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1. 221. Edward Barnwell to Catherine Osborn Barnwell -- March 2, 1827

221. Edward Barnwell to Catherine Osborn Barnwell -- March 2, 1827
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1827-03-02
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Capt. Edward Barnwell, Beaufort, writes to daughter, Catherine Osborn Barnwell, cautioning her about over-doing the social scene in Charleston. He also writes of gardening and his crops, including the propagation of orange trees, and asks that Catherine care for her sick sister by giving her "tincture of bark & brandy & water." March 2, 1827.

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