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L.IW INTELLIGENCT. Orßl' OF KING'S Bt.NCH, GUILDIALL, Dia to itting• at .liri Prix', before Lord thil Jirstice Et.t.Ennottounti. and a Special Jury. • inAitt‘: AN an , / 615K13.1. C. MI. and vi AT14014. Mr. l'sax .tated, this •as in jietiott of trover, s trenver 'evil pieces or p•orlicott of briintly, a.: property of the Piaintitta, whit! thi, Defend •,ts had Lt-ot int° their yotoiatitiou,uanlat the follow •, circuit* uaittes:—Merairi. Dixon and ntristrer, f favotion, eiserehaat. bad a cargo of brandy at -iverpowl, and Is alit% Lane, as clerk or agent, n ilisjoi,e of it; > ue 'dorm! it 'in the cellars of the lanai/V. • 110*.ja, e, 1807, he ipold ix 1)11111'1R:011S fit tok a perron of the naino of Eppleworth, at two sad two mouth's efeilit. On the August fullowite-, a 8.41 him I x punt !won* more, at four ntontl7, milk; the buyer to par . eellarage, after two finalis t , if. he did. not take i t away. - The Plaintiffs la thielicy, sinfrlelivcreti the brandy, by Lauer aderSrflieb lie al wajo,vet down in a book kepg in he rlaisilltrb cannting-hoiise. Ott the loth of tr4lill, ANA, Epplen tad' sold its die I.unehrona of lie Isroin.it to the Plai.itiffs; 'at an advanced prisc. int. ) o-uvained itkilloerinalkir, Ased the Plaiiiiiil K. .1:41 `ac of them. Oss.theoitotli of March, the Del 411plo1i.to the rtaftftitt's counting-home fur: .iii,,ilow„ ,sitider lyi e•eure that they wakoll to ermine brandy, hut never returned it :• and ellehlertlie•eseamly woe 'idernistitled, die mi l, ai l o re r I a 4 . is lee 11.1 dank rim,. that they had orders f P lilli is:X.! DialNvaia nhi tit nut to deliver it: It. rk Mil !;e eii:t • defence to lea act' op eistweilie Hispievrovih sow had. paid -tier tile *allitolly t'llesit that iliuoe' . 94l' conquence to his .fie. :s ltr , ,eiltilli pfliZEllsaj th e e Rlailitifci hid Avil l ,lt an ikarpotli sus as#,d . price.. • 41+ t a.oe Mu+ 61h I,e Out in tintletice; 4111nrotint 1141%zetitilstraittle olisdri.A. that . the Melutillie quid itiliedelett . Meister of the amount for -iliAtixe . , t. and tlik 4 1 i itilfhlaiftt had - a ri,ett. to de t via 1 i..0 Itt'aiiii 1111 it t h e rent sup, p.,01, so of io use sis &Avow el, 'meet stolid not he. file. Pau said this obit+tiiiit could not stand, *slot lir swirl hatili right to Stop a raan's hoods for reat s ,alThungli he Usi,jht ili,:train for it. I, l asal,P4.4.o.arta i aot;n4 over...ruled the objection. 14... ail tenwiarr -Gammas. stair& 'ha the ,elder it war rented lie Mewire. I).konatal C al.:d that th, Plalaffit fiani tin :inferik ribiteeer i t ; they hold tlitl i t •/.1.4 1, .4.fteir swills.. awl ey hail a right to Altair isger...e from theou sod give it.bs the Defairdimis. whirls they. did. Mr. Eppfewortli` soletelliebt a ndc en the mil of March to the Hai ti tri-,.. and on die loth he becalm, a bankrupt. lie arers 14A.41 paid for it, asul Niroirs. Dixon and Co. stmekLhasentitled to withhold It Gam hint 11.1tol he :1,11.4r for it, and -melt- the Plai ail( rotild not• telsielllteilhe in a hetter - iltuatien thin' the or4;koti r:lnt-Ita4vr. H• wassail proms-sim.Plaintitis hail RD iairreat in the cellar, and the stenos' mould be it oisi; rail. Far the., purpose he celled Mr. Lane,' tire Weak of Messrs. Ilium and Ramsay, ribose testi mom am so ilioretirtoctfacy's that the JarY found it vereitc!, ,viatler the slarceston of ImeLordalitp. foe elm klossitifi.-4buissge• .2141. I Is. lid. with costs.. _- ~- -- COCIRT 01 COIAWA PLEAS, Dec is. ' • , 1.--- • TAW /AGM' VOL - CIIIII.I.LS tour rmaittit V. AO• .. 11 . 0.' Oevjeatit lvt . r .ru ß t ll itu m , " lo ' r T:t * Plaintiff. tasted the..emihnee !slid. sitiiiaits of this aCtiou. 11l was bent he Lir Noble Lord, is the character of I trusidr, for his s s ist..r. the. rife of the Defendant. in cons.-tiiielice of some diva4r. enaciits, which it was ,not. his wish ur islirest to go into., tir.less coin ed 10 the odic: oak.. an Sgrecopriet had awe .11elvditily Su the yea UBO4l, for A mistral gape- 1 ,ratipit • apd. a diet. 4 • mutated on the ath July that i yeti .ty4Oitit a separate maintenance was seciped to rt 14aiigh . t, of Popl. usy eiir,Pud of this deed ), tb.i .tlhhr i l l.lktAttr was the trustee. I".c the re -11- to pay thiartutuaty, this settee ass brottht, 'li t iA .4'4ll4l pr vilitjfie:l l: l 7 : es i t led ,tio ° o ll 7 ll4l47 : e l4 "l" ra. :ll4:4 K '''l n r i al gt .et' i lt t jhc s e i ll i aa' ou bl id lena,t) f i roi 'iun: a ' 1 tt, t peirtokasegfiao avid. Col. Fuller. the smudgy. of *del. a-yettr slasuld eea-r, awl that she should teals ite.eutitied to that Anew to the reduced sum Of 4001. 4-iltsr. Coder lists deed, the payment of 'ilk lad), a-year had been refusei, upon the axle. *Pp* Amt. she hod broken the covenant by arm "petite; - with Col. Fuller. and that•thurefom she 'oaf out *eiititli.l to more than the 4001. *.year.— ‘4, tll% Wl* <hest Lyme to he read.iie had uodrauht but it a treat he found that the word asr eisreapust lw Late'. in the acme of a entrains, tutansparse; anti ho challenged the whet side to prose say such to hate sideasted fri;iit the period of the deed of s.:paratk.o. It was easy to au:count for the resist ance made to the payment of the . 11111 l my sought fir. etamli alp 111 . $7.010abel .lire Kan.:ilt to tdie up all fairilir ovipo3ittott to !Or slut lustittattst he her htiefriaid for • dooms.. anal a hich she was not in k•lii.eil to . .,,broil tn. It was hts motions wish tO itiot.4 as winch as possible unravelling pert scenes of aPercati...• IN:. eeu the. parties; lie. should. dr, riforc, istria.a uotio all teat hail take.. place r...ions to tin sst,uirstiou, and for the present he strand coatrat nituscif with oha iitng. that oa synch as occasion it Ca. evident altercation &meld hate take* place. 'llie Di t . eittlaut had I 7.17.:!-r an anion against (7eilowsel Fulier for ('riou. to.. a.1;1 his wife. Whilst this was pending, a treaty h.... 1 taken place t.eterass the friends of both parties. iii tine yews- of which turetings had take,' place twtween it.* Calcine and Mn.i Knight, which she tiew.netaissisa had rendered necessary ; and he troitlet. if the runtime taken by she ..then side tow. pelted Nos to it. obt:w that the I)stencisat lutitseif tree tit.. (-ewe of these meeting... 11 then there wens the atobeisseistg avittin the terms of the deed winsit'isere meant to he relied on, he would fore- learn tine Ilt. &infant he had hettty not attempt 1 es pity ntV t hat fare. He came to guard the cha metetwf Mr*. Ktnilht. and•tf it shoolsi become werweverr. he liar teen te taken he the Defendant r, -attu.g ;he pre-scut claim, he . .hotakt iuenntes- Wilt f ewer% that newer two were more intuit-rut ur wow* unewoneeted than Mts. Knight and Colonel or.i sit" the separation. lie would 'spots the hedseas tile attack wade on I.er. and show that dot - .orave-,:his ow,* ed. • ere to rompet her On pot oft.. OM • asois••6••••• Oh/ hid mat to th- divorce kit rousse would be short- to the first instance.. everely ao wee e the deed of reparation under w she it as metaled to soul. a-yeah, unless dr:vesi into lee diet ei ;den& by the• courses put-ailed by the other bade. Ile conel utted with one feniadt, which wa,, that attlentigh the thud f egimproite.l every tefen which ettultt be devieed, by whiclito separate and divide two pergola. yet the plea of the De fendant ou record cuutionaly abstained from every term, !eta the word asseriait, as suppeatiug that else slightest evidence would .ieoport that loose expree aid'', as is breeteh to giouud resistance upon. '1'111! tau deeellibearing equal date, aith July. 1403, were ademtled us proved. The lira recited that differetices having arisett between Mr. and Iles. Knight, they had agreed upon eeparstiote need areverilingly the sum of 8001. it-year was se cured for lire nee to her .brother. the Minted', dieting the natural lives of her and . leer hnse>,,nd.— Che reenlist deed, after reciting the last, stated that the agreement between theitartiais was, that iu ease. Nirs. 'Keneht should thetealler associate witll, or eeptine to hold 'mindingl intercourse necorreapoe. aleisee, •be bereelf, Or a third person, with Col. teat then the first deed 'mould cease and h 4 void, mud that die should be only entitled to an u ttttttttt of *OOl. ; and reciting that this Nevem...let iris gentle the sulj r ct of a separate deed, eta of delicacy t 0 her finally. There yes also an allintsaion of semen tennis of money paid e t e the ewet of the annuity, to sit, the nOttl, u-rearsiloiko to the end of the year 1805. by rpm teriy pay inente, i tualanily the foul. a-year from • that time;t4 like payments. This was the W.* for the present. Mr. Serjeant Pater, for the Defendoet, after re. ritietir the terms of the two &tale, said, he .Iwield, notwitivatstidlog the challenge thrown out, pro cccii tee establish the breach of the conditestei con bailed id theaccoad deed, and hearing neat/lisle:el I the feel of the,iiitercourse continued between Mei. Knight and Col. Fuller, the first deed could be thereby elestvoyed ; and they might try their hand at the second, by windier action, as he conceived they could not now receiver meter it. li v e could nut. e u more then Ins learned friend, gb Ins-titer than the deeds thetnaelves, :end, looking at them, it would be seen that the Defendant hail acted with the utmost delicacy, and that it was she atel not he, that era. dentruying all character ; he rTeted as to the construction pnt on the word "associate e , it was not necessary to swear any thing criminal, Dor was it so intended ; but if it were, he es mold proee' that crienivality ; it was necessary to look et the period of the separation, and the en evieustane:es atteadiag it ; there had been differ ewes on account of mospicions entertained by Mr. Knight, but there existed. at that time, no proofs, arr.ounting to certejoty, of the guilt of the parties three erre howeverabundant to Jumtify die haslet:id .1 •puttia,g an end to the connexien. As a man of honour, ins &terns iped on a separation , but he de aerrneeted,At the eh me done , on tusking her ace temple allow'aticeeeli aso-lees than 8001. a-year. lie heenply did tins. but he Rave bee back two-thirds of the Fortuna he had, received with beg. rhea li berality was felt by the Dormer fainly ; who, lest she ahoWl4 per.isis is goiug stray. had the second *O - executed. to reatrititt her, as it were. keen the ante of Colonel kaaller. It was sand • the myetiiig between Mrs. Kuight and Colonel Fuller laud taken place in consespetice of an arraagesuetit tompoted by the Defendant, fie held in his Laud is letter, written by the lady. agreeing on terms to ;mime the criumeal intercourse, noon any suit iaohtuted . and Lill brought iateilsdhlatent, for the parpose o f 01.14111,11 g a divorce; avid he was aetoet.lved to low of her iniumence, aftersuch an avowal. be addition.. to e k e-, lee would prove their repeated meetings, is vielatiou of the agreement ; and still farther lie would, by three several witnesses, prove actual saute- • cry ; he would prove their raeetings continued for yenta after ; and if so, he would ask the Jun . could they 'doabt the continuance of their crime ? su, there was a breach of the condition. If it should he contended that the connexion sees Maimeta, they had it in their power to call Colonel fuller himself to pros., it po; hut tos was cootident they would not venture to do so, nor expose hoe to a cross-examinatien—butereismal or not, it, after what had passed, the intyteou lee a ere youttnatal„ the deed ails at an cud, and they were not emit aled to recover. Iles divot Isms acytteed of inteotheig to leave her to want ; lent them aas t.O danger eel her beat% a second Jake Viore, for her 4001. a-year was still left, and of that there was no intetaion to dep tic her. ' gnu Walton, the first witness, lived with Knight, as housemaid, in Gloncester-place. August; 1404 ; she lived there till the l NI. or No member, is the seer following ; she saw Colon, I Fuller come to her mistress's house aim in Janu ary or February. ; it was in the forenoon, her assibtres. was not at house. and he went swat ; he came two or three times ; the nest time she !am him, he ass coming through the passage to go up stairs; she did not see hint gri away ; she ..siv I once to Raker-street ; her imams w wit to its them io Jeesary or February. 1500 ; fir s-Led far Mr licights and went to the draolog-rnotit ; it en. in the forvuovis; that less the oult time she saw him then!. Upon her cress-examination. by Mr. G ARROW. she said the Y st time she saw t'ol. Fuller aim at the time theaction against hint *as going form aol. there was no mystery in hit she sitter inspected any thi•I ; ;; improper at the tame ; she .aid she had seen thr Defendant about a year end a half ago. srlieu he had sent for her arid spoke to her about K iting testimony on (lower, virlien she told hint %he had left the family, and would have nothing further to do with it. John Eimer, footinct to llrs.linight. also prow.' the visits of Col. Fuller. both in lib's. ester-place sad Baker -street, at :rural tosses. Ills mistress was sometimes alone. cud solueumw net—he was *ever refused ; he used to call at ditlerent times in the day ; sometimes as late as seven or ri;ht its the evening. He, on his cross-examination, stated. be never saw or heard of ens thitez improper in these vie4s, or dittenog from those of other Gets tleinen. Mar Etching lived with Mrs. Impel-, the Birder of the Defrodont. la the year Corth•rfort street. Cnl. Fuller awl Jim. h.ligiit. userl Ire quently to meet thcre. Ile ua.l to c.r-oe threstrh the fArdeil. Her 'mem , . an.l Slr.. I.:meld used to ,s Col. sod Mrs.. Knight is the &awing-room alone together. Oue et ening, g• lug to inform lac her carriage was cisme, site found the door locked ; going sway, she It,-srd tht door milalted,.and, re turia.ig, she raw Cot. Fuller in the room ; she ob served Mrs. Knight's divans be in a very tumbled state ; the Col. had put ; his watch, which before she had noticed in his fob, into his waistcoat pocket, whiCh led her to suspect something; on being pressed further, she said he was idjusting his dress ; the door had •never been locked be fore. Jra. Knight's dress was never in the mine state rag tars y, as when she came at thw.e times the Coloal Was there—this she bad observed fre quently. • Upon her cross-examination, it wee attemuted to he imputed to her that she had gone by other name.: but this she explained, by slaying she lied the misfortune to be married to a wan who had wife living at the time, and, for that raven, she lied quit hint and his name together. Anti Thornton, lited-as nurse in Mr. Knight's family; in the summer or 1803 they went to Briiditou ; she renumbers Colonel Fuller in the habits of coring to the house while her ins-mter was iu town, 'frequently ; she once found the draw- . ing-room door Staked, and the Colonel and tar mistress in it; she had brought her the child; die opened the door, appepred very much confused,' awl her clothes much discomposed ; the 'Colonel turned sway from the cola, with his back to her towards the window she had seen theirs at other times, frequently sitting very .clusr together on the; sofa. —.— Sarah Flanklip had lived with birs..leinoy. in. I)eali-stamt, iu the 'rear INO4 ; sew Col. Ent ler there with Mei. knight : she let him iu ; they wereiti the drawirie-room tegt.ther ; Mrs. Noway left them. and mew into the ntierery, where Ills was; niter the Colonel nod Afr. 4 lioight hid peue 4.10;4V, sht wrut into the Ired-cliasubtr, whis..i> join-. ed this drawinitrroons, and into which there WAIrIIO door but Croup the one room iota dye other; the bed wee very murh tumbled, and appeared as if done au by more thou owe. To rebut this easy ulaile for the Ui fendent, evi dence Waft called by the Minutia', for the purpose of %herring that the esit7rtiogs between Col. Fuller And Mrs. Knight, subsequent to the separation. were with dm knowledge of the Defendant:sand in 1.U.7 sequence of the seguciationi entered into to put an end to the action fur crim dm. and for facilitatrug the di. one. Mr. Charles Coring said. he had been once the friend of Mr. Knight ; lie had interfered as a mu tual friend, to settle matters between him and Mrs. Knight ; on the first of March, he waited on the; lady, by his desire, with written proposals, which were, that Col. Fuller should suffer judg ment to go by def.nilt in the adieu, a:wi that she should make no opposition to the divorce to be sued fir; and thus she would secure her jointure; but that secrecy was to be observes! on the oec.t.iou. Upon this subject he said it was ab solutely necessary to see her and Colonel Falter together. The Defendant knew they met-4e taald him eve ry thing thee passed. 'The terms were agreeli to, and Mrs. Knight took a copy of a letter, dictated by the Defendant, to be sent by her. es pressing her assent. 11.. knee from the•Defelittmit • there had been a verdict against Colonel Full. r for 70001. and which sum lee had aflerWards re-tar:llA to him. He likewise owned he had *anted, that the. divorce hue! been 'avowed as soon as ever that money Isa 4 been so mowed. •• , Colonel Could ulw .;rhusO tikthppgfesida . knowledge of the tuertiligs begonia Col. Fuile► and Mr!. Knight, seed had made no objection to it. Altar dos Commie* on both sides had titssei.rell ou the !widows, the Learned Judge • enflamed Op to the Jury. He amid that time !flagstaff most at all events reeovei `on the sevoisel tired, as fiat MO sty liaid did Dol . cove! the amount of the abet is-year ; hut if thee wale of opinion the i,artees haul heed a Whits of intimacy, after the ixecution of the deeds. thid was et-moul t s. a. Isseatith. ha' tier aged rs.su h extinguished all claim to the 80th). awyear. under the terms of the secured deed. The Jury found then aiseciating together of die pertie•, aud no each gore • •Psd:et fur the Kaha n e* 3tiol. only ; being the Au.ouut of balance fklit OM the .wOl. asete;a4 uf toe SQui. A-P - pr. . • abowld interest the entnimmity to lose nn proclaiusin 4 the alanger,giand, as far ut Ilia IT can go , to ..mtvairt.ilt to Vturti it 117. :rile (hilt-IN AfCottneii ttni di.trcspitil velum. tiou. linen-drapers of this prisvinei: lose no lima iu calliag a gnierai 'fleetin g of trade, at Armagh, er sonic central bitua ion. to I:1 the danger, which is so justl. awpretteird hefm * the King, and both Houses of hultuntent. by pun. able petitions. '.o palliatives will d e po t of the exportation of flax nod yarn, burn owe poet of the empire -to another, would be only a vexabi4 cam measure, attempting to throw the !milieu of oneselves ou others. such a moilification of the Orders of Commit u would induce the Americans Ss remove the Embargo. is the only siihstsialied weedy. Tittle presses ! The ships with flax-vet tuna soon leave Aiiierica, to be in time for ciu spring sowing. ft is impossible to calculate on the eimme t i t te il eeii, if flax-seed do not arrive to super the springaleinand. COMMEEPIAL REPORT. k TIIA CT Vi t0)1 IVA irsi.r are MOSTRLY X %OALts L. We are now tiling to feel more forcibly the inoossiessiences b 2 4 ; t he American Embargo, end the •liutting lip of t h e sesrthent ports of Europe. Pyles: and cotton have adtaneed enormously : in coneraineivie of which brown boars have became %cry dear. The prices bye risen so much within thole f e w weeks, as te snake it questionable bow far it may be safe to Parelnier at present priers 'Doe hoary fins sustained after the high prices in 17!/9. ought mot tp he foisuitins. If linens twill nue to sulrener..tliey _may not probably meet a ready sale. "'lola they are Laoriblit to a white mar ket, am! some chi-flirt' temporary sulmitate may Ile found for them in dome-tie sreotiouiy. y hods and usili-spun. is greatly ad ,* ; I t; enithir 4 o f.e not speedily remota-J. awl tlic probability is .vzoinvt it, removal or appear to be as tier ere of on olarming criwa. Less diaxste use *ivies last splint( flit, usual. 'Doe wet summer injured the cut, to a cosinderehle &wire. acid pre rented the saying of firs-seed. If the American Embargo be eoutiuusd, and the Northern port• remain shut, we Cu., get no supply of fps l to make up fur last yw's defirient crop. and fin the in crowed demand from Eitglaud and Scotland. fur birth the a it yarn, to supply the importations which formerly were 'wrought from R 111.614. We shall !okra-Ise he without * sufficient supply of fiat-seed for nest crop. These are trsly alarming and require iturnediatecere ; it l•e. hoses flovertmrent. as well es thine concerted is/ the trade, and indeed all who wish arid to the !ware of Coils con try. to corp.idar of tmr leviable situatooa. it oar eine( manufacture vhnuld he stop ped liy the want of saaterists. sad the inherits , of the people consequently throw.' but 9: rinuioy m: m. • Sp..-eulators, bo th is DisVissaol hese lire's active in making larze iiiiiactias. a of COVI4L OF c. Auatteraam 33 i 4 V. Ditto at salt :se is itott.vdm so is Harattatab 31 I . Alamos at a It C. Parlaseas.'oitsva 35 4 MU* va a a I'. ilsardiams 5, • •••-iss per. Ditto lairlarct Palmas — a paper . 4if Ate. Baas 4l LectiLre ...• .• 37 cam 53 Ar AL I,‘ rELLItaNth. LIMITS, ti. Arrived the Areaslseh 01'38 ;au,, 08 14..11«.1.7-, front Portswoutie. Mulled the orge, of/4 ken., Cito. Re'uier; oar! the Awrepressenre cutter, I)eutreteut WiNuons, for Rochefort. Went 04 of ibtmna7e: into the Simla. the Dread. of 3 guns, Capt. Sir William !Sakai.— Witel . N.W. with raid. PORTV4firtll. Aft. gt. Arri►sd the Briteparl kola the i)own• s - Kith &wage; a:so the °tear, Sthhald. (lave a tra,o. Dirt.) haviug beast dri►ew 'warty (Au the fremia coast, an,llo4t au am-4ov and ektr)le. ' Arrived fast Li t ;ht at St. :Ir.:L4't, the irnioa t.p.l ladianixiifeoroi the I).ovios with the lo » of that autehous Kati e.ibles.—W tad N.N.W. TLY4IOIITU, Came in ale facatuite r eitistgiu Strong., hos Stockhollll. TArmen.lti, Dirc. Arrived in th•• Road., dor it 'v.:for giii.hrig, from scrota-, inittvelictins with Hi% Maje•tv's shyl, tr. .116 per last; also litieral colliers, *Ali tint kW lit • . OE it, DIM. ea. Itrile4l Ili. Meiegity'o ahip gyryciar on a cruise. Atrite.l the KaAgaroat fmat a criti.e; awl re mama is the Dewss, mith the rent of the ships as per rffE . lif 4171 C ETS. CORN-EILC4BNSB, Dec. 43. CURRENT PR11432. 4!F7aitAilt. Wheat •• • . bac sas• Ws. Benue kokr .....0 44 sea fit Floe ditto ',leo).— t.t Oa. Tick ileum (uld) ;Of. 704...4 Bye 335. Ilea Owe abs. at•a. 4'.:6 Barley .. ..... ..411•• 4;5. o•l. Poland. ...Ma 4414. 04 Malt ;W. stn. Put,11,4 ditt0...... 4 - a. .4 Wiiita Peas 0 . ." . :tape a...cd . VA 41. fil kboaksa: i • • 14. ' 15 ' 1 ; Fame rawir ..... ....am. ism Gra) Peas :..s. ct a. Seconds bra. 064 UXBRIDGE. Corn-lmpeetoes Reeues.—Tutrutitsa*, Drc. MI. %I, heat, per load. le MI. Y. Eariry, per quarter 40s. --411. t. as. —4. Oats .. Jaa. —d.'t iis Beaus gest .. Sa Gas. -d. • trui :. slid. Sss —4. II . CB I' irri wall& Kent. M. Po. to 41. 151 Sows, 31. 54. to 4b 04 Estes, J. to 41. tat Maw* TEsitaiT•AN. vietilscoartlLl Hoy al. to. to 41.1 is New, ....I. ul. ot. Clr'ver. a. MO 71151. *bite, a. tit to tl. ci. lltriWrIELD, rite. tics cis. Kent, 41. ti. to sl. %Ike %:ostes, y t• 41. SIP Faeshare,4l. to .I. es • ADCF.R OF DAY AND D•V. 51. is. to to los ad. Sli aryl. Ws. to W. Ig. ed. , . To siok the Odd per Poor of A. POO.. '.. 'P. rel to se. 6.1. Ilei4l of Cottle Ilk's gay :—... 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