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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-05
PROSPECTUS
For publishing by Subscription, in The Torn If Ports
moofh, Pirginia, Newspaper, to be entitled. Ae
PORTSMOUTH REPUBLICAN,,
AND
TIRGENT4 COlfaIERCL4L G.9ZE7rE
PROSPECTUS

pY JAMES {. WEST.
compliance with the ish Of many Of the mos, m
- peciabc citizens Of Portsmouth vim are an.ion To-
such publication Of their owu the publisher 1resepts ,b
Prospectus to the patronage aDd support of
Of Por'smou'h Norfolk, and the adjoining counties
u unnecessary, in the present enlightened a.e 10
eniet INTO abOed detail of the value of n.,y
In Tepublic founded virtue and general ir,elt
gHmee ol t'e community, and which only be summarized
and continued ~ the basis their utiiIy mus, no
parent 20 every rejecting mind We shall proceed
fore, without further remarks 10 specify the eou,se e -
tend ~ Pursue and the objects which our ateno, IN
ne emily Directed 10 the FIRST place. would distinctly
state maj the EEPUBLIcANs not Intended tn be
paper, devoted any particular pa,iv n, $50;
lstratoH, further than their measures may be- IN on, i
wise and benefeia cseusted To- promote the ine,es
Of our country. We shall aim az preservips q reid -
panal'y oetseen conflicting srefully excndm,
All controversies Of ersoua aud acrimonious noto,
AZ e same time, we are DESTROYS both sides Of the
question on the merits Of public measures NAV he
Freely and fairly stated that readers viii be- enabled
Ia draw their conclusions, and form their own CO..
ions on c0ntTUveTed points.
Our obrei aud design is to make the IEPUntrc.v
vehicle If commercial and general inf7rnaona
NJ yAoTs, rather than political discussions or sbs,Isc,
questions Nor will Agricultural and Misre in
iormation be ncglectedOr the Literary ard s,ie,,;6e
news Of tho day There is likewise another subject which
will engage an adequate share Of attention, viz: In
efnal Improvement. Whatever differences Of ooniou ,
exist TO tie PAYERS Of the General Government in ,o
ference 70 ths subject there be to the wis
dom ard policy Of improving 20 Tho ut,nos, an, o,t
ahvsnage BY rcmnving distinctions cor rivnfsakino
roadsts opening channels Tor eomoe,ee
aod calling healthy and Vigorous exercise aIl the r.
'ouees,of oar Siste. This coufsp which has been 90 ba,
ply begun by Tho Dismal swamp Canal, WILL we trus,
ere long, heeoer primary objse, Of Importance with our
baiesaso' and give fresh Stimulus our decayoa com
merce aud Ianguisbing agriculture.
Having thus briefly oniodsd our intended rouse q, 70
maos with the public say how far tbey think sortbo
q pauonagr.
+. Sit Is our esn'ion ~ ssue the fret nunbs, ~,
hr Republican in Apf, pOyded I50 subserbcs arc orc
viously procured
CONDITIONS.
I-i' The REPUBLTcAS viii be Handsomely printed q,
superroysl, semi-weeky, (rueSdsys M F,fsys) a. a.
ref 1nr3'o, fayabs ~ ,ltHree
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-05
Grape Vines, Fruit Trees, etc.

Reduced price from 25 10 so per cent.
MES WINSTON, Agent for William Prince, Proprir
will u furnish selections 10 ofhae YthE y Table Grapes
HE greatest proportion of these vines are fo the Rhnc
and the most northern departments of France (and Of course
cannot fail TO saceeed including the cecbracd rokay and
whte red and Burglndythe three latter making the
PEACH 81 APPLE TREES viii also be furnished a, 0,
also, Prince on HoRTIcULTuRE- -ior sa,c.
Ne" cntloeues greatly enlarged distributed Ia
Which, upon examination, will he found that prices ycrv
generally have been greatly reasseed feb IS
a rules held IN the clerks The court of the Uner
The month OF Feb 1929 James Thompson and Richard Nm,
c,% seraon eSseutots Of EppaPhodius 1imberake,
wing partners of William Cunni isham Co. defsiS Gas
The defendants NOT having entered their o,,,eo,oc NM,
gwen security according rule court aud j, aupe,r;nr
y satisfactory evidence that they inhabitants Of the
e OF 'irgnan the motion of tho plaintiffs by their CONN.,
sell IS ordered that e said defendants appear before the said
sO AZ @ ay Of Sh,ond or The FIRST day OF the ie
S"n n nsr, , 10 some nospaPer published the City Rich
OF the capitol in the said city. ~ WV
Acopy Tese, -. RD JEFFRIES Cnt
asSRSuA ANT TO deed of trusi executed by Edward G.
swami, on the Sd day of April 1921 and admitted ~
record on the 18th day of the month in the clerb
Sl county court win be sold the highest bidder
on the premises, Monday the 25h day Of Nav ney,
rc' OF Land IN said county containing $50 acres living ON
hand lies we'll divided into four fields under Soo nc SS
wea oy excellent springs in most healthy agreeable
late Thomas rabb) Samuel Swami Richard swami AMI
Iecp oIesS. There are ON the premises comfortable new
dwelng house with rooms and every out hud
large crop. A' III
The parties interested agree the sale shall be made far
'e'iourth OF the purchase in hand balance in and
years. well secured The sale will he conducted by Rcbarj
a. swami osen for the trustee, such as vesed
by the trust deed and other which believed be good
.-, THE TRUSTEE
The above is made bymy request and INV Appreciation
EDWARD &. SWAMI
EdC Swami viii sell at time the life estate of healv
person in tract of 10 richest creek Aotom ~
soianed and adjoining the above accommodating terms
Possession OF both will be given in time wheat and h
possession at Christmas. mar 81 sovus, '''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-05
OR RENE
30 THE PUBLIC.

'PHE Subscribers, having purchased the Line OF
Stages running between Guyandotte and Lewis
burg, vii, or before tho first of May next, com
rnence running The Route TWICE WEEK.
Tho Line Will pass through Charleston, and from
ttfence, by the State Turnpike, to Lewisburp and
TIE principal Medicinal Springs, TO wit; tho White
Sulphur, the Hot, tho Warm, &c. TO Staunton.
II viii Teave Guyandotte, twice week at o'clock
4. RI.
And on IFS pGtni, sill 1cuve Shunton twice a
SSeek.
Prem GnyAudatte % the Springs there will be no
hight travelling.
AT Staunton the Line meets the Charlottesville.
Sichmond, and Fredericksburg Lines, running three
-aaa week.
Tbe voute. 'soin Cuyaudotte 70 Staunion. viii bo
reformed in five days. aiu .'"n Staunton, to Rich
nond or fredericksburg, in two dayS md from
Richmond, TO the Cityof Washington, in &C hours
ind from fredericksburg 10 the City in eight hours
Persons ascending the Ohio their way 10 the
North, will End this the pleasantes and cheap
ri. And those who may WISH to visit the Spripgs
informe that, exclusive OF the Line they can
al times he accommodated, on short notice, with
npod crl5n Coaches 10 those watering places.
And the public assured that in attention 10 the
accommodation and comfort Of the passengers so far
o. good Coaches and Teams, and skiful and sober
Drivers sfbrd them tho lino shall not bc inferior
70 my other N iln State.
PORTER e. BELDEN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-05
IRON CASTINGS

THE Subscriber informs the public he con,,nues To
carry the IRON FOUNDRY near the Savage
Factory, where he makes Snfi iron CASTINGS for Ma
onety Of all descriptions. All sent 10 him al the
y's wharf, Baltimore, Tor Castings will meet with c,s
date attention. aud the Castings delivered thse free NJ
expense for ausportsiiou. JONATHAN BONNER p.
Bal,inorr, Jan. 26, 1929. t,u9,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-05
TO PRINTERS.

VIZ Inn'.ug Establishment of the "WESTEPN
u YIkGlNlAN" is offered for sale. II is located a,
Chah'siown henawhe county, and me great line n,
eomrunira'ion thIouH Virginia rom East ~ West The
aeaics' coprng e't"hlisment H. tie sfatr about one
hundred miles distant; and tie whole eishbn,uy copn
Try IS believed 10 be rapidly improving IN intelligence In
ifunlieTs. aud IN wealth.
For terms, AL other Information address she sabscri-
beT lpost paid Keuawia G.. ~. Virginia.
Apfil ~, 1922. MASON CAMPBELL.
u The publication of The Western Yirginiao will be
continued ~ befrtoforr should 1e III fn. osfAbish-
iroft b., ccrcir~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-05
BRAHMIN WINE.

','ehhll4N w IiNG, ..ax 80
a FEW dozen bottles of this rich and highly fla
vored Madeira Wine, which hus had the benefit
OF voyages TO the East and West Indies; also a few
dozen bottles of Madeira grape juice without brandy,
OF peculiar dccacy osavor and of delicious taste of
the fruit-packed in boxes oftwo dozen each, Just
received and for sale by
G. & a. WARWICK.
ALSO FOR SALE.
London porter and brown stout. in pint and qnart
bottles
Liverpool filed sacks of salt
Crates ofearthcn ware, well assorted for the coun-
try trade
sd. wrought nails, patent shot, crates Of bottles
Tin plate in boxes, and brazier's copper
German and British oznab,rgs
Port wine IN casks of 3 dozen bottles eacl,
English white lead
Madeira wine in pipes, pipes and quarter casks
april 21-saw6t%
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-05

VIRGINIA; At roles holden in The ,is,t,. ca, - a.
superior court " ehaneery or the Riebrnond d;.,,,,
the 70 day Of March, 1929; John K CjiIlis so,v;vin
paI'ne' o, tse hfm Of John X GilHst & SON Of LON
~" ~" t'lam "Iiat pits. ogainH Joho Hume, Tho
oss hume Jacob LeekisL Thomas Taylor aud John 5.
'sE,"'' surviving partner o. Edmvsd Taylor & Co. dhs.
iw oe'c"daots Thomas Hume and Jacob I,cekier no,
eno'ed ther appearance Ind given security aeeor-
aing 10 the act Of assembly and the rules of,bi, o %
aPpesnng by satisfactory evidence, that they are no,
nspan,' VI this eo"ny tits ordered, that tbs said de-
na"" 90 appear the 1st day rfhe uext juno
o'der be forthwith inserted IN some uewspaper published
10 TIE city of Richmond, for months suceessivslv
posted az the front door Of the capitol, IN the shd city
10 copy. Teste, VIM. q. PENpLyroN r. r
Gt~ JoBPWINTIvG; ~vgrrrei =, ~. 1,7-i---o--------
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-05

The stage viii alternately from The Sweet SPRINGS
by way Of the w Sulphur to The Salt Sulphur and back
and by tie Mil & sp and Union.
Zach passenger viii be- allowed 10 take 2O5s of bs-
gage free Of charge bot al tai will be eha,erd r.,
~ the faie Of cents per ~ cr 100 miles. Those who
first register their places where Tive state s,o
shall have tiie preference.
There will be good aud osfrfy drivers, and The best
horses ~ Yifgiuis. J. r. CALbVyUfT
Sir n,pnih 9th. 1900
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-05

FINIE cASTILlAN. Novel, in vols, II mo-
"in our las Gazette adverted To the publication ~
this Novel; aud to The pleasure had cd from hurried
glance over it, and say very favorable
impression has bcen amply confirmed by more esurey peru.
sal of these volumes The character of the Heroine axeher
beautifully drawn, and abois in touches great Ali and
feeling " LoatoH Literary Gazette
.Ths work is written With great spirit and abounds with
animated scenes. The characters numerous diversified
well sustained and patue."--Cou,f Jafayasine
Received for sale ut
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-05

VIRGINIA.: At Superior Court Of Chancery hol-
den At the Capitol in the City cf Richmoua on Mon
day. Match the 3d. 1879: William Mann and Samuel
Dyer, j. pitts. against Thomas r. Bouldn, executor Of
David Res, ds:easrd. Jacob Myers and Eliza his wife
john putheld and Amanda his wife, and Walter L. Fn-
tame and George NJ. Payne aim'rs. Of David Ross, ;r
deceased aud Frederick a. Rcs devisecs Of David Ross
deceased dts.
The defendants Jacob Myers aud Eliza his wife, and
frederick A. Ross WHO of this country, and gans
whom the plaintiffs appear have proceeded ia the mode
prescribed by law against absent daendanis still fan.
tn uprcar aud answer, motion of the plaintiffs by
COUNSEL the court doth take their bill confessed as to
those defendants: Aud the coming on 10 be heard
an the bill taken for confessed at rules, other
PENDANTS exhibits aud examinations sscs and was
argued sy COUNSEL On consideration whereof the court
doth adudge order aud Decree that the contacts reformed
TO ~ the poesediugs be, and the hereby snnued
ana declared void; that the defendant Thomas T. Boul-
din executor of David Ross, deceased do deliver nm IN
'ne piaintii' William Mann, to be cancelled, the bond
executed ny him FOR five HUNDRED dollars the said Roul
nnas executor aforesaid, and mentioned i'm the hills tb,,
me- out OF the estate OF his Ina nds 10 he ad
"isered' DO pay To the plaintiff Samuel Dyer, IT, tho sum
ot one thousand dollars interest thereon from Tho
day Of July, 1916, till paid aad that he rem
der before commissioner Of the enurt account of his
administration OF The estate of his testator the said
commissioner IS Directed examine, nd settle the
said acconnt, well account of all the
made hy the plaintiff William Mann To the said David
knSs during his life time, of the purchase nj
the lands ~ the bill nOned the SAID Thomas r
B"udin executor aforesaid the death Of the said
hos on the account and report the me To the or
Win any matters specially stated deemed pc rinen by
himself or which may be required by the parties to be so
stated.
copy. Testc, WM G.PENDLEToN, G. c.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Riehmond, llIh April 1899
The parties interested will please lake notice that
nave appon'ed the 18th day of June next 10 commence
the acconns directed in The foregoing order Of court, ON
which day at9 o'clock NJ. they are required to attend
al my once IN this city, with their accounts, vouchers
'eady Tor examination and se;IienIert.
HILARY BAKER Com,
IhH defendants in the aheyr men,ioned suit will take
ON Friday, the 29h day of May next between
the hours OF clock in the morning, o'c OK IN the
AneInnon shall proceeh At the Office of Herbert Cl
n"ne IN tBe city Of Richmond, take the epostians f
Samue Carter aud others; and the day. between
the hoursof clock in the morning, aud o'clock in the
aiienoon shall proceed the office Of John Wickham ESQ
IN the CITY o RehTond, take the deposition OF said
Wckham, which DISPOSITIONS are to be taken to be used
and read as evidence in the aforesaid suir.
rs w5t C WIN. MANN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-05
Rroad Rock Sprine Races.

5HE srte over the Broad Rock Cours will commence ss
USUAL On the fhrd Tucsday In May and continue three
'H DH1A S~erpfake for Colts and Fiiles three wars
Cd etrince slo0, half Forfeit subscribers and
t1ineS ffr1s Chatham, dead, janis CHborne VIM n
IenPae - Hsuism Vim. Vim, james N. Selten Samuel
tsItfersun ' ~
Second DagTln PrUPre,drs PURSE ro mile heats, 500
THIRD DayTe Jockey Club Purse three mile heats $500
tp osegtui entrinre SD ISHAM PUCKETT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-05
FOR HIRE.

a llhEl.G Girl about sixteen years of age, who
is good sempstress and oliambernaid. She
has been accustomed to nursing children, and can
come well recommended for honesty and industry
Apply at this Office. april Is
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-05
SIXTY DOLL.qRS PEU.gPD

M I'LL TIC gwen by the subscriber for the appehsu sion Of
w ms negroes, JoH LYoSS JonS SAMrcS wv SAMPSON
oi,tf rMhIh, SAu " CHARLES SMITH. Joe is Stout and
a'ner lat oack NAN, with smiling eouncnance and white
eca John IS oinidde height and rather slim make not vrry
black, With slick face and white teeth William Is
a ana STOUT, OF 'a~ny color, and shutters little Billy
taer lower than the common height musi,o and has one
TWO OF ms front teeth broken partly Oft Sam low stout
maze BACK man Charles is rather tall and m black and
has bumps IN his face. They generally took with ,rn NJ ut
coon cois ana nc cznabr shirts; also took
with them oil blue coats, jackets ppntaoous white col,on
OK llnsn Shuts and other Sunday coie they call iheu
me above men, aier committing robbery the neighbor0od
ran of on the I'll, inst, and probably lurking about Rich
mod Pcleisbur Norfolk Hanover house or the Piping
or $40 for each negro. Hill, CARTER
i ap I3--eo3w
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-05

TliE unparalleled reputation of this medicine "a
such, and It's pre-emInent virtues are so well a.
laGshad' and so hily acknowedgedby an intelligent
P"oic that 1t IS scarcely necessary to say any tRinp
iurther than that it is a SOVEREIGN RFMEDI
IN Discusses of the Liver: Debility resulting from, nt
Rerahce and dssipation: Old and inveterate [Icors
lohts Indigestion: Botches on the Face Pin,ncs &C.
HyPnilis; Cutanoous diseases generally and rete- =;
particular; Mercurial and Scrofulous complaints "
ne certheates OF wonderful cures performed h.,
Inc CathocOn, have become so nume,ous az r., 80 -
ciude their insertion in any newspaper and has odo
" necessary Tor the proprietor TO print theno u, .
pamphlet of about 100 pages. This will bn forward
"a as soon ms possible TO the several Apenfa for
ttous distribution, and must on perusal strencthon
inc good opinion now entertained by the friends az
this medicine and disarm as it is hoped the nrc,T
ceS oil those who view with distrust any medicine nor
known IN what IS called "regular Practice" Facts
are stubborn things, and cannot he 9ainsnid
AZ the earnest solicitation of members of the rn,,I
icu hculty, and others who have witnessed the aston
lshng cures effected by the use of the Vegetable
Catholeon, and who anxious that its bepcfts TO
has consented to reduce the retail price 10 TWO
DOLLARS per bottle; and this will he done with
3ht w airy way deteriorating the quality of the med
lcc' or reducing The SIZE IF The bottle az has boon
materially done in the case of Swairn's Panacco
HeS y "s's recently rsc,Dcd opi physicians and from
also agents for S,oain's Panheea y ~ " W
8" retail more than dozen bottles Of vor Ca,holco Lo
sell one bottle of Swains anaoea. and fl poat mica in
hHhg yoY mat every case in which have the Ca
Wollcon tred' II has produced dcciicd JcpefL"
Loud you aaod TO reduce the price Of Cahoieon In
I ,s should more frequently prec rc It to my patients
ana TINS would also be done by number Of other phypcians in
this town and vicinity who have used with the ., eacts
after s me ohe, Penacea aud the Compound syrup of san
An euinent physician saya 81 have known sye c,e.
oa,eo X me use OF your Cathocon, which had previously
never knewn Il 70 pro luce injurious s9scfsr, - ~ ~
The above invaluable n'edeno be constantly had NJ
-. ,. m. BLAMIRE.
- 'ppnsHb TIC kage Hotel Rrhp,ou,I
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-05
CHARLES HOLT, Jr. d. co.
,aee rforo reeeipiny pcy tdrge and handsome assof
D,e,,t Of
CHM. Glass. and Earthenmnra

eCTED With particular care, their Spring supply for
thrs natkc all which they offer sell low for cash
heir stock now consists of complete assomcn comprising
great any new articles, shapes and patterns,
nranuicor IN Europe and AMERICA by the latest arri-
vsls, and Consisting, part, OF the following:
CHINA WARE.
Eeft iutrvd and gilt China Dining Services verv
Je and completes Plates, Dishes, Tueers Bowls Pitchers
Basins elegant rich gold border and enamecd Tea Sets en-
nsed and gold do do doi common, enanelled black
grtnee Tea and Cofs Sets plain, gold edge and lined do do
o blue napkin and gold do do do general assortmcn, of
Iov price China Cups and Sauce by the sen or dozen
GLASS WARE.
Elegant rich Sct,s consisting Of Dishes Bo,s
tchers Decanter, Pumber Wines Salts match ele-an
Estrtcd Shades rrh Hall Lamps Stand Lamps Mantle
lamps rh cut Sugars, Creams, Pickle Vases Sayer Water
hntes, and general assortment of plain Glass Ware.
H4RTHE.RV.4RE
Liverpool Dinner Sets Dishes Plates Soup Purrrns Bowls
ISfnhcs Tea Pots Sugars, Ceams Exers and Basins Mugs
aca Cups and Saucets, with and wthou, handles fancy
Pnche Bowls, Tea Pots Sugars Creams edged Plates Dishes
aUd furee enaneieh Pezls Coes and BosSis-aNso rpe
raj nsstIrtmtnt OF o.
STONE W.aRE:
And general assortment OF low rrice Goods suitable for
country merchants who with others requested to cali and
examine orr sock and prices before purchasing elsewhere
ANY assortment that be selected DC in the
paSpINr ano at The Shohesi notice 28-6tc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-05

V"i'IA ~ roles holden ih tie eleik oficr of lLc
superior court Of chsncery for tho Richmond distri.
me znd DAY OF February, 1920 Isaac Vanelcrl mr.
against Henry Davis " Co. aud Henry w. Noncure ami
'"on Robinson surviving partners Of Bioncure Robin.
son y Peasants, dhs. "'O'"'
me defendants Henry Davis & Co. not having entered
assembly and the rules Of this court nd :, -,
satisfactory evidence that they not inhabitants of R
country It IS ordered that the said defendants DO
s,e on me hfs' Day Of toe June term nd answer tho
m o, we pain' Hnd tbnt copy Of this order be forth
WIN 'n'sred 70 some newspaper published in ,bs ;,, -
non"ona Tor two month successfully aud posted a, ,,s
'front.' door Of The capitol in the said city. "
copy. Ieste' WIN. &. PHNDLEroS e q,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-05

the 2Sih day May next shall oacr on The premises at
- public sale, my MILLS and 1000 of the BERKELEY
tACI OF LAND IN parcels purchasers The Mills
are ON an excellent stream, and might be very
10 tue hands OF ainan Of capita they consist OF rst M
having machinery for manufacturing wheat, n pa,f of -
stones OF the bcs, quality aud boiling CLOTH &C.; also
saw Mii capable of saving 100000 feet of timber during
seaSon tn tins ~ attached South Carolina Cotton Gin equal
probably TO any in Virginia. together with Cotton Press The
lands CONSIST OF escry variety of SOIL of them extremely
wen adapted TO corn and cnon small portion has much
improved by ma which very convenient To them bu, the
ea pan is better suited to the growth Of wheat aud clover
e OF them are wen tmbcred with heart Pine; and within
limits Of the land intended Sold very eool estate NAV c
haa on James Rlye Attending an ccelleai, situation build
WIN beautiful view OF the River and City Point On this pro-
pcry it is thought that good Fishery may be hadJhe terms
Of sale VIII be- ono fourth in GO days aud the balance three
annua the prchase money be paid the Bank Of
the u States in Richmond The Mills will he delivered imm
diacy after the SALE the plantation called Mil Quarter no,
until the expiration ofthe present year.
Berkeley April goth 1870 on =,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-05
,SPRLNG'S STdGE-

E'HlS stage will hereafter each week IN and
= from flucks. whore IL rnHnees with tine line from
ynehburg TO Nashville, &c. aud Lewsbu,g where +, V IN
nusci with Pofers line OF coaches, which runs 10 the
Ohio liver. VIZ
FARE. For each person tb-re viii be charged Tor
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-05

MONSIEUK TOkSCN will sidnd the ensuing s,;i- cj1
I'VE at Tree Hll Richmond His SEASON viii commence
e hrst OF February and terminate the FIRST July next He
w be let TO mares fifty dollars the SEASON. which may e
discharged Ivy the payment of forty dollars within the SCI,
Wares can be insured al sent dollars payable when the
case - o''" ."
The Tree Hill estate has been Leased well enclosed BY
tue subscribers, who will furnish good pastrIge for mares
gratis and Stable them all weather. They can be well
ieti, If required, al p cents per day.
Every desirable arrangement has ra1c for the occo
nodaon of mares and of the subscribers will Give hs
constant personal attentions order that they nav b. uc
signed cannot be responsible for accidents or eape bu, viii
use every exerion TO prevent both; Monsieur Tonson is a
ueduu oay heen hands three inches high with black legs
name and tail lie finely proportional eShihrq Great no
CT ana beauty throughout his form Ills blood and
cannot be surpassed by any on tine cnnli-
hent. For Pedigree &c. see horse bills
-. THOMAS WATSON
ieb S-uc ABNER ROBINSON