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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-16

THE NEW TBBATRE.--t is not necessary for us to do
more than repeat what we have said before that the
attractions at the New Theatre are superior now 10
what they have been at any time since Mr. ogden as
umed the exclusive managerial, control Of the esaD-
ishment. Mile Ravel and NJ SIS Kate Fisher are
host ana whole troupe in themselves such Shak-
speTe describes, playing many parts" Last evening
Miss Fisher appeared Ia the military drama of the
French spy, on horsebacka new feature in the play
re--and Introducing her wonderful horse Wonder.
N lie Ravel upon the tight aud slack rope, aud Mad
Ruhl IN her operate scene, received
The performance Concluded with the farce Of the Young
Actress, Miss Fisher personang the Actress, with
great deal of rim.
Tonight have for 4 change, "Thrse Fast Men %
and II Is the last night but Of Miss Fishers engage
ment.
THE GAIETIE5 THEATRE The performances al this
place Of amusement are varied aud attractive. We
leg 10 assure readers that do not indulge In
mere puiefy when we say il impossible for any one
10 visit the GaiehaS and remain during the entertain
mont without admitting that he has had than his
money S worm OF amusement. Miss Maude Stanley,
the vocalist, Is very Nightingale. She has voice ii
extraordinary sweetness soft and silvery, and sings
with such ease aud unaffected grace that he must be
severe critic who would withhold from her the need
applause. With q few more years OF experience aud
artistic cultivation, Miss stanley will occupy promi-
neut position in the lyric world In the burnt corI;
line, the clog dances of two lads Johnny and Willie
will delight by their novelty and merit the admirers
heel and toe performances. In the fancy dance, NJ lie
Mile Isabel disputes the palm with Marietta Ravel
and many would award II To her ia every respect save
the toe equilibrium. Nick Grist performs seeming inn
possibilities with Knives balls bottles, pipes, etc
and the Miaeo Brothers execute feas on the trapeze
which eclipse IN daring Bymnastic exercises here
tOiOre seen in Richmond. The behOlder almost
Keep his upon them, Yet they through the
tOrmauee with remarkable ease and confidence.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-16
The War Against the President

The National Anti.Slavery Standard" of
lime Sd, under the head OF 8 The Fatal Step"
lses the following language in relation to the
Presidents North Carolina Proclamation
IL the President has really made up bis mind
10 leave the fate of the negro in the hands Of the
whites Of each state, there is no hope either for
the negro or the Union. But we refuse 10 believe
that such a scheme Is yet matured and in order
that Il may not be, we summon the North 70 its
duty. Everywhere let protest and denunciatirn
be heard. Let the Administration be COM
nailed az least 20 hesitate-and 10 gain
lime NAV be % save a nation. Reconstruction
on this theory is only in the gristle; never
Iet IL harden into bone. Keep out the States
this summer and fall Keep them in military
,ossession Till Congress can meet, armed
WIN the Indignation Of the anti-slayery North,
10 check and control the suicidal madness Of the
Administration. Keep the bars down, lest when
once up il need another revolution 70 OVERSIZE p
them. and to give again 70 the Federal Govern
ment the power which il now possesses to dlsre-
gard and .verrue State rights for the sake Of the
nation"
twill be seen, by the above, what the radical
leaders are about to do in their determination to
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-16
Ssa i.s., iia:S .l!iisS \ lAssbS,lfh elilg

tn!ad sisSl ses9taiss le lhs bSdsHlths d thg
fedsnl tshsatcaon Did FheFe n, We toilfss
Of Governor Ptlrpol3', 50 far as we etoW, or Gf5
informed, u mot only conciliasory ID its chafac.
ter, But has in view the WelfarB ard prosperity
Of the State: And deemiDg Ii proper TO signify
our intention to submit 10 the Constitution ana
Laws OF the United States, hereby protesting In
all sincerity our allegiance thereto, and pleSCinv
ourselves to do all ia our power to srStain Cow
Peirpoint in his efforts 10 place wirpinia on The
same footing of the other 81 a, no n renresented
IN the CORgFea' OF TIA United States; be II there.
ISN
Resolved, That -- are hereby APP
pointed q committee TO proceed 70 Richmond and
commune ate 10 Gov. PeirpOint the views of the
people Of this county as expressed in the fore
going preamble, aud 70 assure him OF the wish
of the people Of this county TO be reinstated al
the earliest convenient period possible to civil
and political rights aud representation.
The preamble and reso ution being gpalimpu!.
ly adopted BY the meeting, Mr.. John g. Jefferson
offered the following resolution
Resolved, That the Chair fill the blank in the
resolution by appointing tive parsons as COM
mittes-O.e from each magisterial district.
,WheTeupon tie Chair appointed Giles A. Mil
ler Col. F. r Farrar, Rev. NJ. Barnes, Capt. 5. B.
We!siger and C. Coleman.
BY resolution the Chairman and Secretary were
added to lac committee,
The proceedings Of the meeting were orderei
to be published in the Richmond papels.
PHILIP SOUTHALL, Chairman.
T. A. CRENsHLw, Secretary.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-16
PUBLIC MEETING IN THE COUNTY OF
AMELIA.
b. I. EASTMAN,
Army Agent,
American Tract Society.

At a meeting of the citizens Of Amelia county,
Dr.. Philip SOuthall was called to the Chair, and
I. A. CrenshaW elected Secretary.
Tho object Of the meeting was explained by
Capt. S. 5. Weislg0r as being that OF sending
delegates 10 Richmond % confer with Governor
PeirpOint in references 10 the restoration of civil
government to the county in common with that
Of other counties Of the State; whefeupon DR..
Webster offered the following resolution;
Resolved, that Capt Weisiger, Col. +. r. Far
rar, Saml +. Seay c. Coleman and Rev. M.
Barnes are hereby appointed & committee to re-
port suitable preamble and resolutions for the
consideration Of the meeting.
Which being approved, the committee retired,
and in a short time through their Chairman, 3.
S. Wesiger, reported as follows;
whereas, by the termination Of the recent I'M
fortunate war, it is important that immediate
and proper steps should be taken TO re establish
and reoIganiZe civil government in the State of
Virginia, and to give her proper representation
in her. Legislature and in the Congress OF the
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-16
Arrinnltural ProInsp,s.

Mr.. Isaac Newton, head Of the Department Of
Agriculture. at Washington, has issued report
for the months OF April aud May, in relation tC
AGRICULTURAL products their prospects aud cOndi
tion. The report shows Q falling OF of the for
sign and governmental demand, and treats al
considerable length of the operation Of the Re
,inroeity treaty wi.h Canada, nov about TO ex'
uire. Speaking OF tAe prospects OF the growing
,,ops, NJ. Newton says; The crops q 1866
DO. h at home AMI abroad, pfoG.l5e az abundant
harvest. and should this pTomie be realized
prices must fall, especially under a continued de-
cline in the value Of gold. But NJ estimate can
yet b. made of what these crops will be, for they
are not free rom serious ami uufdYorshle casual.
Ties. It Is sti expected how ever, that the sum.
mer will show an increased export of our
wheats, tecause their quality "a superior and
the recent advance in English prices although
small, indicates that the inferior Wheats, which
have been weighing down prices, arc consumed
sufficiently to relieve the markets from their de-
pressing influence"
The total anmber and value of each kind Of
farm stock in January, 1865, are stated as follows
Horses, 3,74O93 value, 1902 A25 499. Mules,
247,553 value, S25,O4l, 4ss Cattle and oxen,
:, O725gl value, Sls5, O9O Os7. Cows Sos 100
value, S2ll.7.s27l. Sheep, 95647,:69, value,
sl54s77, 400. Hogs, 1900, Ss7; value Sill, 1885,
Sls. Total value OF firm stock, 500 579, 100
The value Of the crops in February last was es-
timated At 81 5O4, 54S $50
Wool sill DO a gemunerative product uttil the
growth of cotton shall be IS great as it was in
1864 was I 800 SIS; ana estimating the average
weight of aeeces Of wool at four pounds the
wool clip Of 1865 will be ll46S9,U76 pounds,
showing an increase in one year of about seven
teen million pounds. Il is not considered prob
able that the foreign production Of cotton will
operate sensioly upon the wool market
The prospect Of abundant crops is gratifying.
The spring has been wet, and may have inter
Tered with the planting Of corn, sorghum, cotton,
sowing of fax, etc. This is the principal draw
back The winter crops have never sustained 50
little iujuty from the weather. Their appear.
ance and that Of the spring cereals are all tina,
can be desired. Maple sugar has fallen OIL
Live stock are in good condition, sheep especial
iy but hogs are very scarce. The number of fat
tening cattle are about twenty per cent less than
IN 1854
But the promise Of 1865 is gratif ing and with
plenty Of food, aud the labor in the armies re.
stored TO the farms, the country can joyfully be-
gin its return to that high state Of prosperity
which formerly abounded.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-16
BrRoLARIrs. ...About wedpe.day mldnIrht.

buRdLARIEs. About W ednesday midnight, or yes
terday morRiug early, the auction aud commission
house oil Messrs. Rogers, Adams y Co, Fifteenth ST.
uear Main, burglari0usly invaded by front win
dow, and robbed Of varied assortment Of goods,
amount aud value not yet known. The thieves must
have carried their plunder away IN vehicle, II they
took much.
The same night, and about the same hour the tailor
lug establishment of + II starke Main street, between
lih aud 18th streets, entered by the aud rob
bed OF about 5000 worth OF cloth belonging 10 Mr. T. b.
Spence, formerly located at the corner Of Main and
Governor streets.
lesloId1y morning ~ was aseer!alned from the guard
them and that they were negroes. Having no authO-
rty 10 arrest them they did not modest them.
The same night, OF yesterday morning, one OF the
vessels In the Dock was boarded while the Waterman
asleep aud robbed OF several OF clare wine
and other articles,
We heard OF robbery In Manchester and several in
Henrteo hGt We could get no trace OF them.
The Mayors Court abolished, rObbeTies may be eN-
nesied y flourish Tor & time.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-16

JtRfsDIcTIOx or THE Court OF CoscILIArIOS.-
Some questions Of Importance mooted during the
sitting Of the Court yesterday, involving the ques-
ton of the jurisdiction Of this Court and from the in
timation of the Judges II appears that the Court may
entertain all suits involving the question Of Indebted
ness p non whether arising upon CONTRACTS expressed
or implied created other anterior subsequent since
the war In the city Of Richmond and counes Of Hen
rico or Chesterfield. Other questions the same sub
ect matter were discussed by learned COUNSEL but the
Court preferred 10 decide the points raised Lord
Coke said, when they should arise
Is proper, however, state that the Court advered
TO Its opinion heretofore rendered. that all contracts
made anterior To tue issue and circulation OF COnfede
rate treasury notes were payable either In specie or
Federal currency, at the option OF tie parties.
We give the foregoing as peculiarly Interesting at
this time. The cases tried aud disposed were on the
same principles OF those heretofore reported
Court adjourned until to-day at IL A. NJ.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-16
AUcTloS SALE OF GROCERIES. yesterday, Messrs
Au.lIl.us nncLinnnnr. MaIn MN

AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES. y esterday, Messrs.
Tardy Williams, aucOneers, Main street. held their
weekly sale OF groceries, &c Bidding was more spir.
tied, buyers plentiful aud prices showed a
slight Improvement on those OF last week. Some OF
the goods were damaged. The following were the
quotations for the principal articles Mean cheese
$50 called by the gHcoueer 10 &C. per pound ground
spice ~ to l9c mustard 25c canned to I've per
sn sardRes 20 to 2c ginger cakes and crackers goo
bhs Sold il to 81 per bbl raisils AT the rate Of ~
Der box English waluus II l2 to l5c. n figs 10
2sc per H. prunes &c. per 10 damaged; indigo (com-
monJ 81 lie. per d. adanautiue candles - 2 to 24c
Rio coffee 80 Lee, whisky ~ 50 ~ per gall
brown sugar - d per l0O b cotton yarns dam
aged 81 20 TO ~ 70 per pad dried beef IL 10 lOc; but
es 7c lard 10 Lee bacon sides Is 3sc soap l-2c
10 lle quality; hour superhne - 81 IL TO - o.
per bb nails - IS per keg herring ~ % TO - per bb
ground alum ~ ~ per sack.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-16

.,lsatASktsssIts siisa sQllsy {! lsssNsltsaa
n ~ FIsStS sbbtshsp6 hi; lIsrasfSphi Il shftst
ans reyoidslsn anu tlsanlQn, as remedy against
Conservatism, reason and law
This is but one of the many indications that
var has teen declared against the President BY
The radicals. We suppose it will rage iurlOus'y
SnriDg his term. We are inclined, however, to
think that nothing very serious viii betall the
prs-iaept from thai no itiity. On the contrary
we believe it v III be greatly to the advantage Of
his Administration
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-16
CONFEDERATE PRISONERS On HARRIS
IsLAND-DEATHS AMONG THE VIRGIN.
IANS.
,rrsspondencs Of The Tlia.l
W. - - WV ~ 't9'l
NEW YORK, June ~. lS6,

NEW YORK, June IL, 1865.
have had occasion in prosecuting the work Of
the American Tract Society to visit among other
military posts that on Hart's Island, and by spe.
cial permission from government was allowed 10
see the prisoners Of war, who were retained there
aud 70 distributo 70 them the valuable and unsec.
tartan publications OF this Society. These have
been most gratefully received and carefully trea.
sured. The men occupy comparatively comfort
able cracks within an enclosure of nearly five
acres aud have access to the shore, where they
can battle or fish An abundant supply Of the
best cold water ia obtained from wells, and the
rations are the same as our own men nave.
The hospital tens are outside of the camp, in
peasant and airy location, from which, on all
sides. are fine views Of land or water scenery
Coffee tsa hOmny and other articles OF extra
diet are furnished 70 the patients, who receive ex.
cellent medical care from Or. Armour. | have
obtained from the courteous officer in charge OF
the prisoners list Of all the deaths of those from
Virginia, which append. Their remains have
been neatly inferred in Cypress Hill me terry 1t
il 10 be hoped that no additions 10 the list will
be necessary the recent order for the release of
prisoners will enable all 10 seek their homes:
j. Humphrey, both infantry, CO. c. April 10Th,
1856; b. +. Martin 9th CO. +, April Is Joseph
Z. wilkinson, l4th, co. d. April 20, Selin Slaugh-
ter. SD, co. ID. April Goth; Benjamin r. Duff
Sturdiyant'S battery April 2Sth w F. Clarke
Coils battery May It'll, Lewis Carver 18th bat
terry, Nays Joseph H. Anderson sth, co. C,
Nav IL; Vim. CTowder, Lucas battery, co. A,
May II, N. H. Bouldin, 9th, co. +, May S.
d. Tolan, 57th, CO. 4, Nay 8; J. A. Duff; saith
co. ID, May IA; W. r. sutherd, 9th, co. I, May
n. Michael McCarty, Ist battery, co. f. NAV IS ;
B. F. Matt ocks. Sd battalion, Petersburg reserves,
co. L, CO. Z, May IS; W. P. hogan, SD, co. \.
Nav 20 VIM. Branhan, 46th, CO. l, May -; A.
:. HazlegroVe, 18th, e.. /, May %; G. W. Litten,
18Th, CO. q, May % J. b. Hair, citizen of Peters.
burg, May 90: q. T. Finch, 10th artillery. co. d,
May % A. Mccain, 59th, co. Z, May 20, resi-
dence Harpers Ferry; A. S Baxter, citizen, June
/ Hudson Novel;, 18th, June 6 John Cabbage
SD, June 8. Respectfully,
b. 4. EASTMAN,
Army Agent,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-16

THE HOUSE going mp right over shoekOe Creek, at
Franklin street, will be OF than house built
upon sand, should great freshet, such rs We have
above the level Of the street The party to whose
terprise this novel improvement evidently did
not know this, appreciate the angry volume of
ter that sometimes PUSHES down that historical
When such event occurs, the proprietor aud his
goods will be In danger Of being submerged or swept
away down to the dock
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-16
A MARkEr CAsE. Yesterday. Jame. p. Tyler. on

A MARKET CASE. Yesterday James p Tyler, Clerk
of the Second Market brought before Captain OCou-
NELL District Provost Marshal one Robert Howard,
upon the charge Of buying twenty chickens in the
market sell again, In violation OF the market
ordinances Uf 1850, no city ordinance enacted suisse
queut being recognized.
The Provost Marshal ordered tho eoDlscaion Of the
chickens and warned Howard TO the effect If he came
there again he would not only eon1scate his property
but set him work in the ehain gang. Capt 0'Coi
nell relieves Col Smith In the district aud he will
nd 10 the disposition of the heretofore heard
the Mayor Of the city.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-16

THE NEW TARIFF OF TOLLS on goods, wares, mer-
chaudise, &c, passing the lock gates OF the Rich
mond Dock, went into effect the 10th of June. The
rates nearly the same that existed prior TO the
war. Every vessel and boat that enters the dock has
TO pay two dollars. fne of not less than $50, nor
more than Sl0O is enforced upon any Captain, owner
of any vessel, who violates any Of the provisions OF
the act OF Incorporation.
list of the tariff Of tolls be obtained upon app
cation al the office of the companY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-16
NEEDS ArrESrIoS.-we have been requested

NEEDS ATTESrON-We have been requested
by several citizens residing near the First Market
to ask the attention of The military authorities,
having the sanitary measures in charge, TO the
condition Of the cellars of the houses on Frank
lin street. recently overtowed by the rain-hood in
Shockoe Geek. When the water receded, de.
posit of mud and filth was left in these cellars.
and the people living near by have well.founded
spprehensions that a pestence may be engen.
dered If the cellars are not ceaued out. The
Health officer Of the city, just appointed, will,
doubtless, make an examination OF the premises,
and report to the Provost Marshal.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-16
HOMICIDE or WHITE MAS BY NEGRO. --Yeslerda,

morning, between aud 10 o'clock Dallas Davis color
ed cook on board the excursion Str Florence Franklin
from snow Hill, Nd, had difficulty with John HUT,
white man, and deck hand on board the steamer
During the alteration the negro drew large knife
md stabbed HUT in the left SIDE OF tho neck striking
the jugular vein and producing death In few mo-
menls. Davis arrested by the Provost Guard aud
committed to Castle Thunder. We were permitted by
Lieut. Martin, In charge, TO have interview with
the prisoner, He was mOrose, aud mad not much 10
say lilo Is desperate, villainous looking negro, one
cal Culhted to commit Just such deed.
The deceased was from Snow Hill, but We believe,
leaves no family.
The Florence franklin brought an excursion party
from Snow Hill to Richmond, and TO have sailed
again at noon yesterday. The bloody event may de-
tain her.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-16

DRY GooDs -Messrs. Hanes 4 Co. had a large and
successful sale Of Dry Goods. The following were
some Of the prices obtained BalmOral skirts 81 30 to
~ 5O Lena goods 90 to &c., ladies' coaks - TO S. by
dOz cambria pocket hkfs 81 80 to - per dOz; white
shirts 80 so 10 2 per doz annel goods 20 to SOC per
yd ladies' white hose Al SO 10 - 50 per doz cassmeres
lculton % to 4Dc per yd cotton prints ID PIC alpaca
81 l2tO 4sc; deanes l2 to Soc long cloth 81 to doc
cambrics 10 TO soc ward.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-16

PLENTY or CANDIDATES. lit was a common observa.
iOn during the war that in the event Of the failure Of
the Confederaey scheme few II any persons Of respec
liability could be found In the South who won ia accent
Federal State Offices. This was Nj eggreeioas error
The applications for Office almost unexampled
For every berth there Is cloud appcants and tbis
Is especially the case IN respect 10 Stale onle-.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-16

THE CONDITION or THF CONFEDERATE SOLDIERS, now
returning to Richmond in considerable numbers from
the NORTH Is the subject Of much commseratiOh on the
part ot citizens who have not the the ability
10 relieve them. The Mayor says he is powerless 10
effect any relief In the present. condition OF municipal
affairs If any relief is 10 be afforded, Il must result
from the spontaneous act Of the citizens themselve
In this emergency would call the attention OF the
military authorities to their fOrOn condition, and iu-
cite relief through the Christian and Relief Commits
siOns that have already done much toward the relief
OF the distressed.
The returned prisoners are landed here without a
place where TO TepOse their limbs almost without food
eldihing.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-16

REVIVAL OF TRADE. The merchants Of the city con-
tend that trade aud business is revviug from the de-
preston Of last week and the consequent decline in
the price Of staple goods Gold having gone and still
going up, would naturally put up the price Of goods,
Again, impOrtatious To drugRed market have almost
ceased, merchants not being willing Tor the sake OF
the city, TO import aud sell at sacrifice AT the
ton sale OF Messrs. Rogers, Adams Co, on Wednes-
day, goods of prime necessity aud first quality ad-
vanced and two cents upon former quotations.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-16

TAXING CARE OF Ora APPETirKs LII the quantity of
food and drink the tradesmen of the North are
rushing into the city be an indication, they give us
great credit for bbuOus aud gastr0nomic habits The
quantity Of liquors, fine whskys, brandies and wines,
imported to Richmond, Is enormous. Five hundred
kegs and half barrels OF lager beer have been drunk
mp at house since the occupation OF the city Aud
the swing goes on In an equal proportion nj other
looms We have become a nation OF beer drinkers.
We are glad 10 il, and hope 10 the day when
beer will have succeeded whisky q beverage.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-16

sTRucK ny Az HONEST INPrLsE.-- "Wednesday, Mr..
Wv. Wallace, citizen, was robbed OF a valuable
gold watch aud chain, at the auction house of Messrs
Hanes 4 Co. Yesterday the watch aud chain was re-
turned to the loser, the party who took the jewery
only begging that he might not be exposed nor brought
10 punishment. The loser promised him, and lac went
ON his way rejoicing.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-16

CUTTING OFF CONFEDERATE BUTTONS. sly esterday the
street guards engaged in the work Of stopping
Confederate officers and soldiers the street. aud re-
lievng their garments OF the obnoxious Confederate
button An order issued some time ago in regard
the dOfng Of the Confederate insignia OF rank aud
the authorities, doubt think that time enough has
elapsed to enable all concerned to get rid Of objection
able clothes and buttons. The eolOred men who sport
ed coats and buttons Of the description were
treated Ia the same way.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-16
The CRY Markets were not so abundantly supplied

THE CRY MARKETS were not so abundantly supplied
yesterday, in consequence of the heavy rain storm
the previous evening aud night There was plenty o
every marketable commodity, though fresh meats
and--w The theory that gained great ereaenCe du
ring the latter part OF the war, that Virginia was
hausted that the products Of her soil not abun
dant enough To feed her people, IL exploded by this
superabundauce that teens from her generous lap.
enough not only TO feed the citizens but the many
thousand strangers now In the city aud State.
Emphatically, "Old Virginia never tire"