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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CLEvELAND-sept 10th

PORT OF CLEVELAND-Sept 10th.
ARRIVALS.
Stea nor aiay Queen, Viser, Detroit.
srg1mtr Moth star. Sweet. Nu1eTlsE
Proac ur Owen. kIily. ID luhirs-
Proc ti1usssg tlIIeI, ii al. >IIuu>kv-
Pros AIauI.attsr. tlaiuutll PJ- Burwru
schi Watts >lerm tu Van Ias>e s-sl9 bu wheat, T.
..l,r Ks,e Richm0ud Baker; 3s6 coal I. Y 4 T,
scuw Ro~elI, Earsher Buffalo
Scow Dana, Clara, DeIryif
DEPART TUREs-
s Gamer Nav Queen. Wiser, Desrui-.
steamer North star. sweet, superior
Poo Oyyeso. kIrby. DlukIrk. gI tla mise suidry-
rol Caesec Chief. BJnd, Duukirk IS udse, suui
Pros Manhattan Caldwell, Pt- Burvet-
Scr " e Grant Hlcketi, Osdens5urgn; % tons iron ore
chF aigFie snow Osve-0. 2sI0 b5ls salt: II H. Co
Schr q. Hart, B1risn, Bllalo-
ScLr Grscl Murray. Ken 4lJ hhls sIlt, H II. = Co
ScurT Prince uf Peace. IRISH, saldcsky-
q List OF Vessels passing and ont Of the Lock OF the
WeIland Canal PoTt Cobourne c. W. furnished hyih
I11 Tender 5the Board Of Lake Unlerrters, D. p DOB
bins. Secretary
Bound WEST. Sep sih-Scloonsrs Persian, Co5st-.n-
90 q Ils J-h-PrUPeer G-aults Stale B-ls Sa2 2
s,hoolurs GoTTItt smith. North star
Round EAST. Sept sih-Schoonsrs J C. Rlr-s, Coed
ell Emp fe STATE. Ou the gh-Schrs. Grand AurAr W Al
II Merl IT., Augusta
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STlNDlRT, BEMIS \ NTRRlI.
FLOUR

! FLOUR.
We are receiving the following we'll known brands0f
Flour consignment, which We call the attention 81
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N PRICE, Wholesale Manufacturer
1Is q WOOD AND willow CABS. BOYS
SLEIGHS, NHEELBARROWS. &C, has removed his
establishment l42 Pifisbursh street. were he viii be pre-
cared to MI al orders with dsuafch. aug21dly ls2-
OWING, JAMES H MANUFAC
- TURER OF AND DEALER u I'm, SHEET IRON
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BRADBURN & FISHER-

SUCCESSORS TO c. BRADBURN Z SON.
WHOLESALE GROCERS. COM
w mission Merchants, and Dealers in Fish Nails
Glass and Produce Nos l9 and l2 River street. and 10 and
l2 Meadow street, "Grocers Block. b" Cleveland Ohio
e BRADBUEN,l
W A FIsHER.i aug3I-dIy l9i
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-31
[CoMMUNlcATED.
The RcnntIfu Dad

Come gaze on the face of the beautiful dead,
Ere they lay it to res! in its lonely bed;
lis the face OF Child; mark the calmness there
Which h.eds not our sorrow, knows nought OF
our care.
The small white hands. they are folded for aye,
Thou will feel their dear touch in no coming
day.
Though the grave is SO dark, yet she does not
fear,
For it is not the spirit which sleepeth here.
We can scarcely believe, as the last look we
take,
That she never again in this world will awake.
Again come and look on the beautiful dead,
Ere they lay it 10 rest in lis silent bed;
lis the face OF a youth, on whose marble brow,
The signet Of death is cen resting now,
And no voice OF love wakes the slumberer there;
There is something sublime in his silent air.
We are watching the cheek where the mantling
blood,
Once coursed its free way in a crimson flood,
But the tide has flown back to the pulseIess
heart,
And il never again TO that cheek will start:
There's no answering glance from the closed eye,
Cleaning out meath the lashes, which dropping
lie,
And nousht is now LETT OF a life ouce so bright,
But those clustering curls on that forehead white.
He is going away from this busy lite,
From its g!adness and Joy, its sorrow and str lie;
Mid It's scenes We may never meet him more,
Or hear ais glad laugh as in days OF yore;
We must gaze our last on that beautiful face,
Bat its image no future will ever etiace!
Come gaze on the face OF the beautiful dead,
Ere they lay it 10 rest in lis quiet bed
lis the lace of a mother, whose heart lies still,
Meath the grasp OF death, with his fingers so
chill,
No traces of care mark her brow or her cheek,
We are almost listening to hear her speak.
There are silver strands in the dark brown hair,
But a thought OF beauty TO us they bear.
| have seen her smile as they took their way.
They were mel, by TO fro"ns, those lines oi gray
Now no cares of earth heave the gentle breast,
She hath bid them adieu, her heart is at rest;
But to us who are lett IN a world OF time,
Who must miss her dear love in every cline,
lis griel, bitter grief, TO know that we sever,
To meet on this wide earth 10 more forever!
And now when we look through this glorious
urnrlJ
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ALMANAC.
MARINE LIST.
PORT OF Observation-Disclosures IS.

ARRIVED.
Scbr. Slider, Beard, Pennington, wheat 10
Blackjack, Marshall Il Go.
Schr. Ann McCarty, Hatton, wheat TO Black
lock, Marshall & Co.
Schr Elizabeth, Woodward, Aqua, wheat 10
G. F. Suite Il Go. .
Steamer Columbia, Harper, Baltimore 10
Wheat 4 Bro.
MEMORANDA.
Brig America, Robbins, rom this port; scnts'
f. W. Pratt, Nickerson, from do, aud sea!s't.le'
Sears, from Georgetown, ID. e., arrived al DOS
ton 9th inst; Julia NJ Smith, Croweli, ior 'his
mort, and S~ylvanus Allen, Sears Tor DO an"
Georsetown. ID. C., cleared at do. Same DAY
Scbr. A,hol, Parr, from this port, arrived al
St. John, N. B., 23d inst. .
Schrs. Daniel Brown, Head from TINS port
arrived at Fall River 10Th inst Tram ohi'''
McGivern, for do, sailed the same day: ,r
Schrs. ]. Bayles, Tooker, and A. W. b3del',
RYDER, from Georgetown, d G; George ah1
Emily, Nickerson; Kate Merrill, "'eks' anu
Breeze, Hulse, from this port, arrived at We"
York 27th inst; Rescue, Bacon, Tor Georgetown
D. C., cleared at do. 2sth.
Scbrs. Anderson. Bowker, and }. frouu; IT,
E~uinssworth, for Washington, cleared al fhiie'
dslphia, 9th inst; Embark Donaho, LOT .hls
mort; Charm, Star, for Georgetown: Sohh LOO
ner. Hu,chings; Gen. Taylor, and 5. q + mar
r%ineton, Trives, for Georgetown, do, zetn.
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FLOUR-The receipts Of Flour continue un'
usually light. and barely sufficient to supply Inc
city consumption. Prices remain al So'o'a"
81 Tor Union street sup.
WHEAT.-The offerings on Change yes'ei'
day were large, bat the market was inactive
Sales OF fair 10 good white were made al l'o'
IS2 ,33 and 1850; red 40. 1875, and l26c'-
There were a few samples OF prime white OH
the market, but We heard OF no sales-iHoc
was demanded. There were sales OF old reu'
inferior quality al soc, and a good deal oil ne"
white and red, very inferior at lOOGlloc.
CORN-The demand for Corn IS less active,
while the supply continues fair. Prices thougn
unchanged nave a declining tendency. We note
sales OF white and mixed al rs, 70, and sOc.
No sales OF yellow reported, which may De
quoted at o5c. lOr prime, There were some
sales OF River white in small lots at 76c. by
measure.
RYE is in fair request, but prices have de-
clined, and sales were reported IN Change at
7r275c, the latter price Tor prime.
0ATS.-The supply is fair, with a hmited
enc uiIy. Sales OF inferior new at 35c prime
may be quoted al 4Oc. The quality of the Oats
is generally interior, and the weight unusually
light. We nave noticed but few parcels thai
would rome up to the standard weight.
W00L-We Noticed some lots very far
washed, on Change. The demand is fair at pre-
vlOus quotations.
SUMAC Is coming in, in fair supply, and the
demand is good. We continue to quote $l,25
y lUU rs
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NOTICE.-By virtue OF a deed OF trust exc
cu,ed to me by John Corrwell, on the
18th day OF May, 1857, and recorded in Prince
William County Court, | shall offer for sale to
the highest bidder, on the premises, the 9th day
of September, 1858, one-htth part Of 4s2
ACRES, which lies on PoweIl's Run, adjoining
Mrs. Williams, John Clark, and others, IL
Prince William County, and which is now IN
the possession Of said John Corn~ell. Terms
OF sale ca.h-,he title is unqusstIousble; but,
selling as trustee, | shall convey such title oaly
as 10 vested In me.
WILLIAM SELECMAN, Trustee.
Prince Vim. County, aug o-eOts'
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By MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
Arrival OF the Guy III Baitim ore.
LATER FROM EUROPE.


New YORK, Aug. 30.-Tbe teamer City
Of Baltimore arrived this morning. bringing
Liverpool dates to the evening of the 18th .
August.
THE ATLANTIC CABLE.-The London Time'
states that the message Of the Queen to Presi
dent Buchanan, containing ninety-nine words
was sent over the cable in sixty-seven min
utes. The message Of the English directors,
containing ,hirty-one words, was sent 10 tb'r'
ty-ive minutes. The latter was transmitted
first, and both dispatches were repeated, TO
insure accuracy. The Queens message has
not been published 10 England' Mr.. Fields
first message to the directors-tbe last thirty
eight words of it--were transmitted IN TWEEN
ty two minutes.
The Bank OF France expected to reduce
the rate of discount to 8 per cent.
A deficit exists in the Austrian budget, Of
upwards of Jour millions sterling.
AUSTRALIA conspiracy has been discOv-
e'eu u LIN Jul \, -Auo''ia' anonS o"m' eSn'''
boys from WE'VE to fifteen years Of age
Eleven were tried; one WAS sentenced TO death
aud the others TO in Imprisonment. The inses-
tiga,ion is sad to have led to the discovery Of
a more formidable conspiracy, with rsmifca-
tiOns 10 Russian Poland having in view a
general rising Of all the Sclavonic population
Of Austria to form a republic.
The Ocean Telegram shares were quoted at
ES5O@ES60.
LATEST FROM LoNDoS.--Wednesday noon,
Aug. lS.-Advices from Paris indicate the
probability Of an expedition az inst MAZDA
cascar. by the united forces Of Eugland AID
France.
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| COMMUNICATED.

The energy of Mr.. George E. Gryne', in
pursuing, overtakiug, aud arresting Van Ski
y,r, aud his party, is worthy of praise, aud
entities him to the thanks OF every proprie'
tor on the Potomac river. Observing the
SUSPICIOUS movements of "a long, low, black
lopking sloop,' Mr.. Grymes tracked her, late
after p;gh,iall, IS far as Chatterton, aud
learning from Col. TaylOo that she had but
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Warreuton, Va. aug 81 eotSep'5

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE, NEAR
Y WARRENTON. FA.-My FARM, con,
tanning FIVE HUNDRED AND FORTY
ACRES. on the WanenteG Branch Of the
Orange and Alexandra Railroad, distant mile.
from WarrertCn, and j miles from the three
mile Station on said Road, Is for sale.
1t S well wateTed, and nearly one half of the
tract is in wood and timber, which adds greatly
TO is value. The soil IS productive and easily
Ia titled. The DWELLING HOUSE and
.esll, out. bull .inss are all new.
Ihls FARM may be easily subdlyided INTO
two smaller tracts, having each a sufflclehcy OF
wood and water, and containing one about 3VV'
and the other about 24U acres.
The will be sold separately or together, 10
suit purchasers, VINO are invited 10 view Inc
premises. Il
Ii tais FARM should not be sold before the
lOth OF November asrt, il viii on that day, II TAR,
if not, the next lair day, be sold at public auc
ton, Oh the premises.
For terms, &c, l refer 10 my Attorney, RICE
W. PAYNE, at Warrenton, Va.
GEORGE L. WILLIAMSON.
Warrfnton, Va, aug l3-eotNovlO
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lately got under way, took his open boat early
next p"rning, and, by Aqua Creek, proceed
ed to Georgetown. and succeeded in captur.
ing the whole party before they had time to
remove their plonder. Their arrest, bring
ing to trial in Virginia, and sentence to a
long term in the penitentiary, will have the
ef c. Of making fewer Of these predatory
fishing smacks and marauding parties, which
have 50 long infested the Potomac river, and
depredated upon the plantations along both
shores. |, will be seen. row, that there is
punishment for both water and land piracy.
King George Co., Va, Aug. Goth.
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Com m odore Charles Stewart.

This veteran oi .er, who entered the navy
Of the United in 1898, and has held q Cap
,aiu's commission since 1906, arrived in this
city, t,-day, from Pnila ~ieiphia. where be has
command Of the Navy Yard. For an oc.oge.
marian the CJnmodore is quite active, end 10
a most excellent condition Of health.-W Wash.
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Lieutenant Gilliss, U. S. n, sailed from
Panama in the Eog!ish steamer, on the 10th
inst, for Pai.a, to take observations OF The
eclipse which is to take place on the 9Th prox.
imo. Fortunately, be reached there just in
time TO connect with the South Pacific steamer.
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FarGuier Co, aug 2!-eolm WdrTentc'

DROPOSALS will be received TO September
9th. for TIE delivery OF TELEGRAPH
POLES, along the line OF The Orange and Alex
dJia Railroad. The Poles 10 be OF White oak,
Chestnut. Cedar, or Locust Timber, twenty-five
feet ,ong. six inches al the small end, sound and
straisht-the bark to BE- taken If The mum
her required 10 a mile is TWENTY-FIVE, and
nronosals vii! be received Tor the delivery OF
that number, upon each mile OF road. Parties
can rropose Tor the delivery OF any number, up
10 500. upon any point OF the road convenient
for LOADING upon tie cars. The Poles 20 be de
Ivarsd bv The Isl o! October next. Address
H. W. VANDERBILT, Alexandria, Va.
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CON N UNICATEl


If Alexandria is to be a mere way side
station on the road TO Baltimore, | would as
soon see, what is called the "conne1ion,"
made via the Alexandria and Washington
r .iIrcad a. via any other route-ani as far
as MISUNDERSTANDING as she ISIS
concerned. where's tie difference? The
sT.pPAGE, Of course, will again occur at the
Long Brldge--apd the Fairfax people, with
~jlstice and reason on their side, say that
shall never be turned into a Railroad bridge
but that stoppase will benefit Jackson
City no more than Alexandria appears to
have been benefited by the Through travel"
| only hope that in the general rush Mrongh,
the old town will not be completely run orer
and sunk by the very Railroad she hos help
o. go materially to build. CAMERON.
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VALUABLE LOUDOUN FARM FOR
SALE offer for sale, the beautiful ard
desirable FARM, called "DRESDEN upon
which [ reside. Ii is situated IN Loudoun Co,
Va or the Snicke!s's Gap Turnpike; is twelve
miles from Leesburg, three from Mlddleburg'
and two and a.haif from Aide. The tract con
talns THREE HUNDRED AND Sl&T}ONE
ACRES OF LAND. All OF the cleared land Is
in a high state of cultivation; the remainder
well timbered. In each field there are several
Springs, which, during the most Protracted
drought, have never tailed. There is All abun-
dance OF Limestone upon the Farm, with a Kiln
tor burning.
fSsS The Improvements CONSIST oil a bricK
b.. DWELLING HOUSE, with i've Rooms
below, and four above 1t is comfortable and
convenient. The Kitchen is OF storr; has a
room above and beneath. There are good Ser
wants houses, with every other necessary out
building. Within a few yards OF The mousse axe
TWO ORCHARDS OF choice Fruit.
This Farm adioias the lands OF Jas. r. Ball
and the heirs of Geo ". McCarty, and a more
beautiful. desirable. or more healthy location, IL
moi 10 be found in the State. Ii commands an
extensive view of the Blue Ridge, and IN lowell
ness of scenery Is unsurpassed. IL Yes "ilnIh
four miles of the Loudoun Branch OF the Ma.
nassas Gan Railroad, and twelve OF the Plans
Station. Prompt attention Will be gwen 10
aDy communication addressed 10 the subscriber,
HORACE LUCkETT, MiGdleburg /. D"
nv 2l-wtf Loudouu Co, Va.
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"RAyELLING TRUNkS-Ladies and Gen,
tIemen about leaving the city, are invited
,asxamjn- our large variety, OF all qualities:
Sole Leather Trunks, Ladies Dress Trunks,
Packing Trunks
Hat boxes, vaIises, Pellissier ard Carpet Bags
Satcb.ls. &c. whica We are selling at very
reduced prices, to make room for another lot, to
arrive in q lew days
1922. Penn. avenue, between 9th and 10TH sis
Washing ton, aug 3O-lm
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BALTIMORE, August Colour is dull, How
sl street ard Ohio, $3.50. Wheat is steady;
led l2VGl2sc; white l356l45c. Corn white
75aS)c yellow S66ssc. Whiskey is dull; Is
S26c. Provisions, are dull. Pork; mess $3.50;
Sllk shoulders may be quoted at 6S61.
NV YORK, August Colour is heavy; sales
. $500 barrels; State So. 956s4.l5; Ohio $5.7'
aS6lO; Southern IS. 2O6$5,75. Wheat is dull
AID quotations are nominal; Southern red 1850
l95c; white l2sGl4Nic. Corn declined; sales
Of 1900 bush; mixed at 69GS2c. Pork Is
hrn; mess Sl740; prime at $l"J6$ls.l5.-
LaFddull. Whiskey is dull at 249243c Stocks
arner. Va SIS 90; Mo. SIS sat. Sterling Elk.
Change firm; l0osGl09i.
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NEW GOODS.-The subscribers are now
receiving their FIST supply OF FALL
GOODS, CONSISTING in part of Carpetlngs, Oil
Cloths, C!orhs, Cassimeres, Vestings, SattInets,
PULLED Cloths. Ladies Dress SILKS, Nouselines,
Robe A Laige, Lustres, Alpaccas, French MeIl'
noes. Calicoss, Flannels, Cottons, &c.
aug 30 e.. h. WILMER y BROS.
So Toy To THE WORLD. KNOX g
., BROTHER, (soIe agents for the sac OF
Bakrfs Tobstro) have Oh hand a supply Of
this brand OF Bakers Tobacco. Also a supply
of Bakers Gold Leaf Tobacco. aug ~
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The new Wheat crop Of Wisconsin has com
Merced 10 move towards the lake shore In large
Quantities. The Milwaukee and Mississippi
iOad reports in the Milwaukee papers 5,oOo0
oVVV bushels q day. The September, October
QUO November receipts Of this road must be
very large.
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lie New York papers agree that there is no
a'sIlal change IN the money market there at
Ie Close OF the week. The supply continues
'%Oundart, and loans at call are made at the
aneeasy rates which have prevailed for some
Week. past.
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Com N

CONTAMINATED.
Have Sunday Steamboat Pleasure Excur-
sions been "iuaugurated" as a part Of the
proceedings of Sundays, in this latitude?
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Warren County, Va, aug l0-eots
u,RUsTEE's SALE OF PERSONAL PRO

TNRUSTEE'S SALE OF PERSONAL PRO
PERTY.-Pursuant to the provisions Of a
deed of trust from Samuel L. Ashby TO me, bear
ing date the 18th day Of March, 1858, and re-
corded in the Clerks office OF Fauquler County
Court, | shall dor the purposes IN said deed
speclfied) sell by auction TO the highest bidder,
at the residence Of the said Samuel L. Ashby, IN
the said County OF FauquIer, on Wednesday The
Isl day Of September nert, if fair, If not on the
next tar day-suGdry articles of HOUSEHOLD
and KITCHEN FURNITURE, three Wagons,
three Carts, one Carriage and Harness, all the
farming utensils belonging to the said hshby'
SIXTY HEAD OF FAT CATTLE, sIx Oxen
four Mich Cows, thirty.fve Hogs, fifteen sheep,
thirteen head of Horses, and a crop OF Wheat
supposed to be FIVE hundred bushels.
TERas-The tat cattle will be sold upon d
credit OF thirty days, and the residue OF tue
property on a credit Of ninety days, where the
purchase exceeds twenty dollars-upon the par.
cchaser's giving therefor negotiable notes, well
endorsed, or bonds with good personal securi-
~, as TIE undersigned in his discretion may re-
quire-for purchases oil twenty dollars or less,
the cash will be required
CHARLES 7. GREEN.
Fauquier Co, aug 3-eots Trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-31

THRUST SALE OF VALUABLE MILL
PROPERTY.-By virtue OF adeed OF trust
executed by William H. Harrison and wife, TOR
the benefit of MeIxsel Il Grafton, OF the CITY OF
Baltimore, dated the 22d day of September,
1857, and recorded In the Clerks office OF War
rem County, Va, the undersigned, as Trustee,
Will, on Friday, The Sd day Of Sepiem0sr, before
the door oil the Front Royal Hotel, IN Front
Royal, Warren County, Va, sell at public auc-
ton, to the highest bidder, the property convey:
ed by said deed Of trust, being a large BRICK
IA MERCHANT MILL, called "WARREN
G&a MILLS" aud other BUILDINGS, with
two lots OF LAND, situated on the Shenandoah
River, in Warren County. This Mill is ranked
among the most valuable in the Valley OF YT-
GINA, and is conveniently accessible by River
navigation, and Railroad, to Baltimore and Al.
exandrla.
TERMS OF SALE-Two thousand four hundred
dollars of the purchase money payable IN cssh,
on the day Of sale, and the residue payable on
the third day OF August, 1859, TO be secured by
obligation, with good security, and a lien on
the property. But | am authorized by the trust
creditors, Meixsel x Grafton, TO say that they
will accept the note Of the purchaser, with satis'
factory security, for one thousand dollars, paya'
be six months after the day Of sale, bearing m
terest from date, in part Of the cash mstaIment'
GILES COOK, Trustee.
Warren County, Va, aug l0-eots
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-31

IOHN MURPHY, ATTORNEY 1T LAW,
y Will practice in the Courts OF Westmore.
land, Richmond, and Northumberland Counties.
Post Ofhce, Rice's Sto'., Westmoreland County,
Va. dec ST