davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-04-13

.r.1 "A preachers of the gospel 70 tue nea'h-
!, Have said anything like it, think
-, fal In the same note you say, that
rublicly pronounced large portion Of the
T,;snnial Convention TO be robbers and
menstealers. IL did, il was wrong. But
! have NO other means Of conviction than
,estimonY-your own and that OF Mr.. Wright
How many others, know not. MY own
recollection does not serve me 10 'nls Case
7 we'll recollect being questioned by Mr..
Wright and that did admit the president
and MANY members of the Convention were
shareholders. This did not know. l
onlv knew they were from slaveholdlng
States / had no-inclination at that time
and place to contest the position SO strongly
maintained by him, that all shareholders
should be accounted menstealers, robbers,
&c. But was inclined to,resistthe con-
clusion that all who cooperate with them
should be so accounted. If admitted the
former. think il was for the sake Of argu-
ment - that we might come directly at the
latter. az My present sentiments are, land
know not that they have undergone any
change since the time referred to- that
shareholders in some cases are as guilty as
menstealers, in other cases far less guilty
and ia few cases = two of which have
already named-innocent.
Allow me to name one case more. A
person finds himself in possession of old
and decrepit slaves, who have been worn
out in his own service or in that of hi:
masters. He now wishes TO do right. AL
will say il is right TO maintain them if hi
can. He may not liberate them and sene
them out destitute. He is not able to dis
pose Of his other property and remove will
his slaves to free State. 1t seems to mi
that in this case the relation of master ant
slave must remain. The assent which
gave TO the first clause Of the twenty frs
resololion-"the time has come to suspend
fellowship with Shareholders" was not in
tended to apply to these exceptions. (5)
DANIEL HAscALL.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-04-13

might destroy him." gather romthe
that there was nothing in the !
laws or customs of that country against
a mans going into field of corn, on any
day but the Sabbath, and taking what he
needed to satisfy hunger. Provisions were
so abundant that the people - even the
Pharisees cared nothing about that, but
it was the infringement Of Christ and the
disciples on the sanctity Of the Sabbath,
that they found fault with. QD The
law, or commandment "Thou shalt not
steal," most surely implies that men have
a right to own different kinds of property.
And i: have paid my money for horse,
and there has been no theft or fraud prae-
;iced in any previous transfer, I suppose
you will admit that the horse is mine, as
much as the house you bought is yours.
If that is the case, fugitive slave has no
more right to take this horse without my
consent, than hundred of the famishing
English paupers would have TO take the
house Of Joseph Surge by force - drive
its occupants from it, and dispose of it
for thei: benefit; or than they would
have to take thousand dollars from Geo.
Thompson without his consent, to provide
food for themselves and families. Altho'
Nathan T. Sprague may be morally
bound to impart half his substance to aid
the slaves, or the needy nearer by, yet
ask, what Bible, and especially what New
Testament license can be found for them
to come and take it without his consent
You say-"Of such things as come in
their way they may make the unsuitable
appropriation so far as they are in :per-
ishing need This the practice Of the
disciples, under the Savlor's sanction more
than justifes," &c. think the verses
have quoted in addition to those you men
toned, do away the force of the appIica-
ton you designed, altogether. For in
the case of taking the corn, ii was by
| um1versal consent Of those who oaoned it.,
so free, that the most virulent enemies of
Christ did not accuse him of the least
trespass in taking it. 1t was only because
he took it on the. Sabbath-day. You
know that in 'old orchard times in this
country, the owners themselves, by COM
mon consent, allowed people to partake of
this fruit without asking leave. But here,
as in the days of the Savior, we have no
evidence that this general consent has
ever been girem to men to take horses or
boats, or asses, or camels withou; asking.
| (12) And l think your last quotation,
'resst not evil goes as strongly against
taking my horse without my consent, as
it does against using violence on my per-
son, should ] stand in the way of the
fugitive while escaping. And in closing,
l will repeal, that were my daughters in
bondage, and l believed they had a per
feet moral right to 60 according to the
foregoing instructions, l think I should
act rery pnwissly to advise them publicly
to do it. l3) J. HoLcoMB.
Brandon. April /, 1912
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-04-13

guiltless. as l hold, under any possible Cir
cumstances. He who does it is sinner.
Whenever he repents of this sin, and in
heart abandons it, and sets his hands about
accomplishing the work which his heart
has decreed, he is no longer stakeholder,
whatever violent restraints the law places
upon him.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-04-13
EDITORIAL NOTES.

(l) Presume brother Hascall is correct
as to the comparative extent OF his remarks
and mine. Have not hooked to see, and
shall not probably. 1t is of less conse-
quenco to the reader to know and consider
how much has been said, than to know and
consider vbat has been said. Thank
brother Hascall, heartily. for his msrciful
conclusion not to tax me or the readers Of
the Telegraph with following him over
the same ground again.
(2) The Great Teacher gave US rule
by which we can know all that it is need
full for US to know of mems hearts. 1t runs
thus:-"By their fruits we shall know
them" After all, we NEEDLE less with the
"heorts' Of men than with their practices.
The individual who kills another inten-
tionally, we denounce" as a murderer.
Those classes Of people, who join to.
getEer and carry on wholesale mansteal-
ing, Systematically, we sometimes de-
nounce" as brotherhood of thieves and
robbers" Those who profess to be fol.
lowers Of Christie be governed by his
golden rule: whatsoever ye would that
men should do unto you, doye even 50 to
Them" and at the same time enslave and
imbrute their fellow beings, we occasion
ally "denounce" as "hypocrites." In all
this we do not necessarily NEEDLE with
more than their practices. There is nj
undue judging Of the heart, in calling hin
a manstealer who steals men, and him I
hypocrite who processes holiness and prac
tices iniquity, more than there is in calling
him drunkard who gets drunk, or hin
an adulterer who defiles his neighbor'
wife," The difficulty is, reformers taxi
il upon them to disturb the consciences o
the guilty, and this is not popular.
(S) l pen these hasty notes just on tn
eve Of leaving town, so that | have not tim
to recur to his precise language. And
is of no importance in disposing ofthe ma
ter. One thing is certain - Brother Has
call advocated the continuance of cooper
ation with shareholders in preaching III
gospel to the heather. Now to do such,
thing Is either consistent or ineonsisten
He may have it which way il pleases hin
1.-the former, was correct in the stat,
ment OF my view which he takes up.
the latter, why. be only acknowledges th
he advocates an acknowledgements is a
and / in that case stand thus corrected
f4) Whether brother Hascall made Il
admissions he did, for the sake of arg
ment" merely. or for other purposes.
know not. He was understood to ada
that shareholders were manstealers. II
now wishes TO say that he did not int
90 70 be understood, he is entitled to
bsnefs % Of the explanation. No one
disposed 70 bold him to words which
did not wish or intend to use. Only
wan. to know what ground he does oc
OF. Let him stand in one place or anc
er.
(5) To be Shareholder is to hold pr
erty in man. No man can do this and
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-04-13

with him, but on y for the priests Or
have ye not read in the law, how that on
the Sabbath-days the priests in the temple
profane the Sabbath, and are blameless Z?
Bu: say unto you, that in this place, is
one greater than the temple. But if We
had known what this meaneth, will have
mercy. and no! sacrifice, We would not
have condemned the guiItless. For the
Son of man is Lord even of the Sabbath.
day. And when he was departed thence,
he went into their synagogue: and, be-
hold, there was man which had his
hand witbered. And they asked him,
saying, Is it lawful 10 heal on the Sab
bath-days! that they might accuse him.
And he said unto them, what man shall
there be among. you that shall have one
sheep. and if it fall into pit Oh the Sab
halliday, will be not lay hold on ii, and
lift il out2 How much then is a man
better than a sheep2 Wherefore it is
lawful to do well on the Sabbath
Then said be 20 the man, stretch forth
thine hand. And he stretched il forth
and it was restored whole. like as the
other. Then the Pharisees went ont and
held council against him, how thew
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-02
S 81 +; s. ( :. e. I: y. $,

iit">f. Ills ate no longer among those Of i.s,t
a'iiiii. iheY have passed away from the hu,,itts
ae daiiy anchoi upon the tide Of exyeriu,en. "a Nj
slttd eelft Tie pubic as high IA reputation lnl =, w"
I'els shl3 20 IA All parts OF tia United states. III, -,
dIs ieNls, Mexico and the West indies "a ana
that has been prepared lot the re!ief Of u'
They have been introduced wherever It vas frug 2
carry them, and there but lc.s that d., a.
some ramafkable evidences Of their good en;.t-
certificates that have been pre- cned Il The pr,, u.
21,UDb upwards OF five h'ndtci If ,vl.h al I- eoso
practising pin! iail'. wh5 Inc n2s; Competent nd
their Iaerit. - 81
Often ha}r the pc.f .t.uei J., tbs medicine h. -
SUBJECT U editorial comment in various nen.pa,c s
IOana= and il may i'm trnth he asserted Tia, = @.'
zinc II the kind has eS Cd testimonials of
Tue than attached To this. "a
They are in general use family nc lcine and H.
thousands Of families who declare they are ne,,r go
fed unless they have a supply always On hand
The haze rival ~ culiag and preventing Billtq =
ycrs Fever and Asuc, Dyspepsia. Liver Complaints, 81
Headache, Jaundicc. A.na, ltsorsy, thcnaiisn Etl,
Of The Spleen Piles. cho.e. Female 0b>trar ions IL
Burn, Furr,d Tongue, Nausea, lstenun of the Sta.n.t
and Bowels ncipcnt Dar-hra, Flatalel nee H,htu,l
tvcness Loss OF Appetite, Bptehcd Saow CsnpI,,i
aud in all 81 oipor OF the els, where ctl
aperient is needed. They cNcecduel, mid =,
their operation, producing neither nausoa, gripping nor h
ty.
The efficiency of these Pills so well known a,1 IT,,
gcncra that furthcr comment is considered unp,
sdfy.
PREPARED By Jos. pRtGSrG.Y PETERS, NJ u Va ~,
Liberty street, New York. Each box contains 10 Pills
Price % cents
=. BE careful and enquire for Peters Vegetable Pill
Ihsy FOR sale in lyns,bufg Al tie Drug Stores At
u. H. LYMAN
i. S.lABI.ER, and
IDNEl DAVIES,
Agents
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-02
Prom he .Ntis l'hrb YtiLM..
aS>SET-Fs gN tsy tx

Slowly, seFcnrly now he sinls 10 rest
Behind tho towering tleghaoies. In
In the To- ed alleys Of his gcnial Wei
li- woos the peace which man not a'e uat MAJ
Well may thu land in proud remembrance boar
The elerics Of lis long bright summer dats
Its storms subdred, ils skies which liadljet efe
A. hip he moved on HI, majestic wy
Long shall ii muse Ger his bcnignant sahs
In darker following hours Nh so 300 long
Fullsoon tie glaanc.s 81 his morning ray
Shall wake all heart. u c,etae} and saes
Behold even now the blaakne.s disappears.
And has risen orb shall dry the natioaa a.sfs'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-02
350ftiCal.
THE BLIND kseA
Uriiicn by Miss liamai F. Gould.


MUsic ny nYNrsTEn.
Oh tell me the form Of the spft summer air,
That ,ossts gently the csrls Of my hair,
hbresttes my lip, ard it fans m, warm ehseh,
Ys, give. me no answer though often sr,ak
feel it play DER me refreshing and kind,
Yet cannot touch tim blind, oh I'm blind
And ma.-. wha, is it ard Where does II dwell
Isink and mount with is cadence and sNsll'
While touched m, heaf viii ats doef 'lnllns strain
Till pleasure. till pleasure is turning To pain
whai brightness Of hue l. with musir combined
VIII any orc tell me I'm blind, 81 I'm blind
The perfumes Of flower. tlat arc towering aiGh,
What they what kind Of wings do laos ly
Arc not they sweet angels that come To delight
A poor little Boy that knows nothing of sight
The sun, moon and stars 10 underlined,
Oh tell rac what light is-i'm blind oh I'm lind
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-02
NOTICE..

FHNlf. subscribers have formed Go partnership in the
n business Of Transporting Freight and Passengers
ON the James River aud kanawha Canal between Rich
inond and lynehburg, under the firm OF Boyd. Edmond
\ Davenport. James NJ Boyd, Robert Edmond. and
Isaac DaycnPort. Jr alone authorized to sign the
name OF said firm to contracts any debt, debts or 10
make any engagements whatever Of said Co
partnership which shall be binding on the other Go
ners James NJ. Boyd will supcrnlcnd the business in
lynchburg. and Robert Edmond and Isaac Davenport.
IT., IN Richmond BOYD, EDMOND x co, and
John Blair Shephcrdson, Tu,wilcr s Go.
March "a &c
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-02

NlRGlNlA:-At Court held for Bedford County.
the 3oth day OF March I, lsi2:
On the motion ot Job Sharp and Joseph Baync and
wllc lceaces OF George Dooley, deceased il ordered
that all persons having claims against the estate of the
slld George D.oley deceased. d, exhibit the same for
settlement to William B. Doolcy and John Sharp FIX
ccntots OF sad Eearge Dooley. within SIX months from
THIS day and that copy OF this order be inserted in
some newspaper published in the town of Lynchburg for
eight weeks successfully and posted the front door of
the Courthouse et this county two successive court
days \ Cnpy--icstc.
KO. {. MITCHELL, C.. nc.
Ap,l sw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-02
From Hie Bath (.'kaine) Telegraph
DlSGRaCEEUL. RIOT Ar BOWDOIN cor
IEGE

From gentleman officially connected with Bowdon
College, we informed, that on Thursday evening
S' one OF The most arocous riots broke among the
seents belonging 10 this r2yercd and time honored in
siteton, that hes darkcncd and disgraced the an
frls q New England. Oar informant states that e
Sfes o;years the students this College have conduc
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-02
'AOys and Fancy Goods.

VIII. subscriber would inform his friends and the
II public generally, that he has Just received an nd
dtiional supply Of TOYS ND FANCY GOODS OF
every description Also Victims, Violin Strings. Bac-
CANNON Boards Chess Boards and Chess Men, Domi
noes Batllcdoor Paddles. Gaces Hair and Tooth Brush
es, smut Boxes, Work Boxes, SILK Purses. Ar
cordians, Flutes, Flies Also lot of American Ielh
osraph Prints, at very low prices for cash only
&. w. lANCEY.
March II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-02
Gardner Il kcnt.
.gsfOrtscys ct L0W, Christians
burs.

FLEMING GsRpNER n JOSEPH II NENT
AVlNh a~nclted themselves together IN the
Practice ol Law. will attend the Courts of Mont
gomery Pulaski, W ythe. Giles and Floyd All hnsi
ness entrusted 10 Their will be diligently and prompt
" attended To.
March Z On,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-02

Arfu llth, 1zl2.
AtANl'El. Il. NoRgEil.. Of the town II Lynch
- burr having flied petition praying that he may Or
derareda bankrup !, IS ordered. that al persons claim
inr Ia be creditors Of the sad Samuel g. Norsell show
eao4e Ia the court Oh the eth day Of Nay next why
the said Samuel G. Narye be MT declared bankrupt,
pursuant 10 the act Of Congress in that behalf and that
COPY of this order be published in the newspapers
coring to the 92l aud . lih rules Of court.
\ CopY-Tes'c.
JOSEPH +. BA1'Tf.EN. y. c
Arnl II WV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-02
Cabinet Furniture. Chairs. &c.

bCSF received, lot of splendid Cabinet Furniture,
- consisting of various articles in thatliue Also let
OF fine and common CHAIRS; all of which will be sold
on the most reasonable terms
{. DOGGET & Co
April II Pm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-02
VALU ABLE gs Al ESTATE
.EE' .EEGTEO.v,

sRH .EG eTEO.V.
ACCORDANCE with the provisions Of a Deed
q oi rust. executed 10 the subscriber, by Martin
Dawson bearing date on the 18th day of August 1870
and of record in the Clerks Office OF Amhcrs, comfy
court for certain purposes therein expressed will be cx
posed to sale, ON the premises public auction to the
highest bidder tor rash, the 10Th day of May next
fur If not on the next fair daythereaor. all the rght
''l'e ana interest," OF Martin \. Dawson in and to the
TRACT OF LAND,
"hcroon the said Martin ~ Dawson now resides con
tanning i"ee h'drtd and forty screen end hair lcyes
more or less, lying and being in the county of Amherst
ana bounded by the lands OF Richard $ Ellis and others
Also; the following Personal Property. to wit: Three
nan oi Horses thirteen head of C2te all the stock of
logs Plantation Utensils and Household and Kitchen
rurni'nFe Also all the Debts due said Martin n Daw
SON. whether evidenced by bonds, judgments. open ac
counts or otherwise. "
Inc ute to the above property believed to be- IN
oui acting as Trustee. the undersigned will
only convey such title is vested in him bv 6o 1ns,
p',d aforesaid i,| CllAMPE CARTER, Trustee.
Win
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-02
lHfDNbfe RNRN for SITE
Az AsJSTlDY.


FUNIF. undersigned. will on Thursday the 18th d,y
Of May next at Patrick Courthouse, sell Al auction
on erod Oft, and : months, (thc purchaser pay
in hand loP'r cent. on his purchaser 1850 Acres
OF Land, part Of Tract OF l3.iD! acres, lying on
Dan River. IN the county Of Patrick, below the Big
Meadows Of Dan now owned by -- Ilnghornc of
Iynchbug, nearly orqne all Of which Is enough iDr
convenient cultivation and is well calculated for stock
farms.
Also separated TR tCI OF ,755 ACRES. ad
joining the Lands Of Iangh lrnc Immediately south and
cast of the BIZ Meadows This Tract Is remarkably
we'll calculated for stock Farms. very large quantity
d which heng well adapted t, the growth of TnollIy
and other Grasses
The undersigned would hero caution that part of tho
public who have not these Lands against the idea
which may be entertained by s1m" that they arc Noun
tain Lands and Of but small value t,e contrary bong
the
Pats Of the Lands will be exhibited on the day Of
sale.
The purchasers vbs required to give bond with good
personal security. ELI pIIlEGAR.
- J. y. Zf.NTAIEYER.
Agcnis and ATTORNEY hNn fact for the heirs al Col.
Jacob Helms, decd.
S.-iny person wishing tn examine these Lands
will apply to IN Phrtar Chrstiansburg, or John y
Zcnlmeycr at Floyd Courthouse.
March % wtl2 Nav
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-02
CASH s'OHs HIDES.

w HI. give the highest prices for dried and raw
n Hides, delivered at the Market House
The subscriber will also receive them to he tanned on
shares, aud the work obe done by responsible tan
ner as any IN the STATE and delivered at the Market
ii1Yise "neh tanned. WM l.. FAIR.
Dee. u .,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-02
VALUABLE LAND 10. SALE.

TEvff. Undersigned authorzel and empowered by
Il the heirs oftol Jacob Helms, deed. II sell
a l. + n T. J. Il " u $
belonging the estate Of said Helms not heretofore DIS
posed Of, consisting OF number Of Tracts containing
from 100 900 acres. lying IN different parts Of hc
county Of Floyd, composing an aggregate Of not less
tim
-, q o o A e =,
much of which IS first rate Farming Land, and has at
tachcd 10 II large bodies the best quality Of Meadow
Land. Many OF said Tracts may be made fine aud
profitable stock Farms. for the Lands OF no county
better adapted to The culture Of gras tim the Lands Of
Floyd, aud NJ climate more favorable To the growth Of
CATTLE sheep and hogs, than that Of Western virginia
Most OF these Lands Waicfed by fine Springs and
never falling streams Of watff. Tnsr Lands VIII be
sold On reasonable terms, and apoa such credits may
sui the convenience OF purchasers, Persons wishing
purchase. Will apply 10 FIJI Phlcgar at Christiansbars.
or. \. Zcntmeycr at Floyd {. II.
ELI PIlLEGAR.
J. \. ZENlMElER.
March % WV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-02

IN TIE UNITED STATES COURT
For the Eastern District Of Virginia.
Apa1r. Sth. lSi2.
HUDSON MNGANN. of the county Of Bedford,
4 having filed petition praying that he my be de
clarDd bankrupt: 1t is ordered. thai all persons claim
ing be creditors Of the said Iuds ~ M gaan show
cause the court, the 7lh day Of Nay next, why
the said Hudson M1gann be not declared bankrupt
pursuant the OF Congress in that behalf and that
copy OF this order be published in the newspapers
corlnp 10 the I'd and 2lth rules Of court
y Copy-Tcste
HENRY GIBSON. Cl'k.
April Is WV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-02
IN THE UNrrED STATES COURT.

IN THE NlTED STATES COURT.
Far tho Eastern District Of Virginia
ApRr. 6th. 1872
EeHiEG SEABU RY. ofihc town Of Lynchbug
having filed petition, praying that he may he de-
earcd bankrupt II ordered that all persons claiming
to be creditors of the ssid Pceg Seabury show casst
to the court ON the Eth day of May neat, why the sad
Peleg Scabury be not declared bankrupt. pnrsuaoi
to tie act Of Congress in that hrhal aud tia, copy :.
this order be published in the newspapers according 10 tie
I'D and 9Th rules ofcaurt
\ Cepy-'Testc.
JOSEPH f. BATTLEl, ID. C.
April / WOW
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-02
Anfl %
REMEDY EsbE EgsxssEs-CAStxER Ann
NikNINft ANasE iiNs'rts.

IWOtSAN1S both Young and Old, bat especially ma.b,r,
and infants, every year consigned tn tie tomb by
the above stubborn diel The mIsarcesi adag and i,
norancc oil most practising ! si"ians IN rcsatd TIN, d
and the consequent uncertainty II their p,.
scfptios, subject u remark arlunz all o..
who have suffered fIon the dse.,c, mho have wtne..d
the snferinGs OF others
It, therefore gives mh pleasure TO be able to offer Il,
tins class al sufferers sure iclae Ha,h has NEVER
fdi single instance, IN tie mut aggravated ease, a.
this disease where the mother and child have o,en
covered eAehaly with canktr sores over the whole bod,
a well internally. =
Many the we have witnessed performed by tLe.
medicines in the stages al gHHts-r l<AkR ,xD xtx
sI MOTH, where the patient had beea .iyep
by number of the .nos' talented ply .iaians
We wesel this compound thus confidently, bee au.e -,
know 1t Is oni, to be testcd to be app eeiat,d
For sale By DtNhlE y RtMBOUGH
Oct. -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-02
} A MES T.. Ea.Ava g.ETT,

Attorney nj law.
az ILL practise regularly, and attend faithfully 10
w all business confdcd To him. in the Courts Of the
Counties OF Charlotte, Halifax and Pitisyyana. He
will a.o attend the Superior Courts Of Campbell county
et AnpaEss-"ilaitax Court House, Virginia
April wijw