[Trenton] William Nanck Esq^r High Stret Honred Sir, I this day received a Letter from an unknowan Hand Singnd; [underline: Brother] a copy of Which I hereby enclose To you Sir, from Every Infotmation I can Collect; And from a Comparison of the other writings in My Possesion together with the Substance of my letter of Yesterday to you Sir I have every reason to belive it has come from the hands of M^r D^r Schaffer the Origional I think proper to Repe in my hands But is at your Servis for your perusal if you Think necsary with Respect a Term I am Sir and to [undecipherable] Your d devoted Hum Srvt Caspa [undecipherable] Loan [N] a Copy of the above Letter Detors apartment 5 1797 Dear Sir as a Brother I inform you unless you say before the Grand Jury word for word what you said to Thomas the Constable when he took you and wen you was before the Mayor the will Emediatley as boon as you come from the grand Jury will be prosecuted dont Add not Deminsh one word if you can help it as the Jury Has all got Copis of your first deposition this is Frindly advice and dond Seem angree when at the Jury. Hubbard is Doing all he can to make you as Black as he can, and when he has answrewed his Purpose he will hind you to hell if he can This from a freand and a . Brother