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Freedmen's Bureau Records: R. M. Manly to Thomas P. Jackson, November 10, 1867

Summary:
Manly informs Jackson that the Bureau will cover the balance of expenses for a school in Staunton above what he can obtain through tuition from the students and the Freedman's Union Commission in New York.

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10th November

Richmond

Mr. Jackson

I send that portion of [deleted: Miss] Mr. Kennedy's letter which relates to your affairs. I have no doubt but, after all has been collected that can be from the scholars [this should be 10 cents per week without exception] and after the society has given you what it will towards the furniture, the Bureau will pay the balance, calling it "repairs".

Yours Truly

R.M. Manly