To James Madison from Augustus Woodward, 7 May 1808
River Raisin, may 7. 1808.
Finding the conduct of the party, in the recent application for an habeas corpus, to be extremely reprehensible; I deemed it more reasonable to require his attendance here. If the least curiosity should exist as to his case the enclosed papers will elucidate it.
I have the honor, Sir, to enclose copies of a letter to me from Genl. Hull, and of my reply; and have the happiness to be, Sir with the highest respect, your obedient Servant,
A. B. Woodward
DNA: RG 59—Territorial Papers—TP, Michigan.

![University of Virginia Press [link will open in a new window] University of Virginia Press](/lib/media/rotunda-white-on-blue.png)