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George Washington to William Rawle (March 13, 1793)
Author(s): George WashingtonRecipient: William Rawle
Certified: Yes
Volume: The Papers of George Washington: Presidential Series, 12Pages: 315-316

Whereas it appears to me, from the representation of several respectable persons, and from sundry affidavits, that William Kerr and Alexander Beer, who were lately indicted in the circuit-court of the United States, holden in the town of York, in the state of Pennsylvania, for a riot, were innocent of the offence, with which they stand charged;and they may be exposed to great trouble and expence in defending themselves, unless the indictment be discontinued: I have therefore thought fit, to instruct, and I do hereby instruct you, forthwith to enter a nolle prosequi on the indictment aforesaid: and for so doing let this be filed, as your warrant. Given under my hand this 13t day of Marchin the year of our lord 1793.

G. W——n

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