Stavely Letters (continued) 22. /3/2. (cont'd page 5) highest authority Mrs Moore herself (page 6) I am extremly greived to hear of the Death of Aunt Matty - I think her Memory was entitled to more than a passing notice - The letters, two in number, referred to by you never reached me - Alex1 gives no connect ed news consequently I am Satisfied with what I know is done - but ignorant as to all minor matters - I leave my children here in saftey their future - not determined on Write Soon, Excuse this wm Stavely Sent you a paper from Detroit Letter from William Stavely, Penna Salt Manuf Co , East Tarentum, Allegheny County, Pa, to his brother James Stavely, Ireland, Feb 25 1861. D1835/27/3/3. Penn° a Salt Manf Co' works East Tarentum, Allegheney County Pa Febry 25th 1861. My dear James I wrote you hastily this day three weeks to which I refer, as regards the documents, I am to Sign. Without making many words, I am all but as anxious to perfect on my part, what has been done in Ireland, as you are to receive the papers, Comprete. At the same time, I wish to have my signature, Certified to, by the proper officier, So as to leave no room for dispute at a future day - My intention is to be in Philadelphia - about the end of March, or within two weeks of that, when the papers shall be signed and forwarded in prefer ence to all other business. On the day after I wrote last I came to this place; and on the following day was introduced by Mr Pemberton Sup of the works, to the party then in charge of the Store, on this day two weeks we commenced to take Stock, which is all on paper but not fully carried out. On the 14th Thursday the Store was opened under my direction.