He asks McMaster to try to find out the whereabouts of Miss Belinda Ryan, the daughter of John Ryan, a painter who died in Augusta in 1863. Miss Ryan is supposed to be in a convent in New York and is sought by Mr. John Anderson, administrator of an estate in which Miss Ryan has an interest. If McMaster is able to give such information or place her in communication with those interested, he will be doing a good service. He does not know whether McMaster remembers him, but since his visit to New York last July he has recalled McMaster's hospitality that made his visit a pleasant one. He asks to be remembered to Mrs. Brown, her daughter and to McMaster's children. :: I-1-o A.L.S. 2pp. 12mo.