recieve him with Confidence, as he has information to Communicate which will lead to the apprehension of the wicked perpratators of the murder of your brothers, if you and the authorities of the shall judge it prudent to bring them to justice. As he Comes forward to testify against their unparalelled atrocity at the emminent risk of his life it is hoped that <​that​> kindness will be shown him which his disinterested Conduct demands—