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Lovettsville, Va.; March 31st 1870. A. M. Manly, Esq. Supt. Education L __, __ Dear Sir: Your obliging letter of the 21st ult. came too late for me to propose the preffered aid from your Department to Miss King if she would consent to remain. A few days previously she closed her School and took her departure from Winchester, Va. when I believe She nows is acting under the Superintendency of O. M. Warring Esq. I think I understand from her which she has [[?]] that she has sent out by some lieutenant or jurisdiction operating under the auspices of the Presbyterian Church. I do not know whether she could be induced to return to this place as she found it impracticable to obtain a suitable boarding hours. If at any time you can procure a few teachers for this school, please let us hear of it. Your Very Respectfully, James Willard.