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After which, the Comic Owes of
THE AMERICANS.

With new Severer, Mimes, &r ; and wills all the eelebented
Illogic origivally composed for this Denson
American Indian—Furetee, Mr J. Noires Kelly, Mr.
"I;sstt,y. Ladino, Mies Carew; Chita:lw. 111 im 1 *freemen.

The Tribe. by the festive America', 'whoa,. who will ap-
pear it all the twit/ilia' ritisatioas of the F'nble of this Drama.
pal tieularly is the admired War whoop Ch.ires at the rod of
the first Art; and i■ the Daiwa of Prate at the esatelusiusi
of the seeond Act.
British... Corals Wilmot, Mr. Privation; Eremite aka-
tlamistas Illaeasaass, Mr. W. S. Chaiterley ; flahbk, Mr.
Harley; Miifiliipasaa, Mr. Mears. LAM (Went u( Paul
Aoserleaas—Paal TyrolJ, Mr. Salter ; Martin Slow, Mr.

crag--Zedskialh, Ur. Wilkinson; Asses, Wears. Jen-
kiss and Cowie.

To eiseelswie with the Connie Operetta of
BACHELORS' WIVES.
OR, THE BRITISH AT RIWSSEIS.
Monsitior Le Grand. Mr. N• S amtterley; (•aptain Mel-
fort, Mr IPeannati; Captain G islove, Mr. trrrorli.
bliss Belly; Joh*, Mrs. W. R Chatortley
Bus,., ba.—est, 3s —.tower Crane. y. 2..-. Upper Gal-
frry. Is. %resod Pr.& at Mae tiChiek.
the Cm/pie ilptva of Lionel and Chwisse;
I a Pawpaw, or, The Desolate Island
11,1 Monday The Am•ricans; *Mt (lir.t lime at this
Theism) The Drath of Captain Cook.
The MO,. drama of The BlinJ 13sly will shortly be per.
futmell in 'hie Theatre for the Slid lime.

A New rowiie Opera, in Iwo arts, and an Operetta, in
en►, are in r.►ranals and will speedily 1w produced.

ROYAL CIRCUS AND SURREY THF.ATKE
LAST TWO NIGHTS OF RODERICK RANIX/11.
Nu O. dere will be lased during the pretwet PErfoi usenet

►rUN PRESENT FRIDAY, A.. 014 7,
■od TO-MORROW (Raienlay), tlw l'..rfoentsucen
will tom:newt with the •cry much amw0....1 !Weems,
fuunthd on Dr. limollett's celebrated NOW.' I, 0111,1
Slit LAUNCELOT GREAI ES.

gir blunt(lot Guava, Mr. Ilosithry. Ameba Dorset,
Mtn Taylor.
After the Barletta (for tbellth au a ntir. ly tow Tragic
Melo-dramatic Paolonouse, relit. I
FERDINAND. COL IN FATHOM.

Count Melva, Mr. Clifford ; Fri.bonus". Court Fathom,
Mr. Ridgway ; Mother of Cunt** Eithuon, and Spectre, 311b11
Taylor,
Among other new Scenery will he exhibitril • Mehemet.**
Collage in t Iluagnritus Forest—A Camp awl FieW of
Baitk, Att.

To tonclnJe with (17th time), as Operatic Mrlo•drsntalie
llnrleita, in three Aels, Namara on Dr. Saiollett's Novel,
called
RODERICK RANDOM.

%Aerie* Itaerioni. Mr. Huntley; Mr Raaduen, men. (under
the ilvoigiistion of Moo Rodrigo,. Mr. Clifford; Lieutenant
Moorlsvg and Balthazar, Mr.Gattie, with the late
foronrite Song of " I laugh at Joao Hull • little." ittrip,
Mr. Fitzwilliont. Patty W,lliatra (with the f ite air of
"The daohing White Serjesist"), Mro, Org. r.

In Aet 11. A ['truth !ashlar.; 11411e1, Composed by Mr.
Giroux.

Principal Characters, Mr. Giroux, Mr. Ridgway, mid lOW
&upon

Prersmas to the Barletta, a Magical Prologue, in eharae.
ter, by M. False'Maw.
Bo%u 48,-,•••Pit 2.—Gallery Price at ball-past
Lein.

Pieria for the Holes to be taken of Mr. ft/Nasser, at the
Box-Office in the Treasury of the Theatre. wM►e Free Al.missions fur the Season may he porehased. sail • Private
tie engaged nightly; and, for the accommodation of Fami-
lies et that end of the Town, at the Borne Ale Spectack,
Western Eachmage, Bood-strert.
Doors oped at Half-past Frei—to begin at Hatf-past
On Monde) next will be produced W► the first tiine,• new
Cried Seriont Spertaelc, wish new Music, Scenery, kc.
called Li) ; o►, Sore:mime of 1860.
Sewers' Whir noveltsra will he produced immediately.

CAPITAL. WHEEL
FOR THE REGENT'S BIRTH DAY.
All the 311,0111 Pounds Primes,
All the 2,000 Pounds Proms,
All the 2,000 Sovereigns,
All the bISI l'ininds Prises
YET UNDRAWN,
And only he decided, with
THE CLARET, roar, AND MADEIRA,
ALL NEXT M'EI)NESDAY.
Boni the Last Day of Drawing the Lottery bat One.
IVarrantc.l nndrawn Tickets and Shares are Selling by
A II 111)L L, the Contractor,
Xr. 7, Cionbill, and 26, Oxford-aired, Lootleir who shared
mid sold, in the very last Lottery.
N. 0.401
Beim. r Eirht Capital. of 1' 1,000, t 504.11.1".•
And in CARROLI:a late Contracts.
7.725 ...... f 30,000 I 3.515
61346 ••... 20,000 1,349

lac. kc. c.c.

HANTS.
CAPI'FAL FREEHOLD MANSION-HOITSF., FARM,
AND LEASEHOLD LANDS, AT ANSTEY, IN THE
PARISH OF ALTON, HANTS.
TO BE SOLD BT PRIVATE CONTRACT,
ALL that vary druirablit MANSION. FARM,
and LANDS, situate at Aassey, I. the Pariah of Al-
ton, Hants (Laud-Tax redeemed): gaminess of • good
Sl•usiomhouse, with pleasant Garden and lawn he flaw,
excelling Kildemtardeu. Orchard, Coaets-boose, good sail.
die -barn and Cart.horm Stablest. three Bars and other
Feembhuildings, suet cooveoleut Fano-yard and Rick-yard.
*WAIN, with rich sod fertile Arable, Alcides', Fall are, a".l
Wand Inds, compels*/ owe complete Fars, containing
upwardhafthie Acres, and lying all together, lately the Re-
Mama as/ Estate of Chinks Carpenter, lEsq. and sow of
part of his Family.
And she, all that Catnap situate at the end of the Road,
Indio( to the afuremid 14111114iiell, wills the Guden and Ap-
portioning thareszpla tleapag, now unoccupied.
ii
The •INIOS a pod Dining-rotors, Drawing.
room, sad Iressilisulpelsor, with large K itclivri, couvvoierit
Clouser medallist on the Groend-Auor, five (*ellen, five very
good Ihrissauwasmi eve Attics ' • is is perfect repair, and
steadssteadsat a peddisiesice fawn the Loudon, Sunthasipton, sad
Gosport Taseptitorrassle, beat which it is rata, with greet
advantage, throsigh • MsAvenge of Trees standing iti the
Lawn, an ham the final of the House, and every part of
the Estate, aro braustlfolly varied Views elk, Country.
The Medium of She Premises from Lonrho is 48 melee,
and from Soullbammesu, Gosport, and Portsmouth, about
31/ miles. The ruse are good, having Stage-Coaches passing
to sad from Landon at coavesient times in the day, and the
rummy around is healthy sad well adapted to field sport..
The whole of the Estate is Freehold, except about Five
Acres of the Laud, which are Leasehold for 2,000 years, sub-
ject only to very small Outgoings. The Estate is altogether
desirable and worthy of attestio• as a Residence for a re-
spectable Family.
Possessions will be delivered at Michaelmas next, on cum-
of the purchase.
Further particulars may be known on application to Mr.
Clement, Solicitor, Akin., where a Flats of the Estate may
be seen. ' _ _

P.irtienlan may also be bad of Maslen Marra, FAT Xd-
licisur, Southampton ; and fur a View of ibe
Lauds, &c. apply on the Premises to Mr. William Carpenter,
Of to Mr. Clapibcw.

.-armetoii. near Sridgenorth, against the Defen-
dants. Sir IVatkin Williams Wynn, Bart. and his
gamekeeper, Ellis Jmsr.s.
It appeared that the Plaintiff hod lately ptwehas-
eol (for 2,0001. or thereabouts), from a perm.' of
the name of Lewis Jones, a farm called Blain-
nantir, near Llaintaintffrairl-glyw-ceiri.og. the en-
closed land of which WWI. shout 60 acres, hut the
unetoclosted nearly 1,000. Subsequent to the par.
chase, Plaintiff enclosed about 130 were* of it with
Stolle wall. six feet high; and tit August, 1817,
about the lime the grousing wrosesm cosonsveced, he
received two solstices aigovillvy Mr. Lovett, arm to
Sir Welkin, the one beiog a notice snot to sport upon
his minor-. and the other not to erect any fence
or wall thereon, 100 reply. Plaintiff tent Sir
Watkon a nonce not to sport on his proilwrty•
100 the beginning of September Plsiotoff received
another not lee. loot Defendant Jones would collie
and break down so much . f sloe wall that bad been
erected as was necessary to try the right: nod too
the eid of the same mouth, he and two utlwr :ter-
soils did an, ao,:i mule three gaps therein. 0.) the
13th of Dreelober, early in the morning, and be-
fore day-light, Defeasdaost JOIMN *wasted by five
other isersioo*, came again with implement., and
hro.kealsint 33 holes no different 'worts of the same
call. Beside.. tryilog the right, a compensation in
damages for the injury thus done to the fence was
sought by PlaintaLaos.l ot sea. totionkhately agreed.
MI the part of the Lleleottletitto, that if Plaintiff
proved his excloosive right to the land, that a ver-
dict might be taken for any built Umat 11111010 d be
tl ght fair and right, amid it cos fixed at IS/. by
•

Various witnesses (one aged HI) were called to
prove the storm:losesl tarid bed beets regularly en-
joyed I)v the owners or occupiers of Blai ssss wait,
All 6 ars reclusive slieetnavalk, nn which they :untied
all sorts of c.attle, tool drove those of other it,
off ; that they rot turf, rushes, and fern, when aid
where they pleased, and permitted or refuted others
to du so, sod stopped some that were Ilutiig it ; and
one *stuns (Lew a Jour., late owner of the form),
who, besides the :shove facts, said hr had no doubt,
from fur►ows appearing is, the land, dec. that much
of it had mine inno or other b• en ploughed and
sown, the ridges being very regular, and ashes, used
as ,uaau►r, bavint been turned sip to ploughing the
pint recently enclontal; that there were six ash trees
growing thereof', which, at ,lifferesit time., were cot
down by his father, without ratty one of to it;
that Defendant, Ellis Jones, asked him twreantsioal
VD lire the heath or isherp.twalk; iltat when Jour« Wag
erecting a cabin thereon, abaut eight Sears ago,
witness told him it was oil his laud, and 'josses said
he had better speak to Sir Wallin., *lnch lie 'lid
the first time lie came, Mill Sir ‘Viotkiii said he did
not know it was rut witness's land of the time, hot
he did now ; but that it was merely a cubits for
Amber in a shower during the *hooting season, and
would create tio title; witness raid, if that is the
case, it does tint matter; that, lair,' Plaintiff had
purely teril the proptrty. upplication was by him
mule fur the key of the cabin, and it was returned
lay the Defendants; that he attended tit the Court
Baron at ‘Vrexliatit, and paid sl/. 6s. I. to Sir
Watkin yearly for this property; and another wit.
bass, whits ~Misted the Defendant Junes its erecting
the cabin, proved that application was made to list
tvitisess, by order of defendant Jones, for leave to
cast wassail rushes its particular place., for the pur-
pose of the cabin, but he would not suffer them to
cut them in those places, but pointed out °them
farther off where they might do so. Olt his crow:—
examination, he said that he was employed by de-
fendant Jones to drive away all strangers aho were
trespassisig un this sheep-walk and all the bills for
several inks mood; and that lie was paid by Mr.
Lovett, agent to Sir Wat ; anal that tin order was
oiveu one year that no turf should be cut on either
this sheep-walk or the other hill., btu that souse cut
it and some slid not.

The cove below closed on the port of the Ploiti-
tiff; .Ir. DAUNt:EY addressed the Court for the
1./erred nits, in a speech which lasted 'nearly two
Iworse, limn which it epprored, dist this and much
other property hod Issruirrly belonged to the dis-
solves' Abbey of Vile Cruel", or (is it is celled in
Welelq Lleugweet Ovid some of the Pleintiire wit-
kevsre uilitsitted that it oriel other property there went
by the mune If the Abbey Londe.), and afterwards
;posited to Edward Lord Wootton, from whom they
descended Ity a female brunch to Lord Camden,
and were by him sold to an ancestor of Sir IVistkiii,
A deed, dated 9th James 1. or 1614 (which, with
the rent.rolls afterwurele mentioned, was brought
from the Miss i i ttt ent 'Room ut IVysitistay), whereby
Lord %Vitotton granted the property In question
to Thrones up Edwerst, subject to the impotent
of a fee farm rent of 4/. 6i. 81. and reservirag the
waifs, estrays. &v. was attempted to be put to evi-
dence, but 011 eXiilltiliftl9ll it proved to be without
seals, t.j4nature., tic. mud sway expressed ut ftuttons,
in Latin (the deed ',lung in Ele„;lieli), that it hod
been compered with the origins., and Wes a true
copy; the Judge, therefore, rejected it; but a notice
halving been served upon the Pleintitf to produce the
(motel, and he not halving it, but hewing a copy
tar to the one rejected. elm without sealv,
imines.isr livery of eri.sioo elision-err' thereon, but whirls
hod rvitletalv brew w, airs@ it si much nom recent
period, the Defend sots' Counsel controlled that it
°ogle. to be received in evidetwe, end quoted a ease
in support of hi' Nuntetit ; the Judge, however,
wee of a different optssi.m, but sniff lie would permit
it to be reed, and note t hr case citerl,lice. io 111. book ;
at the same • he 'should direct the Joey lint to
motive it. Such pert sit 1•411 deemed neceteary wee
accordiogly read ; brit Ms; sum mentioned therein
wasi 4/. 13*. 441. and it disi lint express the property
in question. Ali:legit rent-rolle, commencitig about

This was an honors, arising under ■ Commissioner's
award, for ruclosu•g Woosloon and other commons
in the parish► of Church Strettuo, under au Act of
56 Geo. 111. to tr► whether the Plaintiffs, who re-
present the whole of the freeholders of the township
of Woo Won, mod who possess the only estates
therein, had a right of common tOr sheep and
■ll contruoriaiole cattle on the lose part rof Wool-
aeon common, the extent of Which was about
three hundred acres Various witnerrrs were
called on the part of the Plaintifh, who proved that
'beep, cattle, MIA hnr.ns hail beets regularly Ittrurd
by.them, and the sh,•ep settled, upon different and
wirticular ;nuts of %Von Won common, one Of them
within *ha to caned the lower part and now die-
pute ; that they ndl strayed wherever they pleased
over the whole of it without interruptive►. Oue per-
Poo said, that in wet weather he was paid by one of
the Plaintiff. or by a iterionoceupyitig the property,
to drive the sheep lin the I►ill (in wet ►reather may),
rat account of the lower part bring boggy, lest the
Ateep might b, injured. Another person, a cot-
tager, who hart made a frnee, and which was broken
glow.' by Mr. Rogers, also stated, that en hovel had
bees: erected with turf, which wine of the Erlgton
people had either compliiowd of or pulled down;
and one witness a Mr. Laitgslow, stated that when
his father /Well pird one of the farms How belong-
log to Mr. Knight, he was 'moan when they were
employed in ploughing furrows on the lower part
of the coinmoio, to carry uff the wet, about three
quarters of a d iy. Many other seitisessee could
have been called to the effect of proving depastur-
ing their cattle thereon without interruption, but
were by PlAintiff's Counsel thought tumecesotary.
Oct the Defentlatit's part a great number of wit.
nessts were examined, who proved that they had
regularly taken sheep to 11'ioolston common, and
deem/num! them Mewl the floo hills, being the
highest ground of what is termed the lower part of
%Voulstura common, without ever meeting with any
interruption ; that they had invariably driven the
*beep of the %Vrxd►toat people across the bounda►y ;
some of them had bees' seen by the Woolstou people
so driving them, said it was not objected to, except
its one instance, nitro a Mr. Laugslow (who had
before beet) rolled for Plaintiffs) asked hint why he
drove his sheep so high ; and the wittiest' said, be-
cause be was ordered to do so by his master, and
that Mr. Loingslow said nothing to him about driving
his sheep off. Others proved that a person holding
or occupying one or tile estates now in possession
of woe of tier Plaintiffs hail taken a farm in the
township of Erlgton, for the purpose (as it appeal-
ed) of having a right to turn his sheep on the part
its dispute.
None of the evidence on the part of the Defend-
ants were manned its to driving away horses and
other cattle, DM aid it appear that any ever had
ire.' driven off, which, with the fact of the fence
brilog broken down as before meditated, the hovel
erected, &r. were strong points iu favour of the
Plaintiffe.

The Judge summed up, hut prior to going
through the tvidekr, upon which he raid he should
make no comment. addressed a few ob.:mations to
the Jury. which was special, and who, after Curly
militates comiitleratiois, gave a ♦erdict for the Plato-
tali severally. This cause will yet hate to be argued
in the Court of Continuo Pleas respecting an ob-
jection which was taken by Defendants' Counsel
prior to any evidence being gone into, whether the
Plaintiffs could, under it joint declaration, support
or claim a separate and individual right, and much
time was occupied revitectil.g it. the Judge being
rather of opinion they t uuld uot, sod suggesting
that it would be better to gel to the Comma,. Pleas,
and juice that point settled first. The Defendants
would nut agree to bits, finless the other tidt: would
pay the costs of now comm..; to the A...4re; to this
they would nut couaei.t. but were wiiii,,g to let
them stand over wit, :tingle the result, winch
not acceded to; and .‘ll'. BA 'Oll GA Kato* otttier,:e4l,
that as. by the Art of I'.rliauu•ot, the Plaintiffs
were required to go to trial ri h, r at the tint or fol-
lowing Asicies next to the i.siie being wanted, and
this cause having been made a remanet from the
la►t Assize, he c:atil not. in justice to the Plato-
del'lde 111).11 not bests lig lint wit hstattdilog
his opinion was adverse to .choral- nod individual
sight. being istioVed under jo lit declaration.
Should the Court ot• Common d• vide that
it Ciilllloi, the cause will hise • to be tried again.
Counsel fur the Plimitafai Mr. Jervis, Mr.

Niter, Ned Mr. CarOphell ; Atturniea, Measrl.
A dans and A ndemaii.—C..utesel forth. Dekn, la tits.
Mr. D saucer, Me. Peaky, tend Mr. Mosley ;
Attorney, Mr. Sonea, Birh.yi a Castle.
Since writing the abovr, we site isformed it will
certainly be tried agaktwlliolie*Ccoure will slinst it.
coliteany,oe fiat 616 V. DIA*. •
This action. witickbirl. eactted much interest
io the town of Shrewsbury, was b r gilt by the
Plaintiffs against, the Deferidant, on recount of Ins
exerciaisig the trade, of baker, hr nut being free
of-the Company,, slid refusing to pay the hue usual
On *each occasions..
The case was shortly opened by Mr. CAMPBELL,
and further stated. toy Mr. J stets.' whir observtd,
that from time .immemoriel there had existed sir
this town yarione, gni tifs . fr trrnities, mitotic
which the Guild er Conapany Bakers etas 0,,,.„
rind that he should prove they had constantly exer-
cised the right they now claimed of prevelittlig any
penes) from.settirog op and carrying ou thee trade
without heing free of the Company. . .
The first witness he called Was 'Joseph
,Litedale.
Esq. lieputy Recorder of the town, winch be
stated had it charter by toreicription ; that there
were 12 or 14 Guilds belonging to it, which
the Company of Bakers was one. , Ile producer! it
book from the Exchequer of the t.swta, which
commenced. with the reign of Henry IV. and was
a general record of the proceedings of the Corpo-
ration. '
Mr. bauticaT, for the liefendiint. obected to
book
the being received in evidence. but teaobjee-
tion was over-ruled. Flom this hook Mr. Loxdale
read an order of prnceWrion of the Corporation of
Shreersbury, on the Feast of Carpals (Christi,
which order appeared tisk woods arlificssin
and the word pistores wits; by another paper its iiis
father's hand.writing, and which appeared to be Li
hind of ipdek to the book. 'explained to mean
bakers. There waft no date to this entret bat the
page preceding was dated in the time of lt.chard 11.
and t;te one following Edward. He hail Ito book.
belonging to the CoMpany of Biltris. The Officers
of the different Companies cathe:once a year to thee
Exchequer to be swore, and among these Officers
those of the Bakers Cowpony appealed Ibri were
generally sworn in on the Tuesday sitter the Feast
of Corr,. Christ): The CoMpany was generally
assembled by the wardens giitiog directions to th.t
Stewards to assemble the Corn•brethro. The dif-
ferent Companies generally aiscinbled on Show
Monday. mud proceeded to thelr (Memo, arbotili
on kingslund, about half a mile from the town,
where they dined together, and were formerly visit-
ed by the Mayor used Corporation, and the Mem-
bers for the Borough, but the Corporation had not
been these tbs. Wine years, The Show was fur..
merly a religious :procession attendiug the Host at
the Feaitof Corpses Christi. but after the Refor-
Mation that was abolished, and it was now devoted
to revelry, 3tc.
Mr. Price, attorney; said, thsi lie Was clerk to the
Company, and he produced a book he had received
from Mr. Francis Aston, one of the win-della of the
Company. The officeri of the Company. cenistste
of two wardens, two stewards, and four sitters,
who were appointed annually. tie was present
when the wardens were sworn in on the Wel' June.
He produced another book beloughtg to the Com-
pany, which he hail also received from Mr. Aston.
This book contained a copy of the compolition.
bearing date i ith May, 1630, made by the Plain.
tiffs with the Corporation of Shrewsbury. Mr.
Datincey objected to being received in evideace.
on the ground of ha being or purporting to .be et
copy of something of Which the Cant could not
know whether it was in ors hot, and the objection
was deemed Valid. Wituebs had resided in Shrews-
bury about twenty years, and had always known
them by the name of the Bakers' Company ; has
seen them walk in procession en the Show Mumlay,
and been at their arbour on Ktegsland ; there were
fourteen guild's in the tows., of which the Bakers'
Company is one.
The twit witness, Mr. Alexander Hewitt, a
member of the Company, who had hen iti.lrae.
chaise('; was boric in Shrewsbury ; his father was
a baker. and in 1776 witness was bound up-
prentice to him; his father died in 1778, and ii.
1779 witness took up his freedom in the Company ;
in consequence of his trot having served a rigid.'
apprenticeship, he paid the Lie of 101. and carried
on the business about ten years, during wli ch liaise
he wee both steward and warden of the C•suipliny,
When Warden he bad the Company's bnol: in I.i
possession, and made several entries ri.erelts ; they
called themselves the Com-brethren of 14.,1.er., IL
the Bakers' Company, and he never knew any net.
soles exercise the trade without pit) rug their free.
don, unless it was the widow or daug:iter of a per.
son who eat free of the Company. The officer+
were sworn before the Mayor, or, in his abseticc,
before one of the Aldermen.

Here Mr. Price was about to read the odalig.i„„,,
of freemen from the Company's book, when be
was' stopped by ►Mr. DAUNCEir, on the g
thin the admiu►ons entered in the bunk nut being
upuu sumps, thst book alw could not be rrceivt,/
in evidrnce.

Mr. .16aVIS suggested to the Judge, that the
book cont..iiied the accounts of lie t uniin,l y, Hti.t
also of flit paid by different persons fur out king
NI the trade. which required no stoup.
Mr. Baron GAIROW said, if they could pros.,
that tt contained the accounts of the Compsny, by
winch any person made himself accountable fur
the missiles therein entered, sunilar to baildr.' ac-
counts, then he would receive it, but at prcsesit it
did not appear to him any thing like it.
Hewitt ass then examitiod to tin. ieuiut, and
pointed out entries in his own hand.w,ifing of
received by him as warden, 11151, ior whlcik
he held himself* uccountanle ; the hi'nk he knew to
be a gennitie one Iselongt..g to the. Cotoo.itly, nrii
he received it ftotn his I..etlecr‘sor I . 4,ftice. lie
recollected a person of the name of Lanier payii:g
a line of it. IN. lie haviog served au elintentic4 -
ship to one of the Conspaoy ; said instances of /Alm r

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