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Ertract ofa letter from gentleman in Con


necticut, 10 his corregtondent tn Boston,


dated Dec. I2.


he pressure south ofthis is very great,
and fear will continue for long time it
is, no DOUBT, very wholesome regimen,
and nope will work cure for many OF
tho disorders they are troubled with IN that
quarter,-A5 to the : Rag Fscforie 81 in
The western psrt .oi Pennsylsania, in Ohio,
Kentucky, &c, think they will. have to
come, to the tmina,ion OF giving up
their Charters, which, by the by, they never
ought TO have had. Ifthe dif1i4ulties which
now exist have This effect, il will indeed be a
blessing to our Country.


/" What will " Boston Folks say about
the u. S. Bank loaning between s u 5000
000 of dollars, in Baltimore, While they
give them but about 20th Of that sum.
think New-Eogiand has but small portion
of favour from that Institution but it shews
one thing, lhink, very clearly, that is
that New England has capital enough oil
her own, TO do all her business upon,