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POETRY.
a. MucH var REMAINS uNsrNe.''
(Fr0m tis LoHdoa .ReirsyOiitaa. }
STA\IA FOR sIiSIts

(Fr0m tis IoHdoa .NeirsyOiitaa.J
STANZAS FOR MUSIC.
We parted in silence, we parted by night,
On the banks Of that lonely river,
Where the fragrant lines their houshs unitc,-
We met, and we parted forever.
The nisht-bird sang, and the stars above
Told many touching story,
vi friends long past to the kingdom OF love,
Where the soul wears its :ntle of glory.
We parted in sience---our check were wet
with the tears that were past controlling;
We Now'd we would ncvcr--no never foIgct,
Aud those VOWS at the time were consolins;
But the lips that echoed the vow OF min.
Are cold as that lonely river;
And that eye, the beautiful spirits shrine,
Has shroudcdit fires forever.
Andnow ON tho midnght SKY look,
Aud my heart grows full TO weeping;
Each star u to me ~ segici BOOK,
Somc talo OF that loved one keeping
We parted in silence, we parted in tears,
On the bonss of that lonely river;
But the odour aud bloom of those hygono wear.
shall iang round its water forever
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Northumberland G. House. April Is. 1886
The parties interested in the foregoing decree Of tbe
GonT Will take notice, that have appointed Thursday
inc Soih June next, to commence the duties required Of
me IN me preceding decree of the Court on which day
they viii attend atmy Office Northumberland G. IL al
~ clock A. M, with their accosnts, vouchers ard be
ready Tor examination and settlement, and with Office
copies Of all necessary Court papers
THOMAS S. SYDNOR, Cornmissicufr
@ ne C. s. {. Of i. S. T.. for NoStLlmbe,laad C'tg
April ~. Il5-wsl,y -
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FENO 9icrdnder Cunningham and a. &. n N 1;,n.
n n"gtdm, merchants and partners under the firm of
q. " II. VI Cunningham. y
GEETLEMEN we being parties to n suit in EQUITY do
pending IN the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chan
cry for the county of Hcnrco in the State of Virgi
ma, wherein you are plaintiffs, and Mark Wilson
ourselves and others defendants and desiring 10
the deposition of Benjamin Stephens witness resdin
out oil the Commonwealth, 10 wit in the State of Ne
York, have obtained from the Clerk of the Court in
which the suit is pending commission directed To t,yo
Justices of the Peace the State in which the ,v;,n
resides AS you do not reside within the Commonwealth
of Virginia, and have Attorney in fact within the
samc-we therefore publish in this newspaper tn, fact
that on Tuesday, the second day of June 1875 at The
house Of Clark and Brown in the CITY of Now York in
State of New York, between the hours of nine in the
forenoon and SIX in the afternoon, shall proceed to
take the deposition of the said BENJAMIN S,epheps IN no
read as evidence behalf in tie suit aforesaid If
from any cause the said deposition should not be com
pleted the day and between the hours aforesaid tL
taking thereof will be adjourned from time 10 tmc
tie same sia.l be hnshed PETER GRAHAM,
May /, le35 [llz-w4wl JOHN MoCAULEY
"A VALUABLE TAVERN AND FARM far 6coT
IA The subscribers wish to rent for ono or more
their Tavern, at Louisa Couy,.house and the Farm al
tached thereto, containing nearly 400 acres of Landof
wIch about 300 acres is supposed are cleared and is
pretty good farming land, with meadow that would
yield, II Judiciously managed hay enough supply the
Layern There is now in the course of eompeti9p
VIII anord nine spacious and elegant lodging rooms to
be ready for by the time possession will he giyen:
making the number of rooms belonging TO the I,ver,,
~ besides large dining in the cellar sufficient to
dine upwards of an hundred persons at one sitting with
closets &c This property combines advantages rarely
to be met with. Louisa Courthouse is attended by
more persons ut is universally admitted by all persons
who frequent the place. than other Court in
the State on public daysand there being but one tavern
at the place. and all the other houses there being re-
sricted from selling spirits giving accommodations
by boarding or otherwise that will interfere with the
interest OF the Tavern will of course ensure lorgc
custom on such occasons-and it is situated on t6e
Main road leading from Richmond through Charlnttes
vile to the Western country and where the road from
Carersviile to Orange Courthouse crosses the said
MAN road and has chance at all the travellers of those
roads The stable is extensive-fre wood convenient
and all the houses will be in good orderand more
heaitful place is not in the United States Possession
VIII be given ON the first day of November next Per
sons wishing for the property will please od
dress John Hunter, at Louisa Courthouse who will
promptly attend to all communications
CHARLES THOMPSON in
. JOHN HUNTER
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REAL ESTATE ron sALE.-f

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR sALE--fn.
tending 90 remove 10 the South offer for sale that
beautiful and healthy suation known by the name Of
MouST lDA, lying in Che lower end Of the County Of
buckingham, directly opposite the estate Of MesSrs
William and James Cult James river containing 7OS
acres, $50 Of which James river bottom and about O
acres unclcafed all Of which ifstrat Tobacco land
The cleared land is in high state Of Improvement On
It is dwelling house, with five aud passage on
the first floor two above, in good repair with all neccs
sary out houses, good ovcrseers house, with four rooms
and out houses, barn machine, &c. &c and rood oar
den Water may be had 10 each house. from seven GOOD
aud constant springs
deem more particular description Of the property I'M
necessary persons disposed % purchase would fret
view The premises. Being resolved on moving I will
sell bargain and would take the greater proportion 81
tne Purchase money n young Negroes at cash prices
ages say from ~ 70 % male and female The pfivilege
Of seeding crop Of wheat at the usual time and entire
possession may be had ot Christmas
JAMES WILKINSON
May J. 1f1--wSws
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a GREAT BARGAIN IN A MARBLE QUARRY
Ia l have Quarry of very valuable marble that
would sell at very reduced price The Quarry situated
IN the lower end OF Nelson county the banks of James
river have had some of the stone dressed but the
sample was picked up the surface of the ground vet
II was beautiful, and received a splendid polish The
Quarry consists OF several most beautiful colors 1t is
very large Quarry and thought to be exhanslibe MIR
Jefferson, in his Notes Virginia, speaks of this mar
bic in the very highest terms. All letters on the subject
addressed to Capt William II Carter, Mount Alo, Al
bcmarle county, Va, will he promptly attended to.
-, VIM. III. CARTER,
WEST PARK, May 6, 1885. 3-v3v,
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S. A. NJ. LELAND, c. C.
CoNMIssIoNrn's Orrlcr. }

SoNMIssioNI.Rs OfficE,
~ Northumberland county. April %, 1885.
The parties interested in the above decreal order of
the Court will please take notice. that appointed
wednesday, the I'D June next, 10 commence the nc
counts ordered by the Court TO be akcnon which day
tney are required to attend my Office, Northumberland
courthouse, by lJ clock A. NJ, with their accounts
vouchers &c. ready for examination and settlement
and with all other papers, &c that may be necessary 10
enable me to discharge the duties required of me.
THOMAS 5, SYDNOR, Commissioner
0fMe c. S. c. ell y {. for Northumberland cty.
WY l. 1l1-wtd
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March 81

VALUABLE KENTUCKY. PROPERTY for SILL
Agrecably to the will of G.. Conway SEN deceased.
Legatees interest in 600 of land lying within :
miles OF Mount Vernon, Rockcasc county There liz on
TINS land salt well, afording sufficient quantity Of
water to manufacture from 10 to 30 bushels of salt
day, with few kettles which in operation In
me present situation, it would yield clear profit of 500
dollars year; but, to person with small capital
probability might realise landsonc fortune The Lera
tees own but one half of the 900 acres and the use of
John Slaughter, of Kentucky, who also wishes 10 sell
ms interest IN The same. will also sell from 500 10
ZOUo acres adjoining, and being part Of the same tract
OF the 700 acres in which the egatees have an cxcIn
siyc interest To who would wish to raise STOCK
s situation presents great advantages have been
informed by an agent residing the land Letters
addressed TO The subscriber, Stanardsvc Oranoe
county Va will be attended to. The depth of the wen
is not by 100 feet, deep those are where much
greater quantity of water is obtained
JOHN +. CONWAY, Er'or
Madison county May g. 1-y5vys
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& DESIRABLE FARM on die Ohio Heer, for SIZE
IA wish TO sell my property in the county OF Cabell
ying on Tie One river through which the turnpike road
The property is well known as a place Of imposing
situation if aided by little capital and enlcrprsc-and
uniting te land and travel through the central
route of Virginia The farm consists OF 900 acres 800
OF which are Ohio bottom and tie upland well timber
Cd and much of capable of producing 80 30 bushels
OF corn per acre There is about 80 of cleared
land with orchards Of selected frut-and the buildings
comfortable prefer selling the above property at pfi.
ya'c sale and any person wishing TO confer with me on
the subject, may find me at my residence at Wood.
Lawn, near EIlsve, Louisa they can obtain my
erms b. letter post paid directed to the aforesaid VII
age
If NOT sold before it will be offered TO the highest bid.
der at Louisa Court House tho first day of the June
Term next, when the terms will be made known--re
serving TO myself, however. orc bid
Richmond, Jan. -. fs2-mt1J1 F. SCALES
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Madison county, May 3. OoN"h Illlw5 ~ %

" ALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE-The sub
scriber wishes to sell his Tavern at Northumbor.
land Courthouse with the Lands belonging to the same
containing about fifty acres, in the occupancy of
lhoInas G' Rams, Esq The Tavern-housc is large
belonging TO the establishment extensive and con.
vencni the whole entirely new, and constructed i'm the
pest style OF workmanship The village in which this
property is situated, is ono cf the handgornrst and
heahest IN the lower country and its business and no
Pula'on are rapidly increasing. 1t very convenient
more, Norfolk and the District of Coluinbia-IJoo The
whoc lhis situation presents person dcsiros TO en-
gage 10 the business Tavern keeping advantages rare
" 10 be met with viii also sell very neat new,
WOOD building with basement story Of brick aud the
upper rooms constructed for mechanics shops situated
at the same place Terms very accommodating
GRIFFIN II. FOUSflEE
Northumberland County, May 8. 1-w4w
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GOMETHlNG VERY ATTRACTlVE.-For sale.
- MoUNrAfs VEw, containing go acres and Cf
ThhbALE, adjoining, containing upwards Of $50 acres
Zach tract hes in the upper end Of Buckingham within
zen les OF James River Both tracts are well adaptcd
" ihc culture OF corn, wheat, and obacc0--anJ clover
ana plaster act upon the land like charm Upon each
uact there Is large portion of bottom land that pro.
ouces me grass Each situation is healthy, in good
hclghDoThood' hncy watcred, and pretty well improved
WIN houses, orchards &c. The subscriber, having de-
ternned % remove to e South West invites those dis.
posed to settle themselves WE'LL to come and view those
twO desirable tracts OF land, he asks only their value
SAMUEL r. CHRISTIAN
Feb 10. IN ia0t
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fNming pbilanthrop;s,s who have time and money 20
spend might be more proftably employed in cmancipa
my the trh'te Saees among from the bondage of po-
verty, ignorance aud superstition y
Should the South dissent from the nomination of The
Btltimore Convention, (Which they undoubtedly will
not and thereby divide the Republican party in the en-
SUNG fesidntal canvass let the consequences rest on
their shoulders If by that division the election vocs Il,
inc House, and Federal intrigue prevails the viii OF
'e people, lt the SIN be upon the heads of its legitimate
ouuors III the Southern Democracy will consent
ana'amation with tory hgs and Nulfers and ensure
he defeat oi the regular Republican candidate Heaven
forgive ths Tor we should not find it in our hearts
do SO
But tue sky is clearing up; the political atmosphere
- pure and heathtul; Come ceu, has thrown of her
sackies; Old virginia is in motion; Vermont will no,
DC oehind The BUSH in the contest of 30, IL every
TREND OF equal rights will grid his armour and be
vgant and active in the performance of his boundcn
and imperative duty. Tpermost Patriot
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In CHAECERY-TiecisiA-In Northumberland
Circuit Superior Cour. of Law and Chanccry April
Matthew Lnmkin Sheriff of Northumberland cop,,v
Committee Administrator dc bc,s non of Mily r. Bca,
cham, dec d. the said Matthew Lamkn Sheriff aud adj
inisirator Of jane Bcachan and as administrator
Oh William I. Cox, Complainant,
john Grinstead, administrators of Thomas Mel Cox.
deceased, Defendant.
THIS cause came to be heard upon the papers for
merly read, and upon report of Sydnor
made IN pursuance OF the order made in this
mo any ot to which there cxcep-
lion. and argued by counsel upon consideration
Whereof the Court doth adjndgc order aud Decree that
the defendant, John Grnscad, do render before the
Commissioner ofis Court am account of his
ton of the hos bcF Cox decd to be exa,nn.
ca, stated aud reported by the said Commissioners And
tc sad Commissioners moreover dircctcdo take an
account OF all outstanding debts remaining due from the
estate of the said Thomas. distinguishing the dianty
lnefeo whether due by Judgment decree rccognzance
specay, or simple contract; and that he do notify
the creditors of the said Thomas by publication for cah,
weeks previous to the taking ofthe said debts
IN some newspaper printed in the town of Richmond
that the said creditors do appear before him at the time
and place appointed for taking said account and do <
no inc proofs OF their respective claims, and that he
MAKE report to this Court of the matters hereby referred
to him. together with any deemed pertinent by
himself, or required BY any of the parties.
Copy.-Iestc $. A. NJ. LELAND. c. C.
ConMIssIoSrR's OrrIcr.)
Northumberland G. H., April ~ ls:.5
The parties interested in the foregoing decree of the
Court, will take notice, that have appointed Tuesday
The I'D day of June next to the accounts or
dered IN the above decree of the Court on which day
they Will attend at 10 o'clock, at my Office Norhu,nber.
land e. H., with their vouchers c. ready for exainina.
ton and settlement and with office copies of the neccssa-
ry Court papers THOMAS S. SYDNOR
Commissioner Of Me Circuit Superior Court of
La~ md ChanceryJor northumberland Couaty.
April 2I ll5--wSw
NH EDicAL INSTITUTE or PHILADELPHIA.
I've Ihe course of instructions for the following year
Will begin on Monday, pril 9th
sCMMER SESSION.
Lectures:
BY Dr. Nathaniel Chapman, on Practice of Medicine.
DIR. Saml Jackson, NIateria Medic,
Dr. John X. MITCHELL Chemistry
DR. w. +. lIorner, Anatomy
Dr. Thomas Harris, Surgery
DIR John Roll { Institutes Of Medicine &.
Medical Jurisprudence
Dr. ii. l.. Hodge, Obstetrics
WINTER SESSION.
Examinations:
On Anatomy, by DIR. Bell,
Matcria AIcdca, Dr. Jackson
surgery, DIR. Harris
Theory and Practice, Dr. Bell
Chemistry, Dr. Mitchell
Obstetrics, DR. HODGE
,- W. L. HoRNER, Secretary.
APrh q 1l0--12t
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bWlS HILL Generai agent aad Collector will al.
n tend 10 The collection Of bonds accounts and claims
Of every description in the State Of Virginia
Fredericksburg, March 70 f0s-,ctg
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ETANNY KEMBLE.-Fanny Keinblo Buffers jour.
~ nal IS this day received by r. J. SMITH.
Also, further supply Of new fashionable Music for
the piano forte
May g. .c
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ETARMyILLE MUSIC AND FANCY STORE
y GEo. T. b&AUfT keeps constantly for sale. an as
sornet osupcriof Piano For.es (yyh grand actions md
metallic plntc0 from The celebrated manuflctory Of
Mcssrs Dubois Stodart The advantages ofbuying Of
will be- that e buyer runs no risks of injury or loss
which often happen during the voyage from New York
oreyen from Richmond to this ncighborhood aud they
VIII 1orra"tcd and Kept in tune for ~ months Also.
secondhand Pianos, at low prices keyed and plain
Flutes Guitars, Nions Carioncts and other musical in
sruncns. large assortment ofncwcst and standard $50.
SIC for tle Piono, Guitar Flute &c instruction Books
best Roman Strings, Mantelpoco Looking Giasscs sofas
5cttces, Rocking and Fancy Chairs fall kinds &c &c
Wc some Of which al and bcioo the Richmond
prices lO-laii2ml Farmyillc May "a
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VIRGINIA OIL STONE.--rhs highly npprovcd
Of article, celebrated wherever Known for
Sharpening edged tools kept in large quantity at tbe
Hat Warehouse Of g. V. Raymond Richmond The
price having been lately reduced, will make IL dcsra
hie article to every mechanic working in wood and il Is
hoped every one will give IL trial
May23 9o,eSty
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OLD RIP Wv, nide dyc1Ee {!

The following letter is from highly valued CORES
pondent whose sources OF are eqnl 10 any
man in the State of North Carolina What he says,
NAV be depended and the result will prove that he IS
correct Last year, when both parties were IN douo as
to the strength of parties, he forwarded to us statement
which nroycd TO be true the very letter The wings
are welcome TO all the advantages which they may de-
rive from their deccptous statements-theif Joy WIZ %
shortived-for the first party vote at the meeting OF LIE
Legislature will settle the matter.
Extract Of Letter from. NORTH Carolina to the Editors
daled Sept. Is, 1885. :.
The complete returns of our various county eiccuo"s
having been made, think may calculate with enllre
certainty, upon at casias strong ority for the d
nisration the joint ballot this winter, as the last
have doubt but that the hority will be larger by al
least four votes You have doubtless the boast OF
the Wing party, made through their papers, that maJo
ritz of the of North Carolina against the Adn
nisa,ion This shut the stale device rcsred to by them
Ito comfort themselves after drieat) which employed
last winter when the great discovery made that the
constituency OF those who voted against the Mangum IN
structons larger than that of those who voted for
them inas,uch as they represented many of the large
counticsLike all sanguine men, they failed 10 count
the minority in those counties, but put them all down on
their side and claimed large counties whose mem
hers nisrrprcscnlcd their constituents. have, among
other sources of normaton consulted of the old
es, and best Informed gentlemen in The State, whose
views are yet confident than my own.
CANDIDATES
The National Intcgcncer gives us under the head OF
the abilities Of The Dny, extracts from SIX Journals.
The -Ndfi0If lnS'c lnf worcester: ''HsS] y,
Mr.. Wrl,s;.r.-Thr PihSburg G"=chs sets a lde White
and Harrison sans ccrcmonc and boldly declares for MI
Wrbs;rr-T!e boston Daily .7drcrtiScr recommends
each of the Wing States to bring out its own candidate
but adds that Mr. Webster "sccms much The most
Ekrly to unite the support Of the greatest nnmbcr Of the
Hhs party.'-Thc Lyu;srEic JD"rmdl individually pre-
frs Mr.. Clay 10 any living, and after him MI Web
stcr hut cnnfrssrs that circumstances strongly indi
cate Gen Harrison, the Hero of Iippacanoc and the
Thames. to IL tie Wing candidate in the Wtst.'-The
Boston Nns dcnounccs the effort that is making in
Massachusetts, to support Mr.. Van Buren.-Ihe PITS.
bars 1dcocnc prefers Mr.. Clay To any other man, mex!
to Mr. deounccs Lie effort to bring forward
another military clrilan, and declares, that by no
probable combinations Of circumstances can Cen Har
Thus Mc Uhigs 90! They ure split up among different
candidates. and hence the scheme winch is a""t I" run
White, Webster, und lurison in different sections, L.
spill, up the Peoples voes-unIcss Clay should ultimate
" step in to sweep The Wing platter.
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Election in Maine.

There is great gain in the Democratic Ticket-Dun-
lap is reelected probably by majority ranging from
10000 to u, 000-or more.
The Augusta Age states, that the next Senate of
Maine will be composed of t,centy Democrats and fire
FederaSts. Last year, it II Democrats to Fede-
ralsts. In the next House Of Representatives. the Demo
cratic majority will be considerably increased from last
year-but sufficient returns have yet been received
to determine whether the parties will stand to g.
to |, or to l.
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Senatorial IIrrfi0n

Col Parrot,, (Whig.) and Major Good. of Wheeling,
(Rcpubican certainly candidates in the DISTINCT
Col. Mcmillan (Rcp..) OF Brock" county, has with!
drawn-Thc "WrIIshurg Republican, states that IL Is
unable to ascertain whether ca" Prcs,ly Martin, Of Ty-
lcr (Rrp) intends run.--Wr trust that the contest
will be single handed Lctwccn some Republican, candI-
DATE ard Col parriotL
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FETHE Subscriber is DESTROYS to lease for Eve years
n the farm [Spring Garden,] in Hanover, on which
he now resides. To suitable tenant, terms will be
made very reasonable. w. II. ROANE.
Sept. 8. 36-wtf
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EFFECTS OF ABOLITION ~ JAMAlcA.-The following
letter shows the consequences of the emancipation
sures IN the British West Indies. Every body knows
that the ST. Domingo emancipation the extcInna-
ton OF the whites and the white government.
Extract from letter from highly respectable source,
Owing to the impolitic measures of the British Co.
ve'nment IN relation to their colonies, they
Petey ruined that if the King and Parliament were de-
siFouS OF more nnrestraned intercourse between them
and the United States and for that purpose reduced the
heavy charges produce &c. it is now too late as
the negroes om every appearance) will in short time
be the only inhabitants remaining in their West India
settlements Globe.
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HALLEY's CoNET-The comet has increased SO much
IN magnitude and brightness to be visible in ordinary
hand telescopes, or spy glasses. This morning. at
o'clock its position about degrees the left of
Kappa Arrigoe Tomorrow morning the sky is clear,
tmay be ooketior in the Northeast nearly in line join
ing the planet Jupiter and the star Capela little below
the centre Of the line. 1t will probably soon be family
visible to the naked eye and may perhaps even now be
dscerned BY practised observer-Yate College SEP.
TENDER 81. f
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MISIsrEE TO SpAIs.-Thc New York Gazette contains
an extract from letter, dated Liverpool. August 22d,
1855, relative the Hon. Mr. Barry. The writer says
"Thc American Minister, (Ar Dary to the Court of
Spain, is stopping ut the house with myself His
sleeping apartment is directly opposite mine, and if can
form opinion from what hear and see, he is much
likely To go very shortly, far longer journey than
from hence Madrid lie appears 10 be rapidly sinking
under consumption. scarce ever quits his bed and
coughs continually. learn he in wresched healtl,
previous to leaving the United States, and hardly
ever out of his berth during the passage"
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1t supposed that during the last three months 5000
negro slaves have been carried through this place
their way to the West and Southwest
abingdon Statesman,