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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-04-15
IN SRASs. IISEs MIAMI ESQ. =. EEASs.
MEANS g BROTHERS,

MEANS q bhOT6 EhS,
STEUB ENvIB LIE. OHI0 o.
IRON FOUNDERS,
Engine Builders, Manufacturers Of ThFeshing Ma
thinr and Mill Castings. Gtering Machinery, Pull
lies, Wrought and Cast Iron Shaisihg, with heavy
Our facilities enable Us TO DO -urk Of This kind
nnequalled in this part of the State. Orders ad-
dressed 70 Means & Brothers. Stedbenvilis. Ohio
We add extracts frcm letters addressed TO us dn.
RUG The last year relative 20 car Engines.
LAGRANGE, Jsaersou e. o.
MEANS & BRoTHEKS: "Your Engine has now been
In operation long enough 70 satisfy me. have
ground 100 Bushels OF Wheat with 10 bushels OF
coal and think il we had good dry wheat il could
be done with less coal. have no hesitation IN re-
commencing your Engines ..
DELAWARE CRY, X T.
September 10, 1850 !
MEssKs. MEANS: "OuT Engine and Saw Mill built
by you, work finely. II does all thst we ask, or
that you warranted il TO do. We wish you could
oDBERT & SOLOMON.
ISLAND GREEK TOWNSHIP, jeff co.
September Is, 1856. J
MEssRs MEANS & ERoTEERs "My Engine does
hrst-TRte. am satisfied and will upon all OceasOns
recommend Ihspurehas OF Engines Of your make
JAMES SCOTT.
HooEsrowN, Beaver CO.. Pa
October II, 1856.
MEssRS. MEANS g. BRoTHEEs; Owing to detec-
tive foundation my Engine, bought Of you, last
son, did not do so WELL Now it does well and we
grind as much wheat with as little fuel as any
one know Of wish all wanting Steam Engines
could get one as good as mine.
OTHANlEL WOODROW.
MCINTYRE CREEK, Jeff CO., o
October IL, 1886.
NEsSRs MEANS & BROTHERS: ave have our work
oil finished Engine perfect works the best OF any
we ever saw. Let any who wish TO buy, call and
see ours. RALSTON Il BROWN
ScoTT Posi- OFEIcE, Adams CO., o.,
March lst SO.
MESsRs MEANS & BReTuERs II nave now finish.
ed the starting Of your second Engine The mill
men are satisfied. If you have ever built any that
beats either Of them, should like to know where
they are. Come and zee these.
OLIVER ROSS, Mill Wright.
Steubenville, Jan. %, ls57-6m.
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l. listen, while tell You Omething.
JAMES STEWART,

JAMES STEWART,
S receiving one Of the greatest assoriments 0
l. new and splendid DRY GOODS, that you have
seen in Cadiz for many aday
1 FOR THE LADIES, he has oil the various
styles and patternss Neat and Gay, Fancy and
Ornamental DRESS GOODS. Ribbons of the la
test make. Everything Lady wants or couldde
sire.
GENTLEMEN are invited to examine his su
perb articles for their use. with eye single Il
the comfort Of our gentlemen, he has far surpassed
any former stock in his selections. DropiR at
THE CORNER STORE.
And we are sure you will agree with US when WI
say Stewards stock is Inferior to none in town
PRODUCE taken in exchange for goods
ssssn JAMES STEW ART.
Cadiz, October %, 1866.
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MURRAY & LANMAN's

M UhhAX q Lam MANI
FLORIDA WATER.
This rare perfume and cosmetic is prepared from
tropical flowers of SURPRISING fragrance, without
the admixture Of coarse essential oils which form
tie staple OF ma ny Essences" and EXTRACTS for
the Toilet" " Its Aroma is as inexhaustible as that
of the "Farna Colonge," and ns fresh and delicate
as the breath of Living Blossoms.
What are It's AMteCedentS!
For twenty years it has mainta tined its ascendency
over all other perfumes throughout Cuba, South
America 8Id the West indies. 1t has been intro
duced into the Unitod States, IN response to the
earnest demand growing out of its Southern reputa-
ton. A cure for
Headache and Faintness.
As az odor for the handkerchief, it is delicious
as the "Ouo Of Roses" 1t lends freshness and
transparency to the complexion; and removes head
ache and iaintness.
GOUNTERFEITS.
| Beware Of limitations. Look for the name Of
MURRAY & LANMAN on tire Bottle, Wrapper
ant Osnamented Label. Sold by D. L. LANMAN
Il CO., wholesale druggists, No. SO Water Street
New York, and by all druggists, at 50 cents PEI
bottle.
April /, lS57.ly.
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erth b tAld and effective in law; WnlOf ser
xinnhsll Aefsupon issue {, AsAid court % the
ehsri4 81 ths county, ,who. 81 the receipt there
Of shall deliver 10 the widow snll possession Of
hsF dopsr assigned 70 her as sSorssaid.
koxr- 2 That the original section twelve Of
q ect 70 which this Is an amendment be and
t,8asns h hereby repealed.
kEeI 5. This act shall take effect IRON and
AnaHin pazege.
JOSEPH TRUEsDALE
Saak~,Pr A. Of Tie House Of Representatives
LESTER TAYLOR,
President, pro teDs ef tis SeRots
Colutnbus, MaSch 10, 1857.
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INA. a.

mo. AL AN ACT
10 amend an act entitled "An act for the Pre-
Vention Of Gaming" passed March ~, 1881.
lSkcfgoN /. BStt asacted By he General As
s5eily n the STATE Of Ohio Than any person
bEndEg any action or suit authorized by the act
sh6tled "An act for the Prevention Of Gaming"
PISSED March II, 1881, for the recovery Of any
money or other valuable thing lost by playing at
any game or games, or by means Of any bet or
wager, shall be entitled to an order for the ar
rest Of the defendant, before or after Judgment
In iayor Of the plaintiff, on filing an affidavit in
the Office Of the Clerk Of the Court in which
the action is brought, setting forth the special
m-ttcr, showing the facts upon which the ac-
ton is founded, and also executing the under
taking required by section one hundred forty
seven Of the act entitled "An act to establish
Code Of Civil Procedure" passed March II,
1853, and the proceedings with respect to said
ordsrof arrest shall be in conformity with the
provisions Of the Code of Civil Procedure in
other cases Of orders oi arrest authorized by the
sama
JOSEPH TRUESDALE
Epoak~, no tenn Of lie House of Representatives,
LESTER TAYLOR,
President of the SsB0ts, pro tsRl.
Columbus, March II, 1857.
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New EaIl and Winter Goods.
Second Arrival OF New Goods fE
HEOpedsle Ohio.
R. n. iRH0MRSON q RRO.

ARE now receiving and opeBing their Second stock
of Fall and Winter goods, which have been pnr-
chased in Phiadelphia under the most fsvorab}e
circumstances
In their stock will be found all articles usually
keptin Country Store; besides great many that
are not generally kept, and adapted especially TO
low as any other store in Eastern Ohio
We respectfully solicit an examination OF our
stock before purchasing elsewhere. All kinds Of
country Produce taken in exchange for goods at
the highest market retes
Hopedale, Oct. go, 1856 If.
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CASH FOR WHEAT!

The highest price in CASH paid for good Mer.
chantile Wheat at the Grocery and Provision Store
Of CHARLES PATTERSON, Cadiz, Ohio. Also
the highest price for Rye and Oats
Cadiz. Ohio Feb. l6-tf
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Uncurrent Money.

THE HIGHEST PRI L PAID FOR ALL
kiuds Of uncurrent money atthe banking house O.
X. LYONS in Cadia.
April J8, IH65--tt.
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McISTSKE CREEK, Jeff CO., o
October II 1886. ! .
NEsSRS. MEANS & BROTHERS. ave have our work
all finished Engine perfect works the best OF any
we ever saw Let any who wish TO buy, call and
see ours. RALSTON & BROWN
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Steubervills 6 Indiana Railroad

6bVAOSANAAN ~ AAAANAW ~0AAA VNA
- % -
Eare as Low rs by any ether Road!
IN and alter Friday, February27th, 1857, the
" CADIZ ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will
leave Cadiz daily Sundays excepted) at 80 O'Clock
A. M.-connect at the Junction with the MAIL
TRAIN which arrives at. Newark at 6-l5 M,
making close connections with the trains OF the
Central Ohio and Sandusky Mansfield and Newark
Rail roads tor the principal cities in the West; and
arrives SteubenWlle at l045 A. NJ in time forthe
morning train on the Pittsburgh, Wheeling and
Cleveland railroad
RETURNING:. n'
Leaves Steubenville al 6-25 p M;--coHnec ting at
| the motion withthe Mail Train from the west
arrives al Cadiz at 8-50P. Nj.
f a R E
! From Cadiz to SteubenvilIe. ............9 | 90
NeHhIk''.'s... -. 's'..s.-. 5,UO
ChleagoI. .....,,..... 1900
Rock Island. d................ 17,00
~ Iowa City. ty.......,.......... 1925
| For through tickets and further information up.
ply TO D. HILBERT. Ag't Cadiz.
l.. DEVENNY Gen. Ag't. CIV. FULTON Supt.
| Dec. 3, l936.u
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MANUFACTURED BY
DONAID KENNEDY.

No. 100 Warren Street, Roxbury, Mass. Price 81.
Wholesale Agents. Geo. H. keyser, Pittsburgh.
T. ii. Logan 3 Co, Wheeling; J. 7. Flemming, AL
legheny city.
And at Retail by John Beall and John Mclean,
Cudiz; and by james Cady, adiz Junction OF S. K
l. R. R.; and by all respectable druggists every
where.
Jan. I, l857.lY
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AN ACT

fNo. 43l AN ACT
10 authorize Justices of the Peace and Mayors
to purchase Warren's Ohio Criminal Law and
Forms.
SECTION /. Be u enacted By the General As.
seRlbls of the STATE Of Ohio, That each Justice o.
the Peace and Mayor in the State of Ohio be
authorized to expend sum not exceeding two
dollars and fifty cents out of any fines by them
respectively collected in criminal cases, during
the year commencing on the fifteenth day o
February, 1851, for the purchase Of 4Ohie Grim
inal Law and Forms" by NJ. Warren: Prov
dsd, that the successor of any Justice or Mayor
who shall have purchased said book, shall no
sxpend any fines in the purehase thereof.
SEC. 2. Every Justice of the Peace ant
Mayor who shall purchase said book shall deliv
Or the same TO his successor in office.
SEC. 8. This act shall take effect On tEe pas
cage thereof
JOSEPH TRUESDALE,
Spsakey pro tenn, of the House of Representatives.
7t,a .. LESTER TAYLOR,
Prendentof the Senate, pro teps
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= AFFLICTED READS

Philadelphia Medical House.
Established twenty-five years ago by Dr. KlNKI
EElN, corner of Third and Union streets, PhiA.
delphia. Pa N-71
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ISLAND CREEK TOWNSHIP, jeff co.
September Is, 1856.
MEssRs. MEANS & BRoTHERs My Engine does
hrst-TRte. am satisfied and will upon all Oceasons
recommend Ihspurehas of Engines OF your make.
JAMES SCOTT.
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THE GREATEST
MEDICAL DISCOVERY

Or. Kennedy, Of RoXbuIy, has discovered In one Of
our common pasture weeds remedy that cures
E-axx Us-I - u S,w,1-
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Exoerience has renderedDr X a most successful
practitioner IN the cure Of all diseases of private
nature; manhood's debility. as an mpediment to
marriage: nervous and sexual infirmities diseases
of the ektn, and those arising from abuse of mer-
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-05-22
Schools,
NEW FEMALE SEMINARY,

NEW FEMALE SEMINARY.
THE TRUSTEES of the Kenansville Female eminary.
having erected during the past year large, elegant
and convenient Building have the satisfaction of
nOuncng to the citizens of Dpn and the neghborng coun-
ties that they have succeeded in securing principal the
services of r Oscar Rogers ESQ., graduate of the Uni
versy of Virginia. able Scholar and experienced and
successful Teacher.
He VIII be prepared open the Seminary Monday 10th
January and will be aided by full corps OF assistant
CQtlOn
The of Tuition will case, exceed those in SIM
liar lnsu and Board may be obtained in private fam
lilies of the first espectabity and in the immediate vicinity
of the Semi nary.
The subscri will atendto all applications made pre-
vios to the arrival of the Principal.
The Spring Session of the New Grove Academy, for boys
of which the Subscriber Principal will also commence
the 26th January. Address
E'Ev. JAMES M. SPRUNT.
Kenans Vile, Dec. T1th 1856. l5-tf
sg- Herald, Spirit of the Age and Ncwberne Express
four times.
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WILMINGTON MARBLE WORKS

"iI1nihStohs n. T.
M G. MILLIGAN, PROPRIETOR respectfully informs the
w public, that he is prepared to make and put up to
dcr-Marble Monuments Of all sizes, Tombs, Head-Stones
Furniture Tops Mantles Hearths, &c of the best quality
American Italian Marble not to be surpassed in style
workmanship, and cheap be procured from any
establishment in the country, North or South
Iron Raing50 different styles for inclosng family lots
IS cents to 80 foot furnished and put TO order
n Borders from all parts Of the country, accompanied
the cash satisfactory reference will receive prompt at
enton and all articles warranted to be recommended
charge made.
Nov. 23d.-Tl2-tf
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April 10th, 1857.

THE POWER OF PowDER.-On Friday afternoon,
the workmen engaged in the excavation of stone at
Ouarrvyile, CT had tremendous blast. Instead OF
SrIinr holes, they found large fssure, into which
thew poured 1900 pounds of powder. and then stop
least 900 tons of rock were removed, 1000 tons
being thrown from 25 to 100 rods distant One solid
mass of rock, weighing at least so TONS was was
thrown distance of 80 rods. Fences in the vicinity
were completely destroyed, and The tops OF trees
taken off as clean as if done by an axe.
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Tasting OF Punch.
Copy Book Ma1ims, for Little Children of Larger


Copy Book Ma1ins, for Little Children Of Larger
gro1Uth.
Too much vinegar spoils the salad.
Gutta percha is good for the sole.
Ceremonies, like flags are best waived
Prejudices and frogs croak loudest in the dark.
With men, as with monuments, positonfs every
thing.
The busy tongue, sooner than not talk, scandaises.
An English wife and French cook If mans
home is not happy with those blessings It is his own
fault. .-
Home Truths.-The more servants, the less speed
The monthly nurse is greater than the master. De-
pend upon it, cupboard love is all stuff. Spare the
whip, and you'll spoil The syllabub.
Historical Measms.--An Alison q day wouldn't
make Grote year!
The Oldest Error on Record-The invention of
gunpowder has generally been attributed to the Chi
nese. This must be an error-our stupid historians
meant surely to say " GunpowderTea."
Education.-" Yes, SIR" said an obtuse alderman,
who had been conversing with wonderful professor
on the above subject, "it's perfectly true memory
may make a learned Pig but to my mind, sir, you
can't stuff him better than with onions"
The Philosophy of Kant.--A woman beats the old
German, for her philosophy is, mostly, not only
Kant, but won,t!- Hermit Of the Hayn1arSett
Il Terrible Reverse.--ss No children, nowadays,
ma'am! All our children are men-and all our men
are childish, maam "-Mr. FOgey.
DESCRIPTION OF ONE's Own WEDDING Mccarthy,
IH6 1aCet1OQ6 eQ1LOr CI OoHCttcl
was married last week. We are indebted to his own
pen for the following descri iption OF the party:
During our visit to Built county we heard OF
nartv and concluded TO attend. Have an indistinet
memory of ceremony having transpired, where
sundry persous were assembled where dignifed
gentleman in vestments asked nervous gentleman
in sp pectacles if he was willing to do SO and for the
future in regard to figure under veil in his vicn-
ity and the nervous gentleman very emphatlcally
promised everything asked of him and then similar
promises were exacted of the veled figure, after
which there was shaking of hands among the men
folks, and much kissing among the women folks fol-
lowed By cutting of cake, popping champagne DGs.
ties, music, dancing, and SO tourfh Altogetner the
party was very pleasant one.
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DEATnE SIIRGEHY.

DR. J. H. FREEMAN would most respect c.
Dully inform the citizens of Wilmington and ssssze=zA
the surrounding country that he is pre- N1ITJG
pared to perform all operations in his profession Having
had long experience he atters himself that he give
tire satisfaction Teeth plugged to remain permanent and
useful for life. Artificial Teeth inserted from to full
set in approved that Dame Nature herself
would deuded Particular attention also to regulating
Chdrns Teeth the neglect of which presents many hor
rid deoTmtesa corrected and warranted Those
unfortunate need the services sku operator,
would have to regret visit to his Rooms,
Front street, doors above Lippitt's corner.
E5= ADVICE GRATIS. March E7-2C-3m
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SELECT MALE SCHOOL AT OXFORD, N. C.
TTNHIS SCHOOL, which hitherto has enjoyed high de-
J. gree of prosperity, under the conduct of H. Horncr
A. NJ by whom it originally established will be
opened the 18th of July and arranged to prepare boys
for advanced classes in the University.
this purpose Prof A g. Brown, whose reputation
well known teacher of the Ancient Classics during the
last thirteen years. Chapel Hill, will be associated with
the present Principal and Rev. T. j. Horner will continue
to be Assistant Instructor.
The School, thus organized is designed to be perma-
nent the highest grade AS is divided into few
classes pursuing regular of studies, considerable
time will be devoted to examination and lecture the
subject of every lesson each instructor in his depart
ment.
Important advantages have been secured by the establish
ment of literary society, with its library and efficient
discipline which especial attention is given
the habits and department of the young when not
gagged in the immediate duties of the School.
It's location very eligible the climate of Oxford is
ceent and the commodous building lately erected stands
eminence beautiful grove beyond the corporate
the town. and the residence of the Prnc al
and other private families. who will accommodate the stu
dents with board.
Two twenty weeks each concdng with those of
the University compose the scholastic year, and the price of
board and tuition is ninety dollars a term.
Applications should be made early practicable,
companed with statement of the age and proficiency Of
the applicant
May lst.-35-tl5J.
FOR SALE.
f9 WILL SELL, at private sale, ONE TRACT OF
of Whiteville Columbus county, N c. Also, 900
joining the w. II. R. R., Big Creek Columbus eoun-
ty, N c.
to ALFRED SMITH,
Whiteville, Columbus Co Y. c.
or JAS G. SMITH s. CO.,
Wilmington, N. G.
Anril S-l97-IW-35-2m
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A Lady's Travelling Wardrobe.

A few months since lady from neighboring city
passed through Baltimore en- route to Washington,
expecting to be absent from her home for two days.
In the rush of travel about that time two trunks
tanning her wardrobe, were missed and as she held
the checks of one of our railroads for them, the
company of course were liable for the contents of
the trunks She requested 10 give, as far as she
could remember, list of the articles in the trunks,
and their value, when the following list was for
warded, and is now among the archives OF the Office
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TUsT RECEIVED AND OPENED, door South OF
nv Furniture Store lot Of very superior Pianos. from
several Manufactures the best have offered in this
place. sizes 64 and Octave tam.. rQSsw0Sd @ cd cases. full
advance on Manufacturers acholesa 1ce will be asked
and the usual guarantees gwen. rNO n IOvE
Wilmington, N. c., May Sth, 1857 Sot
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
Court of pleas and Quarter Sessions,
March Term 1857.

Joseph J. Ward.
TT APPEARING the satisfaction of the Court that the
Defendant in this nonresident, is therefore
by the Court that publication be made for six weeks
the Wilmington Journal notifying said Defendant to appear
the term ofthi Court and plead, demur
judgment na by default will be taken against him. and
property levied upon be sold to satisfy Plaintiffs debt
and costs. Teste, SAML. r. BUNTING, Clerk
April 24-346t.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, }
Columbus County.

Superior Court of Law,-Swang Term, d., 1857:
ORDERED by the Court, that Special Term of this
~ Court be held for the County of Columbus at the Court
House in Whevle on the fourth Monday in June next,
and that the Clerk of this Court give notice thereof by ad
vetsement for six weeks in the Wilmington Weekly Jour
nal and Wilmington Weekly Commercial and by advertise
posted up the Court House door and other public
places requiring all suitors witnesses and other persons
having business on the CiUI Docket to attend.
From the minutes. THOMAS L. VAIL, Clerk.
3i6W
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NOTICE.

TTHE SUBSCRIBERS having in operation Steam
L Saw and Grist Mills in Wayne County, n. G e.; about
three miles of Mount Olive, prepared to fill all
anything that be got out of Long Leaf Pines at
short notice. and hope by strict attention to business to
merit and receive the patronage of the surrounding public
The Wilmington and Weldon Rail Road Company have
now an opportunity of having their orders for lumber filled
and lumber delivered at Mount Olive without trouble or
delay. II. w. & l.. Cr GHAD6.
Mount Olive, N. c., Dec. 10, 1856. l6tf
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GREAT INOUCEnIENT TO CAPITALISTS.
Snn rIs fnr

WILL BE SOLD at Public Auction, Saturday, the
w Both Of May, the following Property viz: ClRCO
LAR SAW MILL situated the Shallote IRlver Bruns-
wick County, n c. The above Mill is only Il miles from
the Bar which there is from II to II feet Of water &
and 80 inches in diameter Of Circular Saws, shinge
Machine and Grst Mill There is also good wharf running
to the channel 90 feet wide. - gsE -r
The premises on which above situated contains or
Land which there two convenient Dwelling
Houses with necessary Negro Quarters &c SIN fact every
facility to carry the business There large Of
country which timber be obtained all times and
foated to the mill -.
The above property will be sold n the premises) on g. IL
IS and months credit-presenng inducements seldom tG
be met with. For further particulars apply to
JOHN DAWSON, or w. G. HOOPER,,
Wilmington, N. G.
or to A. o. TO4SON,
Shallotte, Brunswick Co.. n. G.
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A CHEAP PLACE TO LIVE iN:-The Literary Ga,
zette, in notice of Mr.. Neaes work on Syria, says
same time, should go to Antioch. Mr.. Neale tried
to be extravagant there but found it TO be imposs
ble house rent servants horses, board washing and
wine included, to spend more than se4o year. Oh.
that Antioch were in London Fancy u lbs. OF
good mutton for 1s.-fat fowls tor 2d a peee-7o
tables for I'd. week! If we remember arighL the
garden Of Eden was somewhere near this place"