A Louisa County woman could be sentenced to up to 160 years in prison after she was convicted Monday of dealing psychedelic drugs and marijuana at a weekly "pop-up farmers style market" in the county.

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Louisa Deputy Commonwealth’s Attorney Robert Wood added that this “psilocyn” is known colloquially as “magic mushrooms” or just mushrooms. It is an illegal psychedelic drug.