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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-03
FoR THE WIG
The Act for uniting The Eostcrl and WestcrW
W,,fcrc

The passage Of this act, emb acing the main and
MOST important channel Of commerce III this State,
connected with the act to incorporate Company 10
construct Rail Road from Lynchburg to N CIV
River, commences new III the policy Of Vjr
GINA, and well calculated to incpiro uijh fresh
energy, the laaguishng hopes OF tho friends Of 10
ttTual improvement. In ils connections, il cpeus
direct and easy channel transportation 10 he val
Iab,e proceeds Of South West Virginia aud East
Tennessee; r. will NOT Only bring the present trade
or these counties INTO the Virginia Atlantic Towns,
but will greatly increase the amount and voluc Of
agricultural products through that highly fertile and
extensive regicu OF cn@n,ry. Fhis r not al,-lhc
variety Of products VII be increased, and many arti-
liccs COW arruis'inc tieir farms, will. from tho
iocraased facilities afforded Of trausporlation be
brought into market. The increase ci The value f
property and consequently Inc wealth Of toe people
VII be immense by which their o" condition ,vi.
he improved, and hes enabled 20 contribute more
largely to the resources af he Scte-ba above al.
IL VIII secure The union aad Tranquility Of eastern
and western Virginia; Increase her Pnpu.7.loh. con-
soldae her strength, extend her moral and Po.iica!
.9FIence ard unto 70 hor interest ard dcslirH pow
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-03
NEW LINE OF COACHES,

fflchmond, 'ScottsviHe and Sh4pnton .Hftii Cornh
FEEHIS neW line OF Coaches will con~
mcnce running Saturday, the 2d day
of April next. 1t will run ny PoweIls Gooch-
land Court House, Georges, Tinsleyviilc Coluro-
bia, WINS tavern, to S5corsyillc thence by
Mount Israel to New York, where 1t ,nle--
secs with the line from Charlottesville 10 Siauu-
ton and thence to Lexington and Guyondotte This
stage Will leave Richmond Tuesday,, Thursdays
and Saturdays, and return Sundays Wednesdays,
and Fridays. Thus the Public will haze a line o5
CoaChes six times week through to Stanton ard
Guyandotlo VIZ. three times week by Tinslcyve
and Charlottesville, and three times BY ScnttsvIiie and
New York, mOkirg daily line from Richmond 70
Guyandottc on the Ohio river Sundays erceyted
The ADORE line 1ciH meet at Georges the Inc
running three times week from fredericksburg to
-Farmvllle, Prince Edward Court House, Hampton
Sidney College, &c &c. &c. which will give to
the Public N this section OF he State the accommo-
datloD they have long wished for The ScoiisUiRa
hnc viii also ln'erzoct the line running from lynch
burg to Charlottesville at Mount Israel
mar 2G-2aw2mc EDWIN PORTER.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-03
NOR SALE.

AN the premises, at public auction, on the second
~ "Wednesday, the 9Th of June next, my Tract OF
LAND in Loudoun county, Virginia, with the Fur
niture, the Stock of Horses Cattle Sheep, and Hogs
The tract consists of rather more than $50 acrcs
is advantageously situated in very healthy coun-
try, about 81 miles from Washington and AIaxan-
dria, and IS OF good quality; Little River passes
through the middle oft, which there are about
ESQ of excellent meadow land in different lots
most Of which is il tirlohy. L may be divided
into three or four farms TO suit the purchasers In
the centre is large and very commodious Brick
Dwelling House with ali the other Buildings necessa-
ry for the accommodation of large family, and like
wise for servants laborcrs &c several of which are
of brick. There 10 also Grst and Saw Mill on
the tract. At the upper end, and adjoining the,
turnpike leading Alexandria and the CITY, there is
comfortable Frame Dwelling, with n good barn and
some other accommodations. Al the lower end there,
/ is likewise house that may accommodate small
! family. The stock of each class is numerous; the
sheep generally Of the Mcrino race credit Of
| one, two and three years, payable in equal install
ments, with interest will be given for the lend and
for the stock annie security being given tor the
puuctcI payment Those to whom ain indebted
will be allowed credit for any property they may pnr
chase, TO the full aIpourt of the Gums DUE and Oh
fair conditions
Not being able. on account Of my weak state Of
health, to conduct the sale myaelG have rIgen full
power 20 my in law, Samuel L Gouverncur and
my nephew James Monroe, ipn. to perform this
service, for which have vested the property in
them. In The event of sale. they have power 10
make every ether arrangement which circumstances
may require. JAMES MONROE.
t.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-03

DO THE EDITORS Vino.
1t has been required Of the Judges of the General Court to
qualify speedily 10 their commissions, and moceeG to
hold thes respective circuits But the means Of
example, ascertain in the couny nature Of the oa,
pTecribsd by the late act suppress duelling 1t nay
therefore, tend embauas If Will
your paper the following of the oats to
by Judge of the General Court of the Circuit
Superior Courts OF Law end Cbancery
i Oath Of fidelity the Commonwealth Il r. C.rof 1919
page ~
.. Oath support the Constitution the United States
(Const. u s. AT 6, Sec. 3
g. The following Oath, prescribed by the late aci entitled
"A1 amend act entitled suppress duellng
6" do soemuy affirm, (as may bs) that
have fought duel accepted challenge 10
fight duel the probable issue, of which might have been
death the challenger challenged second TO
either party, in any aided assisted in such
Geptance since the passage of the entitled can act e.
amend act entitled AN to suppress dueIng,
Twill be engaged concerned directly indirectly
in about such duel during my continuance Office
So help God"
The Oath Of Judge of the General Court q R. G. of
1919, page 2201
& An Oath as Judge ofte Circuit Superior Courts of Law
and Chancery i'm the form ash that prescribed by
judge General Court Substituting instead of the
words "JuGge Of the General Court" the words Jrdge Of
the Circuit Superior Courts Of Lair C5ancery and ari
ding after "Gccordng lnto" the words sand
according equy and good and c usacss ofy
g1id"
Phese oahs may taken before Governor or tie Coun
any record, any Justice the Peace and
certia thereof being Obtained Ul enable the Judg To 10
all duties Of his Office and general conserva-
hou gbout the Commonwealth This cerljG
recorded the General Court or in the Circuit
Court where The Judge snail FIRST SIT G.. r.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-03
q "a n. .: EI g SYgTp

a PERSON hov:ug Il small Cesn Capital is &c.
"a sIrous OF investing 1t IN somc business wherein
he could tc actively employed. Letters addressed
to y Y H., and left a this cicc viii be attended TO-
mag
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-03
TO CORsMth'y MERCHANTS,

q aud - hi are SUI ,' Piv If p = :" OK
e.. c. GROCERIES,
and old Java coffee New. Orleans and Wsst india
nclasscEi S. Madeira and Malaga wines imperial
and gunpowdcr teas; rice; fgs and raisns: Lii
verpool sack salt iron ntce! and mails: window glass:
canG'cS; cotton yarns powder shot, SC. sc. for sale
on accommodating terms, BY
JOSHUA ] Fry
Cf"ss s.. near United States Bank
u CASH po:d -r whoa, four, and cot;en
ap 70 g. d & - c il
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-03
5TREE,-iIILL RACES.

gE7IEE first Spring Meeting VIII commerce. The
q second Tuesday - May next, 10 Of The month.
half forfeit
SUBSCRIBERS:
I Jso. MixGE, JNo " Boris
? O. p. HIRE, THs BnANcu,
5 Wn II MINeE, 3 MoopY,
$50 D. KERRY, 10 WM. T. WIcEuss1,
J. VI SeLrrN ~ 4 ARMSTRONG,
WM. WYNNE. - en- g. Claws.
2d dav-- Pr,pu"tors pnrse--;wo mile heafs-s3o0.
Sd day-Jochcy Club Purse 81 .o0o--f7ur mic
heats
l,h d1y--Potsiake-provid four o. more sub
scrbcrs Obtained Of so ach, 30 be added to thc
purse of $3.50.
From The Number Of horses expected at Tree
I'LL, il is probable during the week some Interesting
races may he made aud run.
J. a.. SELDEN, Proprietor.
r. j. There is now open @weepstake G.r years
old.-en!rance $780, subscribers rcquired-'b,cc
already down-to close tic Isl cfApnl--tmie heats
mar l2-%a"9; J. n.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-03
90 ar6egg III G&ae@u
pOGT CJE RyCJIJJ1lYTJ
SAILED.

SAILED,
Scbr Farrplay lee, for New York with coal. &
Schr Manchester, Co!esworthg, for New York
with flour, hemp &c.
Scz Mary Ellen. Edmonson, for Baltimore vith
coal.
Schr Hector, Jarvis, for Baltimore, with coal
Sloop Giosccstcr Packet, Room, for Philadelphia,
With coal
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-03
To swiMes.s.

J WISH 20 employ Ii.in-, % AXE charge of Man
4 uiacin'lHg Mil, at Wakerton, King & Queen
t'"'nlj. I" oCc vino IS capable liberal wages ,,,l
be g.v'n~-'Cter 20 Lewis Webb 81 Co of r chmond.
BAYLOR TEMPLE
Wal;srtou Aur,i Is iN;' ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-03
MARRTA& CTS


At Rocket OF Saturday evening, the 30fh Of
April by the Reverend Philip Courtney Major
NJ. Taylor, 10 Miss Eliz abeth Collins, ali Of this
CITY.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-03

Havana Sugar and Coffee
. Boxes prime whNe Havana Sugar
4 II 80 Bag5green Coffee, just reccivcdfor sale by
Jo5yG Il CHAS. PALMER,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-03

" 1t is believed that all the lately appointed Julg-
es have accepted. An active canvass peryades the
entire Commonwealth for the offices of State Attor-
nay 10 the Circuit Courts and the Cerkshps vuca-
ted in June.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-03

New York Lottery-Draws in the City
of New York on Thursday
CAPITALS--4o.oo 900. 10000 10000, 900, &c.
Tickets SIo--halves 5-Quarters 2 so.
IL For sale at the Exchange and Lottery office Of
may THO 3 BIGGER
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-03

The New York Gaz .tte, says hIr Livingston has
accepted the tender of the Department OF State,
and would leave that city in day two for w ash
ngton.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-03

1.-THE life of Henry Clay. has been one Of re-
nown; fer his early, unremit cd and eloquent serv-
ces under the banner ofthe Constitution he has the
gratitude of Republicans"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-03

ux The New York Courier recommends the
cuiosium of the Richmond Enquirer upon Mr. Van
Buren,, and says speaks tho sentiments Of the Re
publican party! Which:-;he Van Buren,, Calhoun,
or Jackson Republican Party?
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-03

We publish Lord Chancellor Broughams speech OH
Reform, recommended by the celebrity of it's author
and its own merits, and will follow it up with Sir
Robert Pees which contains all that can be said on
the other side.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-03

n |IIT IOTH -NIlE- OF the SuDSCriDUrS is 0UaIu
IN operations ana Customers can nnw be- s1ippIi
cd with meal p. HANAI.L & co
I'D 80 et
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-03

Many of tie Clay papers in the West, stick the
language of Martin Van Baron at the Capitol in
Albany, conspicuously and permanently i'll their
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-03

En- OFT - ROSS have received thcir supply Of
r. Il Fresh Goods for the sping business and invite
ne attention OF Their customers AMI 'hc public, the
ASSORTMENT OF EARTHENWARF. CiItSA 81 GLASS
as 1t is the handsnmcst and most complete OF any they
have ever opened For ci:y nd retail customers
hey have III elegant assortment of Fancy China and
other Waro such "a Tea. Dinner and 'io!!e, Sets
Pitchers, Ewers and Bnsns, Mantle Ornaments, Sc
&c. of w r'ons new patterns and colours
Their Wholesale Goods for the coun,rg trade are
entirely fresh bcicg lus' Imported from Europe of
new shapes patterns &C. and comprising all ar, cles
Of Common Edged. and Enanc'icd and Printed L.lv-
eIp"ol Ware az low PRICES. ap 90 Cite co9td
ri Office All persons having cl3Ins against
" the estate of John Parrish, dec d, are ear
Hfsiy requested to make them known TO ne, with
out delay, as arrangements may b. made to settle
Z he same-otherwse this notice wrll be pleaded in
bar OF SAID claims; and nj these indebted, ire rex
questcd 10 make immediate payment
JOHN PARRISH
Executor Of Jno. Parrish, decd
New Kent. 2lst April I23l--law.,vc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-03

u We ready to do the bidding Of our fair
correspondent a. f We have been for some time
awaiting the signal But we did not understand
that to make the FIRST move. We thought
we were to be auXiares not principals; unless our
fair correspondent means, like Bonaparte to put the
allies in the to sustain the fret shock of battle.
If this DC her purpose we obey, although we had
rather bring up the rear
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-03

u An Intelligent and patriotic Member ftlie ia,e
Legislature writes US follows, from the vicinity of
Lynchburgh:
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-03

Virginia Wellsburg Lottery--To be drawn
on Friday Aftrr:"oi az he Eagl" Hotel
$l5, 900 anal $4,000 C0asitags !
Tickets 81, Halves 2, Quarters /.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-03

Virginia State Lottery-Drawing will
take place at the Eagle Hotel, on Friday, at
O'Clock, P. III.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-03

Delaware 81 N. Carolina Lottery-Draw
ing T. be -er"ivcd Z hu,~tav
$4,000 01ed $4,000 Capitals!
Tickets 81 Halves , Quarters /.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-03

The STocEs.-U. s. Bank Stock rose in New
York from u to ? per cent u7oa tho news Of the
Catno, resign'7~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-09
NV FLETCHER * TOLER.

'o"nd on fria', such wns its nutritive qualities
INA his NUDES performed their work irtH with
plenty oil I'm. grass aud sal, rende ring the I'D.
union ct corn unnecessary ! discover thar il
70 maturity one wear sooner IN this Sec
'ion Of the Union than in Maryland or Nsso..-
n. he second year found a fsto seed sta ks
aad tue THIRD, say last year, Ga hpred the seed
part o. which send you for distribution A.
non some of your enterprising citizens. who
WI not ioiget TO " 70 aud do iikeioise.h ~
The communication before referred TO, il will
be found The es msiipn was, tat " one acre
loas fully cr8peient to the support Of iicenIy
heat Of cattle during he summer. That Il
would b. admirable to the production of milk
and butter, there cannot remain doubt, aud
that | tile attention TO lis cultivation would
preclude the necessity of purchasing northern
hay, is as plain rs that il would add 10 the
comfort and general prosperity oi the whole
community. Amongst the ciiz rs OF many
OF the South American states, il is held in an
estimation equal 20 the Guinea grass oflhe
We1 Indies, but is certainly far superior in
value. The duIatIon of the ronts have not
learned.--nine are putting OFT most vigofou
~ this fourth yedr-a sing uiafly valuable pro-
perry, diiler M from most other grasses is, that
when he seed Is rIprning on the end Of the
seed siaiks, sir 10 eight feet high, the MASS of
leaves Appeals not to 60 undergo any change,
and II may he cut immediate ly after the seed is
oil gathered, SAY by tue middle of June, The
seed rs formed, making n jUinted appearance
al he end of the seed stalk, ripening and ial
ling off ne seed at time They must be watch
ed and gathered daily he different birds appear
TO watch tor them.
Should the cultivation and possession OF this
plant prove source of additional wealth, aud
add 10 the welfare of the citizens of yourylcni.
I. L shall Congratulate myself Tor NV own good
fortune IN being instrumental IN producing so
desirable a circumttince. | shall forward an
parcel oi seed tins summer.
Respectfully, your obi servant,
AGklCOLA.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-09
TERMS.

80, ~ per annom: payable in aivanee.7-No sao
Be 5ss'sss aSi sa, at s S &
and 10 FFii,o,s1 uatil all arrearaees arc paid
oiIae adseti.ensats will he inserted at % GEMS per
a.re Tor the frs: .ne sna s, he rad FOR
~, their IA sertoa, or the payment assumed py
P prev re-, pons,bo psr-onin i.ynehears.
~ fhancary prefs not eSceenihg '"o sfua'esHfe
.!-,,e1 for sig dollars.
letters addressed tothe Editors must De posi-
- =, ,hey will not BIC attended 30
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-09
gOIIHIQNL.
From The .Mlisdrepi,ie tGsoA yon,oo,

From The !MHedgeeiie tGeo.) journal.
The Review which We publish to-day. will
be found TO possess great interest. The author
brings Mr.. Calhoun on, from the IN dst OF the
mob of "ords.snd the rabble OF inuendos. asser-
tons, arguments II documents in which he had
rndeavonred 10 hide himself, and thus enables
the public 10 look al him sin ,,ly aud alone, and
see him distinctly.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-09

a aatk. The grain will be annually increased.
ne experiment IS certainly worth trying. II
IS well known fact that the quality and guam
hty OF Rice depend much upon the goodnss S.
OF the sred, and lately it has been discovered
that much difference in the quality of Cotton
may be produ sed by proper selection Of the
seed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-09
rxTpAospINARY MICLH COW.

M. HssendeH-As much has been SAID ~
your paper OF the produce oil eA''a cows OF Tue
improved breeds, | send on t,'e 'oiio""s 40
he returns given by Nave Cow, oe'o"e"s
To one Of my ne'gheofS' Tue So''II "
which viii youch ior ,. BEN" Eh4'i'
Sockbridge, March 10, 1851
An account oil butter made by one CO" Tor q
years,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-09
.poITNX.


TRUTH.
r.;ead Truth is best OF all. IL is the bed
Where Virtue e'er must spring, i'll blast Of
doom
WHARF every bright aud budding thought Is
bred,
Where hope doth gain its strength. and
Love lis bloom.
a, white AZ Chastity is gle Trnih,
IN. wisdom calm like Honour W nth sut end !;
.ad Love doth lean on il, 10 age and youth
And Courage IS twice arm'd with Truth its
friend,
n,, Who would lace the blame of just meas
eyes,
,nj t.sr the fame OF fslsrhood all hs days,
A., GEAR oni scornsd liie with useless lies,
Whieh sill the shifting, qusering look be-
trays:
gor what is Hope, IL Truth be not ts stay
And what were Love, if Truth forseok it
quite
And what were all the Sky,-f Falsehood
gray
Behind il like a Dream Of Darkness lay,
Ready 10 quench its stars in endless, endless
night u
IMPRISONMENT FOR DEBT.
Hewho owes aud runs away.
May live 10 pay aotiher day,
Bun he VIII, is il jill conhnrh,
Can paw no debt Of any knd.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-09
Oh days

The above is exclusive ct 70 lbs. oE', ."'os
while fattening three calves a"u 'u'n''me .
family OF four per.ons VIII nun a"o '"b"m.
The COW was kept through inc sum-" '. ,,n ~,
~. ~ os co,ustalks, pumpkins aud po'aiot',
'oPS :" .ha .,nfe, with a small quantity oil
npan and cob meal. [Nec England Farmer
mention (says the Georgetown onion ~
the slh lost for the information oil on' as'G"'
turai friends, the statements Of a farmer, wa ..
oy selecting he bssl ear of CorH Nat g'0"' Oh
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-09

M who would face the blame of jus, mems
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-19
N&2<~pSTAGES FROM wARRENToN
NE EW TO
.DANVILLE

v NHIS Stage will leave warrepton every Tuesday
II and Saturday a s o'clock p. NJ arrive at Oxford
same Day: Leave Oxfored every Wednesday and Satur
Jay ! O'Clock A. Nj. and arrive At Dsnvills at9 r. NJ
same daye. Leave Danville every Monday and Thurs.
DAY al 0 o'clock A. M. and arrive al Milton a. 8 A. NJ.
anu at Oxtorj came days, leave Oxford at 4 o'clock A
Nj. every Tuesday aud Saturday aud arrive Al Warren.
%tersburg.
ms route combines more advantages aud facilities
man most routes 10 the southern country; and for com.
iort and convenience IL IS no, surpassed. Persons ira.
Yelling to Petersburg, Richmond, or any place {, The
north can eo,er the stage at Danvile either Monday o,
thursday AT 8 A nj. arrive at Milton al 8 o'clock and a,
Warrenton mex, days In time for the stage going nor.h.
ward and arrive at Petersburg Wednesday and Sa,ur.
day by o'clock p. NJ. Thus pe~rformming the route
OF III Miles in three days Price Of Fare thr,u,h
STU W, and arrive in New-Yorkin six days from Dan.
vile or Milton. Persons travelling south can leave Pc.
lersburg every Monday and ThursdAy aud arrive a,
Wsirenton nextdays In time to take the stage or Milton
or Danvilie.
This line intersects at Warrenton the nan dauv line
running Nor,h or South. L, also meets ths Norfolk
line vu Mu, freesboroug oh and Halifax. N, c.. Persons
fave'ling north, wis do not wish 10 70 through Peters.
burg, can 20 in this line to Norfolk and there NEE, the
Steam Boats, direct to Washins ton City, Baltimore, SC.
INT, Hue also meets a, Oxford q stage from R,l.ivh-
AZ Milton IL also interects tho stage line FROM Feeder.
icksourg, Va, TO Powelton, Georgia And at Danville
meets with a line OF stages from Lynehburg, Va, and
another from Salem, NC. twice q week, which extend,
OLA Morgsnton, Br n letowp, Gresnvil O., sc. to the
.outh.
The Proprietor pledges himself to keep comfortable
4 by these mrans hopes to obtain a share Of patronage
Passage from Watrenton 10 D.nvii,e SIS 90. All bag.
gage and Parcels at the rick OF tn owners.
February "a. 94-w6w nj W. EFFREYS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-19
March I

fAZiM, by Sir Archy, out OF the dam OF Polly
- hopkins, and nearly related. by maternal line,
to the celebrated Flirtella, will stand the pr.,en, ssa'
son al my stable, In the county Of Mcrkienburg, AID
WIN De let TO mares al $50 the season. Fine and ex-
.en'Ve Pas'ufsge gratis. No liabiity for accidents or
escapes out all possible care will be observed to avoid
either.
nose who a'e Opposed 10 patronize ihi, Horse,
may Dc assured, that he is a frat. rate animal, though
no nore man iour years old, he 10 full is i-2 hands IN
ne'gh', and highly formed in every particular. Hav.
ing. when only Is moaihs old, received a bite from a
snake, on one OF his legs. which /, 10 apprehended has
'nhie'eo lasting injury, he has never been exhibited
on Tho turf; bu, the purify Of his blood. tbs celebrity
OF his stock, his hne appearance, and the unexampl. ed
success OF Polly Hopkins, hays encouraged hi. owner.
win the gfeatsss confidence, to offer him to the public
as stallion. JOHN &. GOODE
a'S 1912 Wi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-19

IAGE Mail Coach will hereafter
leave Petersburg for Halifax, Tarboro' and Ra-
leigh, on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, at 4 A
M, arrive at Halifax the same days, al s p. M.-leave
Halifax the mex days, at A NJ. arrive at Tarboro'
al +. Nj. in time for the Passengers to take the Nor
folk line for Fayettsviile.-At Enfield a 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
Nal line OF Post Coaches, leaves Petersburg for
Fayetteville, via Lawrenceville, Warrenton, Lewis
burg, and Raleigh daily, at 4 p. NJ. and arrives a,
Fayetteville, in 45 hours. II PROPRIETORS.
Petersburg Stage Office, March IL. IOI-I2t