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Less reduction on bill as amended,
$8s59Ie
THE ISSUE.


On the passage Of the Tariff Bill in the House of Repre-
scDtaves, expressed the hope that would pass the
Senate without amendment, and added-''wE TRUST IT
WILL BE PERMITTED TO THE PEOPLE, TO
RECEIVE FROM THEIR JUDGMENT, ENLIGHTENED
ny THE EXPERIENCE or IT'S PRAcTICAI.oPERA-
lions, A FINAL AND JUDICIoUs ADJUSTMENT"
10 this remark, the Organ in this city, OF Mr. Calhoun
and the Nuiiers, Responsible WILL BE FOUND,
THAT, INSTEAD OF PREVAILING UPON THE SoUrH
TO WAIT TO BE FURTHER 'enlghtenef ITS Ex-
PERiENcE OF ITS PRACTICAL OPERATION, THERE
WILL BE HUT ONE COMMON PRINCIPLE IN THAT
SECTION AND THAT WILL BE IMMEDIATE AND
ACTIVE REsIsTANcE."
The true why Mr. Calhoun and his nulifers in
the South and West have themselves against the re-
ducon of the Tariff, proposed by the bill from the Trea-
sury or the proposition modified in the House. seen
in this brief sentence "IDmedate and dctiUe resistance
is Mr.. Calhouns object The proposed plan Of "gTnuni
Ted"cfon, submitted by Mr. Haync in the Senate now
abandoned The President comes forward and does what
other man in country would do takes the RESPONSE
blity OF bill adjusted in the Treasury Department. upon
the principles of compromise such as offered bv the Sena
tor OF y c. He risks his popularity, upon the Of bis
elecionn Pennsylvania and ~ " and all the Tariff States
and submits, in detail a conciatory measure bill
raising only Sll MISUNDERSTANDING the duties upon pro-
feeted articles upwards Of three millions If dollars
aud those who invited his ntcrposiiOn under the solemn
pledges in the Senate that they did not propose to de-
StT0y or tUen tyurc manufactures that they were
"toiHing they should hare the Incidental protection qf
fored By fair system; that they "dd MT H.
sS on an immediate reduction to The forrest reUenue stan
ddrd that they willing to await "Mc payment If
The Public Debt, and to allow ga reasonable time for
The gradual reduction If the present high duties me
articles coming if0 competition NTH similar articles
made produced IN the United Sfofcs'-ihese men
who, through Mr. Hayne, made by resolution such pro-
iessOns of meeting Cancellation half way, upon
the President and spurn the efforts which he has made at
the highest hazard relieve them aud TO restore harmony
to the country
The measure which the Treasury Department has been
thus induced 10 submit 10 the country has exposed the
violent dcnuncaton OF the high Tariff party ce part OF
tie Union, and 10 immediate and active resistance
from the nullifers in tic other Mr. Niles has invoked
mious OF musket-bearng lrccmen 10 make war on one
sideand VIC have the Telegraph speaking by the au-
thory Of tho multiplying macontens in Congress, pro-
posing "imcdiafe and GctiUe resistance the other
hand To produce this result Massachusetts end
South Carolina, opy three or four members dissenting in
those who would maintain, by compromse The harmony
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EDOOKS OF SUBSCRIPTION 10 the James Rir,

EROOkS OF SUBSCRIPTION to the James Rire,
ID and Rdndchd Company re-opened.-The Presi-
dent and Directors Of the James River Company having
satisfactorily ascertaned that the amount of stock
sary for the incorporation of the James Rirer and Kd-
ndchd Company has not been subscribed do hereby
quest the Commissioners heretofore appointed for that pur-
pose TO reopen their respective books of subscription and
to continue them open until the second Monday in De-
cember next unless instructed close them.
commissioners will be appointed practicable,
receive subscriptions in various other parts the State
BY order of the President and Directors OF the James
River Company. ]. BROWN, JR Second Auditor
July6. l7-6t
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TEHRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LAND.-By
N virtue OF deed of trust, executed by James
Powell, bearing date the 10Th day of November 1870
and OF record in the county Court of Amherst and to
compsh certain purposes in said deed expressed will
way of public auction for ready money certain tract or
parcel of Land with its appurenances lying being
the county of Amherst, the waters of Tribulation
creek and the Courthouse of said county, containing
$50 less, such portion thereof may be
necessary to answer the unsaed purposes of said Decd
and defay the expenses incident the execution of said
trust. The title to said Land is believed be good but
acting Trustees will only convey the purchaser
purchasers, the title vested in us by said deed.
DAVID S. GARLAND, J ,,,
JOHN BULLOCK, A'"S'ee''
June &c. Lids
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& 81 - REWARD.-Ran away from the subscriber
70 6EeI Keysvile, Charlotte county, va. negro man
named Peter about 20 80 DID, about six feet high
straight made dark hasa good set of teeth
VIII pay the above reward TO any person that will get
nun and put him in any Jail, will deliver him to Mr.
Thomas Lea, near Keysve. II any person puts him in
JAIL the Tailor will give Thomas Lea information, Keys
vile; and will also pay all reasonable charges that may
PHILIP II. HALEY
N. b. The said negro raised in Halifax, by Hen
urix, near the courthouse. p. II. III
July6 I7-lOtr
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United States Court Eastern District of
Virginia, Richmond, Nay 1871, 1882.

:, ,nr, "S'',''' '''c'".Ui'u, .'Tuy IOI'' Io'-'
LIBEL having been filed i'm this Court, behalf OF
"a the United States of America against chest
ea and the citation being returned executed the said
Tea-the said Libel stating that the Schooner Ceres,
vessel licensed TO carry the coasng trade arrived in the
District of York River from Plymouth, in Massachusetts,
having board the said chest of Tea and other articles
OF foreign growth and manufacture, and the of the
said Schooner being provided the time of his arrival
with manifest OF her cargo and praying that the said
chest of Tea may be condemned and sold as forfeited
Therefore, notice is hereby given all persons concerned
that the said chest OF Tea WILL the first day OF the
term be condemned forfeited unless claim should then
or before that me be nteposed for the and It'll
dered that copy of this order be published for fourteen
days in OF the newspapers printed in the City of Rich
mond and posted up for the length of time,
the outer doors OF the Capitol in the said City.
Copy. Teste, RID. JEFFRIES Clerk.
July 3. I6-5t
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OIlCE.-By virtue of a Deed of Trust executed by
" Edmund Anderson and Nancy his wife, of the city
OF Richmond, to the subscriber, and VIM c. Pendleton
duly recorded in the Clerks Office of Henrieo and Abe
marie Countess shall for purposes expressed in said deed
proceed TO sell TO the highest bidder for cash. front
the Eagle Hotel in the city of Richmond the day
oil July, 1892 all the said Andersons undivided interest
500 2-3 acres of land lying the Tennessee River in
McCrackin County Kenucky ALSO all the interest 1000
acres oil land lying Jonathan Creek, Galloway County,
Kentucky, and all his interest in 1000 Hickman
County, lying on the Mississippi River. This lands said
be very valuable aud well tmbered; the title is believed
be good but such title only is vested in the subscriber
by the deed of trust, will be conveyed.
JOHN II. JONES, Trustee.
June %. I3 ids
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BY RITCMlE * COOK.

9 The ENQUIRER published twice week, generally and
three week
Price, the hcetooc Five Dollars annu payable
Notes of ehaered paying banks (ony
eeived in payment The Editors will guarantee tho safety remit
them by NALL the all being
Or No paper will DO discontinued but discretion of the
Editors until all arrearages have been paid up.
OF Whoever will the papers,
have the tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
One oss first insertion each
assumed by person in this city or its envrons.
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VALUABLE PLANTATION FOR FALE--Tb

a VALUABLE PLANTATION FOR FALE-The
IN subscribers about to the West, will sell
his plantation, lying the Brook Rum in the county
Henco, about four miles from the city of Richmond IT
half of which is low grounds well calculated for meadow
1t has also abundant supply of timber of the best qua
lily There has been recently discovered the plana-
ton inexhausble beds Of MARIE, equal to any in lower
Virginia. 1t is deemed unnecessary to give more par
hcuar description, persons disposed to purchase will
first view the premises. EDWIN BURTON.
N b. Specimens Of the Marie be seen at the book
store of Messrs J. Fl. Nash
July g. 17-w4w
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FHNHE line OF four horse post coaches from Richmond
III Orange Courthouse and Charlottesville, via Louisa
Courthouse, are now in operation, and will continue
twice week without fail-leavng Richmond at 4
at Charlottesville Mondays and Thursdays by noon
Leave Charlottesville Wednesdays and Sundays, 5
O'Clock, a. NJ; distance by this line 81 miles. Leave
Orange Courthouse on Sundays and Wednesdays, and
arrive at Richmond Mondays and Thursdays at 5
O'Clock, P. NJ Stage. fare to Louisa courthouse $3-to
Charlottesville $5-to Orange courthouse 81 50-all in
termedae distances cents per mile, and night
yelling The public assured that the best horses and
most experienced drivers will be constantly service and
every eXerioa to make the line comfortable and exped-
tous. Baggage at the risk of the
Stage Office at the Bell Tavern, Richmond, Va. Pas
sehgers will enter their before O'Clock, p. NJ
Tuesdays and Saturdays.
BENJAMIN T. HARRIS.
ELISHA JACKSON.
july TO- iS-2w
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IMPORTANT INFORMATION TO THE AFFLICTED.
I'll ar j. l.. BENSON respectfully informs the public,
B-& that he will be at the White Sulphur Springs in Au-
gust where he will attend principally to curing all
OF Dyspepsia or lndigesion-his experience and great
success in the treatment Of that distressing disease with
which many of the human family present suffer
ing) warrants him in offering every of Dys-
pepsia within the aid OF medicine DR. Bensons invalu.
able anu-Dypepc medicines only prepared by him
self, and perfectly free from mercury; and they
be administered at all without the least danger
Inconvenience TO the most delicate constitution The re-
mote causes OF Dyspepsia generally mental excite
ments either OF grief pedsue-intense siudy-inino-
derate use of stimuants of every kind The proximae
are, loss of power in the sysema want
OF bile or gastric juiceso debilitang the stomach TO
render 1t incapable Of acting upon the food introduced
into IT, Symptoms Of the disease existing are loss Of APP
petite sense OF Choking and uneasiness in the throat
frequent nausea, heartburn, natulcncy in the
stomach when empty and frequently pain after meals,
occasional pain in the sde great cosiveness, habitual
chncss angour lowness Of spirits papltaos and dis
turbed sleep. -
u Mr. James McKildoc, Richmond, Va. and Messrs.
j. G. j. r. Royall Lynchburg, Va. the only agents
for the sale OF Dr.. Bensons invaluable anti Dyspepc
Pills and Tooth-ache Drops Dr. BIS celebrated Tooth
ache Drops are the only vegetable specific warranted per-
ecy Tree from acd most all other autcccdeni and sub
sequent ooth-ache specifics based upon those strong
acids which are so destructive TO the teeth
June 26. tf-5t
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H AND FOR SALE.-The Subscriber is still desrous
M OF selling his lands in Mecklenburg, VA tract
containing about thousand and forty lies Cox
creek mile and half north Of Roanoke river four miles
West Of Lonbarjy Grove, and nine Fast Of the c. H. in
as good aneighborhood anyn Va the other tract
ainug about seven hundred acres lies between Crabtee
and Miles creeks, about three miles north Of Lombardy
Grove particular descrpionss deemed unnecessary.
My brolher Dr. r. K Gregory, will show e land to any
gentleman disposed TO purchase This land is offered low,
even Tor these oppressive times Should Inc be
toor3by favorable there will this year be made the
Cox creek tract about 500 barrels Of corn IS 600 lbs
b7cco 200 bus OF wheat 800 bus Of besides large
quantity OF hay made in 1880 upwards Of ~ 900 lbs.
tobacco from 900 bills on this land
July g. f7-wfw1 W o. GREGORY.
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July 10

. a NATSKILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE.-The above W ell
" known splendid establishment is opened for the
reception of company.
Extensive improvements have been made since the last
season. enhance the comforts of its vsers and every
exeron the part OF the subscriber and those whom he
employs will be made to render the stay of visitors
BILE He returns his uoeigned thanks for the very liberal
patronage bestowed him the last years. hopes
to receive continuance of the at the unrivaled
Pine Orchard. CHARLES III. WEBB.
NEw-YoRK, July 10. IS--w1m
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SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.-In pursuance
~ OF decree of the United States Court Fifth Circuit,
and Eastern District of Virginia. pronounced the 23d
day oil May, 1882 in the OF Joshua Waddngon and
Thomas Pnkerton and Daniel Bell surviving assgnees of
Donald and Burton, plaintiffs, and James Brown and Da
MEL Call, defendants
The undersigned, Marshal of the said Court will pro-
coed to sell at IL O'clock the premises the highest
bidder, at public auction for ready money, Tuesday,
the ioth day oil July next the lot piece ground lying
and being in the city of Richmond, situate the South
side OF the Main Street. between the occupied
by Samuel Coe and the tenement occupied by John s.
Sydnor, and nearly opposite Lewis Webb s. Co.
EDMUND CHRISTIAN,
Marshal United States, Eastern District of Virginia.
June %. bids
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AkRANGE SPRINGS.--The subscribers having taken
W possession of this property have adopted this method
of informing the public that every preparation for the
cepon and accommodation of visitors has been made. Nc
expense labor has been omitted render every thing
both comfortable and convenient
Julyii0. I1S-4w1 j. l.. & J. p. COLEMAN.
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EPURR MILESTONE MAKING has been resume

EPURR MILESTONE MAKING has been resumed
I'D in the Penentary of Virginia. Persons applying
for msones at the Pentenary, the store, or TO the
officer at either place by letter. the postage being paid
will be promptly attended to. The mistones made this
institution not inferior 10 any manufactured in the
United States and evidence Of the faithful execution of
this city The prices low few pair of stones are
on hand. e. S. MORGAN, Superintendent
June 20. l5-U
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OVID, UIFsGAsHg, TUESDAY, .TUH " 40, 1889
EPEALA AND Personal PROPERTY FOR SAIL

cd EAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY FOR SALE
IA The Subscriber, intending to remove from the city
OIL Richmond, will, on the 25th instant, sell the
highest bidder, the following property wit The House
and Lot on street, known the Shock@ Hill Tavern,
fronting on said street from As 80 feet three stories high
having in the first tenement comfortable rooms, and in
the second with good, spacious and dry cellars in the
yard Is good well OF water hydran Of pure, sweet
ter furnished from the City Water Works very condc
rabe expenses back buildings made of brick In the yard
OF the first tenement is long single story house. used
Kitchen lodging for servants coal house. room,
through which is conveyed to the stable and lum
Der ROOM In the yard of the second tenement is good
kitchen, with fire place above and below stairs.
Also, House and Lot on street, directly north and
opposite the Shocko Hill Tavern The house has
five rooms ncuing the cellar, and there is sufficient
ground fronting street TO build three good
nements This is very beautiful and valuable piece of
property.
will also sell Ten Negroes-the greater portion of
them young, and as valuable any in the State
The Furniture belonging to the Tavern will also be sold
consisting OF twelve fifteen beds furnre-about
dozen of the bedseads made by Mr. Hendree of
good mahogany with high posts-deboards, tables chairs
looking glasses, kitchen furniture and many ar
tces too tedious to mention
Also, large Stable and Carriage Shelter built Of wood
The stable containing "a good stalls and the shelter large
enough TO contain carriages They stand on rent
ed lot Immediately adjoining the Tavern.
Terms Of sdle-The real estate will be sold for one
third cash. the balance credit OF g. H. Is months
from the day of sale, without interest with deed
the property TO the payment The negroes furni
ture stable and shelter will be sold for cash
July 8. [l7-tds] WILSON BRACKETT.
ENoR RENT OR LEASE-The extensive Tavern es-
tablshed at Halifax Court house, occupied pre-
sent and Tor several past years. by Mr. Moses PALMER
Another word by way finduccment, necessary
TO be used as the value of the property in the hands
man oil enterprise is already generally known.
Proposals will be received until Halifax july Court (4th
Monday when the establishment if previously dispos
ed oil privately will be put to the highest bidder
10 be made known on the day Address, if by letter. post
s. WILLIAMS.
take pleasure in announcing to the public that the es
Enlistment is leased Messrs. Medley and Jackson
Tor term of years-genemen of capital every way
calculated TO sustain the high and increasing reputation Of
the house.
The patrons OF the present worthy and successful tenant
assured that they will nd for the residue of his
the elegant accommodations heretofore and after
torious successors. s. w
June &c. Lids
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NOriCE.-Thc shares Of stock subscribed for by Wal
kcr Timberlake in the Rivanna Navigation Compa-
ny, and all others upon which the full amount Of thirty
dollars each share has not been paid agrceaby TO calls
heretofore made will be exposed to sale the Tavern Of
William D. Fitch, IN the town Of Charlottesville on Mon
day The sixth day OF Augas next for the purpose Of rails
ng the amount duo said shares BY order OF the Board
OF Directors, DANFEi. T. CARR, Treasurer.
July g. li6 .wfml Riv Nav. Company
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M0TlCE.-By virtue OF the last VIII and Testament
IL OF Samuel Nuckols deceased, the subscriber will
proceed to sell TO the highest bidder on the premises on
Thursday the 26th day OF July next II fair If not the
next fair day, all the estate Of said deceden both real and
PERSONAL the following TERMS TO witt the land which
lies partly in Goochand and partly In Hanover counties
and contains about 400 acres third Of the purchase
money to he paid in cash. and the balance in two equal
annual payments; approved personal security and a
deed in trust the land to the two last payments
The personal estate consisting Of six likely young negroes
horses cattle sheep and hogs plantation utensils house
hold &c. the following terms TO g six months Gre
dit for all sums above five dollars bonds with approved
curty for five dollars and under cash will be required by
NATHANIEL NUCKOLS Admir- dc bonis non
All persons having claims against the estate are request
ed TO bring them forward that due arrangements may be
made for etuemen all persons indebted to the estate arc
requested 10 come forward and make immediate payment
May ~. IG--wSws1 N nj
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BANK or MARYLAND, !

Baltimore, Dee. 26h, 1881 {
dRY resolution Of the Board of Directors of this In.
u - stituton the following scale and rates have been
adopted for the government Of the Officers thereof in re-
ccivng deposites of money subject 10 interest," viz.
For dep0siics payable ninety days after de-
mand, certificates shall be issued bearing inter
est at the rate per annum OF per ct.
For deposites payable thirty days after demand
certificates shall be issued bearing interest at the
rate per annum OF per Ct.
On current accounts or dcposites subject to be
checked for at tho pleasure of the depssitor, in
tereSt shall be allowed at The rate Of per Ct.
BY order, r. WILSON Cashier.
June 10. I--gfF
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q GEORGE T. SWAMI, attorney at Lam, will in
w future attend the Inferior and Circuit Superior
Courts Of Law and Chancery, held the counties of Cum
berland and Buckingham. Business entrusted TO his
management will meet with his faithful attention. Per-
sons communicating with him, will please direct their let
ters to Cumberland Court House. va
July 6. J7-w4ws
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July 10
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, }
June 30, 1892.

NOTICE is hereby given to the Propretors of the En-
IN changed -Four and half per cent. Stock, issued
Secretary of the Treasury exchange Stock, bearing
interest of four and half per cent for certain Stocks
bearing interest of six per cent approved the Goth
Nav 1924 That the certificates of the said Stock which
are redeemabe after the 3ls day OF December, 1892 will
be paid the LIST day of January, 1885, to the popeors
thereof their legal representatives attorneys duly
suted the presentation and surrender of the said Ger
tcates at the Treasury, the Loan Office, where the
may stand credited.
Notice is further given that no transfer of the said
Certificates from the books of the Treasury, of any
Loan Office, will be allowed after the lst day of Deem
Der, 1892
And, also, that the interest the said Certificates will
and determine the 3l day of December afore-
said. LOUIS McLANE,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
July 10. ls-IaitIst Jan.
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NOTICE-All persons having claims against the es-
lN tate of Jones BrO,oder, decd and all who claim any
part of his estate the descendants of his paterna
terna kindred hereby earnestly requested TO
ward and prove their relationship the deceased who
the of Arthur Browder and Rebecca, formerly
Jones, anxious close the OF David Thacker
decd and also that of Jones Browder.
JOHN r. SYDNOR,
Eror. of David Ihdcker, decd luho ,cas
.ddnr. Of Jones Brolcder decd:
July 10. 1S-w4w#
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NOTICE is hereby given that the co-partnership here
IN toore existing under the firm and style Of OVERLY
& Young at Spanish Grove in Mecklenburg county, was
dissolved the 2sth day of March last by mutual
senthe said OVERLY having sold his entire interest in
the said concern TO the said Young All persons having
claims against the said firm will apply to s. W. Young
for payment and those indebted to the said will
please make payment to him, who is alone authorised
adjust and settle the business of the said firm.
JAMES NJ. OVERLY.
S. w. YOUNG
Meckenburg, July 10. 1s-wIm