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Some considerations offered to publique view in behalf of the many thousand persons interested in publique sales : wherein is shortly stated ; 1. the original of publique debts satisfied upon those sales ; 2. the consideration of the sales themselves and their authorities ; 3. the consonancy of their confirmation to presidents of law and the practices of former times ; 4. the weight of the concernees.

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