Letter to George W. Robinson, 6 November 1842

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, Nov. 6, 1842.
Mr. :
Sir—I take this opportunity to give you a few items of my faith respecting yourself. I believe you are a consummate scoundrel and that you embezzle my letters and steal my money that is sent to me by way of the , and that you are in cahoot with others in it,— and I believe you are joined with thieves and robbers and are privately trying to do me all the injury you can, with some others which I shall not name now; and I give you this timely notice that I shall take every means to bring you to justice openly and boldly and publicly, &c.
(Signed)
JOSEPH SMITH.
P. S. I believe you are a whoremonger also, while you are crying out against others.
J. S. [p. [2]]
, Nov. 6, 1842.
Mr. :
Sir—I take this opportunity to give you a few items of my faith respecting yourself. I believe you are a consummate scoundrel and that you embezzle my letters and steal my money that is sent to me by way of the , and that you are in cahoot with others in it,— and I believe you are joined with thieves and robbers and are privately trying to do me all the injury you can, with some others which I shall not name now; and I give you this timely notice that I shall take every means to bring you to justice openly and boldly and publicly, &c.
(Signed)
JOSEPH SMITH.
P. S. I believe you are a whoremonger also, while you are crying out against others.
J. S. [p. [2]]
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