My Correspondent is a Gentlewoman
that lives, in the Neighbourhood of
Carlisle, who saw Terperse every
Day, for some Time before his Death,
&and says, he died as became a truly
penitent Christian, to the Conviction
of all the Clergy, &and others, that
conversed with him. She writes
me, that one Wright, by Orders from
Mr Farquharson, provided a Coffin
for his Body, that She gave such
Grave-cloathsclothes, as are usual, put
them on, &and saw him buried in St
Culbert's Church-yard. So that You &and
all his Relations are very much
obliged to this Gentlewoman. She
desires me further to acquaint You, that 428 (428)
that he never received any Letter
from You, nor any Remittance, &and yethe
Letter I wrote, giving him an Account
of You &and your Children, did not
reach Carlisle till after his Death,
that she has his Stock-buckle, But-
tons, &and a Book he left to his Son,
Charles, which she is ready to send
to Edinburgh, to any Person you
shall name there, which you may
do by me, when you please; for I
intend to write her soon. Terperse
mentions some Note or Account in
his Letter; but it did not come
to my Hand, nor does my Corres-
pondent write any Thing about it.
I am,