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committed to the Jail Of Noioway
~ County, on the nth day Of November 1880, as a
runaway. a negro man, who calls himself PEYToN,
COUSINS, and who also Gays that he " as horn free,
and that he was raised in the County of Charlotte.
He Is about thirty years old, nearly six feet high, co.
Tor black, no particular mark Tecoliestcd. The owner,
u any, is requested to come for ward, prove property,
pay, charges, and take him away, or he will be dealt
with according to law.
III any person or persons in the county OF Charlotte,
can produce satisfactory evidence 10 the County Court
oil No'toway, that the above named Peyion Cousins d.
entitled to his freedom, they are respectfully re- qussted
o do go. a. a CAMPBELL,
Jallor oil Nottoway County.
Feb.26 o5~wI2w
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NNJAS committed to the jail OF York County as a
w runaway, on the ID day OF August 1880, a light
mula,io man, who calls himself Hubbard Semple, and
states iba, he was born free in the county Isle OF Wight,
IN the State oil Virginia He is 8 feet 10 inehes high has
a scar on the back part OF his left leg, just above the
joint, appears to be abou, % years OF age, lusty, light
hair, white or grey eyes, and says he is a ditcher by
trade.-lti Is rumoured | believe, that he is a slave.
The owner Of said fellow Is desired to come for ward,
prove bis property, pay his charges, and take him away,
or he will be deal, with az the law directs.
VIM. VAIL, Tailor Of York County.
May IL I-wSw
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NOTICE All persons having claims against the
~ estate Of Archibald Campbell, dee, are request
ed to bring them forward, prope ly sutbeDtieated-and
all persons indebted TO said estate, are required to make
immediate payment TO the Subscriber, or suits will be
brought TO The next May Court.
w. ID. WREN, Sers't G. II.
and Adm'Or OF A. Campbell, dee.
March 81. IO9-ttstJune
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HRYRD's wAREHOUsE.-The inspection at
NE Byrd's Warehouse, being revived by an act OF the
last Legislature, will open this day. No arrangement
necessary to despatch, in the inspection and security of
the tobacco, will be omitted; and tobacco coming to this
market by water will be conveyed from the landing
point TO this, upon the same terms as at the other ware
houses. SHELTON s. TRUssrrDnmr.
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NA~kD.-Doc,or Chester CLARK having received 10.
~ formation, that attempts will be made to infringe
on the Pa'en, Right Of his Wheat Thrushing Machines
particularly in the counties on the south eide OF Jane.
River) in the State Of Virginia, hereby gives no ice,
hat every person using Machines, upon his principle,
without authority from himsels or his au ,hori,ed agents,
wiz 90 prosecuted to the fullest extern, Of the Law
which guarantees his privilege, and ,ha, arrangements
VIII DC made with Attorneys in the different counties
OF the state 10 prevent the evasion OF his right. The
attempt oil The persons signing themselves Hart and
Soyder' TO impose on the public with a Machine which
they hope 10 bring into notice on the popularity Of his,
will be amended TO more fully, so soon as the said Gen
uemen VIII appear in a tangible shape in Richmond,
agreeabiy 70 their promise, or its vicinity, where a pro-
cess can reach them; he necessary docum en,s having
been placed In the hands Of an Attorney for that pur.
pose. Philadelphia, Law 6. l2l-u
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OTIS, DUNLOP & CO., offer for sale
n IN HHDS. ST. Croix Porto Rico and New
aVO Orleans Sugars
so Do English Island Molasses
500 Bags Porto REQ, prime green Coffee
$50 Do Java Cofee-psrt IL years old
100 bbls. and boxes Loaf aud Lump Sugar
$50 Kegs Refined Salt Peire
so Barrels Alum
1000 Bags Youles Patent Shot
200 Kegs Rogers Orange Guopowder
$50 Boxes 0unpowd'r, and Imperial Teas
100 Do Sperm Candles
200 Do Tsllow do
20 HhdS. Whisky
HsxalPs Nails and Bfsds
Old An iigua Rum
80 quarter Casks Madeira Wife, imported direct and
OF Superior quality
800 half boxes Windsor 1lass-all sizes
May 10. l-13t
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NMIASHlNGTON TAVERN, STAUNTON, VA
WY MRs. CHAMBERS having declined keeping the

Wayne Tavern in this place, the subscriber, late OF
Waynesborough, has been induced TO lease this extern
sive Establishment, formerly kept by Mr.. James Ed
mondsoR, for a term of years, and takes pleasure in an
nouncing TO his friends and the public, that it is now
open for the reception OF company. The house is in
excellent repair-and having been furnished in supe-
rior style, and provided with the best servants and ma
terials for genteel accommodation, the subscriber pledg-
es himself that by %unremiting attention TO business, en-
tire satisfaction will be given to all who may favor him
with their company.
Messrs. Porter & Belden's Line of Stages between
this place and Guyandotte, will henceforth stop at this
house; which will afford to passengers bound to any of
the Virginia Springs or other points westward, the most
speedy opportunity of entrance.-To which subject the
subscriber promises the most prompt attention.
Feb. 26. 95-f l.. NJ
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NNTANTED FOR CASH. wish to puI chase. or
hire, for the balance Of the year, a young negro
man OF steady habits, who has been accustomed TO The
care OF Horses, and can drive a Wagon; for such an one
a liberal price will be paid in each.
ROBERT G. SAUNDERS, 1Ah street.
May 10 I-A
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GLOUCESTER RACES.

VILL Commenced over the Campfield course on
Wednesday, the LIST day Of June, aud continue
4 days.
LIST ddy-A Sweepstske for colts and 6llies, mile heats
entrance $50, free for any, not excluding 4 years old
that has never won a race over any established course,
to close the evening previous to the race.
The same day.-A sweepstske for Alfred colts and
niles, mile heats, entrance $500 entries and closed.
I'd doy.-A Poststaks, 2 miles heats, 800 entrance;
free for any horse, mare, or gliding.
Sd day Jockey Club purse, 3 mile heats, purse
SSoo-$2o entrance, subject to a discount Of 10 per
cent.
4h ddy.-Proprietor's purse, 2 miles heats, $40 en-.
trance to be added to the purse; tree Tor ary except
the winning horses Of the previous days.
Absent aud delinquent members are requested to for.
ward their subscriptions.
By order Of the club,
TOM. CARY, Proprietor.
May 6. l2l
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AWRENCEVILLE RACES will commence on
IL the 4h Wednesday In May, being the 25lh. inst.
FIRST DAY.-A Sweepstske Tor 3 year old colts aud
hliies, mile heats. entrance $500, and closed.
Subscribers Thomas Watson, w. r. Johnson, Ed
ward Wyatt, John p. White, VIM. II. Minge, VIM. o
Gregory.
81 DAY-Proprietor's Purse, 5000, 9 nile heats,
entrance $l5.
3d DAY.-Jockey Club Purse, $500, money up, sub
dollars.
4.h DAY.-A Sweepstake for 8 year old colt, & 6llies
that never won a race, entrance $50, to close 26,h
May.
On the same Day. a Birdie, Saddle and Martingalc,
worth $50, free for any saddle hor sc, mile out, entrance
10 dollars.
The Subscriber will have the Track in first rate or
der, and furnish the best accommodation th At the coun.
try affords, to Spor,smen aud others who may attend.
Stables and Litter furnished race horses gratis.
ADDISON POWELL, Proprie tor.
Brunswick, Va, May 90. 3-2t
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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, TUESDAY, MAY "a, 1881
NooLEY's WHEAT THREsHING MACHINE

~ May be seen 10y the side Of Doctor Clark's) o,
the office OF the Subscriber, who, as agent for the sale
OF both, will take pleasure in showing them TO the pub
lie, leaving them 10 decide which Is the best. Without,
dePreeia'ing the merits OF other Inventions, he consi.
ders II an advantage to the farmer to bring as many as
possible 10 comPe ition, enabling them to select tina,
which they consider the most deserving Of patronage.
The right Tor Cooley's machine, 10 all tue coln, lee,
Except Louisa,) and Of Doctor Clark's for somc tew
counties yet unsold, with satisfactory indemnity for
the title, may be purchased Of JOHN o LAY,
may b. l2l-tf 18th Street.
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NLARKE'S Patent Zhreshing Machine. The un-
counties Of Granville, Orange, Person, Caswell and
Rockingham, North Carolina, take this method Of To-
forming the Farmers Of those Counties, that no will be
prepared to sell individual or county rights, for the use
OF h.s most valuable machine. by apple alton to him in
Halifax county, Virginia, where he purposes having
one In complete operation, by harvest, when i,s utility
may be tested. And the Citizens OF Halifax arc re-
srec,fuliy informed, that in connection with Mr.. Philip
Hower'on. he hopes to DO prepared by harvest to fur
.ni,h as many machines as may be wanted, and he
takes this opportunity Of warning all persons against
the infringement Of the right.
April 26. lI8-wSw THOMAS EASLEY.
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NIRGINlA UNION FACTORY.-We would an.

VIRGINIA UNION FACTORY.-We would an
nounce to the public, and especially the custo.
mers OF this establishment, that a breach produced in
our dam by a late Freshet, which resulted in a
temporary suspension OF manufacturing operations, aud
In the Interim prevented a compliance with various or.
ders received from our customers for cotton yarns, 10 re.
paired, and that tho establi,hmentis now In full opera
ton again.-Such orders shaltbe forth with promptly and
strictly attended 10, as well a, all others, with which we
may be favoured. We fee Ijustie Ia stating that our yarn
sill maintains is reputation for superiority of quality.
TIMBERLAKE&J. J. B. MAGRUDER.
May IL. 4tGw,f
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NEW ADvERTIsRMnMT

kkvEN1hLE EDOCAlION.-h Lady Of accom-
piished manners and education, who has been ac
eustomed to the best society, and is a native of Virginia
wishes TO take a situation in a respectable private iami
ly in Virginia, as an Instruc,ress. She will teach in
tho most approved modes, all the branches of polite
Educstion, commonly taught 10 the Northern school.
for young ladies, particularly Music, Drawing and
moud, will be attended to. May 20. 3-wtt
NENTRAL no rEL.-The subscribers having ia.
" ken this we'll known stand, formerly occupied by
Thomas Ball. having added a large dining room, and
cod accommodating; and erecting a large and eommo-
dious stable. They hope TO meet with liberal eucour-
agemen,; as they pledge themselves to use every ex.
ertion In 'heir power to give general satisfaction Ia
those who may favour Them with their custom. IL |.
deemed unnecessary TO give any further description Of
lSHAM PUCKETT,
ZACHARIAH BROOKS.
The Editors Of The Lynchburg Virginian, and Pc
tersburg InteIligencer,w will please insert the above three
times, aud forward their accounts to the Wing Office
for payment. May "a. 4-st
PLANO FORTE wARE-ROOM N GENERAL
ISL STORE,
MAINE STREET NJ
Too doors beloto the Bank Of .Yirginia, and opposite
the Particularly Store.
wv p. CUNNINGToN respectfully informs the
. ciizens of Richmond, Manchester and their
vicinities,that the purposes opening the above establish
ment this day. May ooh.
Heb a. just returned from the Norihsr n, cities, where
he has caretuily selected a large assottmenA Of very
vavieiy OF Vocal and Instrumental Music, inefu ding
Tho latest publications. has made srrsngementsf for
sf0tdnt supply Of fiano rorto6, from the most ceie.
ed manufactures in the Unised States. He has all
lec,edsan extensive assortmento Of Guitars, Violins.
klutss l'srsansts. Flageolets, Keyed Bueles. common
ID. Trump hs,eH asnonicas, Violin and Violopceno
Bows, T.. ionet and Bssoon Reads, Violin, violoscei-
10 and Guitar Strings, of FIRST rate quality. and very
other article in he musical lipe-snd depending upon
Lie expericnces he will undertake 10 icorronf every
srucis purctasedof him to be perfect according TO the
price.
w. p. G. has The pleasure of stating, that he 10 en-
sNled to cell every Musical publication at half the usual
prices. He expects to receive very superior Piano
For,es in a few days, in addition to those he has noO in
his store.
All orders promptly executed.
Piano Fortes purchased OF w. p. C. will be kept in
Tune IL months, gratis.
w. p. c. continues to give lessons on the Piano
Forte, Violin, Violoncello.-Hs cannot omit this OPP
por,unity Of returning hi, grat-ful acknowledgement
10 hose families " no have hoDored him with their pa
troDage; and hetrus,s, by strenuously exeriing himself
to promote the Improvement Of his pupils, TO be favored
with a continuance of the liberal support he has alrea-
dy experienced. He can off,r the most respectable re-
ierences as to the progress OF the pupils he has under
br care.
Orders for tuning Piano For.es, left at the store, will
be attended to Immediately.
May "a. 4-3t
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OF

Richmond, Scottsuiiie, and Sfaunton Nail Coach.
4 new Line OF Coaches will runins
i on Saturday the ed Day Of April next. IL will
sun by Powelrs, Goochland Court House, Georss'
Finslsyville, Columbia, WINS Tavern, 10 Seotsvine,
thence BY Mount Israel to New York, where IL inter
secss whhshe Line from Charlottesville TO Staun,on
and thence 10 Lexington and Gayandote. This Stage
will leave Richmond Tuesday. Thursday, and Saturday,
and return Sunday, "wednesday, aud Friday; thus the
through TO S,aunion, and Guyando,te, viz: three times
a week by Tinsleyviiie and Charlottesville, and three
times by Seot,sviiIe and New-York, making a Daily
Line.irom Richmond to Guysndote on the Ohio River
GsUass's; si hs IiSs iunu MSs , aRssss d IiHs Wv q slval
fredericksburg 10 Farmvilie, Prince Edward Court
House, Hsmpdeu Sidney College SC. &c. which will
give to the Public in this section OF the State the ac-
eommodaton ihey have go long wished for. The Scots
vile line will also in'ersect The line running from
Lynchburg 10 Charlottesville at Mount Israel.
April 2. 1l0-n EDWIN PORTER.
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AZ IDKNAPPING.-Oa Thursday evening, the 9th
hA May one Harry Clark, aud James TipPet., the
latter Of North Carolins, left the neighborhood oil
Wes,moreland Court House in a jersey wagon, drawn
by a white horse, and as the children below described
are missing under very suspicious circum,tinces, il is
believed by the citizens Of the neighbourhood that they
have been kidnapped by the aforesaid persons.
The boy is called Henry Williams, of free parents,
dark complexion, about 9 years old, clothed when taken
in a shirt and Pdn,aloons; the shirt Of plain Virginia
Cloth and ragged, and the pantaloons OF yellow striped
Virginia Cloth. No particular mark is recoliec,ed, ex-
cepi that he has a little false finger, annexed to one Of
his little fingers, supposed to be on his left hand. He
has lef. a brother and sister, called Sam and Martha,
and he calls his father uncle John.
The girl is a little older than the boy, and a little
taller, her complexion is also brighter. Her name IL
Sally Tuxon. She has a scar on her back and hip
from being burnt, and was living with John and Amy
Davis when taken away.
This advertisement Is not intended TO impsach The
aforesaid persons, any further than circumstances af
fording strong suspicious seem to require.
May IL. 2-3t
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a NEW STOCK IN OLD HANDS.-The cub.
IA scri6ers arc now receiving (via New York
along with heavy purchases made in that marke, ant
Philadelphia, a part Of their Spring importation OF Brit
ish X GOODS. Having sold within The last fe "
almost every article that could be considered objee.
iionable, they will in the course Of ten days. have the
most extensive and commanding stock Of Fresh Dry
Goods they have ever had, since they have been 10
business. When their supplies are to hand, particulars
will be given in a general advertisement. In The mean
time they are Offering such Goods as they have already
resolved on the most favorable terms, Wholesale end
retail. +. & f. JAMES & Co.
April 8. lll-u Make, Bridge.
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NOTICE.

PENITENTIARY, 9Th Mo. 9th, 1881.
YNNHE pnb!ic is Informed hat a, this institution, wool
L. is carded, and the grease fourd. for z cents per
pound, where the wool is washed and picked entirely
free from trash, aud by sending with the wool, the ne
cessary cloths, the rolls will be neatly baled up, so that
they may be transported TO any distance without iDju-
ry; wool will be carded aud spun from 10 10 Is cents
per pound, according TO the hneness OF the yarn, aud
those that may wish II, can have tho same woven into
any description OF cloth, at from A 10 10 cents per yard,
~pd where it's desired, warp will be furnished or ex-
changed; any number Of yards above 40 will be warped
from the materials Of customers, lees than that quantity
viii be exchaDged; the shesring and securing Of The
cloth (f desired) will be done at a very moderate
charge. Persons having cloth woven in their families,
can have the same sheared and secured.
SAML p. PARSONS, Sup'i.
Nav 10. I22-tf.
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AtAUTION fine public are hereby noiued, tbs,
~ The subscribers will not bold themselves respon.
sibIo for The safe transportation Of aoy goods or produce =,
taken on their Boats, running James River, without
their express order-as we keep the Boa's, for our own
use. w. & f KAUFMAN,
May 10 1-w4gE Cfaig's Creek, BDteIourt,
IAHILLER WANTED.-We wish TO employ a good
lVH- Head Miller a, our Mills ia Petersburg. None
need apply, but such az can produce satisfactory evt.
dencs Of good ebsrscier and qual6 Ct tons.-To such
acme, a liberal salary will be given.
MADISON s. wHITwORTH.
April %. IIs-w6sS
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NEW DRY GOOD ESTABLISHMENT,
To be opened on tho 5,h instant, In The Store on Main
Street, formerly occupied by Kyle and Cochran.
HNOCHRAN, BARNES AND re-.

~ pectfuily begs leave to inform their friends and
the public. that they are at present Engaged In open
ing ana arranging a large and general assortment Of
Spring aud Summer Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
which they viii offer at the above sand, on Tuesday
nex'' the 9th instant. The piinsipal pact Of their pdr.
chases have been made at auction sales In the cities
OF New York and Phil delphia, from the latest impor.
'a'icns. All that 10 new, fashionable and ses,onahle,
may DO eonhdenty% expected at the mos, reduced pri.
ces. In announcing the opening Of the presen, bust.
ness, Y. u. e +. beg leave TO invite the attention Of
the friends OF the former firm; with which the senior
parters OF tho present Were connected. No exertion
shall be wanting on their part to give satisfaction. and
secure a continuance Of the patronage which they have
enjoyed. Fresh supplies will be received
weekly, so that their assortment shall be ut no time
detective. a detail Of the various articles comprising
their supply, will be found Ia a future advertisement
April LIFT
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UpiCHMOND COTTON FACTORY.-Tbe Sub
M scribers offer for sale, at their Office, near Shoek9
Warehouse, the following goods made at their Factory:
A Cotton Sheeffngs
81 do Shirfings
Stout Cotton OEndtuTgs, 90 inches totde
find a general assortment of Cotton Yarns.
These goods ara believed to be equal in quality 10
any made in the United States. aud will be cold as low
az goods of similar quality can be purchased in the Nor.
tnern Markets.
The highest price will be given for prime Cotton.
CUNNINGHAM & ANDERSON.
Sept "a. 4O-u
BOOKS, Settle Subscriber Is prepar.
gO ed TO manufacture, at short notice, Blank Books
for Clerks OF Courts and Banks and Compiling Houses.
Tie has received a stock OF large papers OF the bes;
quality, manufactured nearly altogether Of linen, whitb
ne wsrrao's to give satisfaction, and the workman
chip IN all be inte ror 10 none.
Binding in all is varieties executed.
A general assortment Of Books in every depart
ment Of Literature aGd Stationary Of the best quality,
for sale on the most reasonable terms.
N JOHN H.. NASH.
May IL 2-6t
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-06-08
WindOaO Glass and Hard Ware
LORING & KUPFER.

No. 10 Merchants RO1p.. BosToN,
nFFER for sale large assortment of Win.
" dow Glass, all sizes, of the following Fac
tories, viz:
$50 Boxes Boston g. South Boston Window
Glass, lst and Cd qualities, at a great dis
count from Factory prices,
1000 Boxes Waterford Glass, the best Cylinder
Glass manufactured in the United States
fol the price,
goo Boxes Chelmsford Glass,
200 do. Jersey Glass,
100 do. English Crown Glass,
1900 do. New York Glass, 6 by 8, 2 by 9, and
10 by 8,
500 Boxes Ontario and Geneva Glass, by 8,
z by 8, and 10 by 8,
20 Crates English Crown Glass,
Picture Glass, all sizes
Small Glass, suitable for Green Houses.
part of the above are consignments from
the manufacturers, and will be sold low by the
quantity
Also, $50 Boxes 7by 8, 10 by 8, 10 by Q, and
IA by 10 Crown Glass, very thick and
cheap, suitable for Factories and Work.
shops.
New England Crown Glass, all Sizes
GL4ZIERS' DIAMONDS.
tE5~Purchasers will find n more extensive
assortment of Glass, than at any other Store
in the City, and on the most favorable terms.
Likewise, very extensive assortment of
birmingham and SheBield HARD WIRE
GOODS, received by recent arrivals from Liy
eTpool. I'm Boston, April 6.
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GROTON ACADEMY.

UyHE Summer Term in this Institution will
commence on MONDAY, tho 9Th Of June
mcnt, and continue ] | weeks. The School is
omen TO Youth of both sexes Connected with
the Academy is a good Library, and Chemi cal
and Philosophical Apparatus. An Assistant has
been engaged, whose attention will be princ-
pally given to instruction in Penmanship and
Book keeping. During the term course of
Chemical and Philosophical Lectures, connect
cd with the most interesting experiments, will
be given, to which the Scholars will be admit
ted free of expense. Particular attention will
be paid to the morals of the pupils, both in and
out of School, and no pains spared to train them
to the love of sound science and to the practice
of virtue. Tuition, 25 cents per week.
Nav 25 JAS. TOWNER, PFccGpt0r.
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Worcester Dye House.
WILLIAM B. FOX & co.

AVlNG sold a part of their Silk Dying
= IL Business to two experienced Dyers and a
tinisher, from the Maiden Dye House, and
having made and making large addition to
the apparatus for carrying on said business, feel
that they can say with great confidence that
they are prepared to do, and intend to have
their work as well done as at any Dye House
in Boston or vicinity, and solicit patronage.
They have opened ar Office and fitted up a
finishing Shop opposite the Central Bank,
which will be under the care of Mr.. LEONARD
Cox. Their Dye House will be under the care
of Messrs. JOHN WHIrTEmoRE and ROBERT
BARRETT.
IVA discount of from SO to so per cent will
be made on their work from the prices of the
Boston Dye Houses
Worcester, May 4. CIV