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To Thomas Jefferson from George Odenheimer, 2 December 1808

Philadelphia, 2nd. December, 1808.

Sir,

Information has been presented to me, on Tuesday Evening, 29th. November 1808.— The British* were Endeavouring to Sail, or, were a Sailing from Halifax, (Great-Britain) to attack New-York, and were they Successful in taking New-York; it is expected they will Sail up the East-River, to South-Amboy, and from there Endeavour to March to Burlington, & cross the Delaware, to effect a March to Philadelphia.— Sir I wish You could communicate to me (Instant) the Declaration of War by Congress, against Great-Britain; in Philadelphia, at No. 122. North-Third-Street, near Race–Street.

Sir—Your Most Obedient, Humble Servant—

George Odenheimer, Printer.

* A Fleet Armed, and with Troops.

DLC: Papers of Thomas Jefferson.

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