I received your letter last night and perceive that you still think at that money business as if you thought I intended to make way with it but I will try to account for the amount Mr Fetter ought to have received and more too for ticket at Salisbury 3 ¼$ dinner 50cts from R. R. Station to College 2.00$ to get my trunk and box from do 1.50$ to get my bed 2.00$ and as soon as I had been here long enough I had to pay a tax which every freshman has to pay 2.00$ and now I have not got a single cent in the world and yet I have all my light to furnish, for I to study 2 ½ hours every night, and if it had not been that Kerr Craige had a little moneyI should have received 50 bad marks every day for missed or rather unrecited lessons for I could not have gotten my lessons in the dark and now Here is out of money and I am worse than out and there is left of our 10 candles only 1 ½ and unless you send me some money I will have to stop studying until I do get some therefore I wish you would send me 10 or 12$ as soon as you can for I need a table which will cost 4$ and a kerosine lamp 2.00 and oil costing 2.00 per gal I wish to burn kerosine because it is safeter than cemafline and cheaper than candles and gives a better light than either therefore I wish you would send me the required amount for until my room is furnished it will be impossible for me take my studyor even to keep up with my class. I am obliged to have light for I have to recite a lesson every morning a six oclock and have to go to prayers a little after five