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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-26
CONGRESS-.


In tho Senate, OH Wednesday, Mr.. Poindexter
submitted resolution, directing the Committee
on Finance to enquire into the expodicncy of fix
ing rate of duties OH foreign Imports not exceed
ing twenty per cont. dd rGtoYem, any one article
imported into the u. States, lower than ten por
cent al ra'orem; so as to produce nett revonuo of
l5,00000O annually.
Mr.. White, from the Committee on Indian AZ
fairs, reported bill, with view the extinguish
ment Of Indian title to land ii the State of Indiana
which was ordered 70 a second reading. Tho bill to
provide fer tho armament of certain fortified
ITEMS and the bill TO provide Tor oquipPng and
mounting portion Of the Army of tho United
States, woro read second time and referred
to the Committee on Military Affairs. Some time
spent in the consideration of Executive bust
ness; after which, tho Senate adjourned to Thurs
day, ~ o'clock.
In the Honso cf Representatives. great num-
Der of resolutions effcrrsd, adopted and re-
feFrsd; among which was a resolution by MIR. Car
son, instructing tho Committee on the District of
Coiumbiato inquire into the exPodiency Of allow
ing to the District Of Columbia Delegate in Con.
gTcss.-GL0be.
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ENGLAND

Inc accompanying observations Of the National
gazette are certainly just. The Government of
e'teat srilain has already experienced Revolution
Ia LILO substance eli power, if not in the forms
"hio all perceive the inevitable triumph of the
measure lately reJeeted from the force of the OBI
mon ana wishes OF an almost unanimous People
The great problem is, whether change will stop at
the point NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the Reform Bill will
sa'lsiy The fierce passions reused by the struggle
Tor 1t, and intlamed by tho contumacy of the Lords
whether, feeling their power, the People of Eng
land will not at least overthrow the Established
Church-'Shether from tho character of the times
the intoxicating spirit of change, and the right of
t"e th'ng, tho Revolution will not pass on to the
subVerson of the mitrc and coronet if not the
crown ltselff Amen! That is now tho question
AS to the Reform Bill, there is doubt of its sue
cess No new batch of Lords is necessary: the
same men who rejected it before would pass il now
"ln other parts of England than Bristol riots of
serious nature have followed the rejection of the
Reform Bill. Nomember of Parliament can Cd.
pose that measure but at tho risk of his life or pro
perty. The real freedom of legislation is Uono
whilst the liberty of the people is fast de~enerang
INTO uncomfortable Righteousness. With respect
to the government OF Great Britain that seems to
us 10 nave undergone already revolution; it has
lost Il great part of its essential po,ucr which
The Catholic Association in Ireland supplantcd the
British sway III that country, and constrained
even the Duke of Wellington and Sir Robert
Peel to capitulate. Now, in Great Britain herself
the political Unions" and the moo assume an in
dependent control and action, and seem to bs en-
couraged in the anarchy by the ministerial: wr-
tiers, and some of the ministers in Parliament
Without effective authority in the regular exec
utive department, such polity as the British can
not long endure and the kind of anarshy subs;-
tuted Tor 1t, must prove in the end prolific of the
worst disorders and most atrocious crimes The
dreadful havoc and the mad revcls at Bristol may
be considered as a specimen or foretaste What is
the trial or punishment of few of the cuprs seiz
ed at random, wieu the fury ofrot had merely sub
slded;-wat are the proclamatons; when we 10 ok TO
the nature OF the excitement the description of the
chief agents. the extent of the sedtion and depre-
datlon? Nothing. They wholly insufficient to
deter or to restrain, to compensate upon the
particular theatre. They must he every where felt
TO be SO inadequate that they serve rather as en-
enlargement to repetition imitation of such tu-
NUTS. The London mob will scarcely be bridlcd
by the consideration THAT few of the Bristol in
cendlaries were convicted, and sentenced to Bota-
ny Bay.
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"a OTlcE.-'rhe und ersign:d is desirous Of
. adinsling the affairs Of his intestato as
speedily as possible, sni therefore requests all
persons ndebiad 10 h- iUta3tata to make pay
ment, as he cannot delay the performance OF his
duties. lie s!5o t.hes this ruethod OF notify ing
all persons having claims cgsinst his mites ate,
ON has Individual account, or security for any
person or persons whatever, to make known to
Tim all such cis.n,s ~ tkout delay. This notice
vi Ga plead Ia 6ar Ut such claims as shall not
be made known " tih;n reasonable time
RICHARD & SMITH,
Admir- %; ~m. Cunningham, decd,
no II - laWl q i.ate O. EannYcr comfy.
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Public Sale of Valuable propcrty

Shall oiicr at Public Auction, TO the highest
d bidder. on Thursday the 29th Dec. next, IL
iair' II not, the next fair day thereafter,
A VALUABLE FARM.
~ 'uaieu !" ,he county OF Fauquer, about twen7
~ n'iies nor'h of Fredericksburg, adjoining h,s
iahds OF William n. Gordon, Coleman VII
lams' !ato James Wheatley's,) and S. F. Chap
man. and formerly the residence of the lat. Capt
hihsheld Sharpe. Il lies within three niles and
halF Of two Merchant Mills. and the R,npa
hammock River. The ueighbourheod is exrsl-
ieht, ana remarkable for its healthfuness.-The
farrG contains between Five and Six Hundred
acres, with an ample proportion of excellent,
ooaiand There are on the premises large.
In; I II ana elegant two-story wooden Dwell
Hmg-house, constructed in modern STYLE, with
an other saildIngs to suit. The yard is tasteful.
y planted with Ornamental Trees and the Gar
den with Shrubs & Flowers, and the fields. with
valuable Orchard. There is Grist-Mi on an
excel lent stream, within the Farm, which nigh,
be made, with small expense for domestic.
purposes ss valuable as any other, not on river.
IN the county. There are Twenty Acres OF.
hrst-rato meadow Land, sear TO the house anu
the mill. The Farm is finely watere,,
ana Springs sre convenient to the house with L
well of czco1laHt wafer in the yard.
hses VIII be added 80 the sale three yalu-
eoie SEX AHTS-a of middle are u
hrst rata carriage diver, house and fell SER
vans woman about the Same age, an excel,
lent seEnpstrcss, weaver and chamber n,a,l-tba
suiu,WhGt advanced Ia age, Il aooa rOu rii car
pcnter.-there Will also DO ottotcd i,r sale
some valuable tivuGshoiI and Kitchen eusuii
sans "
Tsrn,s.--F or tho Land one-half will betls-
RGudcd H. cash, the balance twelve upsths,
BOND AID personal security VII be REQUIRED,
bearing interest from tho date, bat the Interest
TO be RENTED fine principal be punctunl!y Paid
with deed OF trust nG''a tac premises, 10 sscurG
h last payment. For he negroes cnsh vii
~ required. The othpE property WI be cold
@" GA credit OF twelve nlonthe, for good bond
ana security, eeafIng interest from the date, but
The interest VIII De given up II the principal is
pnnciUaliy paid. Al purchases of So aud Lules
cash Will oe required. aud IN every wsaro
'he terms Of this sale shall not &c ernPhsd WITH.
the property viii be imine dlateiy ree0 j. at tho :
r!sk of tho fist purchaser. The Administrator
roserT"e 10 himself the right 10 ln>ke the irst
bid t"s ,hc Land. lOHN. p. kELLET..
Admir- dc bCnis with tho vii annele
FaUquler county, Nov. 2q, 1881
nov 23--ctds
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CLASSICAL Scnsggg5

| VIE School at Long Creek l,ouicu Will q
continued, noxt year, uuda the in,lne Ii to
suPerntendence Of The subseriba, who ~ III srk e.,
care, that ali his puPls sisall be lhoroArhlv la
sITucted IN "fetepeF they nGy undertake L.
learn. As The aa5thod Of instruction purs;c q |,
Tins School, is very different from the suual Ii
clal course of education, which has beco..,,
tnshionebo-the sub9ct Der dertns It ncessstirl
20 i,.f,rm the public, that every nle4nber If his
Sch00i 10 actually required to s,lds, sSsna ari
pore every seutcDce he may read. This ne-
thod iareiy fails TO make good scholars; bat IL
requires Eoro labor and HipUly, than the fas hicJ
hhie plan Of modern S",c.,---, AMI is thcrs.o
very Tkseme to tho Ignorant and udeleRt. jJ
rms School, will be taught TIC Greek and Latii.
taF, 500 e-r.ilsil o. "Iuu4as, En:.lis!. CUnipC
eitIon; sacogra2hy with the use of Maps am:
Globes, Mathematos. and Arithmetic. Thr,
School VIII commences on tho 25th Of Janust,
! 1872, ard terminate on tsc 9th Of Decemhca
following. There vii he vacation OF 4 week.
commencing on the 10th Day of June. The
charge for board, tuition washing, lodging ard
tUci Will be $40. payable. one half on thu.
!et day of June, 1859, and the other half on thu,
III day of December following. Long Greek
IS situated IN part of Louisa Couuty, provcrb
ai f.r health and s'e.ilisy. Is is So miles GoiA
Richmond, 81 from fredericksburg, and 2.
from CnrtcrsYtl!c. Tue at go from Frederick So
burg to CartcrsfiIle, Pas,cs immediately by IL
5chooih"usc, and that from Richmond to Ofang
Court House within shcrt distance of it.
Letters tn the si:bscrihcr should be directed
70 Long Creek ?. @. Lonisa."
nov 24-1af'fc WILLIAM NELSON.
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SsxgM,,, COOce, !Smkg,


Sugar, CONce, SAT-, SC.
VEyHE subscriber has OIL hand, and offers for
. sale, at low prices,
50 hhds cheap N. O. sugars
10 do PE.no St. Crsix do
200 bags Rio green coffee
80 do old Java do
40 hhds w. ]. and N. o. molasscs
lOOO sacks Live rpoo filed salt
50 do ground alum do
80 casks cut nails
5000 lbs country iron and plough plates
50 chests imperial and gunpowhrr tens
~ boxes and 10 bbls Philadelphia starch
40 bbs loaf and lump sugars
10 boxcs do double refined do
10 kegs salt pctrc
100 bhs Stark ALinistend's gin
IS do mackere No. to Z.
30 casks genuine Malaga vino
10 do S. Madeira ~
SO boxes bunch raisins
bales soft shell almonds
20 boxes prime cheese
20 boxes soap
10 kegs Dihs crackers
50 nests God bOxct
- doz leading lines and bed cords
100 rcams wrhlng and wrapping paper
40 boxes window glass
80 do tallDw and sperm candles
500 lbs country tanned soal leather
500 lbs Virgisa cotton yarns.
Also-Sperm and tanners oil, indigo mad
der, copperas, alum, allspice, PEPPER, ground
and race ginger, with variety of other goods.
Country u1erchnnts and dealers Will please
call and examine for themselves.
JOSHUA ]. FRY,
Next door to Otis, Dunlop g. Co.
oct its
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OF COURTS a,e rasnol

g~1LERKS OF COURTS are resnec,f!Iy
- informed that they can be supplied viii.
oFFieE BOOKS OF every description, ruled and
bound in the most particular and durable mar
ncT, and Of such materials ss to render full -aj,,-
faction. The proper hending or caption fcvcry
ruled pattern ia always furnished, so that no HIie.
lake cnn take pace when the same arrives
u To prove satisia C. orily 10 those at distance
that their orders VIII be we'll executed, the fol
lowing statements Of d few gentlemen, Clerks :
Courts, are hereby annexed
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-26

u We arc requested to say, that Poll will be
opened for JouN NJ. Boris at the approaching cleo
ton, and feel authorized TO say, that, although
not candidate, Mr.. Bolts will serve if elected.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-26

Il To Hc Voters NJ HcHrico COunty.--A Poll
will be opened on Monday, the 81 January next,
for ieaN VI. BORIS, as Delegate to represent this
County, in tho present Legislature, in tho place
OF john G.. Williams. MANY VOTERS.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-26

*Tho ''Yule clog is great log of wood, sometimes
tho root of tree, brought into tho house with great
ceremony, on Christmas eye, laid in the fireplace and
lighted with the brand Of the last years. clog sc. 60
WASH. IEyING.
The "Mstietoc is still hung up in farm-houses and
kitchens ut Christmas and the young men have the
privilege of kissing the girls under it, plucking each
time berry from the bush. When the berries all
Pluckod, the prvilege ceases.-LMAsIL. IRVING.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-26

Having mentioned yesterday the severe ness
under which Ma WRIT is laboring, we ara now
gratled in being able to state that since then ia
vorable change has taken place, and much conf
dence felt in the belief of his recovery-BGLi Pat
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-26

TO JOHN NJ. Bolts, ESQ.
SIR-Tou arc requested TO come f,rward as
Candidate for the County Of Henrico at the ensu-
ing election Ivy MANY VOTERS.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-26

''Mr. Frederick A. MAYO has furnished all Tho
book Except ona) for my Office, as Clerk oftho
CHcut Superior Court of Law and Chanccry
for Hcniico county. and | must DO him the ius
ice 10 say that they arc well made, and of rood
piper, and entirely to NY Satisfaction
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MAEgEgJEtJ.

Last evening, by the Rev. Stephen Taylor, Mai.
RsYNoLp VI. KrEBY, of the q. s. Army, to Miss
MARY, eldest daughter of David Barclay, ESQ.
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THE CELEBRATED
SIR GH a Il r, " 6

THE CELEBRATED
SIR CEE al LES
WILL s. and the next season ~ the Stable
w Of my son George w. Johnson, and
under his immediate management. within orc
mile Of Moody's Tavern, in the county OF Chcs-
icricld, about 20 miles from Richmond and
Petersburg. Terms, &c. hereafter.
dc g eff w. X. JOHNSON.
Book and Job Printing done
at the Wing Office.
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S@a sacesse IT aas 81
POR7' or RICHMOND. Frn. 4.

" From The present prospects, the ice in the RI
YER will be clear morrow; and unless there come
ffcshct, we may expect vessels up by Sunday; but
as there is every indication of freshet they
may be detained two three days longer. The
following vessels are in the River bound up;--Schrs
Exit and Richmond Packet. from New York;'sch.s
Emblem, and VIM. Tell, & sloop Excel, from
Phladephia; schr. Geo. Brooks, from Boston,
and schrs Plutarch, and Oscar, from Baltimore
with several others, names not rccolected-rnoslly
between City Point and Osborne's Ferry.
AT LIVERPOOL, Dec. i3. Plutarch. Pike, V;r.
gina; Ceres, Lincoln, do.--l6th, Fame, Young, do
Oh port, James Chopper Gary, do This passage
was the 9TH the J. G.. tlade during 1890.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. a-The Canada Graham, from
n. York, Is on shore West Iloyle Bank
DEC 1.-THE Cainda was got off last night, and
brought into Dock, with her back brol.en. and con-
hold. Cargo discharging
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-04
TEE JUDICIARY.

On Wednesday, Gen Brodnax submitted the fol-
lowing scheme of organizing the Chaucegy and
Circuit Courts. vast number ofprqjsts are said 20
be in the pockets of members.
The several counties corporations to he arranged INTO
uocIa circuits for each of which Judges elect
CD ana coinissioned-One Judge the General ouH
ana associate Judge OF the Superior Court
otner a. chancellor oil the Superior Court The Chan
ceor shall reside " m the Circuit which he shall be lo
ted and exercise his judicial functions 10 the courts of the sam.
Circuit, without chanse-The judges the General Count
shall annually he designated by that Court several Cir
cuts IN The commonwealth ny lot, otherwise as TO effect
an exchange OF CircusA Superior Court Law e Super
or Court OF Chancey shall be holden county como
ration In The said circuits in which Superior Court of Law
is now established The several Superior Courts of Law
as such and the Judges thereof vacation shall have the
same jurisdiction that vested the Superior Courts of
Law" and the Judges thereof in vacao-1e several Supe-
relative to the several countless &c which they NAV be es
abls!.ed that is vested in Superior Courts Chancerv
&c-The Chancellor of each Circuit and the judge of The
General Court, who 70: that
Circuit, shall hold Superior Court of Law, and Superior
Court OF Equity at such time, semi annually may be pre-.
cribed by law &c at which the Judge of General Court
shall preside in the Superior Court of Law Chancellor
IN the Superior Court of Equity, separately, but both
may sit together, in either of the said Courts &c
term @! the Courts the Judge vino NAV attend shall
exercise all the Jurisdictions both law and equity that both
should have exercised Appeals fon Judgments Of said Su-
pcor Courts of Law and from DEGREES of Superior Courts
Chancery, shall lie directly the Cour Appeals &C. sc
Various other provisions concerning Commissioners &C &c
we have room this morning specify.
The cect was laid on the table and ordered be printed
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-04
The Cabinet of Natural History.
American Rural Sports.

D > designed To embrace he high and more interes4
~ ting branches Of Zoolngy: viz Ornilholoey aud
Marnmology together with an account of the sports
an pastimes of North America
th's work VIII be ssned monthly, in a quarto form
Each nunber will contain ,wcnty-four PAGES close.
~ printed matter and embellshed with two beau
lfnl eoloured plates of Birds and Quadrupeds drawn
from nature, and executed in the hes; style with per-
eci history OF each object representative will
also contain many interesting anecdotes, relating n
Naiura! History; and I'll other subjects which NAV
give interest COMFORTABLE with the spirit Of the work
as connected with fishing, hunting, and shooting par.
ties the various clubs established for gymnasic ex-
ercse, aquatic sports, etc. etc.
Terms SO per annum, payable in advance
No. can be seen at the store of
J. II. NASH
ian Agent for the Nofi,
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IN @; T. no Tn L
FsThE Subscriber. having recently become The pro-
Il prlctor Of the Eagie Hotel, in the town Of Car
'er$riiie formerly kept by Mrs. Johnson,} hereby
o''Ees MS friends ard the public generally that he
prepared to accommodate Travellers pnd all persons
who may think proper to patronize him
WIN disposition 80 please ne fatfers himself
WIN VIC oc,e' hoh o. 'neruing and receiving due
proportion Of pnbi,c patronage s'''
go, II JORDAN.
LartcrsvL-Ic. Va. Lnnmnrv Glh Ia2L-s1na.
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Instruction in Sacred Music.

MGR, A. HUDSON respectfully informs his
I've friends and the mia btants Of this citv that
iS engagements for his first quarters course of tut
ZION In the attainment and practice of tins pleasing
ana useful study, having expired he intends commen
eng second quarter the evening of Tuesday
e' oth INST, and requests those who Intend lvoring
''n WIN their patronage aud attendance To meet al
Ine School Room under The PRESBYTERIAN Church, on
street, at o'clock on that evening.
l, is desirable that all, if possible who design at
tending, should on thar rvpnirr ar ne s1on nc
convenient a:tcrward
The arrangement Of Glasses for pupils who shall
commence the udy in he rudlncnts and those who
nave been Instructed and more advanced will be
'" Us That the one shall not interfere with the pro-
s Ss W INC otIier. feb 3-3td Ste
wish to purchase or hire, four ,r five good farm
n hands tor which liberal price will be given. Ap-
ply TO Mr. John Wight, Cary s,rce, Richmond or to
the subscriber, at Tuckahoe
Il. L. WIGHT
ian 20-2awGtc
ri oTlCE.-rhe Copartnership heretofore existing
1 under the firm of John Poe &. Co.. was diss olyei
on the LIST JANUARY. Those having claims against the
!a'e nm" VIII please make payment 10 John Poe who
IS alone authorized TO the same and settle
the alilirs of the late concern. JOHN POr
CASWELI. POE.
ne business will be continued by the unders gned
III ali It's branches, and unre mted aten,inn bestowed
so as to ensure entire satisfaction their friends and
Holm pOr g. no
jan 81 9owAt
Ma AS C"umi:ed to tue JaiLof Goochand Conn
w ~, he 9Th day of juno, 1880 u nero man
who calls himself Bob. Goldman. aud snvs he is frnn
man, hat he was bound 10 Nielsen yauderv0D and
served his apprenticeship 10 him Us u shoemaker. in
nc Cty OF Richmond that he afterwards worked AT
said trade, with Cooke 81 Hvan in said Ci;v. WaI
is obou 81 years old, brown complexion, about feet
inches higihe is quite sensible. and can reat and
write The owner, if any. is requested Ia prove
properly pay charges, and take him away, otherwise
lie Will be dealt with as the aw Directs.
w. LEWIS. Jliior for
jan 81 view WIN BOILING, Sheriff.
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MAR IED.

On Thursday the 25d ultmo, by the Rev. A;r Clark,
Gouldnan l. Smithey Efq to Miss Mary BIoaddus all of
hing and Queen County
True loves the GAIT which God has given
10 man alone beneath the Heaven;
II Is the sympathy,
The silver link, the siken tic,
W hich heart heart. aud mind O mind,
In body and in soul continued
At the time. by the gentleman, Mr. Mahon, 10
Miss Emily Eubank all of the Couny
On the ilh of Jan. by Rev MIR. Uache, WIN Washing
ton Esq of Caroline, Mrs Ann VaSs eldest daughter
Mofdecai AbIahams, Esq of KING William
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THE lMPOR FED HORSE,
YOUNG EKg nEswR.R
J. II. NASH.
Agent for the WoTIc

NEJ ILL stand The ensuing season ut his f,r,1c,
" stand Barboursville, in the csunsy OF Orsags
lie has been ehe"n this winter at Richmond in
the presence of hundreds of the best Judges in Vir
gina, aud was universally admired for his fine form
Fruifle Is sixteen hands high and seven years old
and hos proved himself most extraordinary sure
ioa geiter Not one of the eighty odd mares put tn
hun have failed within the knowledge OF the subscr.
Der.
The season will commence on the 9Th February.
ana terminate on the list day of July. Terms 90
nerc'ofore-Fory dollars to be discharged by thirty
II paid within the season. Fifty dollars Insurance
and one dollar - the Groom, o be paid when the
mare is brought or taken away The best and most
extensive pastu age, Is set apart exclusively for the
mares sent to Truc; and The mares may be fed ith
what they viii eat at twenty FIVE cents day. and
Grooras at the village, FIVE dollars a month Anv
one putting five mares with him, the price of one
viii be remittcd. O.. w CAV
for
Gov. BARBOUR.
Barboursvillc, Feb. Isl; 1881 feb
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~ ~ stand the ensuing season at my farm nnc miles from
hcnnon directly on The stage road leading FROM lhas
place 70 fredericksburg and known s Half Sink
1t Is nn' saying much FOR submit to the candor oF
every gentleman acquainted with the cIs TO sustain me in The
assertion wnen say that his colts universally ackrow
esc 70 possess as much sze strength beauty as any
cons mat nave ever been produced by i'm yrp
MA kno" several that be purchased for less than So
ven or el hundred dollars and have myself been offered
yO0O TOR "nc at year odhc estimate at which thew are
hci by their owners take be the strongest recommendation
that can be offered in behalf of untried coils
ne season VIII commence the 18th February and ter
inmate on the lst Of July Terms FIy Dollars
to be discharged by the payment Of Thirty FIVE al any o
during the Sixty Dollars insurance; Ono Dollar to tbe
Groom which expected either when mare IS BROUGHT on
taken 3D. ~
Extensive pastures provided aud fed regularly
unless ohcrwse directed, at twenty FIVE cents = dav
Gentlemen who last year by the season In Cohan
ma that did not prove III Oa W any there bel re- informed thar
they be again; and charge made m the SERVICES NJ
me Horse unless they should prove oal; or in othsr words
me mares VIII be insured at the price of the season.
,, ,. JOHN ". BOTTSs
ne EDITORS ri he Political Ac"a and Petersburg utc.cn-
co Wl please insert the above urrt I'm their re
y papers Tor rgh week., eod orwsrd bc accounts 10 rho
''; vs.: we ,o J. M. u
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CAPITALS

Tickets s., halves . so, quarters e5.
70. sale At the Lottery and Exchange Office OF
!eb i THO. ID BIGGER