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... ane, on ?? next, the property of a Gentleman, who has no sort of . s use tor them, . ' ' . ■ ! A Brown Gelding, six years old,' a very good horse to ride, and goes wei I in any harness. • A Bay ditto, got by Vertuinnus, ...

... b e bat it was left the before witness clothes-a me, a waist. opportunity. have answered the maguitte l bo . of flees of both Sexes. TM Han Nig. e a ' a P ith ' a wa res . s l it handkercbiert, ...

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... o'clock a large company of the Members q a a n a d ie b b re tbe 0 4 111 a4 ce a r afterward, traced to 4 and their friends assembled in EreernasonsQiall, to a c an excellent dinner, asEd so mu cn n i d as Th ...

... impeetims of the Peoprietors at this House. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. the of a y,the mint numerons thv Beet That e v e r i s armor in a field of batik; I h ave the hoarser so with She consid• at.stn, *nal furthest Sir, your Excellency's moot obedient humble ...

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... stated that she was Marrit- - 14 pill.?iner on Shrove Tuesday hit. She ha - i Lee% acquainted with upwards of four years, asd was a widow at the time —Cross-examined by Mr. Barry : Her first husband was a surgeon : she married bim when ...

... countenance, and liberation .as she would sooner - be . s eirery. hour, . than that. he or hi s fenlilishinv d disgraced by being shut up with inch a fellow. ' 4 -. - • • . CORN ErCHA NO a ) Sargisi f tow.ahere are short sepplit{ ...