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 THE HISTORY OF misfortunes which he met with in business, and the wicked persecution of and an over-grown Farmer called, he was effectually ruined.

The case was thus. The parish of, where they lived, had for many ages been let by the lord of the , into twelve different Farms, in which the Tenants lived comfortable, brought up large families, and carefully supported the poor people who laboured for them; until the estate by marriage, and by death came Into the bands of. This