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Freedmen's Bureau Records: Thomas P. Jackson to J. T. H. Hall, November 11, 1867

Summary:
Jackson writes that he has not received an answer from James Woods' attorney, and that Woods' efforts to receive a new trial have been hampered due to lack of funds.

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Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen and Abandoned Lands
Office 4 Division 9 Sub-District Virginia Lieutenant J.T.H. Hall
Military Commissioner
Woodstock

November 11, 1867

Staunton

Lieutenant

I respectfully return papers of James Woods June 17/67. I have written twice to Mr. James Dorman Esquire Wood's counsel, who resides at Lexington, Rockbridge County but have received no reply whatever. I have [added: not] seen Woods for some time and when I last saw him he stated that a new trial would have been granted him if he could have given $50 security for costs. The property in question lies in Rockbridge Co.

Very respectfully
Your obedient servant

Thos P. Jackson
Agent