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Tho ICInil You lliuo Always nought, uul which has been
in use for over yo years, li:is lmrno the hijrinituro of
-? ami hait been mailo utidi-i- his per.
y J--t1: , s,,,l' supervision slneo lis 'inliiucy.
vSvr. '-cCSWl. Allow no one tinh-rcli-Dyim in this.
All CnuiiferlV'iN, IiiiHa(ioiin,.ul'Jiis(-as.(,-(ioil"am lint
I'Wpi-rinu iiM Hint trlllo with ni.d ciulanirer tho hi'allli of
lnt'uiits mid Children Hxnerieuvo ajjainst Kxperiment.
What is CASTORIA
C'ustoriii Is a harmless fnilistituto for Castor Oil, Inro
porie, Props mill Soothing S'i'ps. Tt Is I"oiis;int. It
contains ncillii r Opium, Dlmpliiiio line oilier Nurcolio
substance, its nt'o in Its ft'iaranteo. It destroys WornH
and nltays l'evertsiiiies". It cures Di.irrlima and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
mid I'lntiilcucy. It assimilates the Coin', regulates tho
Stomach anil liimcK, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's I'anacea-Tlio Idol tier's Friend,
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
The Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
TMf CCTUH COMPANY, TT MUNftAf ITNttT. MIW VOHH CITY.
PLAIiUE A FOSSllilLITY.
II. S. Public Health Authorities
Wire State Hoard to Make a
Wat Survey of Seaport Towns
- I'eileral Aid will Probably lie
Asked to Assist ami Supervise
This Sur ey in New Hern ami
Wilmington.
I'l.igue in Norih ( '.urolitui is a
, pnsvlhhty. In I hi ii is mi iinun-
ncm lli.il m Surgeon I icnenil of
the l'. S. I'ul-hc 1 1 u . 1 1 1 1 1 Service ,
has ju-.t sciit l)r. 1 v : 1 1 i k 1 1 1 , secretary '
nl liir Stale I '.ii.ii il ul i le.ilili l he
; foliowm;; iclegi'.im:
"Two liuin.ii! eases nl suspicions
j btiln it . is: plague have been reported
li'oin Ni;w Orleans by the Louis- !
i.ina Stale heahh atithorilies. Im
i mediate steps are being taken by
this Service to make bacteriological
j continuation in view ol possibility
i iri its spread. It is recommended
th.it you begin a rodent survey
with bacteriological examination
of all captured rats and extermina-
! tive measures at till potas in your
j State in order to discover plague if
ii exists and to lake proper meas
ures for its eradication prior to the
appearance of human cases. If the j
New Orleans cases are confirmed
service will lake measures ucces- j
sary to safeguard other places."
THI-V ALL SWIM, j
I
GOLDEN THREADS.
If We Reach the Shining Shore
We Shall See As We Do Not
Now.
What is more Refreshing
iliart an ice-cold plass of Tea? The rich anther
color of Banquet Brand India and Ceylon is oh.
tained ly using only the choicest varities from the
highlands of India and Ceylon.
has been believed impossible
Such
heretofore!
Steep Banquet Brand India and Ceylon for only lour min
utes and realie how good your T ea can be. At your grocer's
in pounds, halves and quarters sanitary air tight tins.
FOR SALT HY
tt. M. I'urnell, M. S. Mounicasile,
I.. J. Moore, Roanoke Supply Co.
Wyche, Bounds & Co. Hagle Cafe.
J. Ii. Boyd, R. A Cheek.
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Capital tii Surplus. $55,000. V
4 turuvrr :t yenrn tin institution lias provided lutnking faeililic for W I JI A M'YAN
this section. lis stockholders and mliei n. are iilentnied illi Hie l.usi- I ; "
uess interests of ll;llil':l .in. I Niirtliampton comities. ! , ,,
A Navuurs lirparimciii is iiiainianu-.l l,u t ) ln'iielit of nil nlm desire I Secret, -try l.ryau, in one ot
to deposit in a sm nil's Hunk In this Ivpaituieiit uiteivst is allonud as I us eluiiiii'iit ( 'liautauqua inl
follows: . ... ,
Kor lleposils alloe,l to re main llnee months w li.ne.er. 'J per cm. Si v I 'II esses, h.-i I ol ill II II ken liens:
months or lonirer. . 'I per cent. Twelve inoiithsoi loinrer. I percent ' Ireqiient cause of drunk-
Auv iril'orinatioii ill he liiinishea on aiiiilieaiioii iii ihe laesi.l, ntoi ( asliiei ., , , ,
M ! eniiess is t he desire to drown
CRBslliKSI VII K -1 H K -1 1 K s. I ,-lllKII. SelfOW No SOITOW Cilll lie
V. V.. IIAMI'L, W. II. SMITH. .1. (I. IMIAKK, , '. ,, , . ,
I., c nwM'Ki; Teller I drowneil. tlniimai. iii any such
i way
lilUKCTiiliS W. I;, Simtli, W. K. Oainel. .1 (I Hiake. W M. c.lien, I ... . ,, . , .. ,
K. T. Hailicl,.! I.. S.,hel,l, W. A .Pierce. H. II. Zollicllel. .1 . W. sI,-,Ilt j " ' 'iil'ls 1 loilll'l a
, , j - mi i sii n lC voitng friend sealed
T f W T M T f 1 on a cafe terrace swallowing
m n iv i i i a, i n ill!
MAM I-'AlTl'llKlis (If
Building Material for Modern Homes, Sash, Doors,
Blinds, Mantels, Door and Window Screens
MAHK TO OliliKIt AM' liKUl' I.Alt STOCK SI.KS.
Oood Materials, High (Irade Workmanship Our Slogan.
Weldon, N. C.
When lour Blood Is Eight,
Tour Whole System Is Eight
If You Have Any Blood or Skin Disease
Do Not Delay until it is too late hut Order
THE
TO-DAY !
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ass aft
iniedlv.
"Jlv hov." I c
earl h are vim duin ':"
''.My onn friend
eeMuiv of ilespair, and
up at nie with bleared
rowful eves, he replied:
"Mr. l'rvaii. I am tryinjr to
drown a care that has learned
to sw im." New York American.
absinthe
what on I
l
made a i
I, looking j
and sor- ,
FROM THE DEPTH.
Stir
"Do you know what is good for a sad, troubled heart?
Is there not some remedy for its smart?
Is there not a cure for this torturing pain
That will lessen the ache make ii tranquil again?"
1 asked the Sage. He turned and smiled,
As he softly answered, "Yes, my child."
"Do you know whai is good for a soul's unrest--By
worry convulsed, or by fear oppressed?
For it.s agony what will bring relief
What will temper its hurt and assuage its grief?"
And he smiled, as he answered low,
"Panacea for every ill I know."
"Then speak, tell me quickly of something, 1 pray;
Thai I may apply, and this heart-pain allay;
Oh, give me some balm, that its calmness may roll
O'er the turbulent waves of my anguishing soul."
To my earnest appeal he gently replied
His words rang irue, as he came to my side :
"Go forth 'neaih the shelter of Patience's calm wing,
And breathe in the waters of Sympathy's spring,
Then bask in ihc sunlight of Love's genial rays
Move along the bright path of Mercy's sweet ways;
(live helpful hand lend pitying ear
Do kindly deeds speak words of cheer.
"Pluck the flowers of Hope which grow at your feet,
And scatter their fragrance o'er all whom you meet;
And, like the soft drops of the summer's warm shower
Or the morning's moist dew to the withering flower,
The grateful waves from each blest heart
Will flow o'er your soul and peace impart
"Your heartache will vanish and a leeling of cheer
Will reign in the space winch held worry and fear,"
I listen and thrilled; his words brought surcease;
To my heart and my soul came a deep, wond'rous peace,
Though dark the path in which I stray,
His words will linger and light ihe way.
A good bin It makes more noise
than great riches.
4$-
We were reading not long since
of a person who wondered wheth
er life had more of joy or sorrow,
more of care and trouble, than ol
happiness. So she resolved to
line the good days with gold and
the Kid days with black and at the
end of the year look them over
and see which had been her lot,
mure of joy or more of sorrow.
She found the good far outweighed
the evil. We think all of us would
find the same thing true of our
own lives. As a rule, we look on
the dark side of our own life and
on Ihe bright side of olher people's.
We envy the rich their ease, the
educated their opportunity, the
musician his popularity. We think
the well-dressed, the well-led peo
ple must be happy, especially if
they have fine homes well furnish
ed. We forget that there may be
skeletons in their closets which we
would dread to see in ours. If
we could adopt the prayer of Ar-,
gus as our own, "Give us neither
poverty or riches," perhaps if we
are just in that situation in life, it
would satisfy some of us, but not
all. We are not looking for the :
golden threads running through I
our lives. Sickness comes; we see j
no golden threads. Death claims
our loved ones, still all is dark to !
us. Adversity lays its hand upon
us and the gold is still hidden. But
there is a silver lining to every
cloud, and when once we note the
silver lining the golden thread is
again running familiarly through
our life. We may not see in this
world why our lives have been so
full of sorrow; why we have losi
our loved ones or why we have not
prospered, but if we reach the
shining shore we shall see as we
do not now, and we shall know
why God dealt thus with us.
SENSIBLE SAYINGS.
Head and Profit I herein
I he hcM Matured man d 'a ii
town is the mail who has women
folks at Inline to gt iiinl'lc at.
Most women prefer poverty wi
the affections of her husband to
riches without tlieiu
I lappiness is a pel hum1 : hn.li
one ciiiiio' shed ovet aiiothel with
out a lew drops falling on one's
sell.
Kindness will go farther and
bring us more h.ippiiiess in tins
world titan all the haughtiness
and asperity we can possibly as
sume. Oar preachers do not write so
many or so w ise proverbs as did
Solomon, but they have fewer
wives and belter children usually
The man who
I'WOITSSKl.N l. CAIiS
W Al l I I,' I I) AMI I.
Attorney -at I ,.'t ,
expects to gel
into heaven on his wife'
church
tlu
chickens he
taking awlul
membership, or
fed the preacher,
chances.
When you see a man w ho kisses
his children in public, you may be
pretty sure that he keeps the seats
of their pantaloons well dusted at
home.
To smile al ihe jest w hich plants
a ihorn in another's breast is to
become a principal in the mischief. ,
Nothing is so contagious as ex
ample; we are never either much
good or much evil without iiiina
lors. Wickedness may prosper for a
while bin in the long run, he who
, -,..,,..ie
:il II. ml:.
Wm. I.. KMGM I ,
Attorney nod Counsellor at -Law,
a I I I'n', i
l 111,.-, ii, U . I.,.,,. Ion,, . I ,i,.i Mn.M.ns
ISiismm poe, p: c an. I la.ll.Pillt al
len.le i I
iliOk'fil; t". (iHLLN.
AIIOIv-NLY-AT-LAVV,
Weldon. N. C.
lil.l.lOIT Ii. CLARK,
AlIOKMIY-AT-UAW,
IIAI.II'.W. N '
scls all knaves at work
them.
pay
Pu I h i ni I Iii- i'iuit 1 1 1 ' 1 1 .ill In . ;uni
Uiljniuiiu finiiitH". uinl !U I In- U
M( me t'uilll ul ll. i- Mulr. IitTi.il utlt'U
tion uut-ti Ui rulii'i'lionr uinl uun:il re
turn. Iti.U-ly
W.J. WAkD,
in-: vi i vi ,
(II I i K IN liAMKI. Ill I I.I ii M .
hl.lnl.N, .N.I',
A I. SCMISI.LR,
CIVIL lINUINLMik!,
Surveying a Specialty
I'liole- .'nl
N hMl'llh'IA, A.
I LV AWAY, Ll.Y.
le Marjoiie was t
her number work
. dinner lal
her mildly,
small sums
A SLVLKI: MOTMLK
A very estimable widow in Ger
niantown, Philadelphia, is the
mother of a son who has given her
much trouble by reason of Ins w ay
wardness. 'M am afraid," said a friend one
day, in speaking of the boy, "dial
you are not firm enough with
him. "
"On the contrary," said the
mother, "1 somtimes fear that 1
am much too harsh."
"Indeed !"
"Oh, I don't mean to say," the
fond mother hastened to explain,
"thai I have ever really taken any
summary action, but I have talked
to him a great deal."
"And what have you said?"
f i hy, I have said, Kichard,
i Kichard!' and other severe things."
' ! l.ippincoti's.
l.iti
alioiil
I'.iiiul
wanted lo lesl
"Can yon add
Kirlie:-"
"Yes, papa."
And can you sub-tract t
Take one iiiiiiiIh i from an
el-
"Yes, pupa. ' '
"Thai's nice, ,e,
mi' hear you do it.
there were four Hi
and I killed olle.
would he left :-"
" 'lie." wa- I lie l'ollil
spark line; answ er. " The
one. ' ' - New York I lobe.
Ilinii
It the
I). l. S TAIM5ACK,
NOTARY PUBLIC
And l ire Insurance.
l-iiaimki- Vus iMIisC -:- Uiljuii VI
uul papa -m
ii.
T. CLARK,
ith-
let
inn
mi a table
lew main
Now,
Suppo-
and
lead
A I TUKNLY AT LAW,
Aiai'iiN. N. r.
I'lacliees in llie conns ill llalilav and
.ioiiLiiiL' einiiiti' s aiel ii. Ihe -iipie'ne
cunt ol lie- -la'.i -prcal attention
cieti I ledums ami pioinii; ii-luins
G R b A 1 BARGAINS
IN IA I'LWITLHRS.
CASTORIA
For Infanta and Children.
The Kind You Hava Always Bought
t :tn tii'ii:-li
Bears the
Signature of
HOW CAN YOU TELL.
i-t
i
PUT HIS l:()l)T IN IT.
a Complete and Positive Remedy for
Syphilis, Eczema, Erysipelas,
Acne, Malaria, Rheumatism
And all other Forms of Blood and Skin Diseases
Hot Springs Physicians pronounce this the Greatest Blood and
Skin Remedy ever placed on the market.
Full Course Treatment-Three Bottles--$12.50
Single Bottle $5.
We Prepare a Remedy for Every Disease.
Write us your troubles. All Correspondence Strictly Private.'
HOT SPRINGS MEDICINE CO.,
827'.' Ceniral Avenue,
Hot Springs, Arkansas.
It's easier lo induce a man lo
accept a favor than take a joke.
STAND ON FEET
Mrs. Baker So Weak Could
Not Do Her Work Found
Relief In Novel Way.
Aoriaii, Mich. " I sintered terribly
with female weakness and backache and
pit . weiik that I
conlil liar'llv do in v
work. When I
washed niy dishes I
hail to si I down and
when 1 would sweep
the floor 1 Would (,'ct
so weal; that 1 would
have lo uet a drink
every few minutes,
anil hefore I did my
dustitnr I would hnvi,
to lie down. I eot
o poorly Unit my folks thought I was
poinft into consumption. Ono day I
found a piece of paper blowing nrounrl
the yard mid I picked it up and read it.
It said ' Saved from the llrnve, ' and
told what I.ydia E. Pinkham's Vegeta
ble Compound has done for women. I
showed it to my husband and he said,
' Why don't you try it ? ' So I did, and
after I had taken two bottles I felt
better and I said to my husband, 'I don't
need any more,' and he said 1 You had
better take it a little longer anyway.'
So 1 took it for three months and cot
well and strong. " Mrs. Alonzo E.
Bakk.r, 9 Tecumseh St., Adrian, Mich.
Not AYell Kiiouuh to Work.
In these words is hidden the tragedy
of many a woman, housekeeper or wnge
earner who supports herself and is of Urn
helping to support a family, on meagre
wages. Whether in house, office, fac
tory, shop, store or kitchen, woman
should remember that there is one tried
and true remedy for the ills to which all
women are prone, and that is Lydia E.
I'inkham's Vegetable Compound, It
promotes that vigor which makes work
easy. Ihe l.ydia E, Finkham Medicine
Co., Lynn, Mass.
How can you tell ? Your sighs of to-day
Tomorrow may end in a song;
And a blue will come to the skies now gray,
And the right to all the w rong.
then what of the long and cheerless night,
When ihe day dawns fair and ihe heart is light?
I low can you tell ? O, saddened heart !
Weep not those bitter tears,
Tomorrow your sorrow may all depart,
And a joy replace your fears.
Then what of the foolish tears which fell,
When all is well, when all is well.
How can you tell? when all is well.
How can you tell ? Your cares of today
Tomorrow may seem but a dream;
And all of tiie worries may lade away
Before a happiness supreme.
Then what of the cares of yesterday
When ihe heart is happy, tree and gay ?
WON 1)1: R WHAT SUK MEANT? You're Bilious and Costlvel
"Fred, do you remember where
you were in 1910?" asked the
bride of a few months.
"Why, no, dear, 1 don't re
member exactly," replied the
young husband. "Why do you
ask?"
"Why, I was reading today in
the paper that it is said that in
1910 one person in every S00 in
the United Slates was in prison."
1NSISTLI) UPON ACCURACY.
Footpad If you move you're
a dead man '.
Professor Your statement is
incorrect, my friend. If 1
move, I live! Pruy he more
careful in your assertions hero
after!" Philadelphia Public
Ledger.
Sick Headache. Had Hreath, Sour
Stomach, Tarred Tongue aud ludiutes
tiou, Mean Liver and Bowels cioirired.
(.'lean up tonight, llet a i.'ic. bottle of
l'r. kiiiK'n New Life Pills today and
empty the bowels of feruieuliug gassy
foods and waste. A foil bowel inove
niet gives a satisfied, thuukful feeling
makes you feel tine Elteetive yet mild.
Pon't gripe. '-Vic. at your druggist.
Hucklen's Arnica Salve for Cuts.
I Recently .Innes attended a
j fashionable hall. Muring the
: evening; he met a pretty voiine,
' woman dressed in -ol'l lilmy
i white, and weariiiLT ihe cutest
little slippers that ever encased
a dainty foot. Instantly the
.lones eye dropped in that di
rection. "Pardon me," apologized 1
Jones, bliishingjv, "il was very
rude of nie, 1 know, hut 1 could
not help noticing; your slip
pers," "1 see," smiled the youtii;
woman, jjood naluredly.-'Yliat
do you think of them!'"
"What do 1 think of them-"
exclaimed Jones with huxe em
phasis; "they are simply im
mense !" Pittsburg; Chronicle
Teleraph. Stops Neuralgia kills Pain
Sloan's Liliillielil Kiii-n lllMatll leliel
from Neuralgia or Sciatica. Il cues
straight tothe painful part-soothes the
nerves and stops the pain. Il is also
I,
M AKINd IT RMiMT.
Hilly (who is piiltinc;
lon Sunday afternoon i
play auto wun median
my, and you take a rid
me !
Mot tier wit h ,in ev
lift I gaiess not, dear
leally approve of plea
on Sunday.
Polly iiit'liT a moment of
earnest llniujrhll Hut ibis i-n't
a pleasure ride. We'll play
I'm taking you to see u a
moving- picture show of scenes
from the llible. Life.
el.. I i
mill I
ON,- I. "Ill
sale pi ie.
1,. one I.;
U I Is i
b.-ller ''n
ti.nn r.l"
In ansui
Ullli III.
of tl.i .-.
I-.- Tv,
!ia!: Ill,
,n -ale in.
Tatar n-
I 1 1 i ,01 -",
' le ;- :
any pi ice
ili'i'tliv
ol standard
a I "lice Men
Hen. lineal.
Ii, , l'.io.-s
el lease ll'om
;m- l.oll, Ihe
"injlit a
iilets hum
ii.ilai i!.,.lf-
11 .'lie leiltlll
I puces A
to -M-e A
The I'est
W ill he c'la.l
ciinneclhili
ell. I
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lip
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In
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ll l.'t'.lii
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lis iltl'l
U'll XnUv
obi' lain.
"ii-Ll atnl :UUv tin S.IIIU--
'-i'l..ini' ;! ;t In tii't mil',
i '"ii itlii'ii itinl w iiiiin
Kt t value t' r:u iv '1'vp1'
SPIERS BROS.
Most of us could do a lot
work while trying to dodge it.
of
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTOR I A
It may be 10 a man's credit
forget a lot that he knows.
Abuse is doubly painful when its
point is barbed with wit.
troutl fur K hen mutism, Sotv Throat,
C'ht'Ht Puiun ami Spawn. You don't
neett to rub it penetrates. Mr. ,1. H.
Swiuifer, Louisville, Ky., writes: "I
suti'eieil witlt a severe Neuralgic Heail-
ache for Tour months without any itv I
hef. I useil Sloau's l.ininient lor to
or three nights aud 1 haven't suli'ered
with my head since. " (Jet a hottle to
day. Keep it in the lumse all the time
fur paint ami all hurts. 'J.'tp.. TiOe. and
ft. at your dvutftst.
Ilueklen's Arniea Sale lor all hints,
Cnndron Cry
FOR FLEICHER'S
C ASTO R I A
THli NORTH CAKOl IN A
STATE NORMAL AND
INDUSTRIAL COLLEdE
Mamtametl hy the stale tot tin' women
of Not l h t 'antliiia. l ive leyulut eouies
lead lilt! to dt'Lrret s. Mei'':il i 'nui-ei !m
teuetier r'li'i' litillnn In w),,,
aL'iee to heeome teacheis m the state
I all N"sioii heir i us Sepiemher 1'ith.
t;tl I. For ealalok'ite and other mini ma
tmn, address
.11 1. U S I. i-tH sl'. I'rexi 1,-ni.
tiieenshoro, N. (
Tie North Carolina Collep of
Agriculture and necbacic Arls
Sale
KI PON. N .
for Taxes.
I wili sell al the eoillt imlls,, ,),,! u
Halifax. I' . en M .n.lav. Aneust :ii,,
I'll I. Ii.l cn-h. the I'ollowiiiL' ilescoheil
real '-sla'e in I'.ilUeru.in.l tnwnslep to
salisly la, s ami cesls l,,i il,,. v ar h'i:i:
I . I' Mm i is' eslale, 1 1 i aeies, In, nie
Unci. ami cosi. l '
W Ii I'ailia'n, -To acies. .hick-en
lainl. Ml .1-
I' I Mi" nine, I.ao-inli i Unci, spec
ill! school las ; i ni,
U MW-uM.
I UN I 'nlleciiil I'.lillenioi"! Tuw 11-hlp.
I stron
1 -L llorl
A good book
mind tonic.
is an excellent
Beauiy is nature's temporary
gift to the fair sex.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTOR I A
talc lii,lnslriali'ollei!c oil'cis
ironir conises in Airnciiliinc.
ortieulttue. Slock raisiiie-.liaii-,-.
inir. I'oiillry, Veterinaiy Meilieine: in
CimI, Kleetneal ami Mi'i'haincal Knui
llcei inir ; ill I lietnlsliv ami Hyellnr; In
rottori .Maiiul'acliiriiii;, anil in Auoicnl
tural teai'hiinr. foni ycai ennrses. "two
and one year Courses 'in Airi iculi m e ami
in Machine shop Work. I'acnltv of ill
men; 7ils students; '''i Iniililinirs;' excel
lent ctuipiiH'ntantl lahoraioi ics for each
department
On July !lth rounty Siipcrinlelidelils
conduct entrance examinations at each
county seat,
Por Catalogue write
K. B. OWI-'.S, Heiristiar,
Vest Kaleigh, N. C.
Wood's Seeds
Seed Potatoes
TOR FALL CROP.
The planting of Seed Potatoes
in June and July is increasing to
a wonderful extent. A great
many farmer9 claim that they
give better ciops planted at this
time than they do when planted
in the spring. Potatoes planted
in June and July mature in the
cool weather of the full, at a time
when they can be harvested to
best advantage.
The Seed Potatoes we offer
are put in cold storage early in
the season, so as to keep in first
class, vigorous condition.
"Wood's Crop Special"
giving prices and full information about
Late Seed Fotaloes and all other Season
able Seeds, mailed free on request.
T. W. WOOD 6 SONS.
Seedsmen,.- Richmond, Va.