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THX LATE REV. P. W. YOUNG, MINISTER LECROPT. Ey the death of the Rev. Peter W. Young, minister of the Parish f Lecropt, which took place on Tuesday evening, one of the oldest minister; in Scotland has been removed. He was born in 1818, and was the eon of the Rev. Thomas Young, mi

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