McCool is investigating a legacy bequeathed by his grand uncle 60 or 70 years previous. When his grandfather died his mother became the next heir but never looked after it. Some years ago McCool read in the Freeman's Journal that there was an Exchange or an Exchequer somewhere in London which deposited all the money belonging to those who died in England in the last 200 years. McCool believes this article referred him to an index of advertisements at No. 4 Merchants Row, New York. His uncle lived in the whaling business and died rich, and his brother Father B. McCool began investigations but died before they were completed. He asks McMaster to send him a few of the little pamphlets which he will very gratefully receive and pay for when they come. :: I-2-c A.L.S. 2pp. 12mo,