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refrasns from deIicacy giving iull detail OF
the scenes 10 which she was witness, or
the insul,s 10 whis she was exposed, tom
the lrwd attempts Of Members Of this soci-
ety |. she. however, has developed sufiicien,
Of tbeir abominaaions 70 make one shudder
At the idea cfiheir dep asiiy. The ecrtliicste
of Daniel pa,tee. given upon oath, uniolds
, scene Of bes,iI srnsualny, which could
hardly be equslled in The orgies Of the most
sbandoned Society ofthe most corrupt part
ofan European city.


The certificate Of Moses Jones, tes,ihes
toa wantoness in cruelty, which can only be
souallrd bv their unparsllclIed sensuality.


tits to be hoped, for the honor OF New
England, for the honor Of our Country, for
the honor Of humanity. that the appeal
which is now made to the Legislature OF
New Hampshire, will meet with prompt
and proper attrniion--If the representation
Of Mary Dyeris false and scandalous, as
good citizens We hope she may meet with
merited punishment; but il her statement
and that of her witnesses, are true, we trust
shat the citizens of New-Hsmpshire, will
do her Justice, and root up such sink Of
iniqui.y, and sacrilegious impiety.


A QUAKER,