WILMINGTON, Del TUESDAY, FEBRUARY ", 1927
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John Anderson-we supposed it was. He then
addressed a letter to Gen Washington, in which
he declared his name and rank-it was John Andre,
Of the rank of major, acting adjutant general to the
British army. The fate Of the poor fellow is ell
known--I saw him executed. have frequently
heard it said he agiated, hc.-t is not correct,
at least Tar as il could be seen. He met his death
like q man, and died like soldier, the death Of a
dog. You are at liberty to publish this, OF do sny
thing else with it you please. If there are any
Other facts in which was concerned generally. or
any thing more particularly relating to the melan-
choly fate Of poor Andre, sm willing and ready
at any time to attend to it, and will promptly an
swer any communication. Address to John B..
Spencer, my attorney at Livings,onville


| am, sir, respectfully yours,


DAVID WILLIAMS.
Signed in the presence OF John q. Spencer.