The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-21
ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS.
Wanted All Governors Of Virginia, COL
Onial and Others.
GOOD RE .IPE FOR Picked ONIONS.
When the Richmond Railway and Elec-
trio Company Began Operations i'm Rich
mond- courteous Reply to Cues
ton Regarding the Family Album.
Here They Are.
surry. Va. Nov. 2,

Surry. Va, NOV. 2 1877.
Editor OF The Times:
WIFI you please publish n complete list
OF the Governors Of Virginia from the
time Of the first settlement at jamestown
up to the present. In doing so you will
greatly Oblige me. II 1 can do you a
favor let me know.
The list is as follows: Edward Maria
Wingfieid John Radcliffe, John Smith.
George Percy, Thomas West, Lord Del
AWARE. Thomas Dale, George learoley
Samuel Argal. George Yeardley. Francis
Wyatt. George Yeardley. Francis West,
John Potts, John Hcrvey. John West.
John Hervey, Francis Wyatt, William
Berkeley, Richard Kemp, William Berkeley,
Richard Bennett. Edward Digges, Sam
uel Matthews. William Berkeley. Herbert
JcHries. Henry Chicheley. Thomas Lord
Culpeper, Henry Chcheley, Lord Howard,
Of Efingham. Nathaniel Bacon. Francis
Nicholson. Earl Of orkney, Edward
Nash Edmund Jennings. Robert Hunter,
Alexander Spotswood Hugh Drysdale.
Robert Carter, William Gooch. John
Robinson. Sr.. Lord Albemarle. Louis
Burwell. Robert Dinwiddie. John Blair
Francis Fauquicr. John Blair, Narborne
Berkeley de Boteto't. William Nelson.
John. Lord Dunmore. Patrick Henry,
Thomas jefferson. Thomas Nelson. Benja-
~.
Randolph. Beverly Randolph. Henry Lee,
Robert Brooke. James wood James
Monroe, John Page. William II. Cabell,
John Tyler. James Monroe. George W.
Smith, James Barbour. Wilson c. Mich
oas. James =. Preston, Thomas NJ. RAN
dolph. James Peasants. John Tyler. Will
liam r. Giles. John Floyd, l.. w. Taze-
well. Wyndham Robertson, David Camp
bell, Thomas W. Gilmer. John NJ. Patton.
John Rutherford John NJ. Gregory,
James Mcdowell William smith. John
Il. Flody. Joseph Johnson, Henry a.
Wise. John Lctcher. William Smith, Fran
els n. Pierpont. Henry II. Wells. Gilbert
G.. Walker. James J.. Kemper. +. ". VI.
Holiday. William f. Cameron. I'itzhugh
Lee. Phillip W. Mckinney, Charles I.
O'Ferrall.
Thank you, II. j.. when you can do us
a favor we shall not be backward in COM
ing forward.
4 subscribers Courtesy.
McRaes, Va.
Editor OF The Times:
Gentlemen;-T noticed I'm Sunday
Times you wish to know where the
Family Album can be obtained. so as
TO inform a lady i'm Nath c. II she
Will enclose L. cents i'm stamps 10 the
Pennsylvania Publishing Company, 1920.
Arch street. Philadelphia. Pa, they will
man n. MRAE.
We are indebted TO our friend for the
information so courteously given.
"olcrrd hasonic bodir>.
Please tell me how many colored Ma
sonic bodies there are in the United
States. T.. L. ,.
Louisa Courthouse.
There are thirty-one grand lodges in
the United States. according TO the latest
statistics to which We have access.
spindle, IN Operation.
Please state how many cotton spindles
are now in operation in the world. ana
oblge +. >. SN ASh l.
There are 9ig9iO00 now in operation,
~opresenting Great Britain and the Con-
tinent. tho United States and the East
Indies.
To Pickle Onions
VIII you kindly give a recipe for pick
ling onions in your morning issue. ana
oblige, SUBSC iSl DIN
The following is Mrs. Cringan's recipe
the best OF which we know.
Peel the onions (Which should be white
ones and not too large: put them IN n
brine. that will bear an egg, for four
davs. Change the brine twice. The last
dav boil them i'm the brine for Few
minutes Throw them at once IN cold
water. and leave for four hours Pack
in a jar. putting ia a layer OF onions
three blades Of mace, three tablespoons
OF brown sugar. one tablespoon or pepper
corns. and one-half teaspoon OF cloves
totU,een each LAYER. Pack the jar three
fourths full: III up with boiling vinegar