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... ion from any fientle- man who has the means of conferring it, and which will meet with the most honourable attention and privacy. Addre-sA. B. at Mr. Po.veir*. Colt! Bath If on-. Cold ?? QKCOND-IIANI) Looking Glasses.— WANTKD, kJ to PI'RCJIASE, TWO or ...

... knaves. 1 wish, Mr. r'Jifor, your bre- thren would leave such writers to the punishment of tiieir own reflections iv the privacy of their closets. I am, Sir, A Former Governor, qf-tiie Asyi-u.m. P. S. — Sir, I have enquired into the circumstances of ...