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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-13

No HGnoper County Court, Jan. 90, 1929.
MbtEh Brown one OF the heirs aud the sduinfssrstS5
OF Anne b. brown, dec. Ph. AGAINST Patrick Bruwu,
D"yu Richardson aud Mary " his wife, who vas Mary
y. brown'James b. ClUptun Ualdegravs Cuplon, pa
ulek Clopton, Miller Cloptop, Thomas copou, David r.
Clop'on " ilham Copton, Anne ~. Thonpson who ,vas
Anne " CloPton, Winston Harwood, and Margaret his
VIE WHO was Margaret Ciop,un and May G.. Yarbroueh
an infant daughter Of Mary r. Yafbrough DO was Mary
u Clopun, ehldren Of Margaret Brown aud John g. H.
Brown, Patrick Brown, Fanny Y. Brown Mary Rrovo
sarah Anne B'own. William Il. Brown and Allied Brou
children of UiIlism Brown. d0s-IN CHAEeEHS.
The defendants James v. Clopfon, wakierruve Clop-
tom Miller CIopton, Thomss Coptnn, Joba g. r. Brown,
Psinek Brown Mary Brown Sarah Anue Blown, UIllsr ",
y" bf"wn' Allied Brown aud PaIdrk B,own rot having
c"e'cd mnr appearance aud gwen security according
To the act Of assembly and the rules of tbis eonrt nd
" eppesrng u the satisfaction the enuu fhst slpcy
are no' tnhabtsnis Of THIS eOuufy ordered that tr
sstd defendants DO appear here the 6fa daV ~
April court and The bill ~ thr plaintlR end
That copy Of this order he forthwith inserted n son,s
newspaper published iu the city ~ Rchnoud ~ t~o
npnhs excessively sud posted the froot % ts
| roust-hoUss " This county
AcoPy. Tssis PHILIP n. WINSTON, enc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-13
Theological Bookstore,
OPPOSITE THE EAGLE HOTEr

O''T II IE T1.IGLE HUIEL.
't'HE Subscriber lns opened a NEW BooksroKs,
opposite the Eagle Hotel, where be intends keep
ing general assortment Of CHRONOLOGICAL CLAss,-
CAL and MISCELLANEOUS Books and S1Ar.oS AIRY.
which he viii sell OIL the most favourable terms.
mar 80 XvOpKs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-13
NEW PURLN.4IIOMS.

EAHUS History If the Hebrew Commonwealth translated
O from the German by Calvin z. Stowe, s. VI. ofthc Thco
logical Seminary, Andover
History Of the Political System Of Europe and its Colonies
from the Discovery America the independence of the
rican Constitution; from the German OF A. H. l. iIeerru vols
System OF Dental Surgery; in three pars1s Dental Sur
gerry as Science 3D. Operative Dental Surgery 3d. Pharmacy
NJ. ~.
The Republic Of Cclro translated from the Latin and
cOHpanied will cal aud historical introduction, by g. w
Iea'herNonhaugh, Eq Fellow Of the Geological Society OF
london
Grammar Of the Latin Language tho usc If COLLEGES
end Sennares Ion the German OF g. G. Zumpt.and many
other new publications, received az NASH'S.
mar Is
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-13
NEW BOOKS.

q Journey around my Room followed by Nor
n tuTnal Expedition in the same regions, by
Count Xavier dc Maistre
TIE Dreams of Pindus, by G.. w. Clarke.
Elements ofPhysics or Natural Philosophy, gene
Tal and medical explained independently of Techni-
cal Mathematics, and containing new disquistions
md practical suggestions, by ell Arnot, NJ. y. First
American from the third London edition, with add
tions by Isaac Hays, 4. NJ, NJ. D., &c.
Ells's Medical Formary, new und much impro-
we'd edition.
Tales OF ST. Bernard received at NASVS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-13
NOTICE.

'ENHE Commissioners named in the act entitled
Il An act, to amend an act, entitled An act 10
incorporate the Chesterfield Rail Road Company,
passed the 25th FEB 1879 hereby give public notice,
that books of subscription will be opened at the er
chnnts Coffee House., IN the City of Richmond, on
Wednesday the Ist day April next at ie O'Clock,
FOR the purpose oreceying subscriptions to The Cap
ital Stock OF the sad Company, and thar the said
books, viii be kept open, from day to day. from ?
until O'Clock each succeeding day, (Sundays ex-
cepted) for ten days. mar 3o--eo5t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-13
PUBLIC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

PUBLIC WAREHOUSE
81 AViNG lat the desire OF the Inspectors of the
"A above Warehouse) taken the situation
OF salesman, tender my services the cultiyators o
TOBACCO as snch; and will pay the strictest atten
tion 10 receiving, securing and scIlint any tobacco
sent 10 ne or the inspectors.
Punctualty and despatch viii In al cases be mar,
ticularly attended to. F
foliage, &c. adyaDcrd.
u Office in the Inspectors Counting Roam.
- M. G. LAKELAND.
y. B:-The planters assured that the best pri.,
ces will BE- obtained from all the buyers, TO whom,
as Wen as the Commission Merchants and inspectors.
beg leave To refer. III. ~
mar i6--iawts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-13
FRESH DRY GOODS

Cases super, blue, black, Oxford and steel mix,
md olive cloths
do fancy prints, complete assortment, among
8 them are some handsome spring paitcrns
do black t,siiur striDg sd &c a..d 40 incl. black
Italian crayats
l do cotton bandanna handkcrcliefs
do Leghorn Bolivar hats
do brown Hollands
do senshew silk umbrellas, some very large and
extra finish -
do containing large shell, tuck, long bent and deep
teeth side combs
l DO brazilian tuck side, neck and long bent 10.
bale patent seine thread, al numbers
DO Clark spool sewing cotton
20 do 81. IA, 5-4 and ID brown and bieach.d siir
tlngs and sheetings
3 English and 81 French black bornbazines
Rich ieOnidas fiy1cy silk handkerchiefs
Large size blue. brown, scarlet and yellow bandan
ia handkercheis
Treble gilt coat and vest buttons
Ilue and black patent covered coat buttons
Figured gilt buttons for ladies' dresses
Black and white polished brace moulds
w omen's black and assorted horseskn gloves
The above named goods have been received bv
late arrivals which added to the stock previously on
hand renders lhe assortment good. For sale low by
+. o. Il. JAMES 81 Co.
lndT 1-SaWot Market Suuarc
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Elegant French and American
Paper Hanginrs.

THE-snbscrber respectfully informs iiis customers
and the pnblc generally. that he has opened a
splendid assoslDlent of French and American Paper
5gtass, re screens and views, with borders TO suit,
from the best nanaictoris, at the q next door t.,
Mr. ThoinaseH. -Drews.. 2F,~fs -
lie will pui up pape.S ia tho best stylc ana al 4
very reduced price. -
II. Ii. The papers viii be sold very low.
april I-eo3t T.. REGNAIfI,T ir M.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-13
RichmOnd Dyeing EstabIishment.

On Cary Street, rear or ne Virginia and Farmers
Banks.
Joseph WILLIAMS is grateful to the ladies
- and gentlemen of Virginia, for past favours and
hopes continuance Of the same and would thank
the lndies sending their silk dresses to have them
ken 10 pieces, which will enable him 10 warrant them
20 be dyed and finished well at any establish
mcnt in the Union. Canton stuff dresses not ne
cessury, he has suitable machines To flush them, If
sout 10 him in the situation above mentioned.
Gentlemen arc likewise informed, that he scours
md ronews IN colour coats pantaoons and vests to-
eter with all kinds o. apparel and requested repairs
them in the neatest manner. AS usual all kinds Of
piece goods dyed, and hot cold pressed; furniture
stuils oeansed and re-dycd in the neaiest manner.
NIB. Tickets will be issued on leaving the Goods
with him, and requests thov will be presented mp
piication for the same.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-13

LEATHER.
John POE g. BROTHERS respectfully inform
" their friends aud the public and the old customers
Of b. 1atc g. Go. that Ihey have for sale on reason
able terms, at the old stand opposite the Bell Tavern
a complete assortment Of LEATHER Of superior
quality of their own manufacture, consisting Of
Sole-lght and heavy boot
Upper--russet and waved
Skins-kip, calf and sheep
Skirting
Harness
Bride brown and black
Bag hides, &c. &c. sc.
N. B--Cash given lor Hides aud Oak Bark.
mar 23-2aw3w c J. y &, Bros.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-13

The Stage will alternately from The Sweet spviuV,
ny way of the w Sulphur W the Salt sul,hu, ,r
aud by the Mill Gap aud Union. '
Each passenger will he allowed to take 2OBs ~ bss.
gage Tree OF charge, but all that will be CHARGED o.
az the rate "f per ~. per 100 miles, Thos. -
hTs register their names tine places where the s,ate
shall have the preference. ~
inefe viii be good aud careful drivers and the hes,
""itSS " F'enia' j. 2. CALDWELL.
5th month, oath, 1922.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-13

TO TIE PSBLic.-under me head OF caution in the
yesterdays Why notice appeaTel-cauiionine the nhIc
from receiving note given by Barr Anderson TO the sycr
Der Sometime previous 10 the 25h day OF March 1927,
ABOUT ot-ana TINS notice was signed 10y Ohm Barr only
which he asserts the has been paid Barr & Ander
son en- the 2nh day of April 1924, CAV duc hill or
demand, for Sl3l II, which, Vi join Barr ivay ar CON
jwcvely, with his then partner undertakes 10 saw has bn
paid-e or they will that which no. true John Bar
appears TO nave forgotten, individual Transaction between
him and myself of given by him 10 me previous 10 rio
2lh March Of 1924 for ll4 To- and this the note which
PROMISED 70 hand IN to him. and which certainly did hand IN
TO his agent clerk the late Mir Mathew Woo3on; the duebl
therefore OF Barr Anderson still due; bat gentleman
towhOm passed IT. tor valuable considerations and Barr g.
Anderson are still IN my debt independent of that demand a.
on settlement, pledge myself establish before the proper m
Dunh' BENZ. L. WALLACE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-13

DURSUANr 10 a decd of Irtisl executed by Edward q
swami, on the Sd day of April, 1921, and admitted to
record on the iSh day OF the same month in the clerks Office
Of Powhadn county court, will be sold 10 the highest bidder
on the premises on Monday, the 25h day Of May next
raet OF Land IN SAID county, containing $50 living on
Deep Creek, and within half mile Of James river fh
land lies we divided into four fields good fences
watered by excellent springs IN healthy agreeable
neighbohood and bounded by Belle Meade 1.-THE estate of the
late Thomas Tabb,) Samuel Swami, Richard swami aud
Deep Creek There on the premises comfortable new
dwelling house with rooms and necessary out budne
attached also new barn, and tobacco houses su6cea fr
The parties interested agree that INC sale shall be made for
fourth Of the purchase in hand the balance In and
years well secured The sale will he conducted by Rirha,l
A. swami agent for the Trustee and sch nle made a. N ed
by the rui decd aud other which is believed Ia W. good
~, THE TRUSTEE
Tho above made by my request and ses my appreciation
r,c EDWARD &. SWAMI
20 - Swami win sell al same time the life estate n healthy
person m tract oi 40 of richest creek bottom,
oseu' and adjoining the above accommodating term
Possession o. both will be given time to SOW wheat snd u
pVs|e>sloh ~ Christmas. mai 2T-eOw4tc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-13
NEW NOVELS.
FOR RENT.

TENHE large front room over my Office.
"A april >. HAWKINS.
tACIIONSome time previous the 18th March Is =
- Barr Anderson note BENZ Wallace of thus
CITY, of about Sl3l, which has been lai in the set
uenent OF the account between Barr Andc.,0n and BENZ
L. Wallace Inc note Mir Wallace promised M t. the
agent oil Barr Anderson TO be destroyed away; but
as ne has not done of the partners 81 the late finn
ap3-6ts JOiiS BSPR
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-13

4 HID. and rs bbls. Apple Brandy
- hid maddCr
IN bbls copporus
cerOon fotant indigo
Q do2 wire sfters
Landing this morning and for sale by
mar 30 LEWIS WEBB g. co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-13

Whiskey, Sugar, &c.
I ANDING this morning for sale,
- 20 Hhds superior, new crop New Orleans Sugar
10 90. 90 Old ditto,
20 Ilhds Pennsy lyana ditto
jan ~ RAISTOy 4 rtFlSANrs
IN STORE
100 bags green coffee
$50 sides Baltimore sole leather
100 do do upper do
20 hhds molasses
pipes genuine Holland Gin
20 chests gunpowder tea
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-13
SPRINGS ST8GR

H'HIS Stage viii hereafter TWICE each week n arf
n from Fucks, where il connects With the Ins e.
Lynehoug TO Nashville, Sc. aud Lewsbu,g where il viii
eonneci with P"rrs line a; cOacr which run. Go frr
Ohio 10
FARE For each person thctn viii b. charged far a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-19

(" cnnic under the laws of Georgia. One would
t>r 'l'vsvcr, that The spirit of the report ironl
~ie', tations have been made, must be an indi-
cation uf what is To be expected from Georgia, in the
way of systematic legislation on this subject.
One law has already been enacted, with the direct
view Of extending the jurisdiction of Georgia over
the Chcrokees. 1t was approved December 90, 1928,
and deserves particular consideration.
The FIRST five sections divide that part of the Cher
okee country which falls within the chartered limits
of Georgia. into five pnrlons attaching each one of
these portions TO a contiguous county of Georgia.
The sixth section extends the laws Of Georgia over
white residents within the limits above mentioned;
and the seventh declares, that after June l. 1880,
all Indians residing in said territory, and within any
one ofthc counties as aforesaid, shall be liable and
subject TO such laws and gulations the Lcgsla
ture may hereafter prescribe"
Hec D. That all laws and customs made, eStab
ised aud IN force IN the territory said Cherokee
Indians be- aud the same hereby and after the rst
OF June, 1850, declared null and void
'Sec. g. That Indian descendant Indian, resi,i.
within the Creek or Cherokee nations nf Indians shall b
deemed competent witness a party any suit,
court created 10y the Constitution laws of this State
WHITE man may he party
Ihe remainder Of this No is transferred the Editorial head
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-19
NASHVILLE. Dec. &

1,.,t. J, 49, NAsivILLT, Dec !.
.1'omeT Impeachment I'VE announce will main tina, ,lcc
u prospect 81 further consumption nf puiic time and ,nour
W investigating the official conduct of another of o e;,e,
Ju"Ges WINE we cannot doubt that a sense of ,v a. ~
Guo' the motion tor This proposed The digm IF
e ONCE and the character Of Judge referred IN ;3 @
anticipate ms "e certainly hope, his honorable ncoui,,nI
Know nothing however Of the circumstances which bevc
"" " e unpleasant propositions and 10 eTpr,ss
~" oloh, except that grow the general rule 10 nr
tu'e Il man innocent until we have evidence his auilt
Impeachment Of JUdge Yilia,1s-The Senate Ueyo US
hnusif0isy engaged in the trial Of judge Wian,
"ithe,s ony Mi Peter Deckerd tho deputy CLERK ofiL
Frankli" Circuit Court, examined 80 0 " Wv
ne 'r1' OF Sterling H. Robertson n charge M murder
~ s'''y ~ ""'iSf""GH-
we TcsTGt to learn That instance of pc,r uIG,i,
rom tire mail has been recently detected m this vjcnv r
vigilance OF our postmaster Iva. traced its probable conr
10 young WHO has bccu 10 bail for bis t az -
next term "i the w. Circuit Court in this town ib yo
man, whore name Iawncr y. Nelson and Y,o IL ~
pec'ahle iam'y IN Williamson county, was a mail ca,,.
between TINS place and tiardeman's Gross Roads. ''''
4 woman was hung Savannah Hardin copn,y nm 49,,
l"' u having been previously convicted Of the murder %
nusoa" nc name OF the wTetohcd woman vas Polly IJVs
g confessed That she murdered her husband b repeated blows
WIN an axe while he inforcdt stated
also NAT lac had previously Threatened to takchey lie Tic
a"S an awful warning 10 :crson addicted tic ruiz
ous vice of inirmrfyancc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-19
Remarks Of Mr.. SAM'L. TAYLOR, in Committee
OF The Whole, on his motion 10 amend the 5th rcso-
lufIOu Of the COMMITTEES an fine Rim Of II ,,,i

Remarks Of Mr.. SAM'L. TAYLOR, in Committee
OF The Whole, on his motion 10 amend the 5th rcso-
linton Of the Committee on the Bill Of Righ.s.
Air. TAYLOR said hc differed in opinion from his
colleague Mr. Leigh But it became him. when he
was constrained to differ IN opinion from that gentle
man, OH quo ton Of law. state his own opinion
with ditfidencc: The best opinion which he was able
TO form was that If the resolutions with the prnviso
proposed to be annexed BY way of amendment should
bncome part Of the Constitution, the Legislature
would not thereby be inhibited from cNterdinr the
disqualification by law 20 persons holding places I'M
der, or receiving emoumcnts from the General Gov
eminent. The proposed amendment 10 the Consti
tuition IS that IL holding any Office Of profit or
trust under the government of tic United Stat es
shall mold any Office under this commonwealth and not
that all other persons not holding Offices Of profit or
trust under the General Government may hold Offices
under this commonwealth; For tho snrne reason thai
the Legislature had right 20 crcatp tho existing dis
qualification, II may eXondit just If there were no
constitutional provision on the subject. Tho Logls-
laturc could not confer the capacity of holding Office
ngnnst a constitutional inhibition; but it would not
be restrained from creating al lucapacty beyond that
provided by the constitution. Mr.. II. sod lee wished
To gee the constitution amended. bV inserting Tic re-
solution when amended, by adding lhereto the proy-
so because he verify believed that tnc p,rpeiuAton
OF III" Federal and state Governments very much dc
pended UPON keeping the two governments separate
aud distinct that M ithcr should exercise the pow
ers properly brlOnrInQto lac otbe tho union OF oit
COS under the two governments ~ tho same persons
would have very strong not irresistible tendency,
90 consolidation And at this momont there IS no
thing 10 prevent this union uf Offices under the two
governments ~ The hands of tho same individual. but
an oct Of Assembly, fable 10 b. repealed - any mo-
mcnt whom the Legislature n In rcssiOn. This w0t
tor is too important 10 he left to cost unstable
foundation. Let Offices, Legislative Executive and
Judcia, under the two governments, be exercised ny
the same individuals, they most assurodly will be
lf the actof Assembly should ever be repealed and
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-19

Mr i'oinNf-A gentleman Of Boston informs u.s. that In
mel ~ New FORK iow days with eentrnan vino hal
Just arrived direct rem Mcxco, at New York by wAv of w.
Cfuz lhc Mexican merchant Uf rcspcctajiluy s =
he gave the following interesting and extraordinary a, n
few days before he departed from tho CRY of Nlrv;cn ~,
Ponscu, Minister, waited upon m the jnst ~ =,
evening 10y person who delivered tic door pessoso f
the Minister Of FOrolgn Affairs requcstin. L mi, pn,
immediate attendance NJ the Bureau co., y
messenger was not admitted within the door the preea,i @
wing been taken Tor some time, curnc the doc, m
as not to permit 10 oprn ar admit Of be ras. ~
man, unless the cham we're unlocked fr that ptpr 49,
~ admit OF conversation Mr Pom ct suspected s5ne si
design ifo me unprecedented hour NJ which the renn.,, 60
madt nnd returned 't answer iha he should ra o die NJ
5ef ~ INC morning Ibis answerwas delivered and M, I,
W. atfy" ~ az "c WINDOW, sixty about .s bops,
gnuru WIN knves and budgc1us The aiexlcsr boJ ,
o"lpt VA mo intention obtain admission v st,a,
murder lhc minister. and r1, his housei - "b'"'
i'l U' not the only most cytraotfl,narv mari ~ H.
gentleman narrative White I've was ON tIe r,it bot,.e.
NcNl,o and Ncf' 'z travelling Wnh company m the ,,cc
sV were "Ircs"d 10y baud Of ufans If Nr po,,c,
va apR mem having been reported h1f hc vas IN irayr
e,c al Tvs iIne Tie narrator fer facts l,ipo clio a.,
",''1 VI u cIot" vas pattctif oirrt Of ,critnv IL
C"'" vas roughly thrown OPEN aud his 6aurcs csciy
p' "nl W'en a. Iongih the assaais lrc1mc ,aitGtJ ~
% mt'c one OF them drew the bgc Of his k r. nc,o. Vie
y NOT ho " Jlfoss Jop, 10y ~ "''' "'"' "
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-19
VIRGINIA CONVENTION.
TuuRspAY. Dc. II, 1929.

The Convention met at IL O'Clock. The third sec
ton OF the report of the Legislative Committee still On
der cous 'eration-
Mr. WILSON proposed to insert at the end of ,l
fourth paragraph, and preceding the proviso, the fol
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-03
VALUABLE YORK RIVER LAMBS
hOR S4LB.


sNHE subscriber wishes to sch one of his FARMS,
n lying 10 York comfy, in Virginia. The Farm
proposed to be sold consists Of 73O acres fat land and
bounded by York River, and Creek en1ptyinp into
me riVer, chilled Ivy oYmleys Creek" from which the
Farm takes It's name, Pbere are about $50 acres of
inns h1hnd open and IN cultivation well ditched and
ohoer secure new fGnces the balance Of the land is
heaviy tnbered with large yellow heart pine red and
"he oaR; the Under growth Of this land not cleat-
eu CONSISTS OF myrtle, dog~ooJ and grapevine shrub
1ey-tne best evidences Of rich land. All necessary
houses Tor farm are erected--the Managers housc
having fotr rooms IN il. WId-fowl fish and ovsters
me ~hote year Though, are taken in abundance
within one hundred yards of the houses, vessels
STaWing feet water, loaded within one bnndrod
yards OF the baru-doors. The health of tho Far
Is tested by the fact, that the proprietor has not far
The last ten years paid in fees to pbysfcians s,rn
amounting to fifty dollars. 01'
The subscriber will aIzo sell one OF two tarerrcn,
and lots adjoining, 10 the town Of Yorh-The du,cI
ing, mouse IS OF brick in good order, and the LOT
enclosures nearly new The towf, of York is distant
from The jarm above advertised by water "a miles
ony' ana by land about miles. Tbis is desirable
property Tor persons wishing residence or The nos
session OF property, salt water. qhe facilities og
transporting produce from the farm 10 Norfolk Raj
.-nore or New York, render this property valuable
ne iand ls well adapted TO the growth Of oil kinds Of
graIn tobacco and cotton--the latter plant is row
R'"|lpg !n%'ranty OH The farm and is becominr The
7.dPe OF TIE eastern part Of the State. GeuflSren
T'ShG 'oPEciiase, are invited TO viev the fam and
evenings: wh'ch VIII be shewn nv the r1auagey rr
ing nj IVY osalcys Cfee" or by the erilyscrjbor IL
person. spHc%56eg r,t,-ErITSi ~
Xora T,Ta cos. =, !ss5. IN : ''i ny
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-03

iRStactng ut Ncw Kent Court Ho,os.
HNiH Races over the above Course viii cont,o,,,,,
ID on wednesday the 9TH day Of November neSf
,, -. lay SveePslae FOR years old, mile heats
"a Dsay-A Swecpstake f5r years old, two mile
meats, four subscribers and closed. '''''
~ "a SWecpstate. four entries and closed.
4,n I'ay--Free FIR ANY horse mare or geIdi,fr.
in weight egreeably to the rules of tie Tf51
ILL., ~ foPnctoTs are prepared 10 furnish good stu
'.iu ''%F, and 10 90 every thing in their rd,+
'''".n'hodaie nose who may at,snlf-tse rsct.
- "--.- ~ Il CRUNP, Prc1s;ot,