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Freedmen's Bureau Records: N. C. Brackett to Thomas P. Jackson, November 18, 1867

Summary:
Brackett writes about the administration of a local school.

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Thomas P. Jackson
StauntonVirginia

November 18, 1867

Harpers Ferry, West Virginia

Dear Sir:

I am surprised to find that your letter is dated so far back as October 19. I suppose Mr. Scott is at Staunton, so you are relieved of the immediate charge of the school. If Mr. Scott uses the articles you purchased in connection with his school. I am certain that the African Methodist Association will pay for them. [deleted: If] I think the National will do the same. I hope [unclear: she] in Staunton in two or three weeks. I hope the school is prospering, and the "School house" under way.

Yours &c.

N. C. Brackett

Please take my book from this office and take are fit I will assist you if I can do anything, in petty poor money back, when I get to Staunton. N.C.B.