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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-06
from the Staun.on Vindicator.I
rprr NrcppES AMI FREE SLAVE


We have been requested 10 call the attention OF the
people TO the necessity OF keeping strcier "a.ch
over the free negro population in this community
cg of all others the most preudcal to the inter.
eat of both master and save-sud also to the evil
practice of permitting slaves to hire their time anu
90 about traifck;u IS fec men. We do not Know
that we could better this purpose, than by re-
errnz to the Iaw, aud to urge upon all the necessary
Of enforcing IL in every case where II may o. Vloiat'
ed. Ey sec g. oh. OF the Code, no negro who has
been emancipated since the year 1916 shall,
,f,er being twenty. ono years Of age remain IN this
state more than Quo year. without lawful PERMISSION
Such permission can only bs granted by the coar! Of
he county or corporation all the magistrates being
suumoued for The purpos. and nrjsrity Ct them
present and voiipS ca the queel!on-uotice OF such
application 10 remain must DO posted at 'ne court
0rse door for two mouths prev!ous-the negro must
also produce evidence OF bis good character, &C -
rhs commissioner OF the revenue ia required annual
" 10 return complete st vi al !tos negroes IN bis
district over twelve Years of age. OF both se1esI
every free negro shall every five yesrs, be gsereo
in oouk kept by the clerk, giving an accurate de-.
scripiion-the negro shall keep an attestea copy Oh
his register with the seal OF the court annexed ANY
free negro above Twelve years OF age, not having
such register may bs committed TO Jail by Justice
ANY person employing any free negro who has not
surh atested copy OF his register shall forfeit nve
dollars 10 any person who will warrant therefor
rhes. are some OF The general provisions OF the law
with regard to Free Negroes.
By section 3, chapter lOl. OF the Code any person
permitting slave under dis control to 60 at arge,
M of any person whatever email iortelt not less IMAM
Ten nor more than thirty dollars.
The attention Of the people III town aud country,
il requested to q moro rigid enforcement OF these
laws not from fear of eorve !usurroctl0n, put Tor
the promotion ef the general good.
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For the Enquirer.
EIGHTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT AGAIN.


| was surprised, Messrs Editors, on looking into
the Enquirer of this morning, 20 psrceivs that we had
such host Of lawyers. Of gigantic minds, and tower
ing nellects all raised up by Providence, aud pecu
lisrly fitted for filling the place OF Judge ot the Eighth
Judicial Circuit. For moment felt grieved that
Virginia could not have dozen more Judicial Dis
tricts cut for the especial use OF the dozen disn
gushed candidates. for this ctie vacant office. Sure.
ly thought the measure vi her fame will run over
BY the promotion Of those profound COkes polished
aud courtly Bluckstones, these Maiisneids, Suwes
Msrshas aud Stvreys, who have So lVug ,angu!shed
under the shade OF privacy aud need but the glare
OF office 20 cause their bcached aud budded great
unfold iE appropriate co,ors, and due proper
tiuns to the puuc gaze. Happy Commonwealth -
"scarcely does superior lumnary, pre- eminent in
the judicial constellation, unrobe himself ui the dread
mnies,y Of the law, than dozen pre- eminent low
uuiinaries. loom above the horizon, kind, GENEROUS
and noble," possessing all the judicial qualifications,
Industry heath AMI energy, dignity without ausieri-
~, learning without pedantry, DICKSON without
passion or pr JUDGE lawyers Ut enlarged experience,
IN the meridian uf life endowed with vigorous, ac-
tive inielecs, richly stored W ID classic aud legal
learning, and patient under labor well broke dTay
horses'-authors vi learned "Dgests" and Guides
graduates of William and Mary-Artium Magistri
Of the University Of fIrgnia-"ripe scholars AT all
early age sagacious and sound Ill Judgment, ct un-
firing Industry, OF unwavering patience" in fine,
men 81 Supercm,neRLg nlnept (what bardo!phion
accommodating word is this enRent) that their
names ueed but be msntiuued To cause Ill men 10
dow unto them What Is a pie iarmer VINO Is awe
to the Importance OF electnS good judge, TODD He
is embarrassed with riches In my simplicity, be.
an to suspect that the newspaper writers pokiug
fun at US. WAS at loss what to do, until saw tie
modest nomination OF very modest aud sensible
man, James Smith of King and Queen. Having
personal acquaintance with him, thought would
rather rely upon the plain good sense of this just
minded, aud trae hearted man. whom know. than
upon the superem;aeat qualifications of a.! these other
great men, whom ! dill not know, and of some Of
whom had never heard. l do not mean 10 say,
essrs Editors, that they not as great as they
represented to be: but do mean TO say that, iu my
humble judgement, james Smith is qualified both as
d lawye? aud mau, TO succeed even judge LoinaA,
whv was confesseily all able man and good judge.
A VOTER OF King WILLIAM.
DECEMBER IS, 1856.
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From the Nst.ousl lnelIEereer Of jan. }
DISTRESSING CASUALTY.

:. would b. scarcely possols to record more ca
lamitous event than thai which occurred 10 the fami
~ of Judgr Daniel, Of ths Supreme Court, about lG
O'Clock on Saturday nigh, last. in franklin Place, in
this city. Mrs. Daniel was sitting 4 her chamber at
low table preparatory 10 retiring :or the night, hay
iny GO calico robe. From some cause, now unable
TO be assigned ibe candle on the table By which she
was lighted fell and communicated lie fame to her
robe, which shn oudeavored to put out, but in vain
In this way she screamed aloud aud ran into the pass
age outside the chamber, when burst OF air gave
new frcs to the thoroughly iguted robe, aud before
obtaining the assistance Of her husband, WIN ran
from his study aud servant from below, Mrs. Dan
iel wn. most severely burnt. Her person was as
quickly a. possible envelcped with carpetiug and
such articles c. hand but the destructive ee'
nent had done it. fell work too completely. and after
suffering four hour of great agony, though partially
by medical aid. she expired. The only
word. by which she WIS enabled 10 indicate the :sn.
uer OF the accident, We're, 1.-The candle, tho candle.
The unfortunate lsdy leaves inc soabl- husband
aSd two young children to deplorc her distressing
dealh aud their own great n:s.
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THE sERESApE THAT MISSED FIRE.

Cas,ius NJ. Clay tells the following During the
la,e Political canvass, Burngame aud himself oocu
pied adjoining rooms at the Bates House, lndianapo
lis. AT late hour, evening, Gays he, 81 was
in SIS room. and both Of us we:s somewhat eleted
With :he popular enthusiasm. We were, as soldiers
are 10 do, lighting battles over again. when
sea OF nigh, floods OF soul stirring music. Clay. you
are lIonored said Is. 30 and acknowledge the cont
plimsnt. With du. diiiid-uce | excused myself
when, as hsd anticipated the band broke forth
in strains OF beroic melody in from! Of the
pied by B. Il have you now, ssid ]: now give 'em
sentiment No you said b. WELL said l. both
together 30 locking arms. With an sir Of intense
dignity, We walked out upon the balcony. aud in
fateriug voice commeneed: Indiana, Massachu-
sets, and kentucky--tripls sisters-may they ever
be true to the family uuioo The leader of the band
after pause, with thick tongue inquired, who are
YOU; Clay aud l}u1linganc, said l.. "The billy you
are. said be, i'll reply dui lieu in under tone sI
dressed 10 his t"llowels, he concluded "EoyS Hs nos
The CIR, ia Red"
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- ccrnt,i,, VII, IT'D, otc. 80 zeal se.isre9 ;ia; :"
cpc po,.or scs the combined qualification. reHuitrn "
MGR. .n,iu"; le-ee than Alexander Duiitv' EsH
uf Kin. all Queen. H. integrity, energy business
hahir- and pu r.c sprit clearly point hun nn ns inc
proper man 20 be entrusted at th;s tine Win ne III
ice:s 81 the district. His active and untirIns efforts
IT, seeking to promote the ronne-c ial Interests % our
section q; the STAT. wou! IL give hn clam up
the generous support II th:a county But we ii" w..
les; tins recommendation ci Mr.. Dudley upon lIns
GROUND. We believe That by sending HIN TO the he'
ys!atu.e shall place him i'll pos,,i4Ag more TO-.
tcnial u.:!icIce, by which be- pao';' i. w.,
more efficiently TO promote our fe!eese; aiiu 'ia'
should sver be tho governing consfde sii'n III '"'
selection Of public servants. -.
Mr. Dudley, though belonging TO the o'u I I.n'
Wing organization. has ever adhered ~ inc e.a ~
Rights School of politics in its s'rictest SELF s amu
hence. he has for several years past generas! sup
ported the nominees oil the Democratic parry. FROM
It's first introduction he utterly repudiaied the 2sns.
Piles and policy ct the su-called American or h.o"
Nothing party. And in casting his votes "hout le
gard to nominal party sfi.i.;ion, has ever sho"N
that the interests OF his country, rather tau lI'e
hess Of party, constituted the governing RUE iol n,s
| political action Such is the nun We recomme.u a'
the candidate to represent us in the next
! We believe tbat looking 10 our own particular 'n.o
rests his selection is tbs best that couio w ihaue' CIV
sincerely hops tba without resort 10 l,'o ,s
fashioned machinery OF caucus nom!nations' no S Sa
receive the general support OF the cllzens u tne us
| trict. CITIzES OF hise AND SVhh'
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Uv.inEGtlsl. KEC0KD,
slcHMoND MARKETS. JANUARY 7,

RlCHMOND MARhElS, JASbAhi =, i"..
e. Tie following qgoa;leus IRE ~tos'sie. For ''r' j
! EaCOE--We quote s;dcs at 8, Sl0 aud scarce -
shoulders 2, o7ac, ueu, i21la. Eorsh Cerolas hoe
| round DlS. .
BUTTER-Prt:ne Country Butter, II re0 cts do. &c
,hen - as cts old aud Interior. l2tl5cts
| BEEsWAX--26626i% 70
COAL-aa:h.dci,c-Red Ash sells at 50 So "hi,s
Ash fer cusdry 81 per ton. Ri;u,nnous Delivered b;
ro., Wa,aGi. 0. h. tho wharf opposite Roct.ts We
quote 81 c, tor average and 5u W CITY ess "noie
sale 10 deslers, IS 81 tor Luu'r; hIi 60
CuKE-fUr c.Iy consumption ~ ~ ca''ioso olss
CAEpl, Es-Tslow l6 cents v b. Jaca,ons DO. II
aall's sc. Adamsut!ue e aa3c.; Sperm ioa''t's
COTToN YARNs-22o % cts. cash. Cotton cordsgs
o. 20 2, CTS. Y y.
CCkS-ws now quote ~ CO cts per oushel and hrn
CORN MEAL-gUl;rS cis.
COtFEE-Rio 10: d IL ctss Lsgcsyra Il l.t Java u
nI6 stock light, Mocha III ols ct1
fLOuR-5acs OF Supernue to shippers at 50. az. Some
holders ask uiorc. Market quiet.
FEATHEKs-Live Geese 3oa SIS cts. DrrnAnd fair.
fLA%sfFD-sl 50sl 80 y nushel dull
FISri-We quote North Carolina mud Potomac No ]
sru.s HsarrSos IS 37d SO and scsrce no. fa,.!J
Roe nc;ive s:.75 2 bb; hall barrels DO 81 :! -
SuAp dali $40 per Dbl and $50 = half POL 70 =
.rr;ncs sell nj 50 less than No. per Dbl IA; - i'
es. lisn TO! hat bill No Gu, receives! they are ,ern
wnn:cl-Ec / would command Tesi;ly 5000 MAeEEhEL
No j, s2a: ~. =. sOe!l; No }. mc.irin. g. :" 20
GRASS sEEDs-Timo,hy - 80, Ilsrt,' gra" 81 81
'G!HSEEG-40di5c. p 10 pr
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AID hazsfa 'Po'''nE' r. ff'
and FFF, IS! p kec Blasting, 50! 2 k"g
GUASO-We quote Peruvian 1T go per ton novefn-
meu agents have pa. price up TO th'' sum Mexican
1880 ~ ,,o,,,, ,r
.sas 10 fs =: sas as' 'n'. .sIc
NOV .y0 yAlLS-Ptg Iron, s30G35 ? ton; Swede.
sao ls5 ton Enssh reacd SIS Common English u:
American country, 500; Tredegar' ss5. Cut MALE
sc!c. per ID. 80, ,,,,,a. e., Zoo. ,aa,.
IISr Al III rcIi VIA; - 81 from store.
tfiSToHs.-Bra-dy. otsrd lupny Co;, s31 5 90 T
ssi,ue,,e, 1926 80; suzersc. 1926 e. so; Hen
s ss s. sa5 co. Peach ,esresa, u IS = virstn
App'. * = ;ss Rur New England, 5Oa55c. scstce Gin
aIisnl 81 2j3l IS; American. i5c hhi,key Richmond
oo.,iisd ~ 3. cash Cincinnati 3;c ,; cts cssh;
eta months. ,
,,j prices high We quote inferior Luss at ss50d9i5
,E.pp!sc ell 25ai25O; manufacturing sl2.De!3; hne
shipping si6sl' Aae manufacturing slsaas aio Leaf
l06l275
wHEAT-sl 40. IS for good to prime red; 50 s.
for good to prime wife
SHOT,. 6e cts. I, 10.
STavES-GoOd oak Tor aour barrels, we quote at :" ::
= per Thousand
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qs', + itIou- GOING Into a,';oas tgts: tac c.d ar-
mt required ar..Ta ~ C,c.i0ns,'o ct iO'i"
y. NJ. All! the prcten, Allows u: ~. - tG reach
Meous :.jvin., i}Eg-r time 10 r;n shooter dis
tan"c.
On tb- 9;h IT December. iJu- Directors being pres
enr. The Board unanimously adopted the following
resolution viz:
Resolved. That the presen, arrangement for the
p3skei ger fap- 10 ,IHss eh,l other AT Melons Turn
ua; l. approved.
\ true copy from the Minutes OF tho Board.
/. j. +. NErHEkLi.D, Clerk.
At the same meeting they appointed committee
consisting 81. :he Superintendent President, and Ar
William OrCrton, 10 prepare schedules Tor reducing
Public Works. Tbs rule adopted under this appoin,
nent for regulating the meeting at MELONS, i, as fol
Iowa. being the 9Th rule, which, Mr.. Hunter states.
underwear: the revision and correction o.. the Super
intendent
Rule s. 1.-THE up and down day mails meet a. Mel
tons according 10 the within schedule. In case Of
either failing TO DO So, from accident other
in such case the up train will wait At Me,tons Tor tie
DOWN trein until ll:2O a. NJ aud then GO on; aud in
e event the down train 5hHl! not arrive at GordnIs.
will. bv 1880 a. NJ the up train will then 90 on"
If th. rule is not plain, It Certainly is y fault.
a. Mr. Hunter says in his answer to my letter which
accompanies, that lift M Undertake examining
the schedule, and his attention was called to this
very rule; tie latter claus, Of which was actually
amended ON that occasion, AMI! | requ rsted him TO
make any other he thought proper, Gut il ,as pla,
ii the train goire mp ordered to go on" a, ll2,
the one comiug dorm could NJ; safely leave unless il
had time to reach Melons before ll:2O; but a. said
if it was not pan euougn, lett it 10 the Superin,en-
dent 10 make II SO.
Before the dismissal Of the Superintendent, re-
ou.st.d him to ascertain which of the conductors
failed to notice the rule. He gave me- no informs.
ton, being willing suppo.e, tina, both should be
considered b.smeless-a state Of facts, which, agree
with yuu cannot be reconced with reason. Since
the removal of tbs Superntendent-which. may be
allowed here to say, mos; painful duty-l have
b.come satisfied thst the failure 10 attend to tho rulr
was with Mr. Swift, who will be suspended from
duty. Ii is, however, due 10 Mr.. Swift, who has
been known for q long tune in this community rs a
sober. industrious faithful oticer,a. we'll as rr.pec
tabl. gentleman TO state al This time that, whilst he
acknowed .es that 10 his anxiety 10 the mail lie
was running his time little 100 close, yet that liz
would have gone through safe, but thar after he had
90; undrr way, SOM Que without authority rung his
bell and stopped his train. and thus he lost time
enough TO have got through but in the contu-ion Ut
tending the stop No failed 10 note the loss of time.
d..ply regret the n-cra3''y ut asking 20 occupy
public attention with this subject but II TO be
NECESSARY and you will greatly oohge by publishing
this and the accompanying papers.
Very respectfully,
E FONTAlSE, President.
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EXCHANGE HOTEL
AsD
BALLARD HOUSE. RICHMOND, VA

BALLARD HOUSE. RICHMOND, VA.
A : the close OF tho year which has JUS, p.-=si'
"A pleasure in returning my thanks 10 me papHc !.
very liberal patronage have received. Ny vsn0V,
prise, have thu. far been crowned with success; ~
las better reason 10 BE Thankful! than ]; 10 'nsn
rould De grateful, and in entering upon ~
Year, feel !uri.ors;ed with new life snd sne!T!
rs forward aud pervc; nay p!aus in my two h9:n-D
coiuior, and convenience OF my guests hi'. .ss
about complete Tie repairs and decorations ~ 80 80
change" will sson BE- finished. Til" two house .Ts.
uec,ei by corador the street. ""!eA coz
into one making one Of the arl-s' ao;e.' 10 tn
The corador when finished vii! be truly o'aar =
have couaected with Ike establishment h"'.-. .rccs
ar.s order where ladc. and gentlemen sa am 5f ..sry
dated with the bes, the n.4rke; aaords "% ,,r. 10
usually to be had at such places frvate Sa.s.,nusi
or. served in the best style. and as an ZEE 70 "a,
nhng ha be s nadOuG d TIM: s'a sy Dc t2e e u.
.nu'nsu" + conrdsr,ly ark Continuance OF 'a..t :,
oye 50 literally bestowed upon mo Tor t.. P1Hi
| by generous public ,.o u>,I s,d ballard HJI'
| faV
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DECATUR.

The following portrait, of Decatur is drawn By
Peter Parey,' in his "Rscoiectnns," just publish
ed:-H- WAS rather below tho mid lie size, but OF a
remarkable compact, symmetrical form He was
broad shoudsred, full ch-s'e, thin in the aank: his
eyes were black piercing aud lii with a.park OF FIRE.
iii. nose was thin ard slightly hooked; his lips were
firm, his chin small, but slnartly developed. His
whole face long and bouy. bic complexion swar.
thy. his hair it black aud twisted in rupy cars down
his forehead and over his ears Altogether he was
remarkable looking man, and riveted the attention of
every one whu cav him. BY the side of the quiet,
thoughtful JONES' and the dark, hamd'om-, comPla.
cent BddIe, bis fellow pr!sopurs-he seemed like q
Gagged eagle, ready 10 reno in stoms the bar which
strainad him
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For ne EHfn'r
FOR THE NEXT LEGISLATURE.

., King ASp QUEEN, Jan. l. 1891.
hess's. Editors; In selecting candidate to repre-
zen; Tie counties OF King aud Queen aud Essex in
mon consent conceded 10 our county, Essex having
fos severa! years furnished the representative now
yields the whole matter TO kjug and Queen, and only
asks US to present candidate WORTHY IF the position
whose Talents, business Qualifications aud high char
ac,er for Integrity shal furnish guarantee that the
great interests OF the State, and especially those
this district, will be faithfully aud eicieuly sttepGsi
TO while piaced il bis Lauds.
Among the many gentlemen WHO have been named
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DIED.

DIED very suddenly, his residence in Amelia coun'
,y Va Oh tie Is, day OF January Mr. F.. EGdLEsToN,
in the 18th year Of bis age leaving wife, two children
aud aged mother 20 lament their rreparabe loss As
neic hoor friend husband, father and son. hia was mo
de. character His Kindness eudeared him to his neigh
5ors his fidelity his friends his tenderness 10 bis wife
mis- Affection his children, and his devotion and revcr
ence 10 his mother. His hospitality was unbound d ard
ii heart va, wi,hou: guile aud Us tender chd's.-
He lived luved snd respected and died spen,ci by I'll
who knew KIM Ills delh has spread gloom oEcr The
c. unuoi,y the deeper hecnus. OF ihe cheeTiu'ns's
which his presence always inspired.
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TEACHER WANTED,

n from Lexington. and Q! from, Central Rail Roa
take charge OF female school. None need apply ot
6r.t class ieaa!e teacher. vol! Of abolition principles
pable OF teaching Lsun, French and all lie brancao'
tentill 10 liberal female education. including nus,
the Pisno t. such. goo! salary will be given o:
some years experience would he greatly pretettst
Jan G-c3, WI. JoRDN
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OFFICE VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD CO
RICHMOND, January lst, 1857.

To tie Editors Of the Ipkig.
Geutomen-f agree With you that there should be
no suppression Of facts connected With the late deas
ter On this road and if you will allow me litts space
in your paper, will throw some light on the sub.
ject.
The correspondence With Mr.. Hunter. aud the let.
ter of dismissal! to Mr.. Undertake explain them
selves.
As to The charge tina, have persisted IL continuing
the present psue OF meeting at Me,ons against the
renonsranccs y. every concerned Tho facts are,
tlIst when first established, the impression OF the
Board was agsins, it; but careful consideration
they became satisfied, that there were mfny advan'
tsses-avoidng: lst. Confusion with baggage re
suIting from three trains being together End, Pas
sengers taking the wrong cars, as they have fire.
quently done. 3rd, Danger from the moving back
wards and forwards Of three locomotives among the
crowd besides others, needless now TO mention. But
the most important was, the saving OF tme-sarling
later frou Richmond and compelled to return sooner,
there IS not time fur the trip TO be made Up and
down, without run,ny 75mcs N one ton, and - 8i,
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A' wv S'S5S'tS
JAMES N. JEFFRIES. ESQ

Messrs. Editors The ne,ne oil Mr.. Jefries has al
ready been presented to the Sh Judicial Circuit as
successor 20 Judge Loma1, aud the writer of ihi:
begs leave 10 cay tina. he cordially seconds all that
has been said 10 ccmmendatou OF him. S:udous
we'll read and experienced in the practice Of the law
with a.ternper SO free from acerbi,y aud manner 80
uniformly kind aud gsutls, it will be- real pleasure
to suitors attorneys witnesses officers Ct court and
every body who has BUSHES. IL court, to have him
on the bench. That it rnay be- the pleasure o! the
people 20 elevate him to that dixnif.d and RESPONSE
bic position ia the siucere wish of
ANOTHER MEMBER OF THE KING WILLIAM BAR.
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ARRIVALS Ar rue A,lEnICAN HOTEL

y,
Vim Graves, CGcslcriiclt; Jane. Alfred Jopcs :,
,ersJurE John Friend. Petersburg; Franklin Hall "a
II Campbell. Richmond; Rev Slau .hrer Pe,.r.hrr.
Richard Green. Caroline Mss EUuic- Green. SaroIn,
Mis-, tiuHel!a. Caroline 81 Cl,rhc. Va II B,llou NJ
!iaX. Wm II Robertson. Hs:tnx Geo " Daniel fa,r,;r
Alex Goodman, i EvaLs. Csrtersviilr il y RI
Cra:lorc Leas iiarvIo, Amelia, r Mckinn'
LvnthoGr., Saul 4 Hancock Hsucock Jane, r ~
Tyre, Che'icr:e'd " 4" Bot i.eiai K + Shore Nor,
toway: Alc2. Treat. Cumberland, G ! Harrison Ct
Land Kiohsrd C!am? richmond. h II Greg Ktny vi
!isu! Dr. 10. a osg Va B"sE.r, k.Gs William Tia
W.lxe.Sou II Il Taylor. " o arlth, New Yor. u
Dcpies, Tho Il Terry, Pete: sburg John Allen VA \
{ Eeclla.. Norfolk