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To George Washington from William Heath, 21 April 1782

Highlands, April 21. 1782.

Dear General,

I forward one John Jacob Chieser, a deserter from the British—says he was six years a serjeant-major in the royal American or 60th British regiment—was barrack-master and fort-major at Pensecola—has been quartermaster to Arnold’s corps—was promised but has never received a commission. He may be honest—he may not. He says prince William Henry, general Knyphausen and general Birch are to embark the 4th of May on board a 50-gun ship for Europe.

I have this moment received the inclosed from major Maxwell. I have the honor to be With the highest respect, Your Excellency’s Most obedient servant

W. Heath

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