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It is also ordered and directed, that all the Om-Pensioners
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to their instructions, which they are required to produce at
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and they are nut afterwards, to change their place of abode,
as specified in their affidavits, without unavoidable uecrs-
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Aud farther to take Notice, that in conwrpsewee of vo-
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and forfeit for ever all lonnelt arising from thia Evtsbh•h.
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this revolution, the L,witq Commi•snorrrs at their meeting.
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7th Foot, JA NI ES JEFFS, at It. 441. per day.
7th DraKuuns,•SAMUEL MULLINS, tkl. ditto.
The former having been guilty of forging or causing to he
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