dividuals who have become excessively poor and miserable lit consequence of being proprietors of nnii.i.|i»i- tracts of land. »Pd we therefore utterly U|iab|t>, in alt towing time, as some people think, to pay any part of their lust liabilities; and whereas the first-Mentioned class of pcrsous, in consequence of the credit system Ss above illus- trated, have no property except the debts due I them as aforesaid, and are therefore In danger of remote, if not Immediate starvation, therefore
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“dividuals who have become excessively poor and.” The Daily Dispatch, December 1865.
“dividuals who have become excessively poor and.” The Daily Dispatch, Dec 1865.
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