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,.mEs BARBOUR AND THE GovERNoRsHP.

JAMES BARBOUR AND THE GOvERNORSHIP
We noticed, 10 lart, at come LENGTH the sugges
ton of the Richmond "Enquirer" in regard 10 State
ticket TO be composed of The names Of James Barbour
John r. Tucker and William l.. Jackson. MIR. Bar.
hour WIS absent from the couuty, and we had no op
portunlty of conierrpg with him on the subject. We
thought we knew his views however, and ventured,
A. TAR M We could without authority, 10 intimate that
the use of hs NAME in connection with the next GU
bernatoral nomination, would not meet with his ap-
probation. We were not mistaken. We have since
seen Mr.. Barbour, and find that he fully concurs 10
the opinion that the West entitled to the
next nomination of Governor and he does not wish
his be considered in connection with any oil the
nominations at the ensuing Convenos.
Tie above extract from the blue Ridge Republ.
can" will doubtless, be received with much dissp.
poin,ment by thoee CT Mr.. Barbour's friends who
have urged his nomination for tue Governorship But
we cannot regret that the spontaneous zeal of these
gentlemen in behalf Of an esteemed friend has afford
edI a leading Democrat such signal opportunity to
manifest his unselfah adherence 10 what he believes
TO be the true policy OF the party with regard to
State nominations.
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DEATH OF GEN. WIN. F. GORDON.

We have learned, with very deep regret, that the
venerable VIM. F. Gordon OF Albemarle, ia no more
He expired at his residences on the 2st inst The de-
ceased was gentleman Of the old school, and possess.
ed talents eminent for practical usefulness. He haa
long been Que OF the ssges of the States Rights party
of Virginia, whose voics always potential in
the council. of his party.
In bringing forward the sub.treasury system, Gen.
Gordon leaves his name indeby connected with The
history of his country and the Democratic party
He served several sessions in the Legislature OF Vr
pns In all bis various public positions, great prac-
tica usefulpess characterized all his efforts. In all
the private we'll as public relations OF life, General
Gordon meriied and received the highest esteem,
veneration aud love of all who cume in contact with
him.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-07-27
THE OREGON WAR-DEPARTURE OF THE
RECRUITS.

The steamship ST. Louis sailed on Wednesday, from
New York with four hundred recruits for Col Steptoe.
The men are divided into FIVE companies-two of
dragons for mounted service, and three of infantry.
The following officers accompanied the men:
Captain-A T. Smith. Brevet Msior-James H.
Carleton, of the first dragons. Capran-Henry ID.
Psllen of the fourth infantry. Captain-T. e.
English of the ninth infantry. First Lieutenant-
komeyn Is Avers. of the third artillery First Lieu
tenant-Lyman Blssell, OF the ninth infantry. Fnst
Ieutenant-C Charles K. Woods, OF the ninth infantry.
Flrs, LIeutenant-Robert johnson. of tine first dra.
goons Fret Lieutensnt-N. Is Leverz-r, OF the
fret Dragons. Second Lirutenant-R Ii Anderson,
of the ninth infantry. Second Lieutenant-Paul j.
Quatteherry, of the ninth infantry. Second Lieu
t.nsnt-Edward j Conner, OF the fourth Infantry
Second observation-disclosures A. Reed, Of the first
drayoOps.
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FIRST PREMIUM TK0TTING STALLION

yUyHIS renowned Trottng Stallion, who has q
received at the Virginia State Agricultu' RSI
raj Society the hrst premium two years in sue. HS
cessop ls54 and 1850 and certificate oi---A
superorty over all trotng stations on exhioon AZ Tue
State Fair of 1885, Che being disqualified, according 10 tne
rules oil the Society," om receiving any iurther premium
having taken former occssionsJ ana VINO s now
pronounced BIZ judges be OF the purest oreo ano
fastest trottng staiI ms In America, VIII commence
summer season on the l of July, at the staos o tue
subsc her the Mechanicsvle Turnpike one me
the city Of Richmond, the season to expire OH the ~ VI
fERMS-so0 the single leap, to be paid AT tne tne @ ol
serving the mare e30 the season, II pre- psu OF eoo
payable at the close of the season insurance S ,Ii
fee el Mares put by insurance must be reurhsu on s
regular days and parting with mare will toriet' 'ne IN
surance ,;, 1c ,vnl he
full description of the horse, pedigree. &C. WIN T G
found n the Southern Planter and in my oils winch WI"
be sent TO applicant x,rr. At
LIST OF KossUTK COLTS THAT HEcEiVED fShAio N
THE LAST VIRGINIA STATE FAIR
Bes. year old fly, tor general utility oe'oha'ns ~
Mr. X Edmond, Of HenrieO. A. 1ro,
Best year old colt, for quick draft, 10 hi' 'u"e"
HARRISON OF Goochland s yin,
Best . wear old to Dr. William P. Braxton, OF hins
William. ,,
Best year old lilly, to Alexander Kerr, oi Nicn"on'
Best Q year old fly to K. Haxal OF orange. s Al,
Best ioal since January 1857, TO j. l. baf HSu"' '' "
bemsrle .,,
Rest year old 6lly, for saddle to Mrs Alexander
Best loal since January 1857, to William smith, oil
Henrico. rorr c.,o
II. J SMITH,
I,,v ,a-do,&cwaw Na,r Fairfield Race Course
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x" Wv TRIMS OF ADVERTISING.
My ENeuIRER-for TEN lines or less, frat
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THE ENQUIRER Is PIrIED, AND BY
WHOM

We have had some very rough encounters during
our editorial career. Until now, we believed that We
had been subjected to the utmost vituperaton with
in the reach of all tho worst sorts OF opposition neW'
papers. But We have at length been sssaled with
an Intensity of opprobrious abuse which almost sur
passes our limited power of comprehension We
have actually been "PITIED' by the editor OF The
"Wheeiny Argus" Mr. John T. Russell has delibe
rstely expressed his "PlTY" for the enquirer" We
confess that We are absolutely bewildered. We are
90 much troubled in spirit that We feel constrained
10 e1plain the depth of our dstress-convinced that
it will awaken the benevolent synpsthy even OF our
enemies.
Doubtless few OF our readers are acquainted, even
by name, with Mr.. John 7. Russell. We happen 10
know him little better than by narne-a very Little
hut that little ID more than enough. This person e
one of species OF creatures ycept "ofiice seekers
Dtr excellence At the commencement of the present
Administrations he was 20 desifous to serve the Re
public that he unblushingy put up at private auc'
ton the influence ~ OF the newspaper under HE
control, to be knocked down TO the fret man who
would undertake TO procure for him crumb OF Ex-
erutive patronage. SO lar as We are informed, III
found no politician needy enough to bid Tor the oie'
ed prize At oil events, he failed to secure public
otlica-sipce which failure he has still kept up his
ul. Journal os,ensibly for the purpose of heaping
abuse Gil the Federal appointees who have excited
his envy in and about Wheeling This is the man
who attempts to degrade with his PITY. We can
not believe that We have done anything bad enough
to merit this disgracefu imputstion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-07-27

KyIRGINIA-At Rules held in the Clerk" omce OF
v the Circuit Court Of the County ol henIeo h Tue
arst Monday July 1885, t b9ng the 5th DAY Oh Tue
rnonth.) c-, a..
G. w Richardson executor Of Edward Go'ss. oe
ceased. E'a'u'i''
Against .rs
~. Defendants.
The object Of this suit is to epon and restrain the d.
fendan saac A. Goddin and his agents, rom seng Ine
lots OF laud the bill mentioned descri6ed us loo
Three o.s or parcels of land In Duvss addnon an
ne together Ave ucres and numbered 27 2S ana ~,
until the further order Of the Court; and atcsv
been made and fled that the defendants above naueS o.
nm resdants OF this CommonH eath. the SAID aeenoau
are notified 10 appear the Rules to be noden IN M ne
CLERKS Ofice Of the said Court the FIRST honoay 10 o
tober next and do what necessary TO protect tne
rests In this suit eoPy-les!e .yno rae,l
July 20-owtw JOHNSON sANDo' 0
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,IYCJ>I.LANDs WANTED:

.E4sRAL BROKERAGE IN NEW YORK.
NAf gnI-rsgned having located in New ! ORR n 40"
eU.auc:iug a GENERAL BROKERAGE for the
.,.s aud .aie OF Real Estate Bonds and Mortgages,
:: Warrants, sc. &c and Offers his services to his
,:!. ..,ends who muy need an agent In New iork
nAse purchases, charter vessels o. dispose OF Vir
:; arm, IN Virginia BY parties who wish TO purchase
so,.i ,na unimproved lsnds and he has now custom
+. ,.y.:a! places II they can be found TO SUIT. Ad.
10 RO. H. GALLAHER,
h.,s l6-ciff No 81, Liberty street, N
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TO EDIrORs AND PRINTERS.

a gbscr,bers beg leave 10 call attention TO their
STOCK OF PRINTING TYPES, ORNAMENTS,
fiDEas, PRESSES &C., &c, large supply OF
fs:'a.y seep eonssa,tly on hand at their Type and
f.::yy. Foundry, No. 3s. Gold Street, New York.
I:sre full assortment OF all articles required In
F.. Osce. including
CASES. CHASEs, GALLEYS, &C.,
. shich We warrant equal In every respect to any
.c'ured in this country, and which we will sell on
errns viz: six months credit for approved ne.
rns go;ss, or ten per cent. discount for cash Old
Es:ak.a in exchange for new at the customary price
=. cents per pound it delivered within GO days from
p! purchase, otherwise six cents per pound.
\ WIN. HAGAR, JR., & co.
fiardsrsgnsd Ao1xr IN VIRGINIA, for the above
a i.orn Establishment, can supply the trade with
r. :.Scri2tion OF
?aiNTiNG PRESSES, TYPES, CASES, &C.,
f':se most liberal terms. Having printed The RICH
lr ssQrhEa for upwards Of ten years with type
''.E materials purchased from Messrs. HAG1R q
IN Induced TO recommend materials from their o..
{r1ea; IN preference 10 others.
{f*msn Books will be furnished TO the trade, and
f;r:cle. q, may be selected will be forwarded with
3ech WM. B. ALLEGRE,
~? ENQUIRER" OE;ce Richmond, Va
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TWENTY uot,,us REWARD

ny premises on the 10th Of June last, origns
y. '"' " ornsu named MARTHA. sometimes called
/. Gle- oSn'j 5y NJ. VIM. G Wright, of hlnS
h.. county,, and iorn-ry ogned by the late John
s't''ed. OF ssid county 1t is thought that she
= oy 2on' o e IN the city, ass woman answering
s,i' NJ a has be,n several times seen abcutthe Cen
re,. ""pot!I company with servants going 10 the
90 -@e ii-y have Beer furnished with pass and gone
II. coz tnr!; i. 80, and sucn one If seen answer
l,.' ''''on hop. shall b. notified thereof as
:-'a s:,2: As viii lead TO her recovery. She is
4. ~, H' .: age, tall aud quite likely has straight
a., 80. NC ey's, and q very bright muatto Her
Ea.e. T.h sud she 10 little .feckled rs well as
e.. Zee above reward will be paid 10 any person
st s,ser said tegro 10 me In ;his city or 10 w. G
e,rrnIsril!e King and Queen county.
.c,N nos J. BAGBf, Agent and Collector,
Wal s'ree; under 81 Charles HotAl
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GAI,T LPHCR SP Il n & = +,

yBlHEsE Springs three in number. aud differing maier
ay both in properties and proportions will be open
ed as usual for the reception Of vsters on the hrs o
June They been thoroughly analysed, first oy Fro
lessor Rogers. and afterwards, aud more mlnuiey oy
Dr. David Stewart of Baltimore and (as the analysis
proves) exhibit combination OF sulphur and Iodine and
other raj properties by in Virginia
Two OF them sulphur by lar than any otner
mi neral waters in Virginia.
For further particulars as to the character and virtues
of these Springs public referred to pamphlet on
The ssme by Ir Thomas D. Mutter of Phadslpha, and
10 Drs Burke and Moorman's Works, ON the Mineral
Springs OF Virginia
To vislters, remaining considerable uine ana espe'
c;sv 70 those who come early and remain late in the
SON liberal deduction will be made from the ordinary
rates of Springs charges. WM ERSklNE, Proprietor.
April oQ--cytlfhAup
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THE UNIVERSITY OF THE sOUTH.-The
bishops OF the Episcopal church have decided upon
Sswapnes as the location Of the proposed University
of the South. S-wannse is on plateau of the noun
,sins, about seven miles from Winchester, Tennessee
end is the point selected by the convention held a.
Montgomery about eighteen months agsin.
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TIE ISSUE MISSTATED,

The EXAMINER of yesterday, referring to our re-
cent discussions of Illinois politics, tbs following
language:
The issue between US is shall the Administration
60 over 10 Judge Douglas, or shall Judge Douglas
support the Administration
We take occasion to protest that We have never
joined any such issue with the Examiner" We
have suggested the prcprety of the Presidents doing
Just what lie haa doue The President has already
thrown the weight OF his preference in the Douglas
scale and against that Of the Black Republican can.
didate.
Nor have we ever made it question, whether
Judge Douglas shall support the Administration
The fact is undenable that Judge Douglas support
ing the Administration, in the most eGsctual manner
possible. Should the Illinois Senator adopt any
course other than that which he now pursues, the
President would soon find all almost unanimous Black
Republican Congressional delegation ranged against
him from the Northwest.
The EXAMINER seems TO regard il as in some
manner oIninous that majority Of the Democratic
Lecompton newspapers which advocate Mr.. Douglas
reelection are Northern instead of Southern sheets
We cannot approve the sectonasm which dictates
sentiment like this, where the policy of a natIoua
bility TO understand how this question has anything
exclusively Southern involved in it, The Dem'cra
cy of the North are certainly equally interested in its
Adjustment and We protest against any suicidal at
tempt at sectional distinctions, when the Democratic
party enters into council on the best means OF over.
coming political foe.
The tact is that the press of the whole country,
North aud South, ia waking up to the folly OF perpe.
tuatiny divisions in our ranks. The "EIamuer" is
a long way behind the march of public OPINION
Even the New Orleans Delta" has outstrpped it in
the race. The Examiner" ia fast becoming isolated
in its accusations against Mr.. Douglas.
As for the faction Of dsorganizers in linois-they
mus, soon yield altogether. The attempt TO sheld
their treachsry behind the excuse of Leconptonlsm
proves failure. The President, whose name they
invoke, i'd known TO disspprove their delinquency
An influential body OF the Lscompton men in Illinois
have declared themselves in favor of the candidate
nominated oy the regular State convention and heart
lily assist in securing Mr.. Douglas reelection And
q majority Of the conservative men oil all sections are
declared opponents OF the attempt 10 make Lecomp'
tonsIn test OF Democracy.
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HOTEL, FiNCASTLE, VA.

WtSi "a ope of the most pleasantly situated
I'is no me Valley o. Virgins, and is now ready
a.ss.s ..,on OF visers who may wish to spend their
sc Mountains Persons going TO and from the
:s vii ind this delightful retreat tor several osy.
T.? and parties will find this dshehssa
d .as. IN or can be furnished with comfortable
Fc's' *s~ and from the Spring. The proprietor
:! .sypc ths, no house in Virginia, can furnish
Than ths situated as 81 & ,hs no., ao
y Il plsniy and surrounded 'S '''"s'' Tue ''''
&c sddress the undersigned at Fincas'le'
f.l:a F. WOLTZ.
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DuEI, AT TIE SOUTH. SC.

vIcKspuKo July ia du-l wa fought this fore
noon h.tw.en Mr.. McArdIe. Editor ofthe True South
-rnsr. and Mr.. Partridge Editor of the Wing The
weapons we're pistols, at 10 PAGES. Partridge was
wounded in the ankle at the fret fire.
The planters residing in Tailshs.che county are
all leaving their planta:ion' in consequence OF the
recent syerhows.
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ALBRMAKLE LAND FOR SALE.

ElOR SALE my farm Of three hundred and elsvea
F acres in Albemarls county. adjoining the land,
J. o. Massey, Sneed and others, six miles from
Charlottesville, and half from shadwell Depot,
an l two from the Rvanna improvement One hundred
state OF Improvement Ouetd Of this is good bottom
land dwelling and all necessary out buildings are on
the place, and well OF hrst rate water In the yard.
TERMS LIBERAL; or, if desired, exchange for Rich
mond property will be made.
address me at Richmond, call my Office, of
Franklin and Governor streets.
Oct l6-ctiJn&dtf S. A. HART, ID
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OAK LAWN EOR sAIE
LAND FOR SALE.

LAND FUR BALE.
n OFFER for sale about 500 acres OF Land, with good
u two story Dwelling House, and all necessary Out
Houses, good Garden, &c. The houses are all new and
in good order. The land hes on Butterwood creek in
Dnwiddie county about Ave miles from Wilson's Depot,
on tho SouthSids Railroad and about tweny eight miles
from Petersburg This land is well watered, about QUE
fourth Is frs,.rate low grounds, we'll dtched.
will take pleasure in showing the land TO persons wish
ing TO view it, and in answering any Communications in
regard to it. H. q: CHEAIhaM
H. s-cans Crimen Dinwidde Co Yn.
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SOUTHERN PROTECTION INSURANCE
COMPANY

1LEXd NDRIA, "a.
Caartsred by the Legislature nj this Stdte IN 1854
CAPITAL OVER 100000.
IayHIS Company oaers ma advantages oy Insurance
81 with or without u premium note Theapphcant n1sy
pay the whole premium in cash for one Two years II
for the latter term, he oneeghth OF the amount
charged on annual policies. Or by giving premium
note he become. a member OF the 'ompany. aud has q
voice in it, regulation besides saving nearly onehat the
amount ordna: .ly charged by Insurance Companies
Differences in The settlement OF losses under our bye
!aws are re.crapis 10 aroltratioi-
DIRECTORS.
H. w THouls Fairfax, CHRIsT'R NEALE, Alex 'dris,
r H SrABLsR Alexandria T. F LESTER Petersburg,
w NJ TugSe3 King Wua. ) r STUART. Fairfax
T b RoBERrsoN Alex'ria, D LIrscoMB. Pr. William,
w D. MASSEY, SILAs bieLow htpoins'toA'
w 7 H.lPEx R. Il. C.RrER Fauquicr,
T. T HILL. JAMES + CLOSE: Aiexars'
+ sAyesrRn A. r. BLAxEY, Madison.
II. W THOMAS President: w. D. MASSEY. Treas'r.
T. 3 ROBERTSON, v. Prest; SANosrER, Secretary
JAMES 7. CLOSE, Actuary and Gen. Agent.
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AND HALF ACRES OF LAND IN TUE COUN
TIES OF CHESTERFlELD AND POWHATAN, ON
THE DANYlLLE RAIL ROAD, FOR SALE.
WE ore authorized sell the above farm 1t lss on
w Swift Creek, in the above Counties the North
side OF the Danvie Rail Road, one and quarter miles
from Tomahawk Depot, and touching the rail road ter
short distance contains 56+t acres Of which about
100 In nat land very ere $50 open land
for cultivation l5o original growth and ioii
10 large old aed pine and young oak The buildings
consist Of dwelling with three rooms the lower
aoor and ihreo attic rooms much out of repair; three
negro cabn. smoke house. cornhouse, good eranury
good tobacco barn. aud n,ihouse. which may be used
as tobacco bsru There is the Tract abundance
Of first plant Gad and large qusutity ot building
timber Ii miles from steam saw and grist nii al 1na
hawk Depot Az rhc owner has use for the above
farm II will be sold low price, AID on accommoda
ting terms Mr. W. Martin, the Depot Agent at Iona-
hawk, will show the land to any one calling on hlm
For further particulars apply to
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RICHMOND, July !, ls5s-c4w
cpocppy Ann COMMISSION BUSINESS.

The subscriber has taken the new and commodious
,tore of Dnbney Cooke the Fredericksburg Depot and
opposite the Richmond Theatre where he will continue
the grocery and commission business on his own account
he bis thanks to his friends and the public for the
liberal bestowed upon the late concern OF Dab
ney Cooke, (of which he was menoerl and respect
fully solici,s continuance oil their Wnie con
opened on Tuesday, 9th instant. , oooyr
L.
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AAC N COOKE

APPOINTMENT OF HOTEL KEEPER AT
THE UNIVERSITY OF HIRGINIA.
yEyHE Board OF Visitors of the University of Virginia
will a. their annual meeting to be held on the 9th
instant make an appointment of Hotel Keeper" for the
new hotel capable OF accommodating one hundred ana
forty boarders. go ,,,.
Applicants desiring information will address their COM
munications to the undersigned, .
ROBT p. PRENTIS, Proctor U. OF Va.
Jrn;versitv of Virginia July 9, le5S-ctd
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rp,Ir rorES .Sn .3NIrRRERY.

SOUTHERN GREEN WOOD NURSERY.
I,vIsG on hand II choice variety OF FsuIr ~
/ .res of nv own raising and gratting, sum ~
- ,.. Tor ran.piantins, respectfully cal, the -
r.,: o. ;ne public 70 thein
-. old Market, where will take pleasure IN show
-:e.s address sed to. or lef, at ry agents. Msssrs
: .x Tay,or & Co., No o. Man erect. Ric luond
.-,,.li. will meet With Urum.t attention.
8 $50 LEWIS TUDOR.
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LOUISA LAND.

4 OFFER for sale privately, my farm GRANITE
HILL, containing near three hundred and sixty one
acres lying on the North Anna River and both SIDES OF
Goldine Greek. 1t is in the well known granite region
of Louisa celebrated for making line manufacturing
tobacco and eight miles from the Court House
Aflrher description deemed unnecessary,ss Is pre-
sumed that any one disposed to buy will examine tor
themselves which they invited to do My address
Louisa Court House ROBERT NJ. kEFI.
lulY l6-c3W
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n,rn on the l7,h Of June a. the residence Of his
Alexander McCou In the county oil Gooehlsnd, BlC D.
ARD McCAUL, In tbs ssrh year OF bis ago.
.vRichmond and Georgia papers plssss copy
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I CITATION wANTE

CITATION WASTED.-lw Wish to %, n ,jtua-
esener, assistant in some classical school.
-. following branches: Euglisb. Latin, Greek!
'srg, .saee' Spanish and Hebrew For farther in1
'SJN ,e's c. r. COLEMAN, A. B..
Milford Depot, Va
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MARRIED.
DIED.

n Sr,on WILLIAM HOREER, OF Dubuque Iowa, 70
Va, MihY 81 RoB5. daughter OF Mrs. Sarah Ro5o. Of
,