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Affairs in Nelson County.
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LovISasTos, SxLsoN1 ouYrr. VA,
Mar 9Th 1ShS. L

LovrSasros, NkLsoSC ouvrr. Va.
May sth 1883
Among your numerous correspondents. never
eco cne from Nelson. hence am induced TO send
Won an item or two from orr mountain district.
On the 9th nit we had snow here nearly two
incbes deep. which Law on the north sids of the
mountains for more than two DAYS; though the
weather was quite cnol immediately Afterwards
sufficiently so. to form Zee and TO ernst the land
vet no damage was dcne. In fact, the cold snap
beneficial In some respects for the fruit trees
could not have possitIs borne and ma.ured their
immense quantity offruit and the frost caused
norton 81 Il to dron off 90 now II Is thtnned ON
ahout right. great quantity Of rain has iallen
IN this county during the last few days, and II u
has been general In the border counties. you may
loak ont for a considerable swell In your river -
The abundance of rain has been favorable 70 me
grasses. and the present prospects would ihdlcate
the finest crop Of clover that has been grown 10
this county for ten years The wheat here IA me-
d,pp, nothinc extra. Many OF the farmers are
inst pIan,ing their corn crors. There will proba-
bly he NO want Of tobacco plants.
The Circuit Court for this county. Judge Thomp
son ,,resiaing has Just closed TIA spring term
As King Alcohol has many devoted and most Loyal
subjects in our county. there Of course sever
si-criminala for trial Albert NJ. johnson was
found guilty Of maliciouslv shooting. in drum
ken brawI John Rail- and his paramount. Franby
Warren and WAS fined 1850 and imprisoned ior FIN
months in the county jail. Benz F. nigg"s was
fund guilty Of shooting HenrvL Harris ana was
fned $685. aud confined in Jail George Monroe
ovarseer for II shelton, Esq. was tried Tor ma
lleiousIy cutting with his pocket knlfe; hegro
man In the enopjoy Of MIR shelton, which negro
died in Eve or six days thereafter, Of pneumonia
As the attending physician Thought the cutting
and excitement possibly brought on the pnenmo-
MIA the negro having severe cold at the tiine Ne
1vascut Monroe was found guilty of murder in
the secord degree and sentenced TO the peniten-
tiary for FIVE years. great many here think the
evidence did not warrant the verdict. and an ef-
fort ia being made 10 get Gov. Wise TO reprieVe
him. Monroe il said to be sober and very in.
dustrions man. having no great fsalt, hut m gov
orgable temper He ssvs he attempted to chas
tise the negro, and he resisted him.
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HE MORE FRENCH GooDs.-Jusf received, two
cases more CT French Goods. direc. from Paris.
ALEX HILL, Importer.
my l2-3t l2T Main street, Richmond
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s%s- AUcTIoN-Poots, Shoes and Hats,
THIS MORNING, by
Aurtionpprs

nF3" AUCTIoN-B oOtS, onoeo ahu h"'
THIS moNNiN0' W I&GB DAVENPORT,
my l2-lt AuctloneerS'
sSy~ INTERESTING TO LADIEs.-WheD
in the course Of human events. Ladies and Gentle
men lose one Of their greatest natural at,racIps-a
fine head of harit becomes matter OF serious I'M
portance and the question is. what shall we DO 10
stop the hair from falling eff and restore its vi0or
and beauty In reply tn this query. We beg tn say
try DR.. HARRIS HAIR PROMOTER and IMPR0vRR. A
few applications will ston the hair falling or break
ING. remove dandruff keep the scalp clean and
white. and impart freshness and viGor to the hair
and although Won may have been bald twenty years,
the continued use Of II two months will insure you
q luXurant head Of hair. Call and get bottle. ana
if not satisfied otter the second application. return
Ask for DR.. Harris Hair Promoter and Improyer
'''' IL W PETERSON Druggist,
Cor Main and 18th, and Main and Wall SITS.
my I0-3m
EFT VIRGINIA CENTRAL AGRICULTURAL
SOCT RTY.-A meeting ofthe Executive Committee
of the Society srequssted, at the office Of the Pref
dent. in the city Of Richmond. on "WEDNESDAY,
JAMES LYONS. President.
The following is O list Of the members OF the Com
Captain Dimmoct, Richmond
Major Lucius Davis. IIenrico;
George VI Savage, Heprico;
IN McCup Augusta
RJ Barbour. Orange;
Williams c Wickham Hanover;
Hill Garter Charles CITY;
Col II B Tomlin, King William;
X Baylor. Essex;
C4l II Cabel. Richmond;
William Alien, Surry;
Charles Bruce, Halifax;
Robert Archer Richmond;
Co J W Ware Clarke;
NIB Hill, Richmond. my 10-tl9m
BARGAINS WARRANTED! READ READ !!
REAp!-Don't huv until you call at the Mantle De-
pot. IL Main street Beautiful Silk Nantes; SPLEEN
did checked busters; tjue Iii Busters; Berege
and white Marseiles and Mourning Msntles and Dus-
ters for Ladies, Misses and Chidren ace Prints, all
styles Busters and Nantes for Misses ard Children;
Hoop Skirts for Ladies, Misses and Children, % per
cent lesS than any ether house in the Union Dress
Trimmings of all kinds: rich fancy Hair Pins
In Dry Goods, usual, the cheapest to be found
in this city. JACOB A LEVY,
Is Main st,
Next door to K Whites Ladies' Shoe Saloon.
my U-3t*
PowERs-The famous photographer,
and world-renowned Picture maker, having nearly
competed'the 40tm Photographs contracted for by
the members of the Legislature, would be pleased
to devote fe1 hours If each day to the citizens OF
Richmond promising those who are kind enough TO
patronse him the best of Photographs, Ambro-
types &c. at very moderate prices.
No picture will be allowed 10 be taken from the
Gallery unless perfectly satisfactory to the custo-
mer, Powers Photographs challeu ge cCm petition.
Call and examine specimens at Isl Main street.
NV iO-3t%
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COMPREHENSIVE N0TICE.-WlL-
" LIAM II. BELTS having associated himself
with us for the purpose OF conducting an AUCTION
BUSIN EsS for the sale of Negroes, the firm here
after will be carried ON in. the name and style of
PULLIAM h BETS Thankful for the encourage
ment heretofore received, they mutually solicit the
patronage 50 literally extended 10 the Id firm and
especially ask the attention of their respective
friends TO the new partnership
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RIcHMnNn May 1873

RTCVMoND May. 1858,
GEyTLEMEN-Your most hlttering letter just re
ceived In answer, allow me TO say feel highly
flattered by your generous offer, and willingly &C
cept it and if it meets your approhati H. will ap
point FRIDAY May lith 1853, for the ovation pro
posed Yours most truly.
GEO. KUNKEL.
To Messrs W. r. RITcHfE, DR.. j. BgaLE. Col. I. p.
AUGUST, I. 2. BALLARD, aud others. my l22t
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RS TRY
SEMPLES
iNFALLlBLE
BAKING POWDER.
For sale by all Druggists and Grocers my7

For sale by all Druggists and Grocers. my7
EsS New FAMILY DRUG STORE. -
WARING 4 PEARCE, druggists, Reg to inform
their friends and he public generally that they have
above Ninth, ant opposite the Old Swan Tavern
where may be found Il cnmpete assortment of fresh
and reliable DRUGS, MEDICINES and CHEMI-
GALS; also. English and French PerfumeTy, Luz
bins Extracts Hair and Tooth Brushes. Fancy Ar
tclas Imported Cigars and Chewing and Smoking
lob tccD of the best quality. my It's
-. THE ANNUAL MEETING ofthe Stock
holders of the Richmond, fredericksburg ard Poto-
mac Railroad Company will be held at the office Of
the Company, in Richmond, on WEDNESDAY, the
81 fJune next, at IL O'Clock, NJ.
ap 29-td W MsCNURD0 Treas.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE


Pert Of Richmond, May n.-ffsqh Water "a oe"'
ARRIVED,
schr wm Speare, Jones. Baltimore. mdse' W "
ColCrtt q Co.
schr Jno Jones, Street, Jam es River, lumber.
schr Telegraph Fisher. Eastern Shore, potatoes
to Captain
scnr Jnn II Adams, Tyrer, James River, wheat and
baed fodder Bridgford 20:
SAILED,
Steamer jamestown, fartI.h. New YORK. mass
and passengers Ludlam Watson.
Steamer Geo Peabody Pritchett. baltimore, mdse
Indian Watson
Br Schr Village Belle, HarVie, Windsor, in bal
last.
Schr Isabel, Clark. from Fredericksburg ior Bos
ton with corn and shorts put into Norfolk 9Th inst
leaking badly. having been in collision with two
h. Hnn
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NEW THEOLOGICAL. HISTORICAL.
RAJ AND MISCELLANEOUS B00KS-Just pub.
lished and for GALE at .
THE PROTESTANT, Theological and Ecciesiasti
cal Encyclopedia; being condensed translation
of HeIzog's Real Encyclopedia, with additions
from other sources kX lev; n. r A. bomber,
of various denominations. In 3yols-yol. / now
ready, price $3.50 per vol.
THE True Glory of Women, portrayed in the
beautiful Life of the Virgin Mary. Mother of
our Lord and Saviour, Jesus Christ. By Rev. II.
Harbaugh. A. NJ, author of Heavenly Recog
milton, &C. I5c
THE Spirit and Beauty of the Christian Religion;
Selections from Chateaubriand's Genius Of CHRIS
tianity translated from the French. with an Iu-
MEN Of the 0den Time. By Rev Charles A. Smith,
THE GARDEN; A Pocket Manual of practical
Frni's and Flowers, with chapter on ornamen-
tai Trees and Shrubs. by the author of How to
x,,1 W9r r6iH Howto nehave1 &C. &c: 75cents.
BANCROFTS History of the United States vol :;
cloth So 25, sheep IS
CONTRIBUTIONS TO operative Surgery and surgl-
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d EAR Experience tale by Ruffn. author of Doe
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A WOMAN'S THOU GIFTS about Women. By
the author OF John Halifax. Gentleman &c.
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rAMEs RIVER LAND FOR SALE

As Administrator of the estate Of Thos s. Sub
lett deceased. with the will annexed, will offer for
sale privately. aud if not sold before. will sell
publicly the premises aforesaid the list day of
september next Of fair. it not, the next fair day
the tract of Land, lying on James River, II miles
above Richmond, in the county of Powhatan, add
Joining the lands of James Suhlett on the wesf
and Miles c Selden the east. The tract contains
36A acres. about 40 acres Of the best James River
lowgrounds-the HIGHLAND haing OF red clay soil
susceptible OF The highest state of Improvement
aud now in improved condition. IA the growing
crops will prove. The Highlands are divided into
i've nelds. of 40 acres EACH The balance in wood
Of original growth. capable of sn tanning the place
The improvements are, two new tobacco houses ne
gro cabins. kitchen, and good dwelling house:
barn. with machine attached, stables, &C For see
merry health, and society, tho neighborhcod is I'M
surpassed. Churches, Of all the leading d-nomina-
TONS accessible and in four miles of the Huguenot
Springs.
Those purchasing, win take possession on the fol-
lowing January, with privilege of sowing the crop
of wheat.
Any one wishing TO see the place. or any informa-
ton required. will receive the attention Of VIM III
suolett enbletPs Pest office, Powhatau county Va
Terms liberal HENRY GORDON
my l2-ilAWtds Administrator,
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QHlRTS, SHIRTS, SHIRTs.-3entle-
~ men in want of good fitting and well-made
SHIRTS, of the best materials are invited to call
and try BTush's celebrated pattern warranted To
fl, at WM HOLT RICHARDSoN'S,
Merchant Tailor,
mysI2-ts 18th at opposite Exchange Hotel
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w.1dnn and it, contents-The Fair.
CT THE rIcHwcND rAIIT DrsPATcH.l

Tournament, d, - Hon, George T. Radg'r-Judgs
I0,.tng-Gen Otatmau-(oupty C'1yts-Ths Ar
morn Band and he Oak Cf;y Guard Dc
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In the above list the public have the opinions of
quite number of the principal Architects of the
city.
For saving Shingles Barrel Heading short Slaves
aud Box Boards. respectfully challenge the world
b. competition. This Machine has been pronounced
scientific curiosity. The fact of thirty-six inch
circular saw. with the ordinary size teeth, being
made to cut surface equal to smoothing plane is
certainly a novelty in the way Of machinery.
Those who feel interest in fostering the me-
chanical genius Of the State, aro respectfully re-
quested to call and examine this, the greatest of all
Virginia inventions
Machines and County Rights for sale.
Call at The Planning Mill of Msssrs simms 4 Plum.
mer, between and +. NJ or at the Central Hotel.
M. P. 0iHERN Il co.
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
Nos. Prizes NO. Prizes Nos. Prizes Nos Prize,
ConNIss1oxERs, CERrIF1cArE.-The undera

COMMISSIONERS CERTITcATE.-The undersigned
sworn Commissioners to superintend the drawing o!
the SPARTA ACADEMY LOTTERY do hereby
certify that the above is an accurate list of the
Numbers and Prizes, as they were drawn by us this
day at Augusta, Ga.
L. P. DUGAS, sworn Comr'-
Sworn to and subscribed before me this day,
May 6th, 1855. LEWIS LEVY, j. 2.
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lust PUBLISHED.
AFULL ACCOUNT
OF THE
MING OF THE
RICHMOND THEATRE,
On the Night of December &c, 1871.

BEING carefully comriled statements from zoe
following new spspers published in Richmond attlN
time viz: American .SftH1dys{. RE RtOGd E72aN
n, ne tr1laS and TiTgI1ud {ttrt0t
Among the contents will be found: copy Of no
Play bill of that nght-giying description Of As
scenery in the pantnmime which vas being enacted
when the Theatre caught Are; An ordinances Of me
City Council, passed on DecsWbcT nth, ISL; ire
ceedings Of a meeting OF the citizens Of Rehtncad
and Manchester. held at the Capitol, on DectmIef
o. ISL; X port of the commissioners appointed o!
the Council. to superiutend the burial Of the dead
Res lutons pass "a The exeeut council on Dec m
Der 18th. 1916 Report Of the committee appointed u
investigate the origin Of he re-his rvport giNesa
full d. ptioR Of its origin; statements Of eye VII
nesaes; Letter from the managers Of the sIheaiIe
&c the hymn composed for the occasion. and SUI
in the various places of worship on the day appouF
ed for humiliation and prayer; List Oi deaths hes
buttons pas I'd BY other cities. being neTe s"e'
plete account than VAS ever before published "a
pamphlet t0rm--comprising - small octsYo pages
Price aity cents. For 1le At the ohce, GA ahA
streei, first door above New Custom Housst "a"
Mr. John Tarrock's. J, EDWIN 6oVbE
my tl-dtwIte PuoFsGcr
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COMMERCIAL.

LIVERPOOL, Nav Cotton firm aud unchanged
sales for the week 20 0Cn bales of which spectators
took O00 and exporters 500 The stock in port is
400, 600 bales including 3s5a00 American growth
Pair Orleans n. Mddlnc 10 i-l6. Fair Mobile
IA Niddliug 10. I Fair Upland IA MiddIing do62s
In Manchester htIfcrs are n king an advance.
Flour lower: Canal 2IGG2lLs. wheat hes an as
vaucing tendency: Red 6s Venny. Corp steady
Provisions steady. Suasr firm. Rice duh. Resin
firm at "A 3dGis Sd. Spirits Trrpen'ine steady at
42f1i2s.
Tho bullion in the Bank of England has increased
fsaOe0.
Coneols o7I4 for mnnev and 972l on account.
LONDON, Nav i-Breadstufts quiet. Sugar Is dear
er on finer qualities.
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RIoawoyn. Va AnriI m Is5s

RICHMOND, Va, April 10, 1858.
EE- The undersigned, Carpenters and Builders Of
the city of Richmond, having examined the Shin
giles MADE on HALLS VIRGINIA SHIsGLE MACHINE
take pleasure in testiying to their good quality,
being al least equal in every respect to The best rren
Shingles we have ever seen-they being of uniform
thickn ess and taper, with the grain of the wood
preserved perfectly straight and with side not
only free from saw marks bit tqudi to The best planned
surface. No other machine-made Shingles of which
we have any knowle ledge can compete with them.
JAS. KEGsEY, CHIs. I. DAVIS.
ANDREW }REEN, CHAs W. ALLEN,
O. III POWELL. VIM. L. GIBSON
WILLIAM GIBSON Jos. w. EULCHER,
WIN. IL. MARTIN, EDw'D CROUCH.
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OFFICIAL faasr-esessas
" DRAWING or THE
SPARTA ACADEAiY LOTTERY of GEORGIA
GLASS "a.
At Augusta. Georgia. Saturday. May sth.isss-
SAMUEL SWAN 4 Co. Managers.

Mos, Prizes Nos. prlnes.lNos. Prizes. Sos.Prine.
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ExPLANATIoN.-The left hand row in each the above
columns contain the Numbers which were drawn
from the wheel The amount opposite each Number
il the Prize which the Number is entitled to.
All Tickets where the Number ends in are emit
tied $50 in addition 10 any other Prize which the
above drawing may enttle it TO. Halt, Quarter and
Eighth Tickets draw their proportional part.
Certificates of Packages entitled to all they
draw over the S2a Prizes. Halves, Quarters and
Eghths in proportion.
The principal prizes in this Scheme were distrihu-
ted in the follow ing places: No I5l47, $s0Cn, Wash
ington. u c. aDd Huntsville, Ala. No 1855, 3',ON,
Cincinnati. Ohio. No 33s5e lO.DO0 Vicksburg, Mss.
No I6o67. 100, La Grange, Ga No 1880, 1000, Pc
ttrsbnrg. Va No 4ll2h, 5000, Raleigh, n T.. No
1870, eco, New Orlt ans La
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->~~~~~.-~So'~~~--~ nm
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL Of THE PERSIA.

NV YoeK, May 1.-THE steamship Persia,
which left Liverpool the LIST inst, arrived mere
at an early hour this morning.
INDIA.
The British force In India, under sir ,i':hose,
had captured the town of Ghause, with great
slaughter Of the rebels 80
Gen Roberts had assaulted and carried the Town
Of Kotah. a ..v-~. .-----ss'
The Disreali's resolution, vesting the govern
meut Of India In the Ctewn has passed Psriia-
ment. In the House Of Commons its passage was
greeted with cheers.
The operations for laying the Atlantic cable.
we're going on htiskly More than Z'ooo hli'es OF
the cable had already been shipped.
EI>s Fy.4 FRANCE.
Paris rumor. hint Mt changes in the admnistra-
ton and the probable retirement OF vi. Espinassee
from the Depot of the Interior. 1
The Observation-Disclosures Of the four powers held a
conference in Paris 30 ratify the boundary of Rus
eia sud Turkey: also to consider Prof. Morses
claims 10 Naturalization from Europe for bis in
venti7n Of the electric telegraph. Nothing was
resolved upon, but With regard to Morse the pros
pect il favorable
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WANTED-A good STAYE CUTTER,
w to whom steady work and good wages will De
given. Apply corner Byrd and lth STREETS.
g.
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The Ohio Legislature

This body is immortalizing itself, By
giving a perfect specimen of what the
peculiar kind of Democracy which -four
ishes in these DAYS. can do il legisls,
ton. Some two hundred bi Is nave been
b.fore the honorable body. aud the only
one of importance it has yet passed, that
We can hear OF, is that which "Opens the
,ails of the State, fox the confinement Of
fugitive Slwes. Last year the Demo.
cratic paeess were charging the R=pabii.
a Legislators with wasting time and The
peoples money; nov they TAN in this
wise: see 7run5au DsmOs1at efiast wssk
The New Constitution hiss doubtless
given rise 10 a good deal Of expert
menting in the way Of law making, but
aside from any excese on this score, a
great dea Of tine is spent by every
Legislature with matters not worth a
fourth of The time expended over them.
These. are, apparently. necessary evils,
.Attendens tpon such bodies, and We pre-
sumo the dear people" will never be
released from this super-cumbrous
.burtiIeu, until a generation of Solons'
wiser and honester than any of q cir
predecessors. takes possession of the
State Capitol.
The dear people will not be released
from the burlhen we fancy, until a gene.
ration wiser than the minority s0hicA has
ruLed IN the Legislature this 0iRier, shall
take possession of the Safe Capitol
That time will come in 1860!
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of the Governor. they could not compe
him TO appoint persons they wanted. ant
they have cast abeut. and finally hit up
on this ~expedient.
Whether il will avail them rem aims {,
b. seen. That they are only calculating
for the present, is very evident, for before
another year, the ChiefJusiice of the Su
preme Court will be a republican, 70
Judge Bartley's term expires next winter
when Judge Brinkerhoff will be Chic
Justice.
The principle feature in The house to
day, was Abr. Andrews. '.feeler," il
reference to an adjourned session, which
read as followws, Resolved, that it il
inerpedient TO hold an adjourned session
of this Legislature" TO which 1 coulC
vote aye with a relish, but the reSolu
ton was altered SO as to assure all con
ceivable shapes,-to adjourn the middle
Of March, and meet the first Monday ir
January next-to adjourn when they go
ready and meet the first Monday in De.
cember-to adjourn sine die tie frs
Monday in April. DC. &c. The resoIu
ton and pending amendments were re.
ferred to a select committee Of FIVE, and
will be up again, in some shape. in a few
days L presume. The Democracy are
in trouble. they see the necessity of an
adjourned session, but are too rimid, and
weak kneed, TO shoulder the responsible
ity; but, if such an event comes to pass,
l trust they alone will be responsible. for
| can see no possible reason for a Repub-
lican. wishing 10 call another session oil
this Legislature.
Much remains to be done yet, if the
people are 10 be benefited by this winters
Legislature, for, l canuo at present, call
TO mind one important law, of a general
nature, and of general interest, that has
been enacted.
No provision has yet been made for
the payment of the July interest on The
State debt-no provision is likely to be
made at this session, before harvest, at
least. for the payment Of the seven mil
lions of the Stale debt, that falls due in
1860 before the nert Legislature can
possibly make the necessary arrange
ments 10 meet it. These, among other
things to be done, go 10 show two things.
first, that we are to have, instead of a
"sirty days session." that we used 10 hear
about last fall, one of at least one ham
dred days, and, second. an extra session,
hat unconstitutional Black Republican
Institution.
Saturday-''The Bakers" gave one of
their inimitable concerts last night, TO a
large audience.
They intend, in the course of their
wanderings, TO visit Warren. and of
course, everybody will go to hear them.
Yours. Respectfully. T.