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TEAS! TEAS! TEAS!!!
WASHINGTON AGENCY OF THE NEW YORK
CANTON TEA COMPANY.
PRINCIPAL EsrADLIsHarsr IN NEW YORK.

- The CANTON TEA COMPANY has -
FsSsfs& been popularity known for many years (sS a
IfNKA This Is the largest and odestTe Esab k&EEI
bkk4a1 lisIment in America. The public have -
had full proof Of their integrity and responsibility But
sueh has been the great and pressing demand for their
TEA Of late that they have been obliged 10 enlarge TO
great extent their two principal establishments In New
York, viz: H8 ~ FHR
las Chatham and I 90 Greenwich streets.
They possess facilities, In relation TO the Tea
Trade, In very abundant degree and doubtless, superior
10 any other Tea Concern In America Their scrupuons
regard all that tend elevate the character OF
large house is well understood and has already secured
Them probably larger than all other Tea Es
une and they consequently determined
to sell Teas pauer fragrant and perfect for the prices,
In the aggregate than any house In the word-Chna ex
cepted.
They zealousy invite the attention Of the nhabi
tans Of Washington TO their Agency where the following
assorlments always hand and they feel no hesta
ton IN stating thar wherever single trial Is made, very
decided preference Ia given 10 the celebrated Teas Of the
CANTON TEA COMPANY.
H. Reader, make the experiment. is 4a n
eiaN Priees as oors, subject ~ all cdses be returned
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New routes In New Jersey, PsnnsyIva mia,
Maryland and Ohio.

Extract from The Of Cong Of Sd March, ls45. section 10
the Postmaster General in all future lettings Of
for the transporfa 81 the mail TO let the ZANE in every
for faithful performance, without other reference
mode Of such transportation Titan may be necessary
poa any nsW ss
required purchase out take nj al valuation the stock
e u sa @
appended to this advertisement They requested
!" sas IN hsr rss mode y wnen si sy ~ s
mails the speed called for In the schedules shall require
j. the eontracts win be made for coach steamboat or rail
such routes will be let 10 bids proposing such mqde Of con
veyanee In all other cases the routes will be assigned 70
bids proposing the cheapest modes OF transportation
PROPOSALS for carrying the malls Of Tie United States
from The LIST day e July lsis to he aS,h q JSns
ONCE Post Office Department n the city ofwashins
ton NJ q ss APRIL nS GO BE b Ss1asa s
and time herein specified. viz: @U
NEW JERSEY.
1869 From New Germantown at 10 m Wednesday
BY Potiersyille and unionvle
To German Valley, BY 2 pm, II miles
And back between p m and p m snme day
1870 From Key Port at m, six times week Of
Ten as the boais run between New York and
BY III ilol nStei and colrs Neck
To Sqnankum, Ivy IL m, 20 miles
1871 From Tuekhaoe at p m SATURDAY
by Lower Bridge, on Cedar Greek, seaylle, and
and Townsend Inli M
TO Cape May II, BY lip m 20 miles
Proposals TO leave in the morning, and In the az
Of day, day be named, will recon,
1872 From Philadelphia Pa,) at a m Saturday
BY Camden IN ~ and the following places
Ellesburg, Fellowship, and Green Tree
To Mount Laurel, Burlington county IN ID by IL
IN, 20 miles H E37 .s.a
And back between pm and p m same day.
1873 Grant cry at m Saturday
To South brunswick, by ii m, miles
And back between p m and m same day.
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PETER BROWN, ~ Little st, Brooklyn,
TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES'

THIS EXTRACT OF SARSAPARlLLA has been ex'
pressy prepared reference Female Complaints No
female should neglect take H. IL sa certain preventive
tor any OF The and horrible diseases TO which they
ire subject 1t Ia valuable for those who are approaching
as il calculated to assist nature by quicken
I'M the blood nvigorang the system Indeed thin me.
sIne Ia Invaluable for all the delca'e diseases to which
women are subject. Il, -
tura energes by removing the impurities Of the bloodo
10 stimulating the system as produce no suoselusnt
reia ration which IN the OF most medicines taken ior
eD,aIe weakness and disease GAE
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YuuNe ladies, nEAp TIIs.

{ You who have Pale Compilations, Dull Eyes, Dloiches
on the Face Rough skim fscken and are tout OF si
riis' use bottle two Of ID. TowNSEND'S SARSAPA.
pII,LA II will cleanse the Blood, remove the Freckes'
and Bocbes and give You animation sparkling eyes fine
spirjis and beautiful complexional Of which are Of i'm.
n,vuss value TO uNxARRIRp LApiRa
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GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE.

DR.. TOWNSHIPS sARsArARLLA is a sovereign
a. sure remedy for inciptn CONSUMPTION, and for the
general prosfion OF the systemno matter whether the
result Of inherent causes produced by regnarity
Nothing can be more surprisng than lie nvgorating ef
- - ~ The human frame. Persons, all weakness and las
ude before taking II, AZ once become robust and full Of
swcrvv uner It's influence II Immediately counteracis the
Of the female frame, which Is the great cause
OF nnhappinese ,.,L..
rs 10 exhibit certificates Of cures performed, but
suc ,hs afflicted that hundreds ocases have been repor
ted to us. ,....u~,- c.. n, ,e.x
nm Towrsusp--To all whom this may concern This
n certify that my wife used one bottle Of your SARSA
pARIiIx urryiotis 10 critical event, under the most
Alarming and delicate circumstances, being troubled with
se roay rwelna Of the feet nervous affections, and very
n,ach dehia,ed with my persuasion, and the recommen
sation OF Hose who had used " she was induced to ~ IL
with lille or no faith; and suffice to say, the medicine
had The happy and desired effect not only during the said
pero but aer the expiration Of one week OF ts USE the
dropsy and nervous affection gave way 10 an astonishing
degree and her health is now better than had been for
long time previous. y
IL this win be Of any service 10 you, any one who
doab,s the Of the medicine you are entirely well
come TO H. =,
s. =. JAMESON.
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RHEuMAT1sM AND PILES.

~ i.3. a4 we SHPrKMBEn 10, lo46,
ma Tow nsEnp--Dcar Sir-My wife has been, for
cal years afflicted with Rheumatism She has tried many
different remedies obtain relief but all to no pur
uooe She was finally induced by seeing your advertiser
snsnt, 10 give your SARSAPARIlIA u1al was also,
together witlas man IN my employa badly troubled with
rja our complaint was completely cured consider Il
one oftho best Of medicines, and wo advise all who are
80" III GARRfT uARRABRANT,
~ Market street, Newark
PRINCIPAL OFFICE i2s FULTON STREET, N York
sg IN I" " ". DyoTr SONS ossrsAr Aowsrs, No.
80 North second street., phiIadslgha, Pa ., :,
Aren't for washington City, CHARLES STOTT, DRvu-
stsy corner 7ih street and Penn. Avenue.
Also for ssIs * DTsgs,s gsnsrs,l.y nm !, r,,r
Mar SQUARE BOTTLES WHICH CONTAIN A
GijxpT AND STONED wrru snn warrrn slosArunn o.
4 n TOWNSEND, AND ms rAnn Slows m TINE oLAss'
90 M ID n. n YO r r. ..lm tra hH
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=
Capt a. w Mclean, Member OF the Legislature, and late
Of the United States Navy has kindly sent MS die following
certificate. II tells its own story,
RAILWAY, Jan. 25, led7.
year since was taken with the influenza, and my
whole system lef in debiaied was induced to
Try DIR. TOWNSEND SsARSAPARiI.l-A, and after taking
two or three bottles very much relieved, and atri
butte il entirely the said SarsaparIla have continued
taking il, and find that improve every day believe
saved my hie and would not be without under any CON
Alteration. g. w. MCLEAN,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-12-22

Yesterday (says The New YORK Hsnldl We
received from the persons whose nasnss are e.
tached to The document, the Ollowing announce
ment, or pronaHeiameats. Is 4 may be called.
stating TO the public and the world. that = move.
menl Cor efFecline revolution IN the lsIand Of
Cuba has been RECOMMENDED, as sill Be seen By
the following paper:
TO The Editor Of the Nsp York Herald:
The undersigned beg leave 10 avail themselves
Of your widely distributed columns "a announce
to all who may be interested in such IN sn>
nouncemeul that BY appointment from General
Den Nareiso Lopez, well known n the United
States as we'll rs Cuba, as the head Of the late
projected revolution for the liberation Of that Is
land from the expressions and degfadatlUhsOf iss
present condilica, they haze accepted and under
/ taken, in corceft with General Lopez, The du>
ties and responsibilities Of "patrioslc junsa for
the promotion u the political interests Of Cuba.
Without infringing Oh The laws Of this ceaalry,
by the present announcement. or contemplating
hereafter any action which they will not stand
prepared to Justify before all tribunals, human
and Divine, they feel that / Is alike due 70 their
cause and their country to stand forth openly to
meet all the responsibilities which attach 70 their
undisgused hopes, aspirations. and course. e
the same time that they are enabled 10 serve as
centre Tor correspondence with view to con :
cert, to the thousands Of noble spirits who in oil
sections OF this Union. sigh 10 behold the slavery
and snfferings OF Cuba, and long to contribute
any aid, honorably and leglimalely In their pow.
er, TO her relief.
This honorable trust, associatlng the under
signed for the purposes indicated, with the illus.
lrious patriot and chief who will preside over
the junia, they have accepted Is duty not 10
be declined profoundly dis.ruslfal. indeed Of
their own ability or wofhness, but supported BY
the conscious rec,itude Of their motives, and by
dn unhesilating confidence in the favor Of IIeav.
en- and 10 the generous sympathies Of The noble
and tree American people.
The Juaia Promopedord dc los Tnteresss 70.
liiicos dc Cubd. will shortly establish itself al
the city Of Washington, to which city may 81 I'D.
dressed, directly 10 Gen. Lopez, (post paid, } oil
correspondence Of its lriends--box fifty one, Post
Office
With great respect. your obedient servants,
AMBROSE JOSH GoNzALEz, Of Manianzas
JOSH SANCHEZ, YzNAoA, Of Trinidad do Cuba,
CIRHo NILLAvERDE, Of Havana.
]. NJ. MAcIAs, Of Mantanxas.
New York, December 5, ls40.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-12-22
THE CONSUMPTION OF COTTON.

The following communication will be found to
possess some interest for large class Of com
mercial persons at the present time:
AT the present time, when 1t is of vital impcr
lance to the interests ola large class of manufac
lures, to ascertain how far an adequate supply Of
Tie rawmaierial, at sufficiently mode rate price,
may be secured, il is desirable TO consider the
question more calmly AMI Complementary than
IL usually done by parties embarked in specu
laiiye operations, whose opinions, as we'll as
their statements. are naturally BIASED by their
interests.
Whether the immense rise which has taken
place Ia the price ofcotion during the past twelve
months, be altogether the legitimate result d
consumption increasing in greater ratio than
production, arising from disproportionate a.
mount Of industrious capital In this and Other
countries having been directed to manufacturing
operations, compared with that employed in rails
ing d corresponding increased quantity of the
raw material; Or, whether considerable part o
the advanced price Il to be attributed to the album
dance q unemployed capital in the hands OF ban
kers. and The consequent facilities afforded io
speculative operations, il IL certain, thai il
lh's, a. IN all similar cases, nothing cou,
be cOntrised snore eiIeesually to stimulate an in
creased supply than Inc recent enhancement 0
price.
When the expense offreight and other charge
isdeducled from the market prices At both period,
II Is apparent that tho American planter has nav
the stimulus held out 10 excite his diligence an
activity, Of double The price fof his produce tba
he could have looked for. this lime last YEAR
III such an inventive proves inadequate 10 brin
forward an ample supply, it will be the bes. il,
tiEicatiOn ofthe late advance.
But though an advance Of price Is the naturi
and ctfactual remedy Of q real or anticipate
scarcity II i b important as ills desirable for
parties interesied inthis great department oiindu
Try, that there fluctuations should not be great,
than il necessary to effect the desired end: il
especially 10 be wished thai the supply and col
sumption may be 90 accommodated 10 each othe
that 40 portion Ofthe working classes eRgag
inthe manufacture b deprived 81 employment,
sven materially sliuted Of the usual reward
their industry.
Il u not ono fthe least the advantages !
suiting from free commercial intercourse
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-12-22
Thc Dean Of Inc Flowers.
BY WIN. C. BRYANT

The melancholy days are come, the saddest Of the
year,
OF wail!na winds, and naked woods, and meadows
brown and sere;
Heaped in the hollow ofthe grove the withered leaves
lie dead,
They rustic TO the eddying gust and to the rabbits
tread.
The robin and the wren are flown, and from the
shrubs thejsy,
And from the wood,top calls the crow, through all
the gloomy day.
Where are the flowers, the fair young flowers, that
lately sprung and stood,
Iabrighser lights and softer airs, "a beautious neigh
borhood!
Alas. they are all in their graves, the gentle rae
flowers
Are lying in their lovy BEDS with the fair and goOt
Of ours.
The rain sizzling where they lie. but the cold No
yember Eain
Calls not from out the gloomy earth the lovely one
again
The wild flower and the violet, they persisted lons
ago,
And the briar-roso and orchis died amid the summers
glow:
But on the hill the golden rod, and the aston in thu
wood
And the yellow sunfower by the brook in autumn
beauty Stood
sfi foil tho frnrf tha CLAIR cold heaven fall
the plauge on men:
And the brightness Of their smiles was gone, from
upland, glade and glen.
And now when comes the calm mid days, as stl
such days will come,
To call the squirrel and the bee from out thei
wntry home;
When sound Of dropping nuts Is heard, though al
the woods are still,
And twinkle in the smokey light the water Of the r
The south wind searches for the flowers, whose fra
GRANGE late he bore,
And sighs to find them in the wood and by tn
streams no more.
And then think ofone who in her youthful beauty die
The fair meek blossom that grew up and faded by m
side;
In the cold moist earth we laid her, when the ores
cast the leaf,
Andwept that one so lovely should have life so brc
Yet mot unmeet il was that one, like that youn
friend Of ours,
So gentle and so beautiful, should perish with II
flowers.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-12-22

recognised. 0ae OF them was driving an OK.
team al S20J per month, aud the other, Al STINT
Tar wages was carrying bricks on hoard strap
ped round his neck, as a tender TO some masnns.
With scarcely an exception, The gold hunters
were all anxious 10 return. Pride prevented
some want of means many others. Some OF
them congratulated him that he had such good
excuse for returning They would willingly et,
change their health for his debility, il they could
only reach their homes again. Disappointment
and detection were common. Scarcely one had
realized even moderate expectations.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-12-22

AvExATloN or Mexico. There is party
in Mexico advocating the annexation of that
country to the United States. They have news.
papers in their interest which boldly take ground
in its favor. This could not--dared not have
been done previous to the war with that country.
This is highly complimentary TO our country
which like pretty girl, seems to be courled BY
all the beaux in the neghborhood Canada. CUBA
Mexico, do US the honor Of having large party,
growing daily in numbers, desiringto come INTO
our blessed Union. Who would discover or DIS
grace itl-Ohio 81 aesmGn.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-12-22

EXPERIENCE IN THE GOLD REGION. The
New York Journal Of Commerce, Of Wednesday
gives the following instructive report:
An intelligent young friend, who has just re-
turned from California, gives bis experience in
briei but emphatic language. Alter wearsome
voyage round the Cape. he reached San Francis.
co, and left Immediately for the 'diggings.
There he was sick nearly three months. Ills
tent was in the midst Of dry sand heaps, with
the thermometer at anaverage of IL degrees da'
ring the day Many Of the amateur gold dig.
gers were exhausted with the hard labor, and sui.
lering from blistered hands; others were going
about With their arms in sings from the same
cause. Finding his recovery doubtful i he re-
manned at the mines, after paying his nurse
$500, and bis physician 800 more, he was abb
to reach San Francisco and embark Tor home.
| Just before he left that place, two young mel
whose parents are opPulen, Ia New York, an
whom he had often seen in fashionable coslum
% Broadway, accosted him Their rough exte
lrior had so disguised them, that they were n
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-12-22

FREE NEGROES IN CALIroRNIA.--The motion
,;on 70 strike from the California Constitution the
clause excluding free negroes, was carried BY .
vote Of 81 toe.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-12-22

A gold mine has been discovered ii New Lis.
bon, lOhio) by man digging well il i said
10 yield an ore which Il hall gold.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-16

WHITE onion SETS-Two barrels just
w received and tor sale by
GAYN0R & WOOD,
March ~ Druggists.
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Henry shafer 4 Go.
FASHIONABLE
CLOTHING EMPORIUM,

Corner lIti and Main Sireels, Richmond, Va.
1TAVE jus, returned from the Northern and
II Easern cities and are now opening me
largest and most beautiful assortment of SUPE-
RIOR READY MADE CLOTHING AND
FANCY GOODS ever before exhibited for sale
iniVrsinia I, is only necessary for their friends
and the public generally 10 call and examine Tor
themselves 10 be satisfied beyond doubt OF the
fact.
Their assortment of Ready Made Goods con-
sis,s in part of Frock, Dress, Napoleon Frocks,
Business and other Goats, of the fashionable and
newest styles; Panaoons and Vests oievery va
rely and description.
Their assortment OF Fancy Goods is large,
containing every variety of Shirts, Bosoms, Col
lars, Gloves, Suspendels, Cravats, Scaris, Night
Caps, Hosiery. &C., &C., &c. which, Tor neatness
Of style and qualify OF material, cannot be sur
PASSED in any market-all Of which are for sale
low, for cash, by ,,, ,n 80
P.S.-We would respectfully soic, call
from Merchants visiting the city, as We have a
large assortment of cheap Clothing, which we
can sell so as 10 enable them 10 realize hand
some prof.. d; ;. q GU,
Isles Corner, Main ST., Richmond, Va.
March l5-d8t
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LOTTERIES.
Greek Nation Prize <sassCc,
NTO.IOi EAST MAIN STREET. R,ehmoud

In Virginia.
oh you in search Of gold, where'er you roam,
Remember, HURLEY'S Office lis iere,,-at home.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR MARCH. 1910.
Virginia Monnn.alia Lottery. Glass 40. for Isae 10
be drawn on Saturday, March I'm IS M. Lottr,y-
l3 drawn ballots. Capitals: s35 Coo Is Oyu 10 100,
900 s 900 1000, c25J, 21 of ,2au &c Ticket. slu:
halves 5; quarters 30.
Virginia MoErn.alIa Lottery, Glass e. far Isig IN Er
drawn OIL Saturday, :larch 2ith &C. So I.nurn-la
dra y u bao;s Pflzss S5H,pla. ad.Ws ~ u.,. s tun
29iu a,OU0, 10 Of l,U10, Tickets 3,5--b.I-s IN
proportion.
Virginia Nonongalia Lottery Class No As, for 1879
~ drawn ballots Capitals: S3g,0cO, 10000, 10000,
o0CO s,oOo 1000, &c. Tickets si0 halves s. quar-
tiers J 50.
Delaware Lottery, No 10, to be drawn March IN.
IS No LolIery-l4 drawn ballots. Capitals as. 900
l3O0O uUO $780, a,50a 900, 20 of LOCO, ~ Of COO
&C. Tickets si0-siafcs III proportion.
Delaware Lottery. M. II, To be drawn March I4h.-
IS No l.olery-l5 drawn ballots CAPITALS; s33. 900
5000, 5UO 1000, 10 OF 900, 10 Of 500 &C. Tickets
Sl0-slares IN proportion
Delaware Lottery, No. i2, 10 be drawn March aIst-
7s Nns., Is drawn Capitals: 535, 250 Is 900 5000
1000, 30 of 900, 80 of 500 &c. Tickets slO halves
5; quarters J 80.
Orders for certificates Packages, stnrl. Tickets
and shares in any 0fhr above Schemes addressed to
the undersigned, will receivs the promp, atren
tion and an account Of each drawing forwarded as
soon as /. il received.
N.B.-iIurley pays postage on all letters 10 and
from his office.
Hurley will cash all prizss sold by other Vendors
Hurley has al all times complete assortment Of tick
cts ranging in price from 81 10 $50.
IIurley's rule Is Ia cash ali prizes al sight.
Please address your ordristo WIN. HURLEY,
No. 10, Nam street, Richmond, Va.
All business strictly confidential. March >
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER
LOTTERIES.
STATIONS Office

MOS, SOUTH rouRTEENTH STREET, RICH
IN MONp, VIRGINIA
Lela the world say whatthey can,
For selling Prizes. STATIONS the man.
Drawn Nos OF Monongalia Lottery, Glass 81:
50 S 9 50 90 45 SO l6 IL II So 40.
Halt, Nos. 9 81 So, prize OF ST. 900.
Ticket, Nos. l6 SO II, prize 81 $3.50, both
sold and paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos Of Monongalia, No. 80 March |:
81 43 25 So "A 33 Sc Sc l9 10 5 4 40
Ticket Nos. 50 43 So, a prize of SiuO sold and
paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos of Sussex, Extra, 30 March 10Th !:
SIS SO 40 10 a 43 SO IS 81 S 60.
Ticket Nos. 5 IS 60, Two more, sold and
S1TRATToN.
Drawn Nos'of Delaware, No. IL, March II:
10 81 70 Al SO SIS % Is 2 Sc "a 26 II 20 SO:
Whole Nos 3 10 a. a prize of $3.50; Tickle
Nos. 10 36 SO, a prize Of $780, both sold and
paid by STRATToN.
SCHEMES FOR THE HEX.
10000 DOLLARS, 5000 DOLLARS!
FRiDAY-Susse1, No. Is. Capitals: g. 900, a'ooo,
1900, OOO 800, ,l5s 10 of 1000, &c 70 N"s ID
drawn. Tickets 81: halyes2; quarters !.
1000 DOLLARS 1000 DOLLARS!
sATURDAY-susse1. Extra, No. 80. Capitals =
$4,000 0O0 575, &c. 66 Nos, ~ drawn. tickets Si
halves 5Ucts.; Iunrters 2octs.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR MARCH, 1919.
Virginia Monongslia Lottery, Glass No 49, for 1919, to
be drawn on Saturday, March IL. rs No. Lottery-i3
drawn ballots Prizes: s35,u00, 5000, 900, 5000,
5O00 1000, 2255, 20 Of 100 &c. Tickets SlO-sares
In proportion.
Virginia nionongalia Lottery Glass Z, for $780, TO he
drawn on Saturday, March gath. So Nos, Is drawn.
Prizes: $50 900, O00, 10000 5000 29iO auUU 10 OF
LOU, &c. Tickets Sl5-shares in proportion.
Virginia Monongaa Lottery, Glass No. As, for lsd9,
to be drawn on Saturday, March 81 rs No. Lottery
la drawn ballots. splendid Scheme: $3.50 900, 10000,
10000, 5000, 5000, 7,UUO, &c. Tickets SlO halves d
qrs. so.
Orders or Packages, Certificates of Packages ana
single Tickets in all the Lotteries will be promptly at
tended to, aud drawings sent when requested Please
address ordersto N. STRATfON,
March IL Richmond. Va.