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[Page 147] trict known in a later age as the two Scythias.

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We whose names are hereunto subscribed having been ap - pointed a Committee for the purpose of devising means to re - move the great grievance which the citizens of the Eastern Dis - trict of the City labor under for the want of a market in that

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I doubt not mine will be when it comes to Your hands & [...] trict & It is here =

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