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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-17

LONDON, March I6.-Tne DuDIIh cOTTe'
spondent Of the Times says: "As an evil
dence OF the change which has come over
the minds Of the people in the west OF Ire
land since the repressiye action OF the Gov
eminent, when the relief party OF Orange
laborers arrived at Balkinal to work fol
Canon Fleming, the Protestant rector, Ia
borers who had previously refused TO work
asked to be reinstated."
A telegram from Loughrea states that 1--WE
policemen have been dispatched by specia
train In all haste TO ClIffden district, wher'
a disturbance has arisen between the Catho
| lies aud the Fleming Relief expedition.
| is reported that one man has been killed
There Is very bitter feeling IN the dlstrlS
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Peaceful Policy Of the New Gar.

BERLIN, March 16 In Government cir.
ces here entire confidence is felt in the
peaceful policy OF the new Car. 1t Is
stated that he will shortly issue a manifesto
emphasizing his motto Peace and Econ
omy," and declaring bis Intention to devote
himself mainly to internal reform.
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Tn. work Greens slowly Along.

Editors Dispatch: We must appeal to
you to raise your powerful influence in be-
half of our sufierings-for such they are,
when the front street OF our establishments
are blocked for weeks because the con-
tractor does not put on sufficient force Of
men to pave this our leading thoroughfare.
In no other city OF one bali the size OF ours
would such state OF things be tolerated.
viz, that OF putting three men to pave a
street. Why, twenty would not be too
many, but would only facilitate matters.
We must have some redress. Our sales
show but too plainly how much this condl-
tlon Of things hurts traffic. and we are sure
is the rule not the exception. Do not desist
In denouncing this oldfogy way OF doing
things in months that few days can easily
accomplish, and you will do lasting favor
to many MAIN-STREET MERCHANTS
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Quesiions We Cannon Answer.

Editors Dispatch: You have sometimes
said some very kind things about the great
Chesapeake a0d Ohio Railway Company,
possibly you may be able TO explain how it
Is that this great corporation refused TO
make any reduction OF fare TO delegates at
tending the General Assembly Of the Pres
byterIan Church, which met In Staunton
last week, and refuses, also, to lessen The
fare 10 delegates attending the Baptist Gen.
eral Association OF Virginia, which meets
In Richmond this week, but does make
quite liberal reduction 10 delegates and
visitors TO the ResGiuster Convention. Ii
is all right to give the Readiusters special
rates to their Convention, but why are not
the Presbyterians and Baptsts OF Virginia
worthy the same consideration
StQunton, Va. WESLEY.
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MANCHEsTER AND VICINITY.

Brief HenS.-Tbere are two criminal
clses on the docket OF the Chesterfield Coun-
ty Court. They will probably be continued
until the July term. The September term
is the regular grand Jury term.
Edward Smith, o colored well.dlgger, met
with a very painful accident Yesterday.
While down In we'll on Sixteenth street,
at work, a brick fell upon bis bead, pro-
ducing a deep cash.
All the county officers elected In Chester
field last week, except one, are Democrats.
That one was white ReadiUster.
There was only one case on the docket at
the Mayors Court yesterday. That one was
continued.
Chief.of.Police Lipscomb carried Hamil-
ton McRae, the colored lunatic who was ar
rested Saturday night, over to the lunatic
asy lum Yesterday.
The clerk Of the Hastings Court issued
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POLICE CoURT.-Tbe following cases were
disposed OF yesterday:
Martha Bailey (coIored), creating dis
turbance in the neighborhood and alarming
Catherine KoppaI, and Joseph Koppal,
charged with assauling and beating Martha
Bailey. The cases were dismissed.
Belle Allen (colored) was fined s. for
being drunk and creating a disturbance in
the street.
John Brown, charged with feloniously
cutting George w. Childress with knife.
There was no evidence OF a felonicus as
saut. lie was fined IS and twentyfour
hours in jail.
Richard Chcatham (colorcO was fined
81 80 for being drunk and disOrderIy.
William III. Sutherland was fined so for
the driver OF his hack removing the bar
riers and driving on the paving being put
down by Alois Rick.
James McD0nou. h was iiHed 3 for his
driver leaving his team standing in the
street.
Ben. Adams, for being drunk and disOr-
derry on the street, was 1ned 81.
John Levy, for assaulting Patrick Taylor,
was fined g.
Pinkey Rose Thomas lcolOred), charged
with stealing a lot Of clothing from Lizzie
Jackson, was discharged.
Frank O'Connor, charged with assauling
and shooting at John COnatz, was sent on to
the Grand jury and baiIed.
Mollie White (colored), abusing and as
saulting Major u. Perkins. Case dismissed
at cost Of Perkins.
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speech of Hon. Jefferson Davis
AT THE UNWILLING OF THE JACKSON MON
MENT IN NEW ORLEANS.

AT THE UNWILLING OF THE JACKSON MoNU.
MENT IN NEW ORLEANS.
Editors dispatch: As very imperfect re-
ports OF the speech OF Mr.. Davis at New
Orleans were made in some OF the papers,
beg to send you uerbdiim rerott of what
he dtd say, which he has been kind enoue b
10 write out for me.
He was there by special invitation OF the
committee, and with no purpose OF speak
ing, but being vociierOusly and persistently
called for by the crowd, who seemed deter
mined to take no denial, he delivered his
brief address in the clear, ringing voice and
with the graceful gesture so characteristic
Of the man.
How any Confederate can find fault with
the spirit and tone Of The speech must con-
fess myself at a loss to see.
j. WILLIAM JONES.
Richmond, "a, May %, 1881.
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A PYTHIAN EXCURSION TO WAsBIyGTON.-
On Whit Monday, June 6h, Marshall
Lodge, Knights Pythias, will give a grand
excursion TO Washington over the Rich
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac rail-
road, and a splendid opportunity is offered
to visit the Federal capital and see its pub
lie buildings, among the finest In the world.
Europeans say Washington is the hand
soonest city in America, and those who have
not been there recently will be astonished
at It's growth aud beauty. The committee
will make the trip enjoyable to all. Re-
fresbments on The train at city prices. X.
J. Mcdowell will give information. Tickets
can be had Of the members OF the lodge.
The train leaves Elba at 5:45 A. NJ. and
Washington at 10 p. NJ.
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THE ALLEGED DUELLlsTs.-In the Police
Court Yesterday the case Of Messrs. Selden
Hobson. OF GoOchland county, and Jasper
Rowe. OF this city, charged with attempt
ing 10 commit breach OF peace by en-,
gaging in a duel, was called. IL appeared
from the evidence that misunderstanding
occurred between the parties on Monday at
a picnic at Maden's Adventure, which was
apparently settled amicably, but Sergeant
Hall, who went up with the picnic party,
seeing Hobson on the train during the re-
turn trip, aud having reason TO suspect that
the difficulty would be renewed here, swore
out warrant upon reaching the city and
arrested them. Bond was required OF each
in the sum OF $1,000 to keep the pace.
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APPOINTMENT OF CHESAPEAKE AND ONO
RAILWAY OFFICIALS AND LOCATION OF OF
FICEs.-C. w. Smith, Esq, general manager
of the Chesapeake and Ohio railway, has
made the following appointments, TO take
effect to-day: w. NJ. S. Dunn, general su-
perintendent; b. S. Fitch, general freight
agent; Ii. w. Fuller, general ticket and
passenger agent; John Mcfarland, super
intendent OF motive power; w. III. Lowry,
auditor Of disbursements; X. IL. Fisher,
auditor OF revenue; b. b. Weisiger, gene
raj bookkeeper; John Garrett, cashier.
The offices Of General MANAGER smith,
second Vice. President General Williams G..
Wickbam, and all Of the aforementioned
appointees except tue superintendent OF
motive power, will be located In the build
ing corner Of Main and Ninth streets, for
merlv occupied by the Piedmont and Ar
ington Life.Insurancc Company, Mr. Nc
Farland's office will be at the depot, cor
ner Broad and Union streets.
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EORTY YEARS EXPERIENCE OF
AN OLD NURSE.

MRS. WINsLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP Is the
prescription Of one Of the best female physi
clans and nurses I'm the United States and has been
used for forty years with falling safety and
success by millions Of mothers and children. from
the feeble infant Of one week old to ,he adult. IL
eorrects acidlty OF the somach relieves wnd-colc,
regulates the bowels, and gives rest, hesitn. aud
comfort TO mother and child. We believe . the bert
and surest remedy In the world In all cases Of DYS
EMERY and DiARBHEA In children. whether
arising from esing or from any other cause.
Full dire ctoDs foi using will accompany each bot
tie. None genuine unless The f1c simiis OF CUR
It's PERKINS is on the outside Wrapper. Sold
by all medcine.deaers. Twenty-Five cents bottle Z.
my 27.eOdlw
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We give below our monthly rccord OF sta.
tistics. They will be found to contain an
accurate summary OF the transactions under
the respective heads for the month past:
METEOROLOGICAL.
The subjoined table gives the readings Of
the thermometer, the course OF the wind at
sunrise. and the amount OF rainfall for the
month OF May. The readings Of the ther-
mometer were taken In an elevated portion
OF the city, free from any influence Of re-
fracted heat, and from French instruments,
showing the highest and lowest points OF
the mercury during each twenty-four hours.
II Is believed that no better situation for
observations OF this character can be found
In our city. They have been carefully
noted, and are believed to be absolutely cor
rect:
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REAL EsTALE SALEs.-H. l.. Staples IL Co,
real estate agents, have recently made the
following sales OF city real estate: Lot on
the south side OF Grace street near Laurel,
fronting so feet, for S1,950 house and lot
on Fifth street near Baker, for SG00 lot
fronting GS feet On Franklin street near
Shafer, for S4,0S0; lot fronting 30 feet on
Reservoir street near Wallace, for S2l0: lot
on Nicholson street, in HenricO county, for
SIS; house aud lot on First street near
Byrd, for $500; house and lot on Main
street near Cherry, for $1,000; lot on Clay
street near Eighth. % feet, for $1,000; lot
fronting 80 feet on Ashland street wear
Washington, for S7j; four lots, 'front.'
ing los feet on Taylor street, for S2Sf 20 (;
seven lots. fronting 2l0 feet on Ashland
street, for S522; six lots, fronting $50 feet
on Staples street, for SJ3l; six lots, fronting
$50 feet on Staples street. for $40.
Messrs. II. B. Chafiin Il Co., real estate
agents, sold on yesterday the beautiful little
home OF Mr.. =. Hotties, containing % acres,
about two miles from the city, for $4,000
clsh, to Mr.. w. Lewis, OF Essex county,
Va.
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A SERIOUS ANYoYANcE.-Mention has
heretofore been made In the Dispatch OF the
loss of fowers from the front yards OF pri-
yate residences in different parts OF the city
by the depredations OF thieves. On sixth
street from Clay TO Leigh nearly all the
Yards have been visited recently by these
despoiIers. and literally stripped Of their
doraI ornamep's. The thieves have actually
had the impuden,s TO invade the premises OF
our worthy Chief Of Police" boarding the
lien in his den," as it were. These public
pests should be severely deIt WITH when
caught.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-01

The Delaware Ledger reioices at Chand-
ler's rejection and says Senator Bayard
did good service In leading the Democratic
forces to the rejection OF William f. Chand-
ler."
They were having a family set.to, and she
asked him II there was anything In the past
that he would like TO recall, and he heart.
Iessly said, Yes; the day you first refused
me.'
United States Fish-Commissionef George
G. Davenport arrived In Steubenyiiie, o.,
last Friday with four cars containing one
million Potomac shad, which he empt.ed
into the river there.
II Mr.. CopkIing fails TO get back to the
Senate. there is one congenial field open TO
him. which he should not overlook. lie
will make q magnificent hotel clerk. ]
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THE BAPTIST GENERAL ASSOCIATION OF
VIRGINIA.-This large and influential body
OF Christians meet in this city to- might at
s o'clock in the Grace-Street Baptist church.
1t is composed Of delegates from district
associations, missionary societies, and
churches. Attorney.General James &.
Field is the president, and Rev. l.. j.
Haley the secretary. The are % district
associations. sos churches, with member.
ship OF 50, 204, and 3s7 ministers connected
with the General Association. These figures
do not include the cOIored Bapti>ts OF Vir-
gina, who are organized into churches and
associations composed exclusively Of their
own race.
At the session tonight officers will be
elected, committees appointed, and short
addresses delivered. All the meetings Of
the body are open to the public.
Delegates, on their arrival in the city. are
expected to report to the Committee on Hos
pitalities, who have fixed their headquarters
at the bookstore OF Thomas j. starse AZ
Son, No. 40j east Broad street. The trea-
surer OF the General Association, DR..
George b. Steel, has opened an Office at No.
72l east Main street. between Seventh and
Eighth. where he will receive moneys for
the several Boards OF the body.
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ORKNEY SPRINGS,
SHENANDOAH COUNTY, VA.

THIS DELIGHTFUL SUMNER RESORT will
op-n for The reception OF visitors on the 10TH
~ JI- Il. and win close late in October. This IS
one OF he most salubrions places In this country.
Win an altitude OF $500 feet above the level of the
IS renders ihe climate pecu isriv healthy and de-
nrh fa Besides The curative waters, Nature has
conferred upon this spot the mott attractive sur
roundIugs Of varied physical beauty with pure,
bfsciuc mountain air.
Ior htsllb. pleasure, and good living orkney is
u place.
f,o-c bathing. fishing. and huEting in season.
Foriv-fw0 10 fifty dollars per month Of thirty
thys. special arrangements WITH large party for
say Of one month or more.
1s.lm NJ. MTITIN. PrOpr,efOr,
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LECTURE on INSURANCE LAw.-The lec-
ture OF Samuel i. Paul, Esq, on this sub
ject before the law class OF Richmond Col.
lege, which was appointed for yesterday
evening, will take place this evening at O
O'Clock in the United States Court room,
having been postponed at the request Of
Professor Davies.
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CITY TAXES.

CITY COLLECTORS oFFGCE,l
RICHMOND. NiN 81, 1881. !
THI- OFFICE WILL BE OPENED
l. DAILY. between the hours of . O'Clock A. VI.
and O'Clock L. NJ from The l3tb la the 30.b Gay
OF June. inclusive, for the purpose of recey frOg
any person chqfged with CRY TAXES the whole
or ore hall Of tLe amount of tax charged.
TEN PER or NJ. VIII be added TO tie suoun' ot
tax charged IN every case where the party ssc,sed
shall fail TO pay the whole or one-hal: within the
time 50 limited.
Real estate agents and others having UI,u0 Der Of
bill. lOpty viii phase send lists, thar their Diib
may be gOit,n tOge her. PIopffty he'd 10 rust,
please give trustees names. A. X. WuOleDS,
T. lin collector,
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Personal AND BRIEF LocALs.-Mr. j. B.
Elan will continue under his own name the
reai-estate business formerly conducted by
the late j. A. Richardson, at No. 1ll3 Main
street, under the style of Richardson d Co.
Mr.. lam has been connected with the firm
for number OF years, and Is thoroughly
conyersant with the business. He will con-
tinue at the old stand.
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CARPETS. MATrINGN, &c.

HAVE JUST RECEIVED Ny SPRING
j. STOCK OF Go0Ds.-Chusse Nattiass. Q. all
grades; OH loths CARPETS, Rugs, snd Mats; >rsss
aud shadings OF all styles: COrriees Srd t.craise-
Poles-walnut, gilt, aud ebony Lace aud DaSssk
Work done IN town or country. Al orders pfoNDtiy
attended TO. A. JENNINGS, No. l3lt Asis street,
Richmond. Va ap ="
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PURE CATAwDA WINE at sl.5O per gallon.
PURE CALIFORNIA SHERRY at s2 per gallon.
PURE SPANISH SHERRY at $3.50 pei gallon.
PURE GREEN and BLACK TEAS at low prices.
PURE CHAMPAGSEs. FORTS, and French Brandy
at low prices. W. ID. BLAIR & 90. 1lCg Main ST.
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The WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy and warm.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 9 A. NJ. n: (:
Q a. NJ, 81; noon, IS; 8 Z. NJ, S6; 6 Z.
NJ, 50; midnight. "a.
Mean temperature, S03.
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EDUCATIONAL.
CAROLINE RICHINGS-BEK-

MAD. CAROLINE RiCHISGS-BER-
vi NARD viii be prepared 70 receive a hnri,cd
Tor MUSICAL INSTRUCTION nc her OWE aoas",
IN Richmond, Va, Tor the fai! AMI sirttr u
lssI.'s2, where they viii receive ihcrOoxh vocal
aud instrumental training under her rsfsons su-
perysion. and the comforts OF pleasant :, me.
Eiocuton, Italian. aud German taught II regaif'd'
mond, Va. my i6'sn
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR Te-DAY.-For the Mid
die States, cooler, partly cloudy weather,
local rains, variable winds, with slight
changes 10 pressure.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

BJ. On all sales of Real Estate made tetween the
1st Of January aud last OF June the taxes for Tie
present year have 10 be PAID 10y the purchaser. ON
all sales made between the lst of July snd last OF
the year the taXe- have 10 De paid bY the seller.
ITbs custom was adopted about fifteen Years ago
by all the real estate agents IN Richmpi T. and ap-
plies 10 Richmond and yicnty.l
JAS. MkCDDUGALL, log 4. NJ, positive slie o, q
large assortment Of crOckery.
GRUBBS Il WILLIAMS. > L. NJ, handsome build
ing lots Just beyond Monroe >duare, 90 the north
side Of Floyd street beeweeB Linden snd Poplar
streets.
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 A. W., horses. mules,
new and S, cont hand buggies phaetOns. rOcka-
ways, wagons, carts, &C., hack and hIrness,
stage cOacn.
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Editors Dispatch Is there no law In re-
gard to nurses blockading the streets with
baby.carriages; II so, why Is II not enforced
on Broad streety You can hardly navigate
for this ab0mlnable nuisance. In northern
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~ Slight rain during the day.
(2j Shower at night
(3l Heavy wind, thunder, and lightning at night.
a. Rain at night.
t5J Shower during The night.
t6) Shower during the night.
"a Light rain.
(sJ Heavy shower of rain, with thunder storm,
about s Z. NJ.
(9l Light showers in the afternoon.
Though there were number Of days on
which rain is noted, there was really hut a
very light fall, aggregating only LIS inches.
The quantity was so small that only three
measurements were made, as follows:
May g.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 80 Inches.
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ZEAL ESTATE AGENTS. de.
7 3. z J. 4 n,
tsUCCEssoR TO RICHARDSON & COL
Real ESTATE AGENT, AUCuCNFgR, AND
NOTARY PUBLIC,
ma MAIN STREET,

Thankful 20 nv friends and the friend ard "a
lron, of the lste hch1rdson 4 90 for their Kind
assurances OF continuance Ia me of Tbs very iJ-
eral patronage so long bestowed up0n said frii. ad
wi h confidence IN my abilliy, from an expe'ierc.
more Than eleven years past wit said drl ara
perfect amiistiy wish every depsfimsh 81 ne
business beg u announce 10 mem ard - ihe pn'
iic generally that shall here ftcF couducf. size
cessor - said Richardson q Co.. ant a. tks same
place. the REAL E-TATE BESlNf~- - ALI,
ITS BRANCHES, and shall faithfully sffety1r to
promote The lnteres, OF All who nsy iayo- q ~hh
their patronage.
Je I.Iw } p. ELAN.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done At the
DISPATCH PRINrING-HOUsE. Good work. low
prices, aud satisfaction guaranteed.
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CITY CIRCUIT COURT.-Tbis court met yes
terday after a recess of several days. The
attachment suits OF Hect d PutZel as.
Goldstein, and White Il Co. Us. Goldstein,
were heard aud dismissed on the ground OF
the existence OF prior liens on the property
OF the defendant sought to be attached.
To-day the calling OF the office.judgment
docket will be concluded.
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NJ. ELLYsoN CO., advertising agents. insert ad.
vertisements in all Of the newspapers of the United
states at publishers rates. Orders left a. the Die.
patch eounting-room will receive prompt a,tep.
tion
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cities II is not allowed, and should not be
allowed here. They 90 as many as five and
six abreast. Let the Chief Of Police con.
slider the matter and put stop to II.
BROAD-SrREBT MERCHANT.
May 81, 1881.
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CHICK CIGARS, SC.

OUR LEADING PHYSICIANS ARE CALLING AT.
TENTIoy 10 the ruinous effects upon the complex.
ion Of cheap soaps made from impure material. The
old Brown Windsor OF J. 4 E. ATKINSON IL made
from the best and purest materials and Is exquisite
ly sceuted
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-01

The MOONLIGHT ExcURsIoN.-The moon
light excursion OF the l.. Y. F. Social Club
of Church Hill down the james will occur
tonight. This opportunity TO enjoy the
cool, inyigorating river breeze will doubt
less be embraced by many.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-01

GUNNER BOARD.-WIll take limited
- number al FAIRVIEW, Orange county. Large
brick dwelling. and lawn beautifully shaded. De-
pot Of lhe ". e. and V. VI. road. al post Office In
sght. stage nasses daily from G0rjonsville scene
" Due. For further information and terms, ad-
dress WILLIAM II. LYME.
ny 25-eOd5t Fmbrey's. Orange county. Va.