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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-03-11
PIrrsRrRGH. March 5.


Cofee--Prices are firmly sustained with sales
10 the trade TO a fair exient--about 300 bags
within the week; 100 bags fair Rio at 81; 80
good fair to prime, at 81 81, 30; a large lot Of
prime Rio coffee has arrived in New Orleans,
destined for this market.
Rtce--The market is quite bare again; a
good article will now command &c by The terce,
in bbls 81 is asked
MoIasSeS.-The sales of the week have been
limited and does not embrace over 300 in lots OF
Is, 10, 20, 80 and 20 bbls. Recent advces from
New Orleans show continued frmness in that
market, with a tendency upwards in pices.-
Great confidence is felt here, and are very deci-
ded in asking 30c in lots. 81 &c for small guam
titles, many holding prime lots at 32c.
Sugar..-The market is very firm with, howe
yer, no quotable advance. The sales we noted
embrace about so hhds in lots of 5 to 10, at G.
I64a64c; in loaf, l0al2c, embraces the various
numbers OF southern refining.
FIom.-The market remains in about the
same state as we left last week. Without any
change in prices, the quantity in market is bare.
y sufficient for the city demands; $3,70, 3,75a
$3.50 is the receipt price from wagons; sale
from store at $3,S73a4; the latter figure fol
choice family brands. Tie demand for corr
meal is more active, sales from store at from dc
to SOC.
Grain.-Buyers are paying roc per bushel fo
| prime article of wheat
Pork.-The sales of bulk have been limited
there are several large lois to arrive and have
been offered at low rates but no buyers. There
are no transactions in barrel pork; mess is offer
ed at $40 per Dbl; prime, $S,50a9.
Sdh--No | Allegheny at 81 ,05al 90 per bb
delivered. Old is selling at l,l0al, ,l23.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-03-11

05-A valuable lead mine il said 70 have been
discovered on the farm Of a Mrs. Dorr, in Rich
and county
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-03-11

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
II ME Partnership heretofore existing between w.
IL B. Beebe and A. F Croskey, is this dag dissolved
by mutual consent. All persons indebtedto said firm,
viii make payment TO A. F. Croskey, who win con-
time the business at the old stand.
w B. BEEBE,
A. F. CROSKEY.
New Market, February 4, 1916.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-03-11
CLASSICAL AND
SCHOOL.

2 ME subscriber viii open Classical and Select
il Sshool for MALES and FEMALES, in Cadiz,
oEMoND.4R, Tie 27Rof APRIL NEXT
Tuition proportionate the branches studied vary
ing from to S. per quarter, Of IL weeks.
Course of study will include all the branches compo-
sing a complete ENGLISH, and
CLASSICAL education, as in our most approved A
cademies.
The subscriber, being Graduate Of Washington
College, Pa, and having taught one year in Ashland
Academy, Ohio iatters himself that he will be eompe-
tent to render general satisfaction in his enterprise
N. b. School room in the south west division Of the
basement story of the Methodist Church
WIN. C. MASON.
fRev J. KERR,
Hon. d. KuGoRR,
References. C. Dewey, Esq,
J. P. WooD,
WIN. r. ALLISON
Cadiz, March II-tf
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-03-11
MEDICAL CARD.

NKT ANTED IMMEDIATELY
w 500 bushels oats;
300 bushels corn;
$50 bushelsrye;
1000 pounds feathers;
1000 pounds beeswax;
500 rackoon skins;
200 red fox skins;
1000 mink skins;
For which the highest market price will be given.
Feb. 20. BELL & SLOAN
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-03-11

The President Steamer. The Ednburg Scot
land Morning Post says'--"Our Madrid cores
pondent sends us the following statement with
respect to the Inflated steamer the President:--
The Gazette contains an announcement from the
Home Office, stating tina, the political chief of
Guipuascoa lad communicated that some fish
ing boats of Motrico had picked up bottle
which was floating in the sea, with paper inside,
which was sent to the Alcade of Metrico, aud Of
which the following fragments were all that
could be made out. They are supposed by the
authorities to have been written by some one
on board the President Steamer, and therefore
transmit them as given in the Gazette
Ship President.
We are blocked up on Ire
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-03-11

The National lntelligeOeer, speaking Of the
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-03-11
THE BANK OF CADIZ.

, BBLs Linseed Oil just received and for sale low
q by ]. BEALL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-20
Mfrbt1onU Emantrrr.

its feet were flowers and shrubbery. he mac a
thousand personal qualities 10 awaken Inc a1ec-
lions. YET he was not without enemies. his
rapid Use from poverty and humole NE, $50
contemporary jealousy. "Tbere are persons, ie.
marks Dr.. johnson, "willing TO render homage 70
such as are already at the summit OF lame, VIM
cannot extend the same degree OF applause "
those who acquire il under their eye and whose
progress they have had The means ottracing sep
by STEP" We frequently see men that rise rom
obscuriiy 10 distinction liulc thought OF by inose
who started in life as their equals. Inc PllVd.
lions, trials and difficulties OF the ascent, Lar lloni
enhancing their merit in The eyes oil such, seem 10
diminish il, or il admitted, it IS win suhofy ce'
auctions and qualifications.
"Few men have had more TO do oil lale years
in forming lbe young mind OF Virginia; ano 10
This respect President Dew's political opinions
are important. He was a Siates-rign,s man oi'ne
~slriclesl sect; opposed 10 a National Bank and IN
favor of Free Trade. The most luminous arsu
meni against the restrictive system mat we nave
ever read, was from his pen. Inc iale Juuge
Upshur, Secretary OF the Navy, a most acule To-
gician, pronounced il a chef dGnure Oh reason,
ing and research. He was never a partisan, ana
had no attachment 10 mere party; but believed
in The virtue OF The people and in the power OF
intelligence, -Four hostile newspapers" said
Napoleon, 'are more 10 be feared Than a hundred
thousand bayonels," and it was this power ana
that of universal education, with which ms emf
nent scholar desired TO guaranty the staoili'y VI
the American Republic"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-20

THE PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION
The Philadelphia Ledger gives The following sum-
mary OF the result Of the election in lha! city and
vicinity
Congresmen Ekctcd.-First Congressional
District. Lewis C. Levin, Nativist, reelected by
a majority over hi. Democratic opponent, reduced
from 999 10 432.
Second District.-Joseph R. Ingersoll, Wing,
majority reduced from 1878 10 1863.
Third District.-Charles Brown is elected in
place OF ]. H. Campbell, Nalivist, whose major
ily in 1874 was ll76. Browns majority at the
present election is between 300 and 400.
Fourth District-Charles J.. Ingersoll, Demo
crat, is reelected over his Wing opponent by a
majority increased from ITS in 1874 10 467.
Fifth District.-In The district composed OF Del
aware and Montgomery counties, Fredley, Wing,
has been elected. A Wing gain.
Sixth District-Hornbeck, Wing, has been
elected in this district, composed OF Bucks and
Lehigh. Also a Wing gain.
Seventh District -Composed of Chester coun-
ty, Mcllvaine, Wing, has been reelected.
Eighth DisIrict.-John Slrohm, Wing, has
been reelected in this district, composed Of Lam
caster county.
Ninth Disrict-Berks county; VIM. Strong,
Dem, has been e.elected.
Tenth Dislrict-Composed Of Northampton,
Munroe, Pike and Wayne counties; Brodhead,
DEM, reelected.
Fourteenth District-Composed Of Dauphin,
Lebanon and Schuylkil; DR.. Eckert, Wing, has
been reelected.
Fifteenth Dislric,-York and Adams coun-
ties; MIR. Mes, Wing, elected-a gain.
Sixteenth District-Cumberland, Franklin and
Perry counties; James L.. Brady, Wing, has been
elected in place OF James Black, Den.-WhiS
gain.
The Wings have also gained two Senators IN
Bucks and Montgomery counties, and three mem
bers Of the Assembly in Bucks, one in Cumoer-
land, one in Northern Liberties, and TWO in
Schuylkill.
Cuv and County OGcers-The vote for Sheriff
shows The election OF Lelar, Native, by a very
close vote indeed. The remainder OF the City
and County ticket, consisting OF County Com
missioner, Auditor and Register OF Wills, was
carried by the Democrats.
Gin Ofees.-The Wigs have elected their
Mayor BY an increased plurality over last year.
They have also elected their entire Council
ticket, and five members OF the Legislature, as
usual.
County O6iors-The Democrats have elected
a member of the State Senate, and eight members
Of the Legislature.
Berks Connfy.-The Democratic majority in
Berks is about 200. The Wings carried the
borough of Reading by a majority of 232 for
Canal Commissioner, and 80 for Congress. This
is the frs, time that The Wing ticket has ever had
a majority in Reading.
Montgomery has elected two Wings and one
Democrat 10 The Legislature. The Wings have
also elected their Senator. Wing gain.
Norihampton.-One Wing and Two Democrats
10 The Legislature. Maxwell, Wing candidate
for Congress, was ahead Of Broadhead, Demo.
Graf, in his own county.
Dauphin.-Whig, by a mail majority.
Dela1are-Whi by $50.
Cumberland One Wing and one Democrat
elected 10 The Legislature.
Chester sends two Wings and one Democrat, 10
the Legislature.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-20
(Reported for The Enquirer
MAYORS COURT.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10TH, 1916.

The Court met this morning atll o'clock.
Mr.. MAYO, Counsel for Common wealth, then
addressed The Court in an able manner. After
he concluded, the Mayor stated that he deemed il
inconsistent with his duty 10 dismiss the parties.
lie said he was bound TO send them on 10 a called
Court.
MIR. ScoTT then applied for bail for The parties.
MIR. LYONS stated that the Court would recol-
lecr, that when The parties were bailed before,
thev gave themselves up without the least diff
Guilty. Moreover, there were two gentlemen, The
heads OF one concern, whose business was now
very much neglected on account OF their conhne-
ment.
The MAYOR said thai, for his W par, he was
perfectly satisfied that when the lime Of Trial
should come on, The parties would deliver them
selves up wilhou, bail, yet that although he had
The poarer, he did not consider he had the bsai
r,gii 10 bail. Al The time he balled the parties
before, he said, there was no evidence before him
Wednesday next is the day appointed Tor the
Examining Court.
The witnesses present were then recognized TO
appear on Wednesday next in the sum OF $500.
The Coursthen adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-20

The reader will perceive, by an advertisement
in another column, that Mr.. VIM. L. Bloomfield,
he distinguished and gentlemanly leader OF the
Old Point Band, will give a Concert al The Ex-
change Hotel on Monday Evening, the 18th insI.,
and, will, in all probability, give another on The
night ofihe 20lh. All who know Mr.. B., and par
~licularly the citizens of Richmond, hold him in
high estimation; and those who visited Old Point
during The last umm will not forget his oblisins
willingness, at all times, TO perform, with his
magnificent band, for the visiIers al Old Point
We will have a rich treat; his programme pro-
misses well, and among other fine p%iecesto be per-
formed is a splendid march, commemorative OF
our victory at Palo Alto-a good many national
airs will be introduced in it. From Mr.. BIS sue
cess during his last trip, We have no doubt that
he will have a bumper.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-20
POLITICAL.
TIE WIFE.

o ANN. pEYaE pINNiEs, OF s. c.
couId have s,e,nm'd mi>toriune's tide,
AMI borne The rich ones sheer,
Have bra we'd the naughty glance OF pride,
Nor shed a single tear;
Icould have smiled un every blow
From lire's iull culver lhEown,
While | might gaze On Thee, and know
should no, be "%alone."
| could-l think / could-have brooke,
Fen for a TIME, lhatihou
Upon nv fading face hadst looked
with less OF love than now;
For then | should al least have felt
The sweet hope still my own
To win thee back, and, whilst dwelt
On earth, not be "alone."
But thus 10 see from day 10 day
Thy Frightening eye and cheek,
And watch Thy life-sands waste away
Unuumbered, slowly, meek;
To meet thy smiles Of tenderness,
And catch the feeble tone
OF kindness ever brealhed 10 bless,
And feel I'll be "%alone."
To mark thy strength each hour decay,
And vel Thy hopes grow stronger,
As. filled with heavenwaTd trust, they say
aEarih may not claim thee longer"
Nay, dearest, Ills too much-this heart
Must break when thou art gone:
II must NOT be; we may mol part
could no, live "alone!"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-20
o SALE OR RENT.

wv AA'e 49, 49,
THE Bent Creek FLOUR MILL, which u. ~ y,
i mlls Of the new county Of Appomai'ox' o.",
upon the line Of Buckingham, and WITHIN a t'te :,
Of the James River Canal, and liz miles ny tar
above the city Of Richmond. ~
This MiIl has fixtures very supefior-rhuftt +,
%pIete-is on a never.failins stream, and the bran"
mill has high standing in Richmond ann o.ns,n@ ).
The country adjacen, to tie mill Is a ~frst-raie
growing part OF Virginia. 10Y
Those who may be- DESTROYS OF smbarkins - ~. /,
~nufaclure of flour will hnd this MIL adVsntas' II 3
engage in \ woolIen or cotton, or other KIM o. m. &
tory, would find this property yefy suitable T., T. 5,n
undertaking. The mill house Is large, and ~.
eans,r,c,ed most solidly and endurabiy. The h'l"
self could he converted into a cotton or ~oolleEs " :. Il
factory. or such n mandatory cond be ndlta
a onr mil most couveniehily and ad:2ntay-eu.S an,
~" M, .,dyr,y White. who lives al the Niil. W
this nrooety 10 any one DESTROYS Of PURCHASING
ing the same. For terms, apply 10 nm POLLARD
Alta Vista, AlbemarIe county, near Warren
Auu. 2i-cf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-20

VUHN w. WILSON, Executor of Robert Fer.us"u,
y deceased, Robert Blackburn and Lucy Blacktour
his wife, William r. Hickrrson, John Hlckerson, Ihn
mas Powers and Hugh lalne :-Take notice, lial
shall proceed, on Monday, the 18Th day ni octotcf,
1913, between the hours Of d O'Clock IL the inIinilE
and 6 o'clock in the evening, nj the house al Ed.s'1
Berry, in Jackson county. and State Of Aiahamt. n
take the dispositions of John Kerry. Anna R-Hs Nst
Berfy, Edward Berry. and Others, In he read n rvi'.t'e
in a auii in Chancery, depending m The circuit ~ppsl'
or Court Of Law ana chancerv for Cumberland cnnhtF,
and State ol Virginia, IN which sult John X HUsf
administrator of Elizabeth Stone, drcra>rd, = Pia'nff.
aud YOU ne defendants. Aud mai alsu proferf -
Monday, the ID day of November, 1916, h,i"frn ~
hours Of q O'Clock in The morning and . O'Clock - ae
syening. nj the house ui Harris Pryor, in Roane count
and State OF Tennessee, to take tn. dispositions ~ ~
rs Pryor, Alvey I.ockrtr, Robert Williams, aud . atf'
to be read as evidence IT, The above named suit. Ahi ;!
shall also proceed. on Wednesday, The 10th iay - V
cember, 1916, nj the Court house OF Carroll county Y
the State Of Arkansas, between the Dours ~ b "'rN
i'm the morning and G O'Clock IN the evening, Il taht
depositions of William Goforrh, Hnlia Goloflh, 49,
Others, 10 he read az evidence ~ The above named -.
And I hall also proceed, on Friday The lst day y =
nuary, l.47, ut the Cont house Of Barr eoni'ty, w."
Stn,r oi Missouri, between ihr hours "f6",ioch ~
morning and 6 O'Clock in the rvrninr. 70 iasr M
uosjtion of Price McMurry, Bafblfa hc""'tfy' ~.
others ~ he r-aS AZ evidence IN thr above niined 81
n from any cause. the taking ~ the ctp"s.il"h' =, y,
,rsnrcriye times and places above specified shon'I 't
he romplr,ed. they viii b~ continued rom LAY " Afs
nal exceeding three days at each piacr-unti nhl.h'A
Al which times and places you ean attend u S"u .i"Ih
proper. -, - 49,,
SsDt. l6-rlm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-20

MAJOR BARBoUR.-MajorP P. N. Barbour
of,he 5h Infantry, who was killed by musket ball
in The attack on Monterey, (says the Charleston
Evening News) was an officer OF fine accom-
plishmenls and universally esteemed in the army.
AT the battle OF Palo Alto, he repulsed with a
single company The whole Regiment of Mexican
Lancers, eight hundred strong, and for his brat
ry on that occasion received The Brevet rank OF
Major.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-20

Lieut.. Col. McClung, OF the Mississippi Re-
giment, (says the N. o. Delta, was very badly
wounded by a musket ball, which passed lhro'
both thighs. He is The gentleman who has been
distinguished in Mississippi for his great proves
and ~coolness in danger, and his success in perso'
nal encounters.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-20
MARRIAGES.

Married, on Wednesday, Oct. l4'h, al Saint
Paurs Church, by The Rev. VIM. Norwood, Mr..
RICHARD C.. HALL 10 Miss ELIZABETH A. RAN
Dol PHI.
Married, in Henrico county, on Thursday, the
| 18th inst, BY Rev. NJ. +. Sumner, NoRBoRNE E.
| surroN, Esq, TO Miss MARY JANE HUTcaEsoS,
daughter OF Mr.. Ambrose Hutcheson.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-20
ERROR CORRECTED

We ask pardon Of Messrs. Drinker 4 Morris
for having committed an error in our notice yes
terday OF the Agricultural Society, in stating that
the premium for Blank Books was awarded TO
Messrs. J. w. Randolph g. Co.-lt was award
ed 10 DrinAey & Morris, and We cheerfully correct
The error. We were perhaps deceived BY The Ia
bel. The specimens OF Blank Books from }. w.
Randolph & Co., though they did not receive The
premium, were very handsome.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-20
ISFALLIRLE REMEDY FOR AcuE All

EE V Ef.-.NU IH7f, NJ I"H'
TAR PRICES AGUE AMI FEVER PULLS hr "
~ ranted TO cure Aeur and Fever IN from r"'h,,
thirty hours, IL directions are followed 80 -"
have frequently permanently cured the woi" Xxx ~ ~
no instonce have thirty been known 70 ia' !" 80,
nreparrd from simple vegetable medicines ~,
contains twenty Pills. Price 81 per ho,, ~
dozen. Planters and Farmers would una y
Ierrst 10 keep a supply on hand. as they nay WV 49,
large Doetors' Bills The Pitts can be pni ~ = ~.
letter packages, and sent by mail at lrttrf po'ta-.
proprietors, in order To prevent connisfieIis ih0 =" !.
lion. are Determined not 10 establish aern''s- &
d-rs must be attended with the cash. . = ph1
rected 20 DR.. Y ): NWoNth 11,,e,n.
Bank street, PETERSBURG. NN-n-
"'e' Jul, Att
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-20
DEATHS.

Died, in Manchester, on Thursday the 18th
instant, a, II o'clock, P. Nj, Laura, infant laugh.
ter of Archibald B. and Elizabeth A. Bot, aged
two months.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-20

IN CHANCERy-YIRoiSIA, 10 lnt AT Rules holden
} in the Clerks Office of Accomac County Court, on
the It'll day Of October, 1876:
George r. Scarburgh, Plaintih
against
Ann Maria, Priscilla and John l.. 5. silverthorn,
Robert Dali and Elizabeth his wife, and John u.
Field, Defendants. +.
The defendants, Ann Maria, Priscilla and John l.. )
Silverthorn, Robert Dali and Elizabeth his wife, not hay
inv entered their appearance and given security accord
ing TO the act of Assembly and the rules Of this Court,
and ii appearing by satisfactory evidence that they are
not inhabitants of this Commonwealth, II IS ordered,
that the said defendants, Ann Maria, Priscilla and John
l. s. Silverthorn, Robert Dali and Elizabeth his wife,
do appear here on the first day Of December term next,
Of the said Court, and answer the PLAINTIFFS BILL and
that a copy Of this order be forthwith inserted In some
newspaper published in the City Of Richmond, for two
months successfully, and posted at the front door Of the
Court House Of the said county.
A true copy. Teste.
oc, Ia-cvom J. j. AILWORTH, C. A. C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-20

IN CuANCERY-VIRGISIA AT rules held in the
i Clerks Office Of the Superior Court Of Chancrry for
the Richmond Circuit, the seventh day OF September,
1916:
BENJAMIN Johnson, William Moss and Judith his
wife, Claiborne Thomas and James Ihomas, Plaintiffs
against
Anihony Thomas and other Defendants.
The defendant above named not having entered his
appearance and given security according 10 the act oil
Assembly and the rules of this Court, and II appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he is not an inhabitant Of
this Commonwealth, il is ordered, that the said defend.
ant do appear NJ the rules 10 be holden Tor me salo
Court on the first Monday in December neIt, and an
swer the bill Of the plaintiffs; and that n copy of TINS or,
der be forthwith inserted in some newspaper published
in the CITY of Richmond. for two months suocrssivrly
and posted at The front door Of the Capitol in the said
city. copy. Ies'e,
Gent l9-cw9m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-20
ELECTION.

REcArlruLArIoN.-The following is a recapitu-
lation of The result, as far as ascertained, in The
political complexion of lie Senate and House OF
Delegates, compared with 'st year:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-20
SENAT'.
10lE

There was a vacancy in Frederick county,
which can scarcely be set down to either party,
90 that the above able shows a Democratic gain
of Two Senators, whilst The Wings have but one
member less than they had last year.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-20
A NEW CATHOLIC ARCHBISHOP.

A NEW CATHOLIC ARCHBISHOP
The Rev. MIR. Blanchet, one of the Canons Of the
Montreal Cathedral, who had been nominated at
Rome as Archbishop OF Oregon, was consecrated
by the Archiepisccpal dignity, on Sunday last, in
the Cathedral OF Montreal, with the title OF Arch
bishop of Walla- Walla. Oregon now consists
of Dioceses, superintended Professionally BY an
Archbishop and Two Bishops.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-20

FIRE.-The alarm yesterday at IL o'clock
was caused by The roof MIR. Butlerworlh's TN es-
lablishmen, on Cary streettaking fire from sparks
from The chimney. No damage done, except TO a
few shingles.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-20

LAW NOTICE. srr1
CHRISTOPHER c. SCOTT and ABNEn J, arm
u practice law in partnership, unae, ID Equry
ScoTr & sTirH, in all the Courts ot Id"
~ Once At Camden, wsshl,o eoaap'
Feb. l0-cly