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Washington sentinel., 1854-01-07
CARD

CARD.
To the LADIES' Of Washington Georgeto,on, ALea.
andria. &c.
"ENRY WEIRMAN'S ladies, misses, and
Il children's French shoes sold by the un
dersgned, on 18th street, just above Corcoran d.
Riggs's Banking House, in his new building, with
the high marble steps, where he will receive la
dies orders and keep constantly on hand every
gaer walking shoes, white and black satin CATERS,
slippers, &c, made TO order by H. Werman OF
Phiadelphia, Of the best French gaiter materials,
und in the latest Partisan styles These CATERS
are entirely different from what are generally
known as g slop-shop shoes being all custom
work. of superior workmanship, and warranted to
give perfect satisfaction
Ladies, who value beauty comfort, and econ
omy, will consult their interest by giving me
call, and examine for themselves
G. WEIRMAN,
18th street, just above Corcoran & Riggs
Nov. 9-1yeo. (m) Banking House.
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HHILDREN,S and Infants Hats, Caps,
~ ind Flats of all colors, styles, qualities, and
prices, large and superior assortment now on
hand, cheap for cash at LANES
Fashionable Hat and Cap Store,
Pennsylvania av., near Al ST.
Dec 3-d2wif
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HOl HO!! FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
NEW and beautiful Goods for Christmas
/ Y and New Year presents. The subscriber begs
TO inform his friends and the public that he has
in store the largest and most complete assortment
OF Fancy Goods, Perfumery, Music, Musical In.
struments, Fancy and Staple Stationery, Papier
Mache goods, Bronze figures, Statues, &c. ever
offered in this city, to which he invites their par
ticular attention, being determined TO sell at ex-
ceedingly low rates during the holydays;
JOHN +. ELLIS,
Pennsylvania Avenue.
Dec. 1S-6t [Union.l (m)
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INDIA RUBBER GOODS.-We keep al
i ways on hand general assortment of the
above goods, such as coats. cloaks, cloths, piano
covers life preservers and all goods made of this
material WALL IL STEVENS,
Pa. avenue between 9th and 10th streets.
Dec l0-3m .#.81#
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T ETTER AND FOOLSCAP PAPERS,
i / ruled and plain, from 81 25 to ST so per ream
for sale by COLLINS, BOVINE & CO.,
1lth ST., six doors north of Penn. avenue,
Branch of Stationers Hall, TIA and 176,
Oct lift (m) Pearl street, New York
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Police IntcIlIQs nee.

ArTes on Supicion Of Shooino ne Negro Edcard MAJ.
su-Yesterday Captain Carpenter assisted by OH ,era
Maynard and Grce, arrested young man, named Pat.
ck Matthew'S suspicion Of being the person who shot
the negro Edward Mshsw the night OF the 2lst ut,
at the corner OF Anthony and Church sres Tne pri-
sonsr was taken before Justice Bogar who detared him
TO await an Investigation.
Suspicion Of Arson S,ino Fire % ae Metropolitan Hail.
CAPTAIN Dks, OF the Fifteenth ward yesterday arrested
one of the wstchmen en- ployed At the hail. suspicion
of setting Are TO the premises He vas seen to come from
the Hall, short tins before the Gre exhibited itself
from door on Mercer street. The accued was taken
before Justice Stuart Who detained him for further
hearing.
CA0Yc Of Stealing Ca pc! al ne Fire on Sunday Morning
-Duripg the fire at the Laarge House, Sunday
Ing three msn named David Roach Nicholas Harry and
0sorge BlAks arrested BY the police alleged
shaxgs Of stealing carpet during the progress Of the s
Ihsy vUs taken before Justice Stuart who committed
thsa y prison Cox further hearing.
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sssoc >on The classes ef TIE Library during the last
year hs We not BEN 80 Wen at nded ss 'uaL
The re >ort wss nu,h app auded, and or.erei to be
prip ted for the use Of the members.
Two impt ytant nd meBs the stitation were
then oner,d to do away with the eecting Of
annual nom n Ming cor mittse, and the other to
change the tm,y OF reaong the annual report from tho
lst Of January To Jst OF May.
The 6rat amend. Oent unanimously adopted but
the second amend, ns called forth much discussion and
finally lost.
motion wa the n n ale that committee OF Ave be
appointed from the soestion to collect funds to
plsts the building at Ast.v place.
This motion created excltsmeD and called forth
much debate.
Mr. GnoRGK PEcKnAx ex President Of the association
He was listened TO with gre,t attention. asa fra
qaently interrupted With loud APPLAUSE.
Mr. ISAAC II. BAnIY, aso Vttsident, followed Mr..
Peckham, opposing the motion.
Mr. CHARLES minor. OF the Girson Hall ArJociation,
stated that the Clinton Hall Society ccs finish tae buc
nit ee such ss that contemplated In tho above notion
Mr. PECKHAA then withdrew his motion,
Mr. HENRY A. OAKIEY, President, Il 81 moved vote
OF thanks to the President Willard L. Fe sBd tbs Beard
Of Direction OF the Association, for thsi valuable
vices during the year par
This motion carried.
Mr.. STsPHsH ~ 0eTrAsDER thea voae Of tbauhc
to the Vice President Joseph Bisck Esq., which was Ae
carried
Mr. r q, McCoRmcK then offered q vote Of thanks to
the Hen Charles King L. d. for his valuable Ia
presdipg over tfis meeting OF the Society.
This motion was unanimously carried, when NJ, King
osms forward and made very happy spec oh, Gidpg
the growing fscl les of literary attAinmsnts our
county. ard aiudr In very complimentary terms ~
Peter Cooper Esq who occupied the stand ct the time
The meeting then adjourned in the greatest good feeug
And well satisfied with the condition Of what they ali
call their GLORIOUS institnton.n
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Marine Dlaaster1.

NORFOLK, jan. 10, 1904.
The ship Aban from Bristol for Norfolk, went ashore
eleven feet Of water near Cape Henry in the snow
rytorm, on Saturday night.
The schooner Shannon from Boston for Richmond, has
Eput In here With loss Of jibboom. boat, DC.
The United States surveying schooner Joseph Henry
In here yesterday in Of the dssertion OF
lave Of the crew.
BosroS. Jan. 18, 1854.
The schooner Rocking ham, from Wilmington, N. G
rtooh fre Last pisht in the harbor Slate Lege Her
lrargo Of a6l bbls. OF rofin is mostly destroyed.
The brig Athens, from New York about Dso 18, for
Liverpool won't ashore the night Of ths 9th inst
Nantucket Gh0As TIE are reported to have been
nunous gince leaving New York. and have deserted the
vessel.
BALTIMORE, jan Il, 1854
The brig William Kirby aground in the Patapsco
river. Her cargo win have to be lghtered.
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Tho ResIlnl Riot.

The Cincinnati Unon OF the 7th inst ninety one
Witnesses have been subp@ned for the deense 10 this case
o, ths police force and the police Judge, charged With
Iionpg Christmas night. We, informed that Col
Chsmbers assisted by several other members OF the legal
profession win appear the Freemep, and that the ds
fence have secured the services Of distinguished mem
ber Of the bar from Columbus.
Mayor snebshsr gave out request 70 the memo,rs of
eth last, for the purpose Il satns under OATH what
information tbsy posss In rexrd TO any cruelty toward
prsoeera they wtseSsd N sns watch house % Christ
maA night
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Legfslature OF New Jersey.

TRENTON, N. j. JAM TO- 1854
The Legislature Of New Jersey met to day. No orga
ssation has not yet been perfected. Col. william G.
sxander, of Mercer, is the most prominet candidate
President of the Senate and win doubtless be elected
,srs appears to be quite contest for the Office Of SEQ
rtaty Of the Senate The candidates the old ncun
bnts-S A. Allen, Of Salem-and A. L Throckmorton, o.
onmouth. In the House, il hn W. Fenumore of
n ltngton, will probably be elected Speaker, W.
sikee OF Somerset Clerk and William Briest Of Mer-
lr doorkeeper. The question or the eligibility to oce
the Governor elect, Rodman NJ Price, will probably
) brought up TO. MORROW.
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The Tsmmany Hall Celebration.
N.,x voou Ia lQl

TO THE xDIroR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
In ths report Of my speech ON the sn OF Januny, -
the Tam anv Society dinne 10 stated that In alludsg
70 De Witt Clinton late Governor of the STATE Of Nss
York said would not vouch for his political hcne~ n,
and that he hAd no other honesty. This m'sv AZ.
applied these remarks 10 another, and mol 70 Ds Wit
Clinton have asaailsd the personal inte fty ~
ths msrit ana 10 man Of brilliant genius and profouud
intellect and have always ua6sfstood, TAa of grsaA
psrsoual worth and integrity By making ne sbovs
WAH RyH0enA
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Tho Legislature OF Illinois.

CHIUAGO, Jan, ~, 1854.
The Governor issued proclamation ysstsrdAy, convsn-
the General Assembly for Thursday 9th Of February
e subjects to be sub@itted the dstrctng Of the
Pate into Senatorial and Representative DISTRICTS to
evept Eastern manufac and oobsrs II selling
eir stocks BY samples to authorize counties to borrow
and Issue bonds for the ion Of pub buiopgs
@ pass law consolidating railroads In the State with
In other States and t. make mutual interests Of the
Ane, and otter matters OF local interest.
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Whereas, 1t 10 provided by the second article OF the
convention Of the 10th OF june 1852 between the United
States and Prussia and oiher States OF the Gsrmsnc
Confec erson for the mutual delivery Of criminals ugi
ves from justice in certain that the stpua ons
the Germanc Confederation shch might thereafter de-
clare its accession thereto:
And whereas the government OF Neckenburg Sch vsrn
has declared its to the said convention and has
caused the said declaration to be lodged In the Depart
ment Of State Of the United States:
Now, therefore, be 1t known that Franklin Pierce,
Prssident Of the United States OF America have caused
this information to be made public, In order that the
spuatous Of the said convention may be observed and
fulfilled with good faith poet TO the government Of
Aekenburs Schwern BY the UEited States and the ct
Gems thereof.
In vtness whe reof, have hereupto set my hand and
sed the seal Of the Unitod States TO be affixed.
Done st Washington the sixth day of January, In
the year Of Lord theusand eight hundred snd
ay four and Of the in epeDdence Of ths United States
the seventy eight. FRANKLIN PIERCE.
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Personal Intelligoncs.


His Exceency Hon. Parker jones' ESQ., Is still scjouEn-
ing in this city.
D. Martin, u s. N; J. C. hcGuire, Washington oAps
cisco; Colonel Wells and Family; G. II. Dabnsy, Esq,
Provdence; J. W. Robinson, u $. A have arrived 81
ths Astor Houte.
ana D. Clark U. $ A.; J. Jencka, Esq, Etis Lieut.
Vanderbilt Florida, yesterday at the Prescott Hons
T. H. Henry, Hon A. Dewitt, Massachusetts,; DR.. oA1i
PtSs NV 6 no1a ovpao Sai1am hs NJ ros
Carlisle U. s. A. Hamel, b A., Quebec, were ysstse-
day at the st. Nicholas.
NJ Danchy Troy; II A. Fuller PhiIsdsphia and r. y.
Cooper Cooper.own, were among the arrivals yesterday
ut the Cooper House, Broadway
Judge Corwin. Of Ohio on the 9th Instant fled With
the Governor his rssisnaon as Judge o, the supreme
Court His term would have expired the second Aon
day cf February, ls45.
l. Noreau GottschAlk the pianist, arrived in New o.
leans on toe 1st inst.
oobT and IN fSs sss1aa as
fffs IRss ny rss 4.
cbsnSy; ! Williams, Morgan, OAKLEY, 9 Ennis; 3:
Is'is: Ps:s n; % H:aui.si i s:o;
ss Asnid Dso cs.l rni alis's r.
81. John, Iss%I:, E,s@.s; Logan 5s:s.
iSS1 riiiiips Sl.a pssona esras o.Sss:
of.s Miner nAT Hos si S.. Ri s,'s xs Esb.
S,id and family rsssr. Io.isr, Gotsy, assd!ials.
Aerrsn 7 Kins'oa J ThoT,, = Parks. BrsashEa;f
G.mblc, 9 Weld II ormsby, O W Lsavit, r.ddin g
: s. is s..
~ bier, Mr. Bates Mr. Clark-siI In the storage.
From savannah. in steamship AlabAna-0so Penses.
Mrs Phalon, L Pheman Rev Murray, Teohmon LOW
Shumsn-two In the stesrage. -,
From Savannah, In steamship Augus.a-A sgraEue .ss
John Herman and two children, II wharton "a nssss
John Kennedy Martin Damon. ID Meyer
From shanshse, In ship 0odsn 0ste-Pctsr Dc VITA
Fiom Bsrnud., in brig Torn,do-Gsp, HHsW: Il,
dors ND lady, mother and three children ~ DARRELL
Smith.
DEPARTUREs.
For Bavana and Mobile in the stsamship Bash wssriss
Tiou Barron, Mr. Curtis, Mr. Everits, Miss CurNs.
Niss Evsrti s Martin, nr Alex Twomby, Mr. Brsvs
and LADY M stetmsn Nr swa-tvort Mr. del Hoys nr
ysntre Mr. Merick, NJ ssots lady nd shitd Mrs.
Crsishsnd Unuta, ii voorhcs. Henry CasAnAjses
Mr. Knowlson, Mr. Bsrkhed, Mr. Nnnsrger and child,
Francis Church. Mr. BrigEs John Cameron wnlism HYDE
Julien Mrs Marcia del Curmsn Gonzales and daugh
tor TUCKER Mr. 50 John, Mrs Taser, child and .sr.saH
Hr Clark Mrs Ericksen Miss Lawson and two ehidrsa,
lr EyinI Miss white, Prol Mrs woodhu Q ossw-
lady and servant Ensene watson Mr. Ponvcrh nsse
Cr,mwsll Mise Glooarry, Mr. BOYLE dc AcAsss-
Csroes and the opera company consisting Of sr sn peg
sOua
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q he Bonds Issued by the Filibusters In Cali


MEXICAN CONSULATE, New York, Jan. ], 1854.
Having been informed that csrain land warrants or
titles have been offered for sals In some the cities Of
the United States purperog TO have been issued by the
Mexican Government; asd having read in Of the
public prints thAta certain WALKER chief of the pratt
cal eIpec ition that Invaded the of La Pas, In
Mexican California has issued under the title OF Colo
mel Of tn. Independent r. gment land on the
public domain OF Mexi,o, am duly authorized by the
Ne1ican government TO cautien the public Of the United
Htates az An the puIcbse Of said land warrants the
Mexican government, hos not issued them and
coenise them r. RAFAEL, Consul
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General Wool's Successor, g.

BAI1INoRH, Jan 10, 1854
General BankheAd has been appointed to ths Eastern
ivson Of tho United States army, In place of General
Wool.
Nothing has been heard OF the missing papers
Ia the Gardner case. Tho Washins ston Star lAys tna
sArdner was seen to take . bundle Of papers among
shich those miss ring had been
No mail has arrived south OF Washington.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

about the street And who brcugSt thsn ther,9 lave
they into extsnc with tie bfs d u Ctiu upon
tner browt2 Wtth their oducstion wast esn they d,
but fsf AID what Is dons TO sAva ,ls ~ Every opc
tries TO push them down dseper and eper prdittor
what has brought them there but their hepiesnss
bnrg woman up with the same kno oslscge q msn, aud
etpsnd upon it. we viii not have, now have that
present digtsee to accety--thoss ou'rasts that
We NEE q. every stel Man the guilty pscy sud
ceisning bet ftce aud nv own sex fe ! ,s.
tered by the sttentsors fhnrn them L. US look 81
Nomsns poittsn after marriage N. syar rem tsrs nm
single right A he !, msnc> altar while woman goss
In pride ead retai ss in humility Sho "a ace his ecusl
she Is his Inferior From hsr es toms ne soonrs1
sesico cf dignity AMI gtrsrgih Hrr ms,n. srs
risn TO- him for she IL legally te,d aud how can the
dead hold prYerty9 Woman sacrifices rights to hcr.
feM her chiiafsa, and her prcPsrty At the HmeuesA
star Blackstone Informs her thst shs and her nus.
band one, and that one ia the hnsb,Dd. As EAR a.
The legal rights o. woman concerned tpis cunry
they hAys not rieat TO this sxhiotng hne c,nibrfo
handkerchief We want altsrston In this law; for
husbands, Who . law unto themselves, but for
th h,se who Know law Laws for the protection or
the innocens and the runishment Of the gully.
Mrs RoeH hsre w-red several objseti urged by
the opponents Of vomsns and concluded by read
ing petition TO the Isg IA ,he subject 10 which
ahe reruested the signatuIsscs cs the audience.
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Destructive Fire at Detroit.


block OF wooden buildings on wsodwsId avenue, 90.
eupisd by ssrs. Amberg Co., clothisrs; 7. II. Arm
sropg halter; Geo. Dsvis, grocer and liquor dealer;
". Lewis do Smith Tlley, boot and shoe stors and
paint shop together ith dwelling Larnsd street,
owned and ocospisd by P. Ter, destroyed BY Are
about two O'Clock this morning
About four O'Clock Or Duf6sld's First Presbyterian
Church, Larned street. also caught FIRE and
trely destroyed 1t insured for 81 900 In the EtnA
Company OF Hartford and 81 In the City Company OF
Onoipnsti. The other bpdings &C., insured for
$1,000. The total LOGS Is about 335, 600.
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Z WS BY TELEGRA APH,
Non Arrival OF the Cambria.

X BAIIAAx, N. s., Jan l0-1l ?. N.
me Cunard steamship Can brs, from Have viA South
nptou and Halifax for New York Is about thr'esn
ys out and 10 nomentafy Ipeced at this port whsrs
r. will cs to take in coal She will bring Southampton
ID London dates Of the 2eth ult
p. 5-HAf past eleven o'clock-A thick snow storm
set In and It h unlikely thatany steamer would ven-
! 70 In before morning.
| Election or u. .. Senator In Kentucky.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 10, 1854.
The Legislature at Frankfort have elected the Hon. j.
Crittenden, (whig,) United States Senator The vote
'ood, for Crittsnden, 7S; for Powell, (dsm., 5b.
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Il Massachusetts.
BosToy, Jan. TO- 1854.
The House to day sent Nc WAshburn and Waters
ne whig and national candidates for Governor,
md Messrs Plunkeit and Osoon the candidates of the
hros parties for Lieutenant Governor. The Senate do
red the election until they have filled the swo existing
-acancies In their body.
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Railroad Extension In Wisconsin.
MILWAUKEE Jan, 10, 1854.
The cars the Mlv auks and Mississppi railroad
regularly Stoughton distance OF seventy three
miles. The weather here Is cold.
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Navigation OF tho Ohio, &c.
Markets.

The receipts Of hogs to-day amount to 3o2 o0o agair
3BS 600 whole last year 500 sold today from 44c
Sxc. Provisions dull and htavy.
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Fatal ARRAY ut Pittsburg.

BataI Array 0t PfttsburH.
PrrTsBURG Jan. 10, 1854.
respectable young man. cd Stephen hague, was
fatally stabbed in ARRAY with . man named Hosach
last night Hagues father arrived the spot only In
time TO see his * expire. Hosach is In custody.
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he Catholic Riot at Cincinnati-NIadame

CINCINNATI Jan. 10. 1874
At Cincinnati Judge Spoonsr and the entire police force
Sre trial before Magistrate Chdssy for the riot
tounccted with the ChrstmAs night affair.
Madame Sonag gave free concert to the children Of
c,ubnc schools to day-over 900 attended.
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Murderer Found Guilty.

Mur0erer FOunu Gu1Itys
CLEVELAND, Jan. 10, 1854.
The Jury the Of Parks, indicted fer the urder
Of Mr. Beatson at Cuyahoya Falls, last summer, have
returned verdict of guilty Of murder in the first degree
Beatson 1t may be remembered, robbed by Parks
mis- head cut of, and his body thrown over the Falls
Navigation Of tho Ohio, &c.
WHEELING Va Jan 10, 1854.
Seven fest eight Of water in the channel OF the
river. Weather mild and cloudy, with good prospect
of rain. There is good prospect Of the immedatsopen
ing OF navigation.
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Col iosBE said this was satisfactory
NTw YoRH, Monday, Jan. o 1854
To Col. FoBnrs-DHAR Sin can certainly have OBJ
ieeion 70 the question made in connection with
nay rsme AZ your last meeting, Ia which the information
shed respecting tha ieehugs Of ths Romans toward
the Pope ard his government though tbs present
faion an sbs 10 write butts few lines should dnd
time subsequently, to at greater length the i'm
prepsops which received through my contact with ths
Romsns the subanse OF my testimony would be TO show
that regard Roman Cath hocism dead Ia Rome nine
population looking the Pope and his cardinal, with
contempt spiritual inpostsr and with the utmost ha
| tired and horror ~ temporal oppressors.
Prom what heard and saw feel convinced, and am
willing to place record my conviction, that within
twenty four hours after the withdrawal OF the foreign
garrison the Popss will have fallen, and his
life, together with those OF his cardinals and
eers, will have been ssorhced unless they can save
themselvss by fight conceament, which will be very
| difficult
| Every avenue of escsps is noted and watched. The
popular feeling OF the Romans has be en- bttsred BY
the manifold executions i'm psonments tescheres AVID
oppressions OF their rulers that regret TO say found
the popular leaders ipexoraby deaf to any councils OF
moderation and mercy celebrating merely whsther the
Holy Father should be hanged from the cross OF st. Pc
ters or over the called tomb OF St. Peter Within this
efst violent spnlatng y that be should be unrocked
az hse priest, and hen tried like Charles l., for vio
launR DIS contract with and numbering his people.
am, dear sir, CHARLES FRED. HENNING5ES
Colonel Foynrs remarked that the letter just read
Ply demonstrated The feelings with which the Italian peo
PIE and particularly the Roman portion OF thsm regard
The CHiRxAs relsed some anecdo,es OF his own expe
ence when In Rome 60 show that the peopIs hated
derded the priests One day whom monks we're ri og
| Low laborer-"Hssr the monks, how they sine.u rhs
other repled-'Give the lazy monks money and they
VIII sing for any enc" One mornisg at the Post once
ssse ei% 'I \. wou -, .. s S nS' -
r.. s..Mssa ia thu. :, tn. las. meeting A. Va