See Enslow’s Confession, Appendix (M.)

Footnote 14:

An appellation, the seceders assumed after their leaving the white

Methodist Church.

Footnote 15:

Against this witness, the Court had not a tittle of testimony; he

consented without hesitation to become a witness, and to give all the

information he possessed; a pledge having been previously given him by

the Court, that he should not be prosecuted, nor his name revealed.

Footnote 16:

_Perault unhesitatingly stated to Monday’s face, that he had written

two letters, to St. Domingo, and that he (Perault) had gone to

Vanderhorsts wharf with him, in April or May last, to give them in

charge of a black cook on board of a schooner bound to that island.

After Monday was so charged, he confessed that the fact was so, and

that he had been induced to conceal it under an apprehension that if

it were known he had been guilty of such an act all chance of mercy

would be denied him._

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