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Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-06-23

Negro SARAH, slave belonging to Richard
Williams, Esq. was put upon her trial, on Mon
day last, Tor Iniantieidc: Thomas Griggs, Esq.
for the commonwealth, and Joseph + Daughter
", Esq. Tor the prisoner. After patient css,ni-
nation, she Was acquitted, several members OF the
Court entertaining doubts npon the suhicct. Thi,
case has convinced us, that there ought 70 be
enacted various grades OF punishment for offence,
Of this sort. Whenever the circumstances ana
proofs are strongly against the accused, and vel
not sufficient TO justify the punishment, Of death
it sproduetivc of evil to let the criminal cscap.
entirely. Under the existing la~ however, Their,
is no alternative, but death or aequittal.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-24

wTlBGiSiA, TO WIT At Wules holden ia ie Garka
" pnre II Tho Cucuil superior Cnnf Of LAW and Chan
Gerry Tor the Of Hnths ~ tho mnnlh Of November,
l5Bl Joseph Chandler nod Ehttab Chandler, Plaintiffs,
against Alien tpudior WILTON Chandler, iildetny Chan
der fcef Perkins and Nancy hi "tla, ite Nancy fbHn
dior William T. tuson mud iujifl his wife and nahert
hshhy aud Nilinn, Keheu, Muiha. Joseph. Atefiilu,
Ibouns and john NsihY, Drfodlrt..-.ln ChnnecfV
Tho defendants Gldetoy Chandler. Peter Fer.ns 8nd
Sunuy his win. aud Nobpft Athby aud Nllipn Robert
Matll Jotepb, Ayoula, Thppu ahd Jabn Asbby 8ef hs
why entered r appearance and ren security acHoidng
IN tho net II Assembly uni tho ltaes al this Court thi
Appearing frdm satisfactory ogdourn TINT they hat U.
iabtaut al Is Common" Nth TN motion OF tn fiI7
tit, by COUNSEL ordered that the SAID Defendant t
nunsd, do appear before Judge 81 sad eauf,
III fret day pi the term and ir plaintiff hl
hat copy oil thu order be forthwith inserted la Tho ,
bute NuFmn, or two months succrsstet, uud posted
the front door Of tho CONT house OF tins county.
oopy -foste,
WM HoLg :. {,
Nov "a. WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-24

Is1 LoTlls end Cassimcrre fc.h rad 90
~ si,e stock of t,eae. of,,eIy 5lade and quait,
r.treeeiyed. Wlicl, Sc assure ot.f cuztoaiers val
b. sold atkary low prices
YeHi r, some that ere nov and .plondii
cloa, Materials oflha best qualities, or n
greet Farity
Woratcd Goods Neutrality-suspicious. CLOTHS, lniisa
non de- Bombozines. Bonlazetia, pleids, sc
Splendid saks pam Cold ind Black Gro NuF.s,
water fl and plsdd WarBuw 10, Meu.on ana
Inyorini lta,in LrrstriIe g, SATIN ieYantinea
and English SATIN with insnt more
\ large assortment fa and Winter Cniieos, Mus.
Inns Gambrics &c
Bales 1o'lil, fncy cut, Point and Rose Blankets
prices profit less than q wcefsugo.
\ eraat variety OF Negrp Clo'h.ng
Domestic Goods, Cold, Brown and Blcechsd, ofel
qualities.
Together with great variety of Fuzzy and Str,
pie Goods mol necessary TO mention, making In the
whole complete assortment Prices ateommodo-
tel 10 the tlmrs,
Nov 81 1t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-24
,xyCHEuaU. NOV. -, IssI.

-. re, Raj Roaa-'rhe last saturday IS
,,.,.l.r states, TIA, twenty five shares were taken
r';l,v--neslng up to that time, l7e5; but be
laws bsller tnings would be done On saturday.
y. ,a.-... TO remind th'se whose public spirit
..,os.. tass to a'a in this yaIaablo a'.fpri'. Or
10 i,ycst IN pro.itab.ss.o-I, portion eli the'f
IL. that de bao,s in Lyn dur. fof stock will
- a-x. y alasslay. They have no time Ia
',oss
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-24


Missouri The late election III ''a s.''e OF
Representative in CONGRESS 10 supply tie vacancy
, H., II, hat, cc Mr. par,,, i supposed
Inc.
"''" '"s '''.''7 ~ ~
ted ieFor .. t'-as A'Ai'y Gen AShi'y wa ''
nlapcnlent candidate, in opposition 10 X W.
Wills the Cony,pti,r- Tyc,sSon- Benton ( andidatc
.J5o E,ndlo5 and his Cousins Of Paeliagla11.
:,, 80, H., -, :; a., r,.,l;.h .,,.I
i''' '''o''' ~ -
coach drawn W loaf me payala11 o'Uiluaopy ""'a
and john held forth in his usual style At last BUCK
io,5on, Court il, n los, barraoa.la To- his admir-.
....,..,. IL. H.. ;-.-..l ,;,l.,.
-
IA HeaiA siaGI II Wa, III poI1ihi9''' NHz.o Id W.
too dclaeafe ID rmit h.m to travel q ie& miles OF
of his WAY 10 WASHINGTON. 10 srtll, has accounts
49,, - -, =, ,t.1o, oaa
Oh uncle sam easi' III ii feaidshea o. sf'sn''!s.
rs General Jacisons extraordinary Minister to
Russia. Ike prob5I,Iy rerolIerfad he had said he
,,.,..,,,, 7 ,.;,-...,....
'.i' A.'oN'''5 il IT YIN ~ " 7si''I9'eh ie M
dol his hal to hn at taa State Dapartncat, he vcr9
pfa,lcltly sheered oil. Weare in.l,ii,dto = ,e,-
.r,,, ,,., H.. rl.....l,
=.
Ni,' Hai!, 'P' 'iiA''" d 'as ,1oU'' HOUSE "'ooi
u ''o III 1'' - n.y. " mt NC 'P.il W a III Sc
son 'a SUN - Il ~ "''eilan'" ne "''' "'i'.
me co'''' 'lh' '"o Ai'l'"oi' u 'ac Lar To l"'on
| MN 'A'l 'iey n'a t5loutHeu, u ai"r9 Mn an q
'lIilt' o. ''i'aztii Vt PIolh' I' '!t eeali i)i7s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-24
1892 prizes.
L., 500 blanks
MODE OF DRAWING.

q UUO Tickets.
MODE OF DRAWING.
E1o be drawn on the A, b, {, plan The 1000
prizes of 81. to be awarded to the FIRST second or
third division, to be determined by that which may
draw the capital prize of$5 900, so that the holder
Of three tickets one in each division, is certain to
draw one prize, and may draw four. All the prizes
above the denomination of IA IN ono wheel, and all
the numbers in another at once, the whole to be
drawn in few hours Prizes payable in cash for
ty days after the drawing and subject TO the usual
deduction of fifteen per cent
Tickets S3, Halves II 50 ors so Is.
For sale at DIGGES' LOTTERY
and Exchange Office Lynch.
Where all orders 'front.' country, (psst paid }
enclosing the cash or prne tickets, Will meet with
prompt attention.
Nov "A
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-24
rTH.tSH LUXURY

La
,.,....,r ..,asl,.s US to mat.y abuses AMI YhsuE-
#s.ta, g,v.raas ut ri s.at,s as weIas in tn
,...,.,. ri So ~. al IN the mmnars ofindyido-
~. falf,I,e forms I'D ceremonies which we hear
l.,sl W.tae.5-the sp Mid pagoan'ry Of corona
..,, ...ass AMI a.r.h.n'g''f balls and wees the
,,,Is. p,mp aud circumstance OF var and even
u. .,a,stio, Of nqa a.o hisi priestly o}i,es--alI
...,... ant of on common soaree, human PRIDE
IA te,l fooos common oljeet-Annon slavery.
t,.,,r,ir,rly Is tins the casa IN countries whsra
"a, 3,..gias Of ansly Legitimacy IS aeasazcd, AMI
IN winch an unhalowoi union exists between
Church aaI State To men unused to the scenes
which therc doily happen, and which are apparent
I. rendered uno'i srtonebe ~ the frequency with
WHICH they Occur, II seems strange that the bare
N non OF them hts not power to idndla spirit Of
r...t}a.t, which woull eyentuate in the correction
o. sash mons,roa3 abuses. Yet, they are not only
.nlarsl, bu, A., ;agsrly bozonel to the world, as
ftboss who were taxed to pa. for all ihs parade,
tn.3slYei derived lQsa, fIo.a It's Lsarlle-5 eAAibi
t,ls.
Ls.us cite rsw examples oftls abuses . w.6ei
e3. thu sotial st4te IS exposed, by the fictitious ia
...,;.lO :, ,,., &
: ,,.,.o,,,r.
,.,.., ,,,,.,,i c.,..I.., -.
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posses the frerst onamo5t li5aTa f'rm Of govern
.,...,..........,
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49,. s.,' W s.'.,
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,,,.,.,.n. E.,,1e.a a1J mr., ir,o94
, ,' ,.s'' s ,' c,,nr ,@aIa,ad
,a,tras. with h r tlalaool<, er'aIlel only by
The Dat:A 8. .. & gii,rt. whose iaweIry a.
Jl 3aed all by It's s.'ieralI g'1re Inc latter mads
a proligious display, mj.s Independently Of
il' n'aft~' winch cost tity tFo4SG21 3HIre2S
@@9a)l chalus o: Ia no1is with amethy7'S II
the Genre, decorated h'r C'F1e@a drass IRON Tn
tneh Gef3t spanish A'o u tie Slrdie OF co''oss
below t.'a S.9'h ia4f.
- ia, Nf'. cope wa meteor IN IN
|Iol5 mt "ay WIS 4 Hl3Nia5 h'u'''" ~ anu Il
No sud that she coi1Ih b.tlliahts "'na. IN dress
" '5'e II .I - ~,
w.: 5,15s,'.,a, l,,o..o
L,oqyb.. sail tint this Is a nriy,t. matter with
v..ic, the n,,l,,# have no concern-a,,# ladies in
ou.s.j,, having axnsalcJ in the decorations of
al rnars,,t ,,,,e,l =: -,rlIIy b,'onqinr either 10
t,,at.1y,,. or +, their natural nr,,o,tors rhf; Is
r.Ia opaagh Inn M on, c.n l,.i,. Tia, The neca.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-24
ANTI-JACKSON MEETING.

meeting ofthe citizens Of Bedford county, OPP
posed to the reelection of Gen. Andrew Jackson to
the Presidency, viii be held at the courthouse on
the first day ofthe November Court for the purpose
Of cooperating with their fellow citizens elsewhere
in appointing Delegates to the Convention, to be
held in Baltimore ON the ID Monday in December
next SEVERAL CITIZENS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-24

Editoraa2 cdaage--Wc observe that Mr. J Hol
derby, jr has retired from the DanvIe Reporter,
which will hereafter be conducted by Messrs. b.
W 5. Cubell, E. G. Cabaniss and c. Migginson.
Wlth an accession of talent this paper will no
doubt rank among the obles, in the surrounding
country
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-24
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
REVIEW
or TIE LYNcuBuRos MARKET,

We aTe In7po7TmH I0IUHT-- aIfI TTf15 f1N0m
majtcred. The demand Tor LUIS aud Inferior is
brisk at the prices quoted above. Three new hhds
have been sold lb,s W. K, Of inferior quality al -
20i ~ 81 AMI - bj Nothing from Europe
that is interesting The article Of tobacco is rctr..
scented as bauic low, both IN FOREIGN and Domestic
markets Nchaes moi yet Learnt hoU thu French
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-24
Nov u

RI EST Winter Strained LAMP OH, just 70.
1Sccyedby ! TX JE ROYALL
Nov. > Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-24

WARDS OFFICE,
Lynehburg, Nov u, 1881
The following are the numbers drawn for the Pc
tcrsburs Lottery, 9th class, for 1881,
% 81 "a 10 So p 40 80
Renew your prizes in the great Dismal Swamp
Lottery, winch draws TOMORROW at Rich
mond, and contains besides the Grand Capital,
$50 OO0--sOO or 100.
Tickets rad Shares ioI sale at
WARDS OFFICE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-24

Journeymcn's arngcs.--A proposition Is made in
Y York and other places to pay la5orers and Jour
neymcn their wages on Monday instead Of Saur-
day evening, the almost universal practise at pres
ent 1t is suggested that the leisure resulting from
the suspension oflabor on the Sabbath. presents
strong temptation to spend the earnings ofthe week
IN dissipation.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-24

- We recommend our readers to an attentive
pcrusul Of the extract in our columns today, from
the Address ofthe Friends Of American Industry.
adopted at Convention lately held in New York.
We regret its length prevents our inserting II
entire. It's one of the most conclusive in its rca-
soung and elegant in its style, which has ever ap-
pearcd on the subject inch ii treats.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-24

Po}iSt Fai7.--Tha patriotic Ladies Of Baltimore
have had Il meetng and resolved to hold Fair to
raise funds in aid Of the widows and orphans Of the
Polish Soldiers.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-24
GMOCHMrEs At AUCTION.

Nov q
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-12
TO PERSONS Nv PIRGLyNI.4,
Owning Military Lands in Kentucky.

owning Military Lands IN Kentucky.
Live in Hickman county, Kentucky Columbus Iron
n Banks on the Mississippi RIVER the surveyor of the
Virginia Military Lands on Stale ESTABLISHMENTS
veyed good many of them of Tennessee river
since tie death OF predecessor Maj WIN Croghan;-l
agent Tor number OF persons owning those lands and would
willingly act for others who think proper their
business with me- probably better acquainted
situation OF those lands than any person; be
may, they want attentions; and whether they employ
would advise The owners to Immediate attention them:
some OF which have been paged of their timber have
been cnteied Warrant Lands persons living te
and the occupant laws of may while,
owners to considerable and trouble have guarded
of those lands well COULD without having
authority There large bodies of those Military Lands wing
together and but few persons living hem leases
but quasrs calculated enhance their value There
ten twelve miles OF those lands me- of which
would advise the (nowng for their interest,"
To sell small three hundred of each
1000 acre tract low price, and confident that
in three would enhance the value balance
tn double treble what the whole would be
main as now Persons buying and settling par would
take OF line balance and induce others
nelgbouhood; and II settlement that value
would act as agent Tor OF lands the Cumberland
and tennessee rIvers we'll south OF Tennessee
where live, good terms who viii
ought 10 business shall give references for
mendations am we'll known in Kentucky, and &C
quanlance my native slate Virginia. persons not
confidence me- do desire their husness get no
agencies, am willing spend trfe in giving owners
those lands, this notice. There OF the Military
Lands south of the Tennessee that
with by Treasury Warrant claims. aud possession of the
Claimants or their Tenants of which worth law
the Federal Court, If Congress disposed to do
justice towards the Officers and Soldiers Of the Virginia
Line they should suffer the Withdraw them pro-
scrip for the of their Warrants, they will Ger
tainy be situation Than those who neglected
their warrants at all. RICHARD TAYLOR, JR.
Columbus, Hickman county, Ky. Jan. %, 1881.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-12
NEW LINE OF COACHES

Richmond, Scottsuiue and Staunton Mail Coach
FE1HIS new line Of Coaches will COM
mence running Saturday, the 2d day
of April next 1t will run by Powells, Gooch-
land Court House, Georges, Tnsleyyille Column
bia, Wihn's tavern, to Scosville; thence by
Mount Israel TO New York, where it inter
sects with the line frGm Charlottesville to S,aun-
ton; and thence to Lexington and Guyandotte This
stage will leave Richmond Tuesdays, Thursdays,
and Saturdays, and return Sundays, Wednesdays,
and Fridays Thus the Public will have line of
Coaches six times a week through to Stanton and
Guyandote: viz. three times week by Tinsleyville
and Charlottesville, and three times by Scottsve and
New York, making daily line from Richmond to
Guyandotte on the Ohio river. Sundays excepted.
The above line aciH meet at Georges the line
running three times week from Fredericksburg to
Farmvllle Prince Edward Court House, Hampden
Sidney College, &c &c. SC. which will give to
the Public in this section of the State the accommo-
daton they have so long wished for The ScotGsUiUe
line will also intersec the line running from Lynch
burg to Charlottesville at Mount Israel.
mar 28-2aw2mc EDWIN PORTER.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-12
BROADROCK RACES.
SPRING MEETING

XWT LII commence the last Wednesday in AurH
w the 9th proZlmo, and continue four days.
LIST day-two Races-a Sweepstake and Poststake
Subscribers to Swcepstake--mile heats-entrance
S20G-haif forfeit
ABNER ROBINSON, Jas w W1NrRrE
WIN. r. JOHNSTON, TsHAM PUcKETr.
Subscribers to Poststake--me heats-entrance
S00-pay pay:
Tho. WATSON, THO. D. WATSON,
JNo. MrNGE, JAS NJ SELBE1.
WIN r. JOHNSON,
Cd day-Propretors Purse S2OO-two mile heats.
Cd day-Juckey Club Purse 55OO--three mile heats
4th day-two races--annual P,slstake and Sweep
stake
Subscribers to Pos'staka--two milo hcats~purse
SEES:
WM. r. JOHNSON, ]. HAnRIsoN.
JAS M. SELDgN, VIM. WYNYE.
Tue. WATSON,
Subscribers to swceRstakc for 4th day-me
heots-enrance $50:
Tho. WATSON, Wa. BALL,
Tho. GRAVES. RrcuD AnAors
Tho d WATSON,
ISIIAM PUCKET,
mar I2--2aw9t PRoPRTETOR.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-12
GOlanlla

M Ill stand The ensuing season my farm, nine miles }om
kchmond directly on the stage road leading from that
place to fredericksburg and known Half Sink.
II is not saying MUCH fOr submit il to the candor of
every gentleman acquainted with the fcis sustain me in the
asseTtion when say, that his colts universally acknow
legged 10 possess as much slze strength aud beauty any
cons that have ever been produced by any in Vf
MA know SEVERAL that he purchased than
ven or eight hundred dollars; and have myself offered
SluuO Tor one at year oldthe they are
held by their owners take be the strongest recommendation
that can be offered in behalf of unlTied colts.
me season VIII commence the 18th of February,
inmate on the LIST of July Terms heretofore; Fifty Dollars
10 De discharged BY the payment Of Thy-fve any time
during Sixty Dollars insurance.; One Dollar TO the
Groom whichis expected, either when the brought
taken
Extensive pastures provided and fed regularly
unless otherwise directed, at twenty five a day.
Gentlemen who sent last year by season 10 oan
ma that did not IN oa Of any there e informed that
they can be sent again. and charge made for
the Horse unless they should prove foa or i'm other woods
the mares viii be insured at the pnce of the season.
- JOHN ri. BOTTS.
The Editors Of the Political Arena Petersburg Inecen
Ger, will please insert the above twice week, in their repec
tive papers for eight weeks, and forward their accounts to ito
suusCTlheT. J. NJ r.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-12
DEATHS.

In Brunswick county Va on the 2i,h March ult Major
WItLIaM cHotsoN of bilious fever He his afc!on
which endured for IL days. with forude and the perfect
sgnaIion with which he his fate evidence the sin
certy of his christian professions He many wears
regular and approved member of Methodist Episcopal
Church The writer suPposes that he upwards of fy
years OF age nearer sixty During his whole life he was
resident Of Brunswick The exemplary which he
discharged the various duties of husband father citizen
justly endsared him to his acquaintance friends
In his DEATH his family have sustained bereavement
/ inhabitants
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-12
THE IMPORTED HORSE,
YOUNG PEUFREE

WILL stand the ensuing season at his former
w stand, BarbOursville, in the county of Oranre.
He has been shoVn this winter at Richmond in
The presence of hundreds Of the best Judges in Vir-
GINA, aud was universally admired for his fine form
Trufhe IS sixteen hands high and seven years old,
and has proved himself most extraordinary sure
foal gctter Not one Of the eighty odd mares put TO
him have failed, within the knowledge of the sutsUri
Der
The season viii commence on the 18th February
and terminate on the lot day of July. Terms as
berctofore-Forly dollars to De discharged by thirty
If paid within the season Fifty dollars insurance
and one dollar to the Groom, 20 be paid when The
mare is brought or taken away Pbc best and most
extensive pasturage, set apart exclusively for the
mares sent to Trufe; and the mares may be fed with
what they viii eat, at twenty five cents dav. and
Grooms at the village, az five dollars n month. Anv
one putting five mares with him, the price of one
viii be RENTED. q. w wager
for
Gov. BARBOUR.
BarboursvilIe, Feb LIST, 1881 feb
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-12
DRUGS, IEDYClM AS, &c.


THSBE subscriber received tire following articles
IL prizing part of luis Spring supply OF Drugs Medicines
&c &C., and expects by ealv arrivals from horth In,
Among thase just received The following, VIZ
Ground logwool,
Red wood
Nicaragua do
Fus,ic
Camwood
Ivory black
Copperas
Spirits turpenne in barrels
Spanish brown, dry and ground in oi.
Venetian red
PrussIan blue
French green
Nandyke brown
Chreme green
ChTeme yellow
White lead, dry and in oil
Yermilion, Chinese and English
Drop lake
Verdietis, dry and In oil
Rose pink
Acetate and sulph. morphina
Ppirne iodine
Sulph qnnine
Gum opium
Do sandaIaCh
Do aloes
Do mastc
Sal kraius
Pear ,apicca
Pea barley
fienry's genuine calcncd maguesia
Hulrs patent trusses
Common do
Ivory head do
Rouge IN pots, pearl powder,
Quo OF rose, bears oil
Cologne rose, orange, flower aud honey waters &c.
For sale on the most accommodating County her-
aud examine his assortment.
ap12 HUGH C.. hIcNEMARA
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-12
ON TNIIR SHAN


The drawing Of the Grand Consolidated Lottery.
18th Class. WILL be received
Capital Prise, S2O,ooo!!!
Ako-l pre- of 5000, of 5000, 10 of 1000,
&c. &c &c.
Tickets s. Share, in proportion.
": B-A few more Capital Prizes will do doubt
be obtained, as usual at my Fortunate Office
ap l2-lt HAWKINS
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-12

esszzazasRs from tho house and IS from Rich
mond-Season 10 commence the 18th of Feb and ex>
pire the 18th of Ju!y-pricc 90 dollars, payable by
htteen' ii paid by the latter reriod-hry dollars to
insure-pasIurage gratis, but responsibility for
accidents escapes. hego is black, full sixteen
hands high and possessed of great bone and muscle
wo Of Kegos colts have been trained, and each of
them gave strong evidences of capacity for the turf
One of them won her epsake in fine style, over
the Cam2feld course, and could now be purcha>
sed of her owner for thousand dollars. Ricgo was
got by Francisco, Esteemed by the late Mr.. Minge
one of the best horses trained his sabie) his
dam by the imported horse, Young Sir Peter Teazle
grand dam the imported mare CsstFanire dam of Sir
Archy,) 6 8 by Rockingham, 6 G rabitIa, by Trent
ham, E 6 by Bnsphurus, Coalition Colt, Bur;ard
6 G &C. Lord Leigh's Charming Molly Francisco
was got by the imported horse Hambleton, his dam
Nightingale by Chantic!eer, s dam Winguryfees, by
Jolly Roger, dam Melpomine, by Burweli's i'rav-
ellev, dam Virginia, by Mark Anthony, g G
dam the imported mare Polly Byrd, by Aristotle. 1t
is thought unnecessary to go further with the ped
gree that already given proves Rego to be one Of
the best bred horses cxts 81.
N. B. Mares will be fed at IS cents per day.
feb ll--wSwc H. DAVIS.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-12
SIR Oh A Ri D s.

CEMS-EA This distinguished foal-Gett.r, whose
GNsA gE Colts oftener winners and more Of
" SlR them selling than those of any other nor
e2eszass3 ses got in America, and al higher prices,
will stanu this spring, at my stable i'll the county OF
CHESTERFIELD within mile of Moody tavern, IS from
Petersburgh, and % from Rchu on, and now at his
stand ready Mares 80 dollars the leap and
45 dollars the season, payable the 18th July next
when it will expire Seventy Dollars 10 insure Mare,
payable soon she is known be in foai or par
ted with Dollar to the groom for each mare, to be
paid when she is sent to the horse Pasturage grats
which tor quality and quantity, very desirable being
ali well enclosed and well watered. Every care will
be taken to prevent accidents but liability for any
that may happen. Servants will be found without
charge, and mares with without coils, we'll fed If
desired at IS cents q day.
Ny son, George W. Johnson, will reside on the
plantation, and will attend himself particularly TO al!
orders.
SIR CHARLES is full 5 hands 3 inches, IS wears
old this spring. and of fine chestnut coour he never
was IN higher health, there ever surer foal-
gstteT, nor was any horse admired for form,
beauty and commanding appearance. He has been
so often advertised, that consider unnecessary to
state again his numerous and successful races. The
records Of the different Jockey Clubs will shew that
his colts are performing the Turf with uncqualed
success, and by their performances doing much to
sustain the high reputation of their sre who was got
by Sir Archy his dam by the imported horse Citizen
who was by Pacolet, he by Blank, and he by Godol,
Phin Arabian; his granddam Computation, Imported
Dare Devil imported Old Shark, imported horse Old
Fearnaught, imported Jenny Dismal, got by Old
dismal. WI. r. JOHNSON.
Chesterfield, Feb. 5, 1831--t15A