The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-12-01 00:00:00

EI Nor. 27. A singular accident occurred at Lochend. near tliig 4 y, on Wednesday morning last. IVhille a young mu, .1 enterily dressed, and riding a valuable young horse, aus passing by the side of tile-Loch, the animal became etsrtleil at the water. and on being pushed forward by the rider, sushi a plunge where the footing was insecure, when both ware precipitated into the Loch, at its deep est p'trt. la this perilous situation. the gentleman promptly disengaged himself from the stirrups, and, reaching the bank, succeeded, after a great struggle, in getting out= the horse.—Although thrown down under the animal, the rider, we are happy to learn, did not sus tain the least injury. Lochend haring been formerly a quarry, its banks, in many places, are extremely preci7 pitons, where it is least suspected, and the liability to each aecikihrls consequently great. On TaiTahey, while a countryman was Wagon' a boll of meal from his (tart, at a cottage which stands in a park directll opposite Salisbury Crags, his horse bed lo,wed s nadvertirottrt• gram, wont over the decKvieflie the perk, which is very steep, and slid down to the imet tom, a distance of 30 yards, without either it or the cart receiving the slighest damage. .DUNDIM—In digging up a plot of potatoes in the garden of Remedies, on the 9th ult. the labourers found, at a /tingle plant of the white kidney species, no fewer . than one hundred and thirteen,—an increase which is very extraordinary, as no mnagement more than ninth was employed to produce it. So closely wera ' they set about the common root, that the whole were tamed over at once. They weighed ip all 101 b. 4es. Fifty-six of the largest gave 91b. doz. ; and the weight of these singly varied from one to seven ounces. A turnip was lately pulled on the farm of Lochnta loofa, which weighed 471bs. English, and was 43 Inches in circumference. In the same Geld are a number uf Whips weighing from 30 to 40Ibs. There is at present is the possession of a gentleman in the neighbourhood of Perth, a carrot, two feetand a ha,if in length, sad lei inches in circumference at the middle. An uncommonly flit heifer. of the Wes* Highland breed belonging to Mr. Small, desher, and which had been fed by him. was killed here last week. The fat on its breast was 9 inches in thickness, and on the thinest part of the ribs q. The gross - weight of th e animal was 841 stone. the four quarters weighed 586 stone, and the tallow 3 stone 91b. The trade 'affirm, e'it beef of a finer quality was never seen in Scotland ; and, as a proof of its excellence, it met with immediate sale at is. per lb. A fire broke out, on Monday week. in' a manufac turer's house at earnoustie Pus, parish of Barrie ; which burnt it to the ground. The accident was oc casioned by a girl going into the weaving-shop with a candle early in the morning, when some. of the oom bustible materials curd the dame. The sufferer is sapposed to have lost nearly 1001. by the accident f but the inhabisants.of the parish have giaprzueli.colleged a conederabli sum fop his relief. • •r. MONTHLY AGRICULTURAL nor-vs:.. Our information from the country at present affords little of novelty. Thedisheartening conclusion ofa sea son, most unfchtunate and calamitous to the cultivators of the soil, is at hand, without the slightest present pros pect of relief to the sufferers, or the solace of any cheer_ ful anticipations for the future. The report of the day, however, goes the length of asserting that actual forma tion of a new and powerful opposition party of the landed interest in Parliament, which it is supposed o'l%ll sup position perhaps) will occasion more disquiet,and actual dodger to Ministers, than all the Whig or Radical bear eriug of the past times. It has been likewise said, that the late general temporary abatement of rents has ori ginated in an erzoteous policy, which can never answer one of its obvious purposes; and that a fair permanent reduction venial, in the end, have better subserved the interest of both parties. The comparatively small roan _ tity-of Wheat which has been well harvested, is said to he fully equal, in quantity and measure, to the famous crop of last year. And so extensive was the breadth sown last season, that the markets will be amply sup plied during the ensuing', however ordinary the quality of the greater part may be. The grand substitute, po tatoes, is put down as lialf a crop, of which a great part will be of a blighted and inferior quality ; and now our sage, and learned eurb,cet'umrs, in imitation of the ex ample of thelr irandsires, they have a new and tine op portunity to task their wits for a discovery of the cause of that disease. Wheat sowing has been well performed on all forward and good lands ; on those of ,a less fortu nate description, from the interruption of too much wet, it has been an irksome and troublesome operation : in trutb, farming on such soils more particularly,las been from early spring to the present month a most irksome, liarrassing, sod expensive labour; a melancholy addition to a desperately loosing game. • The early sown Wheats are very forward end ItixtAisit, and if no frosts come to check them, will be iiiiiter-prond. Should the moisture of the atmosphere continue, sheep io the lowlands will be iw danger of the rot.' Turnips, but with More - -foliage than bulb, and grass in plenty ; but where they have ca pital to purchase stock, they cannot entertain any san guine hopes of remuneration for their outlay. Machete, both for the live and dead pommodity, have lbw. pro gressively sinking every week since our last' Report. Thus the farmer and grazier's sheet anchor seem to fail him. - The remedy of long-continued fendamental errors, is unbliVpily etpully falai with the disease. Middlesex, Nov. 2-1,4821. • . , 41 11oe remains Of 'of unfortunate Major Andre, it has been already stated, were lately removed from the spot wbere. they were originally interred in the year 1780, at Ftppan, New York. and brought to England in the Phait o p frigate, by order of his Royal Highness the Duke of York. On .T.burstlay the sarcophagus con taini4 Major Andros's remains was deposited in front of rile cenotaph in'. Westritiaster Abbey, which Was erected by his late Majesty to the memory of this gal lant eificor, the re-internova took plate its the most private manner, the Dean of Westossioster:superhitiond ing in person, Major4lempral Bit flerhert attending on the part of his Rnyatilliithiese the Com mitider-im-4.3kiet and Mt. LockieVihe Secretary, to Greenwich Hospital, ea bawl( "Wars of the decsasmda , ma 41s,awanItii ; LAIr ci: COURT OP KINOB' BRNCR, Nov. SO. V. MIMIC This was an action of trover to recover from the defendant the possession of a dog, alleged to be the property of the plaintiff. The defendant said the dog was his, and he had lost it. Mr. MAERTATT for the plaintiff. said, ha bad a dozes witnesses who could swear that the dog was in his client's possession long before the defendant pretended to have lost it. The CHIEF JUSTICE said, in such • case as this justice might perhaps be done to the parties by taking case out of Court. Mr. MARITATT..-1 think so, my Lord. The dog Is the principal witness. The LOUD Clllll7 JCSTICIIAnd be kive his evidence much better is a private is a public Court of Justice. Mr. MmtavasTobserved, that the dog gives satisfactory evidence, by returning f When loft to his own inclination. The parties consented to a verdict for "or is. damages, subject to a reference. follow the order of the Referee. CHURCH V. RCII'Mf. This was an action against the defendant, beeper, to recover a sum of money fecal lies of the plaintiff. The parties had Seel. about horses. and the defendant was employed a horse for the plaintiff. After the animal the ostler was instrscted to tell Mr. Church the bane was gone, he did not know how. The evidence in support of the plaintiff's ease being defective a nonsuit was entered. —rte— othetsremained in the warehouse witbest being used. After this 6 elk more hogsheads or HSI Woe kind were landed fee the use of the plaudit; these were seised by the &cies, es accent of some isfonsalitrae to the new born and marks required by law on their importation, and they were condemned, although he offered to pay the twofer duty for them. It was to recover the amount of the iujery seernieed in cousecomme of this conduct, that the proems bedsit was brought. The ATTORWIT-GiNiiAL. as Counsel for the defend sat, admitted that the datumd of siz shillings a pound, was cooleaty to law; but as the law had been violated in the case of the importation of the siz hogsheads, he vas ready to agree to a comproluisevith the plaintiff. On a consultation with Mr. Jarvis. the plaintiff's Coen eel, it was agreed that the plaintiff should have a verdict AGAINST JOHN ♦NSI.. information filed by the King's Attorney defendant, seeking to recover a tying in his possession a quantity handkerchiefs and other foreign smug- evidence that an Excise-officer, on last, called at Abel's house, who is 'lrwich, and found there nice Bem ire, and some foreign black silk. was no defence.—Verdict for the —r,.-- OF EXCISL—FaIDAY. named Gordon, was charged with 4ting bad in his possession a bottle of whiskey, for which no duty bad been paid. The boy, who is recently from Scotland, was met in the street by two Excise Officers near the water side. He looked at them as if he was atraid of sonic thing, and, upon finding that he was observed, en. deavonred to sneak off, but they stopped hiio, and took held - of a bag, which be was carrying with a good 'deal of caution. Upon being questioned, he said bis ba g contained nothing but oatmeal, but the Officers found in the midst of the meal a bottle of whiskey; ssiion seeing which the boy threw himself into an at :diode of astonishment, and vowed that lie never heard of such a thing in his life. 'Before the Board, the boy said he honght the meal How a man, without thinking it possible tk.st a person touch older would have attempted to put such an imposition upon him. Tite whiskey was condemned; and the boy, who verypositively assured the Board that he knew nothing of the Excise Laws, was discharged, with advice to put his ingenuity to other employment, or to go back, to his own country. P 01" —dr-- litauxsonocuit-sradate.----The cane of throwing —;•:—. Thayer out of the second door of a house of ill- Attie In Charles-street, Deity-lane. came on again yes• iteitalt before J. B. M al XWARING, Esq. . tit yet still appeared, is a wretched dejected state, r'lthat he teniiiiterislitifsag struck in the roost', wed that his hands were cat with a sharp instrument Wilma hi was hanging out at the window. • . 1 . ?Isiah Brown, who occupied the room in the front, limn which window the man was thrown out, stated, that she fastened it with a ribband, and did not return home until late. Barrel, the man who escaped, and disguised himself, appeared much confused, when she asked how the man came in her room. as Pethick who picked him up, lodged in the back room. It was immediately after reported that Thayer died before he reached the Hospital, when Barrel changed his clothes and escaped. He told her that Thayer bad burst the door open, and trew himself into the street. The woman Haggerty, who keeps the house, proved that Barrel was up stairs with him, and that he was in the house; and also the woman Angell, who lived with him. Pethick bad gone to call the watchman when the affair happened. and thinkiJ she was long pee, witness went to meet her; as they arrived at the door the job was bniahed. There was a want of evidetee to connect the pri soners in the guilty act, and they were again remanded, but Barrel 'was committed for the assault in the room. UNION-HA LJ..—Yesterday an undertaker residing in Kent-street, Southwark, appeared to an inforanatinl laid by James Reeves, Chief Clerk of this Olhee, charging him with having, on the 26th of October last, at a gaining-house, played at the nnlawful game of hazard. The defendant pleaded " Not °nifty. Two young gentlemen were examined, and swore to the defendant having played on the night in question.. The Magistrate said the case was proved to his satia faction,.and consisted the defendant in the penalty of 501. It appeared that the witnesses bad bre:n plun•, dered of 'considerable sums of money at this notorious gamlng-house, which is kept by a number of unprin cipled Jews. . • . r The . 81. s aloft floe Mialesez begin All 'iloijay tie: t • at iheSktsions House, Cierkenwell Green. ' Tim- illal, -Bailey Neseions trill begin on Wedahtlir sex!. . piOn Friday, last 169 bales of tobton tail seven cheitt tea, here safely lodged in his Majesty's stares in . 1 4itiilown;•itt Haines Butler, Esq. Coast Sayre • Waterville, escorted by 30 min; and • fastodiaio" . it of the 161gence cutter. They were ittickearnit...,, i way at a place called . Ornughill, by about 2,96 . '''' on the vuitunit of which they stationed iheanselit .- 0 0l iitiog,' aeitigti ground, Well calculated for . , the annoy; once 14 the parity: From this eininencithej , rolled harge l swan, oy rather. rocks, in hope's, no doubt, as well .tof ptleitilting the' cars from proceeding as' their imor 1 01 of gushing the escort while passing Oie road attune diafoly under the mbitntain; bat illf: Buileedilaptatch ed a few of his party by a circuitous unite for the pur pose of coat* sin flair rear, which being presei rad 11 the cowardly assailants, they made a precipitate ree.-- - -(fi'ralee Paper.) A dreadfal tire broke. .:_ Thu , sday nit, abbot LUILD4AN .R 1 V, Noe XI CottON.—Prlle detioinialltettilibile'ra4leiliii . --eUrees..—• ' " figs week, vet thepeiescire•fitily'-seppateet . the --- s puitb.ae in nor COROareis sissess r oci! *cis .ti of Spats t the other a s es are quite itsconsiderabis. • letters from Livool ibis - morning 'Ceti thittheletpia' la very cOnsiderias&heelitess doing Os Geetp l is •—• one pricei ; in the filet three days of Am wedg. 6000 bags were purchased. . windt SUGAR.—There hayserseen eery few IttnnlitifillAilli this week; severaLbelders, have withslrallm Vs* ; 6 11 , . coracles from presets; saje. in the anticjpatio'eflit prices.—The deniarid fiii i been also liadisd SARE A . • • week, yet the psimortnesnikeht be 4iiitedisighee ' As * holders are exc./aline, firm, and are not 34 • 441 effect sales; the purchasers hale been obliged 0 7 to a further adiance of Is a 4s since, Friday he el refined market ne considerable insproveuseec Aso stated in isarcels for immediate delivery, bet f ee deliverable in spring, prices 21 a Is bigiesel ki kiq paid, and only very few refiners will eater Ilse/ni s i contracts, and the buyers are rather eager* goods deliverable early in the year at the . pi l e have stated, and generally the market, ere* ready, must be stated a shade higher; the ni wasi ceedingly firm. In Foreign Sugars no COFFEL T —The public sale yesterday, trbteltieh „ taken as a fair criterion of the merket. to casks 660 bags of Coffee ; the Demerara* ggi n descriptions sold at rather lower priers; d i . • • and Dominica at higher rates; St. Dominge aftlielire. rims currency of the market, fair quality St ama ies in hhds 10k and 101 s 6d. IV public sale this.for e piA; 350 packages Same . Coa.e sole on lost tekesita.' ordinate lUDs. -es - Id. • „. , , Rug, BIaNDY, and HOILANDS.—Ibp 'a m . marbet continues firm ; there are not, however,so mow inquiries as formerly. Brandy - has given war te r ft per gallon. In Geneva there is no alteration ; NAVAL STORES.—Turpentine is gafoti *v. and any parcels arriving would meet a r • fa t Spirits are higher. Tar is considerably adrancel44 B o last week an improvement of 2s. and 3s must be, aspi in Stockholm Tar ; other descriptions are also big* 4 1111,,S.—Whale Oil must again be quoted lbe leltesi. and exceedingly heavy at the redaction. Linseetheift , improving. FRUlT.—Nearly the whole of five cargnel it lir - Turkey Fruit was put up to sale on 3londaylisigr•k• great part of the Figs were bought in, and asarip4bm whole of the Red Smyrua Raisins. On Tier t wo . cargoes of new Currants 'were offered at public earth% the quality very indifferent, and prices frost its It 114 s; a considerable part remains unsold ; the tmeesp.. pears exceeding shy of snaking any purchases, elms, to the quantity which continues to be forced °lrby pt: lic sale. TOBACCO.—Since our last there has beenlitffilied• nest done in Tobacco; the prices are without varieties. • TA LLOW.—We stated on Friday last tbat the part/4 . bad greatly improied ; in the beginning of this'week it again looked heavy, and purchases were made at Os and •12s 61 since then the market is folly is bigbaconel 'to-day 44s has been paid ; the nearest. general price for yellow Candle Tallssw is, however, 43s 6d. • the buffet : looks very fi rm. Town Tallow is to-day n ursed 411fil:''. which is the'nme•as last %reek, COURSE OF EXCHANGE.—Fain4T. 1 Amsterdam, 162 IS C. F. Bilbon, 35 Barechma,lllll 1 Ditto, at sight, 131 10 ' 'Wyllie, 354 Oihrth ls t.lll4 Rotterdam. 1! 14 .6 , . tehorn, 47 Genoa, Ml 4. Astfrop r .kit 4:e..--. ) 0 ,—. 4 .,4. A alts. 45 Veal - _, liambrifb . 87 f r _ Naples, 39 4, • ...,. 4 " ii)il iel Altona, 37 7 "' Oporto 50 6" 4 ` ' Paris, 3 days sight, 26 OD PitilgtittO. Ti9-432Mi l Oitio, 25 90 Dublin. si per cat. , Bordeaux, 25 99 Cork, 9 per cent. Vora. Frankfort un the Maine, 156 For. gold in bars. 31. 1 L 1044 Peteraborgh, 9 0 U. New Doubllons,l3. 01.111. Vienna, 10 IS RC. Flo. New Dollars, Us. ad. Trieste, 10 18 EL Flo. Silver in bars, Staadmii, Madrid, 36 Cadiz, 36 4s. 114 d. For some weeks past, pigs for roasting have split► markably cheap in our market On Wednesday (la alt.), very ,good pigs could have•been bought at 21. and 2s. 3d. ; and Wd even heard of individuals that purchase, what they considered plump enough, grist for Is. and Is. 6d. This is less than the price of a Christmas goose, and almost brings one in mist , the times " when good King Robert rang." We heard of one farmer who was so provoked at the stoli sum offered for his pigs, that he actually drove the poor animals far out of the market, and then ()pair( the door of his cart, told them to go and seek masted Err themselves, and save him the pain of Lying their throats cot for a were trifle.—(Drenfpies Courier.) The following were the wholesale prices of oat yesterday at . Smithfield ; how far it agrees with the retail prices in Itegent-street, Bond-street, sad Si. Jawes'street,,we do not exactly know— Beef . per lb. the best "" per lb. . . 3f .51 Mutton . • . if . . . 4 Veal . . . 7i Pork. : •3f i • ••.•.' . 7 krisme'rins Soscips•--Thnrsdey night, MAW ' 'Turner, a yilting siotnan, wbo was IoJ ged in Clettahwil Batch-bouse, charged by the in Ister•of the workhouse' • With making a riot in that house. and striking •thrts wiser paupers : she was Ittckei u? in the dark boll ' where she was found some time afterwards. saspeodsd Ity the strings of her petticoats she was immodiatd7 ' cat down by IPhesterman,.. - the watch-house-kettrs to all appearaom dead, but after proper a:1041.4W " Arch paid to her, she recovered; she betrayed evki/A. ' symptethitbr itisaalty.. She was yesterday lonogibi the Police-6156, Httop-garden, where en Ostrrseers'aileifdid; ind'she was removed from tbonOlt /at teen Madhouse.l.?" l 4 4 itrvni f iNo i l. 9.1-TDstring ,the niglit of. Ow j sot, hot Iris than 15 vessels of various descriplisls' mete 4 nreskon 1 9i4 A po. Sato tha w' 'have account's . , pp thirty mutt sbagiar, the ' s'w 161101001.t0 blows gas 001'1 NeAtititfiCi). 111, J. Willsoa. tsq., of Lincoln, to fille s ,l • t 14141.4111.6434i.fauatY.t • " :",: .:: litras 1s st,Twittlonhato. in the Oidlial ne l eboot:o 4 t, i al i . re ' .D'Oyly, Iwirlow of. ' 1 k`• .:" d' stet of the ir Hans Sitoiii , limb- .t, sioilli-i deukhter of Ilirlisig 1;z im Weill." will certalakt 'Damages, 397/. 15s. TUX VINO lite roost tam ransoms an informs r b id Ilreaeral against thq to . s • ty of 21.101. for hal • r 4 , 6 4; na silk handl pods. • „ : t snared is aviti 1 1 16 • > 14111. sif April last w 4 louskoeper, at Non , • / 'Ea sing handkerchief 46 mit . 6 • To 'kis ease there And Li* 0. 0440116 T - BOARD C , ployed ' - mal was sold, ?Tall day a lad, as _ _ CONSISTORIAL COURT, Nem lia, TEE OFFICE 07 TUE Amos PROMOTED lIT WOOLGSTEPX. D. D. ARCMDEACON OP ESSEX, V. GEORGE somaas CLARICE, D. D. Mr. Jusxsa, Proctor, renewed his application to the Court this day, to pronounce the Rev. Defendant, - who is Vicar of Waltham, in Essex, in eoateapt, furl not giving is an appearance to a citatiow served upon, him in the comae of the last Term; and two several letters having bean addressed to the defendant contain l lag notice, that articles having beea exhibited against him, charging bin with obstructiag the Archdeacon at the Spring Visitation, the admission of these arti cles would come on to be heard on a particular day ;, which was the by-day after last Term. The defendant having failed in such attendance, and not giving in an appearance, it was prayed ..to pronounce' him in eontenspk : At this moment, Dr. Clarke being . is Court, moo to expinia that he now attended foe the purpose of giving in arisppeiseasca. The Rev. Defendant de. Dial the reisipt of an such notice as the fetters in. question. ' Sir C. ROBINSON observed to the &repro, the antrOf toenail; or leitutisecr, .armice& s , aittached. sot taviair H-* vriedingteir pending in ;his Court, bet in Courts of Meier sntfie city. Baffin the Court indicted the penalty sr cob; leapt, it permitted the application to stand °err for mow different periods; andit was not in the polver of , the Court to postpone the matter any longer. The Court. Was now given to understand that the defendant came there to give in his npFearance to the citation, with a view to soften XIII displeasure of the Court, and to avert the penalty. Dr. Cvsnits.--Sir ', I am come here be- iristopher cause] dish to angler the charge of ohstructing the 'Archdeacon, and to explain that I failed to attend that day on which I was appointed, from an impres sion that Lord Stowell would not &Mad the day after the Coronation. • Mr. JgtINICR, the Proctor, said, he had addressed two letters- to him subsequently. Dr. CLAVlc.—There were two letters came by the post, but which I refused to take ia, because I consi dered them share letters. One was directed, " The Rev. Geo. Clarke, Esq.," the other, the " The Rev. Dr. Clarke, iPattera,"instead of Waltham. The JUDOS wished to know if the defendant de sired to lave another day be heard on, as a, matter of convenience. Dr. CLassa.—Sir Christopher, .I wish yen would settle every thing with me now. I have not been able to rest in my bed, having been.so harassed. The Junca—if an appearance .is not _given in, the .Court must pronounce von in Contempt . You move for .another day in order that you may have the assistance of Counsel, the Court recommended you to take legal advice. 'Dr. CLAILKB..•-I have not-the means of taking legal ad vice, having impoverished myself by the estpense of pals- Hating various works, dedicated to Lord Sidwouth, who • has done me the honour to return me a letter of thanks. bet has left me to struggke with poverty for these 18 years. lam advanced te yeitts,lnth_a considerablo fa mily, and if any of my co-academics, of Otani] am the senior, all but Lord Stowell, will assist me, ibsfit etre pense, I shall feel obliged, I shallzbe - hatairtelatt With' life if they chaise to take it from ise,o , suairo-loofeent' have done aught to deserve beingeaatatitay..4.eima' not ;et the Archdeacon in at the great door.of the viper and did .not like to shew him in at the back door for of conceived disrespect; but When he comes attain let him in any way you chase to sat hi 'ought I received: ; The Rev. defendant was adseeeiehed by the Court-to attend next Friday,: in :00,4 .being pronouuccalie contempt. Ili . ti The defendant, lo the repentaadvice of the Court to employ Caribsel, again replied' that he could not afford the eapeaie of doming repeatedly b4kroards and for wards to town, and thereforeitlests•wholty out Olds power. . , • .alf There being so other business beimedireslit It ad journed at an lady hour. • I,`ll ' 1 • • I.'l ' COURT• OF E Xt.; II EQUE,II.- , -418i1Ies • a .4 • BENNINGVIELD V. THE The plaintiff,atobaceo - Goodman's-fields, brongt under the following. circumstances. three hogsheads of tobacco, customary duty of one ant insisteskon receiving 6P. Provisio4 pf an Act passed but this the plajoljg refused. Its holing Atnoteraford ' made in 4* Act, ' afterwards pay the NO lhouglait z=• Sloane.' saw B/0• 10 2 4 .4 t 431_ t Islllriger ce i ro 7 o, 0011 _el ~T~ f THE iIIICCIVItit. OF EXCISE. A dreadfqi tire broke out oo Thuiaday•night, MAW -7- 6„7 lhii iia... ' ' ....,' st las•ja4 ,se in WelllBll xv Rome& et‘rit' in 1 40441-11treort ten o'clockitil'owcester. A stable Wanking td Ur.. • - I l— 1 1 - I" ' . . AC $ melssge e.„ stuivaa,sig, tee Rev. .. Might this action foe damages , Wilcox , wisp horses many. of the coaches,' was eon. Visqe MJA . F:IL .1 3 Iftrtoli'Pfete0or of Astronom ircumstances. He hid itiipotted sowed, •cootaioing 11 horses, which were's!l beret tswih n i t e 'ralt., 7,,,,°":" 1 b i1d , r•.,.., : ; and .. , s. , dd r gpserj oacco, for which he fehdirea till death. ' .Several houses and out-buildings *ere .Mt . • T 4 r 7 l : t l e \r,'', o 't o i l i s tg ro w— do .74: - ,iii:N of J. Br shigling per Pesekiiii . Citbilaitsaulf tituues strike tine our informant left the tows: lifie'llsq.,, arthirea;4l face.' Ile s'l* the (;laest dock !l a. i sia ili,...,4 4 •l: e n to t. s eeco th ot ran j jav ii , .l 4loo the i. des win staiiii iates u e7e*si csoi r f i romi y hifl a s !ta ba i s tie we r ..iirlA w JAW Piletlaseep. u' fa e rou la r tfor bie ' ,l * esi * tit... ••PY .. :elettiel uNtitioeb etWW ilad ,df ia • star the fe te s; sir ßteh ir t rede lion.flo c rt i t il refaced,. tie .pay t oissbo gsoda d o f :ergot pat* 'Vibe, town, es the , coesettegroeee r........ • - •• ' tobacco, sf whick gupgageggiggs was belfuNiti e t i : n b:igiatreate. - Oor htfortuerti flitibo . .:; : : . ', L .... ' tr o jaklishedh s t Mt., Renniegficht di4j7lonfooas, 0 01 •"001 ere salting With ieetewesd Itiryi " 41 1611'1 ' lima ' erne . , I Atetv fur one uf. ,tbAligigiods o ol Ale It olettillMisawelee tentalied; aill4hiesirit ailiaervc: l TU. 1941111esaktipilettits lit. • it. T. ARDI 4 I.,IMA, intite•Ai Posimill .t?:...iji ,ii , t4:44,..n g '# ' tfplialiff Alit el:: n - .av: ,. .. 3.4 r, .3 J !If se we g 1 • • otc. are a - i•sqed to be addressed. .. E ; :~ r. _ . .. • 1 • 14 i i is • 1 l .i , f n • r 1 S. L I