Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-24
ZSs%SERHw-<4 STAGES FROM WARRENTON
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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THNHIS Stage will leave warrenton every Tuesday
M and Saturday at O'clock u. arrive a, Oxtcrj
same day: Lsave Oxfored every Wednesday and SA,ur
day at o'clock A. NJ and arrive at Donville at p M
same days. Leave Danyille every Monday and Thurs-
day at o'clock A. NJ. and arrive at Milton at A. NJ.
and at Oxford days: leave Oxford al O'Clock
NJ every Tuesday and Saturday aud arrive a, Warren
ton IN time Tor passengers to take the stage north Pc.
tersburg.
This route combines advantages and ABILITIES
tan most routes in the southern country; and for
tort and convenience il is not surpassed Persons ira
yelling to Petersburg Richmond, or any place to the
north can enter the stage Danvle either Monday or
Thursday at M. arrive at Milton at o'clock and al
WMrenon mex. days in time for the stage going nor h
ward and arrive at Petersburg Wednesday and Sa,ur-
day ey o'clock p Nj. Thus Psrformmiug the route
Of III Miles in three days Price II Fare thr.ueh
$40 OO, and arrive in New in six days from Ds,,-
vile or Milton Persons travelling south can leave Pc.
tertburg every Monday and Thursday and arrive at
Werenton next days in time to take the stage or Milton
or Danvie.
This line inersects at warrenton the ain daily line
running North or South. II also meets tho Norfolk
line pid Muffreesborough and Halifax, N. c. Persons
raveng north, who do not wi 10 20 through Peters.
burg, can 90 in This line to Norfolk and there NEE the
Steam Boats direct to Washington City, b ,more, &c.
ms Hue also meets at Oxford stage from Raleigh-
AZ Milton II also nerects the stage ns from FEEDER
cksburg Va, to Poweton, Georgia And at DanvilIe
meets WIN line oil stages from Lynchburg, Va, and
uid Morgan,on, Brn,letowp, Greenvie, sc. to the
south
The Proprietor pledges himself to keep comfortable
NoaSheS, teams, sOOer ana steady divers
6y these means hopes to obtain share OF patronage
Passage from Warrenton to Danvie So 90. All bag.
gage and Parcels at the risk OF the owners.
February "a. 94-w6w JAMES W.JEFFREYS
STAGE NoTICE.-The Mail Coach will hereafter
~ leave Petersburg Tor Halifax, Tarboro' and Ra-
Leigh on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, at
NJ arrive at Halifax the same days. at p. M-leave
HALIFAX the next days. at A. NJ arrive al Tarboro'
at T. Nj. in time for the Passengers to take the Nor
folk line for FayettsvilIe-At Enfield Coach will
leave Immediately on the arrival of the Petersburg
Coach) for Raleigh, and arrive at the latter place the
same evening.-By these routes the passengers obtain
the necessary rest each night The .Neto Orleans
.udtI line OF Post Coaches, leaves Petersburg for
Fayetteville, via Lawrenceve, Warrenton, Lewis
burg, and Raleigh daily, at p. NJ. and arrives at
Fayetteville, in 40 hours. THE PROPRIETORS.
Petersburg Stage Office, March IL. IOl-l2t
EE YAZlM, by Sir Archy, out OF the dam of Polly
~ a Hopkins, and nearly related, by maternal line,
to the celebrated Flrtella will stand The present sea-
son at my stable, in the county of Meckenburg aad
VIII be let to mares $50 the season. Fine and ex-
tensive pasturage gratis. No liability for accidents or
escapes but all possible care will be observed to avoid
either.
Those who are disposed TO pa,ronize this Horse
may pe assured, That he is hrstrate animal, though
no more than four years DID, he is full Is 2 hands in
height, and highly formed in every particular Hav
snake, on one of his legs. which has
inflicted lasting injury, he has been exhibited
on ,ne turi but the purity OF his blood, the celebrity
OF MS stock, his hue ppearance and the unexamped
success OF Polly Hopkins, have encouraged his owner,
with the greatest confidence, to offer him the public
as stallion. JOHN c. GOODE.
March lO. l0l-2,wtf