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decide in such cases were sent for, and I was sent for. We arrived at the same time. I ordered the people to leave the house & the two boys to remain scratched out together. I took the Uncles to my house, raised their spirits with a little rum, & told them, the boy was a fine boy and would be useful to us in our town when he became a man; that he had no ill will against the dead one, the act was purely accidental. That it had been the will of Esauge tuh Emissee to end his days, and I thought that the living one should remain, as taking away his life would not give it to the other. The two Uncles, after some reflection, told me As you have advised us, so we will act; he shall not die, it was an accident.

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