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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-28
Internal Improvement RiII

In defiance Of the resolutions OF the Baltimore Conyen-
on and in the teeth Of the professions Of the dominant
party, the bill apProprating large the improve
OF rivers and harbors-hough james RUer Is not en-
braced in (which some time ago passed the House Of
Representatives Friday last received the sanction Of
the Senate also, by decisive majority We suboin tine
yeas and nays
IEAs-Messrs Allen, Ashley, Barrow. Benton Berrien
Breese, Cameron Cas-, John NJ Clayton Thomas Clay
Corwin, DAVIS Dayton. Dickinson Dix Greene Han
negan, Huntington, JanaRn, Johnson Of Louisiana John
son Of Maryland Miller, Morehead Pesrce Phelps Rusk
Semple Sewer, Simmons, Speighi, Sturgeon, Upham
Webster, and Woodbrdge-3i.
NLys-Messrs. Archer. Anterior, Bagby Calhoun,
Chalmers, Ciley, Fairfield, Haywood, Houston Lewis
Mangum, Niles, PSnnybaeker, Turney, Wesieot and
Yulee-l6.
The bill Is now IN the hands Of the President Will he
veto 1T the Enquirer Of yesterday says be will no doubt
DO his duy"in other words, veto the bill In day or
two, presume shall know whether ''Dsmoerate''
President, by yeiOng measure OF democratic Con-
gess will furnish another illustration Of the uncertainty Of
democratic" principles.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-28
Singular Case.

We mentioned few days ago, the election OF Mr.. Brad
bury by the Legislature OF Maine, the L. $ Senator
1t that he not elected after aand that the
most Infamous fraud was perPetrated by the committee
hch counted the ballots. The Boston Atlas give the fol-
lowing particulars alt appears that only FokTY-SNE bal
lots returned for Mr.. Evans when Wings
have signed solemn declaration that they voted for Mr.
Evans and four other Wings have testified that they voted
for Mr. Allen OF Bangor and w. P. Fessenden, Of Port
land this together with the OF the dependent De
mocra makes seveny-our against Bradbury, which, with
the Abolition vote, would have defeated him by several
votes. Mr. Magoun Of Bath, gentlemen Of the highest
responsibility and character, teses that he into the
committee and there found his ballot which was not
returned, as also the ballot OF Mr.. King-bury.
An investigation demanded the House Of Repre-
sentsveS the 22d, and it declared if Gov Ander-
gave Mr. B. certificate OF election (which said
he has refused) the would be contested The Commit
TO receive and count the for L. S Senstor
did each others and the scattering
counted for Mr. Bradbury and this the way the
fraud was consumnated."
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-28
SaIltn Ann.

The sdvices brough, by the Hope Howe. from Mexico
and avans lead TO infer that Santa Anas schemes are
Tor the time being entirely baled We learn verbally that
he had disposed OF his cocks sold his furniture aud
gwen up his house, preparatory his return to Mexico
but that the received from Vera Cruz the Clyde
had changed his purpose and that he will in Haya
ma till something favorable his hopes turns up The
election OF Psredes to the Presidency by Congress- was
we suppose unexpected by him-though in this quarter
that event. al least. was anticipated with certainty. The
election OF Bravo to the Vice Presidency was alec a
blow to him. Bravo Santa Ana's best friend
but they subsequently quarreled and OF oppo.
site factions. The has in a good measure united
the people in favor OF the Administration, and our cor
respondent informs that Santa Ana's party is fall.
ing away apaee The invesiture Of Paroles also with
the command Of tho army has helped his popularity and
concentrated public feeling in his behs The
is, that the revolution In Jasco will be soon pu,
down-such are the Government advees upon the sub
Jeet From these circumstances, consider II quite
unfortunate for Santa Ana that he disposed Of his fight
ing fowls and broke up his establishment so soon
~ o. PIE
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From the ~ o. Tunes July 90.
One Day Later from the ARMY.

STEAMSHIP ALIEAMAThs vessel arrived here Yesterday
evening Brass Santiago the 10Th inst one day later
the James l.. Day. We learn that the court-martal
Capt. THORNTON terminated the 18th ult and the
general impression IT, that he has been acquitted The
proceedings however, will be made public until they
been approved aud confirmed by the President at
arlington. One passage OF his reported defence has
been commented with admiration by all IN the camp
MhiamOrss lie said, that, the performance Of act
Tor which he fied-rasness precipiiancy, be
eye-he ibid the numbers OF the enemy; all he
the MEGI,A A. WAVING ANExIcAE SOIL,
and he willing risk ms lite IN an attempt to
down."
DR.. Daniel MePhail, Surgeon Of the Tennessee ReRi-
men native Of Franklin. Tennessee, died the even
ing Of the Bib inst, and buried with military honors
the next day. He had been for some time in Ill health.
said that there emissaes about MsiamOas
and endoavOung induce such O The Mexican soldiers
who wounded the 9Th and 9th May and are re-
covered, TO rtJOin their regiments Monterey
The troops IN fine health and eager for the campaign
opening The falling rapidly from Reynoso
downward. The 9TH Infantry were supposed 10 be al Ca
MARCO the 18th and doubt expressed that
Col. Hays command from San Antonio has Joined them
there.
There have been accounts from McCal0ch's Rangers
since they passed ReynOsD, he 9TH insD. II Is imagined
from the well known daring character Of that officer that
he has penetrated far Monterey either reconnoer-
ing. acting the offensive, he lind occasion tempt
ing, the disparity great the which he
mby find himself opposed.
We unafseedy glad to hear Of the rapid subsistence
" the riVeT; army will with celeny.
Inc Alabama brought with her soldiers in III
health, sent hther for change Of ar, accelerate their
recovery.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-28
New. from Mexico.

We devote considerable space this morning the into
resting adyees from the frontier and from the interior OF
Mexico, received by the last papers from New Orleans
Gen. Taylor still resting his although intima-
tons repeated that he intends make onward
movement; and presume his proclamation Is designed
to be preliminary bis advance From the general tenor
OF the accounts. however. infer that the war is more
popular among the people OF Mexico than had been
scd-and that, consequently greater efforts will be made
by pesous and peeunary sacrifices render their csis
formidable, than had been led to anticipate The
reply OF the authorities OF Iucatan commander on
that station shows that II the Of the disaecton IN
that province Mexican rule had been oveaed Its
inclination Cooperate with the IT, States had been
trely misunderstood In few weeks take it for grant
ed, the armies OF Gen. Taylor aud President Paredes will
conflict unless the latter should resolve upon the
harassng and effective system OF guerilla warfare
Should there be pitched battle, cannot for moment
doubt that signal victory awaits gallant aImy but
should general battle be avoided by the Mexican COM
mander and troops be subjected the perPetuay re-
curing attacks Of small dctaehments hanging in ambush
upon their and cutting oil their supplies, 1t imPos
sics predict the duration OF tho especially while
forces mainly OF volunteers. enlisted for short
periods Its final result, however. one can question
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-28
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
WAsH.ssIys. JuIy ZJth. l-4G

Iy.f 9D't fsval.
4. a. CHAPMAN.

A. meeting u rIs ps7ys 9f Am, fig i.s yafg.ss "
appointing delegates o. hs RaUf,s5 Csnvsrga % be he'd
81 Charlotte Cy.rt-HJ1ss, ,r ..s 81. 1 Aszssf rs1t.
l.. =. HEuf was called 20 re Car, tas J.. q. L..zs
tppo.ntsd Secretary.
The OBJECT Ji The meeting beng syys.,s5 5y ne Char
hf. i. y Giles ofiefcd to following fssy sa,1f uhlet
were unanim0Is.y ad5yisd
h''gitsd Ihat the ps0ps 0f Ams s. fI.y tsns5.s II
us en'anagt u csespef transportation ~ sfssf 81 t.s
produce q ths Roanoke Valley end u tbs shoIs sse19s
o. country yns between hat Valley end ne Ci'y n Rsb.
Ono' VII chesfly ulb vi'n ne cy8unss havirz rar1.
lon interest DO we c0nump a'fd .mpfgysusnf ~ Es.rs
Communication iof Toe pufp1se ~ s51purg ne rosf sF
cien' and praeuosi means ~ sfssurz nat ob5set
hefoped' hs'sf0rs, That re fsosirg gsntsassr b
spPoin!ed desgaies 70 attnd The Coayent0n pso,s1 u
be hed ~ Charlotte Court house he 4th q AsKsss ~
~. wiley, }. y. Leigh, ". L. Booker J. r Vsggs,s
" I.Ihos nos, mss9I' Tbo' ". Webster. T T. Gle. "
Jones, d. Msbon, T. G. Wilson, r. y. Bo,to-n. ID, p
Southall, T. Y. Tabb ". J. B.,s.4.i. = &C.,.
Weiugsr J. Wingo, Dr. r. =. TsyIor L. Ns.,s,, 80 i,
delegation. D'1 - ~
On motion Of Mr.. y. W. Jones
heseiusd' Ihat the proceedings of thu ,ss,, b.. ,b
h'hed IN the Richmond and Petersburg ps,.,. ~ ~
4 =. G. LEsu, Secfetary
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-28
From the New Orleans Bee, July 90.
FROM VITcATAN

The Havana papers contain advices from Yueatan to
the 22nd ut The only item of interest statement by
the correspondent Of the Daro de Marina that few days
previous an American soop Of appeared oil
and that the Consul at that place instructed to ask
whether fucatHn continued TO form part Of the Republic
and what the conduct which that Government propo
sod TO observe with respect the relations between the
United States and Mexico. To this Governor Bar
bachano replied, that it Yucatan had since
the lstJanuary seeded from the Government OF Mexico
but II was not IN contemplation be entirely separated
from that Republic and that Yueatan would form part
OF Mexico, whether she submitted or not to the present
Government The conduct TO be observed the United
States could be Immediately explained but would be
forthwith submitted TO the deliberations OF
session OF Congress.
The writer adds that the Commander of tho u. S. Sloop
OF War perfectly satisfied with tho reply and the ne
day LETT for Vera Cruz TO report tho result.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-28
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

III W "NII tIIut W0II hTOWH VHIUaDTg
- aet Of land upon which reside, lying upon nne creek in m
county OF Po~haan - mikes from Richmond and me from n
county Feat ot Count House. and Jnm.s hen.
only miles from Jefferson well u former rn,n ~
kooerhaeon Tbs tract contains O4O acres SOe .sT.
virgin growth excellent tobacco and about so
creek low GROUNDS IN successful In lanes
River and about 60 Of bareh 40 OF which h elea
ana IN good afabe condition and IL CONT,
table "o story framed dwelling house containing room, and two
pafsaSes below and three above out houses TO-, IL
Every part Of tie taet supplied water and the Mace = M
maahJ healthy Penons desous OF purchasing arr
invited to come ard view the premises emsely T ana
VIII be ohici srvaey until the 7Ih OF September Al hn
time Will be put for fae publicly Courths
being court day Terms made made known day Of ale
sb-cWtis TIL n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-28
LANDIN JAMES CITY COUNTY.
FOR SALE

INHE undersigned. as administrator de boni,
- non, with the VIII ned OF Nelon w Hall dec bv wiz
tue OF the directions IN the said wi a. saI. u.op
the certain OF land county
inI to the estate OF the said Nelson w. Hail. deed and Known M
the name Of Of "Durys In the deed by thus land va,
convey I'd to The 'aid Nelson W. Hall the are 10
serbed asioow 70 wit the stage
road to Barr EAs MILL on the by Cary south BY
James Bngiey and west by the road The e,
heavily umhered ard well and mari
wheh The soil stse good The day be wEDN
The I'd OF se2.mbe' ists flair II not, the DAY
Terms OF saleOne half OF the purchase money In IN. 70
due The end OF twelve months from the saiedy secure
ue credit payment bond with PeSona seury Of trust
uron the land viii be required Selling m a61a
sh shah convey ony such le vested such
though believe the title TO be COOL
WIN. w MORRIS Admir-
de bonis non, with annexed OF
u <o-eos Nelson w. Hal. dscd
0 2. S-Lbrry reserved on The day OF sale 4, var, M,
terms above announced, should he deemed advr able
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-28

lie which b, mean' Of its agents IL had mads Ia eonlormiy
with those treaties
pas introducing an army upon tho s bank Of the Rio Bra
giving occasion and origin the battles Of the sth and
9th OF Nay Of the present year;
"Ths'n time Of profound peace. and during established
relations OF smy between the Countries IL has nya-
ded by land aud the territories Of the Caornass
THAT IL has boeksded tho ports Of Matamoras Yer.
Srut aud Tamp'eo OF TamaulPas. opening its fire upon
That has authorized levy Of troops against e1ico
"Thst has declared az inst the Republic under
fact they msdo tho invasion.
"Asd lastly considering that the nationality OF tho Mex
leans seriously compromised by the power and the spirit
OF usurpsions hsgranty manifested by tho ma
ton OF the United Stsies-Dserses,
"ls The Mexican nation In tho exercise of n. natural
defence actually in state OF with the United States
OF America.
sd In consequence thereof the Government, will en-
ploy all and powers render the war eHee,u
al to the PREPARATION OF the injury done the Mexican
ton: II will complete the bodies Of permanent militia aud
levy new forces at once to the extent il shall deem
both ill up the bodies present ON foot aud To
create Others OF the same description and shall need
other special powers, Congress will confer thsm.'
This report bears date 10th ult but we find il in ps-
per OF the 9th. and we know at all what action was
taken by Congress upon IT,
The diplomatic corps paid her respect TO the President
on the alsi to fseiiae him upon his election The Br-
fish Minister Mr. Bsnkhead addressed the President on
the subject briefly and in very general terms The
reply Of the Presidents Of character; not line IN
| II possesses any interest
Ad'ces have been received from Durango giving accoun,
OF an action between body OF MeIcans and band Of -a.
wages, IN which the Mexicans utterly defeated with
the oss Of their commander and Others LETT dead on the
held This occurred early in June.
ht} o'clock tho morning Of the 2lst inst there was
sght shock OF an earthquake felt Vera Cruz which
ted some seconds twas by great agitation
and roaring OF the The papers pray heaven TO spare
them from the casmities Of the elements while they are
suffering from the evils OF foreign war.
Both the Departments Of chihuahua and Durango are
suffering from the ravages OF the Camanches and pans
Their ouAses are partially attributed nlrigues of the
North Americans, OF whom have been with IN. In
dams. ~ ~ '
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Snnds' Snr.nDnriIIn---
LAND IN LOUISA FOR SALE

TEU "|-''N' III 'IO NOUTIIl near AM
" eeysre s yet for sale eonsst about 62O acre, ~
ing each aide OF th" old Mountain adjoining the M,
Messrr Beherton Winston G. Goodwin, Duke Nueio, Cat
rsns and otes good portion Of the tin be-.
cd consisting OF the best heart "a
adapted to the staples Of that country wheat
have no doubt but what ask for m, and -
irsd from timber on H. ~ ~ may W 'ea'
u the above land IL not sch before
put lie SALE at Louisa Court House. on ii sttembeT M. h
being Cont day Any Information respecting the above NAV b,
had by sddresng the undersigned at Pos,
My brother who lives the the land 10 any
wishing see II. John COOnvrS ~"
ia 2S-ewtds C,,oi,. ..,..- a,
a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-28

rin man than Mr.. Clay"-u the nomination Of the Bslu.
more Convention! In this dilemma, what path will he
pursued Viii ne abandon his native State and renounee
his old and uniformly adhered opniOns-Or viii he
throw of the party yoke and his vote both ss his udg
men, and his conscience telling him he ought to
doi his position to Try his 6rmness. We may per-
hap. have an opportunity OF aseertanng whether he is
soual ,o The s,,,er,.,.y
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and Con,ur,n,,on

gJ Influenza and Consum ption.-It $ indeed a
melancholy truth that thousands Csnsmton every
year from M other cause than neglected Colds yet
dre. thousands who complaints with the greatest
Indifference, and let them months with
ont thinking Of the danger Al you YOU CONSIDER
sgh cough cold allow business pleasure caeessnes
10 prevent you from giving upon
brea you become hoarse have chest
oraie large Quantities OF perhaps mIe din
Guilty ot breathing and
beet has brought ON tins ecm.tn IT, then. you health
he warned m tire ard don't tribe with your Coil any
qIaek nosirm but procure boe OF two
OF that famous remedy Dr. WtaT aam OF Wild Cherry which
wei known To be the speed known as thousands
Will testify whose lives have been saved by H.
For Influenza the very an the work. As hun
drcds Will testify.
For sale in Richmond, Wholesale and retail, by
ju "a GAYNoR 4 WOOD.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-28

ann r.Tif1 ~ Fg, i1fs nqsfsy ofls JytF Canfsa
De n1f.-.l.. N19 sfaD1F ss,8ss1 n y.sgn.1g Csss
Fi'zs.1.n'. '1sp u the bfg CsHgss end ri attempting
y 1ffFy rf NrIs crew, by MIXING afsbc with The w.
- cod t'lra,ts w. sf'sfff5 ss1r8sy 1.ghf IN
ng1se ~ Bshr street, ~ ss frs' N81.c ,aiy Police
re rtd J1F' trfvs1 f3r1 ne Haysna. NhIfssf q y s
fscD scsd - go F,sp5 70 ha7s gy1s. Nbsn Cspt Bs,
r'fo' ~ n c9'1mt'5 4 be C51zss. which BE- Der
vuy ~ LIvsrpDy.. na1s be- tH4sgIt An .sys.t,rt,o
~. mined asJ 'ssf acs into f1is ssuo5s ths hyr5s
teesstt9r M ~ Jssf+e
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-28

The Harrisburg Union, the leading organ OF Locofoeo
ism in Pennsylvania "wiIhout reservation that had
the doctrine which preached by the Psrnsyraais
ihc mouth piece of Mr. Buchanan relative the Ia
riff been promulgated BY the Democratic press throughout
the State, during the Presidential contest should have
been literally used up by the Wings, and Mr.. Clay would
have received the electoral OF Pennsylvania This
being solemn truth, says the unon.) have no wish
To der
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-28

uJ-The New York sun Of Saturday last, contains an
Of accident the Erie railroad. One OF the
passenger preeipaed from the track by the break
ing OF wheel. causing the death Of passengers, IA
Dr. Crane OF Goshen and Charles Stevens grocer,
OF New York; and woundns 30 or 40 more.
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From the New Orleans Tropic, July 20.
ITEMS FROM TIE SEAT OF WAR

We informed By gentleman Just from the seat Of
war, that Gea. Taylor gradually sending his troops into
the Interior u Mczc0, showing along regiment after
another, forming the line that j. 10 march Monterey
The stores u the army transported from BrazOs TO
RIO Grnnde In wagons, and then shipped board Of
small steambSss 70 MatamOras, RoinOsO aud Camsfgo
The bar at tho mouth 81 the RIO Grande. being bad
that Col. Whiting viii not permitU. s. boats 20 or
out ~ the BfazOs ~ Oad.
MAJOR Thomas has been supersedod Quartermaster at
BraIys Santiago by MAJOR MeRue much 70 the gau6ca
ton d every body a. that pace Capaln Ogden Quar-
'ffastsr ~ The mouth Of the Rio Grands Captain Ar
mold BE- Quursfmaster o. Bunta.
The British brig & var Rose, is % the mouth Of the
RIO Cfande. Csptsn Perry, the commander started from
Point Isabel with Dispatches Tor zen. Taylor twhai Is IN
those dspaehesj the roads being BY him, considered inn
pasbe, DO sent them forward BY Mr. Turner Of this city,
The Captain gong back o. his ship.
Port Brown, % u stated has iOar feet Of IN ts
tenor, the RIO Gfande b. so high.
Mr 5hstzeI having had no orders from Washington to
he contrary has resumed hs Office Of American Consul
Masm1ras.
General Taylor, t s fad, s much worried by the
noyaDees Of forwarding troop, and being pspoKod with
getung supplies.
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MesSrS. Rachel ". Wdi,hai, Heroien Green, Sarah
Green, Wm. 4. Green, John Johnson, VIM.
Green, and Edmund r.. Wingo, attorney and
aren't IN fact Lor me pnriies

A s you are not inhabitants Of this common
- wealth. you viii take notice, tth day q
September 1896 THE James Husnove h.
county of Ams Etts % Virginia take the deposition % Arm
stead G and oihsrand from hey MT iaEen
on That day y will b. taken N The fah place the nett fy
and The lo Day u Fsptebs 1896 Al The h1uc q
Hugh Rain the % Cumberland sttte n VEina take
deposit on ~ william and otes-and from soy
they day they will b. tsken said
day nod tf tay N scptembcf 1876 Ia
nebburs Courthouse % W Ehs take the DEL
r. and osrs md " from they
hey BE- a'o the std plase DAY tnd
day 81 September, 1885, the hour Of wnam Mar
shall county u hsetshbufS sais Of Vra The
dpss q the MD William Naha u i'm IA spV
hsy ahsn Thai eay hey a tbs IA
the nert day and th 2t day q
The hos q HEabsth Verssr IN the tovuy Of NooNsy ssio
Vfrihs aic The q The nd veis-r srs
-and from they aten DAY IN vii
~ ken a. he nd place the rsd as evidences
IN The eause In canes depending circuit superior eou
n az and ehaneey for Not0vay county which pta intH
and you and others defendants
ju 2e-wfW YLIZaBHTU ANDERqON
II ICORICR-3O cases mas Iicoyice a(!au.
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u The Governor OF Virginia has yet returned
the seat OF government We should be glad know how
many days he has been in the Metropolis the ADJOURN
men OF the Legislature. The that he attending
the Fauquier and the adjacent counties as regu-
lar ractitoner
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GTlt confidently stated tina, John shdel, Esq. of n
Orleans late minister Mexico, will very succeed
Mr.. Bancroft Secretary Of the Navy.
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CONCORD ACADEMY.

Of the Students fnstaon will leave for Col
n ege ~ the eiosr Of the month varau
r othss n that Time. The o instruction eosnpf,es
the Languages and n generally The and Greck Ian
and Mathematics taught ~ e Principal p.rou
The French Spanish and Italian Languages are taught by 81
dore Gneta native ~ Paris and distinguishes
teachef ~ the Modern Language terms
tos for the session Of Eve months, be siOOpsysbs 3D.
Communications address The scfbcr and directed 10 Con
cord ACADEMY Caroline county Va receive PROMPT
w. COLEMAN, Principal.
RrrrHEvcfr1lon Joha Ma.on' Attorney Gonc'at NJ w.
y Scos Speaker q Va .ThoHasJ Rsnophs ~
btnad Dr. Arm Cootf Noff0it. WIN .Tay0rs Mount
lion James A Re DON 81 g. ~ Thomas Newton Nornk
O. WIN r. 1ohrsyn.' fctonburT WIN. a. Hauuon' Rrandon
Capt Thomas o. Es, Richnoni VIM q. Rves, Aiffnafe
Hon Robert A. r. Huntrr g. ~ Rev. Nicas ID. ~ Al
hama, Judge Easo oieuan, Alabama chsri Rayiar F ~
VIM a. hbcns' ~ New Jers y Robert O. sansra Hq
RiehrOnd Gen Rersrd Psytons Rchuond WIN n. Hausons
Req, Richfnond. non. Thagas ~ Rayy n q.
'eenten who shsr have had VITO present have
~ wards n he lurfltut m