eve 15^th

& I am disappointed again. Dear Husband I am deeply interested about you in every respect more than any one that you write to or more particulars to about your voyage. my feelings have been verry much hurt and tryd. Peter to be askd so many questions about you such as where is he going to cruise between seasons and how much Oil has he sent home and ^by what Ship and have to say my Husband did not inform me any thing about the voyage nor his business. and I am more highly surpris,d to think you did not return more of a reply to those three long letters I sent and say something about the minatures and send me a name I have been waiting for this ten months for our fine boy I should not thought you would said any thing to Benja about naming him as he took no notice of the invitation we gave him to name Press he came in to day and made one of his five minute calls said nothing about the name, he said he thought you mite write more particulars and he would say by your letter as you had said by his it was verry dry Ieda- sends me word that her letter is not worth sending to me to read it is so short and your Father is disappointed because he did not have one and so you see there is a general dissatisfaction, altho Lucy and May say nothing but what they a pleas,d May is the longest one you sent, and now Dear Husband let me advise you the remaining part of your absence when you have not a plenty of time to write. _writeall to me, and your Father, and Mother, Ied, -all in one, and what you have to say to the rest of our folks say in my letter. Samuel never has written to any one but his Wife since his abcense and I told your Father I did not see but what they was just as well satisfied with him as you. I never see Sira so much pleasd with any thing in her life as with the letter you sent her says I think my Father is verry good to us to send so many things by Uncle Phila