The gazette., 1799-02-11

This letic opcns with acc-iption oi the win,ry ap
pearauce Of the town. " Ga,ety and rih, he pro-
cecds, painted "a The counFensnccs of moa But
mt into their JOYS Eu f yeE were here. ihoud
frsl har9y hecaufe hsve ereai confidence Il your
fr'ercnfp. And 10 be deprived Of the iwCcts hCTcsf
. ruf ato 70 The gloomy cloud thet overlpreats the
mind - bad the iieaiure Of ceing lster
ten lr- you to -, but the peallre -cud have been
geater Bad il been written iii, is NOT Q isgrer
able 10 you fou6 BE- very glad TO receive line rom
you. y hc rtquet docs not meet WIN your approba-
tion, ID not change my opinion n the leaf Of you.
Accsp oy esrnea and incerc prayers for your pescc
ai,l hapPntis, &C.
N.iis -, 7qH 20 1893
It q r.h the MOE nodef dinidence that | agatn at
tempt 10 write to yon becaute fear that the produce
OF NY pen viii not be agtcesble you Bun my fears
fomewha al!eviated when conhder your real IN
ttslity-and that you will conclude thar ACT upon no
difhonorable and bale motives. wait with great i'm
patience for the time when lhau again fee you
The letter concludes ihus :' let Us be friendly and
happy is The incere am ardent with Of your j4stI
lriond," &c
he Journey mentioned above made in the IaIl
Of 81. Amid the circle of Etaf friends Mr.. A. az
play the fame attentions, he had done Brunl-
wiz K and after his return the line kept unbroken
bya ferries Of letters from him Etaf In iort, carey
perion could be found, who did rot fully expect
union ofthe parties
In the winter Of '9G Mr.. A. made another Wilt to
Etst lhcn all wa changed 11ls whole ConouGt- as
if affected by the froft Of the feaion the alect
of cold indifference Still however he communicated
not the fate Of his incnat Etaf AT his deTar
ure he gave her intimation of mis- inrenous. iaId
nothing Of future vift fuggcltd any circumtance
iron. which DE m ght infer any change IN his diPo-
iton wiIhes or views. After his arrival Brunlwick
il was loon underGood that be would again vGt
Eaf re ao Gad certain thing calculated excite
very unDleafant lenfaons the minds Of her relations
and friends 20 which called his attention in letter
which VII appear 10 the lequel.
Inform ZION Of thefe circumstances reaching my bro
tbcrs ear before received il, he thought it proper
ak Mr. A for explanation
The fuhnaace Of Mr. AS reDly was, that there was
no obligation between hun and Etaf but that, If
defred he would either Zee Ter write her The
fubjact Il obletved, that he ought TO have ietted
The buhnsfs at Ny and not 10 have lth n tic mind
Of Et the leaf fuipenfe tain VI retnett 20
hj. dfpoGtion inteutions-He wtote Etaf letter,
cops Of which, excepting few pafascs nct material
is lubJoined
Mis- -, AprH4 1898 \
On Frtay pipht Ian letter was hewn &c written by
YOU 70 YOU, broihsr L iublcribed by you as hB
@litted Gter; exPr l.n which undoubtedly liruok
him in very forciblt manner and which. prciume 10
iay excited his relenfment agsin6 me 20 very bigh
degree. A. hai been prevouily informed th4 he had
written 70 YOU was acrihed that fhou'1 write
TO him upon the fu7jc4, but was aitoaiihed A iome
expeditions in your letter expeditions which implied
doubt IN your mind whether the IeIions sinsned Tor
my anxiety about returning home ua.' But
however Conceive that you never intended me any
the lean injury megiuabe, but the cont ary would
do me a the goo! in your power You aceulc ne #
no writing hnCe ha,e been home; this particular
am net worthy Of blame becsuie m the iait etttr
wrote YOU. Ircqueed you to gte an aniwet, which on
~ ever did. Ana would ak YOU whether YOU would
write to perfor who did nut TO you Bur { feel
friendly to you as did ia my life md God forbid
that 1oud at any time caue You the lean unhappi-
neis or une lGneis or bring You any digrace
rempt whAtever ] felt unhappy when at your houle,
becaufe Thought, and il do th nk that your mother
highly dilapproved Of my fennments il points Of re-
ieion, AID therefore Judged, that it in heart o.
poied the lea Ct my being uoited with any Of her
family. Whether my ideas were right eavc you 70
determine again re1eat It thar never contemplated
doirg you tn leaf injury, nor did ever attempt 10
make Ycu mferabie for moment; md a. evidence
olthcle aiertions OF mine Iequet that you uld
collect my ptlf conOu6 towards and your family. |
IF what ftaed does not completely and entirely
execute and excuIpate me ID your mind hen betcech
you that you would iet forth the charges you have gar
me il more particular way and manner But ii II IS
il my power hey fha be anf~ered if not, vii; plead
guilty and nlaIl qu city and peaccsby n down by the
coufeauencss tkereCf. ihall be Nv when 60 or
return from NJ if it with youc appreciation E
NOT write me word thar you with 10 fee me
gain at your houie, For your peace and hAPpneis iE
this world and thar which come you have my Gn-
and ardent prayers J am with ienuments OF el-
tecm your humble fervant, &c.
To this letter Er4f returned aniwer. Ha. ing ne
yer experienced any particular intance Of ID treatmen
al Nv fromMr A. and unacquainfed with tile rcuu-
nances which had tranfpred Brunfwick ince his
re urn le in ormed him, that ihc moi unwiir 10
fee him once In reply 70 this letter he wriys.
thus;
Mis- s., APyiI I7t5, 1913.
Z" received yours Of the r2th nfl After aIIudng
report entioned the letter which charged h;nl
with pie Of Gnriendi conduct towards young LADY,
be goes on" As 20 (that report) FAY pohtive that
il an infamous fooh1h ouried lie tod On purpofc to
aniwer lome particular ends. It is mmatena to me
who the authJ s for every perlon acquainted with me
mutt certainly know, that too much Of man 10
be gully OF ueh dam'd dirty action. Excule me FER
feel mad After few leDienees he proceeds thus
as to-Chc lady above mentioned )-llould the come
here this fummcr, fhe will nd to her iatsaton that
enemy 20 hcr-fhe viii find to he a man Il