MARSHPEE, JULY 19, 1834.

Mr. WM. APES,

_Sir_,--Perceiving by a notice in the "Barnstable Journal," of

last week, that you have appointed a Camp-meeting, to commence

on the 30th inst. and to be holden on the Parsonage, and in

the vicinity of the Meeting-house,

_This is to forbid the proceeding altogether_!

You have no pretence for such a measure; and if you persist

in your purpose to hold such Meeting, either near the

_Meeting-house_, or on _any part of the Parsonage allotment_,

you must consider yourself _responsible for the consequences_.

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