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Bureau of R.F. &. A.L Office of Asst Supt Culpeper C.H. Va June 30th 1866 Bvt Major W. R. Morse Supt 4th Dist Va Major In compliance with Circular No 6 dated Hd Qrs Asst Com Va Richmond Va Jany 29th 1866 I have the honor to report the condition of Bureau affairs in this Sub Dist to be in fair condition. The state of feeling between the Whites & freedman is very good at present. The Freedmen are all at work keeping their contracts. A light crop of wheat is now being harvested which will barely pay back the seed. The corn crops doing well with the prospect of a large yield. The main dependence of the county is in this crop. The Freedmens School is in fine condition. The spring & summer term closed yesterday. The proficiency displayed has astonished the citizens. They cannot understand it. The Circuit Court of Culpeper held its session commencing on the first Monday in June. I enclose the charge of Judge E.R. Watson to the Grand Jury and am glad to say that I think the Freedmen can have justice in that court. The minor courts are not as willing to deal