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M0YCE
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

I'D III = 10 VI 7 . " = - =
ALL persons Indebted Id the estate OF
David Crutibeckef Iate Ol Brown td#n.
ship, Carroll county Ohio, DECEASED, are
hereby called upon 10 make imiiediato
pa yrienl to the Undersigned; and all those
having claims against said estate are aG
lhotized 10 present them, legally proven,
for settlement Within twelve months from
this date.
ABSAEOM CRAIG,
MAY 6, 1886. .-,.-..s--.--...--a
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NOTICE 20 CONTRACTORS.
.VNROPOSALS will be received by The
undersigned, on The 10th day Of June
next, for the building ola meeting Honse'
at the Tent, near Rober. Watson 3 10 Uni
on Tp., Carroll cointy, Ohm. The house
to be Sc BY 26 feet, shingIed and weather
boarded, he contractor TO find thc mate
duIs. A plan 6llhe house may be seen Oh
said dey.
WAi. LINDSAY, Cnn,o,;pt'., s
JOHN RANKIN,
North Union, May 20, 1885.
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STATE OF OHIO, CO
CARROLL COUNTY,, w.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS,
Vacation after November Term, 1885.
Robert Craven, Admin I
istrator oCJOshua Almonds 1stg;o, II
deceased, ,su re5i o.
onds, ct ais. J .,s
The said defendants are hereby hotlh-
ed that, for the purpose Of paying debts
against the estate ofthe said Joshua Am
onds, deceased, The said Robert Craven
as administrator of said estate, did on The
| lth day Of FebrHHty A. d. 1896, fle
his petltlod in the Office Of the Clerk oi
The Court Of Common Pleas Of said eoHh'
ty ptayldg an dtdsf Or Said eddrt to sell
The following described ldhdj ID Wit: The
West half of The NOtlH West duaflef 81
section thirteen, township thirteen and
range five Of the lahds directed TO be SOLD
at SteubehRlllg, o, And that The DoNei
of said Phebs Amends III said premises be
assigned Ret- which said petition will
stand for hearing at the next term Au-
gus : Term, 1885, of said court;
VIM. JOHNSTON;
Attorney iot petitioner
NAV 9th, 1885.
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NEW GOODS

IND PLENTY OF THEJM!!!
r have just received a new and splendid
stock Of
Dry Goods, Groceries,
Hardware, QueenSTGre,
Cutlery, &c. &c, &'e.
which will sell as low as any Olher in
the coun!y-you that want to see good
assortment call and examine duality
price, &c.
am determined 10 sell at q small ad
vance especially as some say ftr the rino
or pc ~ter dollars. 30 in for the right
kind Of stuff, only call and examine for
yourselves as | shall at all times be rea-
dy and willing to wait on you, and give
you bargains.
II. A. STIDGER.
CdrrOllton. June IL, 1885.
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Congress- The bills for the admission
of Michigan and Arkansas into the union,
and for adjustment of the Northern boun
Diary Of this State, have furnished materi
al for quite an angry debate In the House
of Representatives. There can be no
doubt, we think, that the bills, creating
the new states, will pass before The ad
iournment Of The present session. The
bill establishing the NOrthera boundary,
on the 7th inst (the question being on
its engrossmenO was on motion of Mr.
Thomas, of Md. laid on the table, by the
casting vote OF the Speaker, Mr. Polk.
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Oy-TheL1dy's Book for June has been
received 1t will be seen by reference to
the prospectus, Ia this paper, that the pub
Usher the Lady's Book, associated with
two other gentlemen, is about to CON-
mence the publication ofa weekly news
paper, to sc called the SATURDAY News,
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The subscrbers hare jtst receired from
Philadelphia IL Pittsburgh,
And are now opening at their Store, on
the corner Of
Market and LtSJon Streets,
MERCHANDISE

1NVer brought to this section Of fle
h country amoog which con be found
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IN0R SAMMa

June II, 1886.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-14
PUBLIC MEETING IN PETERSBURG.


At meeting Of the Democratic party. held pursuant
10 public notice the Court House of this Town, the
evening Of Saturday, 9th of January: 1885, for the pur
pose Of appointing Delegate TO The Democratic State
Convention 10 be held in Richmond the lllh inst
on motion made and seconded Col Daniel &. Butts was
called to The Chair and H. Hanes appointed Secretary.
The object Of the meeting having hecn explained by
the Chairman, motion made md seconded, it was
Rrs0i1cd, That Committee Of FIVE gentlemen be APP
pointed by the Chair, draft suitable preamble and
resolutions, preparatory TO carrying out the purposes OF
the meeting
Wherru upon, the names Of the following gentlemen
were announced as composing said Committees Capt.
d. r. Branch, DR.. &. H. May, VIM. Clarke, Esq, Capt.
VIM. Pannill, and cambridge spottswood, Esq.-who
having retired Tor the purpose Of framing returned and
reported the following, Preamble and Resolution:
htrc0S large portion Of the citizens Of Petersburg,
friendly to the present Administration Of the General
Governmrnt, approving the objects Of the Democratic
State Convention be holden in the City Of Richmond,
on Monday, the th ins-and whereas, they desire
to be reprrsrnted in said Convention, bc il therefore
Rtsclpfd, That - -- be appointed 10 repre-
sent The Democratic Republican party IF Petersburg in
the Convention aforesaid.
On motion made and seconded, it resolved unani.
mousy That the blank in the above resolution, be filled
with the name of Capt. David f. Branch.
Ii vas further Resoeed That the above proceedings
BE- published in the American Constellation and the
Richmond Enquirer-whcn, upon motion made and Sc
conded, the meeting adjourned.
DANIEL G.. BUTTS, Chairman.
Ii. HISrs Sccrcl1ry
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interview with each Of these gentlemen and autho-
knowledge agency either directly indirectly in the
capture Of Mr. Ross and Mr.. Payne and that they
slider an unusiabe act and regret that it took place
The first information that Mr. ScEermerhorn had of
the occurrence, received by him through the public
prints while at Tuscaloosa, AlabaDa and Immediately
thereafter he left for the Cherokee country, to do what
might be conceived necessary for their release He does
not believe that this act authorized BY any agent or
olcer OF the United States but that the unauio-
rizrd of the Sergeant of the Guard in The absence Of
Col. Bishop.
We are also happy to state, the authority o! the
Commissioners, that there is prospect Of very general
attendance at the proposed council which it is thought
treaty will b. effected
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-14
ABOLITION in NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Ertraet Of letter from respectable Citizen to member
nf/ u,ure intel

Etfract Of letter from respectable cH!:cH fo neIer
Of Congress, da!ed
New HAMPSHIRE, BRADFORD, Oct. y, 1873.
My Dear Sir-That you may know the general SEN
timent of his town. in regard 10 The Abolition excite
lnent, communicate what took place here yesterday.
Agreeaby 10 previous notice given by the Congrega-
tonal Minister that discourse would be delivered at
the Meeting House. Monday, the 2ls instant the
subject Of Sarcry by the Rev Mr. Sors, large portion
of citizens assembled. The government Of the town
forbid the Of the Meeting House. hail not far dis
tant obtained. and the Grafton coinmenced but
shortly tumut commenced outside and under the hall,
which interrupted the discourse that the speaker sud
he must shorten it and come 10 Il close.
have not any thing since my residence here
(Which has been about5O years. that has much arous-
ed the inhabitants Of the town Had it not been for tho
penalty law, believe the would have been car
red out Of town.
The expression Of perhaps nineenths of the town IS
decidedly against all inammatory proceedings that arc
calculated to weaken the union of the States: or array
the inhabitants of the South against the Not-Gto1f.
The Cassvle Pioneer of the 18th ult. contains the
following explicit and authorized denial OF the charge OF
arrssng Ross and Payne which has been SO universally
imputed by the Opposition press, to the United States
Commissioners. The Pioneer says:
John Ross and John Houcard Paync.-We have seen
it stated in several prints that the capture and detention
of the above gentlemen were caused at the nsgation
Of the United States Commissioners. We have had an
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-14

"Democritus CLAIMS the right Of form: hi:<wn judg.
ment and express his opinions reey Of the public
conduct of pubie men, without accountability, except at
the bar public opuion-and this right shall never be
IF This xpaatiun shall happen to prove satisfactory,
the author will be graticd-lf not, he add nothing
more, which 10 him at this time, not having the
article before hnl-bu to repeat that he altogether dis.
all the aims p and ss to WHICH he ssplcs
DEMOCRlTUS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-14
JrESTERf DIEH;S.

Extract Of a Letter from .Nesc Orleans, Dec. %.
GA desire to the magnificent improvements in
Pennsylvania induced 10 take The slow canal route TO
pusburg, which afforded Inc good opportunity Of az
cerlaning the sentiments of the People in the INTERIOR
on the Presidential question feel no hesitation in ha
zardng the opnon that the little Magician will carry
the State by clear ory Of twenty thousand Many
LEADING friends Of Rilner sustaining him ,carmty-
My trip down also enables me 10 speak of Ohio, Ken.
lucky and Mississippi, In Ohio, consider the battle
having been fought and won.-ln Kentucky, White has
no party: Van will beat him in that State with much
ease and am not sure but that he will carry the State
against any man but Webster cannot be supported
in that State regret 10 say from the best information
can get that Mississippi is lost 10 US for the present;
very much fear old Pons will be elected TO the Senate
This is, however not certain1hc abolition question
has brcn used with great eif~c;-Thc people in Mssis
sipp arc more sensitive than in any other Stac-l do
not consider the election of Governor fair tcst-Run
nells it seems advocates the great Railroad from
Nashville 10 New Orleans. The River Counties are
much opposed TO it, and have gone masse against him
Most these counties have heretofore given large mao
rites for the Administration. Think too his advcsa
rvs name (Lynch) has given hin, some yoes-lt is
very Difficult, matter TO ascertain the complexion Of the
Legislature; but all doubts will soon be over
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-14
FOR IIlE ENC CiRER.
A "a Dh


The author of an article signed "Dcmocritus," pub.
lshed in The :Enquirer Of the 2!hh uIt being informed
that exception has been taken TO it, and the name OF the
author demanded by some h'd person, wishes 1t 10 be
distinctly UNDERSTOOD that he does not recognize the pro-
prety of any such CALL and declines entering into any
personal controversy uprn subject, wholly and e1clu-
sively of political character
Whilst The author, however, declines to answer to the
CALL in The mode proposed he is disposed to do that Vo,
UNFAIRLY which, by other means could not be extored
from hn,-bccause he would not do Mr. Gilner any IN
territorial I'M usticc.
In the first place. then it part of The author
object 10 impeach Mr. Gmers moral character asa man,
and fer the plain reason that he knew nothing to auho.
rise tie eachmenand if he had and felt disposed
10 make it, would not seek masked battery from be-
hind which 10 throw his missiles in assaillns the pT
sonal reputation of any The author, in the OBJ
noxious article considered that he had distinctly placed
himself on this ground but if msconcrred hopes that
this explanation will be found acceptable,
If the noduS opcrandt has been deemed c1ccPonabte
by MIR. Giner his friends, all that "Drmocritus has
to say upon thai subject may be comprised in few
words-Hc membsr of the late Baltimore Con.
venton, and when his article shall be compared with
Mr. Glmcrs TRADE upon that body and It's nominee, the
article itself will be found to be but humble imitation
of the epthe.s and Liberal aspersons, so avshy
hcaped upon that Assembly.
Without an impeachment of Mr.. Gilmers head, be-
yond due bounds, denying to him portion OF po
ca information it is impossible to come TO the con-
clusion that he not better acquainted with Mr. Van
Burens political and character than grossly
have misrepresented him. IT, therefore, MIR. G. chooses
to place the question that ground them in the esu
nation of the author has he grossly misrepresened the
character Of man, about whose true character he was
ignorant Should want Of information be ayowed
then Democritus' takes back what he has said abou
the "suggesto tasi and "suppresso 0eri, and places
the whole matter upon this new aspect of the case
What "Democrus" has said, about the Iteration Q
Offices" with view to fill them.wus corollary iron
the fact that Mr. G. aided to create office, and 10 IL
its c1uolunents which he afterwards filed This is no
denied and an attempt to JUSTIFY before the pub
lie, and that public will judge with arghteous Judgment
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-14

We shall publish the Proceedings Of the Legislative
Convention in next.-1he heller SHELTER Wing is
pleased to say that the Electoral Ticket, sis the weakest
ever put before the People of Virgnu. one could
expect the Wing speak well Of t-or of the Conven.
ton it,e-or of any Of its proccedngs-tor sounds the
knell OF the Wing candidate in this State. The Electo-
raj Ticket is the same, with some exceptions, which
was SO trumphanty elected by the People of Virginia,
in lS32One of the former Electors could not be taken,
because he was thrown into the same District with
another Elcctor-Another has removed out of the State
and is firm friend of NJ. Van Buren,. Two Of them
have been changed because they known to be oppos
cd to him. In three other Districts, The old Electors
were not ascertaincd be the friends of Van Buren,.
One Of the old Electors declined the honor of nomna-
ton and is placed the head Of the Van Buren, Cores
bonding Committee of his county. Republican of
This City who elected by the Legislature to fill the
23d place has not been renomnacd because the Tor
rnc Ecc,o Of the District is still here. But this 23d
Eccor is now placed at The head cf the Central Com:
mittce We mean odious comparisons with the old
Electors when we say that all the new nominees are
gentlemen Of the seInest Republican principles and
Of the highest responsibility Of character.
Two only of the former Electors ere positively known
to be against Martin Van Buren,. We have one name
upon the list which from peculiar circumstances; is a
host within itself We refer to the venerable Andrew
Russell of Washington county, who has been Republic
can Elector from the election Of Thomas Jefferson down
10 the present day.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-14

mts Of hut one erpanaO enp'cdtOn, the Frenchca
D--that silence is confession 81 Judgment Who is the
priry counsellor of the ln.egcnccr-who it is thai has
furnished its columns by openly taking the side of France
against his country is the only question that re-
mains to be answered
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FUN TIT. F-VW
TIE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE, AND MR. EENDAl


TIE ALENNNUKIN ENLETTE, IND MIX. NFNUAI-L'S
REPORT.
The OF COMMUNICATION in which the Alexandria Guzcc
Report the Postmaster General honorable
pco spirit editor. In these violence
and political persecution it suu,bng the agonlscd scnsrs OF
the with which, while classes
itself on the great political divisions Of the
try rupaJIc Of rendering justice TO its opponents.
This OF unanmiy have had frequent occasion to adj
nirs in the editor of the Alexandria Gazette and
his exunplo the imitation OF the editorial fraternity OF
which culs forth these remarks
tak he tho excellence of the production which
has received his ruosy r. kendus Report sable ono
md contains evidence Of his having with
ability complicated department which he prcsdrs
rrqurcd only industry but rs. business talents 10
involved that department the short
months, and place them the ucid ore and
condition which they exhibited in Sir. Kcnduils
Report.
This mcagrc editorial cauluu and official merit,
tho sentiments OF 4 FlRGINlAN.
Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-14

UEATHS.
Depurcd This lr II, Tho Mines Tavern, his place OF resi-.
dnce in CheG,ere 9Th inst Mr.. Grandson b. Woodbridge,
in , 3, y-u Of aer poncted and lingering disease,
which vas rendered fatal addition Of bilious pcusy-ieav-
inp an nmnbc children md kind mother TO onoan
,he irrrparube relations sad end to lament
his various relations Of husband iathc 'cas'
friend master he acquitted himself WIN great
scolecons OF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-14
THE, CARD.


The Wing has thai AXIS for recalling attention 10
the Card which, published in last.--Ihe Printer s
Deca has really dedsrHcd in correcting i,and made
the confusion Of the Proofsheet worse conoundcd.-
We are under the necessity OF giving corrected edition
of (which is follows:
CAED.-Wc did not nor hear OF the gentemanly
Card OF Thomas w. GiIner in the Wing OF Friday las'
until alter the appearance OF our last paper. lnat
important individual unable TO vindlcate himself
against the chlrges have brought against him, re-
sorts to the very slang and coarse personal WIN
peratton' which he is pleased to charge upon u.s. we
shu he excused we hope as we cannot c"ndrscenu 10
notice the jnlse assertions, which We exposed NEAR
thirty months past and which hd in utter Sc0rH ma
dcrL"n-Thry The assertions ofone, who blinks the
serious charges against himse-and who, repeal and
appeal to his Gard for the confirmation OF the pc
lure, ~ sly, cunning, and nsdious-nnd as finished
Jesuit US was ever bred al ST. Oilers.
Directors Of the Farmers Bank OF Virginia and Branches:
for the year 1896:
RICHMOND.
By M E1ecutrc-php NJ Nicholas, James Rawlings, James
sss ssi Dsny Joseph 'A"
s"''"s Reeve With" TSS%5kS F''''H''
BY M @ % lon G"p,0"
By StOekhoders-Myet Myers, n MosoI*y Richard
D''"''"' NsA''' H. G rEPERssUh Conn Cooke
Bytae Robart,on, John " Wilcox, Wilu"
Corn., Robert Boiling Stephen G. Wells, Thomas Whiiwoh,
Benjamin b. Bum", Henry Dusser
By StGekholdersSamue modocu James Macarnnd Pat
rick Durkn, David Dunlop, John Dunn.
FREDERICKSBURG
By the E.ecutreCRer L. Stevenson, John Grny, William c.
BoaIe George Hamilton, John H. Wallace, Thomas H. Bolts John
J. Berry, John Hart.
By SOekArrs-s-muel Goroa Stephen J. Dlayd0s Beverly
r. Wrllorl Anthony Buck, Reuben Y 1iion.
LYSCHBURG.
By Ls E1ecatreJohn NJ Warwick Samuel Miller, Colin Buck
nc John e. M.cm, Lorenzo Nowel Samuel MeCoke, William
Daniel, Jr., Nathan II. Thornton
By e SeshUdtWr,. Radiovd Christopher Winice, Richard
Ty's' Ammo" Hancock w iIsG Sm'sj Il
By the EIatrrJamrs ~ Mason Abraham Miller, J"hn Bruce
Jucob cuunoy Robert T. Baldwin, Richard W. Burton, George F.
Washing ton, James S,ackEor>r.
By sOshody-Jo,rph H. SherrurI Richard E. Byrd, Rich
ard ]. Nick. Holiday, John w. Miller John E. Pusc
DANNiLLE
By the ElceHst-Tiona Ra was, George W. Johnson Robs
W. Williams, Robert Ross.
BY StorkhOders-Robcr Wilson, James D. Patton, Eu.tucs
Hunt
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We cordially congratulate the Republicans OF Flrg nIa
The keystone of the Arch is safe. The Republican
party is consolidated-Thc friends Of Wolf and MuL
lcnberg have reunited and rallied the E!ecto
raj Ticket Not doubt can exist Of its splendid sue
cess in the mean time while uniting, the Wings
are scattering into divisions and tilering to pipccs-
The following is a letter with which have been ia
voycd from Harrisburg:
TO 7YlE EDITORS OF TIE ENG UIRER.
"QEcc otMe Pcnusyirania RrpOrtcr:}
HAEEIsBrRG, January 8, 1886
"Prcsusning that it would not be unacceptable to you
to be advised Of the result Of the deliberations Of the De-
mocratc Convention which assembled in this place yes
terday,l have vcnturcd to address you the subject
and communicate the gratifying intelligence, that The
Electoral Ticket framed in March last, and pledged to
the support Of Van Buren, aud Johnson: nominal
ed confirmed, and formally recommended 10 the support
of the Whole Republican party Of this Commonwealth.
''hiS result the torerunnrr Of most glorious tr
umph of democracy at the coming elections; and the
did among the Wings and Anti NIasons appear will
ling to acknowledge that neither Harrison any other
Federal candidate, stands the slightest chance Of obtain
ing the electoral vote Of Pennsylvania.
ERest assured, sir, that the keystone Stale will again
be found true to her principles. An unfortunate div
a season, under Anti Masonic dominion and Elsrulc
ties adjusted all grievances healed and the Republicans
ward in the spirit Of union and harmony, conquer
ing and to conquer.
The glorious 9Th celebrated by an entertainment
al Wilson's Hotel, last evening. Both sections Of the
party participated in the festivities OF the occasion, aud
the celebration emphatical!y meeting Of brethren
Of the political faith
NJ Upwards Of 100 delegates attenrG the Conventions
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-14
WASIIINGTON'S WRITINGS.

We have received the 9TH and 9Th voIumes-and the
work grows interest Every step of it contributes to
enlarge respect and admiration for the character Of
George Washington. We most cordially concur i'll the
following recommendations signed by several feowciti
zcns and members Of the Lcgsati and Executive De-
parlmrnts.Mr Sparks is entitled TO most grateful
Acknowledgements for the Invaluable present he has made
to his country
undersigned have received volumes Of tho Writings of
Washington, compiled by Jared Spuks We have examined them
interest satisfaction, truly say, thu,
ara more than realized. NJ Spark.
portions Of Wassion Writings with much and judgment,
great ability industry the materials lie la.
gathered, illustrations with which tho work
ed The appendix zach volume brings view the aud
which t1ansrircd during his brilliant This
portion Of the work nave tho Editor much labor mud
search la, been gathered fran the authentic md
forms interesting o! tho wok-Th valuable production,
un!udn. ria character Washington cona
feelings every fgniaubut cn:!ed TO c support Of
every Il brings still bo;c acquainted with his ehuac
took in the questions which brought the Revolution" hh the dee?
devotion lines manifested for the interests 81 his county,
manners will be liberal putIonsug
4 work, which 80 richly dcsrrrcs encouragement
JLTfLEios w. TAzEwELL, WTHDnAN R0rERIsoS,
D,BSEr CAnR, SAMUEL TAYLOR,
WIN. BR0cKESnRoUGH, Jas. l.. HEATH,
DISIL. y. WILsoS Wa. II. MACE kLiHr.
Richmond, january 1896.
Sir:- with much pleasure the i've Volumes Of
edtcby Jnrcd Sparks styled the Writings OF Washington aud
entitled the patronage of the public Many
carly history and the history ou ne
N" s "S n % s
@ . a Sc ns nn s ~ %
cd The Father his Country The appended to the work by The
D.e ~h & to- sn D bnS s E%s
of the history .: our country. ionrs, rrs:ectu!y
We pcrused the foregoing o,hc work. styled
The Writings Il" Wahingon,' and in the opinion hat
is entitled TO the patronage Of the public.
FE,Sc,s T.. RrrEs, Tlo, J. RAsooLrr,
LINZ BS*xs, W. p. Corr
.IlUGu a. GAKLASp, SAMUEL 3. SERVANT,
]. +. EE"wS, JHo. Il. EEsIOH
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MARRIAGES.
NE A TI.JS

Married. 9th Dcc 1895 by the Rev Mr. Elicit George
" raylri E,u Gorilla Pr eldest daughter Of Ffyof han
lima Of James City county. vs..