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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-02-03
"a discrsditabls job--sirgihisA or no
Virginiah.


At meeting of Senatorial District,
No. l, holden at Northampton, n. IL.
on the 18th ult. Mr.. Levi Woodbury.
was recommended to the people as
Senator for that District in the State
Legislature. Accompanying this re-
commentator is long string Of reso-
lutions approving the appointment Of
Matthew Harvey as District Judge, Of
Samuel Dinsinoie as a candidate for !.
Governor, of the nomination Of An
drew Jackson for recollection as Presi-
dent, and lauding Mr.. Woodbury. to
the skies asthe only champion o. Easferw
democracy. In the course of the pro-
ceedings we are informed not only
once, but thrice, as if tile matter need
ed repeated assurance to inspire be-
lief, that MIR. Woodbury. was nnani-
mousiy nominated for Senator by their
Convention. Had we been told so
but once, we should have believed il,
for the convention was called by the
friends Of Mr.. Woodbury., and for the
vol known purpose of giving hlm the
nomination.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-02-03

The Philadelphia Chronicles remarks
that the late storm ''is said to hove nos
been !, . equslled ny any since ne yesr ~
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-02-03

Mr.. Jones, u. s. Consul at the Sand
wich Islands, in recent statement to
the Navy Department, represents that
one hundred and twenty-five vessels.
estimated at forty thousand tons, and
valued at five millions two hundred &.
seventy thousand dollars, annually vis-
il those islands; that this commerce
is increasing, and that sloop Of war
in that quarter for the protection Of
our merchantmen, would be Of great
services % the interests Of the country.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-02-03

A 81. Thomas paper Of tho 10Th uls, re-
cewed by the N. Y. Journal Of Commerce.
has the following psssgrsPhs--
ST.. TmoMAs. Doc. 20tk-Ws hsvs 10
notice horrible report whieh hes been go-
ing about town for the Iass two days, but to
which there seems 10 clue can be found.
II is said that vessel has been fslleu in
with neor st. Domingo, with greet nuW-
Der Of murdered persons on board. II 10
that this vessel IL the cps which
was bearing the equcs,risn corps Of M.
Handy fwho wos here last year. 10 81. De-
Iningo. IL 10 said that the company hsd
made . great deal Of money in thar tour
through the Islands, which circmnstsncs
|ends an air Of probability to the report, q
This alone nigh, have induced the piracy.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-02-03

A ship and several brigs hound to
New York, have been Sri~ors into oss
hnrbor BY adverse winds and weather.
This affords another practical illnstrs-
ton to the many heretofore given Of
the great advantages Of our hsrbor o
yer all others for general port Of ma
val rendezvous and repair. 4
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-02-03

to Long Branch, or Sarat0gn, or Mag
ara. Mr.. Brown, moreover, left at
Paris an able, experienced and accom-
plished substitute, in the person Of bis
Secretary Of Legation, and wse him
self always within call. How widely
different is the case Of Mr. Randolph!
He lands upon the Russian soil, goes
through hurried presentation, and
then, as if flying from pestiience, has
tily speeds his way back to England;
separated from St. Pctersburgh, his
proper station, by half the breadth Of
the continent of Europe, by many diff,
ferent nations, and by Obstacles, to a
person like him, insurmountable, cx-
cept under most peculiar and favorable
c rcmmstances;--and this is the case
which Mr.. G. justifies by those Of Mr..
King and Mr.. Brown! But Mr.. r. is
a virginan, and that ancient Common
wealth, il is gravely coniendcd, is dis
and wounded by this ccnsure
upon one Of her distinguished sons; and
there was no one to say, that Virginia
could not be permitted to claim exemp- /
ton for any son others from obligations
upon other Americans; and,
least ofaIl, for that one whose rcputa-
lion for cloquence is mainly founded
npon the pertinacious distribes Of thir-
" years against all who 'fed at the
public crib" Yet this Is the uan who
now asks to feed there rifhosf render
M any SORT OF equivalent. II is ajob
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-18

NOTICE-Rodwe Delk late of T,noo. o.. -
~ ", formerly OF Surry county Va departed ,bis
NE IN the year 1920 interstate; leaving number of re-
among o'hers he had half sister by the name
years ago, and II is believed that she has left cbioao
% she had some four or FIVE when she left yirgini
Hou'n mere be any now living they may be informed
'ae nave IN my hands bonds, &c amounting to abn,
S Vur hundred dollars TO which they are entitled ~
Gaouu us notice fall into he hands OF any OF the par
oes Ineresed' II will be well for them TO write me IN
them what will be required to authorize me 70 mo- n,
the money JOSIAH UoIIEniXW SJ psy "neh
- aeoon. pm Of Rod,eeH Deik, deed &
wv 10 ''--"o" .4dmr'9 H. Lancaster, deed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-18

a tULTuRE OF THE GRAPE VINE--A Io1;-
- BAT IN 1875 plaoed Vineyard of forty acre.
on Long leland six miles from New York and ON ths
Road leading TO Fort La Fayette 'N y" '"e
HIS stock consists Of $1,000 Vines, and a nurss,v NJ
poooO OF o2 different varieties OF Grape selected In
Europe between the 10th and so degrees of Nor,b
Latitude. The present year he had efficient ersa.s
10 commence making wine, and to satisfy ali donb,s
respecting HE sHccess Of the vine in this counttv
A. Loubat proposes TO furnish Roots three ware old
carefully labelled packed wi wet moss and dslios
60 on chip board free Of expsn'e on the following
u'ons, 10 wit: For 900 Ioots IL 2 cents
~ 70, oo I'Ooo at 10 cents each, and for less 80
VINES 90 cents each. A. LOUBAT,
rs, Exchange Place, New. York
Vfdefs VIII be received and The Roots promouv f,,
n'shed by the subscriber 10 Richmond '''
NJ .o JOHN o. LAY, Agent for A. L.
49, 'V 59-w1Ot
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-18
q aeEh REWARD Runaway from the ,uh.cIi
We >A&I Der, living LII Essex cnnniv Va an H.. o.

Gk ae6h REWARD Runaway IRON the sub.cri-
oil Deeemoer, 1880 two likely yound negro fellows
named Moses and Horace, two brothers, and probably
they may change their names, and endeavour to pa.s
lD ree men or they may be taken off by some i'll
disposed white person. and sod as had three aken "a
in that way before. INV" VI
Mosesis toierably bright muIatto-hs, however. |.
,,e sur ourn'' and about twenty years OF age He
is about the common size
horace Is rather darker than Moses, nearly as like Nv
recollected. ~ "'H MAJ
VIII give Inc above reward OF $50, il delivered "a
me- or secured in any Jail so that get thrm.
MORDECAI SPINDLE
-, ESser County, "a near Loretto.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-18
FROM COLUMBIA.

By letter received per NJ, dina, from Car,bao.n,
We lean that. while our minister #. p Moore sE.o
wa, absent from Bogota visiting his S-c,et.rv Mr.
ri@Ref, who lying unwell in neghbouIing VILLAGE hi,
mouse was broken open, and bis trunks sdeboard Mat
oolss &c aud about 500 10 money stolen tberejro,n
MT Moore was using all proper means to discover the
pr rpetra;ors. Uncover VIC
letter from Carthagera Of 18Th Dec sa,es tha, C.n
bolivar was at Santa Martha, very un,yeu Mon,iI,,
also there Bolivar for fometim. AT 8 lid
when an express was eved at Carthagena bv ,ba
rre'ect ulrec ing that vessel be sent JiatsIv IN
10 meet him and TO briug bin 10 that place
mere was no Colombian vessel then ready for sea
dou Lieut. Com Mayo Of the Grdmpu, (Which vesse
onanceu 10 be thereD promptly offered his services
anu proceeded Immediately TO windwaId When we
Ieaehed oavano, however, the Lbera,or had iu.t
oakeu on board oil vessel for Santa Martha 10 which
pace ,he oraInpus accompanied him as convov-Tbs
teieet expressed Himself much pleased with Cantaio
mayo attention 10 Carthagena, it is thong hi that
me americans are not friendly to Bolivar; this circum
s.ence, LOT which Capt Mayo deserves credit, NAV he
hS means OF removing this impression.
bohvars friends are under great apprehensions n,
account OF h1 health The truth IT, adds our corros
Ponoen', and bis friends acknowledge the fact mt univ
pts Oody nut also hi5 mind Lost much of The viz
Tor which he was SO remarkable.
Inc last mail from Santa Martha ntions th,, ,;r
general ofhcers had just arrived from Venezuela
''ng oeeh odnIshed ty In government The counIrv
III tau state, and tho opinion of our mi
- Wd' "ever Will be settled un it i, formal into
.nree histltct governments Nature never intsndad
tha' venezuela. New Guatemala and Ouo should ~
w One government " Y. .Her. .fdp
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-18

"A YERTlSEMENT.--I have a tract OF Land n,
IA oVo acres, on the south side OF James River wei
numbered with pine and hts-osk; the nearest p,r, A.
oout hree nd halt miles TO Mayo bridge: the upper
part four and half miles Hesr-p pine timber ire.
rom ibree to three and half feet through from 30 10
10 leet long large qusnlity of while-oak Iimtey
ss', from two and hall to three and half feet tbro
an OF which " ould suit Tor mill or vessel timber
nPpIy TO FRANCIS SMITH, Seq.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-18
6IoNCoRD ACADEMY. The exercise. of chi.

Il NoNCORD ACADEMY.--The exercises of this
~ seminary Tor the ensuing year, " i'll commence on
me 10Th OF january and terminate the 18th of De-
eemoer, allowing August as vacation. The course OF
instruction will comprise Reading Penmanship, Arh-
ineuc, the English Grammar and Exercises the use of
the Globes, the Drawing of Maps, Surveying theore.
eaiiy aud practically Geometry, plane and spherical
Irgonometry, Algebra, Fuxions, Comic Sections His
tory, Bellies Letters Natural, Moral and Political Phi
iosophy, Astronomy and the Latin, French Greek
Spanish and Italian languages. The subscriber has
been Instructor of Youth about 30 wears during
which time the merits of his system OF instruction have
been fully tested. Being himself parent, he knows
the solcitude te by. others for the welfare and inn
provcment OF their children; and he will act parents
part towards all those placed under his auspices In
the discharge OF the arduous duties attached 10 his yo
cation he will be aided by his Sons Assisted by them
lie VIII be enabled to pay due attention to the above
mentioned branches, and special pains will be taken in
nParung 10 his Pupils critical knowledge of our own
language, Arithmetic, Geography and Surveying bran
ches generally too much neglected, which though they
occupy an inferior degree the scale Science are in
most CONDITIONS o. life, OF paramount importance-rhe
,nenou pursued In this Seminary is founded OH care
u analysis oil The powers OF the human mind and from
experiments on boys of the sowest capacities its ei
cacy IN removing the obstacles by which the progress
o youth frequently mpeded, has been fully devotion
Gu ne situation is retired and remarkably healthy
sonic oil the students have completed their educations
ana lett vacancies for others The patrons of the ns
tuition are invited TO visit ut any time and Judge of the
situation and Improvement of the pupils-Tbe terms
,or BOARD and tuition will be $40 each boarer finding
ms oed, candles, &C., SIG il they be furnished
h'm Parents and Guardians, residing at distance who
may wish TO commit their children and wards to his
care are requested TO write the subscriber and d.
rect their letters TO
THOMAS b. COLEMAN, President
oil concord Academy near the BowlngGreen.
l.
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an. 6

~ OIlCE-Was committed to tho Jail of Chester
4 held county, on the 9Th August last, as a runa-
way negro mao who calls himself Sam is about As
years Of age feet inches high, most of his teetb
OUT before, colour tack particular marks or
ara say he belongs TO the estate of John Walton of
The county Of Surry, in the State of North CaroItos
The owner IL requested to come forward prove
", pay charges and take him away, or he will BE- dc Al,
With according to law. JOHN b. GOODE LIZ,
Oct 90 s001Io '''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-18
Dec. 16.

UMANIrY HALL ACADEMY.-In thI. Se-
d IA m,nary' situated In the lower eastern end OF
Buckingham county, Va will be taught every ,bina
necessary 10 prepare young men fer College, or 6I
mem Tor active aud useful life The exercises of tb,
senooI VIII commence on the 10Th of January next
ana De continued for a term of of ten months
iu'uon, board, &c (incusve) will be furnished a,
me very reduced price OF $50 the tsrm-ths discipline
VI ne senool VIII be mild and parental. The socie,y
auu neah OF this neighbourbood not surpassed by
any virginia Those disposed to patronise this school
WIN make II known as early convenient by person
al appmcauon or by letter addressed to the su6scfber
near "Physic SPRING." Buckingham Co.
Dec' T. ol-w6%" ELIJAH G.. HANES
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-18

BER THOMAS BARTON:-You not being an In.
4VA haotant OF this Commonwealth, and having mo
ase mere, Please AXE notice. that we shall proce ed
on Saturday, the 9Th Of February next a, the house OF
ihomas POWELL in the county OF Chester ed between
me hours OF nine and twelve o'clock Of that day 10
sSe ue oeposinon OF Mrs Elizabeth Powell; and on
The same day between the hours of twelve and civ a.
e'ek' Al The Tavern OF Austin Spearsin the said couo
", TO take the dispositions Of mund Lockett, Isaac
oaee' HePhaniah Magruder sen. aud Others and will
day. except Sundays, until hs shall be completed
upder decree Of the county Of Chesterfield in
Snm,sheery' rendered in suit, in which W. are plain
WI g. ana yoursei and others, defendants The OH
OF "nich sun is TO PsrPeuate the testimony of the
witnesses before mentioned, in relation to the title 10
certain slaves claimed by you and some other person
or persons under the will Of John Bsrton decd and
mere particularly specified 10 the bill filed in the su,
Aforesaid Al which times and places Won NAV attend
u you please III. HANCOCK, Executor of
Edith Sublet,
Nm. Subieff
an % 73-w4w arthur Subieff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-18

HNDUCATlON My school will be conIinued ,h1
-nZ ensuing year, at my residence in Hanover Conn
W. about 20 miles from Richmond, and above Col
Coodaiis. My course Of instruction will comprisa
'he Lain, French, and + glsh Languages Groyra
phy, with the use of the Maps aud Globe.; regular
course oil History with Chronology Arithmetic Ms,be
mates and the art of surveying; English Grammar and
English Composition. W
Nj y terms Tor board, Tuition, Washing Iodging and
foei, are $50, the scholastic year of ten months nj q
schooi Will commence the Is h of January 1871 and
terminate on the 10Th December. vacation of four
weeks viii be given in the sumner
mere Will be an examination at the close NJ the
year lhe result OF which will be sent TO the
anu guardians oil children committed TO nv care Par
ucuiar attention will be paid the moral conduct q,
my puPil', and gooi discipline main aine in school
nave been engaged in teaching for eight years pas,
anu am July sensible OF the gre responsibility which INV
profession Imposes My residence is unusually he al
my and remote from places Of vice and die ipa,ior Ia
relation TO my character and qualifications am an.
'"J,i'ru 70 reier 10 the following gentlemen, viz:
>, R,gM Req Richard Claiming Moore ID d. o,
Richmond ~ y"
Req Uillidm armstrong, OF Richmond
r. & e. James, & Co. of do.
Req. Wiiiidm Meade, ID ID of Frederick (,o,,,,,
Hanever, Dec 1929, HERMON DAVIS
=. Certificate Of Bishop Moore
MIR. H. Davis was employed by Bishop .1I,ad. n.
private tutor OF his children for upwards of two wears
ana have every reason 10 believe was approved Inv
NM - therefore, can with propriety recommend M r
Davis to such parent may be disposed TO emnIov
him. RICHARD CuANNtTC Moo e, ntPy
letter addressed TO me- ms-t be dire c,ed 10 Mont,
Nov. % s7 t. -"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-18

pursuance OF an order OF the Superior Court Of
Chaneery for the Richmond District, | offer for sale
Tract OF Land on Crumps Creek, in the cosn,y OF
hdnorer about four miles below the Courthouse con.
tanning ll20 acres, which laid off into four lots and
will be sold Jointly or severaily.
.4lso, Tract OF Land iif the county of Coocbl,nJ
on the waters OF Little BYRD Creek, containing 537
'cres-adoinns the Lands Of Mr. wv Payne & others.
Inc Hanover Land will be shewn to persons wish.
ing TO purchase, by Mr.. Laney Jones' who lives near
1.-THE Goochland Land, by Mr.. Payne.
For Terms, which will be accommodating apnlv n
me near Hanover Courthouse. WM. F. wICKHAM.
Surviving Trustee OF the Estate of Sam'I Gist dec
Aug. l3. % :,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-18

~ EGROES FOR SALE On Friday the 2sth d-y
OF tbs month"; VIII be sold at the Office tavern
in the county OF AAtls, by virtue Of two deeds of
"us',execued by George JH-rson the subscr ibers
and recorded in Amelia Clerks Office tor the purposes
IN Hs SAID deeds mentioned-Thirteen young and like
ly Negroes; amongst them seamstress and a rouyb
carpenter-AEo, will be sod the same time all The
sam Iefersons interest in the dover property of his
mo'ner' MR. Ann Jefferson. The sale will be on
credit until the 25h Dec 1881 Bonds with. good se
cnri'y will be required. We believe the title TO the
property goods hut acting as trustees will convey only
such uie as Is vested In us All persons having any
on 20 make them known to the trustees early as
s'oie' at any rate, before the lI'h April next.
al the same time and place will be sold for cash,
t,suog oil men, women, boys and girls. The sals of
inese negroes will be conducted by John I. Leigh,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-18

I'D ICHMOND COTTON FACTORY-Thc suh
n scrbers offer for sale at their Office near
warehouse, the following goods made at their Factory:
"A Cotton &eeffngs
ga do Shiyfiugs
Stout Cotton OznnbirPs 2g inches nude
Ind general assortment of Cotton Yarns
These goods are believed to be equal in ovaIi,v n
guy isue W zoe onsd States, and will be sold az low
as goods OF similar quality be purchased in the Nor
tbern Markets. v" '"e Ho'
The highest price will he given for prime Cotton.
CUNNINGHAM & ANDERSON
Sept "a. to
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-18
A SIGH FOR THE PAST


Oh for the faerics' mystic dance.
On for the spells OF youth
Ire science had torn the soft veil of romance
From the iIisId features of Truth,
When earth was but Eancy's domain,
hnd mountain and meadow, and forest, and vale.
were peepled by wondcrss-and legend aud tale
Held captive the heart and tho brain!
Oh Tor the seasons Of wild delight.
Oh for the shuddoring hour.
IRE reason had glhdicnd tho world with is li-ht
And sttipt the dread wizard of powor.--
When spints of ocean and air.
triumphant career'd on the wings Of the wind
Hido scattering destruction from Lapland TO Ind -
Rejoicing IN mortal despair
Oh Tor the laugh Of Innocent mirthi
Oh for the joyous checE
Tho revol aud giec OF tho bostsrous hearth
hat welcomed each happy New Year!
when FREQ aud untutteT'd tho mind
Nor ioar'd the future, nor cared for the past
content that the present flew painless and fast,
And lei( only sunshine behind.
oh for the feelings that then had BIRTH
oh for their hopes and fears!
Ere sorrow had fixed its abode on the earth
Unsealing the fountain OF tears
When Hope, with her "pencil of Light
Pouray'd the dark future, unclouded and gny
Aud years OF regret meath its hallowing raw
Seemd tsenns with Joy and light
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-18

HR SnmOND AND TAPPAHANNOCK MAI.
~, - sIAGE;-Fhe Subscriber having contracted 20,
oil The mall between Richmond and
"yCS' or the next year, commencing ON the
'' usy OF January 1881 is determined 10 keep Isgne
,a' mne OF stages also running between the above
n. pace; and pledges himself 10 render them a.
l,e ge,Ihg entirely new stages made, and will kssn
them. "e' W a"end
The stage will leave Riebmond ON Tussday. .p,
usS d, A. NJ aud arrive at Tsppahsnncck a, Y p Al
sane same days.-keotDDg, ii viii leave Tsppaha,no,L On
,,euustuays and Saturdays, al A. NJ. and arrive In
richmond at 7 p. NJ. same dave o :"
#, Stsse tdre-irom Richmond to Tsppabsnnock. AZ 90
Az baggage at the rsk Of the owners Oaica :, az, ~
y pf /" ~ NC, near he Old Market
X chmond. Jan. I. 'IroP''e,or'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-18

NY aue Of a Deed Of Trust executed by Jacob
- Hull, u. and vile. besring date the 9Th day Of
SEPTEMBER 1875 and duly recorded in the Clerks OF
nee OF the County OF Pendl-on. we .hai on SATURDAY.
me 29'h Of this msnth, 1881, IN ircn, Of the Bell TIA.
vern In The City OF Richmond. sell for casb at public
ss To- the highest bidder all that tract piece or
OF land situate in the County OF Pendeton and convey.
cd or devised to said Jacob Hull by bis
containing from SoV TO 400 more or lsss & nd
opunded az follows, to wit: On tn. South and Eas,
oy Jacob Snders land, on the West by William Hu'.
ian and on the North by the lands OF James Skidmore
me title Is believed to be good but such title only
I" "a vested in us under the deed, will he conveyed
Jan o. Ol-tds THE TRUSTEES
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-18
" Mucu YEr REMAINS vSsvsG.
FOR THE>E.NQUIRER.
10 say innnnriimn.

lis vain tn say In amer iimcs
That he will rise Supremacy great,
Nations voice has spoke his crimes
Aud scard, forever seul'd, his fsto.
Oh. say no moro that Clay will DO
The Mighty with the brave mi ioo--
On toll 1t not thTeu ghout the land
That he is born but to command
rs soon believo that yonder
WIN black tho land IL shines upon
As soon believe that virtues vice,
That summers heat 10 winter Zoe,
That pleasure is CALLING pain,
As to believe he'll rise sgan.
Then sound aloud more tho lyro
That once onen sung his praise
No music does its chords inspire
Unhalow d sounds are in It's laws
Oh say no moro that Clay will he
The Mighty with the brave and fee
On! tell II not throughout the land,
hat no is born but to command
rs soon the rolling world arrest
hs soon shall "PlAcUE' our land infrst--
rs soon shall ''waR' her hsgs unfur,
And FAMINE stalk throughout tho world
A. soon chain down the ocean wido
Sooner than he DER preside.
Tho meteor falling from the skies
cannot again TO glory rises
GO no who onco with brightness shoDs
n star IN Freedoms horizon,
with all his ever-dazzlng light,
HAS sunk forevetmorc iE night. sK H.
iSifrv - ~ h'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-18

q JOHANNA will stand the ensuing season Al, mr.
- Farm, nine milss from Rlchmond. directly on,
,ne age rosd leading from that place TO
burg, and known Halt Sink
us not saying too much, Qor submit Il 10 thu can.
ooor Of every gentleman acquainted with the faets 70
sustain mo In The asserton) when say that his eolts
are universally acknowledged, to pc sss az much sixe
and beauty, as any colts that have ever been
produced oy any one horse In Virginia. know seve.
mar cannot be purchased Tor lees than seven Or
esnt hundred dollars; and have, myself been offer.
ed Siooo Tor one at year oldhe estimate at which
'ney are neu oy their owners take b. the strong
es, recommendation that can be offered in behalf Of
untitled colts. ~" W
Ihe season will commence on the 18th of Fsbru,.
~, and tmina'e on the lst OF July Terms a, h.rs
'oore Fy Dollars, to be discharged by the paymsn,
1 ,hr,y-hve, at any time during the season; Sixtv
Dohars insurance One Dollar to the Groom whick
away. VI 'sson
ehs've pastures are provided ADD mares fed res-
day. "' ''"'y'e csns
- Ciemen VINO sent mares last year, by the season.
20 johanna that did not prove ia ioa 6f anv ,hsrs
oel o'med that hey can DO sent again and No
ch"gs made Tor the service, OF the Horse uni... ,h
shooc prove in foa in her d. the msres ,iii
oe insured at the price OF the season.
Jan. To- I-2awSw JOHN NJ. Bolts.