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retain him in office the fittest person to discharge the duties with

which he is invested, -

and as

long

having claims from

service and much

acquaintance with the

Colony .

And I may

add that

the accusations connected

with Mr. Bridges bearing towards officials in other Departments does not come from Mranstey with any peculiar grace,- or exhibit a very accurate appreciation of his

infirmities

I have the honor to be,

with the highest respect,

Sir,

Your Most obedient, Humble servant,