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on the case- He said if she was  not paid
within the time he should be as blind as a Beetle
He also considered  the Letter as an insult to this
Council.----------------------------------------------
Remarks were also made by Councellors Johnson
& Pres^t Hyde. Councillor said he thought the
cattle were worth 40 dollars. Councillor Benson
said she was willing to have steers of the same
age and value. Pres^t Hyde said he had kept
them one year. Let him hand over 4 year old
steers. B^r Redfield thought if the wagon is
not so good he should make that good also
Council Coulson wished to have the property
appraised at a proper valuation that the might
receive it according.
Council pres^t Hyde received the notion in the
following manner.--------------------------------
That he pay her 52 dollars in whatever may
satisfy her by the 1^st of March or be cut off from
the Church. Carried----------------------------------
It was also moved by Pres^t Hyde that the waggon
be delivered to her by B^r Clellans B^r in law did that
if  is not in as good repair B^r Loveless shall repair it
Pres^t Hyde enquired of the Council if it is the
duty of this people to send for and support the
families of those who have stolen property
that property being found on them.-----------------------
such person[=] fly here and by taken into
custody to await the action of the law & the
governor requisition to take them.--------------------
Council Harris thought that [================]
women & children being member of the Church
ought not to suffer the consequences of such
results and be left in the hands of our
enemies. Councillor Miller agreed with Council  
Harris but thought nothing should be done