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And if any question or difference shall arise about the takeing any Distresse, or levying any money by vertue of this Act the same shall be heard and finally determined by one or more of the [X1Justices of the] Peace neere adjoyning or cheife Magistrate of the place respectively upon complaint in that behalfe
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