Anonymous

| Mass. | Nov 15, 1811

Per Curiam,.

We can give no such advice. This paper was intrusted to Mr. Dane, as a counsellor or an attorney of the Court. It is in the keeping of his c^ent, as much as if it were in his own pocket Non constat that it will ever be produced. The party may repent of his ill intention, and any crime contemplated may never be com mitted.

Note. — It seemed to be understood that this paper was a forged note, upon which the grand jury might have founded an indictment against Mr. D.’s client.