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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-07
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
From Western Virginia.
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WHITE SULPHER SPRINas, j une 4.
We nave had great many alarms here OF
the near approach of the invaders from Ohio,
by way OF Charleston and through Braxton
and Nicholas counties. To-day all the ru
mors, except that of the crossing of troops
in to the kanaWha Valley, prove utterly un-
founded. They excited great deal of un
easiness among families, and gratifying
amount of patriotism among the men. The
farmers and hunters in the noun tains rallied
most promptly with their rifles, and to -day q
very formidable body of these men assembled
in Lewisburg. A minister, who is arden
Southern man, passed by to-day and assured
me that there could not ba less than two thou
sand men between Lewisburg and Meadow
Bluff, all nearly armed with death dealing
rifles, which every one who bore them could
shoot with wonderful accuracy. Ii the enc
my attempts to come thus far, he will have an
awful time passing along the narrow defiles
and beneath the steep cliffs that make the
road be tween this place and Charles ton.
To day SO many OF the stout and hardy
mountain boys are going by, en- route for
Lewisburp, and thence further towards the
enemy westwardly, that the alarm has sub
sided, and every one feels satisfied that those
brutal men from Ohio who dare to invade
Virginia will never be able to penetrate this
far Those men live in State of exceeding
fertility, carved out of the princely domain
given away by Virginia to the Federal Gov
ernment. They are in the daily enjoyment
of blessings which teen from the land thus
bestowed without money and without price.
Yet they chow an alacrity 70 invade the : tate
who thus par tied with the empire they enjoy
State which, apart from not having injured
or wronged them IN ally manner, has been one
Of their best customers for tbs staples they
produce. There 10 q brutal malice In this
which deserves TO b visited with the direst
vengeance. hope ardently that they will
get their deserts. II they encounter the
mountain rifemen In their raid they will
rue IT.
am rejoiced at the patriotism display ed by
the people generally here. The alarms have
BEEN OF great service, and have added much
70 themeans Of defence OF the West q.
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LATE FOREIGN INrELLIasScE.-Ih steamer
Prince Albert arrived at ST. Johns on Friday,
with Liverpool dates to the 2lst. Political
news unimportant
The Queen of Spain has signed the decree
for the annexation of San Domingo.
An amendment to the budget will be moved
on the Esd to the effect that the Committee be
instructed 10 divide the ustoms and revenues
bill, that each may be treated separately.
Mr.. Clay, American Minister TO Russia,
writes 10 the Times on the American struggle
In brief and decisive terms. He says the re-
VOTED States can be subdued, but II is not
proposed 10 sub}ugate them, but simply TO
put down rebel citizens. EnglaDd's interest,
he says, 10 TO stand by the Union and he in
CURES II England can afford 70 offend the
United States. II England 10 50 secure in the
future against hons revolution and foreign
ambition az 10 venture TO sow the seed OF re-
vengef He concludes by saying that England
10 the natural ally Of the United States.
. The Independence Beige states that Lord
Cowley had protested against the right Of
isolated In tervention IN Syria, 40 claimed by
the French Ministry. fleeI was expscted
TO sail on the 22d Tor Beyrout 70 bring the
French army In Syria home.
The sum Of loo, 600 ducats, destined to nay
the reactionary bonds, and o large depot Of
plundsr, had been seized In . Neapoiitan
province.
Negotiations are still pending Respecting
the Holstein dispute. Denmark, though pre-
pairing for war, retains hopes Of a peaceful ar
rangement
The Empress Of Austria had arrived at
Trieste.
The Cotton market closed steady with more
Breadstui a and Provisions closed steady.
Oonsols clossd Ct oiiaelt for money,
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SERVANTS FOR SALE & HIRE
pY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

RY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA
ID PkoCLAMATIoN The delegates of the
peopie OF Virginia, in Convention assembl I'D,
1851, adopted aud rallied the tcnstitu1ion Of the
OF America, ordained and established at Mont
geometry; Alabama, on the sth day OF February,
.ssi s1d the state Of Si1snis having been by an
ment OF the Confederate states, passed May Z,
1881, admitted as state into the Confederate
constitution of the Provisional Government of
the COME crate States, the G. mmsnder in hief
and Of the " The sh s.ysas states
lied iaio the service OF the Confedsrat- states
Now, therefore, JOHN LETt HER, Cove nor
OF Virginia, by and with the advice nd consent
OF the Executive Council, do hereby ira n-fer to
the auth critics OF the Confederate states by regi-
mustered into the service OF Wig MIA, and 90
order like transfer to be made.by rsg'msats
oattaions, sqnadrens aud companies of ala volua-
teers or militia, rs the same shall be formed nd
theis services may be reIuir
further hereby transfer to the authorities Of
the Confederate states the command Of all the
ulcers, seamen aud marines of the Provi local
Navy of Virginia for service in the Confederate
do further order that all officers OF the vir-
giniA service Cow duty ia any OF the Depart
meIts OF the etaf. continue TO discharge heir
speetlve fanetioGs. under the direction aud ean-
trot OF the President. unit otherwise ordered;
add that all 4Q4uermasteT, CopmIssary aud
Medical stores bsionging to be Sta and IL charge
OF said ofhcers, Dc TUNED owes Tor The OF the
Confederate states, npoB proper receipts fer The
articles turned over, TO be Forwarded TO the ae-
counting utieer fer settlement. Ali moneys in
charge Of aay Of the departments, viii be i:rth-
vi b re urned into the treasury VI the STATE
do further order all the Prov Isional Army Of
Yiygiaia TO respect and obey all lawful orders
smADating from his President. or thoss eommaad
Jog under his authority; and that the same may
be iacorp1fxted. in h0e Or 10 part, iato The Pro-
visionsf Army Of the Canfsa efats states NJ the
pleasure OF the President.
Il do hereby authorize the use 81 sil public
The United states. the machinery 81 Hsrrsri.
Ferry excepted. BY the Prssiasnt or tho. acting
under hts authority. for the g mmoa deisoes
~ Given nader my hand IS Go-ercor. and
}L.s urder the Seal of The state. II kich.
nond, this eth day of JuHs A. o. 1881 .
and 70 the eighty -dfth year 4 the Coz mon.
~nA.h JOHN LsTcHEk.
6EaKGg W Mrxvexp
Js1-d&c3i Secretary OF the CoumanwesIth
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The Washington Artihery.-The following
is list of the officers of the battalion of Ar
tilery, from New Orleans, now encamped at
Towards Grove:
SrAPF.-Major, J. B. Walton; Adjutant,
Lieut.. w. M. Owen; Surgeon, DIR. E 5
Drew Quartermaster, Lieut.. q. H. Slo-
comb.
Nos-CoMnIssIosKD STAFF Sergeant Ma.
jor, q. L u. Dupuy; Color Sergeant, Louis
NJ. Mont! emery; Quartermaster Sergeant,
Stringer Kennedy.
OoLoR GuARD.-Corporals George w Wood,
f. ] Jewell, A. H. Peaie and J II Dearie.
First Lieutenant, J. b. Richardson, Jr.
Second lieutenant, Ii. G. Geiger.
SECOND COMPANY First Lieutenant g. G.
Lewis, commanding First Lieu tenant, Sam
uel j. Mcpherson Second Lieutenant, @. H.
Slocomb.
THIRD CoMPANr.-Captain. M. W. Miller
First Lieutenant. J. b. Wilmington Second
Lieutenant. l. A Adam; First Sergeant,
Frank MeElroy; Second do, A. V Hero
Third do, l. Prados ; Fourth do, J. t. Han
dy First Corporal, K. J. Jewell Second do.
A. H. Peale; Third do, W. II. Ellis Fourth
do, Collins.
FOURTH COMPANY Captain, b. F. Eshle-
man First Lieutenant, Jos. Norcom Sec ond
Lieutenant. Harry A. Battles; Second Ser
geant, w. H Behan Third do q. f.. Apps
Fourth do, j. ID. Reynolds First Corporal,
George Wood; Second do. j. w. Dearn.
The New Orleans Detta, received yesterday
at this officer, says. locally, under the head Of
"merited compliment"
"a splendid sword, obtained from Paris,
has been received, and we learn forwarded to
Richmond, 10 be presented TO our repor torial
predecessor, Sergt. L. NJ. Mon tgomery. His
friends were much disappointed in not receiv-
ing 1t in time for presentation before his de
parture but its reception by him at Rich
mond will be none the less era tifying. As
one Of our cotem poraries Justly remarks, the
sword Will be as honorably borne as i. was
meriied'
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Esw Volunteer Compaag.-~A volunteer CON-
pany Is new being raised here by Roscoe B.
Heath, ESQ. and bis associates. one Of whom
is Charles 3. Morgan, Jr., West Point Cadet
for over three years, who is thoroughly &C.
quainted with the duty of the soldier and pcs
sssses the faculty Of easily imparting informs-
ton to recruits. The company now In process
Of formation by Mr.. Heath 10 backed by men
Of ample means. and there is every assurance
that they will be put on the best footing before
entering the service Of their country We
would advise all young meu about joining =
volunteer company to call al the office Of this
one, corner Of 18th and Main streets. The
uniforms aud accontremenis cost nothing.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Terrific Explosion after o'clock
yesterday morning the citizens residing in the
neig bofbood Of Clay street NJ. +. Church
we're startled by loud noise resembling the
discharges Of ordnance, soon followed by the
crash of falling timber, bricks and other build
ing material. On repairing to the scene oil
disaster the noise was found to have been
caused by the explosion Of about one pound OF
Eliminating powder, in tbs house OF Mr. Ed
ward I. Finch, chemist, residing on the North
side Of Clay street, corner of Adams, which
had entirely destroyed the house by cracking
he side walls. overthrowing and upturning
he roof, throwing down n large portion of the
rear wall. breaking down partitions, blowing
'ut window sash and generally rendering the
establishment complete wreck. Parties who
repaired to the assistance of the inmates found
Nh. Finch and negro girl, who was assistn z
llm in preparing the decorating material, en-
tirely covered by the debris of the roof and
second story rear room, where the explosion
fook place. After considerable exertion they
were extrcated from the mass of matter with
which they were covered. 1t was at first
thought both were dead, as neither showed
any signs of life till some expedients had
been used to restore animation. the other in
mates of the house consisting Of Mrs. Finch,
Iive small children and Il negro woman, who
explosion occurred, suffered no material dam
age thereffom, but, as may be imagined, were
| nearly frightened out Of their wits.
Drs. Thomas. Tatem, Hundley, Davis, and
VIM. E. Anderson. attended Mr.. Finch, who
was carried to the house of Mr.. Chas. Habits
ton, a neighbor. His injuries were great
liberation of the eye-lids and face, the latter
being burned nearly black, and body very
much bruised. The foretinger of the right
hand was so nearly gone that it was deemed
advisable to amputate it at the root. The
| thumb of the same hand was also cut off at
the first joint, being in such state that it was
deemed impossible to save it. The situation
of Mr.. Finch was 80 critical that it is possible
that be may not survive hi, injuries. The sight
of both eyes is said to be irretrcvably gone, the
balls having been destroyed. Mr.. Finch was
removed to the Infrmary of 81. Francis de
Sales
Drs. Mcclure, Tatem and c. E. Anderson at
tended the negro girl. 1t is thought portion
of the brick wall fell on her. She had long
cut down her thigh, and severe cut. in two
other places on her leg, which were sewed up
by DIR. Tatem, who took from one of her limbs
deeply Undecided piece of hoop skirt. The
girl was very badly injured, but will probably
recover. The house occupied by Mr.. Finch
was of brick, and owned by J. MiIlhiser. The
police authorities sent workmeu to the scene
of disaster, who were engaged all of yesterday
| in removing the walls, &C., the danger of their
falling being minent. Some of the piping
and window glass Of the Methodist Church
were bent in and smashed up. Mr.. Finch,
| when the unfortunate occurrence took place,
was preparing cap powder for the use of the
Confederate Army.
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DIED.

or the 9Th inst If one weeks Sickness, Ms.
CATHbk1Nk fEck, sged agar.
Her funeta' Will AXE pace FRI m 81 Mars
Church. corner 81 AsrsAsit and 4th sta this
evening, nj S 90 eek The fr4esds ard fcqnsfus-
apee. are IN vii ed To ate nd.
On the 9Th met 81 quarter pasf four o'c' eek A.
" LINN w j. RBAS, aged = years
HI fnners vii take place his day. Tn inst,
at 10 clock, fyctn hi< e-.deref fe1erst 81. |,
near he aTr-H use Cemetery
His friends reEpseiln: invited 10 attend
without fur her notice
Suddenly. 10 Chesterfield corn'y Va. On FRI
DAY aI,t NAY 1891. MARY gSTgLiE. aAus gter IT
br Edwin :. snd MolIie MeAfihar aged y"srs
months and ~ days
- he Lord gsvssad he Lord hath taken away,
blessed be the sme Of be L I'd y
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SIX NEGRO CHILDREN BURMA shocking
aff,tir occurred near PraLtvilie, Ala, on Fri
day night last, at the residence of the late
Judge Graham. One of the negro women
went Oft some distance to wash, ard locked
the door of the house with six little negro
children in it. Daring her absence the hou~e
took fire and was consumed, together with the
Children
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SHOT RY a WoMAN.-We unjers tand, says
the Danyijle Register of Thursday, that the
wife Of Mr. WIN. Epperson, OF Pittsviile
county, shot gentleman by the name OF Jno.
Il. Keen, al h-r house, a few nights since -
We have not been put in possession of all the
facts attending this unfortunate s.ction
and unders landing it VIII probably be- judi
cially lnyestigt ted, we forbear ali comment
for the present
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Capt Jao. Scott, Of The Confederate States
Army, gives notice tia, the recruiting service,
80 tar ~ hls once IL concerned, ID Suspended,
Enlistsd msu, under suteority granted b. him,
are 70 b forwarded &c this point 70 b Hus.
tered Into service,
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RIFLED CANNON FOX FoRt PIoaEys The
Federal steam transport Thomas Swami,
which sailed from New York on Saturday for
Fort Plckens, carried out eight rifi-d cannon
of heavy calibre, twenty five hundred bombs
twenty five hundred balls, and a quantity OF
othe" ammunition and stores, besides forty
thousand feet OF lumber.
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The cify hands and carts are employed at
the defensive works now being erected at Ma
rion Hill. In view of the necessary absence
of the force, it is hoped that citizens will
promptly attend to the cleansing of cutters
opposite houses occupied by them. Should
this suggestion be generally followed, the
health of the city, very good at this time. as
the doctors assure us, will be preserved The
rain which has fallen very copiously at times
during the past eight days, has acted in an
eminent degree as a purifier. 1t could not
have fallen al q moro nnpnrtune season
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Ough 10 be Let Out.-We have previously
intimated that the people would sustain Gov.
Leteher during these times in a pretty extern
slve use of the pardoning power. We reiterate
the assertion and again say that the States
Prison might be advantageoasly weeded of at
least half hundred of Its surplus inmates
parties who display a capacity for aud are
good for nothing else but eating-partias who
do not earn their salt, and who are n dead OK
pense on the State. Not only are the names
out the crimes of many of these unfortunates
lost to everybody but the Superintendent of
the Penitcnuary; they will not serve '.to
point moral, even were they retained till
the end OF their prescribed time. 1t is from
10 sympathy with the criminal that we are in-
ducsd to say this; it rather proceeds from the
opposite feeling. We speak in the interest OF
the public who have to support people wi no
might, II free agents, be induced to earn their
own hyelhoods. 1t is a question whether
Gov. Letchcr has the right to retain any of
the prisoners sent 20 tho Penitentiary for VIC
liting United States laws There are a num-
Der in the prison. There are some six or eight
white women in tho prison now who occupy
room that might be advantageously disposed
OF They don't earn their grub, are nuisances.
las we understand.) and had Just as well be
turned out as kept in. We hope his Excellency
will look att the matter both in humane
and business point of view.
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LOST

ESNNl0 LOsT-A large BIZ sCK TRUNK,
sTtTT-vy between Weldon and Richmond,
MNt y unmarked "A. c." The on ner has
A-A--aI r ceiv in its place q small plask
trunk, belonging to a Mrs, Green, Of south Caro-
lima. III the above named lady i'll ipfoI IN me.
through The Post-uhse where my trunS may be
iound, she can have hers Address
ie i--StN MISS EMMA CUMMINGS
l O>b-Tw ENri-t VIZ DoLt Ats.-L,.-i, ON
IL he street Ave - Virginia Notes Z h finder
will he Literally rewarded leaving the same
at THIS Office. je 7-kA
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Our Exchanges. Some idea OF the difficulty
OF obtaining intelligence from the North NAV
be had from The fact that within the past tw o
weeks no less than two hundred dollars has
been expended by the newspapers of this civ
to obtain copies of their Northern exchanges
Agents are scattered along the line of rail-
road from Richmond to Harper's Ferry to So
cure stray journals, and, were it possible.
they would push even beyond the lines in the
laudaoie work of procuring intorna ton for
the people of the South. We trust our read
ers will be patient under the occas ionaI inf
ton that will be imposed upon them, and,
with us, trust 10 luck'' for the journals Lie
blessings they may receive
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A Lone LOST Son DISCOVERED An infant
boy was stolen from his father and mother ut
81. Louis nearly twenty -four years ago by q
hunter who had lost his wife ana child, and
wanted something that would love him -
He hurried the child iuto the Wilderness EN-
ployed half breed woman to nurse it, and
rot until recently was its long berea we'd
mother able TO obtain any definite informa-
lion OF her missing son She had become Il
widow, and had lived in Albany, Rochester,
Buffalo, Detroit, and other aces-'.see ing
rest and finding none" BY means OF young
sporting friend, who frequently met the old
hunter and his ward in the Far West, and
adroitiy cross questioned hun, the truth was
ascertaIned, AMI the mother and son was las
week reunited al Def oft after a SEPARATION
OF about al narter OF II century. The poor
wOmans HAIR had grown white with age and
anxiety, and her sou will now gladly adopt
CT Yiiized habits.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

4 TfENrIOS.- The FEST COMPANY of tas
~ I'd DAT ALTON Of tha 10Th REGia ENT, will
assemble at he New Market on MONDAY 1T EN-
ING, the 10th of jane lS6l u o. clock for in
specii"n and drill ana Tor tue purpose of eleuting
Ca"taiu All person subject 10 military duty
within this company di~tIict are regui ed 20
attend Those whose nj fies not On oiled ave
required by la~ to report themselves. This
muster is required by the law Of The state al d
he proclamation of the Gov nor. The full pm
allies 81 the aw VIII be enforced again-t ahsen-
tees, and those who fail to report themselves.
The bounds OF this curnl any district are fol-
lows; Commencing at the Northwest corner OF
Bread and 10th streets thence North side of
Srasd !" 9TH street: thence at eide of 4tb sire
10 Corpofati u line thence wi b said q to 10th
rec, ana thence, with the W estern side OF 10th
street, to the Desinning.
PETER B Law,
Je W. LENT. DaDt Commanding,
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NOTICE.-Persons having SWORDS
@A in their possession, OF any descrip ion
will confer great favor and receive good price
for them by bringing them to No. 80 MAIN ST.
Old CAVALRY SWORDS.
NAVY SWORDS.
OFFICERS SWORDS.
AkTILLsRY SWORDS.
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR SWORDS, &c.
lie liz
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ANOTHER VETERAN GoxE.-The Danylils Re.
gister learns that Richard d. Morris of that
county, one OF the few surviving soldiers Of
tbs Revolut. ton, departed this Life, on the
Seth aitisuo, at the advanced age OF ninety.
etght years, ore month and few days. Mr..
0crris was one q the gallant soldiers who
We ssAyss npmsrQus progeny, eone Of Wknm
m ALREADY In Ne 0sxlsAssAtt Assay,
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SPIRITED REsoLvEs.-The Baltimore Artil-
iery Company held meeting at Norfolk on
the 4th inst, and adopted the following reso-
Ia tons
Rsso!red, That we hope the day may soon
come when Maryland viii be liberat ted IRON
the Northern fanatics that dasecrate her
Southern soil, and when the coward!y trail
tors, Hicks and Winter Davis, may De cap
tured and properly punished.
Res0tted, Ihat We deeply sympathiZe with
the Southern Rights men OF the 4th Congress
sional district OF Mary land, Who are com peil-
ed TO remain at home for the purpose OF ae-
lending their firtsides against Northern hire
hugs, and we pledge ourselves not only 70 de-
fend, but TO die, if requiied, in the effort to re-
deem our noble Old State
Res9tUed, That We heartily tender our sim
cere thanks to the Southern Rights Conven-
ton CT the 4th Congressional dIsLIict for nom
mating Mr.. Nc Lame for the next Congress OF
the United STATES, and sincerely regret we
| cannot recognize Mary land one of the Con-
Tolerate States-hoping, however, she may
soon be a star in the glorious constella ton.
RtsotUed, That we will not return 10 the
loved homes from which we are exiIed un Ii /
we exert our utmost efforts to redeem oar
State.
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Mr.. Joseph McAfee, an old and distinguished
citizen of Jacksonville, Miss, died in that
city on the 30th ult.
Gen. Duff Green is in Mobile, Ala.
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PerSonoi.-Gen. D. NJ. Mcintosh and G.. W.
Sledham, Chiefs of the Creek Nation Of In
dians,) Judge Mason, of Ala. T. s. Bocock.
of Va; g. w. Camp, of Norfolk; Waller r.
Staples. of Va; VIM. Leigh, of the Va Navy:
P ii. Moore, of the Wheeling Union, and DR..
j. A. Hunter, of the Va Army, arrived at the
Exchange Yesterday
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY


by Z. u. Cock, Aart'P.
crock or GROCERIES, LIQUORS, &c.
= AT ACCTIo TN fkfDAY the in t'stant, at
10 eel OK, will sell at the store If len 9 q
Main between sd and 74ih sts ALI his seek Of
thoCERIs>, consisti6g OF the usual rarisiy.
Also
bbls. BRANDY, wHl>KFy GIN, &c.
A. The sane lime will be sold the keY and
FIXTURES of said Store.
je G-9t r. B. cook auepr
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A M. White, o. Marsy county, Tenn, and
bis four sons, made ssvsnty.twe dIaeoon sd.
ole. g fogr dAYs, Ih!s Y turning ons Horf
rapidly, mr., WATTS seAs NJ MI ve'aa'