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MONDAY MORNING MAR

administered, anl vel III, general pracricc IS
to supply 10 the soil an amount "f vegetahle
aliment. almos, entirely resolved lnto mn avail
able form. sufficient lor The crop. IN all stages
of its grow III, and IN cases Of dis appointment
il the crop il is attributed In "bad iuck.' "nn.
fIrOrdblc season, "ddukcrdted manure or
something else as foreign To the true Cause ns
either of the above allowing nothing tor III"
dissipation or waste OF a large proportion of
the volatile food supplied before II Is needed
or can be taken up by the plants IT w"s 'n'"nd.
ed to nourish and yet this oeours IN most
soils with The applicationof of almost all >nhs'ahc
es used as fertilizers. but more especially IN the
nse of guano; hence am induced In rndtafor
to feed my plants and anim,ls on tb" SAINT
principle. apply the guano a. two or 'hr e
different periods ofihe growth Of the c op
have tested this sysl'm hy anplyns smail
quantities of guano (preparrd as ahoNz) on grass
land at three different times N one seasan an
in the same field applying the same qnaniny Al
once and the direct effect from an appll' ation
Of &c per cent over the amount applied IA
three feeds was no more apparent aud the al
innate product far less, than that When the
same amount was applied in three feeds. II
order hat a crop should have proper sup
ply Of food during all the stages of lis 2ro"'f
those substances designe for lis pabnlum
shonld be so distributed through the soil thai
the roots IN their ramifcaIlons in pursuit %
food may come in contact With them anil the
fertilizers applied should be of such charar.
ter, if all deposited in the soil a. one time. iha
it will be gradually resolved as reqlr,d d. that
no waste may resul' from 81 coplons supply
being administered al one time
Hoping that you will esteem the above
" orth publishing and that your Subscribers
will consider it W ortll reading it is submitted
with the profound respect OF
Your obedieni servant,
JonN WILKINSON.
M Airy Ag. Institute G0mantoTa Pa
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RICHMOND.


IL TioN. i5s3.-r'T MOORE & CO.. Importer
and dtolers IN Fortign and Domestic Hardrore No. oo
Nan STREET, Richmond Va,
Have received by recent arrivals from Europe, Isrgs
and well selected stock ,f Bi BiRMINGHAM and SffEf-
FIELD HARDWARE. and from the manufactures IN
hi. country complete assortment Of American goods
rher -tock Large AMI well assorted. consisting In Parf
nf-
Rmirer' ID Woairnholm's fine Pocket Cutlery
Pen aud Pocket knives various mnke"s and fyles
Wade und Butchers np,r,or Razor.. Seissor- shears
Buck bone. Ebony anai Ivory handled knives Forks
SuPe aud double barrel Shot Guns, very superior
Psols Rifles Rifle Barrels md Mnnntings
frnte. Halter Lor. Fifth md Well Chains
Collins simmons, snI Virginia Axes
Amc.'- nnd Rowland's Spades md Shoyeis
NJ H. lii, Croas.Cut, Hand and Tennon sa~s
ANVIL Vices ard Smiths Bellows, all sizes
Gra-, Grain, nnd Briar Sc, ihep
Cnsfinqs. lorsr Shoes and Horse Shoe wills
Blister Shear nnl Casa Steel
II Hing md Wedding Hoes, q large variety
Brides, bursc Collars, Blind BrIles and Hemes
Locks aud Butt llinee-, OF every DESCRIPTION
Platform md Counters cnles, Patent Balances
Thir goods having been purchased exclusively Tor
eDh aud selected with tho utmost care, they nre pre-
paio oiier goods favourable terms as they can
br purchased IN any OF the Northern cities. Merchants
visiting Richmond, respectfully solicited To es"Hns
their stock. L" NJ Il
trh 1i.-ct 13npril.
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Che Dailp Oirelniau.

poIIrENE BETWEEN BRpTHEs ANp SIS
TIERS By endeas orng 10 acquire habit ot
polil.nr.s II will soon become ism liar. aud
1T IN ,on With ease If not with eiegance.-
el il never be forgotten III genuine polite
ness IS great iosterer of family love; II aliys
accidental irritation by preventing harsh re.
torts aud rude contradictions; 1t s"itens the
bostrrous. stimulates 'he indoent. suppresses
seitisIness, and, hy torn ing habit oi consd.
erari ms for others, harmonlzes the whole -
Polrcness begets pohteness, and brothers may
easly be won b, it TO leave off the rude ways
they bring home from schoo' or college. Sis,
irr4 oueht never to receive any little attention
without thanking them for il, never 10 ask a
favor offhem but in coreous terms, never 10
reply TO their questions in monosylIahlcs and
they will soon be- ashamed TO do such things
themselves Both precept and example ons hi
10 ne ,id under contribution. To convince them
hat no one can have really good manners a
broad Who is not habiually polite at home
A phl scian OF eminence informs the Baltl-
more Hmericdn thai the very nauscons medl'
cine called Cod Liver Oil. may be administer.
ed without the Ieas disgust to patient by
chewing aud swallowing small quantity OF
the roe of a smoked herring both betore aud
after taking the spoonful Oh oil. A peIce ot
sarilne will answer. if herrineie not palNtahl",
The disguise is perfectly efectua aud The
most delicate patient may thus Use the Phy''c
" iih omiorl.
sbu1e Express
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-28

ENKESE GA AZ. = SEEDS.--I ne sUb
l scriber now has in = - Snring supply of Gar
len Seeds his stock is ~ efnbra every variety
usually wanted in this innate. Thy are nll ttfh ond
genuine aud di,ea from the ,etbnted House o Dawn
LAEDRETH nj Phmdel phia--ulso. m assortment at
choice FLOW Err SEEDS
Catalogues with almanac and directions tor planting
and culture to be had gratis JOHN II. SEAt,
feb o-ts1 Druggist.
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4 93 Cuses Stick and Mass Liqnolire-a part oi
the lot rerv fDe sic Our manufacturing frierds viii
ple.se call and look at it. Jusrr"ceysd and for sale by
,,rl7-ts LEE l. JOHNSON.
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DAILY YIRGlNlAN.
TERRY & SHIELDS, Proprietors.
rER ME-

Tho VIRGIN w IL poJIsied daily II 50 anI
n ..r annum advance No suhscrno,i Is ake l9r
,s six months: paper Is discontine except n'
M ,uon of the Prppetors until all arrenrages sha nave
bet lr'ei. ~ ~, = ,.,, tor so o.nts n,r s,uar- fo,
or, II ,aH rrn insertion aud 81 y cts Tor every ater
II tI number insertions is not marked on 'he he
IN Ia. ouhlishel ordered out and charged acfofuhsy
RI. YEARLY RATES areFor the privilege OF Two SQUARES
ssn s.i square, daily $50, semi week
inner form, daily $40 weekly $50 Every yearly
will he required confnc his advertising his par
line Of business he exceed the space stipulated for
hs xilI h. charged rstaby Air The excess
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-28

WANTED.-Good plo% makers ss, r,,m can get good
feb l.-ts Dlr'bi'FN ~ INV,
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4 OOkING GLASS AND PICTURE
IL FRAME MANUFACToRY.-The undersigned
manufacture and offer for sale the following articles st
Northern prices: as
Portrait Frames richly ornamental and plain gilt
Picture Frames of gilt and fancy wood and guilt
Daguen eotype Fames,a large beautiful assortment "
gouds
Looking Glass Plates, ofa sizes and httea so "a az ,n
Picture Gluss. French, first quality from 'oxao inoS
es down c..5 - orde.
Plate Glass. for stores and dwellings fnrn,.nea
Composition Roscttes, of all Sizes 'o' D'"e'
A, ,,o~od Work re-gilt and iobbins in all the above
brun ,hes - H.. t..
Picture Glass cut to any Pa',e'"-ss"' '@'s'
10 nncb Mirrors furnished to order.
rrGnuntry orders by mail will receive pr ,m IT atten.
ES 0' FRANCK & CLOVER,
~ Ies Main street, between 9th and l0shst Richmond
-, 'o June 9--ts
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LEVI ELDRlDGE. Grr'L

INDMUND, DAVENPOkT - CO.,
ILRICHMOND, offer for sale in store ana " 'ost,zs
whoe4Dle-
5OOn Sucks Lyerl fine Salt Marshall and otho orands
100 do Ground Alum do
300 tons Richmond q ouBd Pia,fer
500 tons beat Peruvian Guano daily expected
500 bbl.. R0soBdae Cement
800 bushels PRIME Coycrsped
$50 llls Bone Dust
l25 hhds Bacon sides
l27 iicrces Sugnr House Molasses
300 boxes Areher'& Co.'S. No. ! oxes
300 tierces London Porter
so ca,es Cross & BIaeknesI Londen Mustard
25 do do Walnut and Mushroom CHtchup
25 Hampers English Cheese (Glouccster)
Is boxes Maecarom
30 Bage Sicily Almonds
900 bngs I3ruzle Sugar
400 bugs Costa Rco Coffee
Henaessey Godnrd, Otard and Ssssraz Brandy Held
.ics aud Hungarian Lion Wine; Sherry, Madeira, and
Port Wine &C., &c. 80
Many of the above of own importation, and
we profess to sell low ashley can be had in this coua
try quantity and quality considered Tens, as goo' an
assortment be bad in the country adapted to the
trade Of Virginia. - =
dec 30.d,cts EDMUND DAVENPORT & co.
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ClTY RAKEEkY-rhes subscriber would re
~ specu, inform the citizens OF Lynchburg thnt he
Ina. csab slI himself in this city, or the purpose o
ARRIVING on The Baking Business and has located
himself on Main Street directly opposite the Warwick
House
Having secured tho services of competent workmen,
he is prepared furnish Bread, Cases Crackers Bis
-ut and Pastry of all kinds, made OF tho best 'nateri
pIs and in the most skful munner.
He will have constantly o. hand FRESH CRACK
ERS OF Kinds at Richmond prices, at Wholesale and
retail
Fro ing experience in the BUSINESS, he 1uttcrs
him ..'Ill be able to give satisfaction.
JAS SIMPSON.
I1- Orders for wedding and other parties supplied
with punctuaity.
Jan l2-d&c3m
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IPetersbn5,e EZpress
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LAW CIRCULAR.
WOEkTnENGTON q. SNETuEN.

WASHING TON, y ..
fONTlSDES tn Ssnetcr Law eNcnsvlV IN the ~
u pr,.nip court, aud to attend hotpre Con
sress;
TO prosecute Claims mud aottlc Accounts aenin't t'
Deparimcnts Bureaus, aud Boards of 4 omn'-sioners
To procure Patents for lngrnions ut home hnd
trond md to obtain Pensions md Bounty lnnds
To collect Debts Dividends, LeRaclcs, and lnhetl
unccs in pnrt of the United States and in Foreign
Conntres
To make Investments oi funds IN bonns and ooek'
md Bnnd AM Mortgage, and to negocintc the ph'
chase AID sale OF Loans Lnnd and Patentrigts IN ANY
Sfnte of he Union mug 9--d1cts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-29
Superior Court-speciaI Term.


MOTION FOR THE MAINE LIQUOR LAW IN THE NINTH
WARD DENIED.
May g -Chu,es c. Leigh against The Mayor and Al.
city Of New York.-Ths was application to restrain
the defendants commissioners of excise from granting
any license whatever for the Wholesale retail sale Of
spirituous liquors in that ward The jcdge this
ing, 6eried the motion, With $40 costs.
ALLEGED LIBEL CASE IN PUBLISHING A POLICE
REPORT.
Benns Judgment for the defer on the demurrers
with liberty 20 the plaintiff to Withdraw the aud
rely in twenty days payment Of OF demurrer
August Rottenroh vs. The Astor Bank Motion for re-
ceiver; denied with $40 COSTS With liberty to renew
motion
adam Schvry Joseph lar. Motion to vacat. order
Of arret granted defendant spulatng not to briog
any action by reason Of the arrest.
Thomas Picton Erdslls ID. Fboe Order to vacate
arrest granted, on giving like stipulation.
Joseph d. Bdidlcin IS. Fs7dtndnd Holland Defendants
put In in ten da on payment Of costs Of entry
of judgment and OF execution issued thereon il any hal
been entered issued and spulatng that the action
may be referred TO sole referee 10 hear determine
or that it may be noticed and placed the next June
term calendar ard payment OF 81 costs of opposing
this motion.
Samuel III Terry, ct al Us, Henry Gashd and Heman
Gosh Motion to vacate der Of arrest denied but de-
iendant may be discharged putting in bail who will
justify 10 the Of 81.
John Gels Us. Md9dalene Geis.-Motion to strike out
parts Of anBwer or make them definite and car
tain denied to the part first named aud granted
to the part secondly named order to DO complied within
ten days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-29

By His Grace Monsignor tAs Duke de Saint Louis
du-Sud Minister Of Finance and Commerce-"Te
the union Of the Hayden family"
BY His Grace the Duke de ID Bande-du-N ord, Min
lister Of the Interiof-"Without glory and without
prosperity no nation exists. Hayi having taken
rank among civilized nations must toll for glory and
prosperity To the glory and prosperity Of the Hay
ten nation! And to the continuation Of the union
between her and the foreign powers.
Each toast was hailed with uis0s and salutes nom
the imperial artillery,
At sunset, whilst the music Of the guard resound-
ed in the apartments of the palace respondent with
illumination the forts Of the capital announced the
close Of the fete by q savo of hundred guns.
As finale to the foregoing official account of the
great ceremonias give the following decidedly rich
paragraphs from the sermon Of the Able Pelletier,
before the Emperor and Empress
"a court is never seen under more pompous and
more pleasing aspect than when the graces of the
Queen lend charms 70 the greatness Of the King.
The august majesty of the monarch appears to
need being tempered by the gentler and more at
traetive majesty Of the Queen. We may compare
the King TO the sun, which dazzles by its splendor
and which consumes by its heat; and the Queen to
that star on which we may tx our eyes, and which
recalls to the mind the agreeable ideas of dew and
freshness Let us therefore adore the designs of D
vine Wisdom which has seated on soveregn's
throne all the virtues which its frmest and most
lasting supports"
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Died..

DIeO,
On Friday. May q, GEORGE EsIER of John and
Mary Jane Peft aged one year end two months.
The friends OF the family pectully invited to at
tend the funeral from the residence OF his parents No.
2o4 West Twentyfou street this afternoon, at u
O'Clock.
ON Saturday, May 49, after long and painful illness,
WILLIAM BUcKEs, in the 45th year of his age.
His friends and relatives, and tnoe of his brother
James respectfully invited attend his funeral at
10oclock on Monday morng from his late residence No.
sos Grand street, without further invitation.
On Friday, May II, EDWARD BURK, in the AID year Of
his age.
His friends and acquantances requested to
parry his remains this afternoon at O'Clock from his
late residence, No 1855 East Twelfth street. to Calvary
Cemetery, where they will be inferred
On Friday evening, May q, JAMES RICHARD infant
Of Captain Richard and Amelia Olmstedk
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral this afternoon at O'clock
from the residence Of his parents, l9l Adams street.
Broohlyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-29

WHOM c0vBsY, L. I-rn0TfNG.
THURSDAY, Nay 26-Purss anA staks ESQ., two mile
heats to wagons wagon and driver 70 wsigh Sos lbs.
W. g. Abrams entered b. {. 0Benis .......2
Jas Whelplsy entered b. N. Lady Rslief.....l DR..
". whslan entered b. 8. True John. .........dr.
nAe-6MS:S2.
OBienis during the first heat, broke up six times, and
was at time, hundred yards behind tho mare,
which looked very much lie throwing on The Of
the seemed TO think So too after the second heat
and they drew their nag in consequence There had
been great deal of anxiety manifested among turfmen
to ascertain the capabilities of OBsns and they sup
posed they might judge from this how to lay out
their money the great stake Of 0O to come of next
Wednesday; but from the the horse was driven
the beters left in the dark to hunt up conclu
There is doubt, however, but that he will be the IA
vore against the ed for the stake He Is thought bet
they all very fast of we'll tried bottom AL the
OF the horses feel sangune Of the prize but
only win hope TO fair play, and the best
horse take the money.
There were purse and stake also advertised to come
of the same track, the day, between Lady Yer
Jobber, and Dan Marble but the two last named not
coming the post when called for Lady Vernon started
alone for the money ana, . matter OF course,
eesily. Time not taken.
At the Centrevlle a match announced also,
for Thursday, two mile heats to 256 10. wagons, be
owner Of the latter not wishing risk much "dough
the result, paid forfeit to the other.
number Of amateur matches also came of during
the week, among which was a spin of quarter; and
wine Horace drove Felef gray tottng mare and 5her
wood black PAGER The PAGER proved himself the fastest
nag of the two but for liberties taken with The
rules Of the track by the contestants the judges decided
sorkng Of the stakes Probably tho judges would have
preferred being the shareholders on the occasion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-29
News from Cuba

We have received files OF Havana papers to the I'D
instant. Their contents however, are entirely def
Gent of anything of interest to our readers.
Colonel Don Ramon Canedo has been appointed
to the military and political governshp Of the port
of Cardenas, instead of Senior Don Manuel Hector,
resigned.
central JMnta (assocation) has been formed in
Havana for the purpose of collecting contributions in
aid of the impoverished peasantry Of the province Of
Gallicia, in Spain.
The expectation of sugar from the port of Ha-
vana for the first three months Of the present year
amounts to 25Os7O boxes and for the same period Of
the preceding year it was but 23l l02, showing an
increase in favor Of 1853 Of Is, 1868 boxes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-29
Stuck Sales.

PHILADELPHIA May os.-Firt Board.-s1 73O State SIS,
49, e624 Geo City RR Ga 49, 1o7; LOCO Reading Bds,
TO- So; 1000 do S. S. LOCO Philadelphia 6s 95s6
loo shares Lopg Island SO, 1s4 $50 Union Canal o5
ia; 100 vicksbure RR, So TX 80 Lehgh Nav 72 10
Sch Nay P,erd b. Ss'S 100 do s5wn, Ss's; IA Man 4
after Beard 100 shsres Long Island 1881 100 do So
1Ss eoodo b. 1874 leo do c, Tx; 200 Sch NAY Prerd
b5, 1895.
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Married.

On F;iday, May Il, by the Rev. DR.. Winklemann, Mr.
c. Vices, of Philadelphia TO Miss EUPHEAA OUTFLOW, Of
Brooklyn.
In Boston. Wednesday, May %, by the Rev. DR..
Young Mr. JOSEPH w FOSTER to Miss HANNAH WErHERBEE
daughter OF Elijah 7. Wetherbee. Esq all of Boston.
10 Geneva Switzerland by the Cure of Geneva aud by
the Rev Mr.. Oltra e. 1.-THE civil marriage having pre-
viousy taken place FLORENCE daughter OF " ChiI3e
Esq of Boston to Count HENRY oLTYK OF the late
Count Antoine Soltyk, of Cracow Poland.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-29

quarter before IL O'Clock Monday moruug had not vet
ont about thirty six hour. u.dss.ooS t iHso I por
cn Of the jury Wished 70 b yesterday thut
ing % s 1
morning they will be discharge In which event the
wTl have TO b tried again. Is understood that
they stand eight for acquital and four for oenvcon
Ailodnkse SeMtimd, Aay2s.
Personal Intelligence.
Among the late arrivals Ut tbs Metropolitan Hotel
Hon. R. J. Walker, Washington; Thomas Francis Mea-
Cher, New York; n. Stscheu, Russian legation; DON
r.no:co chsvssIs: Don FsspsscS ssssgsH ssnsss
A.; Lieut. Kennon, U. n DR.. Murray, U. N; james
Van Bssom, Buenos Ayres; Lieut. Lyon, British army.
Esq., the commissioners appointed by the English
to the New York Exhibition at present at
the Revere House He arrived in tae steamship Europa
the British public identified with the manufacture of
textile fabrics and with ell rts to educate the artistic eye
ARRIVALS sEAwARD.
sns Ma' to rssiss fsS
Rye Mar, TySr Sr a
LEX if Navy and servant. Mr. and M: Rehs% and
ss;r M and "s :S
Miss Keileron, Messr. seaman, 7 Hoissrsson, J
s'slPP:y S1s' %s'!is
D1 and Nd s1s
servant child, Miss Mary Alexander, Mr. RAic1andor
Mr. f1d and Mr NJ. rnS child NJ
% ss: IL '1s sns w NJ s%idy
John Lamson Mrs Mis-. ssn Miss Moody
snd and NJ. Hunt and servant, n! and NJ.
ss james. NM wG Tbp sHs
SsSss.,
rSaa th.s
gnsn S.mSl. Oakley kc1Sin, Psrtss
British irpy; MessTs Ray Thomas Th9s 9syaa
R.n and w kss Ml
Jacques and daughter-total $50.
DEPARTURES sEAwARD
In the steamship Baltic for LiverpoolE Henry, Ohio
MI; DF G. Bailey ysssingsSn Nj and Mr.; Ess.sr
s sdrs maid
Saa M 5osa s% ss
Dowss psnnsylvanis Mrs Pqafs Rev Ar,is
u: craig PSilsdspSjs Srsi,s NV Yo5s n and
basss sAss t inc
Miss Pats N; s.d Mt. Plat PhlIndsBhi. James v:
New Mr.:
New York Mr. Miss ssg
sa5s;H NJ.
saS two sSsass Smith
srsni and siaaSn
r. yns dea
% a1d Nv ans Mr. m oar
children and ssryan. maid CanYto Potos and Francisco
IT. yds: cDs
SleeIss John NO " Psdas
yn issss DDs FSs
NJ Mr. .y No. ays9 sss
SP R and Mr. %
Henry D Livingston Mr. and Mrs J Deucp %,ras
NJ sSi NJ. Alden GGAs. ss pspp M'ss
q n9r AA sn Ianeg ge
Daltimore Greenfield, Scotland; , HYDE Y Mr. and
Tayas, Mexico Robt Bowdsn liverpool; Mccoy Mobile;
si NJ k.nsr oo Lieut. IyoDs 4
o. Mr. and Miss Biewster Trappanbeck Brazil Saeard
Rev Dr Ia sshoar
yoy nr lie Batard and Glib San Franciseo aud Mrs
Lee h chsmpe.s KY Mrs stceor and Miss Bell Kansy
Goldman: u yohnson Can,ofnis; nr Coleman phiia;
s M Rs 81 oa
& sad cd dsS M M;
Ps Ipyst DENIS France; Loushmsn, p % md.
In the steamship Roanoke for Norfolk Richmond ssss
~, Dawes, Mrs Timberake and son, Mrs ssodeld
M Gi.sson JOHN Paolsy Sshsfd L
ssIass aoTlss Bsssr = ss9sdsS :ss Ssaa
Bishop Mary Bishop Ru.tio aud child, Miss
s Dsn sns 60 ss
lins c smith. Sanders Menneli Miss Cray
II the sea%sap aaTIoR for WILDE
Bosssa, y Sloane, Mikep; n Pond; \ Rowe.
lady, J $ Perkins, and l6 in the storage.
In the brig PedraI. for Nassau NP-Honry Wood Mrs
john, Hartford.