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A 'hitIARGE Delivered to the Clergy of the
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I .11S, TEST-ACTenr- REPORTER.—To
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Iv Corporation and Test-Acts.
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jtSUANT to a Decree of the High
ag, !last °°:,,clf Chan ry made in a cause, GILCHRIST
.v-'l3 ajaCKHlcteßbT, the creditors of OCTA-
'n the up ARAM GILCHRIST, late of Stamford,
!bout tb-eltY of Liumin'
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of 3; ay of June, l 823 , .
deceased, who died on or
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0,
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