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Charlottesville Apr 29, '70 Anna Gardner Charlottesville, April 2, 1870. Mr. R. M. Manly; Dear Sir;- Your letter was duly received. I was much pleased to perceive how promptly you acted in Mary's case. Her mother was also greatly relieved. When I [[crossed out]] tol [[/crossed out]] read your letter to them her grandmother threw up her hands, and expressed so much gratitude to the northern people. She is one who really does, feel grateful - her demonstrations are not all for show. Mary is very young, but I earnestly hope she may succeed. Her story would indeed be a romance. If it is not too much trouble I would be very much pleased to have Mary's letter -the