Letter from Lucia Weston, Weymouth, [Mass.], to Deborah Weston, Tuesday, 8th Feb. 1841
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Holograph, signed.Lucia Weston tells of her visits to Boston and affairs in Weymouth, while giving special attention to two incipient romances among her friends. She relates an incident of a black family's sitting "at Mr. Spear's meeting" in a section where colored people were not to sit, a place "in back of the singers" being provided for them, and the resulting protest. Henry and Maria Chapman arrived in a carriage with Anne and Caroline Weston. Lucia writes: "H[enry] and M[aria] go to Gonives [sic; Gonaives, Haiti] next Saturday. I thought H[enry] very poorly."
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