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Notice..

A I'll persons indebted to the estate OF d. =.
n Perrin, deed, are requested to make mn
mediate payment, and those having demands
against said estate will present them properly at
tested. A. PERRIN, Admir-.
| Oct. G 6m 3S
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OLD Deacon Billings, a staunch tenn
perance man, having accidentally swal,
lowed rousing glass of gin, was asked
how he felt after It. Felt" cried the
deacon, "why, felt as though | was
sitting on the roof Of our meeting. house
apd every shingle was jewsharp?
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poetry.
0 LET NE DIE In BATTLE.

FAlS would / die in battle,
bar from my native shore;
The musket's tone should be my dirge,
My kncll, tho cannon's roar.
I'd feel so glad and happy,
To depart from friends away,
No loved ones there-no sobs or sighs,
To wake wish to stay.
Fain would die in bstsle,
Upon the blood strewn plain,
The gore from out so many hearts
Would wash away the pain.
No tomb should mark my resting place,
No hand irscribe my name;
o, soft would be my pillow
Mid tile dying, and the slain.
D let me die in battle,
Mid the victor's loud huzzas,
Mid the shrek of those who nobly fell,
In freedoms glorious caa-e.
o, let me die in battle
Mid the soldiers kindred gore;
o let me die, were none may weep,
Or none my loss deplore.
And 1et It be in autumn,
Away from friends most dear;
Let THE parting breath of summer
Hover gently round my bier.
With the "Stars aud Stripes" around me,
70 cheer my bed of death,
Unknown without:a friend to weep,
Sweet would be my parting breath.
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Land for Sale.

T Would be glad to sell one hundred acres of
i the tract of land on which live. What
propose to part with is all woodland. and PIE
cisely four miles from the Village, on the Co.
umbia Road-an excellent situation for pleas
ant residence. 4. SIalKlNS.
Drr O At
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KINDNESS.

AS stars upouthe tranquil sea,
In mimic glory shine,
So words Of kindness in the heart,
Reflect the source dirine;'
o then be kind, whoc'cr thou art,
That breathest mortal breath,
And it shall brighten all thy life,
And sweeten even death.
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Removal! /!

MY Friends and customers can find me in
IYl the house below llolngswor,h & Ncho.
las, and as usual will make to order. for CASH,
Fine Drees Boots. ots................S7 90
do Pump Boots. ots................ 90
do Double Sole WATERFRONT. 90
! An other kinds Of work at the lowest price.
Excellent Work. good Fits and superior style,
guaranteed to all those that may favour me with
call. VIM. McEFOY.
Ian 90 tf
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IF bat can fly ten miles in two hours
how far can brickbat fly in mob!
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Land for Sale.

Land for Sale.
NNHE Subscriber offers for sale the lands be-
Il longing to the Estate Of Joseph Moore,
deceased t.t ~
One Tract containing about seventy-seven
acres, adjoining lands Of James Ransford, s.
Christie ard others.
One other Tract containing FIVE and hall
acres, adjoining lands of DR.. L. j. Minis, Mrs
L. T. Moore and others.
The above Lands lies near the Village and
portion OF it is well timbered and can be pur-
chased at private sale on liberal terms:
.,.' ,..,~. E. PENN, Ex'or.
Feb 70 If
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After which time my books will close
II. II. HILL, T. G. T. d.
P. S.-Thc law requires the owners Of Slaves
TO pay tlfe Taxes to the Tax Collector. If per-
sons who hire slaves agree to pay taxes, they
should pay it to the owners.
Feb 26 If b
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TAX COLLECTORS NOTICE
No. =,

r WILL attend at the following places herein
i after specified to collect the General and
Il;,t.,,+ 1'E1 f,rt thu vnar 1851,
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AUGUSTA, Ga.
HAyE Just received from New York, by
IL the Steamer Union, large and spleudid
assortment of
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New Family Grocery
s. E. BOW ER S,

At the corner opposite Robinson's Hardware Stor
and fronting the American Hotel,
HAMBURG. ). G..
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Hkhe1ANHA CENVhA1s RAIL AOAOs--
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT-vIR GINA
fractions will be offered this season to all visitors
of the Virginia Springs than ever were before.
The Rail Road il opened within q few miles OF
the base of the mountain so miles Of the old part
of the Road are now being laid with heavy T
rail- ar il will be from the following adver.
tisement of J. FL Timberlake e. Co., that the pub
c are enjoying the full benefit of an opposition
line of stages:
tsNew Line of Stages to staunfon and
the White Sulphur sPrings.-The public are
hereby informed that we have established line OF
Stages to run in connection with the Virginia Gen.
trail Rail Road to Staunton, and in few weeks we
will be the line all the way to the White Sulphur
Springs, and we mean to give satisfaction.
ave think we are entitled to the support OF the
we continue the line. travellers viii reap the
benefit OF quicker time and lower rates II we are
not sustained the public will pay Tor il hereafter.
Passengers leaving Richmond at 81, A. NJ.
now arrive in Staunton before dark same day,
avoiding night travel and other discomforts, and
fare reduced at least so per cent.
~. II. TIMBERLAKE g. CO.
charlottesville, Va, May 4, 1852"
In a short time, more detailed information will
be published of the hours of running, rates of fare,
and various through tickets which are being ar.
ranged. Suffice it say, for the present that there
is more comfort and quicker time with less cost
than ever was known before.
The agent of Messrs Timberlake g. Co., at the
Ticket office of the Central Rail Road is guaranty
ing passage through to Staunton at rates greatly be-
low those advertised by them, such as may be ex-
pected where there is spirited opposition.
By this line from Richmond to Stanton in IL
hours, and only one meal on the road.
L. H. GILL,
my 8-ts Supt. Va. Central R Road.
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HUfELS
YESTERDAY.

cor J1MRIAN HOTEL.-R b Winston,
c.rolne. n Gates, Powhatan; VIM spears,
! Snsars. A PampaIin, Chesterfield; Dr
T. n Dunn, Middlesex; w kothweii, : n
shelton. Albemarle; Shaw, Augusta;
Ro,bwell, Albemarle; w PCheatham, lady,
children and servant, Amelia; NJ II Hobson,
BALTIMORE; w Kings, G w Baldwin, N York;
pam Flournoy, Pow hatan, J w Robertson.
Petersburg; J N Goodman, Cumberland L
TiIman, w Mckinney, Nelson; Mr. Rose,
Texas; r Poelnittz, Alabama; R Elliott,
South Carolina; w l. Dawren, K & DRR
E A Poelnittz, Alabama; B Griffin, South
Carolina; N C Read, Richmond; j Rudd,
Chesterfield; I E Gibson, Buckingham; d
Stone, w Thomas, J III Thomas, Fluvanna;
w Hunter, Howardsville; G Campbell,
Big Lick; t & Smith, Parkersbuig; Good
man, F w Battaille, Caroline; w P Tunstall,
Lynehburg; w Flippin, w Hatcher, John
Robertson, B Robertson, Cumberland; Jno A
Wennock, Plymouth; ID H Coates, Clover
Hill.
EXCHANGE HOTEL -oA Woodbridge, Mid.
lothian; Bonstow and two ladies, New York; X
Nixon, c Perkins. Mrs COPY, Miss vikings, WI
mington, C; w II Aiken and lady, Dutche IS coun-
ty New York; A w Payne, Norfolk; smith
baltimore: w u Wade, E T Richardson, New York;
J Jarratt, Petersburg; w Wilson, Charles City;
w Carter, Caroline; w Bibb, Wade. Char
lottesvIiie; X h ATmlst al, MISS Maupin, WAiians'
burg; L w Minor, U 5 Navy; w stevenson, lady,
children and servant, Miss Winston, kentucky; Z
Cumpston, Prince Edward; Mrs A Keller,
Wisconsin.
CITY HOTEL-Dr II Mettert, Henrico; E
Watkins Chesterfield; w X Pendleton, Bethany,
Va; Shanwold, Wilmington; L Rice, Savar-
nah; DIR J Geyer and C Williams, Cumberland
Mrs Palmer, Miss Palmer and Master Palmer
Florida; Boyd, Milton, N c; 5 iensley, Va
T Dix, Acquia; ] II Fairchid Philada; Williams
Madison, j w Taylor, Cumberland.
AMERICAN HOTEL Wake, Norfolk; 1
Goodioe, Alabama; H Oliver, Macon, Ga; w I
Lewis, Brunswick; w Boiling, Petersburg;
Empie, Wooster, J Miller and lady, and Mas
ter Wright, Wilmington, N C; Mr. Mertins, Peters
burg; s Wilder and 7 II Beatty, C; J Mar.
tin, Georgia; w Bufcrd, Brunswick, M M Ander
son, Hanover; ] w Beebe, York. w Perkins
Buckingham; R!R Taylor, Go ,chand; Maps
Miss Jones. Accomsc; Royce, Baltimore.
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II

IL ROAD-CHANGE OF HOURS.-On and
after Tuesday, June 18th, 1884, regular passenger
train will run between Richmond and the Junction
connecting at the Junction with Flagg & Co.'S line
L. Stages for Burkeville, Charlotte Court House.
Halifax Court House, Danville, Milton and Greens.
borough. The train will stop for passengers only
at the following points Manchester, Powhite,
Robiou's, Coalfeld, Tomahawk, Powhatan, Mat
toax, SCOTS Shop, Amelia Court House, Wyanoke
and jennings Ordinary.
Leave Richmond every day except Sunday at
o'clock, A. NJ. Returning, leave the Junction at
$50, P. NJ
Children over 3, and not over IL years of age
half price to any points except the two first
named. Servants travelling by themselves must
be furnished with two passes, so that one can be
retained in the Office; and it must be expressly
stated Oh the pass that they are permitted to 20
on the cars. A freight train will leave Richmond
every Wednesday. Parties forwarding goods must
have them on the ground the previous evening.
N. .B.-The Stage leaves the Junction eve.
ry Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, In connection
with the above points; and returning, meets the
cars at the same point every Monday, Thursday
and Saturday.
Through ticket from Richmond to Danville. $40
Do do do Greensboro; 10
Through passengers not providing themselves
with tickets will be considered as way passengers
and charged an increased rate of fare.
my ~ John II. OSBORNE. Supt.
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n Il - -
lllNEI HUlNT LINE To m n n I'm n =

Il
M RE.-TWICE WEEKLY BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND BALTIMORE-Fare SH
Oniy.-The public are hereby informed that the
er MARYLAND, Capt Charles E. Mitchell, having
been entirely rehtted, enlarged, and improved in
every respect with berths for large number of
passengers, and with state rooms for those who
prefer being retired, is now on the route between
richmond and Baltimore Passengers by this agree.
Die and economical line will leave Richmond bv
the morning train, on Mondays and Wednesdays.
at o'clock, A. NJ, and reach Baltimore on the fol
lowing MORNINGS in time to proceed the New
Castle and FrenchtOwn Steamboat line Eat half mast
a. or with the early train of those DAYS TO Phil
aoeiPnia Returning, passengers will leave Balti.
more ON the afternoons of Tuesday and Tbursdav
at 4, T NJ and connect at the Creek on Wednesdsv
and Friday succeeding with the train which ar.
rlves IN Richmond at 4, p NJ, of the same DAYS
rare In either direction, S5 Estate rooms and
meals TOT cabin passengers extra except in the
OF ladies' and families who viii have the privilege
OF state-rooms free of chsrge9 Forward cabin
passengers, Qnclnding meals and lodging ON board
Fare for first class passengers between Baltimore
ana fhiiadelphia by the New Castle and French
town line 81 so. For second class do 81 So Ma
king the Dhole fare from Richmond to PAiladelphia
tor first class passengers By this agreeable line.
81 SO only. '
Nor further particulars, or through tickets. annIv
at the office of the Richmond, Fredericksburg 4
Potomac Railroad Company.
J. B. WINSTON, Ticket. Agent
OFFICE R., r. e. P. r. X. COMPANY
Richmond, March 9th, 1852 I NIB
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CEDAR TAR.-The most successful rrmedv
~ now In use tor the cure of incipient Consump
ton, Bronchitis, Asthma, Coughs Putrid Sore
Throat, Dyspepsia, diseases of the Kidneys and
Liver, Kings Evil Piles, letter, and ali diseases
arising from impure blood and ente ebled state of
the system.
Recommendation.
BALTIMORE, March IL, 1851
Mrs. B. B. Norris: Dear Madam-It gives me
great pleasure In recommending to public favor
your valuable medicine Cedar Tar as an excel.
ent preventative curative in the first signs OF
bronchial affections, or diseases of the lungs and
also as very valuable tonic.
Yours, very respectfully,
T. II. WRIGHT. NJ D.
BALTIMORE, Sept. Is, 1851
MIA. NORRIS Madam-lt gives me great plea
sure to state that, By the use of your Cedar Tar
have been cured of consumption with which have
been afflicted for the last sixteen months tried
everything that could be got at for cure Nothing
mas ever done, can safely say, but your Cedar
Tar. | had three or four hemorrhages a month.
an I, since have used your Tar, | can truly say
only spit blood once, and then but small quantity
My cough, which was very violent all the time has
entirely stopped. | sleep sound, and my night
sweats have left me. My hip bones, at one time al.
most came through my skin, but no have nv
usual quantity OF flesh, and my general good health
has returned. ANY person desirous of witnessing
the benehts derived from your Cedar Tar, viii
please call on me, at my residence in Baltimore
street. five doors from Broadway.
Yours, with respect, ANN KING.
subscribe with pleasure and full confidence to
the effects of the Cedar Tar as prepared and sold
prescribed it frequently, and always with good ef
fects.
March a. 1851. A. RICH. M.
For sale In Richmond by
P.H0RTON KEACH, 81 Main street,
General Agent for Eastern Virginia.
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T AIDES: LADIES Away to the Cheap
" Store of MILLHlSER & BRO, 1913 Broad at.
Reduction in Prices!-Sellinx off.-As the
season is advancing, AMI ha wing very large stock
of desirable Goods on hand, in order to reduce
them, we have determined to offer every article on
hand, from Grape Shawl to Cotton Hand kerchief,
at a reduced price. We confident that such
bargains, as we are willing to sell, to those who
call soon, cannot be had every day. On hand,
Barge de LANES, Bareges, Lawns, Ginghams,
black and colored Silks, plain and dotted Swiss
Muslins, Cambsics, Jaconnetts, SILK Laces; every
Cottons 81. extremely the at g cents Pillow Case
-, oieached, at 10 cents per yard; 1000 Linen
handkerchiefs at prime auction cost Call soon
and secure some of the cheapest Goods ever offer
ed In this city, at MlLLHISER & BROS,
my % 1873 Broad street
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CONGRESS-NoNDay

SENATE.-Petitions were presented by sever
nj gentlemen, asking for the passage of the
homestead bill. Other petitions, on various
anb,ects, were presented.
After the transaction of other business, the
Senate proceeded to the consideration of the
.ssll relative to the improvement of the Cumber.
isnd dam.
HOUSE OF REPREsENTATIvEs.-Th House
snok up the bill appropriating ten millions o
acres Of the public lands for the benefit of the
.iter brief debate,
Mr.. Orr moved to lay it upon the table, bu
me motion did not prevail: yeas Sc, nays lis,
The House took up and passed resolution
- adjourn Congress on the 10th of August
next.
Territorial business was then considered.
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~ Orders for Tickets In any of the Maryland
Lotteries will meet the mist prompt and confiden.
tial attention, if addressed to R. FRANCE g. CO.,
Managers, or to c. W.PURCELL,
my3l Richmond, Va.
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s. ml ro.r.,di : : =! - !;

te6 alH
4S6H NORFOLK, PORTsMO OTH. OLD
T POINT, Ac.--The steamboat Augusta, Capt
VIZ. C. SMITH. having been reftfed for the sum-
via port Walthall, on Wednesday, the I'd Of June.
The Cars running In connection with the Augusta
win leave the Richmond and Petersburg Depot
on Monday, Wednesday and Friday morning ., 8
Returning, the AUGUSTA vii leave Norfolk on
the Alternate days Wig: Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays, at o'clock A. NJ.
The Augusta will touch at Old Point during the
Bathing season, going and returning and all the
landings on the River.
Fare to City Point, W
De. to Cokes oriGrove Wharf, so
Do. to Old Point, Norfolk and Portsmouth, 2 o.
Children over and not over IL years OF age,
half price.
Servants to Old Point Norfolk and Ports.
mouth, ---I "
To any point on the River not below the
Grove,.--- --------.----------.-.--l W
Do for children and servants, ........-.... Is
THOs. DoDAMEAD,
my % Superintendent.
fS9 UNION STEAMsHIP CONF
XSE&& PANY'S LINE FOR PHILADEL.
PhIA, VIA CITY POINT AND NORFOLK The
magnificent steamships Pennsylvania and Vir-
einia, will hereafter leave Richmond alternately
every WEDNESDAY, for Philadelphia, as above.
These beautiful stea ners are both new, and are
handsomely lifted up Win state-room accommoda-
tons for passengers.
The table is co ua to tnat Of the best hotels; and
this route is nfdentyirecommended to the travel.
ling community, az the most comfortable, econom-
icaf, and every way desirable mode of passage be.
tween these cities.
Fare TO Philadelphia, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Fare to Norfolk, ...--...........S3
No charge for meals. Apply to the Agents,
MAYO & ATKINSON, Richmond.
LEVI ELDRID tiE, Philadelphia.
N. B.-For the safety OF passengers, we have
provided two of Francis Life Boats for each of
these steamships.
Second class passengers taken at very low rates.
my2
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SELLING OFF AT COST, FOR CASH,
$4,000 WORTH OF DRY GOODS.
WORD. FEE RGU SON & BARKS.

W DALE intending to make. change In
their business on the 1st day of July next,
offer their stock of DRY GOODS at cost, for
cash. and respectfully ask persons who desire to
purchase, to call and examine for themselves, be-
fore they do so. They feel confident that more
general assortment of Dry Goods, or one selected
with more care, never offered for sale at cost
in this market. 1t all imported by themselves,
or purchased by them of manufacturers and their
agents. The goods of which it consists are OF the
latest and most approved styles, en- bracing among
other things, "a, "A, Ga and l24 bleached and
brown Domestics, Prints from cents to the best
quality, French, English and American Lawns, do
Ginghams do black and fancy D. LANES, do Silks,
black Bonbaznes and Alpacas, Cloths and CASH
meres Satin, Silk and MarseilIes Vestings, Irish
Linens and Sheetngs, Linen Cambria and Lawn
Handkerchief Silk do; large stock of Alexanders
Kid Gloves ladys u.s. mems 81 cents; and servants
Clothing of every description, together with gen.
eral assortment of everything usually kept in dry
goods house.
Determined to close, they assure the public that
there is no hum5uy in this advertisement.
70
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c. s1E;:''; c.

e. ;:s:s.S;i;s.l si5 - 81 -
CHANGE OF HOUkS-SUIMEK AR.
u RANGEMENT- VA CENTRAL RAILROAD
burg.-On and after Monday, 26th April 1882,
the passenger trains on this road will run fol.
lows:
Start from Richmond at 81 o'clock NJ, arrive
at Charlottesville at l-2 o'clock M. Start from
Charlottesville at z o'clock M, arrive at Rich.
mond at o'clock P M.
Passengers coming down, will breakfast at Char.
lottesvlle.
Fare between Richmond and Charlottesville, 100
miles 50 so
Do do do Lynchburg. so
Servants travelling by themselves must be fur
nished with two passes. SO that be retained
at the ticket Office and it must be expressly stated
on the pass, that they are permitted to go ON the
cars. E II. GILL,
my % Sup't TRANSPORTATION.
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r.. ~ cHH4saJ ADAMS d CO.'S
liz .15lH>.sSHsxsl EXPRESSE are now run
ming to nearly every city, town and village in the
United States, and its superior facilities are offered
to all lat low rates. for the rapid carriage and de-
livery of articles of all descriptions boxes, bales,
packages, parcels money, &c. &C., and for the col.
lection Of notes. drafts bills in all places where we
have agents.
Our arrangements are such that the utmost,
promptness may be relied upon for the perform.
ance of all business entrusted to US.
Customhouse business attended to, goods entered,
duties paid, and articles forwarded with dispatch.
Be sure to order goods by ADAMS g. CO.'S Ex
press.
Checks on England, Ireland, Scotland anu Wales
in sums to suit, for sale at this Office.
Our European and California Expresses give gen
eral satisfaction
The Express leaves Richmond for the North
East and West every morning Except Sunday al
u O'clock arrives every evening Except Monday
at ST o'clock. j. II. SAWYER, Agent,
Office No. 5. Fourteenth street, Richmond. Va.
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SPLENDID LOTTERY FOR JUNE 12rg.
$4,000, so OF 5000. 10 of 2.0OOi
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class N, u
be drawn al Baltimore on Saturday, June 18TH
"a numbers, IL drawn.
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Tickets SI0i halves 5 quarters 50.
ALL PRIZE LOTTERY FOR JUNE 18TH.
Each and every ticket in this Lottery viii be a
prize-for all those tickets without drawn number
are each entitled to 90 gross
S37,765, $4,000, 7500I
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass 16, to
be drawn at Baltimore on Saturday, June 10TH
IS numbers, ii drawn.
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$50, ooo, 10000, 1000, SO OF 1000, so of 500l
Susquehanna Lottery, Class No IS, to be
drawn at Baltimore on Wednesday, June 10th. 70
numbers, ID drawn.
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ICHtIOND lIANUFACTOKY.-

- lCHMOND lIANUFACTORf.- told
Hand Silver Pencil Cases; the ever pointed Pens
manufactured by as experienced workman any
in the United States, and second to none.
Spectecles of various kinds, and those ground
by ourselves, positively restoring the sight
as ar thcia means can
The Ever Flowing Fountain Pen, modern
invention, combining skill with simplicity, and no
doubt as expressed by many, "The isuention of
this age" For further particulars please call at the
Office and examine for yourselves as to the utility,
workmanship, and durability; and decide whether
it is reality or humbug
Mandatory at the corner Of 18th and Main ct.
office in room formerly occupied by the Richmond
Library.
Pens re-pointed and warranted to stand.
ap3 RICHMOND MANDATORY.