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DI ED.

DIED, in this city, on Sunday morning June st, 1856
after IN lines. Of i've days. FANNIE FLORENCE, on
child Of Richard f. and Sarah Virginia Pembcrlon Of Kin
William cOun,y-agcd three months and three days.
Look where she lica, Oh is il death
That mien co fair!
!: seems 1t II slcrps gentle hand
Had eau ght her unaware.
How swcc. md fond the white howen lie
About Tn" dear, dead face,
And Tall 10 tendcriy around
The childs unconscious grace,
As if kinship had crownup
With Ia frail rs they
That blOoncd 60 brightly ycstsr. morn,
Aud lies so cold to-day!
Come, thou poor stricken rnourncr, come:
Saugh but the Suviour's power
Can heal the thrice torn wJund, or soothe
the anguish OF thine hour.
We feel Gods lore is shown in this,
Though not to US is given,
With our iimmed human eyes, 70 scan
The mysteries Of Heaven.
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>.opr,,rpS CIIIvALRYIN THE KANSAS
CAMPAIGN

" ,,,dv wants to furnish himself with correct
,,,o,,,;,p Of the chivarv of the Northern eharac
,.r he has but to study la history of the campaign
in Kansas. There was n,;hing exceptional or abnor-
NAL IN the original colonization Of that territory
People settled in it from the ordinary motives Of love
VI gain or thirst of adventure: and if things had been
ief, themselves, the territory would have grown
Z. .he proportions of State without the least ro-
lence Of Development But the Abolltionis'' re'olv'
ed that they would appropriate 1t to their own USE
and that the South should be excluded from ts boil
and from any influence in the development OF lis ihs'
tutons. To that end, they Set vast system OF ma
chiuery in notion they organized societies WIN all
the formalities and privileges OF corporate oooies
they subscribed money. they contributed weapons
they enlisted men, and to the movement they impaired
the impulse of a politico-relgous enthusiasm. Under
the stimulus Of such extraordinary efforts the North
very soon acquired preponderance oil numbers anu
physical power in the territory Then they grew ill.,
sutferab!y insolent. Then they began TO bully and
browbsat Southern people, and to tax OF night anu
Sharpe's rifles Such insults reused the resenments
Of southern settlers. Abandoning their peaceful pur
suits. they armed themselves, and prepared to repel
the assaults with which they were threatened. From
the same instinct which keepsa flock Of sheep to-
gether in rhs presence Of danger the Abolitionsts
all concentrated upon single pout They rallied in
Leoompton they laid in supply of arms and am
munition they erected Notifications, and they organ
lied themselves for desperate resistance. They
we're all guilty of treason against the government;
but they vowed they would not submit to arrest and
trial. Meanwhile the Governor invoked the assis.
lance of all good citizens in suppressing rebellion
The Southerners rallied to the call; and the Abolition
lists gave out that they were resolved on desperate
resistance. An intense anxiety pervaded the country
everybody expected bloody battle in Kansas The
law and order men marched to Leconpton to arrest
the traitors, and the Abolisioulsts scampered like
,hsep their approach! Robinson ran; Reeder fled
in the disguise Of womans peticoats. aud the whole
army dispersed at the first sight of Southern gentle
man. The peddlars and paupers from New England
escaped with the celebrity of fugitive pickpockes; and
Kansas is now in complete possession OF the friends
If the South. This is Northern chivalry!
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OLD LINZ. WIIlES.

It seems to be generally conceded fGct, that the
old line Wigs will act with the Democratic party in
the coming Presidential election. We have converted
with number of the staunchest and most eyperlenc
ed in this county and they hesitate not 10 declare
that if the Cincinnati Convention present national
man-uae who has proven true to the Union, they
viii support him. The South. they agree. will have
to present an united front in the n-xt Presidential
election, and the Democratic party being the most
powerful to contend with the Buick Republicans they
Will throw their weight in their behalf. The feeling
is becoming general, not only with the old line Wings
but with many who have acted with the Know No.
thing party. Indeed, the sign, are promising
:
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unequal. With one pre.e1t or another, the Know
Nothing party being rapidly betrayed by its conf
Dental champions.
What are the Central Committee about TINT they
do not repair these breaches in the organizat'""
OF their purity Are there recruits to supply '''
place Of the deserters! Stuart, whose A'ai''e"''
shoulders the mighty cause reposes, is s"l'u'n'"-
New York, engaged, perhaps, in some dirty 'Su ,,
may BIZ awaiting the approach of the 'lluS''''u' IT,.
more, with ,idnss ofccrain success III irs,''".
few days the Democratic candidates wiz % ~
field; and we want to know if they are 10 e"''u''e'
any opposition. wesay, gentlemen hno"' No'"p's''
do Won mean 70 make Il fight
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pOWHATAS COUNTY
IOh Ihia.N wv 49,
The following is the result Of the late election for
POrter's minority, IL


LATE FROM NICARAGUA.
New York. June 1.-The steamship Orlzabn hrs
arrived from San juan with Nicaragua dates 10 . :
2Uh uit. She bring, 40 passengers from California
brought down by the Sierra Nevada.
Quiet was restored in Nicaragua, the Costa Ricans
having rs already reported, evacuated tue country
without riskng another battle. President Mora .r!t
with his staff on the 18th of April and his army fol-
lowed almost Immediately. The sickness hat ;nade
sad havoc in the ranks OF the Costa Rlcan army
General Walker landed at Virgin Bay on the JOth,
onlg few hours after the last detachment u! The "Iio
my .,ft. The Ncaraguan army was GENERALLY III GOOD
condition excepting AT Granada. where the lever ma.
been very fatal, several Americans falling vic;!las 10
it.
Advices received ut Granada from Costa RIca state
that the latter country is full OF internal con"tlons
with II prospect of the overthrnwn ot Gen. Mora
Elections were being held in Nicaragua and 1t wea
considered certain that President R.yas would be re-
elected.
The British :rgate Eurydice and steamer ierme5
were at San Jaa but made opposition 10 the land
ing Of passengers.
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The Sumner "Vendetta' has already lapsed into
comparative Oblivion, notwithstanding the efforts OF
u few of his friends to galvanizs 1t occasionally by
reports Of the severity OF bis injuries. These are be-
evrd To be mere pretences to excite sympathy III us
behalf, and to veil his potroonery. Seldom has
there been m exhibition craven and aDIncl as tha
presented by the Massachusetts BubadiI, when the
cane was applied over his head aud shoulders by %"
Brooks. He WAS absolutely paralysed by lear; ana
cuwrd down between the decks, while he shouted Tor
succor in tones most terror stricken and appalling
1t is well for him that the was 50 brittle Us other
wise it would have been som. time before lie w"hd
havo again dis raced ;he Senate by his classical Vu
peration and biuckguard>m. In deciding upon the
craven conduct uf Sumner, il must be recuiiectcd
that he is physically of fine proportions, aud weighs
least 20 80 pounds more than Brooks, end that
he was duly informed by the latter of his Intention
administer the chastisemcnt.-l Charleston uercn-
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND, jose >, 1856.
HIGH WATER THIS DAY At 3 O'clock.

WATER DAY At O'CLOCK.
ARRIVED.
Steamer jamestown, Parrish, New York, Mdse and
Passengers.
Steamer Bevdere. Pritchard, Baltimore. mdse.
Srhr Richmond, Harris, New York, u.ise.
Sioop Macedonia, Moore, Eastern Shore oats.
S!oop Mary Irwin, Fitchett, Norfolk, corn aud
wheat.
Slocp New Packet, Gwaihmey, Smhield.
Schr EmrGa Shorter Rock land, ice.
Srhr Henry Reed, Butter Norfolk, cotton and fish.
Schr Marcia Farrow, Weicr, X rcklamd, lime.
Scnr Beverly, Maxwell, Halifax, fish.
SAILED,
Schr Sarah A. Hammond. Gross, Rio.
Schr Hen,cO, Scranton, New York, mGse.
Schr Hickman. Mason, down the river to load with
wheat for New York.
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
CAMPAIGN PAPER.

During the the proprieors Of the Enquirer VIII
publish WEEKLY CAMrAIGS PArER, in which every i"e'
an. principle issue between the opposing psre' WIN
be thoroughly discussed VIC will endeavor I" iI"Se ''
paper sc.vceabe repersory OF facts and arguments
those who propose TO take part in the canvass.
number will be Issued immediately after the a'J
OF n, Cincinnati Convention and the last hu''''
lie; C: December. Persons wishing to snose''o' Inv
forward their names without delay; otherwise 'e' "'
s.a; &c: complete Gle
The CANpAIoS ESerInEs will DC iu'H'"e' IL" VIC
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For the Enquirer.

The suns shadow on the shortest day IN the year,
say December Odd. passes space Of inch in six
~ minutes, whilst on the lonses, day, say June 22i,
It passes the same spree in thirty minutes Cau you,
or any OF your readers account tor this diff"r-ce'
AN ENQUIRER.
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FACOCIER ELECTION.

William h. Payne Is elected Commonwealth At
torney over Robert +. Scott, ny majority OF 522
votes; and John 9. Mari, Sheriff majority ly9.
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MASS MEETING IN PENNSYLVANIA,

HoXEsDALE, PA June IA county mass meet.
ing held here last evening by men OF all parties.
Strong resolutions We're passed condemnaory of Ex-
ecu.ive action in regard to Kansas the assault upon
Mr.. Sumner and the attempt to arragn Reeder for
treason. An immense crowd was in attendance.
r. F. DENNIS, EsQ.-This promising young law
yer has been elected CommonweaIth's Attorney in
the county of Fayete, beating Jos. A. Anderson and
Juo j. Coleman, Esqrs., and Commonwealth Attor-
ney in Pocah"ntas, beating 7. A. Bradford, ESQ.,
Leris6ars Chronicle.
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GEORGE NJ. DALLAS, Esq. &C., &c, &C.,
SENATOR WILSON AND MIR. BROOKS.

We give below, the correspondence between the
Hon. Henry Wilson, and the Hon. p. 5. Brooks:
Mr.. Brooks 10 Senator Wilson.
FLiSr's HUrEL, May -. 1856.
SIR In the Senate to day, when referring 20 the
collision with Mr. Sumner, You spoke Of my conduct
as "cUwarlly,' thus making yourself Gil arDIter Of
true courage.
In debate in the Senate heretofore, you declare!
yourself responsible for r&a; yOn might say there ami
elsewb>re.
l. therefore, hold myself At liberty, by this noe, to
request that you will inform me, without delay, wacrs
and when outside Of this district, further note will
find you Respectfully, SC, p. 5. BROOKS.
Hos. HENRY WILsuS.
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CATTLE, HOGS AND SHEEP &C

BEEF-Dcnnbd very much diminished, and sales a.
slO pr hundred net. stock light
Naturalization Calves 81 ;c So superior e. to sl'
head
HOiS-Sc 20 p hundred sale, limited 70 wants Of
daily consumption.
shEEP.->upply OF Mutton fair va quote s1as d
.rDss, - ~ II n head tor luT superior sleep =.
LAHBS-Scll al 81 to 81 and = head, Ssrord:hs' 70
Qualify
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EXCHANGE.
STERLING BIZ
DoaEsric.-s

STERLING BILLs:l0! T. CT. premium. .,.f
Observation-Disclosures Exchun. c-Checks on thr 20 80.
Northern cities s-IIir. Il; per cent premium L'1'
North"rn City Bank Notes prem. -.
The Of the following Virginia Banks ~"
dcposc by tic Banks here Monticello b"hs TX
ottesville; Central Bank, SGuuiOni Merchants " q
Lynchburs Bank OF Commerce. Frederichtou'f, uG.
the Old Dominion, alexandria, Bank OF pnk Of
rsonburg Eank ot Winchester Winchester; s'!a DA"'
ScOttsvIi!e. ,,,,.-
Uacurren, Baa!: Sotcs-orra:her notes no;0siA''N
Note. Of the Exchange Bank ofseden "I'heI' q s,uy
two per cen, discount. Those Of the Ira"''A'''o
Bank, = per cent discount ..
Wheeling Bank Notes pc. cent dist Maiden. arc
The NOES OF the Bank OF hana"Es
per cen. discount. -, .,ut discount
North Carolina Bank notes are per CO., .....2ids
s s,na CT S4: ToSiis
Georgia. sLarn interior. - ps
II ss small noc: are TAKEN
pcent. dis. , - Tor old. New j.
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WNRCESTEI'S PIANOS.

WURC ESTEN TIANUS.
n HAVE iu.; received another supply OF -l@
n WORCESTER'S PIANOS new and tEE.EE5.I E9
beautiful styles, TO which would invite the II n Il
attention OF those III want. "
ALSO,
Jus, received further supplies OF PRINCES MELODE-
OSS with some improvements attached Call and
examns them.
Juue3 A. MORRIS, 81, Main street,
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Great Britain Of the United Sntos, and "t Span or
of the Independent STATES which have succeeded
Spain in America remembering that no power exists
on the part Of Great Britain and the United States to
dispose of the sovereign rights o Nicaragua or any
other State Of Central America.
All these questions of political geography regard
in the first Instance, the sovereignty anu jurisdiction
III the independent States of Central America. Great
Britain and the United Stnea have II" pretrnsi"n
thus to intervene except for the purpose Of defining
their own natural obligations, arising out OF the en-
rsrements they have contracted in order tn assure
81 tnr rs they concerned the neutrality at the m
dependence Of the American isihmuS. Regarded
npiy AS collateral considerations affecting the con
sructon Of the treaty between the United State, and
Great Britain, they questions which, if not deter
miunb!e by agreement of the two governments them
selves the President would not decline to refer 10 ar
bitratlOn.
lie is aware of many practical obstacles to the ad-
iustlnent of any international difference nf this M
ture by arbitration Of which difficulties both Great
Britain and the United States had experience in their
attempt to settle by such means, previous contro-
versy the subject of the boundary between the
United States and the British provinces in North
America.
The President does not doubt that any one OF the
powers of Europe which should consent to undertake
the task of such arbitration as il now proposed
would perform the duty with pcrec, impHralisy; out
apply any power TO do this would be 10 ask Of
an act which, il granted by il, would add to its own
pcated differences of other governments. He would
greatly prefer that, IN controversy like the present,
turning on points Of political geography, tbs matter
should he referred 10 one more OF thoss emf
nrnt men Of science who do honor 10 the intellect of
Europe ami America, aud who with previous consent
OF their respective Governments. might we'll under
t-:e tho ta.k OF determining such question: To The
acceptance As well Of her Maiesry's Government as
of the United States.
You are instructed, therefore. te enter into commu
intention with her Marsys Principal Secretary for
Foreign Affairs in relation 10 Central America, in or.
der TO ascertain, in the hrst place. whether existing
differences cannot be promptly terminated by direct
negotiations; and il they cannot, then TO discus, tie
conditions of arbitration Of to.c point. Of difference
10 which alone this method Of settlement seens 70.
quiss applicable, it being assumed that the other
points of der"nce would after that YIELD of course
10 conference between The Earl If Clarendon and your
SELF conducted III The spir Of cordaIty and trankness
which belongs Ia yoar personal relations, and which
is dictated by the true interests both Of the United
States and Of Great Britain.
am, sir, your obedent servant,
w. L. MARCY.
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Special Correspondence Of the y. American and l.
). Guzrtte.

WasHISGTOS, Dec. 81.
II is well asce:tan.d now that Mr.. Crnmptun was
ir.,cted to close the legation in The even, Of his dis
H. sal and hence his abrupt departure yesterday
morning. Mr.. LuInlcy, the Secretary ct Legation,
has applied Tor passports for himself aud tie ataches
uf the embassy, aEd only remains temporarily rs II
private individual To close up personal matters con
I-rtel with the rmba.say and the munster. Mr..
CHAMPION notified his servants two Weeks ago, they
should not required after the first of June.
The las; private ad"ic-s Received here from dip!o-
matte and monetary circles in England have induced
the belief that Mr. Dallas will be dismissed. No
able OFFICIAL information this subj ect has been re.
celved. The character of Mr. Marcy's despatch, and
the favorable response 10 the DIR of nrb'rn,i"n may
change the purpose "f tine English government.
Mr.. Champion formally rendered his resiGn":I"n
.ey.rn months ago to the British Minister Il
It Withdrawing intcrrupiimg obstacle between the
harmony of the two countries, bu; specially DE-
sired TO continue. To this Is owing, probably tie
pcr-istency OF Lord Clarendon i'll indicating his
ientiOn.
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Senator Wilson 10 NJ. Brooks.

WAsHTNGTON, hhy y, IWs . C!OCK
SIR:-YOur note Ut the 9Th inst, PLACID in
~ hands by Your friend, Gen. Lane, at ~ minutes
iast . this morning
sauit upon my colleague. a. brutal murderous, and
cnwardIy" thought them think
have qualifications whatever To make in regard to
those words.
have never entertained expressed in the Sc
nate elsewhere the idea of personal responsibility
in the of the duelist. have always regarded
dueling The lingering relic of barbarous civii:za
ton which the law of the Country has branded IN Il
crime. While therefore, reIiglUu,y believe in the
right Of sf dcenG-, in broaiest sense, the law Of
,ny country and the matured convictions If my wi.
life alike forbid me to meet you for the purpose ia
Gated in your letter. ~
Your obed-nt servant HENRY WILSON.
Hos. p. ). BROURa.
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II
WAsHISGToS, JrSE 2. 1856.
SEsATE.-Mr Bright being absent Mr.. Stuart pro.
sided. i lrIi-r received from MIR. Preston ).
Brooks, diicGming any intention I'll offending against
l.ie privileges of the Senate by the assault made on
sumner bat stating that he felt bound to chasilse him
for iusus his State and relative, and. having IN
vain sought him elsewhere, he deemed II proper 10
niirt the punishment there. The letter was aId upon
;hr table aud ordered to he printed The Senate then
adjourned To Thursday-having agreed that when Il
sIj"urns on that day il will adjourn 10 meet on Mon.
day next.
liousr.-Alr. Campbell, from the select committee
IN the Sumner assault, reported that upon tai ~.
vr-tisarn it appear, that Mr.. Brooks is guilty Of
the assault complained of By the Senate with s-gra
vai. cii culnsIauces of violence and proposing ihs,
he be forthwith expelled from his sent in the House
Also disappearing Of the conduct of M.ssrs. k-tt
and E'imundson, they being aware of the cortrr-
plated assault, aui taking measures prevent II.
Mr.. Cobb uf Georgia, mad. minority report, avow-
M that there had been breach Of privilege com
United The reports were ordered 10 be printed; aud
then tile House adjourned.
NEW YORK, JU.E Flour has declined s,le.
Of good State brands NJ 3 IS. Super;inr OHIO So 30
standard Southern 50 %, ENira IS -. Wheat has
declined but j. unsettled Corn has declined; sa!es
II, 81 cents. Socks nre higher, Virginia not quoted
t..
BALTIMORE, JCSE - Flour il somewhat fir,ner
and prices rather favor ,e-rs last sales nj SC I2i 10
%. Wheat 81 81 To 45 for red, and IS to Is
for white. Corn A. 10 So cents. Oats 80 TO 81 cents
fhr Virginia
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WILLIAM 81 MARY CoLLEGE.-The Annual Con.
venton Of the Theta Delta Chi Fraternity will be
held on eth June ut William l. Mary College.
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rI1r CENTRAL AMERICAN QUESTION.

NrSSlGE FROM THE PREH!N.--- = TIE
II ~ UNITED STATES
-, -, Senate ofthc Ea't,d States:
IT, ,,,r,j,.r answer 10 the resolution 20 %rnae OF
,h, I'm of January last, requesting - : "i any
r1iirni correspondence not previously go lnlcnted
t.ucliur the convention between the mrcl States
and Great Britain the 10th Of ipr!., 3, trnnS-
mt copy of an instruction of the 2l'' a. from tha
Secretary of State 10 the minister "f III led States
at London. FRANkLl-> = .tCE'
WASHINGTON, May gu, lSIG.
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RANGE OF THERMOMETER,
AZ RarioiDt's Bo0kst0re, W1in Street, RIchmoud
Monday. June Is Doors. Or Doors
Seven O'Clock. 4. NJ 10 40
Twelve O'Clock, NJ. ~ "a
Five O'Clock, ?. 81. 81 IS
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FIREIS BoTEToURr.-The Buchanan American
says: Mr.. John J. Ballard. at the Roaring Run Fur
mace, had his house burned down on Tuesday last
All his furniture destroyed, and also trunk
tanning his clothing and money; in endenvo.iug 10
save which he was severely injured himself.
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The WEATHER At the close OF last week WAS un
usually cold for the season. In the vicinity Ut
Fredericksburg and Alexandra, there was severe
frost Saturday morning. and the telegraph brings
accounts Of SNOW storm at the North.
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CoSTR.DIcTED.-The Charlottesville Advocate
contraiicts the report that the students of the Uni.
verslty hnd TAX action in public meeting with 70.
FERENCE 10 the late assault in the l.. S. Senate.
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AcQuITTAL.-At the recent term Of the Greenbrer
Circuit Court, tho cases of Alex Mann. for forgery
and Jno NJ Pennell. for shooting Andrew Crist
were tried, and both parties acquitted.
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FIRE IN ScoTT CouNIY.-A fire occurred a; Es.
tilIvIle, Scott county, Va. on the 23i Of May, de-
stroying the old Tavern" East OF the Court House,
belonging to M-ssrs Hendricks u Byars. occupied
by Mcssrs. L. b. Rhoton and K. II. Fuqua; the Ca.
bncl shop of Mr.. VIM. A. Moore. owned by H. 5.
Name, E:q, and small Office. The dwelling house
Of Mr. Moore, was also considerably injured.
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LINE 10TH.

a w RANDOLPH will publish The Physician'. Pock'
- Tlbu!sed Diary deai:nedto iac;ste tnr study
OF disease the bedside oy Physician OF virginia 3nc
,r;.s juno 5
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wv EsTHAM PLANK ROAD COMpANY-An

II W RANDOLPH has just published O5.c,ric TIA.
- hles by DR.. Paot Agre.e Professor OF the Facul!
Medicine Paris Translated from the French and ar.
ranged By O. a. Crcnshaw. n. D., and J. u. McCaw, NJ
Richmond. Va with three additional nb-- on the me-
chani-m o: natural uhnsursl and complex labor hy n.
r. Rice II. b New iorx, 81 -. Junr s