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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-26
DEATHS

On Saturday the 23d inst S4th year of his aye Mr.
JOHN j. ncCAw His friends requested without further
notice. TO attend his funeral this morning a, Is o'clock from
the residence OF his father DR.. J. D McCaw.
~, From dte NoyJoB Herald, Of Friday .april22
fhe sympathes of community have never been more
powerfully and painfully excited than they yesterday
morning by the sudden death of es,imabe and
fellow CITIZEN Col. ALBERT ALLMAND, under cTcum
stances OF a peculiar and deeply affecting nature.
Al an early hour he and took customary ride on
horseback In returning from his ride he circuit hrous
zoe lower part the town. purchased his marketing for the
nay and visited the Reading Room where spent some time
~ eusng the papers and eonvershg with around him
TO all VINO conVersed with him he appeared display even
more nan his usual cheerness good humor g. TO enuurss
aer ms nealih he answered that me felt better He
i e reading Room about half past o'clock and being on
way 10 his Office through RoheTys lane stepped into
pare shop where his practice he commenced to
nse out had scarcely begun the operation when he exccm
ed mat ne was going 10 fanttew himself into cba and
uesteo ne man OF the shop go instantly for physician
me man ooeyed, and in few returned viii medi-
0d the messenger Of death sped his GRAND
vial spark extinct The fatal cause could not be
G'hcly traced by any Indication that was visible about the
deceased though reasonable doubt could entertained that
was ihe rupture of blood vessel in immediate connexep
with the heart
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-26

C0RN EXCHANGE Ma.cn 23-Our supplies Of Ens yvt.,
continue very limited We have, however soma s,,;v,S
Barley very large, and of Oats great ousn, %
have but ,,le doing in the market no alteration in 80;
from Mondays terms. P.e'
Correspondence of the Journal of Commerce
LONDON, 1917 March, 1885 o'clock
The decline OF the Imperial weekly averages al
though slight, portend an early advance in tho duty
on corn The average of this week is Ills Cd onil
mat OF the six weeks which regulates the dutv, 1a.
Sd The duty remains Is There is however uorsi
reason to believe, that ultimately prices will be hisb.
en- ana cannot avoid believing that war IS nt,.
P'oachins to keep up the demand of American -four.
BALTIMORE MARKET.-Anrile 90
Ho"ARp-s FLoUn-Sales have been made from,
the wagons to-day at IS So We have heard Of 70
transaction from stores. "
TT From, the Philadelphia Price Current Wednesday
lHE MARKET -Superine Flour has declined s;nca
last report; sales of 100 barrels choice brands ,y.
made at Ssh Sc, and 300 barrels S,,sGuehanns
at 5,75. But little doing in Wheat. one caroo Sns
quehanna sold at si,2a. Corn has sold al 6aaJo,
cents for Yellow, 66a67 for White, and 721 cents
for Refund. e"'o
New YoRK, April 81:
FLOUR q GHAIN MARKET Since the arrival a,
the George Canning the Flour market has been,
dropping: no heavy purchasers appear in market,
and holders disposed TO SELL N York is offered at
20 20: Troy, 37a6 SO: Western, at 6la6S: Alex
andIia and Georgetown, 6la65.
The Grain market is in a better state than Eour,
i2'ooo bushels heavy Susquehanna Wheat was sold
ON Monday, at 14O, and yesterday 5000 AIbanv M
1873, for eNport.-Daiiy Adu
From the NJ T. Jour of Com .4prH 81, p NJ.
HE MARKEr.-There has been a sale this morn
ing of 400 bbls Philadelphia Flour on the wharf AT
So cash: yesterday 500 bbs Howard Street were
sod at SO SO, and Sc 25 offered for Troy and com.
mon brands OF Western Wheat and Corn are at
s'eauy Prices The Flour market is forming crisis,
fiat. ~ N@o''o'
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-26

eRen then the probability that must be sacrihced for
tmr though eventually Tegcneated Belgium still another
word f> obsinacy and self wlcdnessshe has excited
much sympathy and conscraou here, unless among the
ultra radicals Ireland has setled down calm, and the
political power Oft agaior being prosnaed will pro-
haly remain for a while.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-26
COMMERCIAL.

The range of prices in Liverpool in the four weeks
from the Goth February ILL the Goth March, 1880,
was,
For Upland Cd I'd, up to 3-8d a 7 lid per ID.
For new Orleans Cd Sd up to I'D Sd do.
In the four weeks from the 10Th February til the
l9'b Of March, 1881, it was,
Bor Uplands I'D ID down to Sd 6 3-4d per
lb.-For Orleans Sd sd, down to 5 SD a Z
3-4d do.
With the current rates of freight and exchan oe.
seven cents per pound when shipped from New York
or i've cents when shipped from New Nreans, will
require sales in Liverpool at 81 per ID.
rom the New York Mercantile Advertiser Of Tuesday
we congratulate underwriters merchants on the large
meet Of vessels that during tho last fifteen days have
arrived IN safely at our por with many valuable cargocs.
Our Corn Exchange yesterday in perfect calm We
couh not hear OF single Transaction in Flour 900 bushels
Of 5usquehonna Wheat sold at 81 40 cash
here vas some demand for Cotton the sales Yesterday
we're $50 bales namejy-25O bales Of New Orleans at II Ia
rs 27O bales Of Alabama $50 10la104 and TOD at ia
~ and 5O bales Of UPands for shipments 87a94
LIVERPOOL CoTFoS MARxyT. Thursday March a. 1871
he sales Of the week 1000 bags prices before
current The arrivals arc9 vessels from the United States
LONDON. MARCH r. 2 O'Clock An express from Paris has
just arrived RI per 5 9Oc. the closing hour
bot afterwards they reported lower The capital was tran
Quarter past two.--Consols for Accnant 7es &
Hal past thTee-Consos for Account 76R 4 Greek Ola
BfaEar, 5If Mexican, 81; Russian 89l 90 Snanr Is5
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-26
BROADROCK RACES
SPRING MERTINez

| u,
| w Ill. commence the last Wednesday in anx1
w the 27th proximo and contn,,a to- ~ TAppI'
LIST day-two Races--a Sweensteke ana DIS.
Subscribers to SweepstakermiIa hea,s es-a4e.
S200-half forfeit: -ehlfance
AABSER RoBISsnN -. ru WY
VIM R. JoaSspoo WINFREEs
Subscribers to Pos,s,, H I AN ucKETT.
SIGo-plav mr. nav. neats-entrance
Tuo W - KY
ISo Mrr LID. u. WATSON,
WV r Ioprsc, JAS W SELHES.
Cd d,u p'.,S,
Sd day-JocEev Cirb puroo pUo-tWo mile hsafs.
Ah dsv-,wo r.cos 1se 1oo--tIrse mile heats.
stake "''u"l oStslaKe and SWEEP
Subscribers n pov+s..t.
S2a5. nile heats-pnfse
WM Ioux,o~
Jas At SvtnI% > J. 1ARRIsDN,
Pro. w .rso, WM. WYNYE.
Snbscrbere io srroou.,,
hea,s-entrance s5n. FN' ior an day-mlie
Ono. WArsoE Ky
Puo, Gp,Irs' " NJ BALL.!
THO D. WArsoy. A''0AD' ADAMS.
ISIJ.,y Dr,o
mar 12--2aw9t ppoppIYno
II. O".Ia'an county court, February the 10th, 1881
Rondnron, LII 1etn locke 4ecutor of Joseph
against Inseh n u gd'hh bohdurant, compltss,
pIacLh,So - laws, oamuei Davis, and William
o'aU."uIu' oeI's.-iH CHABcERY.
This day came the compIainante bv A Z wv
ofldge, esqr, their attorney, and filed tbeir lin oa
the defendant William Rlack bnrn 80 80. , aIu1
his appearance and given sec,,;, iANMs ehterso
act of assembly and The r,iss ~ = cora'ng 20 the
~ ann Tue Tnles OF this court, and il APP
~ ~ .s SsuS'action OF tue court, that he is I1m
o. H'"ao'Sht Vi Vlls commonwealth: Therefore. On
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-26
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT

AFPO!NTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
David Porter, Of Pennsylvania, to be Charge
affairs of the United States the Sublime Porte.
- William Carroll. of ST.. Helena, to be Consular
Commercial Agent of the United States at st Hell
- George p. Brown, OF Virginia to be Consula r
Commercial Agent of the United States at Alsiers
of the United States for the Western District Of
Tennessee, vice Robert Pnrdy, deceased.
Edmund Christian, of Virginia, to be Marshal of
the United States for the Eastern District of Virgin
la, vice John Pegram, deceased
george Strobel, of Pennsylvania, to be Consul of
the United States for the Port of Bordeaux France
vice Daniel Strobel, resigned.
Phomas Irwin, of Pennsylvania, to be Ju dye of
the United States for the Western District of Penn
sylvasa, vice William Wilkins, resigned.
William P. Duval, of Florida whose commission
expired on the 7h of this present month OF April
to be Governor for another term, in AMI over the
territory Of Florida Il .Nat Intel.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-11
EoR THE WuTG

10 the Members Of the Vjrginia .4sseD.Jly
IHNTLEMEN: Permit who has been severe
sufferer by tie malady OF the venerable JUDGE White
10 call your attention, through the columns of the
wing, to The situetIon Of the Superior Courts OF
Law. III the tenth Judicial Circuit
In ihla Circuit there has not been rcruLnr Court
Hciu since The tall OF iG2ithere were no Courts of
any KING eitncr regular irregular, held in this
CITcuit during the year 1925 In The wear 1896 and
snGe' II Is true That Courts now and then have been
hoG, sometimes two or three year and sometimes
one omt they we're what called Special Terms /"
and fel very far short of that regular and Convenient
admlnlsl ration OF justice which the inhabitants of
th!S 'uHciA CIRCUIT equally with those of every oil her
III tle 'oate haG right TO expect and demand from
the Legislature under he old Constitution
nave no doubt but that the people Of this Circuit
iefi uhder oOHgations TO the eveTa gentlemen who
nave Oecn called on TO hold special courts for them
iof the pTompttude and alucrty with which all the
acquisitions that We're made on them for their services
nave been met. The day on which The regular
term OF the hrSt court in this circuit commences is
rapidly aPProaching-;hat day believe is the last
Monday IN March, and if the courts are to be held
TINS sprng at the regular terms, it is very desirable
mat 1t should be Known as possible. in order
that parties may have the necessary time and notice
TO prepare tor the trial o their causes. The writer
IS aware that duties and laLours of peculiar nature
have deYoiycd on the rst Legislature under the new
Constitution, and if nothing can be done he is dispo
SEQ 10 acguIc5cc under the maxim that what can't
be cured, must be endured" but ne wouId vorv re-
specially suFgcst tha If any thing is to be done
towards Causng the courts to be held this surino AZ
inc regular Ic'm7' e:H well 1t were done quickly"
MOUNTAINEER
ty.,r-rr, .ttf, Mach fo-t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-11
GDElA4 ERE,gsE.

O., Sales OF Flour yesterday ia limited extent AZ
S34 Holders generally require S6}. Red Wheat
sold yesterday a; 81 80.
troD, he ~: 7 Commercial IF F,iIny .Jjterno9D
The intelligence by the Britannia, of further adj.
in the prices Of Flour and Grain in the Erglsl,
markets caused a corresponding advance in this mar
kct. Yesterday extensive sales were made of Wegs
tern at 81 and before the close Of the market some
lots sold at 81 Sal /, to be delivered immc.
diately. Contracts fer delivery at the opening Of tho
navigation were made at So 5S Southern was firmly
held at 81.
r am hte Jou5Tari az Commerce, FyiIqy. 2 p M
Ira MAEJr The price Of Flour for immediate delivery
81 for 81, 24 for brands and few,
small lots up 10 Contracts for Western delivered on
or1nn9 Of canals at $685. and down $50 brands
10000 buci, white and yellow jersey sold at 70 cents
-Faxseed could be sold al $3.50 Clean Faxseed has been
sod at Il.1's Pot Ashes doll Cotton good business az
steady prices
MY YonN, March g. Q o'clock P. NJ.
THE MARKET-BusInoss is animated in all d. =
ycH'icGs and all d"par mems Coffee has advanced
!5i o ibis wegh Flour Cotton and Seeds are a.
reported this aorniHg.--[Jour. rom.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-11

he yo.saI, Wrs. JaEf T. SAHTsoE. wife Of Mr. jie1l-t
L. sampson. r thr5ith o.! her age The friends ~ To-.
family are respectfully invited To- attend her funeral r.s
At hai past u r'ci"k without further no; %.
bs1, yesterday m1ujrr, uor paii.. and psoi-...-l
illness, nrs fHA"ts DvatET, ~ the 77,1 year OF d.
ne. iir' friends and acquaintance and those If ,
daughter 's Mann and tive Citizens generally, arc rcrre
'"a' "'' funeral ts afternoon at ncoos without furbe
invitation '''"'
3. Moaa.l., iiavs, 'he 2jn Of Feb Mis-. I,rr, r~,rr
oa":a o. VIZ t1on's Duker aged - She rorDuIainri
Of being r""g tnrsc days previous, and on Inc ,oning ri,
,aa day ia, a died. she dressed herself rs usual She
buried yH Monday and on the friday following her sbro5
was 's gn- Gear the gate NJ the crave ,zd-.e7rrt
''r. '' was tif that her body had been taken acsy
scat ri'r'' a1Fe been, and n.v rrqG- 70 I.-oe,
'". 'rs ~ iHs auocog- decd We ar. T.. f,r-,c5
'sf''' 'y.3'nra' r g. ,rE ra....~
Boz p, 'ac'a o,s.o, Sept ~, 1880 Captain ts.rg q.
OF ''e Slip Victory. O! New Bedford He al -,uct
."'- ara by her -tHI5lo. .h' hsai upset c sucp
'.H'f y. a"d one end OF rrr vara ,7s a.lrfra as
"'i.'' 'i'' boat The COL r over the ta7.sa- head
80 eng '". eAarG.eI rleo &c Aa's r~rt IRE. as ascS
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-11
7AUQUEn, 9Th March, 1851.


TO THE MEIUsE= oT TIE VfRGIv1A LEG1srArt,rf,.
Gcntemen:--Permt me to call your attention to the
policy Of the General Government, in forming and adj
uniting new states INTO the Union, during the last
thirty years. Our Federal Government is now com
posed o.! twenty -Four mbcrs, extending over terri.
tory perhaps TOO large for any one government; and
our views are STILL expanding. There is now beFor
Congress, proposition 10 establish Territorial Gov
crHment at the mouth of the Oregon, on the Pacific
Ocean Our pride may be HsUered, by being mem
bcr5 Of SO extensive Empire, but il NAV not be
anss to consider what has been, and may be- the con-
sequences Of IFS qualification, It respects the pre-
sent and future prospects Of the old members of the
Union. Large parcels Of land have been brought into
the matke; at very low prices, and as soon as the
choice spots ATE selected and bought up, the residue
becomes unsaeable. and Congress is leased from
tune to time, to reduce the price still lower; and the
States in which these lands lie, even threaten 90 seize
an5 apply them 20 !he:r own 80
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-11

Us The y. York papers have arrived here for some
lays very regniary-ttc day after they ocere due
yesterday The letter mail also failed
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-11

a. We are authorized to announce JouN II,
! ATToN' Esq as candidate for Congress, in tho
District composed of the Counties of Spotsylyanie
Louisa, Orange, and Madison
IL We are requested 20 say, that Jouv III GAR.
NETT ct GSss"% VIII be candidate for Congress,
ichu Rome Esq
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-11

20 the y s Gazette
stating In be ms determination elected next CONGRESS-
TO come out N opposition Mr. Van Buren, admins
alon There are other Concerning an immediate
change IN the cabme'A Barry Russia; nIr WckIio
10 20 mo the General Post Once Mr. to 70 out and
Mr. Andrew Stevenson to succeed him; MIR naham and Mr.
Beran TO ont also But how far these mors are to bc DO
pended on cannot tcll.''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-22
THE IMPORTED HORSE,
YOUNG TRUEFLE.

WILL stand the ensuing season at his former
He has been she*n this winter at Richmond in
the presence Of hundreds of the best Judges in Viz
GINA. aud was universally admired for bis fine form
lrufie Is sixteen hands high and seven years old,
and has proved himself most extraordinary sure
foal gctter. Not Of the eighty odd mares out TO
HIM have failed, within the knowledge of the subscr
Der
The season will commence on the 18th February
ana terminate on the LIST day of July. Terms as
heretofore-Forty dollars to be DISCHARGED bv thirty
II paid within the season. Fifty dollars insurance.
and one dollar 10 the Groom, 10 be paid when the
mare is brought or taken away The best and most
extensive pasurage. is set apart, exclusively for the
mares sent to Trutle; and the mares NAV be fed with
what they viii eat, at twenty FIVE cents q day. and
Grooms al the village, a. five dollars month. ANY
one putting five mares with HIM, the price of one
viii be reunited. G.. w wager
for
Gov. BARBOUR.
Rhrboursvlle, Feb lsf 1891. feb 4
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-22
HR 3R

PNHE new line Of Horse Post Goa ches. from
Il Richmond to Orange Court House, and liar
risonbnrg, via Louisa Court House, has gone into
operation. and viii continue without f.ilurc.
This mail will close at Richmond on TUESDAYS nm,
and Saturdays precisely at O'Clock, p. NJ and
the stage start at o'clbck, A. NJ on Wednn-
days and Sundays-leave Orange Court House on
Sundays and Wednesdays at 3 o'clock P NJ and
arrive at Richmond, Mondays and THURSDAYS At B.
p. NJ. This line of stages will make junction n,
Orange Court House with the Alexandria line Of
stages carried by William Smith to ryncbburp-nas
sng in its northern direction BY Culpeper Court
House, Fauluier Court House or WaTrenton--at
winch latter point, It will meet with the Winchester
lne-by which. direct communication is atordcd
TO the town of Wheeling on the Ohio river
At Louisa Court House, the Harrisonburp mail
's taken from the Orange Court House mail, and
Will IN some short time, be carried by 2 ho,ss
stage OF which due notice will be iven at present il
s carried on horseback.
The public assured that the best horses n nd
most experienced drivers will be- constantly in service
and every exerion used make the line comfort able
and expeditions.
Fare TO Louisa Court House 3 dollars-,o Orange
Court House 81 so cents.-All intermediate distan.
ces st cents per mIic.-Stage Office at ths w ash.
ington Hotel
Passengers will enter their names before o'clasl
+. NJ, on Tuesdays and Saturdays
mar 23-law8w JNO. M. PRICE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-22
WHITE MULBERRY TRBES.

'NHE subscriber has for sale at his arm. miles
above Richmond, the trees years old any rea-
sonable quantity OF the genuine Morus Alba or white
Italian Mulberry Trees; and the season is now ap
proaching IN which they may be transplanted he is
desirous OF receiving orders from many persons az
may be tn want of the article; and he is well salts
fed that the elk culture must DO ofthe most pro-
ftable branches the agrculturst turn his atten-
ton TO, he hopes TO be the Of their extensive
distribution through the State. They will be sold on
reasonable terms by the hundred otherwise deliv-
cradle IN Richmond or within any reasonable distance
thereof J. w SMITH
Borders may be left at Scott g. Smiths, Z
street. Richmond. oct b-fawtf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-22
AN ACT

10 explain an act entitled act concerning Ia al toou en-,
" non payment OF taxes and making disposition Of certain
n 80 delinquent and ofcenain eschealed lands for the
oi actual and bona fde holders thereof under Erap,s
rom The Commonwealth passed AZ the ptesen, session M
ttsssxmDy.-Patsed April 9Th, 1891
;s,ao uoubis may arse upon the Of the
,b @ ano We 'woneth sections Of the act, paesed a,
i, quem oT non payment Of taxes. and making dspn,
T certain lands 50 delinquent and Of certain
as' Wr the Oeneh OF actual 6de holders thereof
1ue SAINTS from tie Commonwealth for renewing such
and explaining clearly the true intent meaning
ahu ehect OF the sad sections Of the Ead ecited ACT
e declared and enacted That all the provisions In The
Saio eced act med, which, by the ,ad Is,h sec,ioo
are intended and declared to extend such Ia nds az wpe
originally granted under the act pasSed at the NAV session
OF seventeen hundred aud seventy nine, ennled ian act r
eehIsnng 'and ohce and sscefanng the and man.
nef Of granting and unspproprated lands and the
Subsequent acts on the same subject shall be appca
be ase ana applied and extended 10 lands lying on the ives
tern wswTs OF The that NAV have been
~ nvf1 7srV'ra ofrs y17,of NV r--c-, rpyyY-r-n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-22
HENRY VIM. GEOGHEGAN,
HOUSE, SIGN AND FANCY
PAINTER

oegs feaee most respectfully to inform The inhaJu1nt,
Of NE city of Riehmond, and its UjciniIy.
IHNliAr he has commenced the above business in
u It's various branches, and from the very preat
encouragement received from many gentlemen for
whom nc has worked, and to whom he has nlso the
pV'ieRe OF referring he il induced to offer this no.
Orders len at his Shop, formerly occupied by J. II
Martin Eograver, next to J. NJ J nnston's Hard
ware store, and opposite the Merchants Coffee
House, Main street, will be punctuay attended 10.
~ fhe public arc invited TO call at his Shop. md
see specimens Of Fancy Wood, Marble, &c.
W II. W. o. respectfully refers, by permission, to
the following gentlemen for WHOM he has done wnsk
Tor evidence OF his abilities: Major CLARKE, BelIona
hrsenni NICHOLAS MILLS, Lsq Shockoe Hill Rich
mond; and other genhemen in Richmond and IN.
neigbborh1rA -YIo.1ao,c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-22

nIoarca ahs seventy aine-sna that dslnnlen ahis lyiu.
on tho western Waters ~ the that NAV have
oeen granted before the passing oi the SAID session.
,1vensen hundred aud seventy nine, well delinquent
lands originally granted under the sad alaY session.
seventeen hundred and seventynine and be-
e" rom che class Of such delinquent lands by the
went'e'h section made Iedeemabe aud further time for
e redemption thereof allowed. till the FIRST day of January
one thousand eight hundred aud thirty three
The foregoing is "a true copy from the Roll
GEORGE w MUNEOKD. 4. ~ d.
NP'" izm' 1881 and Keeper IF the Rolls.
o. Those Editors who are requested TO publish the Ae,
Immediately after the other
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-22
NEW LINE OF COACHES


Itnhnond, ScottsUiHe and Staunton Mail Coach
NHlS new line Of Coaches will COM
mence running on Saturday. the I'd day
OF April next II will run by Powells, Gooch.
land Court House, Georges, TinsleyviIle' Colnm.
oia' Wlhn's tavern, to Scoisvillc; thence by
Mount Israel to New York, where it inter
ton; and thence to Lexington and Guyandotte This
stage will leave Richmond Tuesdays, Thursdays,
and Saturdays, and return Sundays, Wednesdays,
1nd Fridays Thus the Public will have line of
Coaches SIX times week through to Stanton and
uuyondotie VIZ three times week by Tlnsleyvlc
ana Charotswe, and three times by ScottsvilIe and
Ns" foIh' making daily line from Richmond to
Euyandotte on the Ohio river, Sundays ezcepterL
Ihe ADORE line uW meet at GeCrEes the line
running three times week from Fredericksburg to
raImViiIe' FRINGE Edward Court House, Hampton
sidney College, &c. &c. &c. which will give to
the Public IN this section of the State the accommo
oaton tncy have so long wished for. The Scoli,piie
nne WIZ also ntereect the line running from Lynch
ourg To Charlottesville at Mount Israel
WuI <o-<aWZmc EDWIN PORTER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-22
BROADROCK RACES.
SPRING MEETING


WILL commence the last Wednesday in Anil
w tho 9th proXlmo, and continue four dpvs
Is. uay-two Races Sweepstake and Poststalo,
subscribers to Sweepstake-mile heats-entrance
S2O0-half forfeit: S9
ADNER ROBINSON, JAS w w,.,
WIN. r JOHNSTON, Isu.,, p,.vr'
SUBSCRIBERS to Poststake--mile heats-entrapca
Sloo-play or pay:
mo w ArsoN' THO. d. WATSON,
40 40 h'NGE' JAS. NJ SELpEN
I'd day-ProPretor's Purse S2oo-two milo heats
Sd day-Jockey Club Purse ;5oO--three m;Is no.
4th day-two races--annual Poststake and Sween.
stake eeP
Subscribers to Poststake--,wo mile hea,s-,u-so
S225: posse
TM' H. Johnson ]. HARnrsoH,
T 2As ", W. otLpEN' WIN. WYsSE.
Subscribers to Sweepstakc for 18th day-mjls
teats-entrance $50:
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