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Copy of a Letter from Mr. Possum, Baker, of Bullwell, near
Nottingham, to Messrs. Jams LIGNUM and Sox, Manchester.

Builwell, near Nottingham, Sept. 27, 1828.
GENTLEM EN--I have frequently regretted that I
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