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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-08-18
WARREx, Sept. 80, ls4s.


not to overstep the limits of the National
Compact, or 10 encroach upon the reserv-
ed rights of the States. L is conceded
that the Territories are now free. They.
must remain SO until changed by positive
law of the sovereign power" aNo ques-
tion is better settled in this country than
that slavery exists in State by virtue of
the local law" It is clear that it can no
more exist ina Territory without such law
than man can breathe without air"
Neither Congress nor q Territorial Leg
islature, in my opinion, possess the power
to establish it. It can only be done by.
the people when admitted as State un-:
der the general principles of the power Of
the Constitution" / have no doubt Of
the power of Congress to erect Territorial
Governments, and to provide for the pro-
hibition Of slavery within the Territories,
and 1 am in favor of and would support
such prohibition.
! do not think that '.the legal principle
against Territorial slavery would be- made
stronger by a prohibition," but as public
and authoritative declaration by Congress of
the fact that's these Territories are bow free
and of the determination of the American
people to keep tbep SO, it may be import
ant. at al events it is open and fair dealing
with all parties, and I should be unwilling
to omit anything csiesleted to give Sc
curity to the principle-ourefa should
never float over another foot OF siaye ter
ritory, You ask what measures amin
favor Of, for maintaining the freedom of
those territories-I have already stated
those which bear directly upon it--anoth-
er of great importance, indirectly, would
be to protect them, as well as our public
lands from the blighting curse Of land mo-
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-08-18

"Vice is a monster of so hideous mien
49, As to ha hated. needs bat too be seen,
But seen to oft, familiar with her face,
We pity-then ncndure--and then embrace. "
So with Mr.. Rauney. A party man,
accustomed 70 bow implicitly to that papa
cy political, IA party convention, ,-he has
apostatised from all those manly tepets
and convictions he cherished in former
days, and become the mere plant instru-
ment, not merely of party but of the pro-
slavery faction which dominates in and
giveslaw to The democratic party.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-08-18

Judge Raaney's uie,rs
apon The pouer Of con-
gress orcr TIC Terrific
rics. -
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-08-18

II haze no dou6 ofthc
poner Of Congress 70 erect
Iefritorial Gorerauaepts,
and to p7or1le for TIC
prohibition, Of ,Sfdrery IN
Tie territories. o7aa zsouid
support s'le6 prohi5i-
Goa.s'
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-12-26
. ImpOrlant 10 Tohasto Ralssrs.

In our advertising columns may be
found a circular and card Of BARKsDAL4
4 Beos. The firm Of BaFksdale 4 Read
having expired By limitation of agree.
ment, the Barksdals brothers have asso;
ctiated themselves together for the sale b
Tobacco. These gentlemen. are well
known BY the farmers of this valley, and
Richmond is certainly, By far, the best and
most reliable tobacco market il tie world
We adsiseour friends tossend their entire
fcrops cf Tobacco to Barksdale u Bros
and quit supporting swindling Yankees
Hine Cincinnati and elsewhere. Kanawlll
II. Tobacco Taisers. temenber the premiums
4 certain Cincinnati house gaye to Ken
lucky and Ohio Tobacco yer Virgins
Tobacco; and then Henlembr tina
Some Of oar farmers, last year, ordered
their tobacco lei shipped from Cincinnati
where they had ssnt it % be- sold, e
Richmond. because theys.coula not Sc
|anylhing like Us value at Cincinnati tba
Id Richmond. thefasame tobacco was solt
MD brought acents perPeund. qtfer pay
ia0 frsight and charger more than va.
offered for it5in Cincinnati. 4
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-12-26

aggression. and deeply as we deplore the
evils which would result from its disco.
tuition. yet We. as citizens .sof the South.
sla6d prepared to SAY. THAI unless the
CONSERVATIVES. Union loving men Of the
Nprth al o,lcs arouse from their lethargy,
and BY their acts show disposition to as
.sist US in putting an end % the ruthless
and fanatical crusade against domestic
slavery. the great law ofsseH preservation
demands tie dissolution Of tie z nipas 4
O1Nmotion Of Al. u Keenan,, Esq. the
Secretary WIS requested 10 forward .
copy of the proceedings 81 this meeting
to the KanaMha Valley StarsRiehmdhd
Enquirer, Wing, and Examiner. S0utherT
Argusa and National Inteih gencer for pub
LEGATION. &
! Whsreupoh. q. ID. Wafrsn. Esq. arose
and said in view of the fact that a large
number Of the people of the North read
nothing but the {, New YORK Tribune.
aud that they may know explicitly opr
IIeeIilgs upon the recent Atrocities com,
.mitted upon our soil, the Secretary be IN
sefucted % forward a copy Of the pro
geeedings Of this meeting 10 that jot.rnal
for publication, which was carried unsni-
,hnusly. !.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
7ITI: Holm EVERETT, Prss,t.
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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-12-26
: Fl ,7slss - "a
]. ;EangErssi0nnl.

The Senate has passed Mr. Mkson's
biz q 1appoint =, committee 20 investigaie
tbsScapture of the q. S. Arsenal at- IIsr,
per's Gerry. The Black Republicans op.
posed the bill.
The House is still engaged ia bailotina
for Speaker Sherman. on the last ballot,
lacked 4 votes Of being elected. Two
Douglas Democrats voted for him. Al
The last adsiees, from s,e House. tlis del
ega.es were discussing the Squader isog.
ereignty Ddrfias Of Douglas, The Hon
"A g. JEsKlss Jeff Washing ton 4. rev day.
since. He paired eff with HeRFos. -
The death Of Bis father which took place
very sreeentlyilis the lcause ofShis return
home. we presunelhe will sooa resume
his place in The House
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-12-26
\ f0al River RifiemILfII..

Il s. FE-z=- Il Z
At meeting ofrthe Coal River Rifle.
men. Capt, THoMxs. a. LEWIS B. s.
Thompson and q. D. Moss, Lieuts3 held
AZ their herd quarters at Goals Mouth,
Kanawha. Gouaty, Va, Saturday, Dee!
\ It'll 1852 the following preamble and
resolutions were unanimously adopted.
IL WHEREas, a band of fanatics of The
North Of this Udfon have recently inyad:
I'D the soil Of Virginia, with an ayowed
purpose teincite aslNegroes to insurree,
don and to rebellion, and thereby to in
yolfe the citizens Of this Commonwealth
in all. tile horrors Of serYile war ahd il
this act have murdered the peaceful oiiii
zens of.4this State and were guilty 81
treason against the State of Virginia aud
the United States. And after a fair trial
by an impartial Jury of Tie conntf!y, and
BIZ this time have paid the. penalty Of The
law, which We think most righteous
Judgment. and by sympathy shown fol
those Piratvs 1T The North. we are led t
believe that Virginia and the South will
have to look "a themselves, for projection
Therefore, be ii 8. \.
Resolysds ist. That we have abiding
under the Providence of Gof
that the beople Of Virgins are able 10 pro.
.tect their beloved Common wealth, andstt
mainlaia their civil and religious libert,
As il was handed down to them By thei
soFefathers and 70 this end We mos
earnestly invoke to The consideration 0
our Legislature, now ii session, 10 pre-
pared the Eommowealth for lhs inpend
ing crisis BY an organiuaticn Of he mill
.tta--aad especially by encouraging Vol
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-12-26
GhaIs. GtbhaRt.
We place in our column 4 alargetadv

We place. in our columns a:largeIaf OVER
Of this genlsma9.s Stock. mr. Mr.:
g is doing e good business !; he sells
cheap, giyesa high price fOr Confry Pro
duce, and is a PLEASANT gentleman 10 deal
with, and his clsfk Mr.. sEsTz does the
agreeable for ~ who calls upon, him, =
Mr.. g ii putting Up 4 large LOT Of Bacon
and Lard TINS year, HeS has purchased
from Putnam FARMERS large lots of eahi
fed hogs and has put up lard in kegs .
80 pounds each, Expressly for family use
which viii be great convenience o eut
citizens. Give him a cali. III - = NJ
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-12-26
Rev. Stuart Robinson.

This distinguished Divine preached
twice in the Presbyterian Church Of this
place on yesterday. Boed1sefmons were
Very able and highly interesting. Mr.
Robinson, in preaching, does not combine
himself to Abe 5cld beaten path--bll
launches forth upon the wide field ofseieb
stihc thought and sphiIosophic skepticisn
that characterize the present age. Ell
places in juxtapositionl tho teachings q
Christianity, -andsThe philosophy Of skep:
tics and.mofalists. And thasrendershis
sermons highly instructive aud enter
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-12-26
Land PitIes III TfaHs.AIIeshAfy. Tai

No partof the Union suffers more on
account Of bad land titles. than does
Trans Allegheny, Virginia. Persons rel
siding out OF tho Genno nwealth, and
having but little interest 81 sympathy for
Virginia, own immense s-of land ID
Western Virginia. frequently one indi-
sidual or one company owns, ID one
tract. ons hundred .hoasand-aeres Fur
thevinors, there is conflict Of tile about
81 good deal ofthe forestlands Of Western
yirgiuia--there is an interIspping Of the
grants. and porsion, therefore, Of these
largo tracts Is claimed bytwo Or more
different persons.
Men Of limited means have purchased
and, made settlements on such tracts
Have bought goo, 400 81 500 acres d
land. But their tides 10 these small
tracts il, many cases, will not be peffect-
"a until they have occupied and been i
i acspsl possession N their lands for u
! years EasHahstandiag they have deeds
Z t6F the sanR.I, %
VIVA. Is the effect ofsuch condition
81 things : of sueliuaeertainty about land
tides (? y is u retala the growth and
development Aof IVES Tern Virginia +
prevents men from buying lsbds aadset
siing III our midst, sssat II The remedy
Simply for legislature to pass i law
\ naakjng ire ysarss possession, under eoloi
sf9tillesl /. . = deed. Isaaisisn,i 10 perfeci
ride - land IN Trans Allegheny vifgiuia
such j Law will greatly advance the ms
IterialIinseresis Of Western v3irgiiria. 4
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-12-26
The. Hafper,s FerrT Iasatgents.
Fourof,l Harper's FerrYsinl

Fouroftle Harper g Ferry nsuFgsntsNv
Cook and Coppis, white men, and Green
and Copeland, negroes -on Friday lasal
suffered the penalty Of he law 4. Charles,
town. Va. We give an account On our
fourth page Of The execution. and also q
the attempt toescape made By cdokIand
gCoppie on Thursday night
N of fhe twenty two men who joined ili in
The Harper's Ferry Invasion. eleven were
killed 1t lHarper's Ferry. fye have died
on the scafold, lwo.s Stevens and Hszlett,
are yet id the custody of our State eau asl:
5thorities, aid three Srriam,,I F idd. and
one Of John Brown's sons, escaped and
are now p Canada. WI
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-12-26
. Goal RiY,r and Its lInprprsnnsaI..

X Il 4
No part o. Trans Is lleghApy virgini.
Ihas Haadc more rapid strides ii the last. il
ysars, thaaztle Coal river region has. IA
! good deal ef land On and near Coal riyel
worth, 10 years saigo sl per acre. i.
now worth SO per asre, and some Of il
wortl, sa5 and $50 PR acre. Coal riyei
has been made nasigable from It's mouth
te Peytonas on Big Coal river. and II
ManningsvilIes on Little Coal river. staa
S275. otlp-=iip III 4 distance IF 40 miles!
And It is This navigation improvement
hlhaL has 50 much enhanced The value 81
ElCoatriver knds. IL
Large steam Saw Mills haye been
crested Al Bfierpofl, Manning syills, Pey
-tona. AZ, and Il. present the two Goa,
lConpaaies At Peytopa are Miang and
shipping large quansitiea 81 superrior Can.
mel coalto Cincinnati and elsewhere e
The Western Mining aid manufacturing
co.. recently shipped some As, COO bush,
els. and the Virginia Camel Coal Co
some 10000 bushels 10 the Western
markets AT present these two Goa
q Companies have together about 30 boats
loaded with the sssli Eaowa Peyttoaa Gun.
nel Goa, On different parts VI Coal river,
and ready for shipment b market
These so boats contain some $50 900
bushels and Al die rate the Companies a
Peytopa are mining and shipping, they
wiil5seAd out Of Coal riyertiis winteran
the eesnisg, spring ~ least one million q
bushels u Camel Coal
These two coal companies al Psytona,
create quIIe an active trade all along Coal
river, Ilhe Virginia cGafanel. Coal Co.
hays the mill IL the Upper Falls, the
steam mill Al N anningssille and Toneg'y
mill just above Peytona aIl engaged in
saving plank and $lumber for them for
boat buading, &c. The Western Min
ingsnd Misunderstanding 60, haaeempIoyed
thef steam min at Br1iiarport The steam
mill 81 Pale u Price, ana also have their
own large steam mill, basilys engaged
for them in saw ing lumber and plank for
/ boat building miners tbouses, &c.
Altogether Coal river At present Is do.
ing q very active business. From one
pant to- slle other, everything indicates
ACTIVITY and business And We feel con.
.fdent that dis winters operations are
But the beginning Of a past coal trade,
that will, il q fswyears, be- done on
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-12-26

tinteer Companies thfougont; the STATE,
and giving them the best and most I'M
proved arms, dc,
y Resalred. 2dly. That his Exeellency.
EIIaary a. Wise. Governor Of this Com
monweaiiy has. BY the promptsand Wig.
lorous measures. used tos maintain the
Laws Of the STATE, and defend the rights
tof her citizens, won the regard and ad.
|. miration Of the .peepls. of kanaMha.
Reeolped, 3dlp. That we look upon the
govingtoR AND Ohio Railroad, AZ the mos,
Important Of the public improvements 81
| The State. as It is truly thesonly Satedroad
10 the GommohWealth a.Id in eassDf in:
vasion, would be of more benefit in the
transportation of troops from Central Vir'
gina 10 her boEders than any other, when
| finished. wilhpay a largo dividend ibie
tie treasury az Che State, and be of mos
4eiFectual means Of building up Richmond.
Norfolk and the East. and in developing
the resources ofthe State. III. -
Resolpea, 4thly. That We do most re.
specially pray the Legislature, chat y
will adopt Governor Wise's Message in
relation 10 the. internal improvements 81
the State. and appropriate at least two
millions Oh dollars per annnh, for tl:e
Coyington and Ohio Railroad, until The
same is completed rs Issi3i
Resolpsd. Silly, That q copy Of these
resolutions be- forwarded to Gov Wise
aud: onr State Senator and members oftht
Fouseof Delegates and thatthe Kanawhs
Valley Star, Kanawha Republican. Rich,
mond Enquirer and Richmond WhigS b
requested 10 publish the same. Attic
kelose Of which meeting three cheers were
given for}Goyernor Wise. y
JIF. HlssroRD. Orderly Sst,0sosts
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-12-26
AllfshanY High School.

The success that this school has met
with-is very gratifying1o its numerous
friends. Hs. session CONNIE need in Oc-
tober last, and it now numbers seventy
students. Its location at The Blue Sui
phur Springs, il Gresnbrief5 lsounty, is
particularly suited to : High School for
Western Virginia and II, aet asgood
academy At Blue Sulphur Springs is just
theright thing ii the right place. All
this part9sof Virginia has needed very
much a5school, in which Al thorough En-:
glish Classical and Mathematical Eauca-
ton could. be obtained And The foun-
ders Of tie 4llegi,any High School have
shown. wisdom ii establishing this school.
The course Of instructaon is that pur-
sued ii the University Of Virginia. which
is equivalent 10 saying that il isthe best
in America. E-.s 55s.5.A
+ BY the cifcalars 81 This school we per-
=ceive that its teachers are graduates IL.
speetisely o. tho University % Virginia
|of william and Mary colIegedot 2ths Viz.
gjjnia Military Institute, andFaF Hamp,
don Sidney College, which facts speal
for themselves. and show that the schoo
Eis attkor6agaly Tni,yiaia institatioa.
\ 49,. "a TEk.bE L II & ~
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-12-26
4 ARD By THE KEti, O. 8. is. sssI,
IL put up expressly,
FoR5EsAMILY USE. I
by f;AHRI:Fs cKRptrr

NFIRGINIh, SS:-At rules held ID The
Clerks Office OF the Circuit Court fsf5
the-csnnlyef Boone, in The month Of Desen-
c Cor Dubois. Henry e.si., siss.la Oh
y, John s. Hrtbtrgef. George r, Darty,
Edwin Van 7Antweip. Jthn Dsyefeux snd
Edgar VI. Browns compliments.
The Camel Coal Company OF c5sf River,
alias The Matra Mining aud Manufaetdse
n-ing Company Robert Hegsn, and Amer
Bartlett, sSsisneessEof NIeheal Burke, fsr
the bsneft Of his creditors. the unknowK
d heirs Of GIDEON T. Snow tsceassd and
Henry a. iluribeft, def IS. n 6hancery.l
The object Of ,ttJs Suits TO obtain 4 pasti--
ton and DIVISION Of . cerisIn uasi land
containing l0,eG0 a3Tess belonging 10 con.
piaiganiS and defendants, so nat kaGn seIts.
thereof may be allotted AID sssigatd 10 he
said GsnAei Coal Company oil Coal River.
3 Geo acres tkereof mTy te allotted and a.
signed s1n one body, 70 the said conpiHinsais.
iaccoTdfpg 10 their sexeTsl Aad gespsetivs
1ghis. and dat 2 000 acres thereof may Be-
aIloaed aIF1 assigned, ia one be4y, 70 The
said Robert Hogan and Abhrr Ba5tiett, as
sgnees of Miche9l B1Tke. FOR the behekt Of
bis creditors, aud los tie unknown heiss u
gideon T. Snow deceased, enJ To- Henry A.
kHurl5etts steofamg tot heit several nd re-,
lSpeetiye slglfHs1 The said In,alo acres o.
land lie anA are situate on the wAtefspf
Joe's Creek aud Big Coal riyer and n ths
county 1T boone. And It appsstiaE By ifzda-
vit fled, that Robert Hegsn, Ahhsr BsftlesS
lasiiehesl Burke, ami Heafy A. liarIbeFt.ats
flmn residents Of Che Stale Of Virgins, ana
that be nataes and residences OF the hsifs OF
George +. Snow deceased. are pnkhowh, Il is
ntdeTed that he said non resident Gefeneants
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-12-26

We invite attention 70 The Sale ofsyala-
able Salt properly farming lands. and ID Coal
lands to=taLe place n front Of the Kama
vha House, On WeDsRsDar The esthinst.
This is HE property Of g J. Moves \
Brq.tsnd IS well known, as valuable fol
the manufacture Of salt Except 5 per
cent, ID cash--for the residue, is along
credit. Seq advertisement ii another col.
umn, and Bills differentiation ~ X n
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-12-26

The Apauos Is III. IN blast, and will
copliaue thiis week. u sell ID the ladies' il
5he afterlaaon. and % gsntlemep at night.
We are informed b 81 ar. swEA % IS p
that their finest ana best ggoods5are still
% hand. and viii Be offered this week.
CD and get4bargains. 5T
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-12-26
Z MA2RIED.[

(, December 9Th, $50, by Rev II. E. Gfavess
ME. QulscY WodD u Miss Martha Hun, ali
OF Kanawha Co., Vi.
At tile Upper Pals fof Coal. ,on the esd
slt.. by the Rev. R. Bias, Dir. CH.KLEs HAkB9
WICK. and Miss MARaAeEr4Q. gTrkAkK, all Of
EAnswha Co. Va. 9S 80 ~ Il =
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-12-26
OBITUARY..

Miss MARY H., daughter pf ". Q. and
CatharintS enable, departed this life, from
disease Of the nags, at lie residence OF her
fsthefJ IN Charleston, Va, December i2th,
1859, nj the gath yeax Of her age: She was
an obe1ieut, LOVING; aflectlcnate child 10 her
parents, Kind TO heI friends and won The
Symplthjrs Of thsse who knew hetE sSodf
ploniEs before her decesse she soaght aad
foyad that peace Of mind which rstigiyn
>alone can give, aud which SUSTAINED heI IN
her pf0ttacted Illness ami ~ friea her til
5umphanly over. The cold jsfIeaInlof dsa tn
As she drew near heL1end, size esssyersed
freely and satisfactorily with her. parents and
friends upoa.her appfoachlag diss5iulion, bid.
ding them weep MT for herI-aAd wllen sta nd
ing in The twilight Of twa woIlss, time and
eternity she cnsa nut, i" Coate3 L atd Jesus
/ long u be- gonep Thus paused away oae
of eaIt6.s fragile plants, born TO suffer ,ttoin
the Sorrows Of EARN u The Joys of heaven
. SobloornSthe human face divine,
<Hbens seuthiitS pride oil beau.y shows,
Fsiret than sprung The columns shine,
And sweetcF than the virgin rose.
III, Or weIa, BY slowly ROLLINS wears,
y Or broke By sicARess in adsy.
The fading glory disappears,
The short eabeauties die away,
=
Died, on The evening of the 9th inst. Jo-
sEPH} FRAsK Lin, youngest child 3ef A Nv
Handley, ESQ., Of Teay's Valley. ss.tF
Frank, tile pet ofthe whole family, bright,
cheerful little boy, was in the SIKH year oil
his sge For some days he had comp lsined
Of, slight sore Mrdat3 and had been some
what hoarse !. butjndshing SERIOUS Was sAPeea
ltkenled. Ill the day before bis death. From
the lime that the symptoms Of his disease as
sumed q serious character; ne s0nkIrapifly u
!Spite Of all the remedies thai * III aud snxief
tties c,Ald desire and eiapiny. ~
The Youngest of large family DC Children
has been he first that has heenca@ledto pass
Fthrough the dark VI leyss' leaving d blank IN
the househoIdt6 at never can ID flied.
He was child Of he covenant, had beer
! baalised and instructed as fds as his ien1e
years wouft admit, In the truths Of religion
and his. interest in 4he coseIian lad beel
/ plead on bis behalf BY his p.sfen 81 ibet
EeoAsplatfon under the sal bereavement tia
1 hasscone on them, is the belief that their los
i IS~ lbs gain. n
H. ISL fef the little children to eomegpnto me
and forbid them mott for of suek4s the king
ldanl pf heayen.n ~
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-12-26
0ininons,

Whilst discussion was going on. il
the Court House, on Monday last, upof
the 9Th resolution offered by the Commit
tee. ! constable arrested the Rev, Mr.
Greene, ofthe Nontern Methodfst6hurch
for having uttered seditious sentiments
He was tried before Justice EstiII, re-
CURED to give bail, and sent % for fur.
thor trial.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-12-26
Lsgi.lalurs 81 Virginia.

R|sh Houses of this body seem d be
working very harmouipusls 4 grea.
slcal pf business has been presented BE-
FRO lhsm, bus a. rs blt few |. b IL i'm
- 5ss--e
porianus have bsen PASSED KS