Dorchester, Jan. 15, 1822 Dear Sir, Having for the first time in my life, become a petitioner, and to the government of which you are a member, not for a favor, but justice, which justice the Secretary of war feels himself precluded, by the rules of the department and proceedings had in my case, from rendering me ... /

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