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the Salutatory, but was taken suddenly ill, & Fannie was oblig'd to read first, she only knew of it about three mi-nutes before she read, but I think it was perhaps better so, as she had no time to get frightened. We of course thought she did well, but I have heard several others express the same opinion. She could be heard very distinctly. Mama, Bessie, & I are very well; Uncle Alex has been rather tired for a few days, they have been very busy at the market, & he went down before break-fast. This morning they sent