Amos Eaton to Mary Lyon, January 4, 1825
Letter written on the verso of a circular for Rensselaer School, Troy,
N.Y., dated Nov. 5, 1824.
Transcribed by Pamela Mack, May 27, 1988
| [addressed to:] Miss Mary Lyon, Preceptress, Buckland MA [another
address crossed out]
Jany. 4 [1825] Miss Lyon, We shall have at least one section of ladies to work on [?] within [?]. We shall charge nothing for ladies of the day class this term. Would it not be well for you to spend the term here? You would then be well prepared. Yours, A[mos] Eaton I presume you received your apparatus in season. Mr. Howard told me, that he sent it in July. I was sorry, that I could not do you justice in regard to my attention to your apparatus. I have spend but six days at home since I saw you, until since my [word unclear] lectures. And these six days were divided among four visits at home. Yours, A[mos] Eaton
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