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SV,Jt RR r SESSIONS. Yesterday.' an adjournment of the Quarter Ses tinas forth@ County of Surrey, was held at the ties lions House, Horsetnonger.lane, before Wm. Oris tow, Esq. Chairman, and a numerous Bench of Justines di the Peace for that County. &mei GeiNsford was indited for fraudulently uttering a base and counterfeit half guinea, knowing the name to be base and counterfeit. It appeared, upon the part of the prosecution, that 'in the Meath of April last, between eight and nine O'clock at night, the Prisoner at the bar came to the shovel one Curd, a theesensonger and butterman, in Blackfriars-road, and purchased a pnund of but ter, in payment of which. he threw down half a gui nea. and demanded change; Wet. Curd (who at tended the shop, and was the only person in the house), weighed the half guinea, found it heavy, and gave him the change, whi:h he was abont to put in his pocket, when he vented to recollect him self, and said, he had silver, and did not want change r she replied, that it wat just the same thing to her, as they had plenty of silver in the house ; when, in the sequel, by some jumble of the change, or hotels pocus 4eight of hand, the Prisoner con trived to stibstftdie the counterfeit half guinea in the place of the gdnnine one, and left the shop un ektreted: Mrs, Curd took patticular notice of his person; but not being alarmed by the transaflion, she did not call for assistance to apprehend him. 4bout .fortnight after she saw him pass, and pointed him net to her husband, and he was soon after traced and taken into custody. On the part of the Prisoner, it appeared that he hkd lived for some years in the next street, *here he exercised the profession of a penny barber, and was its the constant habit of frequenting a tiutshc house nest doer to Mr. Curd, were he geeerally sem:eked his pipe on the iseich outside the door every evening, where the parties had constant op portuniues of seeing 11;0s. He further appe:tred.to have gives himself up voluntatily to the Magis trates ; and several witnesses were called. who gave him an excellent charader. Some doubt arose as tolsis ierentity; and the Jury, giving }Jinn the benefit of that. doubt, after some consultatinu, found a vet-- die of--Nee l• • jamas &ales was alto Wilted for a similar of liken, in pining i bad half guinea on Mary, the wife of John Collins, residing in Face -street, Hone leydbeast. It appeared for the praline:tine (whielt, as well es" . tfie former, was carried on by the Mint), that, in the! meth of :lune last, a person came into the shop of Elks. Collins, and directed her to tend half a bushel or coals to No. 14, in the same street, s, 'lt tae oppoiiet site of the way. he then desired change of half -tor. hseines. and she gave him a seven-shillings piece, alteeerown. and a shilling, which he put into a . pee-green leather pursi, and then bought two-penny.. • words of tobacco, and paid for it. She reminded hies, he had net paid for the coals, and he replied% he would pay for them when the boy brought theta loose. When the person went .?way, Mrs. Collins dleeotereci that the halteuirtea was a counterfeit. nee ;the sent her son. a boy of thirteen years old, ifter 'him, to change it. while she herself followed as Bin as she could. They overtook the Prisoner /kat two hundred yards from the !sense, and-hay. lug procured. conrahle, apprehended him. Airport of the Defendant, it appeared, ?hit the moment he was seired,.he declared his ignorance of the business, and suffered himself to be hi ought hie, and searched, when neither the tobacco age the steam shillinis piece were to be found upon hiM, although the K itneeses for the prosecution swore they never Inst sight of him. His pocket-hooks swereeradfined,• in one of which he had some Brink nines. and in the other, which was dark green, ap proaching to black, he had two dollars and some small silver, but no seven : shillings piece. It also appenrect, that he was offered his liberty, and that the business should ber,drepped, if he would remu nitrate the ides of the tali-guinea ; but this he con stantly and peremptorily refused. denying to the lest any knowledge of the matter, and preferring to stand the test of the accusation. A groat number of m.st respedable Witnesses were sailed, who gave the Prisoner a most es cellent charader for sobriety, integrity, and in dustry. it appeared, that hi was by trade a printer, and 'imported a wife and family by his own industr). I.be Jury immediately found a verdift of—Not Curley. y'skt was ;edified for assaulting Sarah the wife of Robert Holmes. These parties resided in the same house, the Pro end his wife occupying the ground Boor, and the Defendant and his wife the first floor. Fie qoent 'hickey's's' took place between the females of these families relative to barring the hall door; the ore would hate it shut, the other insisting it should remain open. These disputes arose to blows be tween the ladies ; but o: :e eay udfortessatehr dui Defendant's wiry had the worst of it. and when the I.lrehand cattle home from his work, and heard what had happened, armed with a bricklay,et's hammer, he instantly proceeded up stairs, and, swearing he would murder Holmes, burst. open the door, and having made several blows, be made a kick at him, which the wife titerctring,, received the full force on her elbow ; she was then pregnant, and the Defendant swore kw would maks her miscarry, and spoil ler shapes, as he had done Were. Both the parties appearing equally blame atrie in the eye of the Court, the Jury found the Defendant Grin. and in consequence of the kind ' fogge.•ion cut the Bench, the basineu was afterwards amicably Aware& On SaturdaY, a curious exhibitiue reeds place on the aim : la yOung man a earpeotes....wbo udder t.esit, wr e small wager:to row ilaa speaks" ash foes Mrbenit to Lyndon 3ridgs', seatestiturnse4 i s the tski, and bed a scull its each hand, - ifith which he Tialanoed himself. and rowed down the ki;er, ie the pi•sente of several thousand speetators. As he pitinerthrough cite different bridges, the tub was ss Alen round by the cur rent, , ease same -1 •••••• sang. garland:es often started v. hfres drowned; white he eat tsw --'ejse tide was very rapid. I SC MICE. MANSION-140M. Yesterday Rebreca Bawds, a Jewess, appeared before the Lono NIA'S OR, to make a camplaint ' ' . taont.. against a Mrs. Moses, who, she stated, bad violently assaulted her, without the slightest provocation. Mr. Movie, the butband of the accused, informed the Loan M A Tea, that his wife was unable to attend the hearing, in consequence.Of the dreadful beating she had received from the complainant. He was sorry, he said, that he was the causo of the constant quarrels between the two women ; formerly he had lived with the complainant, but conceiving it better to keep with his wife, he left Rebecca inurely. In concerto-nee of this, she was continually abusing and assaulting his wife, and had beat her so severely on the present occasion, that she was now confined to her bed. The Complainant declared every word of this was false ; but the Loan MA vo a not crediting what the said, dismissed the complaint. Two Watermen were fined in the mitigated pe nalty of five shillings, for teceiviag more than their fares UNION HALL, SOUTHWA John Boyd, the slopseller, was yesterday again brought up. on the charge of having set fire to his house, in RotherLiths, on tho lit instant, with a view of defrauding the Albion Insurance Company. He was attended by Counsel, who took considerable pains on his behalf. The Magistrates were of opinion that the case was sufficiently proved ; and Boyd was accordingly folly committed to take his trial, kir a capital offence, at the nem Surrey Assizes. The Company were inclined to .have prosecuted Boyd only for a misdemeanour. but the Magis trate& would nut allow that course to be pursued, as they 'considered the circumstances cornpletely wit:,in the meaning of Lord Ellenborough's APS, by whiCh,' setting fire to any building, with inten-. tion'to'Commit a fraud, is punishable with death. ' • 110 W-ST STET. Yesterday, the young man who is in custody oa setspicton. fa having stolen a Sul. Bank Note, from the Bosh Inn, at Staines, the property of Counsellor Agar, was brought up for re-examination ; when Mr. Agar not being returned to .town, he was admitted 5) bail to appear when called upon. . . • NIAILnoaoUOIP{TS tiT. CRI%I. CON. AND FALSE lIIPKISONIWIENT. • Yesterday, Noakes, a non-aommiuioned officer , in the 1114.d.A.1 tidal y, charged a Mi. hloserere, a - tradesmailain James's. with debauching hie wife.. and also with SO assault and false imprisonment. It appeared, that the wiles of tire Complainant had apartments at the hops* of a Mr. Sutton, in the , neighbourhood of Whitcom'i-street; and the hut. Land having hears something not altogether congenial to his feelings, repaired to town, and band the Defendant seated in the apartments of his wiie. His situation was such as -searrausted an opi. Ilion, that an illicit amour subsisted between them ; mad. after considtrable altercation had taken place, the husband sus:tended in getting away his frail rib from the house. , The Defe , idant followed them along the meet, qnsittaig that the wit* should not go to Woolwich with her busban ; .rod, on meeting two soldiers, ‘tie charged the husband with being a deserter, and he was instantly dragged away to confinement, in which sirua ion he war kept nearly tle4n days, when an Officer from his regilient released him. The Defendant by this stratag. m again got possession of his prise, and he re.coiedufted her to her apart enema, where the husband, on being releised, found her locked iii the aims of he' wood. The lady re fused to go with him a second tune, she haring formed an attachment tnr another, and the husband was then brraft of his fiad fait one. The lady, in the Office, gave vent to a flnod of fears. when the Manna' isaa ordered the Defend ant to find bail for his caudal, and became un manageable... The landlord of the house was also held to bail for an mutat on the husband, when kw went a se cond time to demand hikwite, for the *gam of whom he had advertised. FalVail. INTELLIGENCE. • raw-- nisome* OCT. 12. Arrived the Berea, frigate, from the Eastward. ei.tnorrn. ocr. Arrived the fbririo sloop ofluvar, Captain Moult. rev, from Lisbon ; Vessels, bomb, from Pans mouth ; cutter ; Marta, Thane 1 and Sophie C o thrrina, Brithe, from Frederickstadt t • Harmony, Achcrsnn, firm Dram t Anna Maria, Clorderdaff ; Anon, Cathati,a, Carlburg ; and the •Zaa-rards, Ploen, from Stockholm. rat. MOUTH, OCT. to. Arrived the Pirmorroore, Captain Street, from Newfoundland, bound to London, eighteen days passage into] Sr. John's. brings an account that Sir John B. Warren. with his cgiradran, was in the Bay of Bul:s, watering, og ',tenet August ; His Maje„- tv's brig, Rawest, of 18 gong, Captain Gr int, wish five or six Swedes under her convoy, from Ports mouth, and has made signal for convoy to Portugal. The PriafT sf Wafer vicars, Captain riald, with a mall from Lisbon, is arrived in Mount's flay, in fourteen slays. Yesterday arrived His M:ij,isty's brig Caries:. I 9 guns, Captain Sheriff, with several transports, having on board the 7th Ana 9th Dragoons, to wait far General Crawtrard. The 7th Dragon/Is jnined the Ardent, and her convoy, off this port, yesterday mntuicg, and piozeedrel on under convoy of His Majesty's shine Anklet, tit guns; (TToe,e; 52 guns, l'aeatans, and :.'bars.!/, IS guns each, for Buenos Ayres:—Wind &ISt, NOT. II 41,11,114/. OL/IL OCT. 12. • Came down from Stwerates,• and sailed through the Downs, to the ('.steward, His Majessfs ships and tln.flirf. titt.s 4 arrive,! LIN, Om 7. • We are happy to see it announced by advertise ment from the Fi l reitora-General of Inland Navi gation, that the great difficulty, upon the Navigation between Limerick and Killaloe, the making a Cut threngh the rock at Parteen, has been overcome, and that it is now opened for trade. Three vessels. with heavy cargoes. from Dublin, were towed through it, by horses, to Limerick—an earnest of the advanta's to be expeaed from such a communica tion between the two cities. The counties of Gal way; Clare, and Tipperary, will speedily proht of this Navigation ; and when the Grand Canal Com pany Mall have fulfilled their contrail with the Di re fors-General for the Navigation from Athlone to Portumna, which they are forwarding with great spirit, a capital Navigation will be opened by the Shannon, from Latteshorongh to Limerick, a triki of about eighty Irish miles, immediately commu nicating with the counties of Roscommon, Long ford, Westmeath, King's county, Galway, Tippe rary, Clare, and Limerick, and from Shannon liar. boor, near Banagher, with Dublin, by the Grand Canal. We learn further, with great sati.faftion, that the Royal Canal Company have carried their works to Mullingar, from whence to Dublin, their whole line will soon be opened. 'they are also ra pidly advancing the construaion of an aquedua and harbour at the Broad-stone. and a communication with the tide-water at the Liffey. We learn with equal watisfaition, that the works for the Navigation of the Barrow are advancing with no less prnspe& of success. When that shall be completed, a Navi gation will be opened communicating with Dublin, by the Grand Canal; with A day, Carlow, and Ross, upon the Barrow ; with Inistingue and Tbomastown. upon the Nore ; and with Watirford, Carrick, and Vlonmel, upon the Suit.. A junction of the Rota Canal with the Shannon, and the.cornpletiag the ria vigatioh of that great river from Lanesborough to Lough Allen, are still wanting, and we do not doubt will be considered with just attention. Lord Delvin has decltrred himself a Catuliaati • the county Westmeath at the neat Gesai4 _ _ _ for Eleainn. )5y the de venerable Earl ad Clermont. a vacancy occurs in the representation of the county Louth. Wm. Charles Fort. scue, F.sq. or Ravens dale, one of the present Members, succeeds to the title. The Theatre Royal will open in the cutesy of el fortnight, for the winter season. We imee net heard of any esartioadar engagements, except Mr. and Mrs. IL. lekbastons who have no longer situae Lions on the Lodsloa Stage. The fermer,,we sup pose, will, at the commeacement of the season, be employed principally in getting up. and regulating the performance of The - nraos o f Venice, which, ir is sail, will be produced with uncommon splendour. —Nee Heard will also be revivkd. .Potnam's success at Carlawi we arecnneerned tow 411110 a, was by no means adequate town exPettilibisi: 'Mt DUKE OF BEDFORD'S AGRiCti-TVEAL TODR. liattlitASlON. OCT. 6. The Lord Lieutenant did not arrive at Garbally, the seat of Earl Glancarty, near this town, till nearly eleven o'clock last night, from a disitspoint meat in post-horses on the road. It was dark when he passed through Athlone, and consequently he coati not inspeft the new military works nosy tom- , .pleteti there, forming an important fortress. The gar ,son, consisting of the 421st foot, and, the Wicklow' Militia, with the corps of Artillery. were tinder' arms to receive him. This morning kii Cte,Ceduni accompanied by Lord - Cfaseasiy, rear throOh for sheep fair in histrordthip'ecartiege; which, althiaisgh Sunday, was set according to ancients butandoenesins usage.. The Doke was tinsel( otruek.eriii showmen blage of such numerous bodies of sheep. ftmoemitt to nearly 100.000) kept so skilfully detached,nitli cut the use cf pens, or dogsy by the vigilimee of the Irish shepherds. The mese was much height ened by the fineness of the weather. his Grace closely inspeaed the several socks, neintingouttkplell .1 which had derived most irnprovement_batheastimig4. the New Leicester breed. Afterwards he reidoinno the town, and viewed the New Rooms, andePai4i4 area for the exhibition of Mow Cattle beloriginikg p . the Farming . Society. whose invitation to dintOwitli them on Monday and Teeday, he graciously a r. cent's!. A considerable portion el the Meese ere Re sold, men en this day (the Sabbath), which, itseeet ne, is a day of rest neither from labour, or profit, at IL Ili nasloe fair. The prices were higher than I *o.2a last year full 55. per head on the average. I set ems sheer wethers of the county stock fetched Fri Sot. to 401. a sc. to ; the prime firicki, wi'h the lar !ice Eta'. reached as high a. .521. 10s.—The Farmirj Society dined numerously together, as usual. . S.J -after the cloth was dr.vern. the President called el re atten tion of the Society to a letter with which he' ha 3 been honoured by his Grace the Duke of let Fool. the. contents of which he should have the Fl easure of, communkatiog an the Society. He that read the letter, in which his Grace recommends to d e Society a continuance of that regard to the breeding stock et Ireland, so essential to the welfare of tid e In apet;ail Kingdom, as the food of man. It is an ilegat its end interesting composition, with a petits:4 . R( whi eh the Public would be highly gratified, and whiclS will probably be laid before them, under the direellon or the Society. The letter closed with stating, th. tt his , Grace had ordered to be shipped fur Ireland, vie. A 801 l ofthe 'Hertford kind A Ditto of the North Devon Sint Pore of the S.tuthDetetes-. - • • Sot Ditto of the New Leic•seor. These his Grace requested the Society would accept, and apply in such manner as appeared to them most advisable. for the improvement of the stock of Ire land. The Thanks of the Society were voted to his Grace for thiS liberal mark of attention to the obit& of the Socisty s and his health mu drank. accompa ;tied with the Wades& . apples**. To-nirwow sly Duke will view the. Pritefisnek in the Area (Ph; were this der perfetly clamed) .ptswirms IS) the of the Jod j o it int n [PITS aisle raohiltiojos..,./ Plivi eras. and Hanes-- be Post Cjuains. • wtca,J - * re Fj aaw..• •••• ilres arrived in am Downs the C,.44 teitithis d frigate, Cowan/Sore Owmn, freak WE Calais, and o f irninedfatei: . )rimed at tats plaice ate kiln Hon. r - Lori /..audeak:+vsvith several Masse:laces And suite, Aar atm $r tin NI. 64q#41,1 WNW*, RA c4i.imp4t by cuaniaalzraOssii iite•Alb* Yard , toted to I sou* tam eaol aduce «U. 0141644 1 11 101 liti i R EpM rip. -miiiiabioya Ai/Briar and a gtza tact, an coscesmatiop l e oe s proato VrAstilthip vn di 15 &oyes: i It • Ira .1.: • • • • ~= T.. THE `ifRICETS. • ••• • CORN-EXCHANGE, Oer. 13. The fresh arrivals of Wisest lately a r e net very and geed samples are brisk in saki, at an advance of aa 9s. per quarter Of Barter rather chart supyliea, and is at beater pike. la Mali onci Reorrs of the tun kinds; but small sar•atiou. White Peas us very scarce, and full ss. dearer... Oats are in eonsiderable sniping, and are nearly at oar la* prices. Flour 'other deuce tlasiarftilky, sod little atbaratien U other articles. CURRENT PRICE Or GRAIN. Whea!„......bas 12a. Wk. !leans.. • 44. 5431 Fine do .......90a 9ti Od. T , ck Beans 42.. tia, Rye, new 44s 46a. 04 Oats • :.?2s 271 30s, Barley 42.. 475. Od. Palen& 325. 31 04, IstCt. Us. 734. id. ape R Seed 231. 2* 0,„ ... W►ite Paas 64... 7rs, Grey P.:ks 43: 475. Od. 7th. 7Ss, o& . 6S, 70 , 04, RETURN 138' WHEAT IN MARK LAN', Including orgy from tlt 20t1t of Sept. to oho 4th of Oct. agronabft to the Act. eh 4. I. ds 51 Quarters at ee sit at 78 • 'So at 413. 71 at $ 147_._- at -11 $95 at 76 bl at -____ at 71 o• 1 tit at 74 250 $L 6 4 2... 03 at 74 335 ------70 48 at 71 48 * IT. 681 109 at 70 190 ---- at ST. SO at 69 161 ----- at 80 , ' 660 " at 63 691 ---• at 65 4 113 at 68 lit ----. at ft• SO •t 44 $4 --- at 89 • '2 at 33 7;L at 8d /40 at 56 61 ---- at 41 114 ---- at 66 360 at bar • —romas at 64 -- at TO ll6. at 33 A .d 260 Quarotra a 524. ed. zm.. L 4. a . PRICE OF times. sacs. oresets. K eat 4/ ' Os Ist 51 Se KOsst 41 lOs to 51 /5s Suams.... ¶ 4l Os W 11 Isa Ws to 51 la Essex 41 'Os to 31'...4 Farnham... 71 to SI b. Old May. 170,0001. PRICES OF 14 'aY AND SITRAW. ST. /1101[1 . 11. gist Hap 9l les a4l 12s I Hay 31 Ns a 5% Or 5154a......91 Se a II aiS 14.4 .1 .• Ati tla S 1 01 21 RS ClOVer 1 I ' Sera* , IS. scib,k #lb. 04 to s. cei via 04 to Se 04 60_ W )1) /c 1 11'44 4l Sd to fr u 4 LikaulD Ss 01( 0) - 51'Sd • /041.•• OP i T•ts o•T. &ruts, I limn 1800... Sheep mad Lambs, IS,OOO. c. Wei 6v, 0 4 tb"VHALL MARKETO. ratiot. 409.11 1 •91 • 44 0.1 to II 04 10 I Yolk. to ...4s. od t. . ta , 4s; , •••.4 I 04 4.3 4. t . . .. PRIGor TALLOW. c .St. Jarnee• t Mullet.. "a .44 Town Tailor, —I 111. Ms 04 Clan 14 4, het ....... _3a .is eisoii av 1. ow .- si G! 0d , 'Whitecb, 4 k el Market. Sa 4t .Whitedisto .... -.we 576 L , 4 Per Si NW of bib. —........ Remo Awl ..* —I tkl )7i NI 10a St Mehiag titwf. ,r• 4 04)006 (4, A tarage friie...3. 461 Ditto rough .—s Cat ' -' • Ohlres •. 1.4 ..wit 1;1 • 1.4 - ' r allow Soap, —e i '76A- ' -- tlte r lretZuL7 : oo4. ' • Candle% per *am, Ws. SA )+4llAeltk. Ills. id. i • 161 p , RA WV /..21• t 4IIIP 1 :14/...1 Iletersi yorotscoso4l. ~SIAM .. 45. , 1 P itiatronp ... 112. $4. Co 3, Col. I: , istlinato .. :".. 4 11‘. 44.4 $4 al i angle& Horse ..".., . 14‘....4. to 16s. —4 e. 1.11. , J,1111.14.111114:5.1ni01.1,411.W.A.T.81. M. to 11.. 9.1. ' .1 Lai* 1 111111 „.• i• Wry ••••.“ 40. Vort* COAll e ili?dtgri t :CßT..l? s, 1 l,-41 lippilk at Market NM. '- - lea. ..1 '., 411 .. NeSimile 1 ! a ..Sunderland 4 44s Od a 47; 4.1 i 1 „Cinders • i...,...394 Ot la --s 04 I • 1 • •-• • ', RICE OF STUCK.SXFATEPAAY• r Blek Stbelt, &pet Crn R.: t. educe. , 1 et di , . • ...N. • ..tic . 5 pe; Cr.a. C .11404 • to . Qv. •!•••••• so • bl 60( lb 4 'ter Ccnt 77li: ex el4v. • . .S vet. Cent Navy 921 31 Lond On.iutties ' timnittro ' 4 51 iire India 110114/ ' ' IL 2s. prem. Imeliequer 1 li.d iaLD4s. Odle .. t... le die. flel!s I ill w yeriii, 441... se. .99 4s. prem. Rrpgli.n Lottery Clekeiu .'.- . ' IT I 7s. Consols firtit3 Nert. A ..-.....,...1 , 61:fl T. UNA, Sivelc-beater, Ito. 4. Cdrolidt, irrtill,,, Clcariog•rrerd. • . . _.... IRISH STOCKS, OCT. IF. fititemmene Ottbeettoterj.") per Cent. Govt. ;hock 5 per Cent. 95 Grand Gail Load 6 pet Coot 9-I • delugss rrt Aft.timbral6n.oll "I '# v. I),:tr, at ..eti 10 Hotterftr..l . A.ll m histipsx4v.:lls 10 14.1 AColta lib - 11 N.Y.' Koos &Oasts "24 Dtttu..,41 . ,... - 114 p 41 Vordeamll : 14 MaAlid.• ....41911j1e?. D.tk. B4l egect. Cadiz paper .. Ditto SI I .I Erect. Bilpet , 4 141 14111.tra. Ali Goma .47 _ 1.1.0111 ontrollai ;5:1 . - fIAMOZ—Ocr la. 464 " . 3 3 46** Kapi. 4l .611 1 411 0 n• • • .4 ittf rt 1711 obLltotr. O. a. Portugal Colil groin And Dart tier bk. New . Doubloon s .. Se Dollar. — 3 5 !Meet to awe Kew Lau:s each . Allia:e4 Ow Bank uf tlonaud. 5i per Ceat. • t. 69 • BULTLL.S.. . • On the NA instant, at t haw, neat Manthandit, the L 04 161 Charles Strafe'', tin of C4Vatia, of ansaittatitf. , Un Tnurs44v 1411, at her haws, ln Leirtiett; the Lie' of the Hon T. W. entrain., of a daughter: ' U.. th• lame day, at Hottest,. I.linsberland, Lad, Califs. ;ins I.l,anain, of a sau`htr r. MARRIACI. tiattirdey lan, at St. Garnet, Intomstary, Sohn A ' ai.. IC , :a In WA Elleabititttnß.4alithTet Tltocua. Lamb, Fat of BedfonVeannta 11, 14100,1 square . HIGH WATER. THIS PAX, Ar ~a DON BRIDGE. mat. li•a ft ....#s nun. after 4. LONEMN :—Ter,tecif !J. G. DAVIDSON, No 17, 4:4777. 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