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February 1799

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without allowing the Instruments of Separation
which are inadmissible: The hungry improvident
Prisoner will eat his whole Allowance of Bread
before he receives his Meat; & with then have a Por-
tion of solid Meat, which instead of nourishing him
will make him sick: The only mode of feeding a
Prisoner, I am fully persuaded is by Spoon Meat;
And it is of little Consequence to ye County, was that
the appers are toiled at so small an Expence of Coals,
whether the meat continue a little longer therein, &
the Liquor to made Buth of, or whether it be thrown
away; for as to noting it for visiting Bones of next
Day, my

2d. Observation is, that thos. Humanity dictated
this, as a Supply of some Deficiency, on ye Meagre
Days, it with be found, that ye Water in which ye Meat
is virted on Monday will be sported by Tuesday, if
it will not have contracted a deleterious Quality, by




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