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The following is copy of the letter which was
found the person of William NJ Price at The time Of
his death. The letter was directed to the Coroner
10 NM Creditors:


Many of you having inquired of me how had dis
posed of the large patrimonia estate TO which was
now consider myself bound TO state the very truth
in relation to it. About the year lSle became an
lndorsef Of notes to very large amount, and MT.
---, who had married my niece, and tie
agent of my fathers estate loaned TO me about eight
thousand dollars | was relieved of a portion of my
liabilities, and Mr. --- obtained from a con-
veyance of my own estate in fee and leasehold as
security for his advance. He has since that advance
given to at different times, up TO July last, when
he loaned me thirty dollars altogether not exceeding
three thousand dollars in addition to the original
advance of 5000, making in the whole, about Sl1 000
He prevailed upon from time TO time. prior to the
death of my brother Stephen, to convey him [AIr.
- not only the estate which, by the viii OF
my father, would have upon his death, but all the
estate which might come to me upon the death of
either of my brothers. These conyeyances so made
to him, all on record. They absolute on the
face of them, but he gave me in exchange for them
the most solemn pledges that he would do what was
right. He still has the greater portion of this large
estate. He did not originate 1t by dealing in stocks.
He has realized from its possession, thus acquired,
more thsn SlC0,O00 He absolutely refuses to give
me another cent. aid fear has driven to fatal des
pair your unfortunate debtor


WILLIAM N. PRICE: