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but the owners or anasters of these raised a factions opposition, and the Major General acting as Sicutenant Governor, -considered that the Ordinance because necessary in order to coerce, them.
It has been found completely to answer the purposes for which if toas enacted, and I wonts, if possible, deprecate its unnecessary abrogation, considering the temper of the community at the lime it was passed. I have before stated that if may probably be incorporated in Ordinance N. 5, when the Chief Justice has time to assist in the periodelling of that Law, and
any vagueness in terms might then be corrected; but either thus or in its present shape, the ordinance appears to me both suitable and desirable, under the prcular circumstances of the place.
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I have the honor to be,
With the highest respect,
Your Lordships.
Most Obedient,
Humble krvant.
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