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10 be confined below. II viii seen, therefore,
that il was not as has been stated, on account {
of "bad treatment or threats by his compar.
ions" received on the Landing, or any ever
there. that he was actusted TO commit so rash
an act. 4 aeq.stFr a1gt.e


In two hours after this unfortunate affair,
the vessel arrived opposite the Landing, and
the Captain Immediately informed me Of the
fact. and their being no Doctor in the neigh
borhood. ordered the Captain to take him $50
soon as all the rest Of the men on board were
landed) to Washington. and gave him,
(Weisenpheldt.) two dollars to pay his fare to
Baltimore.


He Was not landed ON The shore at oil All
that was IN our power TO do for the unfortunats
man was done, He was no stranger to us for
he had fshed for US the season before the pr..
sent. and was an excellent hand.


1t is TO be hoped that the papers which hav.
given publicity to the statements which hereto
fore made, will, for the cause OF truth, publish
this. Your friend, and obedient servant,