SKETCHES OF DISTINGUISHED


FEMALES.
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CatAarine ttdezvick-Author OF two very
popular novels, the "New England Tale"
and "Redwood." is the daughter of Judge
Sedrwick, and was born at Stockbridge,
Massachusetts, in the year 1898. She is
teservedlv ranked among the most elegant
prose writer's of the day; and is understood
to be now engaged in the preparation OF a
series Of Tales, founded on scenes IN New
England.


Maria Edgeqrorh-ls the dauFhter OF
Richard Lowell Edgeworth, esq OF Edge
worth town, Ireland, a gentleman distln-
euished in the literary world for his talents
and writings. The daughter is said to excel
her parent in talents; she has devoted her
self TO literary pursuits with zeal and ar
dour. One of her objects has been to per,
feet the system of female education, IN
which she has in part succeeded. As nov
el writer, she ranks among the most eminent;
and the Irish character has never been
drawntwith equal truth and spirit by any
other writer. Her publications, which are
numerous, have 5cen well received on poth
sides the Atlantic. ,.1,


ATrs. Ohie.-This lady was born lY7l.-
She is the daughter of DR.. Anderson. an en-
;nent nhysician Of Norwich. She early
eyinced superior talents, by composing po


ems and descriptive pieces, at an age Wheh