Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-05
FROM wARRENToN
-GSa1116 DANVILLE

YHNHIS Stage will leave warrepton evorv Tuesday
u and Saturday at o'clock p: nj arrive a, Oxford
same day Leave Oxfored every Wedne sday and S4tur
day at O'Clock A. M. and arrive Danvile al p M
same dsys. Leave Danvilie every Monday and Thurs
day at o'clock A. M. and arrive at Milton at A. NJ
and at Oxford same days; leave Oxford at O'Clock A
NJ every Tuesday and Saturday aud arrive a, Warren.
ton IN time for take the stage north to Pc.
tersburg.
This route combines more advantages and fa.;uG..
than most routes in the southern country; and for CON
Tort and convenience not surpassed Persons ira
north can enter the stage Danvilie either Monday or
Thursday at s AM arrive at Milton at o'clock and at
Warrenon next days 10 time for the stage going north.
ward and arrive at Petersburg Wednesday and Saur.
day by o'clock p. M. Thus perfor mining the route
Of lit Miles 10 three days Price Of Fare through
SO 90, and arrive in six days from Dan.
vile or Milton. Persons travelling south can leave Pc.
,etsburg every Monday and Thursday and arrive al
Wrenton next days 10 time to take the stage or Milton
or DaDviile.
This line inersecs at Warrenton the main da;Jv line
running North or South. Ii also meets the Norfolk
line pa Mntfree sboroush and Halifax N. c. Persons
travelling north, who do not wish 10 90 through Pa,ers
burg, can 60 in this line to Norfolk aud there meet the
Steam Boats direct to Washington City, Baltimore Sc
This line also meets at Oxford stage from Raieigh-
Al Milton il also nerects the stage line from FEEDER
icksourg, Va, to PoweoD, Georgia. And at Danville
meets with line OF stages from Lynchburg, Va and
another from Salem. &C. twice a week, which extend
Ola Morgan'on, BrintietowD, Greenvile, SC. to the
south.
The Proprietor pledges himself to keen comfor,ab
Coaches, first rate teams, sober and steady drivers
and by these means hopes 10 obtain share of patron
age.
Passage from Warrenton to DanviIie IS 90. AL, bag
Pkage and arceis at the risk OF the owners
February "a. 94-w6w JAMES w. JEFFREYS
NH ONSIEUR TONSON-WilI stand the NEXT sea.
I'VE son at my stable, the main road leading from
Alston's Ferry TO Petersburg twelve miles from Bel
held, hiteen from Northampton Courthouse, fifteen
from Halifax, forty from Warrenton, and fiy-seyep
South OF Petersburg, His will commence the
hrst OF February, and end the first of July. He will
be let to Mares at 90 dollars the season, which NAV
be discharged by the payment of 40 dollars within the
season. Mares can be insured at rs dollars. The in.
surance will be expected the mare is discoy-
cred to be in foal, the property changed One dollar
will be expected by the groom in every case.
Every desirable arrangement has been made for the
accommodation oil mares sent to this horse either with
or without colts. They will be Pasured gratis well
fed with gIain If required at IS cents per day and
stabbed in all bad weather. that they may be return
ed to their owners in good condition. Every attention
but cannot be liable for accidents that NAV happen
Monsieur Tonson Is beautiful bay, fifteen hands three
inches high, with black legs, and tail. He is
finely proportioned, exhibiting beauty and power
throughout his form. His blood, appearance and per.
formance equal not superior, 10 any horse the
continent.
His colts are likely and in high estimation. Mon
sieur ToDson is full brother Of Sir Richard and Cham
pon--all Of which, have been beaten Mon
sieur Tonson has made himself well known by bis
unrivaed achievements the turf render all fur
Their notice unnecessary. Those who desire TO see a
detailed account Of his pedigree and periornan-
ces, referred 10 the American Farmer volume o.
page 390-and also, to the Turf Register and Sporting
Magazine for January, 1881. WILLIAM MOODY.
Northampton CO., N. Carolina, Feb. rs. 95-w12w'