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I think Mr. Smith went up for summer school to commence about 1st of May.  I do not know who I will employ as teacher, perhaps Mrs. Brown.  I know of no better teacher than her, in this country.  Mr. Moorhouse was quite smitten with Miss Ellen Pare{illegible].  She and him were to a wedding on Thursday last. Mr. Andrew Chapel married a Miss Mary.  They were married at his father's East of Scarlets. I do not know of anything more at this time, that I think would interest you.  I hope you and Martha get along very well, I really hope you may form an attachment to each other that may never be interrupted.  She is very fond of my friends.  I am much obliged for the good opinion, entertained for me by the good people of Nepronset {?}.  I hope you and friends of Mr. Lyford are well, present my very kind regards to Mr. and Mrs. Lyford.  I am truly confirmed, Rissonbaugh
I think we will rent it for summer school to commence about 1st of May.  I do not know who I will employ as teacher, perhaps Mrs. Brown.  I know of no better teacher than her, in this country.  Mr. Moorehouse was quite smitten with Miss Ellen Par[[illegible]].  She and him were to a weding on Thursday last. Mr. Andrew Chapel married a Miss Mary.  They were married at his father's East of Scarlets. I do not know of anything more, at this time, that I think would interest you.  I hope you and Martha, get along very well, I really hope you may form an attachment to each other that may never be interrupted.  She is very fond of my friends.  I am much obliged for the good opinions, entertained for me by the good people of [[Neponset?]].  I hope you and friends of Mr. Lyford are well, present my very kind regards to Mr. & Mrs. Lyford.   
I am truly Your friend, [[Rimmbaugh?]]

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I think we will rent it for summer school to commence about 1st of May. I do not know who I will employ as teacher, perhaps Mrs. Brown. I know of no better teacher than her, in this country. Mr. Moorehouse was quite smitten with Miss Ellen Parillegible. She and him were to a weding on Thursday last. Mr. Andrew Chapel married a Miss Mary. They were married at his father's East of Scarlets. I do not know of anything more, at this time, that I think would interest you. I hope you and Martha, get along very well, I really hope you may form an attachment to each other that may never be interrupted. She is very fond of my friends. I am much obliged for the good opinions, entertained for me by the good people of Neponset?. I hope you and friends of Mr. Lyford are well, present my very kind regards to Mr. & Mrs. Lyford. I am truly Your friend, Rimmbaugh?

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