I am looking for a citation to a document that I read quite some time ago and am now having difficulty tracking down:  an early 19th century letter of advice, if my memory serves from Bishop James Madison to his daughter,  written shortly after her marriage, in which he advises her how to be a good wife.  I first encountered it in WW Henry's three volume life and letters of Patrick Henry, erroneously attributed there to Patrick Henry and mis-dated to the 1780s.  But the original is in Madison's hand, at the Virginia Historical Society.  It was transcribed and annotated by Tom Buckley, and published in the VMHB.  

That's how I remember it, anyway.  Except obviously my memory is faulty, because it does not show up via a JSTOR search.

Can anyone point me to the published and annotated version of the document?

Many thanks, in advance!

Best wishes,
Kevin

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