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I? giving Miss C- only the justice due- I mite tell you that she is the most conscientious high toned liberal hearty?? woman I have ever met. I've Recieved?? her for several years more + in spite of prejudice engendered by reports of envious weak, men have provided service. I can rely unclear you what my new knowledge in trouble + pleasure has proved? her. Tho we could lose or suffer by association with her— on the contrary— her that of course is every one's new choice. All her friends— of years standing + who knows her better than I do— will entirely endorse what I say. She is a good, true woman + no one who knows her can think or say any thing else. But I can talk to you better than I can write. I know you mean to occupy? her— but mind. I do not wish you to her contrary to your own judgement. I simply? must be just to her.