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into operation, and will sontinue without failure.
fbe mail will be closed in Richmond on Tuesdays and
Saturdays al o'clock p M aud tho stage will start
o'clock A. NJ on Wednesdays and Sundays, and ar.
rive at Orange Courthouse Thursdays and Mondays
at o'clock A. M leave Orange Courthouse on Sun.
days and Wednesdays al o'clock p. NJ and arrive at
Richmond on Mondays and Thursdays at 8 p. NJ.
This line will form junction at Orange
Court House with the Ale xandra line of stage, carried
by William Smith to Lyoehburg-passpg, in its north
ern direction, Culpepsr Court House, Fauqusr Court
House or Warrenon-at which latter point, il will in
tcrsec with tho Winchester line-by which, direct
communication 10 afforded 10 the town OF Wheeling on
the Ohio river.
Al Louisa Couri-Houss. the Harrisonburg mail is
taken out from the Orange Courthouse mail and will in
some short time be carried by comfortable horse
stage, OF which due notice will be gven at present is
carried by horse.
The public are assured that the best horses and
most experienced drivers shall be constantly kept in
service, and every exerton used TO render the line
comfortable and expeditions.
Faro TO Louisa Court-H House dollars-to Orange c.
House 81 so eenis-All intermediate distances Ia
cents per mile.
Passengers will please apply for seats before o.
clock on Tuesdays and saurdays.-Stago Office at the
Washington Hoel. JOHN Nj. PRICE.
March IL. IOl-w6w
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TREASURY DEPARrMENT, 3ih Dec 1880.
NOTlCE 10 hereby given 10 the proprietos Of tbs
LIZ -Four and one hdV per cent stock, Issued 10 puf.
susnce OF an act OF Congress passed on the Sd Of
March, 1926 in exchange for stock bes ing an inie4
rest Of six per cent that the certificates OF tho said
stock, amounting 10 the whole to one million fire hum
d, ed and thiyfynine thousand three hundred and
thirty siS dollars and sfrteen cents will be paid on the
hrst day OF July, 1881, to tho propetors hereof
lher ega representatives., or attorneys, duly constitu.
ted on the presentation and surrender OF the said eer
ncstes al The Treasury, or at the Loan Office where
the came may stand credited.
Nouee is further given, that transfer OF the eerti
heates OF the said stock from the books Of the Treasury
or any Loan Office, will be allowed after tho FIRST day
Of June, 1881.
And also, that the interest all the certificates Of
the said stock, will and determine The 30ih day
Of June Aforesaid. ID. INCHAM,
See'ry Of the 7yeasug.
jan o. 73-lsm1a July.
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SIR CHARLES.-Ths dsting uished foal- getter
~ whose Colts are oftener winners, and more OF them
selling than those Of any other horses get 10 America
and at higher prices, will stand this spring. al my stable
10 the county Of Chesterfield, within one mile OF Moo.
dys averD,18 from Petersburg, and % from Richmond
and Is at bis stand ready to Mares Ihtr
fy Dollars the leap and Forty pe Dollars the season.
payable the 18th OF July next, when il will expire
Seventy Dollars TO insure mare, payable as soon
she 10 known TO BE in fo, parted with--One Dol
lar to the groom for each mare to be paid when she b
sent TO The horse. Pasursgs gratis, which for quality
and quantity, Is very desirable, being all well enclosed
and well wstered. Every care will be taken TO pre-
vent accidents, but no liability for any tina, may hap
pen. Servants sent will be found without charge, and
cents day.
My son Geo. ". Johnson will reside on the pIsnts.
lion, and will attend himself particularly TO all orders
Sir Charles Is full Is bands inches, is years old
THE spring, and OF hne chestnut colour; be was
IN higher health, nor was there foa-get
ter, nor was any horse ever admired for FORM
beauty, and commanding appearance. He bas been
30 sflen advertised, that consider II unnecessary 10
state again his numerous and successful races The
records Of the different Jockey Clubs will thew that
his Colts performing the Turf with unequalled
success, and by their performances doing much
sustain the high reputation OF their sire, who got
by Sir Archy, his dam by the imported horse Citizen,
who wac by Pasoet, he by Blank, snd he by Godo-
pbin Arabian; his grsnd-dam Communication, imported
Dare Devil, imported Old Shark, imported horse Old
FearDougb', imported more Jenny Dismal, got by.oId
Dismal. |" WIN. r. JOHNSON.
Chesterfield, Feb. 10. s9-@u6,bA
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BY the Gopernor Of the Commonwealth of Yirginia.
fl PROCLAMATION.

~|HEREAS information has been received by the
w Executive, from source to be relied on, tina,
on the III day OF December last near Warren, in the
county Of Albenarle, an attack was made Mrs.
Lenahan, widow lady. by muIatto man unknown to
her, Obviously with an intent of committing violence,
made felony by statute; and the said muatio has fled
from justice and is now going at large. Now, there
fore. l. John Floyd, Governor of the Common wealth
OF Virginia, have thought proper, with the advice Of
the council OF S,ate TO offer reward of fifty dollars
any person or psr'ons who will discover the pei pc
ra,or OF the assault aforesaid: Aud do moreover,
!quire all ocers, civil and military. and ex or the
good people of ihs Commonw salth to their best
endeayors TO discover the offender Aforesaid that he
may be apprehended and de alt with the law Directs
Given under my hand as Governor, aud under the
lSeaI.1 Seal Of the Commons ealth at Rich.
mond, this 22i day of March. 1881.
JOHN FLOYD.
The said negro dressed in half worn blue broad
cloth coat and paGtaoons red striped, and half.worn
fur'd hat, with kDapsack on his back and drawing
knife 10 his hand; fsah mark recoecied, unless
some scratches made by her in hi, face, which she
thinks she made; he is supposed to be about feet
or inches high well made, and dark mulatto
March 20. 10S-w4w
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AME HUNDRED OR FIFTY DOLLARS RE
" WARD-Ranaway from the Subscriber abo,,

" WARD.-Ranaway from the Subscriber abou,
Christmas, 1928, dark Completed woman. named
jimmy, eked about 23 years, Of common height and
size. l., thought that she has had enc or two chill
dren since she absconded; and supposed to pass a,
free person, and probably under the Disguise OF
spParel.-Cauion is hereby given to any person who
the laws Of this State.-She sold in this City, by
Turner III. Royal Of Charles City County; and il is
presumed she must be either in said county, in the
neghborhood Of Robert Baiy of New Kent County,
as che has relations at Mrs. BalytI am disposed 10
sell her, exchange her for any other slave that may
be for trade. Any person who may be disposed to
trade for her, aad TO bear the risk of recovering her.
is respectfully requested to communicate the PROPOSE
lion to me at Richmond, which will be attended to-
and fer her delivery 10 in this City, will pay re-
ward OF 500 or $780, IL secured in any Jail so that
get her. discrimination of this advertisement ed
not to be considered evidence Of her delivery me-
March %. 105-wtf LEWIS A. COLLIER
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NOTICE ALI persons having claims against the
IN estate Of Archibald Campbell, dec, are request
ed to bring them forward, properly auhenticated-and
all persons indebted 10 said estate required to make
mme diate payment to the Subscriber or suits will be
brought 10 tho next May Cour,.
w. d. WREN, Sers't C. r.
end ADM OF A. Campbell, dec.
March 81. l09-tlstJuue
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NOR SALE.-On the pre- mi,es, a public sue,ioa,
II on TIE sssoni Wednesday, the 9Th Of June,
next. my Tract Of LAND in Lou.oun county. vir-
guis, with he Furniture the Sock, Horses. Cstlss
Sheep aud Hogs. Tn, tract eonsit. Of rather more
than 1000 acres, a1vanaGeoa-ly si uatsd 10 very
healthy country, about 81 mile from Warrington AID
Alexandra. and 10 Of goo quaiy; Little River passes
through the middle o l., on which there are aboui 20o
acres Of excellent me adow land in different lots mos
OF which IL n,w in timothy II may be divi ed into
three or four farm, 70 suit no pu chasers. la the
nse 10 . largo AMI very e,mm ,dious Brick Dwelling
House, with all the other Building, necessary for the
accommodation Of large family, add like wise FIR
wants, Iiborers, sc. several OF which are Of brick
There Is also Gfist ard Saw Mill on tho tract. AT
the upper ends and adj ming tho turnpike leading
Alexandta and the city, there 10 comfortable Fame
Dwelling. with good barr, aud soma other accommo-
daton,. Al the lower end there . likewise house
tina, may accommodate small family. The stock Of
each class Is numerous the sheep gen rally CT tho
Marine A credit Of ons, two, ami three years,
payable in equal insialmen,s, with interest," will DO
given for he land. and for tho stock ample .ecur
ty being given for the pune uai payment. Those to
whom am indebted, will be allowed credit for any
property they may purchase to the full amount Of the
sums due, and on fair condition..
Not being able, account Of my weak state OF
health, to conduct tbs sale my SELF hav, given full
power to my son-in-law, Samuel L. Gouverncur, and
my nephew. James Monroe, jun. to perform this SER
vice, for which have vested the property 10 them
Ia the event Of sale. they have power TO make every
other arrang which circumstances may require.
April 2. ll0-w6t JAMES MONROE
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VK7ESTERN lNN.-This Tavern, situated in
w the City of Richmond, 18th, 1alley street,
borne L. Thomas. has recently been taken by the Sub
stribers.
The public Is respectfully informed that they are
endsavour will DO used TO give entire satisfaction. A
continuance OF the patronage CT the Western Traders
In stock, and OF the former customers ct this stand
nerally, is particularly solicited. All the houses be-
longing to tho establishment, undergoing consider
able repair and improvement, and having sundry
lots substantially enclosed and conveniently arranged
they afford accommodation for every kind OF stock,
and to any extent that may be desired.
JOHN WYSE,
MAJ. 81. l09-2w6t NERIAH BARNES.
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: Mucn yEr REMAINS vssrSe."
THE BROOM sac GREEN.

THE BROOM sac GREEN.
From volume Of BY Mr. oss the Eurek Shepherd now
frat collected,
avoue robably because the air
is my own Us we'll verses; and have particular ia
ey approving of such things beautifully sot by Bishop
ID Gouldins aud DAmainos select Scottish Mclodes'
"Lans sat by the broom green,
An o, my heart was erie! 80
For uyo this strain steathod within,
Your ladLo will ye.
Lie still thou w.e bit hutterins thing,
What means this weary wavcIins!
Nae heart returns thy raptuIsd spring,
Your adde will no como ye!
ellis lefu' sang the robn sung
Ga the bough that huog near
WI tender greet my heart wa. wrung,
For o. tho strain was dreary!
The robins saH; could mas DO
How kcnd tho bird on the tree
That my ladde wad no
"The new-weand lamb o yonder lea
II beats out through ,he brakon,
Tho herred bird the treo
Meurns DER its nest forsakon -
If they wac, how weei may Il
Naeg rief like mine aneath the sky,
Tho lad loo he nae by
Though my fond heart is breaking.
TIE ROSE OF MAY.
EIes Of PALESTINE" by MIR Carne author Of Lot
tiers the East"
rsad the flower would bloom more
That wnherd yesterday;
That morning dows would no'or restore
My lovely rose OF May
The future was too cold thing
In my dream TO be;
The present rose, tho present spring,
Are all OF life to
do remember well my grief
When died my fower-and then
My joys when time brought, eafb leaf
As flower again.
And then said Farewell, despair.
Thou art not guest for me-
wha,eer lose of bright or fair,
hope again to see.'
Alas. I've often wop since then,
And death has robb'd my bowers;
But amidst the g'iets Of
Ivc comfort found in flowers.
For, il the bloom of love be brisf
And IL Famc's crown be riven,
would not mourn lies fadin: leaf
u
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LAST DAY OF THE SESSION.

HOUSE OF REPRESEN T.aTTVES. March 2
Tho Hosss proceeded TO the confederation OF the
message from the Senate, asking conference on the
disagi eeing vote Of the two Houses the subject
of ndment proposed by the Senate 10 the bill
entitled "An Act making appropriations for the support
Of Government, for the year 1881. Whersupop, II was
Rcsolped, That this House do agree 10 grant the con-
ference asked by the Senate, and tina, four managers
DO appointed 10 conduct the same the part Of ih.
House.
And Mes.rs. Vsrplsnck, Drsyton, Spencer Of New
York, and Wayne, were appointed the said Msnagers.
TREATIES WITH THE INDIANS.
The anne ndmsns Of the Senate TO the bill entitled
"An Act to carry into effect certain Indian eslies,
wsrs then read,
And after debate, were soncurrsd 10 by the House
Yeas 92, NsysT2
fThe question involved in this ame ndmen, TO-
he money appropriated In the bill, 10 vii: $50 800,
shall be paid out Of the 100000 appropriated at the
las sessi-n for The removal OF the Indians, or out OF
any other moneys In the Treasury otherwise appro-
praied; and the House decided that The money should
not be paid out ofhe fund appropriated for the removal
Of the Indians.J
IMPORTERS OF SALT.
The House proceeded 10 the consideration Of Ike bill
from the Senate, entitled "An act suppl sntary 70
the act, TO reduce The duty on Salt" when mo 10
vas made by Mr.. McDuffe TO strike out the second
and third sections Of the said bill which motion he sub
uqueully withdrew.
motion was then made by Mr.. Miller 10 amend
the said bill by inserting in The second section thereof
these words "And which still remains upseld by the
importer or importers thereof - 90 as that salt which
has been put into the custom house stores, under the
bond Of the supporter, and remained under the control
and whieh aiH remains .nsoid by The jmportsr ov
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WHANOVER LAND FOR SALE.-By vi, tue Of
IL an order of the Superior Court OF Chancery, for
the Richmond District, sbaI offer for saIe al public
auction. at Hanover Courthouse, on Wednesday the
tain Tract Of Lard Crump's Creek in the said com.
~, containing about 1920 acres.-Ths terms will be
one-thrd cash, and the residue payable in IL and 10
monhs-tse purchaser giving bond and security, and
a Deed OF Trust on the properiy-Ths Land il diyid-
ed into four lots, plat OF which will be exhibitd Al
The gale, and 10 the mean time, be by apple
cation to me.--Mr Lauey Jones, living near tn LsnJ,
will shew u to persoDs desirous of purchasing.
VIM. +. WICKHAM, Surviving Trustee
OF the Is ate of SamI Gist, doc.
March 81. IOe-,ds
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HNHE new line Of 4 Horse
H Post Coaches, from Rich

mond TO Orange Court House,
and mail 10 Harrisonburg via.
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" For other certificates, see hsndbills.
Uppsrviiie, March 81. IO9-u
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was the business OF the Senate, as they had the ex
clu'ive appointment Of new Ministers. The gentle.
man from New York, IL he reco.isced right, had adj
vocated the Panama Mission Did the gentleman a,
tina, time ak Tor tho instructions given TO our Minis
tor! Far from it. All then was to be confidence 10
the Executive. The Houso was TO repoye an official
confidence in the Executive. II was not its duty to
ask too macy questions. All to BIO submitted 10
the Executive. Why did not the House now he ar from
him the same languase' The gentleman had profess
eiamers the Hou'e all knew full well, that the gem
iemsn was acquainted with the manner in which
Tufki'h treaties were usually negotiated. He knew
perfectly well, that presents were always made by
every nation who wished to maintain dir loRatie reIa
ons, ebain msrcial advantages, or hold any in
tereourse with the Turkish Court. The commercial
benefits 10 be obi mined by tho preisnt srrsDg msnt
shade yet, II any commercial advantage was 10 be
derived 10 the country what city, what State Of the
Union was 80 likely to share in IT, as that from which
the gentleman came, The City Of New York, to
which he understood the gentlsmsa bad lately rsmov
ed bis residence, being the great comm cis empo
tium Of tho coubhy, had The deepest interest In
great deal about paying tribute, aud presenting da-
mond snuff boxes to an inhdel power. This Ian gusgs
might perhaps take with the Dutch OF New York, 10
use phrase which he had heard the gentlemss
ploy and Il showed the genilemsns great defersneo
for the sense and Information OF bis constituents. But
II The gentleman could impose upon his consiiiu
snts did not follow that be could, with equal ease
deceive the American people, They possess toe much
intelligence for ,ueh an operation. Mir c. said, that
Andrew Jackson had discharged his duty This House
could not yet have the treaty laid before it, but II
peped a prospect Of great peeuDisry advantage to
the nation, from a participation ia he Commerce Of
the Black Sea. All this the gentleman well under
s,oed-atd IL, with the full understanding OF H., be
chose to take the responsibility OF defeating such 0
measure, on bin, and on those who acted With him,
let IL rect, and not upon Andrew Jackson, or he SEN
ate Of he u. g.
Mr.. Whiulesey now moved that the comniites rise
report progress, and have isave 10 Sit again.
he mat inn W DP A.. g.
Mr.. Archer said, that he b pd at 6rst meant TO 20
into foil answer to The speech Of the gentleman from
New York, but he rslinqubhed this purpose, believ-
Jog that the gentle chief object had been 10 d.
charge feeling--he would heiefore eop6ne himself
10 two or three remarks by way OF sxpsos ion. The
gentleman bad commercially suPpos sing that the OBJ
log attitude. TO grant i,ibuie 10 buy Geziy Of The
SUI lime Porte. But such had been no part Of The OBJ.
jeci. The treaty was made. II had been ratified,
with the exception Of article. 30 far from solicit
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CARPET MANUFACTURING ESIAB
LISHAlENT-F FOR sale.

FEyuE subscriber offers for sale, the Ma
E chinery belonging to. and now employ
ed in the Factory in Alaftnsbulg, Va togo
Their with the balance OF his lease on the
Factory, Houses, &C. The Machinery CON
sists Of two Cardng Engines, Spinning aud
Twisting Machines, six Looms, three OF
which are riggei up for weaving Kidde' min
ster and Royal Daniask Venetian CarpetIng,
Dye Kettles, and Fullns Apparatus com
plete TO do al kinds of country FuiliLg and
Dressing The custom at this establishment
is perhaps not inferior to am IN the sState,
fhe situation being very CONVENIENT one -
The terms will he made easy, and possession
given on the first day of October .eXt
c q CONRADT.
n. B cree more request those whose &C
counts are still unsettled, 10 call and settle
them wihou, delay; as expect TO remove
from the State shortly, and cannot then con
yeniently attend to il mvSeif {. u. &.
MarlIEshuig, July d, 1891 1T
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II AND FOR SALE sffer for sa,e
h Tract OF LIMO, on Opeous5
nsw occupied by Dir. Wsgely, about Can,
miles from Msrtinsburg. The terms will i.
very accommodating. The tract contains !,
bout four hundred and fifty acres, Of wbieI
between seventy Ave and an hundred are !.
ry fine low grounds. 1t is admirably water.
ed and there are not mere than 900 ACRE,
cleared.
If not ssid before January, It viii be rem.
ted for term of FIVE years.
HENRY st. G. TUCKER.
June so, 1881 --6g
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GENERAL. SYNOD
OF TIE UrHERAN CHURCH
IN THE UNITED STaTES.

IN THE UNIIE ED STaTES.
FEYlIE clerical and hay delegate appointed
x by the different district Synods, are re
quested to assemble at t'redtuck, MaryIsnd
on the 30h DAY, and hst Sunday Of Octo
Der next As ihi, Synod will he called upon
10 transact business of vital importance 10
the Church, advisory brethren viii be cheer
fully received, II due into nation OF their III
tenlion to be present be given TO lie sub.
scIiber. DAVID F. SCHEFFER.
Sccrctmy q the e. 5 IN the U. S
July ii, 1881
an Is Printers throughout the IT, S.
are mo"s respectfully requested TO insert this
notice, and the n B We are very grateful
to those who upon former occasions, attend
ed TO our request III which many OF their
Subscribers are Interested.
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more. and Supplied himself Nth large and
splendid supply Of Saddleary of every des
cgiption, be pledges himself to supply work
on better term, than it Can be furnished IN
shis tswn OF elsewhere.
He will kAep constantly on hand general
assortment Of Saddles, N,iiies and l3Iarness Of
every de,cr.5ton; which he sd. warrant to
be as good, III point OF Workmanship and
materials, as any manufactured in the Town;
hi, prices wall DC found 10 correspond with
tie times. RE will be CAD 10 receive the
custom Of bis friends and the pubic 10 gene
raj JOHN HELFEkSTAY.
Martinsburg, July Z, ls3l.-St
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W EA SfhiNV Y i3lAi4nr4n GOODS.
" James & H'iltiam ~ Riddle iniorni
.heir !iIenos and the public. that they have
just received and finished opening, "a large
and well selected supply of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
OF every description. among which are the
following articles: super Blue, Black and
brown Cloths, Snmfuer Cloth and Brown
Gauntlet Tor coats, Eigona, Rouen and Me
fno Cassimeres, white aud brown Linen
DrIiInS, Plain and Striped Sattten, Yellow
Nankln, Pittsburg Cord, Bro Denim s stout
Liaers, irish Linen. Linen Cambria, Valen
cla and Marse.l!es Vesting, Gaaze, Zephyr
and Airianople 5carfs and Handk is. Grape
Royal, Grape de Leon and Pongees, Bac k
Lutesirlns, Gro de Indies and Satin Levan-
tine, Black and Changeable Gro de Naples,
GAUGE Ribbons and Bonnet trimmings Cling
hanis, Calieoes and Camhrics, Leshorn and
PUNISHABLE Bonnets, together with general
assortment OF Hardware, Queensware, Gro
eerIes aud Stationery, all OF which they re
specially invite their customers and the pub
nc 10 cali and examine, as they Will be sold
on accommodating terms.
Martinsburg. May 10, 1891.
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az FILLS. sc. FOR SALE have for
- sale one 200 gallon Sui, one co. Of 1875
gallons. full patent. with Worms, &c. com
plele; ono copper Globe, large enough TO
contain 100 gallons, also, "a beer pump Of
copper, 10 feet long; between fifty and sixty
Tubs, nearly all iron bound, with a number
# other articles necessary in and about a
Distillery. such as Heaters, Coolers, &c -
All The above Is known to be ofthe best quail
ity and would be sold upon a credit
ALEXANDER STEPHEN.
April IS 1881.
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-NTF, c.
CLARKE X COOK,
agents Jof' atts s. .Bci,styre
The CASH is 4lsays adVengeu Tor przes
on presentation. Inc tickets Sent tom lbs
oihce, are, in all cases, this original ones, ano
therefore not liable 10 mistake Or dispute.
Jul; Z, 1851.
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'NEGRO GIRL FOR SAkE.-For sale
~ aNEGRO GIRL about IA years IL
age, capable Of doing house work-Shs VIII
be sold low for cash, or exchanged for orr
elder. or sold on credit as may best sal.
the purchaser. For further particulars
Enquire Of the PRINTER.
jane %, 1881.