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and
Judges of the Court with a letter from
the Colonial beautare to the Junges
on the subject.
2.
You will observe that
the
Justices observations.
I have the honor to be,
"Six
Your most Obedient
Staruble Servant,
pending your decision
recommcntations of the Commissioners,
I have ventured as a
purely temporary
and provisional sueasure to cauction
come of
their more urgent
recommendations.
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I have also the honor to
enclose for your information Puport of the brief statement I addraped to the Legislative Council on the subject, and of the Chief