The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-08-03 00:00:00

'r F . . . LAW INTELLIGENCE. I s' i I MOORE'S 14ELODIRS. . to the work before a Court of Law. 5 i ~ COURT OF Innis MUM Ovtumuts, Am!. Saw Abe Lois Cuts► Juntes. NWT v. COLIC. This was se action brought seder the statutes of the of &nu and em .47th of 800. I 11., to recover I's, a rsialty of 41. foliOs Segal traanolTii eiranocted z• with the coal-trade. It mews that the ebtps toped • in that trill, are &welshed with swots asesseo (is or der to the ivery of their cargoes) epee their arrival in the river. ,1 11, meter is appointed as sore as the earto of the pertietiar vessel appears, by the Units of the office, to be sold t aid the pregame of a certain eerdlicato put ma board at Newcastle or alsawbere, by the shipper, is emissary to the promote ash a sale. In rirderto prevent vessels from obtaining aides pi arks" in the appointurentof the meter, by seadiag up their certificates (by rya' or otherwise) before they aro actually is the Pool sod ready for delivery, a p esky of MIL Is imposed epos any toaster who shall part with his shipper's certificate before his vessel is se the westward of Blackwell: it was for the rosevery enlist penalty (half gnisg so the informer, half to the Lag) that the presort proesedisg was tikes. . The aides delivery of the certifies*e was priest mid the Jury toted a verdict for the plaintil--Da utarres 501. The Court, oa its rising, adjouraed to the Sittings before Michaelmas Term. Coyotes v. Yonsion.—Tbe paragraph at the riots Of the report of this ease, statieg that s' the piaiatiff had failed in consequeeso of the Assam of a material whams, &e." found its way into oar paper by an oversight, and formed ao part of the proceed ings in Court. SOUR COURT, Jusay M ass I& t. PGWIR P. W. POWS'. Oa the Sd of July, James Power, of the Strand, bowies, .me-seller, obtained an iajaaction to m enials Wiliam Power, of Westmorlami-street, from publishiag a printed edition of the Eighth New hoe of Moore's lriak Melodies; the said James Power having the sole property in the abovensintioned work, by deed of assignment from Thomas Moore, Req. the Author. Our the 17th inst., Mr. OVonaell, on behalf of W. Power, moved the Court to dissolve the io• junction. The decision of the Court was, that the isjaueties should remain .'disturbed till the muse was argued. This important case cause ea yesterday, and the day before to be erred on its merits, before his Hamar the Easter of the Rolls. It appeared from the stateliest of Gomel on the aide of the plastid', that be bad entered into an em. garment with Mr. Moore le the year 1811, for a pa rind of seven years, the latter covenanting to supply the former with eu number of Irish Melodies sad certain ether works specified, for the coasideratioa of as *Await; of 5001., which was to be paid him by plain- Sit Ist 1812. plaiatiff entered into an agreement by deed, with dekadant, by which he gave him the li sense of pablisking Moore's works is Ireland solely, in 000sideradon of defendant's paying 4ist lt-liths of said anseity; mid deed to be considered null and void whew,* Illildefeedaat should fail to lily his quota of annuity M plolatiff. Os the expiration of the 7 yam after OHMS Alms.plaintiff entered iate a new en gagenteat with Mr. Moore for a farther term of six years, under which agreement, and.laßl6is present year, the eighth number of thit•oldsiediek which forms the subject ander litkation, eracektilvered by Mr. Moo e to plaintiff, and by Itlm bye as his sole property, which appeared by, deed of &W . meat as well as by the regular deed of agree meat. The defence set up by Mr. W. Power was that he in fact was the sole proprietor it all Moore's Melodies, and that plaintiff bad no right to publish them even is Ragland. without his conearreace and approbation, but he totally failed in showing any written document whatever in support of his asser tion. His cam was ably argued by Messrs. Joy, O'Connell, and Bennett, who displayed much inge nuity, by arguing on' die assertions a the Solicitor upon facts which were not contained in the pleadings. The plaintiff's case was argued with great clearnebsi ard talent by the Solicitor-Oeneral, Mr. Plunkett, and Mr. Adair. The liavren of the Ror.t.s, in giving his decision, void that the defendaat had set up two defences, nei ther of which a ere tenable. The plaintiff had esta blished his title by the production of the assignment from Mr. Moore, in whom the property was vested, from his having written the work himself. It would be very injurious to copyright of literary productions, if an injunction should be withheld from the plaintiff, .:ho claims his right. by virtue of such deed, when the defendant has no written document to sub stantiate his claim, nor is there a word of the 4.xistruce of such a document sworn to or set forth in the pleadings, he concluded by sa)ing that he would give an order that the injunction ob tained by Mr. James Power in this case should stand unmoved till the defendant should show any legal title WINCHESTER ASSIZES, Arc. I. The' above Assizes commenced yesterday, at the Castle, before Mr. Baron ONAHAM and Mr. Justice Balm, who arrived the preceding evening. After hearing Divine Service, the Courts were opened in due form. The Calendar contains the names of 46 prisoners, and the Cause Paper is very full. BANK FORGERIES. The following prisoners pleaded guilty to the mi nor (glance of having forged notes in their possession, which subjects them to transportation for 14 years:— William Golden's, aged 36 ; Alfred Pink, aged 30; John Clark, aged 50; and Sarah Prince, aged 42. ,$ , EXTENSIVE ROBBERY. Moisebt Thornton, aged 27 ; Andrew Smith, aged 23 oielm Walsh, aged 23 ; John Galvin, aged 33; and John Woodnot, alias Brooks, aged 22, soldiers, were capitally Indicted for having, on the morning of the 23d of April last, at tie parish of Pongee. bur glarionsly entered the dwelling-house of Captain James Hearney White, ' and stolen therein a large quantity of dollars, bank notes, silver, plate, wearing apparel, &c. his property. It appeared. from the evidence of the prosecutor. Captain White, his servant, and others, that on the _22d of April, he left London for Po.tsmoutb, 'with Mm the property is questies. Os erviiipg at his house, it was lodged is the parlour where attar bed was erected for the Capsule. The roes bad a bow window, and was fronting the street, .so that any peam might ham seen the property. sad what wee pada( withia. Oa Cartels Whim's awaking mat seereleg, he band the rest is the greatest seefesioa, and his geld watch sad seals, which he had placed tee the escritoire, gem, together with the ether ankles. The deer, which shut by a spring, was epee, some handkerchiefs having got 'a angled seder IL Os searching the house, the scul lery window was discover:Ate hempen, through which the thieves had effected their titmice. As oyster knife, which was ewer. to have been la the saltier, ea the family going to bed, was heed la the perkier, bat her what Mamas it was removed is set hewn. A female, who slept in the upper part of the house, stated she heard a swiss about me in the morale'. la coesequeace of informatioa received, Captain White, with two dicers, ea the 27tIs of April, re paired to Coshes, Led while sitting in an inn, saw the primmer Thompson pass. He was Immediately se cured, and on search beteg made, some of the stoles articles were found. They tbs. west to the bar racks, sad Smith sad Brooks were taken into cus tody. An extensive search was then made; Galvin gave up the watch and seals, which it appeared be ob tained from Smith; and a large quantity of the plate and uniforms were aftetwards found in the posressim of Thereto., Brooks, and Smith, against whom VW widows was quite clear ; bat it did not materially affect Walsh. The Jury, after a short consultation. promeneell Thornton, Smith. and Brooks, guilty of burglary; Galvin guilty of receiving the watch, knowiag it .to be stolen, and acquitted Walsh. Mr. Justice Baer passed sentence of Death on the three first prisoners, and senteseed Galvin to twelve 'maths impriseament in the House of Correction. P c~ PORTSMOUTH QUARTER SESSIONS. At she late General Sessions for the Borough of Portsmouth, came on the trial of Willies, Mewader, alias Merrick, alias Mills, alias Merske4 aged SO ; Sarah Mewed's, alias Mins, alias ffstehiseee, aged 21; and Prowls Newsier, alias Mills, alias fletekkeore, aged 26. charged with stealing divers articles of plate and linen, the property of Dr. William Warden, R. N., and Elizabeth his wife and others. On the 3d of May, Maunder hired Appleby Homo, is the Isle of Wight, representing himself to John Sis, meon, Esq., the proprietor, to be a man of fortnne, which he bad realised from a long and successful coarse of business as a seedsman and florist : that the two females were his daughters, and that he had a sea and a son-in-law at sea, whose return home he daily espeeted, and that he was induced to fix upon such a residence as Apieby House presented. with a view to their future comfort and respectability. Hr agreed to pay a rental of 3301. per annum, including the use of the plate and linen, of which a large gnats tity was delivered into his possession about a week after be had possession of the house. In a day or two afterwards a quantity of the plate anti linen was pledged at Portiere and Portsmouth. These chain steam were proved on the trial, and, moreover, that the prisoner Maunder was very lately released from the Kiag's Beach, sulkier the Insolvent Debtors' Aot ; that he came to Pegtsmosals by the Woggoa, and .the two female prisoners by the coach. Maseder poi wit at the Blacksmith's Arms, at the Halfway House, on leaving which hoose he was obliged to pawn his boa. not having any money to pay his reckoning ; that When the three prisoners lauded on Hyde Pier, to carry Into effect their fraudulent scheme, they bad sat NM sixpence between them to pay the porter. TIM prow cation was conducted by W. Hearn, Esq.. of New. ] port; the prisoners were defended by H. W. Missing. Esq., and Mr. Blythe, who contended, on a point of law, that the two daughters must be discharged, as they were not with their father at the time of taking the house at Appleby ; and that if a felony bad been committed, it was by the father alone. Mr. Haans contended that they were all alike guilty, as they were proved to have been together in London ; had followed each other to Portsmouth, and went together to the Isle of Wight, and, consequently, they were portieirs crisniNis. The ',weed Ksconusa, in summing up, said. that the law, as it regarded the female prisoners, was as laid down by the Counsel, Mr. Missing; bed be would leave the case to the Jury, who, after nearly an hour's consultation, returned a verdict of Unilty. Maunder was thereupon sentenced to seven years' transportation, and Sarah and Frances Meander to twelve months' imprisonment each. There were two other indictments for conspiracy 'against the prisoners, had they been acquitted, for fraudulently contriving together to get property into their possession ; and for obtaining a quantity of goods from various tradesmen in the Isle of Wight. An appeal. which was entered at the last Sessions,' at the suit of the parish of Porten. against &be ac counts of the late Overseers of the Poor, was compro mised, by Mr. William Kemp. one of the Overseers, having agreed to pay the amount of the overcharges (between 5001. and 6001.) and all the costs attending he appeal. The whole parish of Chelsea was on Tuesday and Wednesday a scene of bustle and confusion. os account of the election of Collectors of the Poor-rates, pursu ant to an Act of Parliament lately passed fur Use ap pointment of three persons for that purpose, to be chosen by the inhabitant householders in vestry. For some time past a brisk canvas has taken place by the different candidates and their friends, formed into Committees for their support, who, from morning till night, during the continuance of the election, have been parading the streets in procession of carriages. preceded by bands of music and immense !lags, in scribed with appropriate devices. The poll com menced on Tuesday morning, and at the close thereof, Wednesday evening, at seven o'clock, the numbers -were, for. Mr. Symonds - - • 10112 Mr. Howell . - 051 Mr. Cade - - - 837 Mr. Cornell - - • 750 Whereupon the three first candidates were declared .Inly elected. The Collectors give security for do noney they receive, and are remunerated by a solar) lot exceeding six pence iu the pound on the summit ol he rates collected. IAS. -• *atm Jett wistehast, High-Week Shawits sad Almon, nostetittiatet. of Widegote•etnnti fete, wen breaths a ibis at d offs* lit the of ems" and Clements, charged, eside 421ovevassest. with being oeseerned is great saionst. The Prussian CAmmil, together with wail , eensested with the Pollee of that country. 4tionded, mad the olles was eieessively eveurded. Mr. NAINWAIIIIIN the Magistrate, nearly the whole of the Oka hoots lac hearing cam. Items' persons nearly cosoeeted Mask of Zsglawd oleo attended to hear wMob wu of the following satinet-- It appeared that, for a oeselderable Polies at Berlin diseovered that stathers notes Were la ciraeladeo is Prussia, sad foreigner. wire was is league with two sews, one of whom wu a Prussian beaker. preheodeidasid carried to prisos for uttering thousend of the forged motes. The parties ambled by the proper authorities at after heist confined lit prises iii weeks. polies, the Foreigner, espreseed a de& ';doss the whole of the plot, es ceaditios slialaht be saved. This was consented : the Cloveransent that - the SWIM e=a4ements were made is' Louisa for of forgeries ; be divulged the whole system, mimic in which be procured the forged the pilsoser Oeulates. Arrasgemests ingliy made, and several of the Police this fflorsigaer to London, for the purpose landing the parties. The evideace if the foreigner west be and a person seated Ladd, who is Sued in prison, at Berlin, were for dam conneeted together as traffickers soles. before they were apprehended. ago they received 5000 fro ii the prisoner with which they went ever, and they through the lastest, 'nudity of an eminent hanker.—Witness paid the prisoner ' for them. The witness on his arrival ea Goolston, as ari agent from LedJ, to i of the notes. Prisoner said he had sot be could not furnish the whiten with them, queue of owing the maker 101. .Witness and it was unitised that he should ea the Monday evening following. lie evening by appointment, and received afterwards 21,000, which he delivered the Bank. Mr. Foy, an Inspector to the Bank of posed that on ?acidities information and it being suspected that notes of the land might be hissed from the same effort was pit in force to true the affair tom; for Ibis purpose. he, la centrality the oilier, belonging to thisofee. watched Goeistee, after last witness called on him,' man's, the printer ; on their arrival , Widegate-street, Bishopegate, they entered Mr. NOWOIIIII and his son, asked whether printing something for a man named Boulston ? said be was, and desired to see the plates -- "il,. which witness rained. He was • whore he --F.-- -----.--- -. _ at wort at the printintresses, making , all possible speed. Bach side of the note and there were two plates ; one man was side whilst the other was finishing. were produced, and excited much curiosity found various papers for the purpose notes, a great qnantity were made readi and others were cut ready for printing, seized. On a minute search being made. foetid to sanction 'a belief that Hank of ' were executed there. August William Eckert. Inspector Police, who was assisted by Mr. Lewis, stated that the slates produced amounted thousands, were drawn on the Prussian were all forgeries. Mr. Ooulston, in his defence, said there was any crime in serving them, .. were made in England, out of the jurisdiction Freesias Oovernment. Mr. MAIXWARING, en asking Mr. Newman had to say, be replied, that be was not ing committed an offence ; he print course of his busines., without inqi were intended for ; he did not understand language on the note. lie was a and was employed by various Public being in want of business, it was should accept of the printing of the , it would be a crime. The Magistrate then extraordinary that be bad not made answered, that he thought they were some place. The Magistrate said ithely,ftens the great quantity that were be klt bound to commit him. Mr. New k ball to be taken ; he could bring forward speetable persons. The Magistrate one course to pursue. He regretted Newman was led into it; he would order , sedation fur him, bat be should remand the Solicitor of the Hank would attend. ATIOCI011.11; ROllllll7. also ATTSIIIT Wednesday night, about eleven Bosely, an elderly man, who travels was coining from Cherteey to London, bledon Common, he met two men near , branch off from the Common to Wimbledon and exchauged with them the salutation night." About twenty yards farther on' man, to whom he also spoke. He bad , than a hundred paces. when he felt himse) seised from behind, and a handkerchi over his face, and held so as to blind( *as then knocked down, his pockets out, and be was cat and stabbed in his several parts of his body with a sharp there were, as he supposed, three men, exclaimed .• cat his throat." The tainted from loss of blood, and when ruffians bad left bins. He was unable , !roans Its a short time brought three t istrol, who happened to ride near the .istauce.—They immediately rode off in, iJny, and uyertook three men, wb,do 0 . ' ... • • ) 4 i • flask I" &le *WI self t; W mmrhrea.ttmlit • • Who die men who bkd hoes spoken to ihmig hir.daaleaa• a they were searcholla he unthlaff *as thataislasel" sa w Am' 111 ar'll.4 ll a 4l Ditisoplit. W. a kt od er t ildwi ltay yes e t ili da . y . Tilli ontr iti nres is t i"tin"" aa eta; 4"ll4.ll"Bll4 lsatieu h e i s i,, if the Neshas street that either of them vim oeikeekad i a1 1 4 0 14 - , ettatittliny Mr. Basun. at Bow-street! bat Steely strasajelde i s ' a legirri 0 e ayes libn. " .4 tali'' .• The patrol stated, Aso it they sow • b. ' - i. PeTOF4Periess on the read , eel lanaislanais tie aimed ti .Mr, 1 step, 06midall, west eisdelsed ea the it *l thi = soy maw to have pt away a sit foes* . • *we esealitied • wlthoof 044(.04114s thew. lOC Wm* the' The pelemsers,gave very Cosstbah*Odisfietlik. e r id t d bo:srel pas ti toe th ow e e , w iteraimada lv fo: n44 llll : l lOni gu liwisss4 .4l io:7l ..danar e t ki lli ,.anTesime tion f r i i : asiniih ie two isogivi ef earaiti ti ' ipi thibe . iiit tothi m . is : ; - i mill • t • .. , • •.. .. . In a ertelette had a sit of sloe thee 4 Tioliei luting& a* iPe sad st leaffth a- and his face amts ooretsd orb). gashes.. • i ' . we other per. 04mrox Onalune•-'4***Piis P i a i rl s e s i Raul was er hendell.W.ll6n 00iiistietntraitestilin t . a tom' '''' .1 steering several dem t o Wodoooday ateraiere, the. time if the. :l sii Paoli" wer e el - of thibillia, "pre brought up log Sesamisado. i 't - it Beetles asd •••• itilini two fitting watches wen foetid. • ' , elms eta if the 'dame bib. two to sia aid, mire point hsndk t -‘lll dedesirel. "lb' !Ile Of the themes who ►lmal their pocket; t , t.l ' bpi Kitties that he . stim u l i. sa d w ee d l ik e ,' moo . of ;he r A Z t., sed bil ill' spina whom there woe. MpoAtive proof, a f • ea eau trathahe charged. sad 11 were ronstatied for loran I ' ' r.e the Meea ties this*. • . 1 ' 1 mtge. 04 the . red sfinirese Teetveriny hilts were Issued from the it •to Is woo aintitj. In twist to be diettiloneed to swims prep illo N sa igtormisti shops, oie Mew fist the sale of,•rer ender , ire. ,••••• ' • w p m , e y - a r ra. team of selling, reedy-made coffee, with at ' • the lath Section of the Aet of Parliam r ent • . e t t o ro ve, shai -the late Seeeloa. intitaled •' A. Act for - the at prestos eon- efketaat aimisistratioa of the Oda of a J fee a length of the Peace I. end. Near the metropolis, Are • .1414 . as " in these forged requires that elsops et or rooms of the above dem* • ell A s a lo n time 111011, shall net be kept *pea after eleven eiledt 4 . Illi o ' r ismi wineree e n r te "l t rre i re l E i r as d n ' f n o ig re ht tle thi ll air e d ie loari n e tlahe t he "4' 4, lie be r t* "...d ee= ll. : ' day sad atiillaalikass or beim six lulls' Pi Je 10'. a thoteand between llichasfome sad lady-day; and It Art; . 1 1' in hoodoo west with persons inside daring those hours, esoopepektas • ) r p roenre 11,010 dwelling therein, the owners will be lipid 111. 4 H re , t got them. an d conviction; and, in default of payment, see to lid iso t h em , in eons .• laboUr fur three months. ..1 th eir rime's p e e hi s a Forte MILLI; is Sur HOVlS.—Thisuadertakier wee im aj Id call fur them accomplished on Tuesday, on the Ipswich mad. W if li e wen t ea that Mr. Cassingbans, a Militia Officer. is fuer mime . . ii ed 11,000, aid within the given time, for 190 guineas. lie did ea .. • AI I to iltr, poy, of yen miles in the tirst hour , eight in t he second, tel ' • : seven lu the third, when he hilted end took rehab . ett o f Ragland. de. meet, leaving himself the other 'lighten' tulle* to k in lof the forgery, in two hours and fifty Minutes. He did six miles oil •• ell le Bank of Bag- a half in the fourth hoar, tens is the fifth, and wee • p quar t e r, eve ry cleverly. It is great work, bat not equal to the pt. Salt' to the hot- forenames of Abraham Wood sad Raiser, at the tam . r w ith Clements, distance. A man of the ammo of Belem*, JO put_ eked the prisoner of age. started oat thesamegranod to walk tteoleimil. es tint, to Mr. New- in two hours. He Aisle piles and three handrail es tos at hie house is yards in the first hoar, food woo the match by forty _ uttered and saw seconds. ether he was not Emmett' Sassy 4 Needs( last a vessel air r i G ou l s ten ? He rived at Randied* ' to are a cargos( ites of one of the eggs and bluer, woe saoplehm arising. she . fh is rat coadueted up was laastodin : by the Memo hi found two mon olieera, sad .61 Tet l l l 4.erei‘ • la i n the notes with were loud *large shositity atiang tebotoo, aid - ` 01 ote is di ff erent, eiti, seat carioesly soacealed. which, with the vessel, al al was printing one wore of c.uree seised. The crew, *ha were all Vetch. oi Here the plates men, took as abrupt departure from thin country. a triesity 4 witness haas.—Wednesday afteromm, shoat two o'clock. , si Si Ise of making the a fire broke oat I. the house 44John Wiling, earpeater; ' ' o wady for issuing, Seven Star-alley, Radcliffe-highway. It origiaatedia • P g, all of which be au apartme nt en the mend floor, in conseqambee of I: , I el ade, nothing was the servant having ineaudoutly placed a broiling Iron r 4 of England notes which had been just taken •ff the fire, in a cupboard 4 p among some shavings. The premises were nearly get- .... ,r o f the Prussian ted, and the greater part of the ink in trade and raps n 4r is, as Interpreter, niture de stro y ed. • 'wanted to several Apthorpe Hall, near Bracknell. was reduced to a • ian Bank. They skeleton on Tuesday by fin ; nothing but the walk t 4 are standing. It broke out in the laundry, where tbe a he did not think servants had larantiously left a horse full of linen to tl especially as they dry, and such was the rapidity of the flames, that sots Ii urisdiction of the vestige of furniture was saved. the inmates scarcely e baring time to escape. Attached to the beihliags 5 Newman what he were stables and a coach-house, which were sloe tle• . e not aware of hay- stroyed. Mrs. Adenoma. the present occupier of the c need them in the house. was in Leedom when the firs happened. . iniring what they Another fire happened yesterday morning early, st 4 amid the Prussian the house of Mr. Beningborough, Talbot-place, Re. f 1 respectable mart, gent's-park, which destroyed the interior. It was • 4 Offices, and not occasioned by some bed-curtains being accidentally • unlikely that be set on fire. notes, if he knew An awful instance of sudden death occurred ou Wed- . 7 ate thought it ra- nesday afteraoon in Lower-street, Islington. Mrs. made inquiry. He Whitmore, the n ife of a respectable carpenter robber •.• 1 e admissions for in that street, whilst standing at her own door, lee _ 4 id that was un- itig with others at the balloon, which bad just r • I were printed, and cesded from the Belvidere, dropped suddenly dors t Newsman requested and expired inwendiitaly. rward the MOIR re- ANOTIIIIII MELANCHOLY INSTANCE or POISPF1:" said he had but at illteratis.--.As Inqoisition was held yesterdll at El it much if Hr. the Rising Sun. High-street, Mary-le-hooe, Welt ' , order every amour- .Thomas Stirling. Bag. 4.:•reser for Middlesex. oath 1 emend him, when body of Maey Morgan, whose death was caused by iset end. taki . • Acid in mistake for Epsom 3alts. d •••-&,..v 4 I 1!T TO 31 u 1 DER.--- The # yeppectable woman, aid has left s . ~... ~, .......? her untimely fate. Terdict-• o'clock, as John large : so . . els with hardware, Accidental ~ . esterdiiiillinmeo :nea.rbythwearyooadfsWtihreat• eight trayeate of. — age, son to irr., „ Iviney.. , ___. a fine bey erverboy sheet tear the roads that eight years of age, son to Ih.iuiij , odert"t bledon and Putney, Devonshire-street, Bethaal-ereals, :Mille on his .. tation of " good home from school, was knocked' don; and run orerlbf er on he met athird a coach. which kill•ngls on the vo . e bad not got mere , MARRIED t himself suddenly 14 Y ard es , te:d f aym;risety.lintsenr4le-sbbierzetoebajuretiliab!Aherelteveda: Wiwi terchief was drawn late Edward Cone, Etc, of Rs %indult' him. He t a e :t te .__ ___ th e • . .hots turned inside , DIED. 1 his face, arms, and On Monday last, after an Illness of 14 bow+, ,Co bag instrulaffit. — Princes Harlan, eldest oaadstof Charts* Day. Eit 4 i men, one of them Bevis-MIL mar Sisetham_pton, aged ; Iv* sem a ma,. • a un f ortuna te man r os iroOmaday last. Mrs., Marth K ilt Ad. sin; hal 6trdviag sister of limbed J. W. Wulett, Neti• 01 " . k i b n le b t e o re" rise ve • red baC t b b i. 1Y Ii thq .G"qamm;°so°l'l2°glrsliw. of pews.l ~A . . three of the horse Lantos : Edited, Primed. and Publtsned at tlit .....-- ° • the spot, to his as- ea arareserktrezer-rnrOtaosztrovi Tim .. colic off in different divot- b i r it. ) 4 4 :l4tilt. Jas.. lads. : t" what a ll .E CA. wb.in they broaght m aniestiesil, Oilkts, he. are tonseatua to h e lulu . . A , f 0