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AyALUABu.E DISCOVERY.

LNURMAN'S Chemical saturated Belt is now Coz
IL sidercd an Indispensable article by all persoss
afflicted with weakness pain in the back or across
the Kidneys, cold chills, tusfes of heas over tbs
system. with pain in the head and neck. cpng
men |ho have acquired habits which have created
weakness through tae system, by wearing ono OF
these Belts will become sound with ali the vigoF OF
a robust con- titation. We have conuersed with
persons of both sexes who have been more or less
afflicted for years and as they say, almost made
drrgshop Of their stomach to the greatdetriment ara
arrangement of the whole system, by simply wear.
ing t these belts fcwweeks have become sound
aud healthy. These belts worn loose, next the
skn, around the small of the back, subject to no H.
convenience whatever, being covered with silk.
For the relief and cure Of suffering Ladies this belt
is decidedly without parallel, both a csra tsss
and preventive, to all complaints which much
aflict the ladies Of the present age which it is
necessary to emu uerate though mostly from!panfu,
suppressed and rl ocular menstrations. Perhaps IL
would be well to III, uton, to prevent all ladies from
wearing them at all ines, they have proved to be
certain and eeS tla pre-cEve to scrtatn situations
which will be explained on the directions; for this
they should not be worn by married ladies a.
all times. This belt will be sent u any address frss
on receipt Of So. Address, T. .sarman, No. 8,
Hamilton st. Albany n. Y.
Dec. |, 1855. s=f eEz..t
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Cheap for Cash.

order to sell Furniture as low as ii can be- hon,n.
IN Inc northern Cities, shall this year sell fsr
from 10 to 20 per lower than il has ever " bS sen
sold IN tins place before. My stock of Furpturo
mas a%s very large both Of home and northern
zen chairs, and wood seat. son, "poa. 20 90
cane seat Rockers and childrens chairs. sbal ~
eeive regularly from Boston and New YORK Fnrn;-
.are , OF every description, which will be sold A =
Jan S, 1856. A. II cHaNnxr.
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Co. Elk Sheriff Yates, Of Kane county,
Iowa recently took Ave days hunt on horse.
back with single rife. and returning
with fifteen elk and nine deer, weighing
oyer 5000 les.
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!. HUNTER. n. @. HARM
WOODWARD YFOUsEl

THE undersigned, having purchased and leased
Il this well known Hotel, are now prepared to ac-
commodate the former friends of the House. and the
public generally. They have made every arrange
ment, necessary to the comfort and convenience OF
all who may favor them with their patronage. They
have in their service polite and active servants; aud
careful and attentive 0sters. They respectfully
solicit share Of the public custom.
w. J. HUNTER & co.
Stanton Jan. &C. 1856.
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LkAr YEAR.-We noticed lady the other
day gracefully directing the reins to a pair Of
horses in a sleigh which contained too gensle-
men on the back seat. G'lang.
Tue MARKErs.-Flour is quoted in Staunton at
1877.
Gss- Mr.. Nicholson of the Union Newspaper las
been elected printer of the Senate. The former
printer was Mr.. Tucker of the Sentinel.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-02-02
VsafuMbie sTsu,,s,. For. ,Se,yc.

rTNilE subscriber offers his FARM for sale, eontssa
l. ing 2la Acres: adjoining the lands of r. Han
ger, and others. The improvements are two story
Brick Dwelling House, with twostory Ella large
Frame Barn and other necessary out buildings The
farm is well watered and in good state of cutisa-
ton, aad not surpassed for productveness by any
Nov. II, 1851 PETER HANGER,
Middle River.
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MERCHANT TAILORING.

TENllE subscriber has opened very superior lot of
l. goods for Gentlemen's wear, at the Store Room
next door to Union Hall, on main Street, at the
sign of -. O'Rear.o He has engaged the survives
Of Mr.. ORear, an experienced and accomplished
cutter, to conduct the business for him, and is
prepared to furnish every description of clothing
maze of the best materia! and in the most elegant
style. For cash or to punctua dealers short time,
great inducements are offered. The patronage OF
the public is solicited.
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NOTICE.

EOR reasons which my friends will approciat,
ment to Robert J. Glendy, who will continue tn,
business at the old stand. Having undertaken the
management Of the new concern, shall be pleased
to sec my old friends and customers and will on.
deavor to give them satisfaction
Jan. 10, 1856. IT COCHRAN.
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TOBACCO AND sEGAR BUSINESS

uAVISG purchased the establishment so long
L and tayorably known under the styles Of G. T.
Cochran Co. and G. 4. Cochran, | propose to
continue tae business of T0BACCoNiST at the
same placo. have secured tie services of Mr. c.
I. Cochran as agent end manager of the business.
and trust shall merit and receive a continuance
Of the patronage literally extended to the old
tablishnent ROBERT }. GLENDY.
Jan. 10, 1856
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Staunton, Sept. 20. 1884
Liees.y lsxa0le, .Sycyxuro,. r.

f f1rfsSys1tR 80. 'sxsT1te, 'stxssneoss, va.
- take this method Of informing my old tp;snas
anu ene travelling public, that am now ~
horses on ny inc year month day, and 10 sell
upon me, as am prepared to keep them IN ~ " ~"
o'Ip hsr Terms as any other Stable in this place
veil, nave procured good and attentive 6stlers and
horses for a reasonable commission. ''o se"oag
AN ask is, TnY BaowNs STABLES oso, and ~
Dec. =, 1855. - u I'm " ain.
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DIsrREsslo NEws.-The Southside Democrat
of the 81 st states .hat a day or two since gen
,eman named S. A. Kewson Of Wimingi on
N. C. on a bridal tonr 10 Petersburg, " ent down
10 the river 10 skate, his wife standing on the
bank watching him. he broke ihroneh. bnt poi
out safely, hui his wife wasSso overcome blythe
accident tina. she has become Il nanh..
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Tup pos,r1oN nr Mn. RIouARsoN.--Ir

TuE Poslr1oN OF Mr.. RIcHARsoN.--lr
another column we publish some remarks
Of Mr.. Richardson IN reply to 'n'efroga
t,vrs propounded to him BY Mr.. Zollieof.
| fer, of Tennessee. The Know Nothing
press are eudeavoripg 10 cfease the I'M
preston that Mr.. Richardson snstains the
WiImot proviso, in spite Of his declaration
that he uniformly voted against placing
the WiImo. Pfoviso IN any territorial bill T;
because he believed il TO be unjust TO the
pc opIe ola portion Of this Union" 1t is
useless to expect the Know Nothing press
TO do Justice to N orthern Democrat, and
we hardly considerit worth the ink and
paper to deny their wholesale and reckless
misre Bound by illegal oath,
to support one Of their own number for all
Offices the squad Of Know Nothings in
Congress and their friends outside, are will
ling to circulate any falsehood. and SANDER
and seize upon any pretext, to excuse
them from not voting with the Demo-
cratic party to defeat the Northern section
al party. -Hmrisonburg Dem.
Pennsylvania Know NorH,Nas.--The
recent caucus of the Know No,hings at
Harrisonburg adopted unanimously the fol-
lowing:
Resotred, That we approve Of and
cheer:ully endorse the course pursued by
that portion OF our delegation in Congress.
who have steadily adhered to and cuntin-
lie to supper. Mr.. Banks, for Speaker o!
House of Representatives.
This then, remarks the Baltimore Re-
publican, after all, is the position Of the
Order in Pennsylvania. They repudiate
Mr.. Fuller, aud proclaim themselves Alb
olitionists and sectionalists. following the
lead OF Giddings, and Banks and Greedy.
The Know Nothing Councils of Ian
caster have given public notice Of the fac,
that they have di,banded, and propose sell
ling the furniture, fixtures, &c, of their
several lodge rooms.
GOVERNOR or ONO MIR. Chase was nau
gnrated Governor Of Ohio on Monday The lab
lust. In his in. ugural address the slavery ques.
ton Is review ed, and the restoration oil the Mis-
souri, compromise is urged as the means by
which the agitation Of the subject may be quie-
ted The Governor takes the ground OF non. inter
ference with slavery in the states where it now
exists, bu, opposition to the exeEiion ot that in.
sritntion beyond the Missouri compromise line.
He also avours river aud harbor Improvements,
and in the administ, alton OF affairs OF the state
economy is urged as Of the first Importance
A modification of the. tax law SO as TO aaw the
deduction Of debis from crediors is recommend.
ed. The educational interests o! The stale and
the care of the deal dumb are recommended 10
the fostering care Of the legislator An increase
of banking capital, Amendments TO the cons,u
ton, the establishment OF the single district sys-
TEN and annra sessions u the legislature are also
recommended.
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Stanton, Jan, 20, 1856.
COST.

5 COST
A s the subscriber intends makinga change in
fAhs business in the spring, he will sell all his Fan
cy Dress Silks, Mouslines, Grape De Pares and all
other Fancy Goods at cost for Cash, to safe
months from this date, until LIST of April,
JAS. A PIPER.
Near tho Woodward House.
Ssaunton, Jan. 20, ls5G.-Town papers copy I'm.
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RUNAWAY ARRESTED.

SMITH ANDERS, Cor Andrews,) a negro man,
- arrested by me some time in November,
1855, and says he belongs to widow lady in Caro-
line county, Va, by the name of Sallie Auders,
Cor Andrews.) lleis now in my possession. His
height is about feet or 10 inches, and very black.
have written to Mr.. VIM. p. Phillips, of Rich
Inond, a son-nllaw of Mrs. Anders, in regard TO
him, but have had answer in reference to the
boy. The owner is requested to forward, prove
property and take him away.
GEO. II, MITCHELL
Jan. &c, ls56.-Stds.
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c.T -. WI. IT. " ITS, ]
6taunton,sOct ~, l555.-1y.
Oysters OYSTERS Ifl

Il VIE subscriber is now receiving daily FRBka
a OYSTERS, both in shell and cans, lie i, pr.
pared to furnish them at the shortest notice etlN~
raw roasted, fried, stewed, scolleped and in faot
any way in which they may be desired. His facilL
ties to accommodate were never better He will
supply Families, at the lowest rates. with the best
article OF Oysters, having secured an agency for
an extensive firm in the East he is enabled to do ga
and the public.
Soup furnished every day a. II O'Clock. -
a.a-# Aaa c.. II. SAUPH
Agent for Geo C. Gro
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RUv AT HOME

VxTEare receiving and opening nice hot IF Con
w fections, Fruits, Nuts &C.. suitable for the sea-
son. embracing everything usually kept in Regular
Confectionery Store, together with niec collection
Of TOYS and other notions, suitable for Christina.
Presents. which we determined to sell SIS low a.
they can be had in the market ioI cash. An we ask
is an examination of our Stock and il you do no,
saw we are the individuals with whom you can leave
your dimes to the best advantage, why We are will
ling to give tup.
4. N. CUSHING 4 CO.
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NOTICE.
HAYING made off cur accounts up to the lat Of
IL January, 1856, we trust our friends will com,
forward and settle at once. We have our North e,r
obli9s ms t. meet and must have what is due ms r
orper to do 90. M. HIRSH & CO.
N. b. We will sell the balance OF our wmte,
stock of Clothing from till the LIST of March Al
prime cost. Now is the time for bargains.
Jan. 49, 1856. VI. Ii. & co.
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SELLING OFF AT COST FOR CASH.
MYTH view of changing my pursuits, will,
w from this time sell at cost, for cash, my STOCK
OF MERCHANDISE. The stock consists of the
usual variety, and is nearly all new and fashionable,
having been purchased within the last ninety days.
To any one wishing to engage in the mercantile bu-
sness, l would sell bargain in the goods, and
lease the Store House for several years. The pay
ments could also be made very easy by being salts
factoiily arranged. EQRT, 4, BlChLE.
Jan. 20, 1856.
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U The following persons have been ap-
pointed Directors OF the Virginia Peni.eoliary,
by Gov. Wise N. B. Hill, :. b. Denoon w.
W. Danniyanl: P. II. Ay lett, and II. NJ. Sim.
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Public Notice.

r WILL attend to the adjustment and collection o
i all claims committed to my care with fidelity
Ny Office can be found in Court House alley, above
Geo. NJ, Cochran's Law Office | refer enquirers t
any respectable business citizen Of place, End Il
all such in the county who may know me. Ny address
is Staunton Va,
w. G. STERRETT.
Jan. 26, lS5G.-Spect and T. American copy.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-02-02

o. February was ushered in by a smiling
sun and clear shy. The snow melted rap dly
yesterday.
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DAGUERROTYpEs AND AMRRO-
TYPES

ElNlSHED in the highest style of the art, and
Il warranted to give satisfaction, at the most rea-
sonable prices, at my SKYLlGHT GALLERY.
Nj. HILB.
N. B. Instructions given in the art, and pupils
supplied with my own manufactured Instruments,
the superiority of which is confirmed by my receiv
more and Philadelphia N. IL.
Waynesboro, Feb 2, lS5o.-Spect. copy.
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THE CENTRAL SAVINGS BANK

7 THE CEN TRIAL SAVINGS BANK
| I INTEREST will be paid on deposites at the rate
OF per cent, per annum, on all sums remaining
on deposite one month longer, fractions OF
posites will be paid upon Is days notice. Discouns
day, Saturday.-Notes for discount renewal must
be handed to the Treasurer on Friday evening, or
they will not be considered by the Board Of Duss
tors.
olliro at the Store of J. Brandeburg 4 Co.
II. NJ BELL, Prest.
6. K SNAPP, Vies PrsSe.
GJoHh DAAspssuAa, Treasurer. -
s ii. q. HARaAE, |
A. j. CARRIER,
r,5'ts- III. H. MeCga, ! pfrsoas
j. II. McCgs,
WM II. Wars,
GloAa o. T. =.
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Valuable Hotel Property For Sale.
THE AMERICAN HOT EL

rTNHE co-partnership heretofore existing under
i the name of William f. CARRIER & Co., between
VIM. II. CARRIER, Levi l.. Stevenson and John b
Brecknridge having been dissolved, by the death
of sao John B. Breckenridge, on the It'll day o.
December last, it has become necessary to wind +
the affairs OF said partnership, and make sale OF the
social effects. To efectuate that object, the under
signed, surviving partners, will expose to public
sale, the premises, f2
that valuable property in the town of Staunton,
the az
AMERICAN HOTEL,
situate at the passenger Depot of the Virginia Cen
trail Railroad, and being at the most convenient
spot for a dining house for the passengers on said
railroad FROM Richmond Westward. The aceommo-
atfons afforded by this house for travellers, and
for the people vt the country, are ample and com
for table. The buildings all new and principally
of brick, arranged after TIE most conmodious fash
ion. The house will accommodate comfor tably 100
guests, and the stables will hold 60 horses. The
lot which the improvements stand is about one
ment, land will be sold with it, If desired and if not
privately. Also at the same time, all the Furni-
ture belonging to said Hotel which is new and of
Superior quality, and abundant for the use of the
House. $50
TERMS or SALE OF THE HorEL AND Lors :AOne-
fourth cash. and the balance in four equal payments
of six twelve and eighteen and twenty -four months,
from the day of salc bearing interest from the date,
and secured by bonds with good security and lien
on the property. -.
The personal property will be sod on credit of
nine months for all sums Of ten dollars under
the purchaser giving bond and security. All sums
under ten dollars, cash.
WV. II. CARRIER,
sscss 8. zesst l.. l.. STEVENSON,
-. bal
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ATTENTION THE WHOLE

vTNHE undersigned beg- leave to call the attention
l. ofhs friends to the fact, that their accounts are
made of up to the lat inst, and ready for settle
ment.
His demands Cor money are pressing, and as he is
desirous to meet his engagements promptly, he hopes
his friends and all will respond to this call and
pay up with as little delay as possible.
WIN. A. STERRETr.
january, II, ls56.-Speet. copy lmd.
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JAMES M. SIEG.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
no Nrrgvr,r,rvv
MONTEREY. "a

DRACTICES his profession in the Courts of High
land, Bath, Pendeton, Augusta and Pocahon-
tas. Collecting promptly attended to.
REFERENcEs-John p. Minor, Jas. Holcombe,
University of Virginia; The Hon. A. Ii. Ii. Stuart,
I. j. Niche, Staunton Va.
Feb. 2, 1856.
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The most extraordinary d,scorery IN the Worldish
Great Arabian Remcey for Man and Beast.
H. &. FAkRELL' s.
IT. U. 4 NNEIIL .,
CELEBRATED ARABIAN LINIME!

The most extraordinary dtscorery IN the Worldisth
Great arabian Remeey for Nan and Beast.
II. q. FAbRELL'S.
CELEBRATED ARABIAN EMINENT
This celebrated medicine, skilfully composed as it
is of the most healing balsams and penetrating oils
never fail to cure almost every aflliction that
could be alleviated by an eXternel remedy. Its SUI
perioriy all other Liniments is proven by the
miraculous cures it Performs, and by the great and
constantly increasing demand. Therehas been sold
within the past year more than THREE MILLIONS
OF BOTTLES, and there can be but few persons
found who do nos besow upon it the highest praise
for the rare virtues it possesses Nothing, perhaps
since the creation of the world has been so successful
as external remedy for all nervous diseases as
this wonderful curative. When applied, it nstan-
taneously diffuses itself through the whole system,
soothing the irritated nerves, allayi the most in
tense pains, and creating most delightful SENSATION
Read the following remarkable cure which can be
sttcsted to by hundreds W no fully acquainted
with the whole circumstance.
CHRONIC ENLARGEMENT OF TONSlLS.
My daughter, when SIX months old, was taken
with swelling in the tonsils, which grew larger
aud larger, till when six years old she had great diff
was kept, fearing she would sutfocate. The best
doctors attended her but could give no relief.
took her to the most eminent doctors in the East;
they said there no help for her but to outgrow
it. With sad hearth returned home with her
when she became so much worse that the electors
had to be called in again; trey decided that the
tonss must be cut off, as the only means OF giving
relief. Ny wife would not content to this, and she
determined to try your Liniment, which gave relief
the very first application, and by continued ase
she entirely recovered She is ten years old
ane feshy and healthy as could be desired. Your
Liniment is also the best in for sprans bruises,
CUTS burns, headache, etc., and it will remove the
most severe pain in "a few minutes. 1t also cured
caked udder in my COW in few days.
Peoria, March, 20, ls49. GEORGE FoRD.
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ADMJNISrRATOR,S SALE


II WILL sell at Public auction on Friday the 18th
day of February 1856, in front OF the Court house.
CART, on acredt ofeo days. the purchaser
giving negotiable note with good endorser.
WIN. Ii. HARTMAN
Adm. of John Barry decd.
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NEW LEAF TURNED OVER.
WE are manufacturing a nice article of Candy.
w (which we will sellnt $l62s per hundred weight
for cash and in the words of the editor We would
say .'al orders must be accompanied With tho cash
to receive attention"
f. NJ. CUSHING d co.
Staunton Jan. 70, 1885.
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TAKE NOTICE

A LII accounts due me to January LIST 1885, arc
"A made oil, and ready for settlement. Those
indebted to me will hope consider this sufficient
reminder and walk up promptly and settle their &C.
counts. JACOB P0LLlTZ.
Our remaining stock of Clothing is now selling at
greatly reduced prices. J.P.
Feb. 2. 1855.
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ESTRAY.

TAKEN up by Jacob Palmer in Augusta co., on
i the 7th of January 1856 $ an Estrav, mare OF
Black color, about Is hands high ~ years old, had
on when taken up saddle and bridle-the mare APP
praised to $40. Extract, .s. r
Jan. 26, 1856. JEFFERSON KINNEY, Cir i
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TRUSTEES Sale.

0N Saturday the 10th day of this month, (Feb.)
~ we will sell for cash, or well endorsed negotia-
BILE paper, the undivided interest of VIM. Kyle in
certain house and lot in that part Of Staunon called
Newtown, and known as the Murray House, Said
kyes Interest is of the reversiou in sd
property The title is believed to be unreasonable
warranty. lMBDOEN h McCUE,
Feb. l.--Spec. Trustees Of VIM. Kyle.
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STAPLES, MARTIN 4 Co.
Grocery and Fiour Merchants,
STAUNTON, VA,
EEP constantly ON hand Lump and Ground
A Plaster, Fine Salt, No. | Sacks. Il. A. Salt,
we'll filled, Coffee OF all kinds, Sugars of all kinds.
Molasses and Syrups of all qualities besides every
thing else generally kept in the grocery line except
liquors.
stanton, Feb. 2, 1856.
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Look OUT FOR CouxrrRYErrsl

LOOK OUT FOR C0USrERFEITSI
The public are cautioned against another coun-
tereit. which has lately made its appearance, cal
led w. b. Farrelfs Arabian Lniment, the most
dangerous of all the counterfeits because his hav-
ing the name of Farrell, many will buy it in good
faith, without the knowledge that counterfeit
exists, and they will perhaps only discover their
error when the spurious mixture has wrought its
evil effects
The genuine article is manufactured only by II
q. Farrell, sole inventor and proprietor, and
wholesale druggist, No. II Main street, Peoria, Iii.
nois to whom all applications for Agencies must be
addressed BE sure you get it with the letters H. q.
before Farrels thus-H. Il. FARRELL'S-and his
signature On the wrapper, all others are counter
feits.
Sold by j. b. Eskridge, and by regularly authori-
god agents throughout the United States.
VA Price 25 and so cents, and 81 per bottle.
AGENTS WANTED in every town, village and
hamlet in the United States, in which is not al
ready established. Address H. G.. Farrell as above
accompanied with good reference as to character,
responsibility, &c.
VA J. EsKRIDaE, Agent, Staunton Va.
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Jan. &c, 1S56.-Spsc., Richmond Wing, Alex
andria Gazette and Baltimore Sun copy.