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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-18
J. II. PLEAsANTs, Esq.
WAsHINGToI, Feb. 10.
r. X. GURLEY

WASHINGTON, Feb. 10, 1882.
Dtar Sir-fIaving just arrived in the United
States from the Colony of Liberia, to which placo
l went as master of the Schooner Margarot Mer.
Ger, and where remained 10 days, during which
tlno was daily on shore, and carefully observed
the state OF affairs, and cuquired into the condition
OF the people, | venture to state some facts in re-.
gaTd 10 tho circumstances and prosDecfs of the
Colony On the 14th December arrived, and on
inc 10Th went on shore, and was received i'm tho
most polite and friendly manner, by tho Governor
br, Ncchn who introduced me to the Minister'S
and the principal inhabitants. All the Coloniets
appeared 10 be in good health. All my expectations
IN regard TO the aspect of thncs-thc healb har
mony, order, contentmcni, industry ard rcncraI
prosperity Of the settlers, more than realized
lhefe are about two hundred buildings i'm tho
own OF MnnrOvia, extending alonU the Cane No
suradc, not far from milo and a quarter Most
OF those are good substantial houses and Slorce
(tbe first story in many Of them being Of Stone
and some OF them handsome, painted, and with
Vchcuan blinds. Nothing struck nc as moro re-
variable than the great superiority j., infal1;
"once, manners, conversation, dress and general
appearance of the people, over their colored bretL
rcn in America. So much was pleased with what
saw that Observed 10 the people that should
make true report, il would hardly be credited in
luo united States. Among all that L conyorscd
WITH did not find Disconnected person, or hear
one express desire TO return TO America. | saw
no intcmpcrancc, nor did hear proianc word ut
tered by any one. Being Minister Of the Gospel,
preached both in the Methodist and Baptist
CHURCHES, 70 full and attentive congregations Of
from three 10 four hundred persons in each. /
know Of no place where the Sabbath appears to be
more spotted than in MCnrovia. | vas clad TO
see that tho Colonial Agent or Governor, is a con.
slant attendant, and appears DESTROYS Of promotiDo
the moral and religious welfare of tho people
Most Of the settlers appear TO be idly acqujrinp
property, and have no doubt. they are doino hot
ter for themselves and their children in Iileria
Than they could do in any other part of the world
Gould nc free people Of color in ,A;s country, bui
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-18
Elr. SAML. f.. CLEMENT,
Washington City.
WM. Il. BARRY.

By this decision of tho Department, am pre-.
GUIDED Tor the present, from laying before the pub
nc those testimonials of my character, given in my
behait ny many OF The most respectable indvidu-
ais IN brooklyn and New York, long after the oc
currenee about the bust was known and understood.
winch would at once put to rest the SANDER by
which am now pursued. Under these circum.
stances, thus publicly dcnouncc the SANDER, and
protest against the injustice Of withholding from
Upon this statement, for the truth of which |
pledge my honor, sustained it is by tho fact that
was appointed postmaster in one of the most
respectable towns ofthe State after the part which
ac.cd IN the matter was known, | appeal with
confidence to Il candid and honorable comrnun,,r
Feb. 10, 1892
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-18

the American public, that ws lose TO time in
laying 1t helorc our rcadsrs. 1t is founded on
review of recent work by Mr.. S,apleton,
lwho is understood to have been the confiden-
ilai secretary of Mr.. Conn'ng,j in the Foreign
Quarterly Cor October; and rcvcals the i'm
onrtant fact, that The famous passooc n
President Monroc's Message Of 1928, a.
g2i"st the interference of the Holy Alliance in
the affairs Of the American ContirSn,, wosson,
forth to the world By virtue ofaiull understand.
ing between HIM and MIR. Canning, that the
ground assumed WAS 20 he inaint ained T. ne
ccSsary, b. tie combined force of British and
American GImS.
". Y jour. Conn
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-18
From the N. Y. Journal of Commerce or r,

From the n. 7. JournaI Of Commerce of TuesdGu
Captain Phelps, who left the schooner Zcmbuca.
ashore on Veal Beach, last Friday morning, has
furnished us with the following statement The
schooner has been discharged of all her cargo and
is now ready 90 be launched, with but little da-
mage. The cargo is partially injured. The II. it is
already known, belongs to Baltimore and was from
the Coast Africa, having had Il long and booster
Gus passage, and degree of suiicring having been
experienced among the persons on board which
cannot be described. Before leaving the Coast two
of The men died.
-Four more persisted Of fatigue and deprivation
during the voyage, leaving only the captain, super
cargo, I'd mate and boy; and of these at the
time of running ashore, only the captain was able
TO be on deck. The ID mato was dcrangcd. A
leopard on board was killed and eaten, after which
the crew srbsiSed ten days on hidcs but for the
three last days ale nothing. The only sail left was
the quarter deck awning, which had been set as a
square sail. The schr went on shore Jan'y 95th 90
days from the coast. She had been as far north as
Cape Cod and had been West of Bermuda, since
the 10th of December.
The survivors are all badly frostbitten, and tho
Captain is still confined to his room by sickness
Sn the Sd ofJanunry thoy wero supplied with
some beet bread, &c. by the British shin lydia
Helen, and ON the 22d OF January received asss
lance from Tic brig Rapid, Of Boston AT the time
OF going on shore, the schooner was half full of
water.
Just before the sailing Of the u. the ship Dee.
Of Liverpool, Eng with 800 casks of powder on
board, and crew of 40 men, was struck with
lightning, and blown up. All the ships companv
were blown up except the Captain
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-18
GngkCh aEGcrI.EAsn.

a NOS 4. CARTER * GEORGE CARTER.
IA (ms brothor) having entered into Co-Part.
ncrshiP will continue the above business MIDI 49,
Firm OF &. ~ A. x. Garter, at that extensive and
well known establishment, formerly owned NV Car,
ter hlt'heI q GO. nearly opposite u. brakes Ea-
gle tavern, IN Broad st. Newark, N. +. aud b,y.
ing employed first rate workmcn, at ali t,e differ.
en- branches and procured tic best of materials.
lhcy intend to devote their time and talents TO tho
construction Of all kinds oC Coaclcs anJ Dlcosyre
C0'''oEcs, which may be ordered from, ,,y mart of
NC U T,atos. Having established agencies at N
oIb, fm,adcphia, and all the principal cities and
o" . .. lno southern States, together with other
ooy advantages IN their possession, tbcv will 10
enabled 70 furnish work OF as good quality and on
as favorable terms any other establishment Of
the kind, in this country.
Oo o-Oin G. g. A. X. CARTER.
s4hMiLY FLOUR-The subscriber offers for
= sale 100 bids. superior Family Flour. ground
III ,nc month OF August, at George Divers's mill,
ou' OF Mr. Alexander CARROTS crop Of fine white
wheat. JOHN II. EUSTACE.
e II 2,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-18
TO TUE Eprrons OF THE Wu,c.

Upon looking over the arrangements FOR tho CO.
LIBERATION of the centcnnic birth day fGcm. Wash.
ing, as published in the papers of the city have
been struck with the omission on the part of the
several committees who projected these arrange.
mehts, to appoint n "Spcakcr for the occasion,"
as provided for by ono of the resolutions of tho
House OF Delegates. May 1 be permitted to en-
qure whence this omission has procccdcd2 Ru-
NOR speaks of certain proceedings on the subject
IN the Senate Chamber, where tho various comy
mittees charged with the whole matter met inI
conference, and the public will be disappointed
at not having the expected address, they will be-
and are disposed to know whence tho failure has
arisen
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-18
WAsmxGrox CITY, 1lth Feb. 1882.

WAsInNGToY CITY, 11th Feb. 1892
Hon. WM. It. BARRY
"r:-I beg leave to acknowledge, with senti-
ments Of profound respect, tho receipt of your
note OF yesterday, furnishing copy of my letter
OF resignation of the post Office at Brooklyn, n
l., and now ask the further favor of a copy of
each and all Of tho testimonial letters and recon
mrndations which presented to you on the sub
Jcct OF my appointment to that Office. An inmc
date reply would confer favor which it would
Afford me pleasure at any time 10 reciprocatc
have the honor to be,
Very respectfully,
Y our obedient servant,
SAML. T.. CLEMENT
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-18

Yoent outrage against the feelings of this
community and the laws Of the land, was commit.
Tea IN tins Place on Saturday cycUng last. Wi.
lis H. IL ,ggins, john Higgins, and John Cole. all
OF this place. having had some alteration i'm rela-
ton to their family affairs, Willis Higgins and
cole met alter dark, Higgins armed with d pistol
and Cole with 4 gun; in attempting to shoot each
other, Higgins pistol missed fire and Colo's gun
went of, the load striking Higgins near the Groin.
CT which he died early on Sunday morning.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-18

tht"1T HE.irvrs ~ trrla CAx,n, The Lieu,rnan,
Governor q" Upper Ca"a'h Transmitted, on live 25h ult
communication 10 i" CnuIc and House Of As>pirby in
rec encet" INC ADDS set apart or the support Of he ;,o-
int ccrey; which communication was made pursi,, r.
hi> MaJ'sys commands. Inc waste laud.is sci a,,ari
have hitherto yielded assgrahie rev nuc C, Inc rur,
Sos Intended AID bc period when ,hcy might do - is re-
notc-A repeal Of the was Therefore recommended
and 'ie Attorney General introduced bill in acco,dancc
Wi.h lie message: but II was rricceA
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-18
e &c Il HE vi M 20 Ep

syTa. a beautiful BAY, Of great power,
JEA-,-, will stand the ensuing season .t
GaeaA aA my Farm, (Dover) on James River.
W Y9S m the County of Goochlard, twen-
sszsAssszssaS ty two miles above Richmond, and
ten below the County Court House, and be al
loweu to serve mares at the moderate price of
fifteen dollars no scason-discharge by twelve
dollars if paid by the fiite 18th cf July, when
the season will eXplre:) twenty &c dollars viii
be required to ensure mare with Top,, to be
paid as soon as the mare is known to he in ioa,
or Is parted vith-good pasturage will be af.
tordcd gratis to mares left with the horse and.
good care taken of them, bet no liability for.
accidents or escapes. The mares will be fed. If
directed, at twenty FIVE cents day. Brim,ner
viii be at his stand the Isl 3cy Of March, ready
to serve mares. T. II. HARRISON,
PEDIGREE
BnIMMER was gotten by EIcrod, his dam bv
ROOM Redbreas', his grand dam BY Shark, great
grand dam by Give, grand dam by L,atb.
g g ggrand dam By Bnvlors Foarnouo6t ~
g grad dam by Old Janus, g g g q grand
dam by Warrington, egg ggg grand dam bv
Old Janus. T. iISPPGS0M ~
bRIMMER's Pedigree explained Hcrod was
gotten by Thomas G. Bunhurys Dioned. Diomcd
by F!orlzel, in England, Fiofize by Herod. He
rcd by Mr. Crott's celebrated horse Partner; Rob
pm '<edbreast was gotten by the Earl of Der
ipy morse Sir Peter T'eazel, Sir Peter Teazel
by Highfycr, Highayer by Horod. Herod
by MIR. Croh's Parjnr,; Shark was gotten bv
Marsh Marsh By Lord Godolphm's Arabian
Horse, who was called the GodoIpbin Arabian
GIVE was gotten by Baylor's Fearnoupht. Fear
nonght by Regnlua, Reguius hy the Godolphin
ARABIAN; Lalh was Gntieu by the Godolphin A.
raOion; Wilmington was gotten by Lord Low
therS Barb Horse, who was called the White
Legged Lawther Barb.
IN
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DISSOLUTION

a VIE Co-Partncrship in the Coach Making Bu-
"a ness heretofore existing bctwccn the subscri-
bors, under the Firm Of Carter Mitchell g. Co.
Vas dissolved by mutual consent, on the 2Gth day
OF July last, and all accounts in relation to tho
firm, axe to be settled by Amos X. Carter
AMOS *. CARTER
JAMES mitchell.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-18
OFFICE OF THE COLONIZATION SOCIETY,


10 THE EDITOR OF TUE WING.
Sv-l have great pleasure in transmitting to you
for insertion in your paper, the copy of a letter
just received from Capt. WIN. Abels late master
OF Colonial Schooner Margaret Mercer, who left
Liberia on the 9th OF December. Capt. Abels is
man OF sterling integrity, and has doubtless made
fair and candid statement of things, so far as
they were subject to his observation in the Colony
With great respect, sir,
Your most obd't ser'vf,
II. Il. GURLEY
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-18

NHW IORK, Feb. II.
Letters of Recal-It is stated that the Captain
OF tne packet ship ST. John, which sailed yester
day for Liverpool, is the bearer OF dospntcbes to
the late Minister Plenipotcntary at the Court of
st. James ttn will have learned of his rejection.
before the receipt of this official communication.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-18

(OOFi.)
"BRooXLyN, Oct. 1881
"ilon. w. T. BARRY, p. NJ. c.
"Sjr:-Proracted i'll health and the arduous
duties of the office, which, few months since,
''you were so kind to confer upon me, will
"now compel mo to offer you, most respectfully,
'my resignation ofthat office. And do this with
nntelgned sentiments of gratitude and respect for
''your kindness in comforting it upon
81 have tho honor to DO,
"Most respectfully,
'G our obodient servant
(Signed) "SAML L.. CI.EMENTn
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-18

PaovinaScg IuGlrRs --'rlc Journal states that all n
'l''reos 81 iha ifHvdcnca Theatre have signed D, -,
u agreement to ds o.e Of their rc,rcl.,c hais -, H.
.o;r'y "i 'i1~c Church, on I've 'erps offered ay ;.e, ,
Do tonvc'Nd otto place of public ar-a rl ib. con, &
h''n con'l"'r', aud possession nll In g'yen ~ tr
house rs an engagement ~ q, 8, q f.,,.,, Of
nedians, Tor few weeks performance, is complsicd
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-18
COMPOUND
CEaG4sesgHNs TdeeDTgH VASE.
for cleaning aud preserving The Teeth and
lEMMs. and cLen.,i,,.r IL aLa..A

L" Cte"Ht"S dud preserving The Teeth and
Gums and cleaning The Mouth.
'afHE Compound Chlorine Tooth Wash eff
q tectually ceanses the Teeth, and will an
S"eT the purposes of the best dentrifice. 1t
contains no acid or any ingredient which can in
any case be injurious 1t win also be found to
Keep the brush itself free from all impurities
The Compound Chlorine Tooth Wash has
the further advantage of cleansing the mouth
also; ard of removing whatever is offensive in
ne ora attn 1t hardeTs the Gums and is valua-
Bile remedy for canker or soreness Of the mouth.
1t may also be used with the greatest advantage
as garglc for sore throat. IN inc, it preserves
the teeth ond mouth in all respects in n clean
and healthy condition; and is agreeable to the
taste.
This wash has been recommended by num-
Der OF distinguished physicians, among whom,
are DR.. StedmaD. Of tho L. S. Ma ripe Hospital;
DR. Sbm ti"h. of Boston; ard DR. Webster, pro-
fcssor of Chemist" in Harvard University
The genuine article received from the manW'
for 10 ~,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-18

CORN The price OF Cora which had taken great
rise IN the Northern parts during the late cold weather
now lower h'n 1t Is here The last quotations. so cents
and maIkels oveIsleckeh -NolE.lk Me1alh
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-18


MEssRs. EnlroEs; l am truly sorry to disturb
tho ashes OF the dead, in making this short reply
TO the numerous enquiries and assertions of H. bns
believing Inc must have taken soma OF his datum,
from the Map OF Virginia. lately published by John.
w ood' Inc will find that he has placed both CITY
FONT and MISSIONER miles from III r true positious-
Tor instance, he shews tho latter to be on rigbt
line, 70 miles to Westovcr when it littlo cxcced.
Gl this he may find from comparison with Ma
dison's.S Having promised this to him, I beo-
leave further to enquire how and from whom he,
derived his information that L ever contemplate6
either MISSIONER or Bcrkcy, for q shipping porty
Had he examined the chartT of James and York
Rivers, which the public was notified was left at
the Capitol had he attended the intellipent
Committee of Roads and Internal improvements
when this matter was before them, this writer
would have found that his enquiry is founded ON
mistaken conceptions. The place where it is ex
pectcd safe and convenient harbour could be had
rs several miles from these places, il is marked ON
me chart, and two routes described by pencil lines
thereon for the Rail Road. Under circumstances
like those, must require of II to understand this
matter better before he expect aa answer to
his enquiries from v
made large portion of the survey of the ,opog,a.
pca map oi the lower part Of the State and correctad
That part made ny others in tic year 1914 and found
Mh'snns Map generally correct, particularly the courses
OF the Rivers. wv ~
n his chart was made mauy years before this Rail
Road was thought Of
-..---r--
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Your obedient servant,
SAML. T.. CLEMENT.
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

10th February, 1882.
ST:-Agrccably to the request contained in
your note of this days date, state tha. Won was
appointed postmaster ut Brooklyn, n. " on the
l9th day of January, 1881, and communicate to YOU
the annexed copy of your letter of designations
Your obd't. servant,
WIN. II. BARRY.
To Mr.. SAML. f.. CLEMENT,
Washington City.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-18

sa" it stated some time since in your paper that
you were ''DoSE with MIR. ID. g." Had you not bet
ter reconsider this determinations hear that he bas n
Gently rArPD Does It not furnish Won will,
excellent opportunity of proving him be DRuNxAnp?
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-18

Mr.. CAN>tNG NJ. NoNRoE-Arp rut
SouTH AMEpcAy RrrUBLIc.-- In the ond n
MetroPo!Han for January, received by the Har-
n'5ai, we ind IN ar icie Of 80 mu.h mic, est 20
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-18
CHARLES GODDARD.
Richmond, Feb IL Arcnt Cr T;t, r

-, r, SN"' 'Oi i>iChhlohuA'
C. g. has Chloride of Lime, Cayenne Pepper.
M"Tatlc Acid Rose Water, JUIubc Paste Seine.
Cork, Orange Gum Shclac. Alcohol. Gal an,g
Japan Earnish, Gold Lea and is Receiving sur
plies OF Flesh Mcdcincs, Paints, OILS, 60.
winch he offers TO Country Merchants, Phys--
cans ana those purchasing for famil, usc, OH,
the most reasonable terms. 81
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-18
Rev. Ii. X. GuRLEY.

Z. ST. dined several times with the Colonists.
and think no better tables could be set in any part
of the world. We had every thing that hear, could
desire, of meats and fish, and fowls, and vcgcta-
blcs, and wines, &C. Sc.
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SEQ Tho real condition OF their brethren who hay4
settled IN Africa, | am persuaded they would re-
cure no other motive TO induce them 10 emiyrate.
This is my decided and deliberate Judgment.
Very respectfully, sir,
Your friend and scr'vt
WILLIAM ABELS.
Roy L. r. GuRLEY
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Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT..

llth February, 1882
SIR In reply TO your note of this date, have
10 10 say, tha' iec unauthorized to give copies of
the letters and statements referred to bv Won yin
out the permission of those who wrote Them.
Your obcdicnt servant,
WI. Il. BARRY.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-18
WIN. It. BARRY
(CorY.)

:. IL. CLEMENT,
Washington City.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-08

.3necdote of The ia'e Dr. .fdam Udrke.-'lhe
following singular narrative was given by DIR
Adam Clarke ~ the conclusion OF sermon re-
Gently preached by him on behalf of the Royal
Society:-"I was fearless lad, aud went to
The shore Of Huc river that poars itself Int" the
Irish Sea. riding mare of my fathers, Twas
determined to have = sinf. l rode the mare.
and we swan on TIL we got beyond the breakers
entirely; tut when we had got over swell after
swell, aud we're proceeding siii onward 10 the
OCEAN. the mare aud myself s@amped in ma
meat. wa, soon disengsged from the mare;
aud. "a sete, ward found, she naturally turned,
cot ashore. AID went plodd'ng her way back
home In a moment seemed to have all my for
mer views and ideas entirely changed, and had
a sensation of the mn>J complete happiness or fe.
Iicuy that It Is possible, independent ct RAPTURE
for The human mind TO feel had felt no pain
from the moment was submerged. and al once
a kind of representation, nearly OF green color,
pre ,ented itself to .ne; multitudes Ut objects
were in it. rot one Of them, however. possessing
anv kind Of likeness or analogy Ia any thing had
seen before. In this state. how long continued
He only knoxs who saved my HE; bat so long
dad continue in it, till one wave after another
for the tide was coming in-roisd me TO the
shore. There was no R,yal Humane Society at
hand. | believe the place is not blessed with me
of them to tine present day. The first s.nsa,i'"'
when | came to life. was as II spear had been
run through my heart. felt this sensation IN
get ng The very first draught OF fresh AIR when
the lungs were inflated merely by the P">sure oil
the atmosphere. found myself sitting IN the
water, and it was by a swelling wave that was
put out Of he way OF being overwhelmed by any
of the succeeding waves. After little Tune
was capable Of sitting up; the intense pain Of my
heart, however,, still contacted; but had feit
no pain from the moment | was submerged I'LL
the time when my head was brought above the
water. aud the air once more ente' ed nay lungs.
I saw the mare mad passed along the shore
ar a considerable distance, not as ii afraid
of danger, but walking quite ieisurely. How
long was submerged it would be Impossible
precisely tosay, but it sufficiently long sac.
cording to my ,apprehensions and any skill now
have in physiology. to have been completely dead
and never more to breathe this world, had it not
been for that Providence which as it were. once
more breathed into my nostrils & unss the breath
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.S0tice
The Steamer COLUMBIA.

The Steamer COLUMBIA.
NA'G Captain James A.'cheil, viii, Ter
s. --z;s.s -S,the ensuing four weeks, (commen
Z ~ Icing on the 18th Sept aud ending
b h. 6h Oc,ooer ,e,Se Ba',im're on Saturday, at
,e,,ssp N for ue District Of Columbus; aud return.
,y wnleaye C;eorge,own a, S, wsshi, ton st 8, and
slsx,ni,ts :, 7 o'clock, A v. IN Wednesday.
Passage. erct1sirs Of Meals:
From Baltimore 10 the ps'rlct, Orto tue different
nnF, on the Potomac. or IRON these places TO BAL
80 g. 90
r, P,e', ,,i,np. Qusutico 10
Sandy Point, Nd, Boyd's Hole, Ladders
Ferry ~
Bluff Point, Moore's Landing, Blacks ne's.
Piaey Point. Sandy Point, Va. Coon,
6Sld Point w