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Letter from Andrew Henderson of Albion Vale to Joseph Howe regarding the request of Charles Glode for assistance to build a house. Note on the bottom of the letter says Howe wrote to Henderson authorizing ten pounds to Glode to help in building a house.
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religious information to the poor abandoned creatures. I shall always feel happy to hear what progress you make towards ameliorating their condition

Yours
Thomas Irwin

For the
Hon Joseph Howe
&c &c &c

From Andrew Henderson

Dear Sir

This will be handed to you by Charles Glode who is very anxious to obtain aid towards the erection of his house. The four pounds, which You promised should be forthcoming, would do but little [very - crossed out] where every thing would have to be obtained with cash. Were it possible to grant him 10£, it would be about sufficient with his own labour; and I would see it faithfully expended. He is trying to get out of the Camp, and with your assistance, will accomplish the object; but otherwise being poor and freindless he cannot succeed.
I furnished the Indians at Fairy Lake with


Date: 1843

Retrieval no.: Commissioner of Public Records — Mi'kmaq and Government Relations series Nova Scotia Archives RG 1 volume 432 pp. 221-222

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