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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-29
Important to The People IF Tie Unitcd States.
i'N|1SiJ ~ ~ =.
Providence, March ~, 1881.
From the Oneida Obseryer.

To EFIcUREs.-Dr N. Smith, Of this village. opc,-
ed of fresh HOLSTERS that he purchased ard bad
kept four years and two months, which had been
put mp md Theoretically sealed, in the city of New
York, is months prior to the purchase-on which
number of gentlemen dned and pronounced them
as line dish as they ever eat prepared from tina
fish, Utica March iO,h. 1caI
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-29

w AS Committed TO the jail of Goochiand Coun
" ~, he 7tb day Of June, 1890. negro man
VINO calls himself Bob Goldman, aDd says he is free
man, That he was bound 10 Nelson VandervoH and
served his apprenticeship TO him as shocma koT in
thc City OF Richmond that he afterwards worked at
saId trade, with Cooke 81 Ryan, in said City lie
IS about 81 years old brown complexion about feet
inches hgh--he IS quite sensible and road and
Wrtc' The owner, If nny, is requested to prove
properly. pay charges and take him away. otherwise
he VIII be dealt with IS the law directs
w. LEWIS, Tailor, for
Jon 81 wl2w VIM. BOILING. Sheriff
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-29
PEDIGREE.

HiPpoposainus VIA got by Whrlw:nd ard came
ont OF Pralr,e; WhIrwind was cot by Hurr,c4ne
Hn'rican by Forked Lightning aud 70. ked L,gh-
nIng by Electricity who came from regions unknown
or The Godoli hiao Arabn. J. k. Y Il. B.
n. B.-Hppopotamus broke out Of the stable last
night, kicked down brick chimney killed two NJ.
groes, and run over liu. kiln j. * &c.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-29
GENERAL ASSEMBLY

:, We BRING up tins morning the PROCEEDINGS OF tn.
House OF Delegates TN Friday and Saturday.
HOUSE OF DELEG8TES'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-18

vii Ssnscrlber returns his thanks TO the
public for the liberal encouragement he
n"s heretofore received, and begs leave 20 in.
nrm them that he st II continues to carry on the
sAODLERI AND HARNESS MAKING
BUSINESS in all ITS various branches, and
VIII pnnctnailv attend to all orders with which
he may be ia vored.
re has on bend, very general assortment
OF .. heady-made Work, consisting of Saddles,
n.ldles Ma'tlngales. Fancy Carriage and
gag Harness, made by the best workme n,
CarryalI and Wagon Harness. Buf1aloe Robes,
&c &c. MI of which are now offered a, the
most reduced prices, at his old stand, on Main
street, a few doors above Mr. John HoIlins,
ae'' door below Smith, BagweIl a. Co. and in
.he same house occupied by Richard S, Til
den, as Timers Shop.
JOHN BOYD.
""h' Oh w3m
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TliiE subscriber respectfully informs the
- public that he has now on hand some
really splendid articles in his line OF business
and, also, that he has made arrangements
which VIII enable him at all times, aud AZ th'
shorles, notice, to supply those who may favor
him with their patronage wan COACHES, Gigs.
Baroaches, or any orne, description OF Car
'ages, from Newark, (N. J.) which is known
TO he he pery best ManuJdctory OF such articles
m The uortd Arrangement have also been
made with manufactures in Philadelphia aud
New York, SO that any ord sr which may be
gwen can always be Immediately supplied.
The subscriber likewise continues To carr,
ON The Carriage making business, aud IS pre-.
pared 10 make Carriages ofasy description
which may he whnied by those who prefer the
hsme manufacture. He will. also do any kind
OF repairs on the cheapest terms, and in the
most punclual manner.
HENRY Nj. DIDLAkE.
Aug 70 -
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500 REWARD-

UNAWAY from the subscribers residing
"a ~ me county of Buckingham, negro
NAN MANSER aud his wife MALINDA
Manser Is about ordinary size, between IS g. 80
years oil age, complexion rather yellow; he has
large scar on his breast occasioned from
burn when small he is harmless in otfensiyp
negro Mainda is about the same age AZ the
man, of ordinary size, has a very uneommon
oushy head OF hair, rather of Indian compIe,
'on, with some dark freckles IN her face. She /.
very 'nteit'gent woman and was principally
raised ON kenawha, near the salt works Sbs
IS WEI acquainted in the counties of BedGo,d
ana GILES She was the property of Joseob
Evans, who owned said woman two wears and
nVed IN the county of G'les--Evans purchased
' ner 0, brown and Claytor, Lynchburg. We
whl give reward of $50 each. ftaken ont -
lue state. SO that ege, them ag ain or r.
ware OF $50 each iftaken in the State and ga
cured IN jail So that we get them.
PoWHAfAN JONES,
- "a ANDERSON ID. ABRAHAM
Buckingham, Feb. IS 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-18

,SsoTICE.-Agreeabls to the provisions OF
81 rust deeh, executed by Bengamia Nor.
veil bearing date tue 27th day OF September
1924 aud duly Of record IN the County Court
oil Amherst, viii be expo ed 10 sale, at public
auction, 10 the hlgD esl bidder, for cash, on Sa,
arday Tie h day OF May next, at the Ia
yern of Mrs. Nancy Hin in the county oil
Amherst. the following Slaves viz Betty,
George, Ned, and Aan EIizs, 50 many OF
Of item as may be sulli leni 10 answer the
purposes Of said trust deed. The Trustee will
only sell such tite as IS gwen him by tue said
de~d, which IL presumed unquestiouahe.
JAMES l.. LAMPklN, Trustee.
April 7. ids
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a u AND,

1lfiE Subscriber having purchased of Mr..
- Samuel &. Norveii his interest in the a.
bove concern, takes pleasure in announcing TO
his friends and tn public generally, thai he
will stlil continue the Dry Goods business in
lbe same house.
he has spent several months in the cities II
New York and Philadelphia this Spring, and
has purchased an extensive assortment OF STA
pie and Fancy Dry Goods Of the very laies,
style. all of which wal be sold at reduced pri-
ces. GRIEF B. TATE.
April II
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hnrIl

rEyHE subscriber respectfully informs the
4 public that he is receiving and manufsc
turing Carriages Of every description, among
which nre the following Coach, Coachees,
Chsriots london and New York Bughys, Al
ban, P6ey,ons. Barroueh, Barroucbee, Phlla =
delphis Dea horns, Gigs. Hunters, &c. and any
others that may he called for
All Ut prs thankfully received and puncluslly
attended To.
Repairing done NJ the shortest notice and on
the most reasonable terms by
II. X. BEACH g. Co.
N b ISL received first rate Coach Smith
from the Nor'h, Of which we will assure the
public they can he nrnodated with repair
ing Car ages Of any Kind few doors below the
FTanklo Hole BEACH 4 Go.
Suy % wta
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-18
Valuable Land for SHE.

THNHE Subscriber will sell good bargain
u ina small, but very valuable tract OF
Land. known by the name OF Locust Grope,
i)l1g on the South side OF Stauuton River, IN
The county of Pt,sylvana, . mites from Ives.
vile and mites from Wards Bridge, aud ad-
Joining lhe we'll known tract, called the Pock-
el ] his fIaci oil land contains, by recent sur.
vey 2y3 acres, and is uncotnmonly well wa
tered, say Tor 8 good spr,ngs. The pIau,a-
ton IS sufficient TO work from eight TO ten hands
10 advantage. Nearly the whole plantation is
IRE. h, aud Inferior 10 none tor tobacco, hemp,
or wheat. This tract contains good portion
OF FIRST rate tobacco land TO clear, aud an
abundance OF plant ground, and about 10 acres
OF meadow land, OF when are now IN tImo-
thy there is also nbont 10 acres oil river low
grounds, which river Is now navlgated extern
sively win, boats. This tract OF aud lies in
good ueighbofhuod, and convenient 10 several
saw add grist mills, Il merchant mil, a hemp
machine, and two stores, within two miles,
and Is certainly a healthy situation he in
-provemeuts are good dwelling, (nearly new }
10 feet long, a story and hah high, with a
porch the iull length, two rooms below, and Two
above, two PAIR OF stairs, and dry cellar uu-
derneaib, kitchen with an up stairs, n dairy
with an upstairs, n smoke house, negr. houses,
six tobacco houses, stables, OK house, COW
house, cribs, smiths, &C. n garden new pailed,
spring OF excellent water in the yard, and a
spring house, Tor milk house, a peach orchard
o excellent fruit, young apple orchard and
several kinds oil cherries, rlums and grapes,
The enclosure OF this plantation, is inferior o
none in THIS part ofihe country. have been
thus particular in describing this land & It's i'm
tproyemenis, because intend to sell, and those
wishing TO purchase would do well to apply
immediately for some person will get barg gain
Any person wishing TO write 10 me Oh the sub
ject OF my land can direct their letters &c
Leesville, Campbell County, Va.
FRANCIS CALLAWAY.
good. Ut n. B. The Editors of the Richmond In
qnirer will please insert the above once n week
Tor fur weeks, and forward their account te
the vTginian Office for payment.
March % WITS
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fHsUE subscriber has isksa the Del, NV"
at Nelson Court House, tLosings' on
where he Is nov ready 10 receive az Pe',"ns
wbo may favor him It'll their company, anu ~
pledges himselft 10 use every eAsftoh 10 give
the most general sa,lsfa ction.
/ His house - situated Near the Courthouse
and i. large ard oomaodious. Ills stable Is o
brick, and calculated to bold from forty TO fil'y
horses this is likewise pleniifuiIy supplied
With grain, fodder, &c. which. with the atien
'on OF Pcod and faithful servants, he lalten
| i...ns slf will entile him 10 patronage
]. u. STOUT.
Nslssa c. II Oct. q. Is
!, btea.,s, ami 1stlcs no CLAIM apo" vs. :
:, 4, - =, NJ. ,ou 10 the gloomy "a'isai
,a,p,..,,n aod the arm oi justice stretch Q
/ ii me sword OF law, waiting the ap
.,,.i ,s,,,d IA .xecuie Toe dreadihl beh'en'e'
-, "a , fair otospect 10 The world, NJ las,
Ih.ade1 and branght forth the galioNS' ,
!, .nn,a, IN moant tina sca0"ld, anu 10 o'u
itu - mi. world, and all ihht WAS ever "e" :
, nv htsns BII trust wnen my oo"'
,onnl cd on the gollo". hlgh, 'ne "s'' .
Dove will smile aud pity me. "oi, -, ,
/ s,n.ct on our past, and 70 W !" ''".
40. VINO stands snb open Ac'ns - IL.
hu. Your character his lost - NV r.,
40 .,,.Lod ,.to. IA lIofn The wi.kruhess NV
~ have COMMITTED they shali save TIC" ''
we Let n. imagine for a monfn' ''a' VIZ
!, ,ne sa,l, standing before tue ""iei wv"
~ and We hear ns dreadful scnte"cf, ufpa''
"a ,.u,seJ into everlasting ire. l"Aas'he W
-, tha,,tn ..meh,atiJrs di s'u VI u"
would he enough 10 melt your h.hr''" va"
!. hard A. adamani. You would iali "Po" yo"
...s and MEAD Tor q obs mercy s AIMS
"a n,r.on would Tor TODD, orlas dying ''"n
mai would 10, pardon. We Soon very soo"'
-. ,he wsy whsnce VIZ shall ne'er re'o'"'
lar n,ufS VII he struck oil lhe reco'as " ~.
.,,p .oa enrolled IN the CATALOGUES o' WV
,e,a, But may II ne'er 0e numbered WI" '"e
s,on.a. hope ii will please Col 10 ss' y""
.your liberty, aud thdyou ma see '''e sa'e
EAuRSUANr 10 deed Of trust, executed
n the l4h day OF January. 1925, by james
HIIl, Sr. 10 the subscriber for cerraln purposes
hrrcin named, tae subscriber will proceed TO
.elI for cash At Amherst Courl-house, before
he Tavern house OF d.. James Powell on
saturday The III day OF Nav next the follow.
ing slaves, to wit negro woman named
Charlotte and her four children Della, Wills,
Robert and Louisa. The slaves valuable
and thr tide supposed TO bs good, but acting as
trustee only such title rs the deed Uf trust cuu-
scys will be conveyed to tbs purchaser.
JAdES OGDEN, Trustee.
April J ids
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AND FOR SALE.

Wish 10 sell tract of land lying in AN
- herst county, ur'miles from he Court
house, on Bufaioe River, adjoining the lands
OF Col Fierce Mr.. Ihos. AppImg and others,
containing one hundred and seventy acres,
nearly one half 10 woods, a par, of which is first
rate tobacco land. This land is OF The best
9ua''ty IN that neighborhood, the dwelling
mouse is a very comfortable one, 8 rooms below
WIN porch, two rooms above stairs, two good
stone chimneys, and is certainly one of the
nandsomes' situations in Amherst county, con-.
'or'ao'e out houses, good apple orchard and
aoounds with the best of springs. Mr., john
OilaId 10 the ueighborhood, or Mr.. Gideon
Gooch, who lives on the place. will shew il to
any person wishing to purchase. Terms &C.
commodating as ] am anxious 10 sell aud would
take IN exchange lands in Ohio.
c. TlMBERLAKE.
Feb. 10 ids
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UyoR SALE, On fssrsi it,n,. forty ,bns.
III feet OF ground on the Man Street. at
pfe.snt in the oeeupany OF Msss,s. John Css-
kie and others. opposite 10 the FARMERS Bank.
Tie locality of this ground and its convenience
10 basiae.s, render II decidedly the most de-
sirable piece { fgrouad. nov on msin.sireei.
Tefms NJ sale made known on application 10
Messrs. joins VI. Warwick, TO Samuel Miller
o. l.. II Edlsy
DAVIDSON BRADFuTE, Cashier. !
April IL tds
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ENtiE subscriber having removed his Office
- TO LoVlnGslon, respectfully tenders his
rroir ssiona services 10 his friends aud the pub
llc. He vii attend the Superior and Inferior
Courts OF Nelson, Amherst and Buckingham,
aud promises the most faithful and dligenl al
tenIlon TO all business entrusted TO him. lie ray
be touud regularly at his Office, (urless
Hhs"nl on business y the next rood to ,he store
house oil {. I Estes, n. b. :,
March Il eow2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-18

To John Mari and Carter b. Harris no
his own right, and as agent ior the
said John Mari
m ENTLEMEN-Take notice. ,ha, shall
W proceed on the 29'h day OF April. 1891.
a The Tavern OF DR.. James Powell. at Amhers,
Courthouse, between sun rise and supse, of
tina: day, TO take the sfidsVits of L,ne s.
Taliaferro and others. 10 be read in support Of
an injunction, now depending in the Superior
Court Of Chsncsry for the Lynchbusg district.
in which am Pla oUff aud you are Defendant
Tbev WILDE continued from day 10 day until
flashed. ISAAC RUCKER.
March % vaw
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MUSL.TNS,
domestic Goods

bale super Bed Ticking
| do medium quality do
~ large quantity Sd and IA bIeached aud M
bleached Cotton Ciobs
recent sopPy of Cotton Yarn, of the mos:
approved nanutacfurc--Also. a very general
ASSOC tm-nt OF Hardware, Cutlery and Saddle
~, including almost every article in either linz,
n B. daily expected, one piece SnInny
Blue Cio'h, said 10 be the fines, ever selected
'of I'VE son'hern market. Il. l. B.
Anil ,r
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Messrs. William Morgan, surviving
partner Of John NJ. Settle Il Co.,
Richard 6. lIadon, John Nc Roy-
nolds, CALVIN Tate, in his own right,
aud as administrator oil Edmund
Tate, deceased, Henry NJ. Dldlake
and George b. Woodson--
ynLEA5E To iake Not,ce--'hnt We shall, on
x Saturday the liin dry OF May nrat,
between the fiS'ag aud setting otthe sun oil thar
das. AZ the Franklin Holel, IN the town
Of Lynchburg, proceed 10 taxi the depos'-
ton, of George Whilock and others. 10 be
read as evidence ia the sult now depending IN
the Superior Couft OF. Chancery lur the Lynch-
bury DIsuia, IN which we are pla'n,iiis and you
are defendants, hen & where you may trnd
fyou think proper. You will also please take
notice, tina, n, from any cads', the 'aking oil tue
said dispositions shall not be completed, on the
day aboye mentioned, the tnking of the same
vii be continued, from day TO day, bet" EN- the
same hours, until the whale are taken.
ALEX tNDER LlGGATT,
PAlhItk AA iilENS.
AnTu IL u1w
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Sy<lR6iSIA-., asupti;Or Cont OF Chan.
" eer,. holden al The, town Of Lynehburg,

Sy~lR6fSiA-sta suptiior cous OF Chan
" ser,, holden al lbe,ow Of Lynchbufs,
on the 9Th November, 1880 -
IIenr, Balieager and Polly bis vile. fh".
against
SAMUEL Hal, administrator de bonis non, WIN
the y i'll ann, ned OF john Clsrsson, decens' o,
james Ciarssoe. Thomas Jonss and aihat'"s
his wife, Faanees Carte, Charles hhstif, 40
nninislraiof Of Joseph Dodd. deceased Lucy
d odd, David 1lsrason. Anseim daiks"",
Win,sm Ciaiksor. SHELTON Taylor, III Fer
ss,oa. admrnisifAtafi Of Abraa, Taylor. dec
and skelton 1sylo', adn,nIs.taiof oi o'ry
Isytet. dee. Def.
Tn. cause came on ihs day TO be heard on
ihe paper formfry read. aud the report OF
GamaliAsiousr b nRgh. made IA pursuance oil
IN. order OF the s2nd Of Ortoper, 1877, win
exception. thrreuuto by the plaintiffs, aud "as
argued by cuuusr : on e,nsiiefaiiOn whereof,
the cea,l being Of opinion, IRON the iniormn-
tin Of Commissioner Bcnagh, that II Is more
than likely IRON the increase of tho papers ~
this cause, since II ass ia his barts, that II Il
we're thrre agaip, some change NIGH he MADE
u The pte,ent rfport, doth feconmh the sam"
with the exceptions thereto. 10 the Cobmlssion-
or who made A., Tor hin 10 rspen upon the snld
receptions and TO make such slteIaiiohs 10
the sai1 rep n n 10 mn fuaS S em proper or
a. elher parry may require, stailng specially
sny matiets DE- med p"itin. bf hin'sti Of
required by ~. par ,es ~ he SO stated.
a In
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DISSOLUTION,

u iNhE Copartnersnip nereloiore existing be.
- tween the subscribers under the firm of
Nofveli a Tate, was dissolved on the ttn inst.
ny mutual consent All persons indebted 10
the said concern are requested to make i'm
mediate payment TO Griel b. rate.--ail having
claims against the finn will present them 10
him for payment. SAML. G. NORVELL,
GRIEF b. TATE.
Anrn II 3
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I'M OTICE.-Ahout the month Of February
~ 1929, executed to Cnking Beard, a
bond or mole, for thirty some odd dollars, pay
able in Augus,, l929.--The bond or aote all"-
drd to, was witnessed by Barnard Clark. and
lief, IN the hands OF George Boyd, OF Campbell
county for coIlet Ion. nave pad off said
debt 10 rhe SAID Georg' Boyd. without having
taken IN the bond or note.--l hereby foiwarn
all persons from trading Tor il.
ELIZABETH ALEXANDER.
BE iiorh, Ami IL 1T
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obedience to decree of the Stanton
NnH"cery District Court, pronounced on the
cay OF January, 1881, "a cause therein
depending, wherein Jona han Paxton and u.
'hers are plaintiffs, aud EIl2abe,h Duutha, and
others defendants, will he sold, on the 4th da,
OF April neA', al Burton's Tavern, In Licking
'on, to the highest bidder, the Establishment
long known as DOUIHAl'S TAVERN. with
the tract OF land, containing thr, e hundred and
seventeen acres, aitached thereto--i, ing near
the upper end of Rockbrldge County. on III.
great road leading to Tennessee on the terms
''"owing. VIZ one fourth ot the purchasn
money 10 he pad on the day Of sale. and the
" 'n IN three equal instruments. at u,
10 aud % months thereafter; the deferred
pay enls 10 be secured ~ bond with sufli>
citn' security. and a lien retained on the prop-
cry. GEORGE ESkRlDGE, NJ. S. C. e.
" he above sale Is postponed until Mon
day The ID day OF May nex,.-ln the mean
ume' M w h. Dou.ha', living on the place
WIN shew the premises to any person having q
desire 10 pm chase. GEORGE ESKRIDGEs
March "a
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Lands for sale.

yNynE subscriber, Is A'iorney % 'se' 'o' "a
Lssatees of Anihohy Kinney, -. =,
,sstsoao,, c,.st OF Campb.ii, before ihr 'rpn'
-. a,,h. oo,,t house u ,he said COUNTY, Il
rns. 70 sale. hy way OF public ass, io", The ioi-
ss..i.s Al nroperi,, contiguous 10 sa,d eoof'
80 va SO acres Of Land, a'loinine the
rs.iaense Of JOHN Alexander, h "a pa'et !,
.ff.ye Lots adjacent 60 the eoufi hoase--sno
.s.1 ae,., OF Eaud, situate short distance be-
"a. me court hoose almost b. whole Of iht
s,id Isnis. phh tAsrx eriion 81 .h' t9"" '"t,
-.,e IN aaods aud from I'M, crcoms sne'' sa'
heir vicinity % tie con,t mouse, ntt'is tue -
.riion Of BE- enterprl siug -lhe irims - -
eilI ls acoo .nmodailag, and vii re my "'s
Z lossi al lie nme and pace Of -Hie.
CalsWELL NABHLf.
&a,N Il ~
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PEDEGREE.

Corporal Trim was got by old Sir Archer
his dam by Ord DIompde, his graudam by
Wild Air, his sTea' grandom by Apollo, his G.
g, grandam by Partner, bis g. G. 6, grandam by
Ftarnought. his g. 6. G. G. grandam was i'm
ported by John Bland. Esq.-Thus it will be
seen, thar his strain is Of the very best stock
Virginia has ever possessed. ]. POWELL.
Feb II Is
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JOHN WILLS, elk
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, }

Lynchburg, sIh OF AprIl, 1871. :
The partlts in this Cause, will take no'lce,
.hat | have appointed Monday the OH day of
May neAi,i 20 commence he accoun dtectedby
The toreg ding order OF court, on which day they
are required to attend at my ofiice in tins town.
Win tGeir accounts, vouchers L. copies of court
pap, rs, prepared 10, examination aud settle
meni. JAMES BENAGH, &.
April IL wIH
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SHAKESPEARE.

Court House, Va. % miles west of Lynchburg,
and will hr let 10 mares ut The former prices
$40 the season, Sl5 the single leap, $40 TO
insure "A mare in toal the season 10 common
the first day of March, and expire on the first
August. Large aud extensive pasturage, ClJ-
yer. Wheat aud Rye fields provided gratis,
and every possible care will be Iaken by tn.
subscriber, who attends in person % prevent
accidents and escapes. but will not be liable tor
any that NAV happen, I've season money Will
be due on the 25ih of Dece mber, the leap paid
dow, the insurance due as soon "a II is ascer,
tanned tina, the mare is in tual. or transferred.
> To The groom for every mare.
SHAKESPEARE is full I6 hands ona inch
high, OF most commanding appearance, a beiu-
tlml bay, years old this srrlng. lie never was
IN finer plight. nor was there ever more SURF
foal geiter. or was there ever horse more
admired for form, siZc, beauty ard action. No
charge lor persons or servants bringing mares
to the horse. Mares can he ted Nth grain by the
busheI or Is per day. The public will Justify
mo when say that Shakespeare's Colts are
acknowledged to possess ms much 80 sttruEth
and eaniy as any other horses Colts M Va.
There has been two exhibitions of his tul's aud
the premium in the LIST was awarded 10 the colt
OF Mr.. Pleasant Greasy, $50, and in ,ht end TO
the colt OF Mr. James Wrignl S25. Cent.
men who sent mares last season u ialled to get
Colt, only hall price will be charged in case
they are sent back again
For particulars see hand bills aud Turf Re.
gister, page $50. WILLIAM TERRY.
y. b. Shakespeare will be exhibrsd a, Am
herst March court, and on his return from Am
hers', he will lie exhibited in Lynchburg, on
Thursday the e4Ih, at Johnson's Tavern, on
the Hill. W. /.
March Q. WIN
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