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OF HARTFORD.

The greatest amount insured In any risk rs IS 600
The greatest amount allowed t0 be insured IN any
City, Town or Village, varies according TO It's size
and class Of properly.
The greatest amount allowed 60 be insured any one
block, varies a. in the preceding.
No part u IL capital earnings deposited with
any state states security for losses therein.
Act Of Incorporation the heretofore filed.
c. c. WAITE, Secrefayy
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Preparatory Department
OF
FRANKLIN COLLEGE.
Five Miles East of Nashville, Tenn

TINHE PRINCIPAL begs TO call the attention OF
the citizens Of Nashville and vicinity, to the ad
vantages Of this School, for the moral social, and
literary culture Of youth.
in asking patronage, he wishes simply TO present
the unqHestioned merits OF the school The location
regards health, pure water convenient distance
from the City, and general saiutaTy Influences could
not he more desirable. The pupils will board in the
family Of the Principal and every be taken O.
render their Advancement certain and lasting The
charges low, Ia be obstacle 70 those who
wish 10 educate their wards.
The next session commences on the LIST Monday In
september.
For Catalogues or further Information, address
c. X BARNES, Principal.
Franklin College, Tenn. aug3-lw
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Commercial.
ST. Louis Market.

ST LOUIS, Aug II, 1855.
WHISKY.-Inaetive; prices firm, 23s
IN "a
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STATE or CONNECTICUT
HARTFORD COUNT.
HARTFORD, July L. 1855.
Personally appeared C. c. wAuE, Secretary of the
City Ere Insurance Company OF Hartford. snd made
oath that the foregoing by him subscribed
Is true, according bis best know ledge and belief
Before me RoBERT T. DAY,
Justice Of the Peace.
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River News.
Markets by telegraph.

Sr. Louis. Aug. 1.-THE river is falling
six inches per day.
The upper streams are falling.
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rar For tine Pocket and Table Cutlery
call on Mccall, VANLEea& Co.
mar25 II
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TO Nervous Sufferers.
retired Gentleman having bcea restored to health
few days, amer many years q neryons suffering
~lsead (treel 10 assist oahsrs copy OF the prescrp
tsaa and supply OF the Tesaesiy on receiving a
stamped enveisp~ boaTiug the applicants address III
rect shs Rey. JoHs N. DAaNALL. $50 Fulton sares,
bso"kiyni MI aprl3-tris-s
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Bn-A Circular showing the plan of the Lotteries
will be sent 10 any DESTROYS of receiving IL.
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yT'HE Races over the Memphis Course will commence
Il on TUESDAY, October 18th 1885, aud continue
FIRST DAY, TUEsDAY October Is-The aWAIKyx
STAKE Tor three year olds 500 entrance: $50 for
fet Mile heats three an the stake; the
CUB 10 add 500, provided the is run 20 name
aud close on the LIST day Of August, 1883 Security
VIII be required for the forfeit ia the above stake
SAME DAr.-Jockey Club Purse 5000 Three mile
heats.
SECOND DAY, "WEDNESDAY, October 2O-Jockey
Club Purse $500. Mile heat, three In Eve
SANE DA1.-Sweepstake for two year Odds; $500 en-
trance; $50 forfeit. "Dash Of a mile three or more
10 MI the stzke-now three entries Security will be
required for the forfeit.
THIRD DAY, TifriosDAY, October 2I.-The CHARTER
SrAKE, for three year Odds. Two mile heats; $500
entrance; 500 forfeit; three fiji the stake
the Club 10 add $500, provided the u run; to
name and close on LIST day Of August, 1855 Security
viii be required for the forfeit.
FOURTH DAY, FKDAY, October 22.-JOckey Club
Purse 500. Two mile heats.
FIFTH DAY, SATURDAY, October 23.-Jockey Club
Purse 81 go Four mile heats.
aS- ''Walk over" the above Course entities the
horse 10 the full amount of Jockey Club purses
lT y All entries, with forfets secured must he d.
rocted 10
WA 7. RoUNDrREE, PRorHIr1oH,
JeSo-td MsmDhis fenn
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TIVE eapaFtnership heretofore existing anfer NE
ii Arm style &C WILLIAMS 4 co, tkts day eis
solved by naIn-i conssutta1is HttifAkr SUGGESTING
u the business aaad sseoks Of Wilii4nas 4 Go.
Ali parsons indebted - sid arm requested 70
cali And settle sithoat delay. aaEd-tn
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Presidents Reply.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. 1.-THE Queens mes
sage received yesterday was not complete
The President thinking it complete sent the
following reply over the Cable yesterday:
The President cordially reciprocates the
congratulations of her Majesty, the Queen On
the success OF the great International enter
prise, accomplished by the science, skill and
indOmitable energy of the two countries 1t
is a triumph more glorious, because more
useful, than was ever won by the eonqneroF
on the field of battle. May the Atlantic Bel-
egrarh Company, under the blessing of EseaV
Ell, prove to be bond of perpetual peace and
friendship between the kindred nations and
an instrument destined by Divine Prevalence
to ditfuse religion, civilization. liberty, and
law throughout the world. In this view, will
not all the nations of ChrisIendom spOntan-
eously unite in the declaration that it shall
be forever neutral. and that its esmmuniea-
| tons shall be held sacred in the places of
their destination in the midst of hostiGties?
Signed at Washington city, August 10th,
! 1858.
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Dp Gflfgrapb.
Queen,s rIessage CompIete.

The following is the Queens message as
received complete over the Cable at five
O'Clock this morning:
Her Majesty desires to congratulate the
President upon the successful completion of
this great international work in which the
Queen has taken the deepest interest. The
Queen is convinced that the President will
join with her in fervently hoping that the
electric Cable which now connects Great
Britain with the United States will prove an
additional link between the nations whose
friendship is founded upon their common in
terest and reciprocal esteem. The Queen
has much pleasure in thus communicating
with the President and thus renewing to-
him her wishes for the prosperity of the
United States.
To the Hon. President of the United States
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srArE o. rEvNEs ~. -. o., /

STATE OFTEySES ER Comptrollers OsEoe
Ma IvuIE. July %, 1855. (
Thfs is % certify that he err fuE ISsUKANcE Con-
HAKTToND, locai d al Hartford IN the state u
Connecticut has complied With all the requirements u
passed by the General Assembly IL the state u
Tennessee, in March 1856 entitled An Act - rega
late the agencies &C Insurance Companies not moor
porated by the STATE Of Tennessee" and that JoeE1H
NASH the legally authorized u said Company
in the town q Nashyiile, STATE OF Tennessee.
J. T. DUNLAP, ComptEoliey.
The subscriber vii issue Pc ezA IN the above reli-
able Company al equitable pa
JOS PHI NASH, Agent,
jysf-3w No. . College street
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Gbanrrrp Salfs
Store House on Union street.

VIM. ii. Evans, Admir- ct Charles NJ. Elston dec d.,
Margaret Elistun and others.
DH virtue of decree of the ChanCery Court at
ID Nashville, in the above cause, Aiil offer tor sale
at the Court house IA this CITY, SATURDAY. THE
4TH DAY OFSEPTtNBi-R NfNl, an Undivided fourth
Interest IN the store house the north side Of Union
street, m this city and At present occupied 10y kton
X Matthews, but IN case DO satisfactory bid bc made
for said fourth interest Will proceed Al ia" same
time ana place 20 sell the whole Of said store house
and lot The lot fronts about - feet Union street
and runs back about 90 feet alley feet aide
TEENs-6 and l. months credit with interest from
date notes with approved security, payable ih Bank
required and lien retained sale free from equity or
redemption. j. f.. GLEANES.
jy2g-td Clerk and Master.
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ARMSTRONG & co.
REMOVAL.

A DFIISSER has removed his stock of Iiopors
y. Cigars, Tor-cco, &c. % No North College 81
az the OLD stand Of Mr.. d. d. Dckey where he will be-
pleased To see his friends and customers TiyI6
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, April TN
The languid condition of the breastuffs
market which We have noted for many days
still continues. The receipts and stock If
flour continue small. and holders are firm but
there is no inquiry for shipment; sales are
confined to the wants of the trade, from 30
up to 62 for common and good supertinc
I5llj 90 for extra: I5@6 - for extra fam
lily and fancy. Nothing doing in rye flour or
corn meal; we quote at % per Dbl; there is
but little good wheat here, while the supply
OF common and superior sorts far in excess OF
demand; sales of5O00 bush Penn. and South
crn in small way at 00@l II for far to
choice red; and l0dl % fer white; 200
bush rye brought zoe. at which it is want d.
Corn dull and prices barely maintained: sales
5000 bush yellow at 80 in store anI IL aiioat
rates have declined lc, sales of 1900 bush at
39WG915. Pork has advanced 5cc per Dbl:
sales of mess at 10 00@19 50; now held at
% 90. Bacon has also improved, sales OF
hams at Highs; shoulders sd cash. Lard
sold nc Il in bbls and If in kegs. Whisky
scarce and firm OF 22@22ls.
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New York Market.

NEw York, April 21-M
Flour firm, sales OF $500 bbls. Wheat firm,
ut lS@1 ~ for red; sales Of 1900 bushels
corn ut 72@73 for white, n decline of 1c: T4d
- for yellow an advance of lo. Mess pork
25c lower: sales ut IS 90Gdl9, prime has also
declined Toe. Lard steady at IL %Sll$l-
Whisky &c lower, sales nj -. Stocks opened
firmer but closed dull.
New YORK, April 97.-PM
Cotton firm; loo bales sold. Flour mar
kct is unchanged and demand chiefly for
home consumption; sales at Sc 25a4 80 for
superlne State: - 35a4 80 for extra do; 81 90
IA 80 for superfne Western: - 35a4 90 FOR
common to medium extra; "a 05a 81 for
extra shipping brands round hoop Ohio the
market closing quiet; Canadian flour un-
changed sales of 500 brls ut 4 306t4 81 for
superfine 1904 50 for extra. Rye flour
dull ; sales of 100 brls at o0@3 Go; wheat
market active and lower sales Of IL. 600 bus
at l2l9 for white Canadian /; 25Gtl % for
white Southern ! 3o@l 80 for white Ken
| tuck 1000 bush Milwaukee, club ut 92td94
TO arrive; the latter price for very handsome
parcels. Rye dull ut 6S. Barley heavy;
sales of 40 bush at GO. Corn lower with bat
little export demand; sales of 80 900 bushels
| at 69@70 for unsowcd. Oats dull at 46@4S
for State; 4s6D50 for Western. Whisky mar
ket lower and more active; sales al 2lc.-
Pork market dull and lower; sales at IS 75Cd
10 10 for mess; ID 4oll5 81 for prime; II for
prime mess; 81 for clear mess. Beef steady:
sales of 255 bbls ut 10 5o(dll 30 for country
mess; 1904 for rcpacked mess; Il % f''r
| extra mess. Beef hams dull at 1901 s.
prime mess b o m al ut 1S@22. Cut
meats dull: sales of loo hhds at 9ia@l0 fol
hams; 7@7la for shoulders. Bacon quiet
so tres Western smoked hams sold at lie
Lard buoyant; sales of 500 bbls at IL 1SallJS
Buttcr in fair demand ut l2a20 for Ohio. ant
| l7a25 for State. Cheese scarce and firm a
fash. Tobacco in good demand ut Halo
Coffee steady and 4,5oO bags sold. Suga
dull: Muscovado 5Ha615. Tallow firm "a
loAal95. Frcights firm; on flour to Liver
pool lJ6d.
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LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
ARRIVAL
Of the Steamship Moses Taylor

new ioRK, ipri 2f-M
The steamer Moses Taylor, which leH AS
pinwall on the 10th, arrived to-day. She
| brings nearly 81, SOC, 900 in treasure, and MP
wards of 500 passengers. She left, at As
pinwall, the U. :. steamship Relief.
The California news is unimportant. The
markets are dull and quiet. The equinoc-
tial storm ragged with great fury for Ii days
along the cost, as far a. Puget Sound, the
| wind blowing n gale during the whole period
The freshets have been heavy, especially in
| the mining regions.
Capt. Bennett of the late brig, Cornclia
| has been arrested at San Francisco and held
| to bail OH a charge of having scuttlcd LIS
vessel at sea, having first robbed her of $50,
oOO in silver, which he shipped at Mazatlan,
| for San Francisco. The treasure is SAID to be
buried near Cape st. Lucas. to which point
vessel has been sent for its recovery.
Oregon dates to the 9th ultimo have been
received.
The Salem wing of the Democratic party
had nominated Lafayette Grover for Con-
gress and John Whitaker for Governor
The convention also unanimously adopted
resolutions sustaining Buchanan's admins
tration. The other wing of the party would
hold a Convention on the LIST of April.
The dates from the Sandwich Islands are
to the 18th of March. They contain no
news Of importance.
Valparaiso dates TO the 18th of March are
received. a battle took place at Areqaipa
on the 18th between the government forces
under Castillo and tie rcvolutionists, headed
by Vivanco. The latter was defeated, and
had escaped TO Bolivia. Arcquipa was
storined by Castillo.
The battle is said To have been terrific. OF
one battalion OF 500 men defending the bar
racks, all were killed but 40. The loss on
both sides in storming Arcquipa was over
1000 killed, and the city was filled with the
wounded.
The Lizzie Thompson and the Georgia
were still held us prizes, ut Callao, and would
be sold.
1t is said that Castillo intends to push the
war into Bolivia, and attempt the overthrow
of the Linarcs government.
SAN FRANCISCO. April ).
There has been an utter want at .aHima-
ton in nearly every department of trade,
since the departure of the last mail, and pre-
vious quot ltions have been maintained in ar
ticlcs that were comparatively scarce, while
IN others, especially in brcadstutfs and coal,
there has been marked decline. The in
voices Of provisions. by the latest arrivals
from New York aud Boston having been
all sold before their arrival, the market tor
them continues firm.
Mining matters show an improvement,
owing TO the recent heavy rains. The re.
turns for March showing an increase Of 80
per cent over those of January.
There has been no material change in
financial matters, and the money market is
easy. Loans can be readily made, at 2@215
pr cent on merchandise securities.
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ELICTION NOTICE.

sxyIIE Annual Election Of eleven Directors Tor
2 tn Evansville, Indianapolis anil Cleveland
Straight Iiue Railroad Company, will lie held az the
office Jf the Cons iany, in Indianapolis, the 9Th Of
May, Is, at o'clock 4. VI.
For the purpose % sscertanng whether II he, or be
not, the viii OF the Stockholders, u abandon the
making Of the road, and go into liquidation, As pro
yide,l By Inv, 10 wit by collecting all unpaid SUB
SYMPTOMS, paying all liabilities, and dividing the
surplus PRO among the stockholders, they will lie
requested NJ the coming annual meeting, to vote on
h question, in person by proxy, before the cleo
ton OF directors; those in favor Of winding up the
corporation vote .Lhlu:flation and Dissolution,
aud those in favor Of continuance OF the Comps
nv with view to the completion OF the road, 10 vote,
NO Liquidation Dissolution" Each share paid
iu, is eniillei vote. full vote IS requested
By Oper OF the Board,
JAMES GREENE,
ap9-J&wlt Secy.
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Roosrrra Pa April 27-P

bOOSBUkU, Ia, ApIII = 7
Deputy l. 5. Marshal Wynkoop and High
Constable Morris, OF Reading. succeeded in
arrestiug Jackson Williams. alias Tom Will
Jams, charged with participation in the
murlcr of Miss Adeline Beveer, neal
Mohrsville, in October last. Miss Beveer, il
will be remembered, was outraged and muir
dered in wood, near Mohrsville, and lel
body carried about 4 mile and secrcted be-
meath a bridge, where it was subsequently
found.
David Gumbert, and Samuel IIyler are in
prison, also charged with the murder, anc
recent disclosures lead to the belief that Will
Hams participated IL the outrage and mar.
der
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Washington Items.
WASHINGTON, April 2

WASHINGTON, April 2I-M
Dispatches have beer received at the Navy
Department from Capt. Hudson, in command
of the L. 5. frigate Niagara, dated the 9th
inst. lie states that 40 miles of the tele-
graph cable has been cooled on board the
Niagara. They would each carry 1860
miles. Capt. Hudson had been received in
England with every courtesy. The officers
ana men attached 70 the Niagara were all
well.
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Administrators Notice and Sale.

vdNIIE undersigned, having been appointed by the
Probate Court of Nanderiurgh county, Indiana,
Administrator Of the estate Of Thomas Edmond, de
ceased will offer for sale, saturday, the st day OF
MAY. 49,, lot Of horses, CATTLE hogs, household
furniture, and other articles too numerous To men,
ton being she personal property Of said deceased
The sale will take place At the late residence Of said
Edmond, beginning at 10 o'clock, A. VI.
Terms OF sale-fOr all sllHs over three dollars, n
crelit Of nine months will he given for notes with
approved security. Sums less than 81, cash
ALEXANDER MADDOX,
Administrators.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE. April 21.-M
sFlour quiet and steady. Wheat quiet at
O4@l " for red; ! l26fl 20 for white, fair
to good; s5@l 50 for firm. Corn quiet
Whisky firm at 2l@2l15. Provisions quiet
and firm.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
Sale of Market Stalls.

NOTICE is hereby given to the owners of Butch
~ ers' Stalls and Vegetable Stands of the Central
Market Iou - that the will he sold Mt public
auction to the highest bidder. Saturday morninC
May lst, next, ut o'clock, by Franz Schneider
Market Master, Oh the premises.
The payment for the same must he made at time
of purchase. A LEMCkE, CPk.
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The ~ Gather.

III1sBJH,f, ApTII IN
River seven feet 10 inches by the pier marx
and falling slowly. Weather clear.
CINcINNATI, April 2T.-M
Weather clear. There was light fros,
last night. but not enough 10 injare fruit
The river has fallen IA Inches III the last "a
hclrs,
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NEW ORLEANS. April EN-
The trial of Gen. VIM. Walker has been
postponed until the fourth Monday in May.
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MOBILE. April 21-M
Cotton; sales of 1900 bales, to-day. at IL "a
@l1% for middlings. An arrival Oh Sun
day brought $3.50 bales.
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Wholesale Flour Depot.

VHT 4 are in constant receipt Of-aDd have in store
w for sale, al all timeS-a large Ock OF the hest
brands of Flour, both Extra and Supernne, to which
We invite the tr;ple.
BROWN & AIKMAN,
mr22 corner Main street and Canal.
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Tpny " v A,

Troy, n. Y. April 27-N
The West Troy Exchange Hotel, owned
and occupied, by f.. II. Powell, was burned
this morning.
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THE RIVER.
Arrivals and Departures

IFrom z. q. O'Riley II Co.'s Register.l
APRIL 35 and -
Hazel Dell, st. Louis to PittSburg;
Vixen, 81, Louis 10 Pittsburg:
Madison, New Orleans TO Cincinnati;
Judge Turrcnce, Cincinnati to New Orleans;
Rochester, Pittsburg Ia 81. Louis;
t,reenville, q. River 10 Evansville;
Fashion, Louisville to ST. Louis;
SeV.nty-Six, Nashville t. CINCINNATI;
MonopF.sl,el1, TowbOat;
Morning Star. Ferry boat, passed down:
lg.ltic. Ne1E Orleans tO louisville;
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Sale of Vegetable stands ut Upper

NOTICE il hereby given to the owners Of yege
! y table staIids nj Upper Market, that the same
will I've sold public auction to the highest bidder
Thursday, 18th April next, at o'clock, A. NJ, by
August Ellis, Market Master, at said Market House
The payment for the same must DC made at the
apse-td A. LEMCKE, Clerk.
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VICTORIOUS OVER PAIN.
BRACES ARCTIC LIN MENT.

Agony or ease.-Sickness
or lIealth-Life or DEATH
These are the questions in
VOWEL i'm the adoption or
fr.icctiOn Of this specific by
the martyrs 10 external dis
e.tscs and injuries. Having
received the endorsement Of
the Distinguished Slvan the
late
DR.. KANE,
aud its efficacy tested dur
ing two awful Winters in
the regions OF eternal ice,
il Is now coming into gene
raj use in every section Of
the civilized globe, and its
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where exciting astolish-
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Cincinnati Markets.

CINCINNATI, April 27.-M
Flour unchanged; no sales of Importance.
Whisky unsettled. Mess pork buoyant but
unchanged.
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NAl OODwARE.-
w mn din. Tuts and Buckets;
~ do sealed half bushels;
and variety OF small measures. received anil for sale
by NICKERl " JOuNSTON.
S,UNDRIES.-
- ~ Boxes tobacco;
~ Bales No. Batting;
= Cases Ssrtlines;
10 Cases Matches. Just received and for sale by
apis GEO. FOSTER co.
NpRINSTONE.-
Ap Bhls. Roll BrimStone;
) Ito Flour sulphur;
do EPSON salts;
Cask Mafljer. In store and for sale by
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BY TELEGRAPH.
XXXVth COngrcss--FIrst session.

ExCLUsivELY TO THE EvANsviLLE
DAILY JOURNAL BY q. W. LINE.
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For Sale or Rent.
a HOUSE with ten acres Of Land attached 80,
IN ated ~ miles from Evansville one hunire.,
yards from the Plank Road
The House is a Two-story Frame, with double nor
ucos in front and rear four first floor l nv
floor, size and also, Kitchen and servants ro1
a good dry cellar, we'll Of pure water and cise-9
convenient tn the Kitchen; also never falling s-n
OF pure water within fifty yards OF the house
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