[Envelope: Miss Jackson, Dundalk]
Urker, 11^th June, 1827

My dear Sally [1] ,

I was speaking to your Aunt McCullagh [2] and she thinks the work your at quite useful as soon as you have finished you would do well to get a piece of net and work a collar either for yourself or I chose a pretty pattern and not too heavy. I hope you are not wasting your time as you did at the beginning you should write to Anne D [3] . as you promised You have I suppose heard of poor Betty Anne [4] Death She is very much lamented by all her acquaintances here give my love  Mrs D [5] . Miss D [6] . and Sally [7] and believe me my Dear Child your Affectionate Mother E. Jackson [8]

PS Send word whether you can get the vails(?) Coloured(?) or not the Bearer has Sally’s books