ST. CATHARINE, UPPER CANADA WEST.

MR. WILLIAM STILL:--I am now in safety. I arrived at home safe

on the 11th inst at 12 o'clock M. So I hope that you will now

take it upon yourself to inform me something of that letter I

left at your house that night when I left there and write me

word how you are and how is your wife. I wish you may excuse

this letter for I am so full that I cannot express my mind at

all. I am only got $1.50 and I feel as if I had an independent

fortune but I don't want you to think that I am going to be idle

because I am on free ground and I shall always work though I am

not got nothing to do at present. Direct your letter to the post

office as soon as possible.

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