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sHAKEspEAR IRON FOUNDRY,

-R06. Girod Street, Nss Orleans.
WHEELER, GEDDES & Co.. would res
&6 5Sse q, ss Sa hss sex
=. a y: 81 IA P!,si w s|5tis'fs
snch Tum 1nbl1s Sy PIaten, Switches, Chau etc. on
ne shostsf n9tos md ths ~ approved Urem, ! .
hayns tshss Of yenoas - We az enabled to turn and
Ortm for Columns. fpe, Whees, Furnace Mouths
Craig Bars Stors Fwnh hon HhillS and Door, Gallery
Gden Stove Piasss vsntlaton, 6AA Rsishs. etc.. will
meet with prompt attention.
rhs Baeksmih Department i fitted up to snsbls woru,su
70 execute any osden that may be received.
foen rom Plantations punctualy attended 70. which
WHEELER, GEDDEs CO.. NewOr!esas. La.
y.F- WHEELER, J. GEDDES.
my2 ~ sn
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COFFEE-l2Ob bags Havana Coffee, in store and
- s8 PoydTaa sxsst.
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- EHfPTIAN Alk HAIsAM.
COHEN. having had 30 years experience, offer. thu
above lnfal!ble remedy for all Diseases per l1n
Vnnng TO the EYE. Ophthalma, of five ysars' 2f -
p years. cured u 10 weeks man of this oy,
oeng stone blind tor smonhs restored the sight Of one
yes BY using only one drop, enabled read the
nammaon Of days cured BY one stagfe drop II give,
orsnanGy to the Eye and also strengthens the sight
Street - $3.50" : MN -. Il
GRECIAN FANCHERONIAN DROPS
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OFFICIAL.


ThnAsuRrs's osncr, sEsosD s, ng q Atty
X ESOLVED, That the Treasurer be, and he is
h s',es he ssy L
si %S1;s sffst Has
Ssss NJ
vii e % % Council and
Notice l, hereby given in conformity with the foregoing
Of 70 s . III " Az
ns oes Sn e.: ND
Sealed proposals to be addressed to the Cou,o If m,r,o
ANS ana M '9 II III Tsd sS1s"
Mayoralty Of NcwOrleans, June 8, 1851,
Couscrs Or MUNICIPALITY No. Two,,
Sitting of June 8, 1851.
n ESOLVED, That the Mayor is hereby author
rs q p aS,ss IN iss
the contract os furnishing the Municipality with such
M s, be- IN s
s W .s TO be ~ % the
'ap ssas ,sT tim: i < Rs IL 54 resident
Tisisasd1 ~ m A. D. cRossMAN. Mayor
Specifications
For the Furnishing and Dsl,pery Of three
thousand feet Of Hose.
leather in the best and substantial
Ss t. have the most approved e be Of the Phs
maj as and to be equal in all respects to the
H. The Hose subjected to the inspection of, and to
be passed by the Fire Committee and three experienced fire
may rejected BY them 10 be replaced by Others 10 be
JeGtsd t. the like inspection.
tract from thousand feet more on giving three
months ont notice to the contractor,
soi and iO each subsequent month thereafter
bp ana ttot nf
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ID A l. l. b Y'S
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
Tho Original and Only Genuine.
NO COMPOUND


Tho Original and Only Genuine.
NO COMPOUND
HAS been discovered that any of the Qualities
Of this famous remedy Almost daily hear of new and
heretofore unknown virtues discovered by its application to
diseases-ioi remarkable fact, that many Of its ef
ects, known only from accident experiment So deep
has been the science of Mr. HENRY DALEY, the nm.
ve,itor admirable the combination ingredients that
tits found suited to relieve almost ament which the
frame OF manis subject. Let of the Pc
cuiar qualities of this remedy:
SizA-ifBROKEN LIMBS, when sst be well wrapped
up in the Salve. Inflammation, Swelling or Pain can no.
our and the bones unite. and become strong with astonishing
mpdity.
Serenth.-When the Bowels are painful or infamed tut
Extractor, if well rubbed them, will afford relief and
movement, when castor OIL alap and all otbsr
medicines have failed.
Eighh-ts perfectly safe in all cases- never can
do harmhe system will absorb than necessaryto
repair it, 1t will not conflict with medicines thai may be
taken internally.
We have space this publication to enumerats all the
diseases cured by
DALLEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR.
but shall subon few testimonials of its value selected
from the thousands in possession, from all parts Of the
country.
nay be Da d. s6ya a ed hat % % o
1t certain remedy, and at once the pain and
l. John Williams, resident of Hamilton county and City
nty thus publicly state that have been troubled with the
for about during which time have suf
fered much bodily pain lost great portion of that time by
confinement to bed and have expended several
MCadh ps uiEs atks a 1
well and hearty and the Of bofss OF this
precious ointment aseribe my Tnese facts am will
ing to affirm TO- should make the statement Of old
CsRssaRGtf, eth month, 1S47.
ypss. \. fAi AZ ExKkA 4 ,n,.Issss
other place The Pain Extractor, however d rqns S
and completely removes the cause Of the dissas cesc
AIBANy, May 8, 1876, "a J ckson street
nine year under medical skill in the cities Of Men
ipeas attended ws inflammation OF the Kidneys and viii
bleeding Piles deeply liberated with large Jumps Of the size
The urinary seceons stopped days when my distress be-
came ntoerabe y tongue cracked, and the roof of my
neck was in constant burning heat that cold water
did n i cool it.
covery, when Mrs. Jessup desired me to
TRY DALLEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR.
She brought bed box and applied to the Sores
felt immediate wherever touched me, and begged
for enough to annont thoroughly. 1t obtained and
in the chest even made Pills Of it, and took them Which
cured L my life to your valuable Extract
and Enc f
SALT RHBUM.
This certies that DALLEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR
DURATION and for arts These fierce diseases Ravs been a.
aevated and they were both entirely removed There
Patent recams for it, from what has fallen under my obsr
yaon added to the very respectable testimonials in its
do most cnesruy recommend the attention othe actsd
| the use o. this Invaluable salve. ,,,,,,,,,
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ELECTHICAIs
FEBRI FUGE |,
or, ~
Il. Speeds
FEVER TONIC,

T EV EN- IONIC,
with which any one,
without any particular
knowledge Of medicine,
e enabled to cure any ol
the levsrs incident 10 a
Southern climate. in
rom TWO TO TWENTY
HOURS.
Thiu u = p.. ~~uu. =
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ESA;1I 12|!s|513z5|

THE DAGUERREOTYPE SALOONS. No.
l. SO Camp street. (Shiffs buildings are now open
for the reception of visitors who respectfully invited to
examine the very extensive collection of PORTRAITS.
eV These SALOONS havS been magnificentIy furnished
and every attention will be bestowed give satisfaction to
patrons "
U- By the superior arrangement of the LIepr in the
Operating Room, constructed expressly this purpose with
an immense SKYLlaHT, and by q NEW CHEMICAL Pro
in aye very sho. space Of time Comfy few seconds, exhibiting
graduation Light and Shade. without which Pictures can
~ choice variety of new style Enamelled and En-
grved LoCKETs oil the finest Gold and best workmanship,
prices " ~
~ Artists supplied with every article used in the Da-
gneIeotype at NewY0rk prices. r. JACOBS,
da4 om No. 80 Camp street, NewOTleans
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GRAND TnnrE1 o. HoNoR, State of Louisiana AT the
annual s1 I'D on the I'D Of May. in the city Of New
OEsens ~ 1leWins oosn wsss elected for the ensuing
ysas cod4 LAY. les. ard daily installed BY Past g. W.
Svids4 Ai!eF delssata from Odeon Temple No 5, w
fdwih fclses. delegate from Odeon Tempis No
4gia. North, dels6ats fium Ocean Tempb No 3, g Wi
"a 5 lMoast ds'eEats from odscn No w Chaplain
II 9 w appoinisd q Dsputy G WT-PG w rs,
bnes nd W g Latham, for the State a large; B
ss,oes. e. b.aisec DISTRICT Fe1; Lewis. Shreveport.
oDEoH TEnrLs OF HoNoK No. 6--Mees semi. monthly,
svy gtsnafs Tussiay evening, 1t clock in the
son. q Tsmpaance Hall. IS 6t Charles street,. Ofeen
!Shp cfansil: " T Edy.d McLaus chin. NV Y
- ~ M4on.t Gdbbls. ........WDu
n s|!s:. i;:;ii j !
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FOR DYSP EPSIA.
Prepared from tho Fourth Stomach of tho
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ITO LET-Several Small houses, one in -
Greenville, all ready furnished. Inquire of IIl
oil lyos N. HOLINESS 1s5 Grayer st. -
H0usEs TO RkNT.-A number of DWELLING
IL HoUsES for rent, Canal street, between Ro- -
man and Preaux streets, from the first of October III
Apply TO lsb til u. NJ. FOGG. $50 Magazine st. I'D
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IMPORTANT TO PLANTERS.
nv would respectfully call the attention Of I

public 70 the lM-
portapce Of their making
themselves acquainted
with the remarkable pro.
peries OF the
' ELECTRICAL.
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TO RENT - The undersigned having deter
l. mined to to the country, Wishes relet con. -
tanning rooms shower bath, pantry and closets;
fine front and side yard well paved and with handsome
shubeny This establishment has recently been elegantly
nshed with the very best new furniture all of which will b.
sold at great bargain. Apply on the premises, at 80
Camp street. fel2 If
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Dr. Yoaonsen8-l verify believe that your SarsapaYIa
has been ths messs through Providence. Of saving my life
have for several yean had bad cough became worse
night swsss greatly dsH h.s and ssducsd ana
short tme and the has wonderful change been wrought
abe to, T ell all ovsI the city Ea.e
that am thank ful for these results. Youf obd't servant
~ WV. RUSSELL, Is CathaIne street,
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II ENJOYABLE consequence Of the late FIRE, the
Work has been removed from under the Rev. T; Capp's
Charles Theatre where and the public can be sup
piled with Carts Drays, Ok Wheels and Barows, Jersey,
in the line for city plantation use, at low prices for cash
' II On WY 'SSfpAViD G. WILSON. n P~did0 4.
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ylsitiaS Committee:
Snnday-M 6teny. - Grayler street
4ouday-E w Perry. u, u Magazine street
Igssdsy-ROht Pelsn, % canal suset
WednesdAy-JAeQb Cohen, GSAvier strsat
Ihqrstay-WiR Kenny, ~ magazine street
fndsy-Chsa Gseanhil. 8s drawer strset
SasurdHy-Wm WATSON, Constance street
Auausrus WAN9. r q
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EAuTllM

Owing to the ,satucce and immense sale of Dr. Town
sends Sarsapasa, inmber Of men who were formerly
Ei.s Bitters, Esuac!sof Yellow Dock. se. They gs.
have stolen and copied our advertisements they are on
worthless limitations, and should be avoided.
Yosk; Reding Co., Stas street, Boston, Dyot s. n
lS2 North Second street, PHILADELPHIA 8. s. Hance, Drug
g Baltimore; p. M. Cohen, Charleston; los South Pearl
street, Albany P. III McG,aw, Natchez and By all the
United States, WestI ,,es and the Canadas. sag
J. WRIGHT. ISL Chartres street,
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Sex yis;tisx Co.Higss = Motif! Monday; Williams.
ksansdy. Fd.las; love. Saturday Tower. sanday.
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RKOOKI m WARKH0UsK GOMPANY.-T6s
ID Brooklyn Warehouses, at Agiers opposite New
are new n yssdigsss e receive from the WEST
SHIPMENT Having 1900 feet front the nyer with wharves
In front Of the Warehouses by which goods Immediately
conveyed without ayage the weather. ampr
room will be found he dschargins OF steamers an
loading Of ships.
Charges fixed at yerylow rates, and every aceommoda
ton offered the Merchants in the city the Shippers in
the upper county 4 i the wish Of the ompany equal
Persons iniereedin transmitting Metcha ndse invited
TO visit the premises
Office. of Magazine and Lafayette Streets NewOr
leans. t, j. CASEY, Secretary
References s. R. Geddes; Price, Frost 4 CO. j. w
st"ston n To-: ReF. Ntohols ieiH
EoX'S STARCH-30O boxes, in store and for
ans K n GRIEFF 8 co, as, 40 and "a Old Levss.
FRESH GOSHEN. BUTTER kegs fresh
Goshen Bhtter Just received steamship Union and
for saleby fap2il VIM J. DEWEY. S. Grsvie1 ST. s.''
FRESH SEIDLITZ and SODA POWDERS.
gross Seiditz Powder. superior article do Soda
do. landing ship Jsssore, for sale by
myss r L. MASSEY. CONNER Camp and Graves aus.
STAR CANDLES-5O0 boxes best Cincinnati
aps AID. GRlEFF& Lsysa
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Of d0MnsaTT1a SaaDsa soveEelsn snd peggy ca
Falling of the Womb Costvenes, Piles, Leuohorhga on
Whites, obstructed difficult Mensuaaton Incontinence
of Urine involuntary discharge thereof and the gene
pfosaon of the system-no matter whether the result Of
inherent produced by ineguaty, Illness
effects the human Frame Persons all weakness and asr
ude from taking at become robust and full of energy
under its influence 1t Immediately the nerveess.
of the female France which the great of barren,
1t will not be expected Of in Of delicate
nature to exhibit certificates of performed but can
assure the afflicted that hundreds o have been reported
Children after using few bottles of this invaluable nledicns
have haen blessed with a fine healthy ofIapunr
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Those that initiate Dr.. Townsend's Sarsapala. havs
invanaby called their stuff Remedy for Females etc.
and have copied bills circulars which relates to the
complaints OF women word for wond-oher men who 1T
medicine, have, since the great of Dr. Townenc
Sarsapala in complaints incident females, recommended
theirs, although previously they did number of these
Mixtures Pills, etc., injurious to females, they agra.
vate dlsease. and undermine the constitution.
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.5 SCR0FULA CURED.
This certificate concusvey proves that this Sarsnpara has
perfect control the most obstinate disease of the Blood
Three persons cured in one house " unprecedented.
THREE, CHILDREN.
DR., Tb,onsend-Dear Sir have the pleasure to inform
you that three Of my children haye been cgTed the sou
by the OF your excellent medicine They alcte
very severely with bad sores have taken only four bottles it
took them away for which feel myself under great obga
ton Yours, respectfully,
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UFINICNS OF PHYSIt lANS.
Dr. Townsend is almost daily receiving orders from Phys,
Clans in different parts of the Union
This 70 certify, that we the undersigned Physcisr
the city Of Albany have in prescribed .
Townsend Sarsap1a, and believe be of the )st
valuable preparations In the market
Ii. p. PuLINs, M. D
.... ]. WILSON, M D.
X. B. BRIaGs, N. D.
Albany. Ap 1. 1877. p. L. ELMKRpORry, n. d.
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Republication of the London Quarterly, tho Edin-
6urgh, the North British, and the West
nais,stsr Revioacs and Blacksoood's
Edtuburpk MarQxine.

the exponent Of the wing party in Great Britain, having
from its commencement advocated freedom and the rights OF
the people, When the apparently of determination,
was waged against France by BRUSH tory rulers, and during
which occurred the SECOND great struggle Of Esgand with
snss and made By its upanswerabs and eloquent appeals
and the throne itself trembe. The graphic and stir
ring deneations of those events presented in the Of
that distinguished Journal exhibit the of
those persus days be found. perhaps in the language. Its
influence was becoming apparent that at length the leaders
of the tory party, whom the hunders of its eloquence
especially directed found powerful instrument
to be resisted ordinary and hence they
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RHEUM ATIsM.

This In only oue Of more than four thousand cases
Rheumatism thai d. Townsend's SaTsapsra has cured
The most ad chronic cases are weekly eradcated
LANES umuines ESQ.,, of the assistants in the Luna
tic Asylum BackwePs lsand Ia the gentleman spoken OF
In the folnXYinp letteK:
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INOEFERING the public thisne W and reuedy
d III Ss2 "a I UMPTJoN BRONtHITIs. as7H1A.
cnarnster and efficacy 1.-THE medicine Numerous testimo.
may be SEEM npht for distribution athe agency,
that ~ D. is eminent Of twelve years
STANDING graduate Of the University Of Pennsylvania
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-10-28

In passing through the District ! met With
several persons who have private claims to
lay. before Congress. There are doubtless
other persons in tile same situation whom
did not see. would recommend to oil such
persons to send their papers to me without
delay. that | may inspect them, and see
that they are properly sustained by evidence,
and prepared for the action Of that body
woull also take this occasion to give mo-
iicc TO all persons 10 my District, having any
claims or demands before the several depart
meuts in Washington, that. during my SER
vice IN Congress. they win incur very un-
necessary expense by the employment, for
a compensation, Of any agent or attorney to
attend ta their claims for them. shall re-
sa,d III business before the departments IN
wrich NY constituents have aDyiutercst, as
Ealing within the range If my representative
dutirs aud as fully entitled to my time aud
attention rs II they were matters to be acted
upon by Congress.
CHARLES JAS FATLKNER.
Martinshurg, Ceteber % 1851
Esg~The papers Of tits District will please
transfer this notice to tl.,ir columns
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-10-28
FAIRS At BALTIMORE.

Tie Maryland State Agricultural Society,
and the Maryland Institute for the promotion
Of Mechanic arts, held their annual fairs last
week in Baltimore The attendance of citi-
Gems and strangers at both these places was
immense. and the vast collection of articles
battles description. Senator Douglass, Of
Illinois, made the address before the Agricul-
tural Society on Friday last. which was spo-
ken ofiu terms fpraisc Gen. Scott visited
the Institute on Thursday night, and was re-
ceivcd with loud applause.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-10-28

We have the pleasure Of laying before our
readers to dag. letters from Mr.. Summers and
Mr.. Baxter. accepting tie nominations ten
dercd them respectively by the Wing State
Convention. No reply to the letter Of the
committee has yet been received from Mr..
Watts, for which we can't account. except on
the supposition that he is absent from home.
Mr.. Summers letter viii be read with much
satisfaction and entire appreciation BY the
Wing party. lie plants himself firmly and
unrcservedly upon the resolutions adopted BY
the Convention with reference 10 our federal
relations; while his views Of State policy
must commend themselves to every true son
Of Virginia. - ITirgiaia Adroeate
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-10-28
Total. ..s9 ls5 7ss 40 el1 Gas 600 90

Wall and Ward ". J elected to tie House
Of Delegates BY handsome majcrities.
The majority for Faulkner, Union caud-
date for Congress, in Frederick County is
254.
Thus the l0lh Congressional District of
Virginia put her seal of condemnation upon
the dangerous beresics of secession, and now
triumphantly proclaims her devotion to the
UNION. Mr. Faulkners election is NOW q
FIXED FACT" The polls being kept open
three days upon the Constitution, we can give
but few returns there is no doubt however
of its adoption BY large majority.
The following are the Congressman cleo
ted
In the first district, j. s. Nillson. Dem
ocrat.
In the second district. Il Kidder Meade,
Democrat, with opposition.
In the third district. result not asccrtained.
In the fourth district, Thomas $. Bocock,
Dem is reported elected
In the fifth district the result is doubtful
the contest is close between panlus Powell.
Dem. and W. l.. Goggin. Wig.
In the sixth district, John s. Caskie, Dem
is elected.
In the seventh district, Thomas 5. BaJlcy,
Dem, is elected
In the eighth district, A II, Holiday,
Dem, is elected without opposition.
In ninth district. }. f. STROLLER, Wing
is elected
In the tenth, C. j Faulkner, Independent
is elected
In the eleventh district, John Letchcr
Democrat, is elected.
In the twelfth district, - Edmuudson
Dem is elected
In the thirteenth district fayette D. We
Mullen, Democrat, is elected.
No returns from the fourteenth district.
In the fifteenth district, Thomas 5. Hay
mond, Wing, is probably elected.
The new constitution is adopted by al
overwhelming majority.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-10-28
FRANCE.


Mr.. Walsh. long resident Of Paris, in a
letter to the journal Of Commerce, written on
the 18th September. says:
THAT great events are just before us is
certain. That crisis OF which Of which
have ofteuIDpoken to yeu is near. Between
the 18th day of September and the middle
or end of next May the dcstinies of Europe
for probably half century which in these
days is very long time win he decided. -
A fierce struggle--it may be most dcs.
peratc and bloody struggle between liberty
civil and religious. on the one hand, and hoa-
ry depotis;n in politics and religion on the
other. What will be the assure, G cd alone
knows
Il find that there is wonderful activity
here in the political world The foreign am
bassadors. ESPECIALLY those Of Austria. Prus-
STA ard Russia, have frequent conferences.
aud arc constantly sending and receiving dcs.
patches. Nor are the Ministers resident of
the smaller Powers, such as Sardinia, Naples.
Spain, the States Of the Church. Belgium and
Holland; lille. Those Of England and the
United States are wide awake and the form
err has not a little to do TO look after these
Continental States aud the movements OF
their rulers"
Mr.. Walsh's long residence among the
French and his intimacy with many of the
most prominent characters of the country
give to such forcbodings as the above little
gravity
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1851-10-28
CHARLOTTESVILLE
ctou.har of 1881

SlR:-The Wing State Convention, now
in session at this place, has assigned to us,
as Committee, the pleasing duty of COM
municating to you your unanimous uomina-
ton of the people of Virginia for The office Of
Attorney General under the amended Con-
stitution.
We take much pleasure in announcing the
fact to you; and hoping soon to hear of your
acceptance Of the nomination, We most conf
IDENTIFY anticipate that, approaching as you
will the responsibilities you assume, the high
trust confded to you. will have an able. zeal
Gus and faithful champion.
We are, very respectfully yours.
v. W. SOUTHALL,
ii. p. IRVING,
DAVID PATTERSON,
JOSEPH SEGAR,
II. b. SEMPLE,
SYDNEY S. Banter ESQ, Richmond