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State of New Hampshire. The government and people of the state of New-Hampshire. ss. To the Sheriff of the County of in said state of New-Hampshire, his under shefiff, or deputy. Greeting. Whereas By the consideration of the justices of the Infe
State of New Hampshire. The government and people of the state of New-Hampshire. ss. To the Sheriff of the County of in said state of New-Hampshire, his under shefiff, or deputy. Greeting. Whereas By the consideration of the justices of the Infe
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1806
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01/01/1806
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