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Litchfield enquirer., 1831-12-29

O0fcrrs ef the Sena,e.-On Monday the 18th. the officers of the Senate were elected. Waller LOwre was reelected Clerk, with only disseniiea', not viuhstanding the efforts of Mr. Auditor Lewis; Mont- joy Bailey reelected Principal DoOrkeeper; Mir Shackford of Missouri on the 9th ballot, Assistant DOOrkeeper; and Rev. Mr. Durbin, of Kenlpek q the Methodist Church, Chaplain to :he Senate.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-12-29
FOR SALE,
NOTICE

ITS hereby given to the residents and non. L residents of the town Oi Norfolk liable by law to pay State. Town, Highway. and Society tax, laid on the list of 1880, that will meet them tO receive said taxes at the house of !. H. Pettihone. on the 10th af January, 1882. aud at my house on the e0fh of said January. from one till four o'clock P. M. on each of said days. 8
 SULLIVAN sEARLE, Collector.
 NorfeIk, Dee. 60, 1881 "ss
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-12-29
yoR THE ENQUIRKR. BRIEF HINTS..NO. 5.

In "0 sfiH, sDsGH U0ice from ths CoftGge'
 RELIGION.
 The word Religion has sOmesbing indefinite i" iss appeIIaon and meanipgss it embraces nli inc sec's and deaomiaa.ions of mea who psssss e worship sheir Maker ander soms form, asd ffem ssFieas mo- tises. Asd ss aasy uasaaess. shis wssshp Y ass' palpabie dsIuso6 iS others. mere heresy or A4Ns'' cis asd hypsersy; and in oshsr', are snbssesa ahs nos. asgsass errors, is direct sPposi'ies ss sund dee,risss sfs shs Bibls. aad so ssosins chrs,iASsy aAsshs same line, all are equally inieTss's s knax. iue snd embracing the trush-shai is. Tut sH' s1.lS. cir. enn benefit all men, aots
 ,hes bss'sikkz. tAsr psganism. aad shsiESsoiAsEM
 I, is ths h8Mble, unfaiIiag love sf she truth 'ea makes the heart batter. aad is he oundAtion oF al m.ra obligasiOs-an obgnsiOn 'hatis 0beysd is temp ,.,ioa and whoa the eye of omnssisnes enly wines s.s the pains ws trad. Bat tho updss''a"diHg Q
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-12-29
Marparet Deans Estate.

Margaret Deans Estate. "HE Court of Probate for the District of N Sharon, has limited and allowed six months from this date for the creditors of the estate of
 MARGARET DEAN. late of Cauaan. in said District, deceased. [" present their claims against said estate tO the Executors of the last will and testament of said deceased.
 By order of the Court, r
 SOLOMON DEAN, Erecutor. Canaon, Dec. l4, 1881. 29
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-12-29

KY sI" V S'',|' .s. 9 sIs,.w ril seIeeted, is ~ snsntitiss @ .o sui, lNs |sasrr. and od lunost Id satStage geous terms Among which 'as oeium, SosTs. saphs,.. & and As.s.,s msrphIls Narsotine, Rhubarbine PssrIyian Barks Dl,ate Quinine Acids. Nitric. Muriatic, SuIs nhuric. Tartaric. Oxalic, and Prussie's sBaI' sdnls, Bronzes, Gold E.eafsand Foil. Gums. Tragacanth. Mastic. C"pal. ShellLass Glue, English and American IsiG6glass. Tansaiinds.
 Nadder, Coci,ineai. Blue Vitriol. Ind'go.
 Spices, Aiispicr. Clvyes. Cinpamon. Nut megs. Mace, Patent Bailey and C"c"a. Soda, S-dli,z and Congress Powders. Salt-Petr Glanber and Epsnm Salts.
 l. Castor and Sweet OIL.
 l Chlordes of Lime and Soda. An extensive assortment of English and l American Patent and Family MEDICINES including Hooper's and Huntey's ils. James
 and Rush's Anti DisprMiD Rills. Legs New 1 L0nGon and Windham BilliOus Pills ldaaE' 1 Medicines. RrIf-'s Botanical 1IE0ps. afleri
 Vegetable Indian Specific for Cnns4nlriinus 1 Anderson's Cough Drops. Godfey,z NbfkIlal 1 Baten,an's Drops, Deans crIebfaIS# Rhen
 maiic Pills, Jebb's Rhenmatic AzFlxqept f Welch Medicamentum, and all Otilef ftlcle' usually found in such establishments | A largo assortment of iine and coarse R #z*
 Spirits Turprntine. TRUSSES. l ist and 9d Winter Oil.
 | A large quantity of superior Honey. s 1 W;Nes Brandy, RUrtrr, eGcs fDr iaedicinsI
 purposes. 0" Physicians supplied On th. most reasonable terms.
 Liichfeld, Dec. 28. lSSls AZ.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-12-29

The Editor of the Richmond Enquiree says: "We know that General Jackson dues not mean tO retire 10 the Hermitage; we know that Air. Van Bursn does not wish to be elected Vice Pfesidents
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-12-29

Gen. ThOmas TiptOn was the SIh iHst. elected a Senator Co Congress from lndaUa, on the 7h ballot, supply the vacancy OccasiOned by the death of Gen Noble. It is singular circ"msIance, that the first ballot he had but one vote. There were four other and the person wnO had the most votes ts frrfisaIEk pn the last Ind only three. We per
 nS n8lts & t6 the poIi fths successful can
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-12-29

z|.s ts..s's . .aasd sslss steaiher has, IS a
 6sSAzdS sAAssse Ssl marh increased 'he v M ssliIy sanassas the agesl Mr. Sloddard 'e
 ietsd bs Inst survivor iu this county Of those 1ho served in the War ofl755.-C CoNsnss
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-12-29

ss |z la, was on Thursday last aleele 1 na.lt|l ~ |. m4ipri.g oF abou. 1000 sote
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-29

u.s.aesusetts to whoa t,e Celsas OF this
es o. lows I no partners; and, further, advises
-a's s' b,eheiors of New York should thereupOn
nal u ~ - - the Bay State, in search OF wives.
ri''' @sNsS
81, directors of the New-fork City Bank
lue ..s,sed the reward to ten thousand dol
ave ' S'r the recovery of the property which
~ " ,., frou .he bank a few night since. The
"a ''"s 'a,n, missing is two hundred and TWEEN
''O 80 thousand dollars.
'g.s,si;N Nh, Canal Company offer reward OF
- - addition 10 the above.
lyv ~, :" annears that a9S, instead of 600 doub-
n' ,".r,. taken, and that the robbers carried
'gG 20 30 in Post Notes Of $50 and 800 each,
cd d., 49, 10 3. Ames, dated October l, 1880.
pl'O" -aAse
.c-..,,.a drivers thought TO exercise their
WV an 7Sorristown few days since. by show
!'na ,5a could drive most rapidly. They arriv.
,Ss ,syetn at nearly the same second, and
r, a. 10th Sd dismissed from their employment as
'e,' .. ,hey had left the box.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-29

FLouR.-Oa Monday, last week. the wagon
price of Flour opened at sc a5, and closed at
6 lak. Tuesday it ranged from l2a to 90,
"Wednesday 10 6 II. Thursday the cur
rent price was IL until after the receipt OF the
mail from Baltimore, when it declined to 90.
Friday it opened OF 90, in the afternoon itrang-
ed from 6 OF to 10, closing at the latter. Sa-
turday the prevailing price was 10; moderate
sales were made from stores in the early part OF
the week at 6 25. Thursday evening lot Of
100 barrels was sold at 6 T2d. Saturday there
was more enquiry, and considerable sales we're
made at 6 90 to 6 s2!.
Yesterday the wagon price opened at SO 10
early in the day 6 12a became the ruling price,
fraction more was paid in some Instances. \
few hundred barrels were sold at 6 90 Holders
look with great anxiety for further adyices from
Europe. -
Export Tor the week ending Saturday. Goth IN
siaut-I1. 5sl bbls.; 1856 foreign. 1892 coast
wise. Quantity inspected during the same period;
King Street 4,S04 bbls. 90 half bbls.
Wharf 722 ESQ
Potomac ass 90
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-29

- We were about 10 separate, when MIR. Cruz
dy Observed IS. Will you see Gen. Jackson, and
explain to him what has taken place? | will see
Mar. Calhoun, and il the course we have taken
be approved, you shall be Informed" But
did not communicate the subject TO the Pre-
sident, because, upon reflection, thought it IN
proper to do SO. From Mr.. Grundy freceived a
note the next day. stating that all was right,
which understood to mean. that the suggestions
offered had been adopted.
q s. The evening, preceding the day when the
correspondence made its appearance, aud print
ed copy was enclosed to me, with REQUEST that
would submit, that too to the President. This
also, declined to do
"Ill health has prevented me from making this
communication earlier"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-29
SHIP NEWS.

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. Cd c. =.
Schr. Decatur, Powell, cleared at New York
for this port Goth inst.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-29
Assessors.' Notice

Assessors' Notice
EsvHE essgacd intend Forthwith to assess and va
he Sie taxable pr perry of he citizens and others
of the Town Ard respectfully regues. their aid as far
The snpexed Jaws require, that the same may be
equsized as neat as possible.
GEO DiINKER,
WI. YEAT0N,
Alexandria Ii,t March, 1881, ~ Assessors
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-29
Total 1869 bbls. ESQ half bbls.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET-MAncH Is.

PHILADELPHIA MARKET-MARcH Is.
F7our and Meai-The receipts Of -four have
been large this week, but holders generally firm
a. g 6 62d; the sales since last report amount 10
10. 500 barrels. the bulk of which was taken in
the early part of the week, bath buyers and sell
lers choosing rather 10 await the result OF advic-
es from Europe. than operate further. 400 bar
rels of the above were sold on Saturday at $685.;
on Monday 81 so were sold at 62a aud 1000 at
s set: and subsequently, the sales have been
1850 barrels al g. 629 J. and 1000 barrels to be de-
livered In May at so. Sales OF e2j barrels Rye
Flour at 4 I2i which is lower than last sales re-
portetl; 100 puncheons Corn Meal sold at 16,and
some barrels at 3. S14.
grasa-'rhe supplies are far short Of the de-
mand tor all descriptions. lot OF Susquehan.
nah Wheat. afoat, sold at 81 40, and one or two
carsees inferior and damaged, are the only sales
reported. Delaware corr has met ready sale at
66 67 cents for white and yellow. One or two
cargoes of oats have been received, and sold at
SIS "a cents. Rye is scarce, and would bring
prices quoted.--Price Current.
49,. -aSe-
The !Narke.-Thc changes this week have not
been great. Ashes are quite heavy. Coffee
quite brisk, and at very full prices. Cotton sells
freely, and best qualities look little better
Hides are high. The Fur sale Of the American
Company, went of we'll; the circumstances
which ibterfered with the next DAYS operations
are explained IN another part of this paper. Mo,
lasses has declined l cent: Orleans at q cts
Flour heavy, and the market IN the condition
which French price currents cali "feebie." Rye
has sold freely aud advanced to SO and "a CTS.
A good demand has contlnaed for Cloverseed at
fall last weeks prices Flaxseed, little or no
thing doing.--N. Y. Jour. Com. March 20.
-Ae-
Montreal 4Narket-We have been favored
with the following interesting extract OF a letter
from Messrs Gates & Co. dated Montreal, 9th
Instantly J. Com. .4dr.
1--WE expect TO witness and have some little
share Of the largest years business ever done IN
Montreal. We soon expect to hear that new
act. by the British Parliament, will admit United
States wheat and other grains, rye, flour and corn
meal. into Canada, for consumption. and export
to any quarter. free of duty; and also United
States wheat -four for export to the British West
Indies. free of duty: Aud indeed we should not
be surprised, and such thing intimated as not
Improbable. that all the above named articles,
Including wheat -four, will be admitted free, not
only fcr consumption, but Tor export to- all quar-
tiers. even to England. as colonial and on the
same terms as if our ewn and manufactured IN
the colonies. If this should prove correct. YOU
will not, we apprehend, have gained so much by
getting the British West India ports opened to
YOU direct. and the revenue OF your great western
canal will somewhat suffer. "
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-29
Ertract from lar # TIE Cotpvaio reatire TO Hsse's
mems, 6Tc

Extract from lar The CoPvaion re'dtre TO Hssess
mentS, tTc
" The SAID assessors shall, immediately after their
appointment proce ed 10 value the houses and lots
within the limits ct the Corporation, and TO demsnd
from the masters AMI ms'resses Of every family s,s Of
all male tvcsbcs reonging to. or residing in, Their
respective facF: and also from every owner OF tax
thle property, list Of sucl, property And any mas
ter mistress of family, ansuwne of,a1ahc pro.
perry, shalt negirc refuse 10 give IN list OF all
male tyiheabts belonging to- residing in, his OF her
family, otheraxab,e property, within live days alter
the demand made 'hcreofby any assessor the person
so offending sh-ll forfeit and pa, bundred dollars:
and If any person whatsoever shall witnly omit or
misrepresent, in the lis. given in any ytaeable or tau
sb,c property or SHALL in any other manner, conceal
the same from the knowledge of the assessors the per-
sons so offending shall forfeit and pay double The
amount of the imposed such theable or taxable
properly Every merchant, siopkeeper, mechanic, or
other person. having IN hisor her service or employ
meut any clerk, iourneyman, spprenc: or assistant
shall reader an account of the in his or her list
Of .ihea and shall BIZ accountable for the capita
ton tax hereby imposed in like manner. ard under the
ss me penalties if such clerk, journeynan appren
tce, assistant, we're amembcr oi his or her family
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-29
Section 4 of a Law passed March, 1881.

GRE IL further enacted. hat the assessors be, and
they are hereby, authorized require from every
or or pnssessor ofhousehod furniture kept for usr
account oi its aggregate value at far market price,
at the time Of rendering such account and true list
rfal ground rents which may be payable 10 such per
u ar persons; ana any such person or persons SO re-
que, d. nd after being aivried ut the PROVISIONS at
,hs section refusing ~ reader such account or such
n.t Of ground rents or 10 g, such information IT, toe
assessors rs my 'r.Sle hs.a make such valuation
ON such iis of ground SITS ne, sis. they, OF
lending, shalt forfeit ava pa, th- sum ,f twenty dol
lars; and IN cases where the assessors have to
susp.c, they have not received ,i estimate Of furni
ture or list of ground rents, such orrcct inform
as may enable them to make fair raus,Ion Of furni
,ure or list nfgruund rents they stall asS, the value
os such furniture list ut grouni rents according TO
the best of then knowledge ami Judgment; and should
the person assessed deem him OF herself agsrered
he or she shaH have right Of appeal TO the Common
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-29
Notice

KS hereb, given ,ha. general meeting ofthe STOCK
4 holders ~ the Alexandria Csnal is called az inc
Copr, House in Alexandria ON 1a1URD3f, me I'd q
4pril merit, at IL oeOc @hsp important business VIII
br sub mi,ted for their cons.d, rate,n,-<= = ~ -
Ry order of the ,Presiden. and I,irectors
nsr s~eo1ap r. r. GHF.7NE, f1trk.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-29
y NMrtleman has for sale,

on HHDS Yves, India and New Orleans sugar
.SV 5000 lbs refined do
1000 lbs Jaws, Rio, and Cuba coffee
80 hhds New Orleans and W. molssSes
L. Gunpowder, imperial, young dyson, and pou
chong teas
Madeira, port, Sicily Madeira, Tenerfe, and ma
aSa wines
CoEnac and Rcrilraux brandy
Jamaica And New Kngland rum, OIL whiskey
Gin, maae, uutneFs cloves, csssia
Race s;,d gr und g'iger, Whole ground pepper
Pnlento, ais,ard starch, RrYom salts. glue
Tobacco, pawder, shot, rsisns, cufrsnts
Almonis, sTerm.c eli. -Inoul,l and drpt candles
white, brown, ani CsSt IL sop
Writing, straw and rag psReg
Ieiner Carrots r.,iti riatgo and iig binc
Copperss, alum, rnstdrr. salt pete
Mackcrei coarse and fac salt
Chocolate, ropes -tice, Sc &c.
mar l6-e0lm
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-29
& ashipg,on Hriage Company

HruriCE - hereby given, TO the rropretors @
" shares in the Washington bridge Company,
,i.at meeting Of the said company viii be heia; a.
,,e C,y Halt, IN Washington, on Friday me es.n
Re- nuirins the said Badges snd any Other business
nerta;;Ing - the said Company - q
Ry or.Dr the Board of Directors. and the prprlc
tor. Of oaethird Of the shares subscribed TOP.
w.; = FREDERICK NAY,
= President ofiis Washington Bridge Co.
mar 70 -,d,a,hA
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-29
TIN DOLLARS Reward.

MY Store was broken open on last Friday night
WI the 25th ins, and among the articles stolen from
thence the following. Coarse Northern made lea
Their shoes and pumps pa'iiocks, buck handle knives
an forks Britannia table spoons, measuring line,
new roundabout, and of coaI,e csjsnet, hams
and shoulders and hsifs ed fowng piece the pan
of the lock recently faced with steel The above
tices NAV probably be offered for sale and lesa to dis
covery q 4sf
win give the above reward the apprehension of
the thief for such information will lead to his de-
lection; and suitable compe nsston will be made for
any articles that may be returned,
mar 29-3t BENZ Y. FENDAiL,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-29
This Us 10 give Notice,

vFyHAT the subscribers Of Alexandra County, in tho
Il District ut COtumbia have oetalned from the Or
phsns' Court OF said County letters OF administration on
the persons, estate Ct FDwARD SrAbtEn, late OF the
county aforesaid, deceased. All persons having claims
against the said d.cedent are hereby warned to exhi'
bit the same tn tn, Subscribers, with the vouchers
thereof passed by the Orphans Court, on or before
thc mn In. of Msreh 1882 or they may, by law. be
excluded from all beac fit said estate; and those IN
Iebted thereto src required to make immediate pay
ment. Given under hands. this 18th day otaarch'
1851. MARY IhbLf.n' aum \,
WILLIAM SrABLER, admir-.
ma li-eOlm
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-29

ar We are authorized to announce JoHN S.
BARpoun rs a Candidate for reelection to Congress-
tor the District composed Of Fsuquitr and Cu'peper
NJ HENRY FAIRFAX is candidate for the
sufsges of the voters Of farax County, at the next
election of Delegates to the Assembly.
NJ We are requested to announce GEORGE
CHICHESTER as candidate to represent the County Of
Eair;ax I'M the ne ri Gener raj assembly.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-29
w Apteo,
Madeira " inc.
For BOSTON.

Fos BOSTON.
GsS> The fast sailing schooner F0RNaX,
TaR Capt FtrcvL, will sail IN few tsys--for
freight or passage apply to the Captaip ON board or TO
: A. G. CtZENOYE y Co,
For ssle andng from schooner Fornsx, al,
20 hids y r. Rum
$50 bills. No 5 NscSeiel
mar Is ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-14
II. G.. Meme ARA.
LEES
CELEBRATED d. HIGHLY IMPROVED
A1sETGZ XII 5DEGIwGE.


4 EE Anf-Bi'roIs Pts. admi,aITv ndon'sl f.
IL carry off suPrrlnaus h.le, and to prevent i,s
morbid secrctions. Price % and 80 cts ncr hoy N
tin boxes 49, fN' "'>' !"
LEES Worm E-zenges. certain and noyvcrG
remedy for destroying all kinds Of worms Prize 81
cents per box, in tin boxes '' ~
LEE ) Eli%r. certain and ciTccrual rep,ady f.,
81 FER bottle. rice
LEES Sovereign Ointment rrr tho itch. vibrant
ed TO cure from application free from mercurv ~
any pernlcious ingredient. Price sri cents nor So
LEES genuine Persian Lotion lenders the Sim
necetely soft and smooth, improves The cnr,nIevon
Price so cts per bottle. '~~''''
80 LEES Essence and Extract of Mustard. n, ;,cI
hbie remedy for sprains, bruises rieumoiTrn, numb
ness. &c. Price s per bottle '''''
LEES Lip-Save. Price so cts Der box.
LEE Nervous Cordial, or Grand Restorative 3.
most valuable medicine for great and nenoral dsbi,
", nervous disorders, loss of appetite, &c Price 81
LEES Ague md Fever Drops, warranted "a cr,o
bottle '''' 20 'c"'s per
LEES Indian Vegetable Specific. certain and Of
icctual cure for vencrcaI and gonorhua Price 9,
each box md bottle 'o .
LEES Tooth Ach Drops. which give immediate
rciiei Price 50 cts per bottle
hEb - Tooth Powder, which ceorsrs and boou,i
mes INC teeth Price so cts. per bottle
LEES Eye Water, certain cure for sora oyos
Price SO cts. per buttle. yes
LEES Anodyne Elixir, for the cure of head acbcs
-ictSl per bottle. 'O"''
LEES Corn Plaster for removing and destrovip,
'olns rnce 30 cts. per packet For lie bv s
IL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-14
MAPS OLE VIRGINIA

"A row on The very lorg, Macs al Virginia. al,
soms 81 III" small s,zc ION Rollcrs) published nv
'u'h'r''v ~ III" State, from the survey of H. Eovc g.
by under the regular prices. by ] II NASH
fcb7 "
black Bombazines and Mourning Goods.
n Il. u. JENKINS o. 800 ~ WV "'o""g ""c'es nv
~ ps naoN o"nhazres from % cents re, ys,d 20 .x.
md improved sewage ~ WV" ""u"'e warp
Black Italian cra,c wells
Wide black crane for do
Best black Grapes, for trimming c.r
Jet black ralnarncs for dresses
DO do figured n,andar,nrs f., ~,
Btack n'oha'r aud wo,sicd hose
Plain ami ribbed black silk do
Best black horse skin gloves
Blatk n'odr silk ard cauzc Lnk H.
The ahove goods Il q; rcccu, ,o,,aons anal -; Ia
s""" ''ousen ri'cssa at u. JENKINS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-14
SHOCKOE HILL ACADEMY AND
The Cabinet of Natural History,
AND

American Rural Sports,
3 designed to embrace the high and more interes.
=. ung branches of Zoology: viz Ornithology and
m'mmaiogy together with account of the sporte
an pastimes Of North America. r''''
Ihis work will be issued monthly, in quatto form.
and printed with new type on royal uansr'
zach number will contain twenty -four pages close
y printed matter' and embelshed with two beau.
uIul cooured plates of Birds and Ouadrnneds d,.a,n
rom nature, and execnted in tho best style with DER
ect history OF each object represented-I, vii,
Also contain many interesting anecdotes relating to
Ma.uIai ltisiory and all other subjects which NAV
give interest comparable with The spirit Of the worE
as connected With fisbng, buniDg and shooting par
.les, lho various clubs established for rymnastc ex
erclse' aquatic sports, etc. etc. -"
Terms ~ per annum, payable in advance.
NO can ho seen OF tie store Of
; J. II. NASH,
4"u Agent for the Wo,k
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-14

s%sn"E s ss, s"nn a, my farm called Ma
r"m the court house and l6 from Rich
mona Sc son To commence the 18th of Feb and en-
pTe he 18Th of July price 30 dollars PAYABLE bv
m'een' paid b, the later perod-thiry dollars to
sunspFsurase gratis, but no responsibility for
aceaents or escapes. Rego is a black full sixteen
hands high and possessed of great bone and muscle
wo oi Hegos colts have been trained and each os
them gave strong evidences of capacity for the ,uf
one OF mem won htr sweepstake in fine style, over
'he Carn1heid course, aud could not now be purcba
sed OF her owner frr Thousand dollars Riepo wa.
go'by Francisco Esteemed by the hate Mr.. MIngc
one oil the best horses trained at hi, stab. H.
dam by the imported horse. Young Sir Peter Tea.ic
grand dam the imported mare Casiranrc dam of cir
Arch!O by Rockingham, e & Tabitha, by Trent
ham, 4 by Bosphorus. Coalition Cit. ,ur,srd.
ggg &C. Lord icgh's Charming Molly. Francisco
was got by the imported horse Iismble,on his d,r,,
N,En'ngae, by chan'icleer, & dam wirguryfee,, by
10y Moger, dam Meipon'me, by Burweli's Tray
eher, & dam Virginia, by Mark Anthony r. q ~
a a. The imported mare Polly Byrd, by Aristotle
IL 'ho"ght nnnee essary to SO further with the ned;
gree ss tina, alrea, giscn proves Riero 70 he one
the best bred horses nov extant ~ We 0"s VI
N. b. Mares will be fed at 25 cents per d,v
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-14
THE IMPORTED HORSE
Z0DM c. TR T5rpTH

WILL stand he ensuing season at bis farm,r
stand Barborrsville, IN the county of Oranre.
the presence of hundreds of the best Judges in VI,
gina aud was universally admired for his fine form
truth" Is sixteen hands high and seven wears oid
ana S: mas proved himself most extraordinary sure
iooi get"r: Not ono of the eighty odd mares nnt n
Der. " VIC euoscfi-
Ihe season will commence on the 18th Febrp,,,,
t amu 'rimnn,e on the ist day of July. Terms Ss
ncretoiore-Forty dollars to he DISCHARGED bv TIT,
II Pad within the season Fifty dollars Insurance.
ana one dollar to the Groom, 10 be paid when tho
marc Is brought or taken away The best and most
Pastu age is set apart, exclusively for the
mares sent tn TruIe; and The ma res nav h Ca te
Wnot thcy VIII eat, at twenty FIVE cents a dav and
urooths at the village, a FIVE dollars n month Anu
one putting iIye mares with him. the price of nm
will be RENTED. G. w GHv " oiie
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Darboursye. Feb LIST. 1881. fshI