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LEATHER.

HE subscriber respectfully announccs 70 tie PUB.
Ec That lie has Up ned Leather store three
doors above - Bell TayaIo. where he intends
keeping general assortment Of articles N bio line
Of h6siRcss
He has on hand skiiung, harness. soal. black
and russell brlde feathers. cbase bag and horse hide
caf, seal and sheep skins, sheep and goat lnoroccos
he wishes 10 purchase Leather IN he floisi,e5 and
unfinished state. JAMES, MICHAELS.
"'oi % 1t-Geoti
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S0JG SaaE1,Estsr Springs.

WIS celebrated watering place county of
Z Monroe, III the upper country OF Virginia continues
acter oi the Sail Sulphur Wafer has been established
ny me experience % many years, and reputation
manifested by public patronage, extensively diuse,
the subscribers deem it almost needless an
enumeration lis medicinal virtues It's osensble qua
are sulphur and soda, farming neutral saline nxtGTe-su
Peior 10 any artificial prepara,iurat once pleasant as
drink, mud III It's operation and permanently beneficial to The
diseased has proved itself particularly eicacios in billions
ana pulmonary complaints apd III require ca,har
TIC eiedes-a diseases of the liver dyspepsia rheumatism
and gout. ~
The circumstance of its having been resorred 10 for many
years past by gentlemen of great medical distinction from
various States particularly from the South, appreciation
was marked ny the repetition of thor visits furnishes fiat.
ierng testimonial of its valuable medical qualities
considerable Improvements have since the last
year and the Propra'os promise The
that they have here nnre rendered In
ana iarc they yield public establishment in Virginia
They respectfully solicit the continuation of public pat
'ohaSe. ERShlNE & CAEUTHERS
APP 10
NOIlCE-By virtue of deed trust executed to the
recorded i'll the Clerks office of Henrico and will
De sod al auction Friday, 29ih us the Springfield Pits
I'D lenrito several valuable slaves, less eleven in
nuer and quantity of household kitchen furniture
On SatuG Gay, 3Ot nst the Coal Mines Tavern in Ches-
'ehed an undivided third of OF Chesterfield
ADJOINING the lands of trauc ancocks estate of Hicgason
ahcock OF Thomas Depp estate and David Stanford
ohefs containing about l60 of
named heiS-and Monday, 2nd MAY next on the prem-
se The unexp red term of the said Cary IN two pieces of land
on the Richmond Dock him bv ames T. Heat,
ana Robert Gwatlmey, for 10 years, from s3d Feb 1925
1lth Ma rch, 1928 ~
The terms will he cash all sums of $50 or less and
cred OF SIX months for larger Bonds good
he perfectly good but subscriber selling as trustee i'll only
variant such title as is vested in him.
days RI RpGDLS
an I9--drde
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TO THE PUBLIC

'E'HE CoParnership heretofore existing under the
firm of Kyles and Capcrton, expired by Hmiea-
ton on the 2lst February last. Those who are in.
debtcd TO that concern, must pay
JAMES KYLE
JOSEPH KYLE,
t. CAPERTON
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kbCg51212GEG1g NueI1101T T,oT1-------

'HH public examination Of the StS3en,s =,
HamPden Sydney College vii cor 1ynsncS q.
T ,'oa{, me ga esy Of April and close on the
persons ,o,o-e o|Sg rarcnts, Guardians and III
ore invii cd 10 attend. ~ N0'''O"'
Ie SsGl annual meeting ofthe Board Of Trustees
W WI. De ned at the Philosophical Hail sn Wednes-
Lo public Performance will take place on Tburs.
AP '6-Rtc J. P. GUSHING, Presiden,,
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FNSTa9OseeVDEe Lace G0O6S.

INSERTING AND sCOLLOP TRIMMINGS. &c &c
ID II. JENKINS has just opened an extensive
Ae. assortment of the following goods:
1000 yards offooting quilting aces all widths and
all prices
New patterns thread and bobnett loces, inscrtngs.
edgings and cap luces
Very wide trimming faces
Plain white bobbinet lace very cheap
Rich thread laces for capes, &c. &c.
A few elegant Brussels lace robes
Lace chemisetts, Byron collars caps, caps, cuffs
&c &c. &c.
Inserting muslin trimmings on thin and thick muslin
Scollop trimmings of all widths
French worked muslin bands
Needle worked caps for ladies and infants
Lace caps, and Crazy Jane caps.
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RROADROCK RACES.
SPRING MEETING


WIILL commence the last Wednesday in Apr;I
the 2hh proXlmo, and continue four days
LIST day-two Races-n Swecpstakc and Poststake.
S200-half forfeit:
ABNER RoBrrsoN, JAS w WtSFpry
WIN. r. JOHNSTON, IsHAM PucKErr
Subscribers to Posistake--rne hcats--cntrance
Sl00-play pay:
Tho. WATSON, Tho. d. WATSON,
JMo. MlNGE, JAS. NJ. SELBEN.
WIN R Johnson,
I'd day-ProprIetor's Purse S2OO-two mile heats.
81 day-Jockey Club Purse $5OO--three mile heats.
4th day-'wo raccs--annual Posfstoke end Sweep
stake.
S225:
WEN. Il. JonNsoN' !. HABRIsoS,
JAS NJ: SGLDEN, WV. WYNNE.
Tue. WATSON,
q, Subscribers to Sweepsrukc for 4th day-milo
heats-enrrancc $50:
THo WATSON, VIM R,,I
Tho GRAVES RrcHD ADAvs
THo D. WATSON,
ISIIAM PUCKET,
lZ--ZdW3t PEOpRrrrSu
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New Observation-Disclosures

NWALKER d BOOTH beg leave respectfully
w TO acqnaiDt their friends and the public, that
they have just received supply of French and Anne
rican Paper Haugings, with velvet drapery and
cnmmon borders TO match and fire screens in every
variety of pattern and price
Also few pieces worked summer curtain goods,
new and beautiful article
They keep constantly on hand, and will make to
order feather beds, curlcd hair and moss mattresses
OF linen ana cotton tick, easy chairs, sofas, sackng
bottoms, cots, and every article usually found in an
Upholstery store, all of which are offered at the most
reduced prices ap19 eo6t
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THE IMPORTED HORSE.
ZOIJN TER HFFTE

WILL stand the ensuing season at his former
=, stand Barboursville, in the county of Orange.
i ,to nus Dech sne"n this winter at Richmond, in
The presence of hundreds of the best JUDGES in Viz
gina: aue was universally admired for his fine form
lruiae Is sixteen hands high and seven wears old,
ana ana mas proved himself "A most extraordinary sure
Grl G.c[ not one OF the eighty odd put to-
Der. - ~ O'Oii
The season will commence on the 18th February
ana terminate on the LIST day of July. Terms az
hereto0r-Forty dollars, to be discharged bv thir,v
II paid within the season. Fifty dollars Insurance..
ana one dollar ID the Groom, 20 be paid when the
mare il brought or taken away. The best and most
extensive pastui age, Is set apart exclusively for the
mares sent to Trufe; and the mares ro,,, b ed III
~ha' they will eat at twenty five cents day. and
urooms at the village, az five dollars month. Anv
one Pnttlng i've mares with him, the price Of one
VIII oe reunited G. w. wager,
for
p...r Gov. BARBOUR.
1 .-oUu eNllI, + 20. ISL, 1881. feb
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MTCEgIsE'S OFFICE.
NEW LINE OF COACHES


Richmond, ScottsviHe and Staanton .1faak Coach
'@EHlS new line of Coaches will com
mence lanning Saturday, the ID day
OF April next. 1t will by POwells, Gooch-
land Court House, Georges, Tinsleyvle, Colum
bia, Wlhn's tavern, to Scosviilc; thence by
Mount Israel to New York, where it inter
sects with the line from Charlottesville to Staun-
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 week through to Staunton and
Guyandotte: VIZ, three times week by Tiusleyville
and Charlotsvillc and three times by Scottsvle and
Guyandote on the Ohio river .Sundlvs erceDfsd
1He- a6"re line wiH meet at Georges the line
running three times week from Fredericksburg TO
tarmvILe' Prlnce Edward Court House, Hanpden
Sidney College, &c. &c. &c. which will give to
the Public IN this section of he State the accommo
dalton they have so long wished for The ScoisviNc
one VIII also ntersect the line running from Lynch
burg to Charlottesville at Mount Israel
mar Z8-2aW2mc EDWIN PORTER.
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Gov. BARBOUR.
feb 4
B0rboursvilla, Feb. fst. 1881.

yNeD Kent County, TO uit:
TO Robert Howle, Robert Perkins and William Poue, ire.
no1ers OF this county Whereas, John Crrn,p of bs said
County, nam '9s day given information me- John Angus
, Justice OF tie Peace, for the county aforesaid;
,hat nc hath taken ey Of bay ceor snnnoss1
oe ABOUT four feet eight inches high and with fos 5a bi-
own ''o' hese are therefore, Of the Common
"e 20 command you having been first duly sworn for tina,
PURPOSE eoTc me- on other Justice Of the peace Goy bi,
county 10 view and dPprase The said esiray and 10 cerfy
me Vaus thereof under your hands together with psric,
s2cP OF the kind, marks, brand, stature colour and ar
q" me sa1 esifay: which certificate, made YOU are Co
day Of Dec 1880 ''' .np sir
JOHN AUGUSTINE TAYLOR, J. P. SEAL
tw'"dn 10 the within warrant, dreuted v b,,a 81,
Gay viewed an estray mare, Of The following desc n'
ABOUT onr feet eight inches high, spot ON the I ~
long switch tail, and black legs and supt,eoJ ~ DECK,
I"a she"n 10 ~ by John Crump, Of costv - 9
lie same to be as above described aud we AZ . 90 md
sa'd mare at the Of twenty five doj,P use me
Gnucf oGt bands Ibis BE day OF December in ib
kOB. HOWIE
VIM r. PORTFu'
Returned to New Ken, County Cour, Co,k, r,Ss lNS
osy Of January, 1891 aud entered scco,d, - we 0ih
% - DC JAMES STSMrrp n r
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
ELECTION OF JUDGES

Yesterday on motion of Mr. Yancey, the House resol
we'd that when it adjourns to day. it will adjourn SIM
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Schr. Planter, Spjcer, hence at New York on
Thursday.
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NV YORK. Anril Ii

NEw YORK. April Is
The ELEcTIoN-Thc Charter Election in which our czens
nave been engaged for the days. closed last night
Al me Time OF putting this paper press, returns from
all e wards had not been received. Enough known how
ever, to warrant in saying, Tammany Hall and the
caucus GATORS have experienced signal defeat The pre-
sent probability is, that shall have majority Of the Board
OF nelnlen and that the Board of be enua
divided The election, of Stevens, Sharpe, Strong and
van Wagenen-the candidates against whom Tammany mn,
oIlh us utmost power, of themselves signal triumph
Inc working men, also, have done noby upper wards
Particulars to-morrow.-Com. AdU
RNAvERY IN PACKING FLouR.-The Mobile
register states that large portion Of he flour
brought to that market the present season. has been
found deficient in weight. One dealer declared that
the average deficiency two thousand barrels that
had passed through his hands, eight pounds TO
the barrel Such state of things, should seem TO
require that prompt be taken to put an end
10 the system of roguery thus practised upon in that
region.
u. S. BANK SrocK.-25 Shares were sold at the
~ York Stock and Exchange Board on the 14th
inst. at 1927.
EXCHANGE ON LoNDoN, at New York, April IA
7$a9 per cent.
" Editors of newspapers in the United States,
Will obge bereaved family, by the insertion of the
following obituary, III the hope Of meeting the eye
Of her brother, Samuel Abel, whose residence is un-
known:
DIED On the 23d January 1881 al Nortbamp-
ton, (Eng!and.) SUSAN, only daughter Of James Abel.
of that town, aged 30.
|. .Schr Planter, spjcer, hence at New York on
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Na.sAluaSsERS' OFFICE.

a w N C CAINOI.IINh
~ No 7, draws TINS DAY. and the drawing re-
:eIved on ThurStay
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Tickets s5-Halves Q 50-Quorters l 25
New York Consolidated Lottery, Extra
Class, No g, to he drawn on Thursday the els,
lns'.--36 Number Lottery by tenary com,
bnation--6 Drawn Ballots
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no PERSONS IN YIKGI.NT3,
OWNING Military Lands in Kentucky.

Live III Hickman cuuniy, Kentucky Columbus Iron
Banks, tne Mississippi RIVER the surveyor of the
gnia Military Lands Safe Establishment and have
veyed good many ct cm south the Tennessee river
since the death OF ny predecessor, Mai Wa, CIoehan- am
agent Tor number OF persons owning lands would
willingly act soE others no may think proper euus their
business with me probably acquainted with the
SITUATION oil those lands than any Ocr person; lie
may, ihey want attention. and whether ey employ .o
would advise the owners II immediate
SOME oi which have been pIagcd OF their timber have
been entered as Warrant Lands aud persons living on them
d me occupant laws I'll on stale may alter while the
owners 10 considerable cXpcnse aud ouGs have guarded
many OF those lands well Coulj without having
authority There large bodies of tlSp Military Lands
together, and hut few persons living on te some with
but more squseTs calculated enhance value There
are ten twelve miles square those lands which
would advise the owners knowing il TO !r interest
in sell small paT three hundred
lJOO arIc tract, low pre- aud am confident that
~ two three would cnharcs tie value tc balance
IN double or ;,Sbe wai the whole v0ul! worth 20 &c
rlin now Persons buying and sctiin. Part would
lake care OF the Balance and induce the
ueiSbOurhooH; and settlement land
would act as agent Tor Of LANDS the Cumberland
and Tennessee well 'Icnuc.5c
where "c, good any wi, attend nc he
ought, the business shall .vc references for recon-
nendaons am we'll Known Kentucky aud have some az
fuainances NY native Ngna; persons not
confidence me- do desire their business; # GET no
agencies am willing spend ilr giving owners of
those lands, this notice. There many Military
Lands south west at the Tennessee rvcr are tetc
with by Treasury Warrant claims aud possession of the
Claimants their Tenants which not worth Ia "
the Federal Court and If Congress disposed 10 do
Justice towards the Officers aud Soldiers Virginia State
Line, they should suffer the withdraw them and
for the nf the Warrants they will
tanly be situation t,n those who 10 oca
their warrants at all. RICHARD TAYLOR in.
Columbus Hickman County, Nv. Jan. % ISL
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GOhannS

VSTiLi s;aH &c ensuing season a, my ann nine a.s on
E-Anond, directly G., Ac stage road leadsy FINN fat
place p Fts,i'5'e Hs"u'g, ard known as Hall sink
1t IS not saying too much, g submit tire candrr OF
every y-n,cn1n acqu1ned with tie facts 10 sustain me in Tie
assertion whra say, that his colts universally ackrrv
snHd to losrss aS much SIZE, eugh, and jeapy, as M
colts that lave hee Toducgi bv arv ore hJrs In yi.
na Iknoo several that cannot he purchased for thn
ven ore hundred dollars; aud hae, myself been offered
sic 'fe At year od-ihe csaiiae al winch they arr
h by their owners iake to be the strongest recommendation
that can be offered ~ beiGif-f unlricd coils
The season Yh commence the of February and fer
inmate on the LET Of July TeTns herenre Finy Dollars
4" u" discharged By the r1vmcnt of Thriy-ve al any time
curing the season; Sixty Dollars insurance. Ore Dollar To the
Groom, which expected, either when the mare Is brurs o.
taken away. e'' "
Extensive pastures provided and mares fed regularly
unless oheTwhe directed, at twenty five cents day
Gentlemen who sent last the season 10 Goan
ma that dh not prove oa Of ANY there he informed
they eau he sent again. and charge services
the Horse unless they should prove in foa Or IN other words
the mares vi be insured at the pfics OF tho season
- - JOHN NJ. Bolts.
The Editors OF e Political AIcra and Petersburg nensn
GER will please insert the above week in their resrc.
tive papers for eight weeks aud forward their accounts 10 The
sup'cHntr ! NJ 3.
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NEW LINE or COACUES

Richmond, ScotsriHe and Sfaunion :sIail Coach
'HEHlS ncw line of Coaches will CON-
mcncc rnnnlnG Saturday, the 2d day
Of April neX,. Il will run 6v Powcls, Gooch-
land Court House. Georges, Tinslcyviile Culnn-
hla, Wins tavern, to Sco'syillr; thence hy
Mount Israel 10 New York, whcre 1t inter-
sects with the line fem Charlottesville 20 5 aun-
ton; and thence 10 Lexington and Guyandotte. This
stage will leave Richmond Tocsday.. Thursdays.
ana Saturdays. and Eeiura Sundays, Wednesdays,
and Fridays. Thus the Public viii hive inc al.
Coaches SIN times week through to Stanton and
GnyGndo'e: w. tiircc times week ly Tnslayy.!lc
aud Charlottesville, cnd three 'in,os by Scotteve and
Ne" York, making daily line from Richmond to
Gryandott" OH t-n OHIO river Sundays erceTtca
The allure Tine TiH meet at Georges the line
running three ;InNcs = weeh :rnm Fredericksburg to
FarmvIiic, Prince Edward Cour, House Hainrtlen
Sidney College, sc &C. &c which will give to
the Public III hs section of the State tho uccoInmo-
dation they have 81 long wished for. The Sraasrils
line will also ntersec; the iac running from LyHch
burg tc Charlottesville at Mount Israel
mar 23-9aH2mc EDWIN PORpFP
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0ZATETS.

In Brunswick county Va the 9Th March ut Major
WILLIAM GHoLsoN. OF bilious fever lie his aniic,0n
which endured W IL days, with iuritudc aud the perfect
enaon wh which he met his fate evidence the sin
certy oil ms christian professions He for years
regular and approved member Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church The writer spposes that was upwards of fcty
years of age, NEARER sixty During his whole life was
resident Of Bfunswick The exemplary in which he
discharged the various duties of husband father citizen
usy endeaed HIM 10 MS numerous acquaintance friends
In las death, his family have sustained painful bereavement
and his country has lost of aud epeprisnv
iu,
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THE IMPORTED HORSE,
XOUNG TRUFYLE.

WILL stand tho ensuing season at his f6rn1er
w stand Barboursvilc, in tho county Of Oranrc.
nc has been she this winter at Richmond IN
The presence of hundreds Of the best Judges in Vlr-
glnin, aud was unversaly admired for his fine form
Iruine Is sixteen hands high and seven years old
ana nos proved himself most extraordinary sure
GOAL gcttcr. Net oC the eighty odd mares nut ~
him have failed, %iibin the knowledge Of TIC snbscr
Der
The s"nson vii commence CT 'h9 18th Fcbrunrv
oudtcrmIna'H on the It.; day rr Jn!y Tern ne
hcraoiofc-i'or'y dollars g, b. DISCHARGED b. thirty
. yail within the season. Fifty do'lirs insurance.
and on" dollar - tho Groom. o be paid hon rho
mare o. brought or taken away The best and most
extensive pastungr, Is sot apart exclusively for the
mares sen, 10 Truflc; ana The mares may lr fed ub
what ih'r WI cat, at twenty iiec cents a DIV. end
Nrooms the village. q five dollars month ANY
one pulling five mares Vu' au, th' price or ono
VIII os 'e'nncd G.. W YAGER,
F1-
Gov. BARBOUR.
h'''"",s't'' zen. lSt' l''' feb
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BROADROCK RACES.
SPRING MEETING


M ILL commence tie last Wednesday in hrtr7
W the eth proN,m0 and continue four davs
lst day Two Race Swcep.tako I'D Posts,akc
Subscribers ia S"ccp,iakc--rrc kcIis- entrance
S2O0-hulf forfeit:
ABNER RGGI>sUS, Jas " W!NrRrr
WIN. Il JouasvoY Es,M Prcte.rq,.
Subscribers 10 Pcs'stakc--pi!e hsats-enlraUce
SlO0-p1y pay:
Tho. WATsoN, TIM. D. WATSON.
JNo. MINGE, JAS ~ SELDrN.
WIN r JonNr1y,
I'd day-Propuotors Purse S2OO-,wq mic hcats
Sd day-JOckey Club Purse i5OO--three mile heals.
lth day-t@o races--anuuul Pcss.abc and Sweep
stake
Subscribers to Posrs,ake--two rnilc hcatc-.prrsc
Sl25:
WIN. i. JopNsov i T. H.Rntsor.
JAS NJ. SELDrN, WM WyNNr
THO. WATSON,
Subscribers to SweeRsruke for 4th day-ulle
hcars-enrunce $50:
Tho. Watson, WM BAIL
THO. GRAvEs. REM. AD,;s
Tho d WATSON,
lSHAM PUCKET,
mar l2--Saw9t PRoPRIETOR.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-12


o2-zssk7 SEES got in America, and al his hor prices
Chesterfield within mile of Mn"dy tavern 10 from
Petersburgh, and % from richmond and is now at his
stand ready TO Mares, 30 dollars leap and
IL dollars the season, payable the 18th July next,
when it will expire Seventy Dollars 10 insure Mare
payable she is known TO be in foal. or par
ted with L Dollar to the groom for each marc TO be
paid when she is the horse. PssturaCe gratis
which for quality and qoan;ty. is very desirable being
all well enclosed, and well watered. Every care win
be taken to prevent accidents, but liability for any
tia, may happen. Servants will be found whorl
charge, and mares with without cells well fed IF
desired at 25 cents day.
My SON, George ~. john;nn, will reside on the
plantation, and vi! attend himself particularly to all
orders.
SIR CHARLES is full ) bands s inches. Is wears
old >hs spring. and of fine chcsnut COLOUR he never
was IN higher health, there ever s,rer foa!
getter, nor was any horse admin cd for form
beauty anl commanding appearance. lie has been
SO often advertised, that consider it unnecessa 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 unrQuaIled
success and by their performances are doing much to
sustain the high reputation of their sire; who was Got
by Sir Archy his dam by the imported horse Citizen.
who was by pacolet, ne by Blank, and he by Go,lo!
Phin Arabian; his grand.dam COnnlutatun "fInpor; ed
Dare Devil imported Old Shark, imported horse Old
Fearnaugh', impGf cd mare Jenny Dismal got by old
Dismal" WM y JOiINS6v
Chesterfield, Feb. ;, 1851 lisa
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ON THURSDAY.

.IHc tfawing Of the Grand Consolidated lottery,
.th Class, wall be received
Capttal Prize, seo,ooo!!!
Al-o-l prize of 5000, of 5000, 10 Of 600
&c. &c &c.
Tciets So Sh,fc' in proportion.
n. "a ;cw more CLpital Prizes vii do ioub,
be obtained IS usGc:, at MY Fortunate Office
sp iS-t = HAWKINS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-12

N chnmi's, IN the county az ilspoyer, miles
H@kaEAtr from the court house and Is from Rich.
no"d-Sesson :" commence The 18th oi Feb. and ex>
pre- i'' 18Th of jm'y-pfce 20 dollars, payable by
hileen, Il paid by tic Latter Perod--ihirly dollars 20
i"s'rc--pas;urase gratis, but responsibility for
ACCIDENTS or escapes. Ke6o is J'ack, fail sixteen
hands high. and possessed of great bone a,, muscle
Two OF Wcgos colts have been trained, and Zach OF
them gave strong evidences of capacity for the turf
One OF them won her ps;alc in fine style, over
the Camfie!d course, and could no: now be purcha>
acd OF her owner fCC thousand dollars. Rirgo was
got by Francisco, (es;ecmcd by the late Mr. Nnrc
orc ut the best horses trained his stable his
dam by the imported horse, Young SIR Peter Teaze,
grand dam the imported mare Csstranre. dam of Sir
Archy,, by Rockingham, g e e Tabitla, By Trent.
ham, Z 6 & by EosphorrS. Condition 1t, Burtars
&C. Lord Legh'S Charming Alnly. Francisco
was got by the imported hcrse Hsuble.on, his dam
Nightingale, BY Chant!aieer, dam Wircurvfeer, by
Jolly Roger, s dam Melpopine, by Burwel!s iray-
c!.sr, r dam Virginia, by Mark Anthony, r . II .
dam the imported mare Polly Byrd, By Aristotle. Il
IS thought unnecessary to go further with the pcUi-
gree as that already given proves Rsgc 10 be one OF
the best bred horses eX,ant
n. Il. Mares will be fed at - cents per day.
Ten ii-wowc IL. DAVIS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-12
BIGGER'S PRIZE OFFICE.
THIS DAY

Cn,an Canal Lottery, No. 7--Another
SPLENDID "me-STawnE to be received at ,e
O'clock TODAY.