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will miss her very much. Yesterday morning she was in my room and she said she wished she could see Jane before she left, or at least that she could have time to write to her; she wanted me to give her love to her when I write. —We have four patients here now, all ladies. Miss Royce, Mrs. Burchard, Mrs. C--la? and myself. Mrs. B. is in a very bad state indeed; she is crazy very crazy: but she is in the other part of the house, so I dont hear hardly anything of her. I suppose you remember hearing of her husband, the Rev. Jedidiah Burchard the revivalist. He stays here with her. I believe it is the first case of insanity they have had here; she has only been here about a week. Miss Royce is gaining? Dr. seems quite encouraged about her now that she will be able to walk before long. Oh, Mary, I have had a compliment for you from here, and a first rate one too.