Incomplete, containing personal and family news from Wilmington, Delaware.

Concerning insurance on real estate in that city.

These letters are to and from various relatives, including her parents; husband; brother Ferdinand Bauduy (1791-1814); sister Cora (1796-1870), wife of John Peter Garesché; and other relatives. About half of them were written while she was a pupil in the school of Madame Marie Rivardi, in Philadelphia.

Includes pencil drawings, signed "J.W.L." and dated, entitled: "The Westover estate owned by Col. Byrd, the old mansion, Virginia," 1878, showing the mansion of William Byrd (1674-1744) from the river front, without the east wing; "The old grave yard at Westover, Virginia," 1878, showing several ruined monuments, with the James River in the background; "William Keith's house, Philadelphia, 1878,” a sketch of Graeme Park, in Horsham Township, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, seat of Sir William Keith (1680-1749), governor of Pennsylvania; "Old Swedes' Church, Philadelphia," signed "Jennie La Tourette, 1879"; "Dade's monument at West Point, N. Y.," 1879, showing the memorial to Francis Langhorne Dade and his soldiers, massacred by Seminole Indians on the march to Fort King, Florida, in 1835; and "Fort Putnam, West Point, N. Y., 1879."

These people were apparently members of the Longwood Meeting; Garrison mentions the death of his wife and others.

In an unidentified hand, with emendations in the hand of Du Pont de Nemours. Essay on national education in the United States.