CO129-030 - Bonham - 1849 [8-12] — Page 169

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principal in the above

Now that, be has been bebouded and that he is bend has been

exposed, the remaining parties whu are not yet appre bonded, being individually teable to

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severe punishment, lave

of course, upon leaving that

most strict searcher was

them, absconded

doing

aw

concealed theuvelves. I have

made for thome.

sent positive orders

to the

·

several levil ame. Mibitury

officers, all ulike, to adofit

* certain

for

the

immediate pursuit and apprehension of these parties) they shall have

and as

been

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a seized and brought to the

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tribunal, they stall of course be satisfactérily

ared

(

punished,

lawless » hamicide.

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ming

ing against

as these Criminals

are not even yet arrester,

empty words

no allusion

capture) in

C

und

improfitable,

was made

to their

in my former letter.

The

therefore

cation to

make thin

te you mailing

to

myself of the opportion by

Your Excellency good

fortime, and prosperity, und

confort for many years.

necessary

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ده درد -

lim, addressed to His Excellency

lawless er premeditalkiet

urelor

•

o

:sted by

the Law;

persue regardless of

the impulse

et upar of the moment.