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~ ii 1. 3!. ~ fRENC ECU 1.,47 JUN. A etwoolift! , of the Council of :State, consisting, of Messrs. B,oulay, Pelet, and Jaubert, have made :to Boonaparte. a report with la gard to the dilapida. o,eas that have beencommitted for the last ten years in the c o lle&ion of the oarui (municipal dues) of the cay at - Antwerp. The following are isomer)f the principal feels:— " Thaeoaroi.of Antwerp, established in Ther. midor„; year eight, was at first placed under the di. ree.tien of one individuate. :' This aJministration, which subsisted for three years, was confided to a ,Sisor Lacoste, who arrived in that . city, where he Was previously unknown, provided with a 'commis sion -from the Minister ot. the, Interior_ This la the period, during _which peculation was carried to its utmost extent. Lacoste, by his sole au.. thority, established an entrepot z in which were deposited all commodities destined either for borne consumption or export; and .as this en. trepot was completely in his pewer, as he was sub eB tome iospection, nor kept any public registers, itiked where were his registers, he said he knew .nothing ol i them), it may easily-be conceived, that either by false permits, or valuations of which he had the sole directian, he disposed, at his plea- Sure, Of the prodece of the ,t aroi ; giving to the city whatever he pleased, and teeing the rest to biniseif.. He acknowledges that out of the profits ef this eutrepot, he gave 30,600 francs to the wife Of the Mayor, who was privy to these gifts : he adds, that out of the same profits he hactexpended 5,09 francs on the, improvements of a housebe-, longing to the Mayor,. of which lie was the tenant. Whence it may b interred, that there' was conni- Once between them. At.last the .Municipal Body complained so roaatair , of the small produce of, the octroi, that in the year to another. system was established, by which Oter were to be, a direeler and a commissary of the oc 1 1;9i ! This was . very, hostile to the views of La CeSte, who had been hitherto sole r master in the levying of the dues ; but lie formed ate plan of unititte, both offices in his own person : "he got him self appointed 'cotninissary ;‘ and then, under the &tine of another man, was, . in faa, established as direi!.)Or. thp °aro/ office there was a clerk, who like himself, had aerie to settle at Antwerp, and who seemed a very fit man for hia purpose ; this kaass the. Sieur Mareseal, whom he :got appointed to the Direction. this. way thesetwo men condoled matters, regulatechall the expences of the city' administration, and Intik every measure to secure to , themselves emisiderablegains. Marescal Confesses . ,' that their unlawful gains were. divided among Lacoste, the Mayor, and himself. 'LaCoste made the same ac knowledgment in his examination.of the 12 Ii of May last. lie his examiriation befere the Chanel Jedgc,.he asserted that the. Mayor had no share in the produce of the oaroi daring this latter system of direetion;. acknowledging only, that be .had,an. truailly made presents to. the Mayor's wife, to the amount ref 1160Ut 12,000 francs, without know ing whether 'her hubhAnd was in armed of it .or tIC4. ' " Flowevei, the same. Complaints were made egainst this eystem, 'as against the former; and ti oogh it •produced a little more to the city, yet a general perfillattiOn prevailed, that the amount of the pieeoce..vas by no means what it ought to be. The Prefeet ordered that the Gtlroi • shoulti be'put out to farm: This' Wai a new crisis' for those who had en tiched themselves at the expense of the city ; and hence new artifices, new intriggeti on their part, to preserve "•for eheruselvee the , source of emolument, even though it should be dearly purchased. The means of effeeting this were concerted between the Mayor, lettuste, and M:i reseal ; but they were obliged to come town understanding with two other atisecietes,.who, likeehent, eery well acquainted with the secret the one waelthe Siete. Biard, chief of the ^ otHee of prweeture, e••tio had been employed in checking 'The accou n ts of the ottroi, and reporting thereon to ,the Prefeei; the other was 1110 Sieur Petit, the - Mayor's coadjutor or • adjunct. These five men entered into a coalition ; and having put forward a DMA of straw to figure away at the biddinge,•and to ;ley the part which t hey assigned' to hinieehey•Sete ceedeel in getting the farming of the oarai knocked elewre to the :iieur Demarteau, Biard's brother-tie. law, as had' been concerted among them: " Some daye :fitter, these five associates having hard, in the name of Demarteau, presented to the four•othera, a deed `of agreement of their dee, • porporting that each should teceive a fifth of Atte The existence pf this club is. acknowe deedeby Merescal, Petit, and Biard. The Mayor, ;while he confesses that there was at first a deed handed to him for the benefit of his wife, pretends that he tore it as soon as he was made acquainted with ite contents ;. but hiS associates swear, that Ite %Vii Ilvsent at cite meeting when the Shave that eseh should'hme`M the pruiits of the farm was de . citicit en, and aseertaieed by reeierocal deeds'. It is besides, certified by Bind, who kept the; tends, that he constantly. rend to etich assbeiate his quota up to the tst of January last.' • • . Tee farm, atter thus existing some years,. *at "ftei4ed etit for four years more, - uncles the same cone eieoes ; hut it is necessary to remark, that the month of March fre, there having beep •no increase 'of the 1361•01 dues, thelariner, upon-proofs laid be. `tufo hint that he was making considerable gains, consented to add •to• his • rent the se a s ° of =MO, - _ "Such is the series of fads telative' to the dif !treat o ush.3 of, aclinittiAcrity , the oaroi of: Ant wet p. It is quite clear that Oilapidatio d tis have been corninitted ; but at what may their atnount' be esti `elated rfeth Ott .COmmittee bum up the .confessions e by the peculators ; confessions,-Aoubtless, ate'very incomplete, as it Was their i nterest to kkriowiedge as little of-their gains as possible, that they may have the less to refund ; but the Commit itv.lay flown some reasonable calculations, from - which 4; appears, that the frauds could not have been .lesi than to the amount of 1,867,351 *francs, Toc oclu y cnde then Report by skibmitting to his „, . 4 ‘ Ist. Tlot the Mayor of Antwerp be deprived of hi fuolioos. " 24. That 3 SentleStreloll plgted (4 it bet, not •been inyeatly) on the property ,of t'e Slew: Biurtt anJ " 3d. 'First the Grand Judge Minister of Justice cause the laws, of -the Empire - to be executed un the authors of ard,. accomplices in the dtlapida-, riot's committed in the . collection of the otirai of Antwerp." Be, ti.is Report transmitted to the Grand judge, that he may .bring the above-named pet twos before a Curt of Justice, and cause the laws of the Em pire to be executed. (Signed). NAPOLEON. Flushing, Sept. 28, Osit. IF ESTMINSTER SEShONS:, Tlieqe Sessions commenced yesterday, before Wm. MAINWAIIING, Eq. and a Bench of Mitis: traies. Ohm-les Bennett was indi&ed for committing a fraud on his employers, Alessi's.. Broadwoud and C0..0n the sth of. December The defendant, it appearad, was a porer in the service of Messrs. itioadwood,' piano-forte-Mann faaurers ; and was dispatched by them, on the sth . of December, to Miller's Wharf, Wapping, with.'a case containing a piano-forte, which was to 14 hipped- on b .ard. the Elizabeth ; one' of the Union Company's finiaLlis, for Messrs. Gow., of ,Edittbnrgh. A charge of 3s. was made for wharf. age, which the defendant paid, and received a ticket,. specifying the amount. •He had, however, altered the nuila to . a figure of six, tuakins the sum 3s. tiJ. and thereby dcfraudecl 11Yessrs. Barad- wood of the trAttional The . fait being clearly proved by the clerk of Mesbrs. Broadwood and the agent for the Union Company, the Defendant was found guilty, and sentenced to three monthi imprisonment. . Sarah, Brqmstrin - and John Leighten were iedided for an, assault cn Elizabeth Cotton, on the 251 it of Mat last. the parties, it appear r id, arty inhabitants of An gel-court, Windmill-street, and wrro not very remarkable. for their urbanity towards each other. A child of the present prosecutrix having been sent, on the day laid in the indiotment, for a riot of porter, informed her mother, on returning, that Mrs. Bramston had designated her tvr " a bastard." The prosecurix immediately paid her neighbour a visit, to demand an explanation, when kbattle 7 royal took place, in the course of which, Mr. Leighton, who lived near the parties, made his appearance, and, as was sworn by the present' prosecutrix, beat herand her son violently. 'ft - was stated, however, that the defindant, Emulsion, had prosecuted Mrs. Cotton and her son at the Middlesex Sessions, - when they were found guilty, and sentenced to a month's imprisonment each. Mrs, Cotton had now, in her turn, become the accuser, and brought for Ward a number of wit nesses to prove, that, without having given the slightest provocation, she 'had been assaulted by Mrs. Lirmoston, who threw a pail of water over her, and struck her with a brush; and, on her son coming to her assistance, Mr. LeiAliton beat them both. On the other hand, the defendants Called those witnesses who had been before examined at Clerkenwell, and who positively ' swore that the present prosecutrix and her son were the aggres sors, and that neither of the defendants had struck a blow. The CHAIRMAN left it to the Jury to decide be tween these coutradidory accounts--observing,. that oue . party or, the other must be guilty of wilful and corrupt perjury. ,The Jury acquitted ihe'defendants. woes , tot h;s iippearance-at nail on . ‘v canes? r day. In the mean tone, Foetid, the Corista , w, having reet-i;ed infoirah.ion of these c.it.urn stances, imanfdiately tent to the p;aces. where the wan sa.d he h.dged, and there. found into trod his wife in a .wretched apaitturnt, c"htaining scarcely a bed .to lie uo. Upon searching however, the ()dicer discovered,several parcels packed in can vas, •ltieli - ott,lieing opetii:d, were found to contain, a ltirge quantity of plate, contis , ing of plates, forks, spoons, salts, tire. having the same triarki on them 35 were on the spoons offered , to . Feak.os, 311 d a""Unting•to least 2001 in value; In the W•11 . 0,11 ' ,6' p(Xsiti3lOti, he tuund duplicates of articles of sayer, two watches, &e, pludged at ditrcr,tit shops, wards of 801. more, On Friend'' aSking her v. , 1t0 the plate be longed to, she acknowledged it M. as MIL bet husband's, but said it belonged to the Ilcv. H. naming a Cletgyrnan well known,- and tt,at they' had detained it for. money due float Mr. H. to them, anti had been obliged to pledge it through (ifstle"- Friend took away the duplicates -and the Fiat;:, k*nd the wan and woman renewed their Pronsise to ap pear at Union-Hall, on Wednesday. This, how ever, they did not do, but have tiliconded, sending to the office a vague letter, written by the vioitoo, and dated froth the Minories. A card, containing the address of the Rev. Mr. H. was discovered pa. k ed up with the plate, and he hastweti written t. by direction of the Magistrstts, It is a sitiguhr tutnsiance, however, that no answer 1135 'been' re-, turned to that letter. The plate and cltiplicates.re. 610111 in the Oilict r's possession, and the case is still involved in.mystery. ON THE sTitAm6r4w:vr AS A RE:NIED? FOR ASTIlikiA AND CONSI/MyTION. TO THE EDIIOR OF THE • SUN. si • • All view discoveries, particUla'rly in the:prvctice medicine, hOwever vAloatile and intiii.)t rant, are donnicl to tweet with the cynic op'poition and re proach of interested individuals. To irive , ,tigare truth is both the medical and moat! du 'y ot thi pra6iitioner,' whose objet 'Moine to the mitigation of human suffering. No 'disease being more distressing than asthma, or more destructive than consumption, it has been my objki to aieer lain, in an, extensive prattice; the etE.cts of the Stra- Monium in the cure and - relief of those . affe6ions of the lungs ; the result hasbeen, that I, found the Stramoniurn to afßia the h e ad and disorder the Sto mach, I was therefore induced io give the Stramo- Mimi as direatd by Mr. Pisher, a trial, and it is with pleasure I pbsei.ve, that In a great variety cif . cases it has met with, my most sanguine wishes by giving, not only immediate bat permanent relief; and it is far ditierent from. the unprepared Stramo nium, that instead of producing any affe6tions of the head, It. a ctually removed .the headache of tho.e who had previouslystiffered by it, I therefore con sider Mr. Fisher's preparation of the Stramonium most important discovery, anCtliat it is the duty of those who have proved:its etlicaey to give it every passible degree of publicity. It is very necessary to remark, that-the Siramonium generally sold is not the right species, it being the Datura Tatula that Via 4 employed by pr. Anderson, and not the Datura Straniansurn ; the latter, I end, is even advertised as the true Stramonium, I rear, itieraore, that the re putation of the remedy, .by this mistake, has been injured, and instead ot relief, the p.itient has received en aggravation of his agliction ; an error, I trust, ,this caution will rectity, as well for its repute as for the liutiettup of humanity, 1 am, Sir, - • • Your obedient Servant, T. biloTT CATON, NI.D. No. io, Stanhope.street. Newcastle. • street, Sttand.... - P. may be necessary to nbcerve, that I pro cured the prt i ..privi Strainuoitun of Mews. Foster and Co, 34, Parli.itnrry-iireet. . ATROCIotIs AisAUL — T.On Saturday morning' last, as the tansery maid of' a family, in 'Gloucester- N e w Road, was walking w ith her mister's children, in St. Mary-lc-bone Park, towards Prim rose-hill,' site was accostCd by ttVo sailors, apparently for c igne4s, who reques;ed her to sirCw thereat the way to Kilburn, which she did ; they then went a short distance, and returned, sa;iug, they should : not be a ble te find their road, and that she Must Mi.' duet them. This she refused but consenttd to shew them part of, the lay, which she ar.cordirgiv did when they got .wtthin about two hundred yards in the te.tr of the Royal Artillery Barracks, -at Jehtt'4 Wood, the men having converged together in a foreign laoguige, fold her to ,stop, and then made a proposal to .her, too indelicate 'to be , detailed, and threatened her with sio knee if, she refused. Finding that she did not agree t o their proposal, one of them threw her down, not withstanding .her cries, and behaved, to her in the Most brutal-Manner. 'The monster, however, was not able to effect his purpose ; .her .screams were fortunately heard by two honest Hibernian Artillery men, of the nifrines pl . Wean by and O'Connor, who ran toher assistance, - - which the sailors perceiving, reluCiantly left their prey, -pouring on her a volley of ulcerations ; and though they were pursued - for a considerable distance,' ucceeded in efieding their escape. • The unfortunate girl . .was com eyed home almost lifeleSs, and not wittutanti4ng the best sur4iorl assistni,e has been afforded her, she is still consider ed in a dangerous state. The Correspondent who has transmitted the above account very • properly observes, that some of the Police ought. to be atkictried lu Mary-le-bone Park, as this is not. the ftrat itt,tance ,of females havii% been there insulted. The foneveing seizure of 'contraband gnods was made o Shr day se'intight n=t the be.tch hi the parlso ollkxhill, Sussex : viz. 31Ai CAS;tiii of brandy stick genera, 594 pair of kA omen's kid gloves, 25 pi;ir 01 men's silk. ditto, 24 coloured sha wh, t i 3 yaid, black ',lno coloured sifts, 12 p4ir oZ %.voinoo's pair of woii en's. iulo:Jrc-4 }'amid of white crape, and t bottes,ot caws ; also t lOggcr, ;n it... wind. vie ,, transpollud„ and her it:ater k ili, an Wcfc it ii- VOI ea into the care of the vi the Cubium at liotings, POLICE. Bow-mkt r,--Wednesday evening as two Gen. tlemen were travelling in a chaise near Hornacy, they were stepped by three footpads, who after rob - bing them., dragged them out, of the chaise- and-se verely 'ill-treated them. The. citcumstance being communicated to Mr. Troughton, . who .keeps the King Head public-house,r atCrouch-end-hill, near the'spot where - the rubbery was committed,' he pro-:: posed to several of his neighbours to g 4 : out in Roe. suit . o(the robbers, which they accordingly did, and as they were passing through a field, Mr. Troughlon came up with a man who had a sack on, his hack, and on putting his . hand on it, be ascertained that it was the carcase of a sheep, `and from its heat, he hadoo doutit that it had just been killed. He asked him where he i was going? He replied, to Holloway, but he Was in the road to Highgate; ,and the man no t giving a satisfactory account of himself, or the ; sheep in his sack, Mr. Trougliton and ,hiS friends' took him to Highgate, and loiged him in the, (:.age. They then returned to the:field where they first found the man, and discovered a sheep-skin and the ontraik of .0 sheep quite warm. Yesterday he WA3 brought before Mr. lii/eD, and underwvnt an examination, when the sheep was; ownd by Nit, Fountain, butcher, of Newgste.inar: ket, who hiredthe altet-grass at :the field, belong. 'ing to:Mr. ThOnison, a farmer, where the sheep was stolen, and .a number of others were grazing.— The sack the parcaie was in, proved also to nave beenstolen. - The prisoner had the appearance of a butcher, ,and said his name, was William lied; ford. A man was conviEted in the penalty of 401. for hawking goods for sale wit hunt a license, as a hawker and pedlar, and not beitig able to pay the money,' he WAS Cotiltbilted to the House of Correction for three months. UNION-HALL,—Thelowing singular circritn stance has recently come under the investigation of the Magi,trates, tii this Office Saturday even ill a man went to the shop of Mr. Perkins, pawn broUer, in the Borough, and ottered halt a dozen. silver spoons to pledge, - The spoons were of str.; perior make, and had a 'cypher atul cre,t upon Limn). These circumstances,. and the . appearance ot the man, raised Mr. PA suspicions, .and .on questioning him where he lived, and how he at:tined Mu spoons, not •being satisfied wa3 hii answ ors ; h, took 'him before- one of,.the SOrrey Magistrates, who, after hearing the circumstances .of the case, ordered the spoons to be kept that some inquiries Might be made respecting them, and took thelnan's LoN L o u sJ Printed by ti IL: UUAItI ILA iIS) at No. 4. Nlertiv , t..:Litutt taw-meat and I`...,..bajorki byyf 1 1 ., L l 4 .ivt. t 4 , , 0 t At the Stai °inns, rho. t iv, Strand, wbore Advatistoritags, ord e y4 f ur t t ie p 4 O l l-, Ltgirr for t htlioo-, ipost-plicti, mot be Dthiresicu• Sark.ix, le' id ',O .r. EINBURGH, OCT. g 1.--Lord Boyle, Wetwi stand, is to sticceed to the office of Lor‘f Jo4tite clerk, vacant by the app:titament- of the, 114 1 it HOn. char les Hope to that of Lord President , Doi I dotty penny, Esq. the Solit itor-General, to sut;ccel Lout Boyle; and Alexander NLlconochie,.Esq, ad. voclry, to befiolicitot-Gene r a l. W o t tl e reget to men t io n, that acco un ts were receitt.t!' ed yesterday , th at the night fionourable,L Na tun, one of the Senators of the College'of Jn.' ustico died on Saturday, 4t the houie of a friend At gtr shire. - .. This being the anniversary of the battle of T; ;algae, theflag . Wqs displayed ill the morning hOt o • 140 roonottient erected on the Calton•bill to the t or 4 }story at the gallant N elson. Mr. Th Tttere was lately fou n d, in a field on the pa'ili son's fan), Mainstot Glithbrogie, to l - 0 11 0f Tarves, a great numb er of the gttid ,„mi 5i% .,, r ~,,l i t of Jmnes VI. of : Scotland; seveial of diem A 0 dates from . 1,G9, two yeats.aiter this Frince4,ll crowned at Stirtliog, to 1601, after he kid sstovi the English crown. They are .ia a high O s to ri preservation. Extraci of a letter from Girvan, dace.. Ohtl'Ci li ' ,r,,,.,We h3ve had die: idiot stoettiy v..e . a . he !, l ift tot a week past. A brvtt, hut I axi coneettietocith' pcked up, off' this of,4ce, yesterday, .1 top st , J.V . ,ti, O . 841144 mast:of a heavy sq u:tie rte,ged vo ih d e lop-sa the , maker's waWorthinton, ne 1..... vis•tae, ~(I;',„' ~ J ohn. Smi•th, sail-i n aker, :1w! 40 sails a re much- d a maged, b,tt the renwiflLl:l'o:iov .• rig4tng attached is i t s tole n tble order; it i't A ed to belong in a vessel Which was lost about tilt/ 11 i'. night ego vu Port pot rit.:l-:."' , t old , 03 Friday se',.‘nnight,, Jttnes. 111.410c0l 1 ~ to toe Dundee andAro:oath-earlier, re.oed ttil an unruly b4,r4e , a * kick; on the '11 , A , 1; an d 411°I ;) on . the , body, whiih . (natio tutee of iiii Po' i l e was able to walk ta the Donde,: iiinritlity.''!'i he died, atter langitishing till the tolitOnti;lbtti, daf. • t fevi '1:1 1 e body of . a drowned man I.oi toUild ~, thys since on the saf,th of SI. mi n i Fr° ii i :;;,, OYeti state, it .1111.1 it bitVc h,co a I Jog 'in, le ' t a d Water. There was no sort of covering uti 1',.., ( ,.. part of the body, except sornetlin g life l ' l ' ci i, i mains of a shlrt about the peek. at the iLl'' .. o tti., a . • pair of dark blue , stockittgs, anti 144.. tr 401( 01 much Worn, and on the knees the tenit/iIL-- ~,,e,J roy breeches. . Under the direction ta Itt Ilei_ to Slr. :frail, the body wict; decently iatated IL! 0 , e;iorqb- yard, the expeoce nein-4 dc.troyof PO' pout's funds of the pat ish. fivekvtriat'fis°pocurrt.s, 17."---Uri ti ' l l e Sudiinbj;ltaltiobtet 0 1 1 1 .: 11 :' 11)1 '' '' ' 11 :1;: l .: gitnent oi foot, arrived at Irviae lrom Belill'i) a passage of 12' hours. : a pt) le Yesterday and this day, the weatber 11 35 i do .' v r t a ) i u n r i a . ble Witte ingathering Of I lie retio lude r ' O l be harvest. A good deal of grain Wati it) tblig',l 0 ptti jag greatly injured or entirely lost, owing to '' considerable: bri A ms co kt :r o . a s .Tunarldiliol p ri ce s M d w oo l lendeSAl rather i a r rrly d or t i iea:d lC. l vO° i ati t tin k l:lc l; l l 4 : ll. sli o d i tsj 1:1 ` 11 : :'1: : 1 ; ;5'01 : 11'1:i: his 0 tstletif. His eldest son was born 701" and his you9gest on Saturday last. tio 0 1, c Peggy, of:AberdPeeigah,tt'advirtgiti.gattichlett:ilie9dicinitt Illievittc FcittOse, was dtiven Itom.her mOoriLLVI `, ottlii loss of cablei aid rudder. She WO I,°.!'' . 0 00 however, drifted over to the opposite 10446eimirt frith, and tov.,ed' into the harbour of For t , ~ J: 04(4 11:.ot ..* t.s without sustaining any, oilier damage. .-'. 11 ,,t1L", tight Vesiel, we have. the pleasure to stag ~ 1 3, 4 00 cargo is perfectly. safe. The crew i t s ~'"u lei llo toy the fatigue al working the:vessel, eel' "ot Nit ucc•ssity efgeing an shore on atootio't I.''' iD 12: r !C: 11 : 1 1: 1 5 g 111 1 O u t l i g y a i j i 0 tioP aticitikd by 36 ( 1 Lath, 561 tv: e ll:: i di : truletl a eyde i6 iYM>h( i el i t:e i utC: t ijgll : lleiriki I ctd any :dc: 1,1,,r!, test a strong propensity to part icilmia t 1.11 'devotion, and nualediatety Iv . males titen.present. 811? Tn. . o f • a , 01)glite Po NI , rc efit:irt, hl6 hHaolid.ahLtkeluy)s,ofit L i ef i g . n o cr • of POrs.'3: ni 6 c Jl Actiotstnet r•Stilinst• in 140 "' • 4.tise,:coonty..of Wicklow. YlutttNt►~, of the foritl~'r`P elm U`dfc'rd3llito Regitocia • tu At• li; St. Annei Clitirch, 1 . 0 • the 22U MSC. iit SAlnt• 0 51110.06, DWISICI of Li 4: ' Loa, tu 10;;J.::..31 daUguter ti , ,t! it ,c I rt. late •>aai; 'Sully, hog. ▪ ttatt.to.ty-, St. Li 0.0014, itatiover•square, Ca!"Iii") Egg., C.ipßitti iiit: o v er ° gal te "Id G. fl. C.iveileit,o, :41io.Sardli focketiertinii tt 'tighter of th*,loto lawkenari.f.A. C:l4l‘u niostflOnourrble Privy COlOl6l. fooday last. at Pu On the 7th ins t. at theDftle.B4ll())r: Y-11"st 14e°114'nf e . I' ° lit.' 5 rfit }Vat (a liiS age ' th- 140 v -Ltt ward Lc wits, ,„to: 614'stY's 1U al ' 1' 1) ' d a lleputl'l" - atiGes .f io emS) ait for 11)e county at 10,110(0in- ry: Cheales. as iun.or nillt lt Stejord, jr.Nir. WO ril B.faaerr-nse Corte6ge,i);,firif, crl,:ir, soll of 13:0331i.ts L. .:,. Efig. of thy-formal plic.o. ..,. , 1 0 1 n 1 " - A Sew (1.4 s ago, Mrs, Wells, wile of «,t. + ' il oil l''',l• of TrioNstltorpe, heAt A I v+rd, 1-01,011'$"If''' , qt)crttc cot tieing ttit.)wii out °I a gig. 111nCti1!• 'il in tilt . 1' eg.lday niortriiu!,, A fter' a, 1111r4,,,ing 3111es!' }l.lib' yL:sr h i , her ogr, barJll, o;clutt. d,lJAlitar 0 vrf. I' R It. A ti r .s tit:l4:' r,o.i 4 D a v rt... ..1. pr, liana Stud:, Zjo 61 9 6 3 0 .1 'i)itiA 11.0. lc 1 ,. , ) , r 9.) 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