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John tells James that he has been in poor health but has been able to attend to the duties of his station. Sally's health is declining rapidly, and the children have grown into men and women. John tells James that he is not satisfied with his location, but he is able to make a living for his family there. He would like to move and if he ever regains his health would like to travel. His doctor tells him that he will never get well as long as he continues sedentary work. Augusta College is progressing as fast as can be expected, and is in an "advanced state of being finished." The preparatory school is now in session. Abstract Number - 954
Abstract Number
954
Publication Date
1-12-1825
City
Augusta, KY
Keywords
Finley Family Letters -- Brother; Augusta College
Recommended Citation
Finley, John P., "Letter from John P. Finley to James B. Finley" (1825). Finley Letters. 941.
https://digitalcommons.owu.edu/finley-letters/941