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Du reply

to letter 928 690 A

I wrote the Etter annexed t

datid. Super ight No4.

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The Governor are

letter informes

thee

his

that on the

first letter report

receipt of my first

eng

the fro

Frands of Huffam and

his escape to Macas the Governor

made a minute that it was

a cau

for

a warrant not a

dummons, and directed it to

be placed in the hands of the Captain Suspeniten dent

Police, Mr. Jeans.

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of

I had caved one I'm Leave

on my way

the

hone

öfter leaving

Court on Saturday afternoon

at about 4 ft. me and placed

the Court wieder the

of the Police.

ه کره کموت

charge

Mr. Deave had not

then heard of the frauds or

flight off Hauffam acthough, the Governor had been informed of confessions of Hufam and the advice given to him

"

to him by

Dr. Hayltar on Friday night.

I thought it right in the Letter 1102

articl Justice

letter above referred tourpees Colseur parq.

my opinion

the

that as

Governor

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Governor knew that Hutsem had confessed to wating away

with this

money.

And

Knew

that he had been advised to

to Macar, supposing

go 2

be

___

"could not face

enguing, is

Ar

was to be lamented the..

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warrant

the

not issued in

time to prevent

escape.

This II had been told by

Mr. Hay Lar himself on Monday

19t

tion an

any

the Communica

Stese

as Mr. Haytar

Corfe dentist

had

made the

same statement to the Honorable

C. Bruich just before he mentions

it b

43.

7. Haysiai suid that Huffam had told him that

he had lent the

money

a.

man named Webster. Mr.

Hageton advised him of the

Story

was true to fai.

enging, is not the had better

go

44

NNo

if Macas.

BACA

A

but a

very veresiding

person, I imagined, would

Recept

this

Story without Some

conformation. The circumstances were more than suspicions.

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