The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-01-30 00:00:00

NOIiDINa Jain. a RRRRR rrnw SERIN* 'MAT /EMIT PT lITAISCIIOSU VAT FM 11121111 DAT Mr R saes. • 1 ,4 00011.0 Os NIS VOX WOILST 1"111160 108 UIS COUPA/411. • Who ever Jarvy—wait. That was es/ %Utter ew his—seat Tell ee.*Woes. what %is teach. The needle ep—eptet--e b*.r, • Rutted in Ike atel-eley sir. More this if is—• wid-eiyA! . —abeir? You'll say..." weevy. —locY Pei" , Nat with as •:•ese* of--brala For Jerry ef—or street or-4044. Did aerereerry awed a lead; AN I my veneers farther still. Te say Ise Jerzy—eser Vor wee of saute have too ureh To driee—aed are too poor to— . S. LAW INTRLLIORNCS. -.um.- COURT OF CHANCERY, J. ft. canyeam Or CONIT.--DRZWE C. !BOUM. Mt. SMADWiLL stated, this was an application rola tire to an infant female ward of the Court, who bad beet clandestinely married. It appeared that Mlsa Drew!, the infant. k only 18 years of age, and resided with her aunt sad testamentary guardian. Mrs. Bye .field, of Old Compternmqrst. ffnhomeleare. since De member. 1820; before Hurt she was at Mite Grimm's Ainerdieg-schoel. Blackhealli. On the morale, of the •ftrb of the present month. the infant left Mrs. Bye 11's boas* before say of the family were up, and %idiom their knowledge. Every inquiry and , peareli were made after her on that day. On the fellewlog day Mrs. Byeileid, being apprehensive that she had eloped for the purpose of getting martini. caused no- tires to be served at the different churches is her neighbourhood, forbidding it. Os • the same day, Mrs. Byelield's husband received the following note, without ,a signature:-- " Son,—Feariag that as secielental circumstance should have preveimed the delivery of a note from year niece on yourself or Mrs. 8.. I beg to assure your that she Is in perfect health and spirits, and that you may expect to mew hear from her es Wednesday or There day seat. pad tree( that matters will prove satisfy Cory to all parties." On Wedaesday. the 23d. a Mrs. Turner called on Mrs. Eyelid'', sad 'stemmed her that Ilse infant was - married to her sea, William Turner, of Cullam.street, Feaphareb-street, ima the Sunday she had eloped. hut refehml give her any satisfactory answer as to the •._. eisarch.thei wen married la. She did sot daisy thb abs sad her family knew that the West sae a ward of Cain, Sad acknowledged that her eon, Jelin Tur ner.. ami s itor gread-daughter. Bileabeth Turner, were privy and &a l ined is the nsarriage.of the infant with William Tusk. What be (the Leareed Cosine!) therefore had to oak of hie Lordship was, that ► wonli order Mee. Terser, ber two eons, and Ist resod-daughter to salmi is Coon to answer the tor tempt. • -The Lord Cisiten‘unte—.' Let them attend me . tea o'clock on Friday merging." COW & OF KIM* BENCH, Tommy. Jas.*. This beteg Spintal Paper Day, the Court heard gamins apes fieeteed eases. eat 111. TINT. Tide was asrmille, of emillderable importance the Commercial parreff lb/ public. It was an action on a bill of embargo of large amount, drawn by a person Bused Roanb,- endorsed by the plaintiff, ac cepted by the defendant. and wade payable at the house of Roberts, Canis, sad Co. After the bill reached the plaintiff. It warput late s be: at the bogie of Roberts and Co. Three days before the usual time of delivery. the bill was returned to the plaintiff with the acceptance erased. No cause was assigned for the erasure. The defendant, soon after the bill got to Roberts and Co.'s, revolied his acceptasee. The Jury footed a wersiilt for the pialatilL and the question whether the plaintiff was entitled le lam** recover, was reserved for the consideration of the Coact. Mr. Curry thig day argued the case in behalf if Isle plaintiff, and contended, that his client was entitled' to recover, .se. aptqcst bill 'regularly accepted. 'l'4' Learned Counsel 4ed I cases, as well as the opinion of the Judgim, to prove that an acceptance to a bill of exchaage ow/ given, could not be revoked. In foreign laws releting to commerce, and more paw ticalarly in the Hamburgh Ordinasces, be found that principle recognised. In the Lid Commerciale. writ.' ten by a celebrated and able foreign writer (Fortier), Mr. Chitty discovered that an acceptance could not be ievoked Without the consent of the drawer. Judge BreT. at this part of the argument, observed, that the paragraph following the words cited by Mr. elsitty from La Loi Commereiok of Pottier. stated that an acceptor was entitled to do away his accept *ore by protest before the bill was put in circulation. The doctrine of Fortier, and the Ordiassees of Ham- Leigh, were agalest the ;upwind of till i lgisnold !edge Rarity 14111 d the question was; witeihipe the acceptance was abandoned berme the final delivery. Mr. Diromatt rose to address the Court on the other side. gat the Lerd Chief Justice said they should not *reel& him. The Court the. delivered opinion. seriatim, that the defendant was entitled to a verdict. Upon all the authorities it wee competent for a person after givieg his acceptance, to erase his name before the bill is filially delivered. No prejetlice could arise from the revocation at such' it time; the defendant wes entitled to thejedgment of the Clam Verdict set aside. JONSSON r. lIIIILIT "lee n, This was an action against the elefeeninata, wbe ens members of the Yeomanry cavalry, few drehMilt the Manchester Meeting. - • ,n Mr. LITTLEPALZ moved on behalf Of the defend- ants for a rule calling on the plaiirfiff to furnish the attorney for the defendants with a description of his picee of abode. Th. motion was =elation ailikvits, swearing that enquiry had been made to. obtain information respect ing the residence of Johnson, and no information could be übtaised. •• 1 he Gantt granted a rnle to show canoe. The applieatioe was Lads with a view to security for test.. ItOCIITT POR me et: Or RCSSION or VIM. ten 1180 In Gnomon CLARK, 0711nSWISS JOHN JOKES. Mr. 0. NAISTATT SOlreci to quash the plea psi' in by tise defendant to the indictment preferteJ against I Si' .✓/ bit, by tide society. 'Me Sas ikst ksifeted by Ow same of George Clariniver , pleaded in Aweless that his *nee was John Jewell. pp - wbicb that ledietestat was quashed.** the gating. of do prosecutors. and smother preferred agaiset.hitme as " o . 4 )fg• °lt otherwise Joh, Joliet.' Ti Ibis iodietaseet he pit - ea eels I. aboteusest, treatise the slim as inertial. sod sander that he sear bad bee. called George Clark. Mr. G. Marian esw contended that thiswas no plea. The LORD Cetus Juanca.—Thal yam oar. demur. Mr. Manaramr.—eThe. Pleas if it were any Wad, amounted to the metal issue; end in this etas, ac cording to the aetheeitirs collected in " Coma's Dh gest, Pleader B. 14. p. 200." the proper aureola gst to dealer. bet to apply at eau to the Coen to /NO the plea en modem. The Loan Crass JUSTICL—Thes• might be plies In bar: they could sot be pleas in abasement. • Mr. Monavamr submitted that world auks me diferesee. Mr. Justice BseT.—flow cam this plea possibly be said to mown to the general issue ? The general Wee is—ast guilty; and how does a man, by saying that he sever was called George Clark, plead that be is mot guilty? Mr.hi a aevsra..—Mbere will be an end of diem if this doctrine should prevail. The LORD CRIMP JCITICIL—You must dosser. Mo tion rebelled. Tint DRIDSR-STREIT 4,IIIIOCIATIOD. The Grand Jury is adjoeened until Monday seat, it having been nosilied b tiles that several bills would be preferred, that were not now in a state of readiness. by the " Constitutiosal Association," but which will ' be so on Howley nest, on which day tbe Jury will sit for the purpose of their investigatiou. POLICE. --.0.--- I• DOW-STSIZT.—Aasong auember of unhappy women ►asaght up from Comot-ganlen watch-honse yesterday mmealsg, on charges of disorderly cominet, was one Owe demeasear pressatid so striking a contrast a itb that of her aomposioas.ms m attract the notice of the Magistrate (P. Halls, E.g.) sal be derived her to state tow she came in such a situation. The poor girl, who lied stood weeping and hanging down her Mead, stated. as well as her rostiested sob lag would permit, that she was 17 years of age, and ilmg her Mini. was Amelia Merray. She was s astir.. „f dimmed tliatlevlrso mkt the anal toielegolorestfortanate girl seat hole. • le a short IllePOScer returned ,Witb as ehl woman, respectably ',Mimed, who said hr muse was Sarah Ross. Being confronted with .21to,giel, she did not deny the chug. made spinet be 4 but at• . keted to weep, and implored the Magistrates tabs mer ciful to her. Mr. HALLS said, that, anfortnoitely, he bad no power to punish her in her own person, bat he should take care that the internam how to which she had conveyed the haplesi girl should , be fimileted, and be hoped, that the 'equally islasammieeeif of it would meet with something sere V isbeseet. h re The girl was sent as St. Anne's parish; in which Mr. CII . III b l ess is situate,„ preperstory to her passed ) beieg imps, MA : with bens Wen to the Parish Otficere, is wheeler rho -Mesistratintin abs - stroagret terms. expressed Ithedeelre that 4110 1 1111illit tlJhrlthf b. indicted. . . John White, of flAbnenlill, baker, appealed on Holiday evening to answer to ao isfitroation, lodged against bits by a man named Johnson, for selling bread 'deficient in weight. The 'treadle Ilmaise bad beea ;imbued from a women wits keeps a chandler's shop in Sontbaniptoa-baildiags, of the *awe of Odes ; sad she swore that site bad it of the defeatism. In four quarters and live haltkintiternimelt karts% there woe a deficiency of 42 ounces. One qaarlers,,Joel. in 7poe, Beeler, was deficient tea maces sad ts,.seter. The defendant was convicted in the resty l ing 211.; heist MM. per mum. He appeskd from thebenvittion: QUlMM•SQVans.—Yesterday Minis, the Governor of the Royal Matti Asylern Chelsea, came to this Office, attendedirsAlie, Adiveo; to the Institution, with two backeel,...mehes,...l.4pil with bread. *IF The Lieut.-Coker' stated, that stiolmilblitlitnelir4 . which he belonged was supplied witilq#l44 by eon' tract, at a certain price, in which egreet chit the best' wheaten bread should be atippiia4; Sod at the legal weight ; lately the bread hatickse loud net only to be if bad quality, bet eoesidereelyAinhaieat is weight, Ti.. bread being broughtisto the Dike s one banked sad aiarty-eaeloaverweretalleektreff weighed, and there was found altogether athtliclitiry of six hun dred and seventy ounces. Mr. Samuel Ti lit, of High-street. my. the hi roetraetor, was seat to by' order of she Megiatrams- He bilged that Col. Williams would act mitts leaky towards him, nod cot go for the penal*, which • he had incurred by the deficiency of *Agfa ; In @Mean sties of his offence, Ite said that be bail a silver pleat: I. his bead, and had left tbe baking et `lsis men, who bad overbaked it by scalding the fosse. not his fault, .hut the twit alga area, two of nem he had punished at illarlimeemer-suess PetietteellMl Ws/ spoil lag his tweak • • • tL ts+fime r • Col. Williemeselik that the inttirike4is l . inmaimeof breed of abort weight itch , , ,10114. Aw l Asylum. and he, felt lt to be his ditg a moarepecato she affair to oanvictien. „*., .t •f. . The Colonel preferrod•an lafeteettienebedldet tome will be heatdtomornow before the fieeehoritsglettaks.' i -~-n; s-IK s Mant4.l womeLorne . y .14e0_, B r ""1 was ishinglit before the el rate. Eosins, , aineetlets. By.. by Hewi tt.': . iiharged• with obtainiag 6s. from Nary. isonsoos:doder 'Moose el obt si alai hers situation. Hiwitesno going yesterday seising to execute the warriut, felodtbe defesdasee house. is Carberteo meet. Pitaniy-equart. ehrreetoded by about !OU per sons oat of situatioas, who were brought theie by seeing an advertisement for erne permits; but most of three. on finding the nature of the matters. very prodeistly kept their money. and abused the defendant for his hoposition. The defendant said he could disprove all that bad bets swormegainst Mm. The Magistrate observed. that be should hold the case over. as very likely other charges would be brought against bin on this obtaining publicity. All the parties were ordered to attend to-morrow' (this *ay.) Ustiow-flam...--..Daeranays HIGNIVAIT ROIIIIIIIT. Yesterday. a man named Daoiel Carroll was brought before L. O. A LLETNC. Eta. charged with harlot/ been eoneersed in a highway robbery of a very dee. pirate kind. committed on Mir. Samuel Mason. Tr., unfortunate gentleman is not recovered from the is juries he sustained when he was attacked. although the moult and robbery took place upwards of five months ago. Indeed. had he Dot bees a most goic..• reel and determined msn. the vioiersorof those who robbed him would in all probability have deprived him .1 existence. Mr. Moon stated that be resided is Crom-strlted. Newington. and that on the 14th August lass, at about twenty minutes after eight is the evening. while he was talking to two gentlemen. in the mid opposite t. Newiegton church, he observed two men on the other aide of the way. under the church wall, in deep con eireation. After some little time the men crossed user, and one of them smog upon the witness. sad posited him violestly in the breast. while the ocher onateited the watch from his fob. The thieves ran down Cbareh-passage, and Mr. Mims followe.l. cry ing. " Storblef." A Mr. Church upon hearing the leis* ran oat of his holm ha:putsnit of the thine.. bat was instantly knocked dawn by a blow of a stick by • person who ran in tbe goose direction. Mr. Ma son continued the pursuit. and was t rsintn.r arm the fellow who robbed him. when, at the end .4 the pas sage be was seised by the lap of the coat. whico gar. way. He then got into Ham-- ' at the end t enstehes .tug othef.teull fOloirilM;Shent. towa r d. Ilisekiiiimralikia, at a sower , below night o'clock. Moms howeibelftbe risithery and assaiih committed o. Mr. Maws swat Of: from" the laforination be received, at.no. Inullowto of the gang kW bad met with to he concerned. He lost .ao time br Ids endeavours to take theta tato eistoily. bet they kept out of the way. He apprehended the pri soner at the-Hades Liam. is Nest.street, in the midst of 'a crowd of thieves. Eatoo, who has beta already ewe ' mitred, was taken into costodg at Worship-eareat. t. which Ace he bad bees brought up oa a charge ea eaalt committal on a•watchusan. Snow was acadeatslly peewee, and intateei.ttely identified him as one of the per- NMI who cominittal the robbery its question. A pawnbroker attended, who tasted that a female pawaed a dark great coat at his shop is the Dame of Carroll, The female lives with the prisoner. The prisoner was fully committed for trial. • LONDON MAKKIITS. ✓AA. t 9. lixlrr India Sale Bth proximo now con siga of vin hags Bengal Cotton; 8119 ditto Surat; 1/05 ditto Madras; 110 ditto Bourbon. The great proportion of the Beogals consist of good Cotton, the quantity of prime and ordinary is inconsiderable.— Contrary to the general anticipation, there has been • good demand for India Cotton. SUCAR.—The demand for good Maseovades during the last week was steady, bat few parcels were on show; the holders °Maisell rather higher prices; the Inferior qualities were neglected. ThisAiroamia %Lair is as ol mration in the market: very Aaers are.oo show, thelirlres are without the slightest venation. The de mand Ibr Radioed good'', for home-eonsimption conti nsss leamps.ins l partial requett fir Chi meotosid for ereshiag. ;110ehillsen were% Wish In Pettit* ogors worn CDPFEg.—The quanri7 ll 2427l: ll rOugha fareaml list week hy public sale was quite isommiderald• ; the qualities suitable fur ,home-consumption reelised very big*Orices; by private contract St. Domingo in Lags Amilliiird 104 s. and 105 a. Thera were no sales of Coffee rhil forenoml,**demand roistisues general and ettee sive; that/wale daserirsioos are now as much inquired after as the . parcels for hosiehosmoismothio; the parches* lately by pr ivate contract are good orolimitty Jamaica at 108 s. ordinary St. Domo 104 s. aa(l.4/4081,41100n tior dinary winery Brazil ing SAI,TPE7NB.—IIy public sale las week $4O Lags Saltpetre, refried°. .201 per cant. sold at Us. not tr. frac trd,26s. Ild. ' • SHRLI. .iiihangpusor• of II upset that the slaty will be lowered, there bee bees week speculation; the prices have advanced hoes 20.. loft. RVM, BRANDY, and HOLLANDS.—The contract with Doveinutent for 1011,000 gallons Rua was taken el. Is. 30. per gallon, which is considered a fair price. It was expected that the Commissioners of the Navy laurild take a Wier quatity then advertised, bit srtriaellive ;the report is without any fdandetioe. Thu ahmateuir. price appears so be very nearly the market dileguecy• end will probably bare a favourable edict yen the trade.—ln Brandy there is no alteration, the trade is exceedingly heavy.--Denevi west be quoted at m small reduction. IRISH PROTISIONS.—The quetetiespqf . Beef and Pork ue - sling', on aecaset of the ful,pplee lately is quoted at a reilucdash. - . y ika, - - - —4 I I' 4 Fer it , gift aksiar taesaa, - aii r ave ' appg ~4 L.1 . 01 ‘ ,, veciAlie asks ce5 44 4441101141414 MOM{ 4 1P1likArtkORES.—The roagb tr.paa '', 4;44.16 ' it it litlifetl, 'inia saliva arrival at lbs.; el 6 lila harialiaipererd." alnik:2oll are rapor t ..l ta if ItrVl Amor - 15..1 far remainder les. is cilia r im . l iettb; Rosin; Ice. dater is no elt.ratien. QlLS.—Tberr is no alteration in fivaraised OIL i t • *aselsellilliseh salfasers an eiport demand is ealitiplealks4llnered Oil is eviisltlkaley hir r it i t pampeninf a foram* improvremitt BILK.—The India Company's elle flashed last wok the finer so% sold generally s about 10 per cent. lay er . and the China and warm Weeps ,Ifrom 3 to 3 per ca ti . fiber than tip previous soda ; the average Is m aa g ythe , iinene as Ai last India Heim sale. 'HEMP. FLAX: and TALLOW.—The prices et Ps tidrign Tallow have remained steady; liso neared Ih e elitism far yellow WWI* Tallow bring 495. Ild.; uki have not, floweret, been eitinsive sales, *0 geam a jw the merketloppsers heavy.--;HUMP may be porellamdi shade lower Ow the quotation of la* Week.—lrl a g d little varied. . bloodily night. twestrlitre wortiets, aelOotirld transport.tion, were tweveyed from Neirgate N a et; raven to Sheerness. Among theta were Davis, Pp m eel. sot Mei, the three desperate characters that teestite4 to break prison on Seturday sight. 111111.1111CMILT ACCIDSPiT.-04 Tuesday manlier, skeet eight o'clock. as Jas. Hiner, the Warksteith carrier. was cowing into this **we. frets that pla t , along the north turnpike-road. riding spas sue of is carts, when sear the Heard'. House, stlininisg g s Rail's Park at the withers Poles o.SeWesol t Terra Moor. tetras shot d ea d liY d tan, tigg, entered his head vier the rigietimaifelnia4 end ptis. tog through the brain, loti t tol, hetareva tie dish ay the skin os the opposite side, Jeep which it was she. ward. eztractet Tbs fatal event was caused by ilk iorproriehile of three young was; who were tint; bail at a target thee:ldles* pirceeSi aisinst the opt. nail of the Belnapassenet 411 ties •intelde ; and fig ballet rising shore the wall, ringed .e., debit, Park, entirely cleared tbestastera wall, and Shriek Nfferer on the reiti,. at Owe* eta* d. . as t tl t a stla lay, an imam Iris belattiwithe h1 , 1 4114 Old Rails ifao.l posh; leitmotiv, in 'Fihrrtneareal.''aildiostianit !ty adjournameet to the fatiewisi day; Wilk it ihrill&O 1/mm44l,4:Ater ass foetid agailmha more's* Wife none of Thos. Iterner, who. ops:nacertateed to he, been one 4 the party. and whiippeps*e4temietingli• 4rarylet Pilgrliel-stree4 cilia jfie.Cecoaer inosediately 'vaned a warrant for hit (ioaredt.) .• • • • 1,.011 Wetiarwipy night beat. e br imA ter t soil &decks. IN. 3ssaileri, areoutpaused by his aod several Me iltrasod,-were passifigAliaagtgl: rijkit•street, Tres Lotteries_ gore to persons residiag in entaatry, fii ;inlayed T..lllsa to repeat it Ili ibitintftott e 'spin* ae he bulimia so fortifier, la seleAtise e faie adorned to sham oik Sway Capital Priam& The aildeeileitised Tickets, are reserved for sash peewees en airy ono dine; and' as magi of the aarobere, foraterlat anadbppioreel by varied& ladividaale io it boa bees *boos*. Wthatble, far tbe anneelleeee ibe Public, to have p_srt at tbeseast avri s part up Ay ant end of the foam. The foneefactatil be bad is 11/bak Tickets, Halves, Querears.lllotbtroillittesstbs, tt BIM'S 4kines, 4, Curnhill, est Lt*aci mows, i —. No. 329 N 0.699 ,5411 h. IL , 5650 5297 444 S 4113 400 31! 1 I 3163 , • 2101 4 1 feSS 1415 1414 • , Ne t 110 116.610 5616 • • 5571 4419 4555 3560 3910 2693 • 103 1444 , . 1443 , Int lito:6111 NO. 314 306 • '5:dM 4411 . 2862 26i6 1441 • , fif The Orsini Lottery rninnenres on tie nth of Salt Mourn; and contains roti•lllotiet Hies of Met Seventy other Money . Vispisnlk....list Tao abels is Print—No Stork Prises—No Csissset,,.lllln.rviA# dentin ninwly. each dicidlng Its own fats and se Ott hew, Tido, . p . . Al 9 18 II ..• • Haw rziOth . . 42.4 • •A• gamine . Ftlxtliesith . . *4 U. east folitt . ory Blau bold 15 Capitals-410 11161144 1 . tr 7 only. had .11.1: '.l ' wer a ti iw . e . * Letters, post 'day , , . ,• MARRiD, . . , stYr Yentllllo. it It. Cleottot 4 trutir; mod 6. MOW% gig, et il.assintlOo. Mark. era NiesitAns ryers t foph, niQese A' "Abuts* ostilln S m intesata L.asbei.P4. SLlDragoon boards . to Jans e ;i s el m etrasll4lT r ejg aisrAlre. Assinlamir; • "' tegib—:".4l.444* At Beneostles. es she 146 iely; CilinAllthibty &Nisei theta:kis )rar el his iv. On Stinsilayti,v, chtarthim Eilsaiotts, site of J. Ihreli, n I " Ott Fridat. the 3:h Inst.. at Plripogili porliAiNPOI wife, et Mr. Dadd. of rho sante place. !. Os I. itb inst.. silleiselsoblerial. irsk; vied six mars, Willies. son of Mr, keeper. Ibis Is thileth etiti4 the tathor wefts*. grave. intik* ihatteinlstUw•lbrinty.t f . t Atletterdate, 118 C. F. Ditto, at sight. Id Millatialls. W. 9: K. • .twerp, lt „ Raudra-gli. $7 $ • .* Moos, $7 Paris. 3 dace sight, 23 4(1 Ditto. 04 70 Berthas:, 3.1 70 Frankfort oa the Main., 133 Prterabvve, 011 $ 4. 10 14 kr. Triesie, 10 14 Er. FlO. Madrid, 1104 116 MOO RATIO AT ASIIIION•1111110011 W • Moraine 3 a. maw 11,—Faistira 10 a. ear . _ Lauda. : Edited. Ptiaied - rdiflitisidiallasd at the lair" ' •' TAB AITATIONAN" astsd " . ohus frostrimarses Taiga • . - 1.• Paperj, No. 104. Stra t a. awaitslit. M"ac be 11 WARDELL. MR.. to ohm an Mau , dl v.: slio' Ortars, Le. aro revalued to be addressed. lA nsi.s. , lol lit t ies :rmeir i toistr. • gAtiblas. 47 9eato. Metre. 46 Venipt# a Nevigei. 40 11.1shos. OPartri. 61 01•444•40 10 ' Palermo. 119--Italar. Se Dsbils, 0 per ce4l. fart. 9$ pry eat Wm°, For. roldin him* New blooms, II Mt Niew Donors, 9s!. Shier in bars, flout.lant. 04. 04. t o o Ma' nee UMW') +N ...woo. way. He then got into Hampton-street at the„end . ot Peraettsovere panties. along Ott firiXtrisetriet, Tres, h ot of Buckinghamshire, let bad Y heen .. li n s 7 i7 te r s u m, the pastage. where he was collared by a mae 'mimed '46 silo * V ' a the E ______,"" imrsr''t.'"llt" Is hes**. ard time I. service , at Eavt 4 h"n , Sur re y , an d is ° her Eaten', oho hid 'slime been committed. sad surroseded th 2r ire " " darn ' , . a. " ..-. Ir.. 4 l4 4 "hirg••' ' iv' ' so . place only tea days ago.. Two or th ree days after • b„ Bye 0 , six man. all of wham .• a ai..t ' ie. Lit . in honied . _ ..,_. ia_ta s rl , cLant*Lhol ; , .tra_nt,_Wle..*sledriloi. on . wards she came to town me a friend is liosdetreet, 4 ajaus a 'i tae b bpaa Aim; filer • n eed win the 4 4 ve. g ro me ; 6 4 . i m oi L d ost ia r t ' a 1 4 1 1 .4 ha . mata_Cu t irepatt sws- , tie Ith and was retantiog . to ; Pieeedilly.-Ila take the Stop and best him with addle ustafhe eiltoiertio a state o. Noo k k eotoe o r i, mow of . s oun d" w0L,,,,, go e t fl ppl) boom. whim •441•41-1111114011teli by •• as elderly Lady," complete imetteibilitys4 . Wearae etieveyee, in A arribirol 'pila w ir ke• cogiuM/ 4.4 rhu -a„.. ( „ 1 --.. a .-i mt ,„ id . 4.- who askedkr if ihematied a situation ? She replied. candid**. catered with. blood Inns head minor, to . . Mr, Ad o * I I t o o gr in i o ok rk .4l6.6 a asaci , her he 4he a mmo * kbe d ill Gi lady" d oo i ro d l im b,. oo house of a Mr. Cordell • eoulkl net ideutifythe.pi it . mo d .., . _ m alloo om o i reat • scoter. Mat Ito coati os . with her, antilie r otat e km! Cacellantnete . . ~.. i aon ow ic k . „ i ll , J:aariart / 46 °, 1114, 1 ° t'.' - 7 les ' . ere after _,. 'pretties. bees 4inNiti,filablithi e er 'Site tione fi tfit tilt ',Pa N,..1.47.. 141, 1.4-14 mrd., person kli t s o n t lik si t s •',1 . 4 t • .. • ~,,,i , ,,,..A,,, Nii ., 44 ..„ 4 . b e -b at di a db ak i fd o, lat Collltleajil.kl l a"ss:Lailaasar 4 liollae• Maw ale. MIA liff.*: fillolifiLe , Mil ► . ._ . 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