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DF Collectors

pP Collectors Notice.
HAVING been duly appointed BY
the Frsemen of the town Of Warren, ,le-
galiy. assembled, Collector Of 1ares for
the year 1881 and having been
qualified according to law, would give
pulic notice, that the town has ordered
that interest commence on the first day
Of September next. Those persons pay
ing their Taxes in all September, interest
will not be taxed. All persons disposed
to stop or save interest, can do SO by call
ing at my store in Watershed, where the
bills will be found made out and ready for
discharge.
HENRY w. CHILD, Collector.
N. b. All persons delinquent in pay
ing their Taxes for the year 1880.
are cited to pay the same without delay,
or they will be collected according to law.
August 26.
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FREE SCHOOL BOOKS

FREE SCHOOL BOOKS.
KUST received, AngelPs Union; Al
e. denis Spelling Book and Render;
English Reader; American first class
Book; Smiths and Dabol's Arithmotick; !;
Emerson's first part do; Writing Books;
do; Paper, Quills, SC.
G. T. GARDNER.
Aug. 90. Water Street.
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LATEST FROM PoRruoAL. The N. Y.
Journal Of Commerce has been favored
with the following extract OF letter,
dated sNa
Lisbon, July 8.--We are on the eve of
great events here. There are at Cascaes
six French 74's four frgates and several
corvettss and briggs ofwar, besides other
vessels which show no colors, but are sup
posed to be from the Islands (the Azores. }
There 10 great confusion here in the gov
ernment. Sundry appointments have
been made, hut no body will accept
The Duke of Cordnval is out Of office,
and count de Bas,o is charged with the
different Departments Of Government ad
interim. Several regiments have been
sent down to the coast. The soldiers 60
of murmuring, and are supposed not TO
be in a humor to fight. There are ut
Bclem one (Portuguese) IA, three frig-
ates, and several corvettes and briggs, IN
a very bad condition, but very brightly
painted.
JOHN QriNcy ADAMS is passing an hon
orable retirement in literary labors. The
life of his Father is nearly ready for the
press. His leisure hours are, we under
stand, employed in the preparation OF
some other productions, among which is
poetical version Of Dayid's Palms
Judging from several occasional Hymns
which have from time to time appeared,
we feel confident that this effort will be
highly credtable to the learned and gift
ed author. May not the ex-Presldent OF
a great and powerful nation take up the
Tyre of Israel's King, with equal dignity,
and contribute something to the praise
and glory ofthe Lord Of Lords and King
Of Kings. s."-[Eve. Gazette.
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MARINE LIST.
PORT OF WARREN.

ARRIVED SINCE oar LAST.
20th--arr sloop Mt-Moriah, Winslow,
from Providence.
2lst-arr sloop Reaper, Barney, from
Haddam, with lumber, sc. to the mas
ter. Let at Higganum, schr Comet Ed
dy, II de- from this port, expects to load
with wood, and sail for home in all Sept--
ifnot would Gil up with posts and rails.
23rd-arr sloop Volant, Chace, from
Providence Mt-Moriah, Winslow, do.
44th-arr brig New Columbia, Perry,
from Suriuam via Providence.
25th-arr sloop Euniee, Perry, from
Gardner, with lumber to John Luther.
SIoop Hannah e. Nancy, Cole, from
Providence.
{ o6th---arr sloop Eliza, Smith, Il do.
Steamboat Rush Light, Scott, fr do.
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GROCERIES, go.

. .AVING lrecentty repIsnished my
III. Stock, now offer for sale gen.
uine assortment of Groceries. which will
be sold cheap and wasTanted FIRST rate, cor
sisting in part Of ::
3boxes first quality brown Sugar
do do Loaf do
1 chest first quality young hyson Tea
i do do hyson skin
Hhds Trinidad Molases
s. bags good Coffee
Cavendish and head Tobacco
Lorilard's paper do
Bunch Muscatel Raisins. Keg dc
Spices Of all kinds
box best clear Starch
Soap, Candles, and Chocolate
New York Crackers
Do Pilot Bread
800 lbs. good Lard
10 barrels first quality Canal Flour
First quality Rice
Old cognac Brandy, real genuine
Good St. Croix Rum
Sisson's best N. E. Rum
Connecticut Gin
Old Holland Gin
Do S. M. Lisbon and Malaga Wine
10 dozen corn and palm leaf Broom
Floor Brushes, warranted best manu-
facturc. Clothes, hearth s. shoe do.
Turks Island Salt. Fine do.
Lamp Oil, &c.,&
G. r. GARDNER,
august 90. Water-street.
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[From our Correspondent !

Sailed from BRISTOL, 10th, ship
Anne, Lambert, Tristan D'Acunnah.
xo'h-arr sloop Caroline, Williston, fr
New York, with -four, &c. to 4. l. Tan
ner. the master and others.
2ist.-arr brig Remittance, Liscomb,
from Now Orleans via New York, 10
hours, with slaves, &c. to j. D'Wolf.
schr Mary Perry, Munro, Gr Baltimore,
4s hours from Cape Henry, with wood to
tho master.
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H!h1EHANIA WARE.
- ECEIVED the week from Taunton. n
~ small Ioi IF C.aSTORS and LADIES,
which will be said on very reasonable terms.
JAMES GARDNER.
July 80.
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DIED.,

In this town, on the 9th inst. Amelia
Malv,na Reed, daughter Of Capt. Samu-
el VI. Reed, aged year, 8 months and
10 days.
In this town, on the Goth inst. Mr.Joh
Throop Child Barrus, son Of DIR. Daniel
Barrus, in the 23rd year of his age.
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OR CKEnY AND GLASS
WARE.

w "A k Es
svUsr received for sale extremely low,
b. c. Cups and Saucers (; do do sugars,
creams, pitchers; covered dishes, bowls,
ewers, plates Of all sizes:
Brown Tea setts-complete
Enamled Ware-all kinds
C.. C.. do do do.
cask first quality Providence Tumblers
Wine Glasses. Plated Castors
Castor Bottles. Salt Sets
Glass Lamps. Deoanters, &c. &c.
Which added to my former stock makes
an excellent assortment.
G. T. GARDNER,
august 81. Watershed.
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SpRAKER OF THE NEXT HOUSE There
is some probability that John Quincy Ad-
ans will be elected Speaker of the next
House Of Representatives. 1t would be
highly honorable to the opposition to rail-
ly upon Mr.. Adams; and if all the oppo-
sition without clannish distinct
ions-should unite upon him, his election
would be certain. This is a very impor-
tant conside Y. Com. .Adv.
In Nashville, Tenn. company is about
being formed to establish cotton factory
with sac, 900 capital.
Flsr.-A new dwelling in New Wor-
cestei Village, was burnt, 10Th inst. and
also barn near with a valuable chaise
owned by Mr.. VIM. Stowell, of Worces-
ter: buildings insured $500.
SuIcIpE.-Henry Hull, of Valley Falls,
hung himself in the Amasa Gray Tavern,
unoccupied, at Providence on Sunday
night or Monday morning.
A gentleman from Augusta, Ga. informs
US, that forgeries to the amount OF $780,
600 TO $40, 200. had just been discovered
there. They were committed by sad.
ler, who made notes to suit himself, sold
them to capitalists, and had absconded with
the proceeds. The mans name is Ring
land.--N Y. jour. Of Com.
The deaths the last week in the city OF
New York we're one hundred and sirty
three. The average weekly number thro'
the year is about 100. There was one
week last year, and also in 1929, when
the number Of deaths was little over
200. The Journal Of Commerce says, as
yet there is no prevailing disease among
US.
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vERDIGRIS, SO.
NAMES GARDNER has just re-
% ceivcd a supply of first rate ground
Verdigris. Likewise-A quantity oy
White Lead, dry and ground in Oil and
will constantly have on hand a general
assortment of PAINTS and OIL, for
sale on the most reasonable terms.
august 20.
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/ n NOHANNA will stand the ensuing season at my
w Farm, nine miles from Richmond, directly on
the stage road leading from that place Frsdercks
burg, and known Half Sink.
Ii is not saying too much, Qor submit II to the can.
dour OF every gentleman acquainted with the facts to
sustain me In the assertion when cay that his colts
are universally acknowledged, to pc &c much size
strength and beauty, as any colts that have been
produced by any horse In Virginia. know seve.
rail- that cannot be purchased for less than seven or
eight hundred dollars; and have, myself been offer.
ed 81 900 for at year old-the estimate at which
they are held by their take to be the strong
est recommendation that can be offered in behalf OF
unit led colts.
The season will commence the 18th of Februa.
~, and terminate the ls OF July Terms as here
toore Fifty Dollars, TO be discharged by the payment
OF Thiry-hve, at any time during the season Sixty
Dollars insurance; One Dollar to the Groom, which
Is expected, either when tho Is brought, or taken
away.
Extensive pastures provided and mares fed reg
uary, unless otherwise directed, at twenty five cents
a day.
Gentlemen who sent mares last year, by he season.
to Gohanna, that did not prove In foa (f any there
be) are informed that they can be cent again; and no
charge made for the services OF the Horse unless the
should prove in foa; in other wods, the mares will
be insured at the price OF the season.
Jan. Is. 77-2awsw JOHN nj. Bolts
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. edmond AND TAPPAHANNOCK MAIL
Ma STAGE.-The Subscriber having contracted for
the transportation Of the mail, between Richmond and
Tappahapnock, for the year, sncing on the
LIST day OF January 1884, is determined to keep Iegu-
lar line OF stages, also, running between the above
named places; and pledges himself to render them
commodiou. ind comfortable for passengers az possible
He Is getting entirely stages made aud will keep
good gentle horses, aud steady sober drivers to attend
them.
The stage will leave Richmond on Tuesdays and Fri
days at A. Nj. and arrive at Tappahannock at p. M
came days.-Returning. it Will leave Tsppahannock on
ednesdeys and Saturdays, a, A. M. aud arrive in
Richmond al p. M same days
Stage Fdre-irom Richmond to Tappabannock, So so
All baggage a, the risk of the Office al the
house oil ROBERT w. FIGG. near the Old Market.
PLEASANT ID. WOODY, Proprietor.
edmond, Jan. /. TIT
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VIRGINIA, SATURDAY, JANUARY is, 1881.

BelVANNA RIVER LANDS.-From so to 81
10 valuable Slaves at -9ucftOn.-The lands lying
and being situate on the Rvapna River, late the pro-
perry oil Wilson j. Cary, decd, called and known by
the name Of Carsy's Brook, recently offered Tor SAFE by
oouce published In this paper, not having been cold
at private contract, will be red Tor sale, at Auction
on the premises Wednesday the 10Th day Of Januar,
next, II lair, If not, the fsc day-On the farm is
seeded nearly 400 bushels wheat.
III found expe dent, in order to accommodate the
views OF purchasers, the lands may be divided into
several parts or lot which will be judged Of according
to Circumstances on the day OF sale.
Terms OF sale Of the lands will be one third cash, and
liberal credit given Tor the balance: II sails OF the
lands be Effected then sale OF the whole OF the Ella,
on the premises will take place-among which is a
good housc-carpenter aud blacksmith Sales be
unued from day to day until completed-Tweve months
credit will be given the slaves the purchasers Civ
ing nds with good personal security and deed or
deeds OF trust will be required to the credit part
OF the purchase money tor the lsnds.
w. TIMBERLAKE, admir- of the
Will annexed of Wilson j. Cary, deed.
Palmyra, Dec. is. 65-lds ,
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ALLEN. s. co. oG.r for SAFE al,

I'D Wholesale. NAAAS & ~ CHR Tor '''' At
1000 kegs nails and brads-ali sizes
20 bales cotton yarns, No. 6 to IL
100 hhds. ST Croix sugar
so 10 Porto REQ do
so boxes and barrels loaf aud lump jo-steam re-
hLel
10 hhds Antigua rum
l do old Jamaica do
pipes superior Cosnac brandy
40 or. casks French Madeira J
20 baskets Champaign WINES.
10 Or. casks red
30 casks large coored cheese
$50 doz. bottles Madeira wine
20 do. DO Port do
1000 reams writing aud letter)
160 DO printing }PAPER.
zoo do wrapping
7O0 sacks Liverpool salt
400 barrels best No. 3 mAckerel
so do No. and No. 2, do
100 Bags green coffee
10 sacks sof shell almonds
zoe boxes brown soap
zoo do Windsor do
cerooDs indigo
40 barrels New. York prime pork
20 do do mess do
20 do do mess beef
80 do tanners oil
40 do Albany beer
100 hall boxes " Bakers" chocolate
100 boxes mould candles
lO casks London porter
90 gross "Crehote's" playing cards
ioo packages tess-guopowder, Imperial, and
youGg Tyson
100 kegs gunpowder-coarse anj fine
40 boxes blueing
Corks shad, lamp-o Liverpoo ware, furniture win
dow-glass, rice, Newark cider, soleeaiher, shoes,
Sc, &c. ALSO
A general assortment Of Foreign and Domestic Dry
G ,ods.
days and Thursdoys-S,i of Dry Goods at Auction,
at Store, on Wednesdays. Jan. 4. 73-6t
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virtue OF ID ed OF Trust, executed to the sub
mD serioers by Matthew X. Perkinson, caring date
cord IN the Clerks Office Of the County of Amelia for
certain purposes therein mentioned the undsrsgned will
proceed TO sell on the fourth Thursdayn January next
at Amelia Court House, It being Amelia Court day. at
public auction to the highest bidder, for cash tract
Of land containing three hundred acres lying in the
said county, and seventeen likely negres consisting Of
men women boys snd gir's ana Household and Ktcb-
Furniture, To the said deed particularly mentioned
We believe the title to this property be unquestion-
able, but acting as trustees, will convey Only such
title TO the purchasers, as is vested in Us
JOHN r. LEIGH,
JOHN w. BAKER,
Dec. 69-w3t Trustees
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1SSOLUl ION.-Tbe Co-partnersbip heretofore
y existing between the subscribers, under the firm
Of air & AndersoD,i is this day dissolved by mutual
conseBt-All persons having claims against the same
will present them TO Beverley Blair; and those
10 the concern, will make payment to bim-be, only,
being authorised to receive and discharges for
BEVERLEY BLAIR
Richmond 3lst Dec. 1880. DAVID ANDERSON
THE Subscriber will continue TO transact commits.
sion business, at the stand Cary street. heretofore oe
concern, he tenders his acknowledging sod assures
Them, aud the public generally, that any business con-
6ded to his care shall recevs Unremitted attention
The books and papers Of Blair Arderson being LETT In
his custody he invites all those having claims against
them, 10 call on him for payments and those indebted,
TO Iiqndate their respective bilaucesbe, only, being
authorised, may be by the advertisement above
TO r,ceii and grant discharges for the same.
BEVERLEY BLAIR.
' Richmond, LIST BIN. 1880. 73-2lw2w-wif
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BOOKS AND STATIONARY

ID OBI. SMITH respectullt ..Acqoaots the public
ma, he has purchased from Collins & Go. their entire
stock Of Books, Stationary, &c in The city Of Rich
occupied by them. lie hopes that tho facilities here
toiore experienced by tie friends and customers Of
the establishment (which he thinks will not be dimiu-
ishsd1 will induce them to continue heir favors. Tie
present stock is large and well assort and he s euro
that the most strenuous sxeToDs OF the house will bs
used to increase It's value and give general satisfaction
JsD.6 78-6.-H6g
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oThe ENQUIRER published twicea week generally and
tmes during the session State
hercofero Five Dollars anuun
No.os Of cha.ers specie banks will BIO
uniting Thorn by maiihe postage of all letters being paid tho
writer's.
~ No paper wbe d(but discretion Of tho
Edtorsl until all arrcaragos have boon paid
~ whoever will tho payment Of nine shall
have the tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
@ Ono square, OR LESSFist insertion 75cents-each
ttnuanco, so cents.
until paid
assumed by person in this city, its environs.
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NOTI,C

NOTICE.
HNORN IN AMELIA-My sale Of Corn, Oats. and
" other provender advertised TO occur on the 20 n
ultmo, at the fork Of Flat Creek and Appomaox River
In Amelia, having been second time prevented by
the high state OF the waer.courses, will take place
(unless some similar but unforeseen circumstance
should turn up, to render farther postpone advisa
ble on the 18th instant the day after the next Powha
tan Court. Purchaser OF Corn are advised to attend
Jan. Is. 1916 J. N FAILCON
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MARSHAL'S SALE.-By virtue Of q decree OF
1vH the Superior Court Of Chapcery for the Richmon
District pronounced the 81 day Of April, $780, in
the case Of Haskns ps TAYLOR and others | shall on
Thursday, the 10Th day Of F. bruary next offer for sale
at public auction. to the highest bidder on the pre-
mses for cash, much of the tract Of land, in the
proceedings mentioned, will be sufficient to satisfy
said decree with the interest thereoa aud the co OF
the plaintiff; aud the costs and charges of SALE
The tract OF land aforementioned lies near the town
oil Geno' In the county OF Powbaan, and is the came
on which David Ratray resides.
JOHN GUERRANT, NJ. C. c. D.
Jan. g. ids Or One of bia Denuties
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~ OTlCE.-RodweIl Delk, late Of James City coun-
IN y, formerly Of Surry county. Va. departed this
ne In the year 1870, nestate; leaving number of
isuons-among others he had half sister by the name
oil Lucy Lancaster who moved Tennessee about forty
years ago. aud u is believed that she has left children
as she had some four or FIVE when she left Virginia
.hould there be any now living they may be informed
four hundred dollars, to which they are entitled. =
Should this notice fall into the hands OF any of the
ties interested, 1t will be well for them TO write me ON
the subject, and will their letter and inform
them what will be required authorize me to paw them
the money. JOSIAH HALLEMAN, Aioir
debonis nan NJ ROdtoeH Deli, dee'd &
Dec. i6. 65-wew" yqdnr. + II. Lancaster, iced
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NOTICE.
KNANTED at the Penitentary, the following Bill
w of Timber, viz
900 Willow Oak Feoes, 5 s. inches wide.
600 Garry Log Spokes, l-2 inches the heart
edge, IT, long. young and tough, Tree from
KNOBS and splits
400 pair Hane Timber
1000 White Oak Spokes, and
5000 f.. Birch Scabtlng in square, to be cut before
Christmas-slso, 100 900 Flour Barrel Bliets.
Oct. 30. Soft THOMAS NELSON, p A p
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NNyASHlNGTON HOTEL RIcHMoNp, VA
Wv The Subscriber having leased this Old aud well
known Establishment, Tor term, of years. takes this
opportunity to announce to his friends and the public
generally and particularly 10 the former visitors the
house, that il will be opened for the accommodation
company, the first OF October IL is undergo
ing thorough repair, and will be fitted up in plain
but style, with beds, bedding, and other
furniture, all new and of the best kind His Servants
attentive and experienced and his Bar-keepers po
lite ard accommodating His Bar shall at all times be
we'll supplied with the best liquors and wines, and his
Table with the most choice delcacies of the season,
which the city and country afford and he hatters
bmsel that by unreming attention to his business, he
will give entire satisfaction to all who may favor bin
with their company.
The WASHINGTON HOTEL IL situated in the most
pleasant Of the city Immediately opposite the Capt.
toll, and contiguous to all the Public Offices and but
short distance from the Theatre, the Banks, the Basin
the Warehouses, ard the offices Of the principal Millers
OF the city and at the time sufficiently far remov-
ell to afford gentlemen quiet retreat when they wish
to retire from the hustle aud noise OF the Streets Such
are the local advantages Of this house, that may
ure to affirm, that gentlemen visiting Richmond, Ell
Their on business for pleasure, will find OF the
most pleasant situations in the city In addition what
transient custom he may be favored with, the subscri-
Der will he able to accommodate twenty-five or thirty
BOARDERS, by the week, month, or year, on the
most reasonable terms. ROBERT c. MACON,
Sept IL 3S-u Late of Goochland Court House,
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En DOLLARS REWARD = Ranawsy, in the
IL eIV month Of May last, Negro Woman, nam
ed MARY. She is inclined 10 the mulatto, toIerabIy
long hair, good Cook and House Servant. She was
purchased by Charles l.. Wipg6ed, Esq, then OF Will
iiamsburg-now Of Norfolk ia the latter place, some
time last winter, and made her escape Williams.
burg, as Mr.. W. sending her to the Steamboat, to
be delivered to my agent will give the above re-
ward delivered to me in Jefferson, Jackson County,
Georgia; $50 il secured in any Jail that shall get
her, or $3.50 for the chance Of her. All persons are
forwarDed from harborng her their peril. Letters
addressed TO at the above place. will receive mme.
date attention VIM. D. MARTIN
Jan, 6, 72-u
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0NoUR HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD

HToUR HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
n am authorised TO offer reward Of $500 each, for
the apprehension aud delivery to me, to my deputy
VIM Carter, in Richmond city, Of Leroy Jordan and
Charles Whtteiy, who were out upon ball. aud have
broke their recognizaDces by failure TO appear the
Circuit Cour, Of the United States Richmond, upon
charge OF forging the declarations and other docu-
mens Tor obtaining the pay Of certain soldiers Of the
hevolultn; and sgainst whom true bills found
by the Grand Jury, at the last term OF the sad court
am informed that the aforementioned Leroy Jor-
dan wos resident, from his birth, OF Bedford county;
Is from 40 to 90 years Of age, and about feet
inches 10 height stout heavy built, full face short OK
large round head, black hair and heavy black beard
am also Informed, that Charles Whitley was, for The
he last 20 or 20 years resident OF sad county OF Bed
lord; is from 40 TO IS years OF age nearly Elk feet IT,
height, slender and Straight built thin visage, light
eomps xion, genee in his appearance, aid Of nsinua,
ing manners. JOHN PEGRAM, Marshal
Of the s, for the f District Of Va.
Jan 6, 1881. T7S-2m
The edro,s OF the II chmord Wing and Lynchbure
fIrRioan will please insert the To- going for two
months, (Un'ess sooner coun,ermanded) aud forward
their accounts 10 me Tor payment
j. PEGRAM, Marshal + ID Of Va.