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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-28

tDS We have not received statement Of the
polls at Hat Creek and Pouers-tbough we hear
that at the former the Wings ARE beaten votes, and
that at the latter there is hs except in the Con-
gressiona vote, Capt. Coles being three ahead
which will make the majority Of Capt. witcher 49,
PlT1SYLVANlA.
We have few scattering returns from Pitsyl.
yana, which leave no doubt Of the election Of
Messrs. Keen and Williams (Whigs) TO the Hous,
OF Delegates, by majority, variously estimated al
from 70 200. Mr. Wncher for Congress, and Nj
Tuustall Tor the State Senate, Of course ahead b,
| the same vote.
AMHERST.
The following IS statement Of the polls in th,
county, Tor the House Of Delegates
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-28

Jeet so desirable, especially when distant from cities or
where tuners seldom be WITH having not only
inc metallic plate and all the modern improvements but
also braces peculiarly calculated give great and
sodiy.
H-A gharonfse in writing entities the purchaser 70
approve defective. '' ~
Az new Pianos sold 10 remain In this CITY, will kent I'm
tune year without charge; and those 10 be semi I'm an.
country packe without charge.
Pianos tuned, let on hire, and taken In exchange
PHI TAYLOR,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-28

10 THE EDITORS OF THE WHO.
YoRK COUNTY, April &c.
Gentlemen al herewith send you a statement NJ
the poll IN the District composed of the countie,
OF York, James City, and tie City Of WILLIAMSBURG.
as follows; o.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-28
NUNNS g. CLARK,S PIANOS

The subscriber Is constantly
lteeceiving supplies from the
above makers, the superior
quality OF whose Instruments, in
All respects, Is duly aoknowieda.
lea by daily increasing demand
ioI them.
To those not already aequaint.
ed with these Instruments. Il NAV
not be supeTfiuous 10 say ihai,
hey are made with particular o.
gard IN keeping In fune. ian oh.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-28

The majority Of Mr.. Taliaferro in the Northern
Neck District, is the largest ever obtained since the
organization OF the Wing Party.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-28

sS muJorWy, TV
From the Petersburg Tatsiigsnesr, .spri 81.
SUSSEX.
In this hot bed OF Loco Foeoism, Walker uoco)
has beaten Moyler (Loco.) No Admni,,ration :. =.
didate in the field.
SOUTHAMPTON.
urquhart Adm.,) has beaten Ridley (Loco,) by
a majority OF 80. -
In me Congressional District, composed Of tho
counties Of Prince George, Sussex, Surrv. south.
smpton, Greensville and the Town OF PETERSBURG.
Cary Loco has majority Of about $50 over Col.
lier ADMINISTRATION
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-28

hire out 70 the hEhes bidder, " o'clock on
mVNDh y, tue ~ ~ May, two Negro Women, under
an oLer OF ie Circuit Superior Coun Of law am Chsn.
SeIylor me county Of Hcnrics and City Of Rcbmond in
the case OF Ounier aud wife W. r Ice and 6ihers.
ap % dtd ~, ~. 49,. - 2 Inc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-28

HIKING AND wEEDINa HoEs-Ja-,-
eevcd aarge supply ~ killing and wes.,,, s ss
'""e'Hs"o merchants gill please ave us cali 1--WE
go - 4, j. RICHARDS a an
PD hardware store, n street, shoetoe hin
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-28

100 BBLI new No. Neu Herrogs. just received,
lOO foi sale low for cash.
wAD. w. WOODBRIDGE,
ap ~ - 3doors below the He'll.
DOILEH PLATE, receiving by schr Weymouth.
ID aud for sale. prs n GORnON
Java ,OFFEfc.-6O bass ''la java Con. &c, reeeiy.
J in9. aud or sale.
ap@ JAMES STEER a SON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-28

COUNTRY MERCHANTS and others are inv.
" ted 10 eHamine stock Of China. Glass and neent.
ware before mixing their Eur bases compiler
ann an determined 10 ofer strong Inducements a
OF puuctual credit j. T. FOtC
Corner Of Main and the street. leading 10 Mayo's
idge. an IN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-28

r ONDON BROWN STOUT AND pom
- TEH-Hibben's Brown stout and Porter In qr,rI,:
DO do DO In pints. For gale
an .oun~-,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-28

OiL-l6uerees refined whale on, aed Io Lh,- -
s aa DO received ana for ISLE ~ "''' WIN
sP1 CAPERToN A cpuw,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-28

Nv,cE[As " 70 our Intention 10 close an, 49,.
d.s,e v,ness ~ July we request eli those who %
ss,s , WITHOUT deay-and N they 90 not We vi, e.
no 70 pi thfm IN proper hands for Collected "
" Our present sock Of ooodl. wnlss |. co
veh assorted, WILDE sold II co.i 6of cssh "'te'"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-28

STONE wARE AZ PACTOKy PRiCEs-I have on.
- hand complete assormcniof stooe Ware. consisfih1
oi Chuins, 3apdf gallon; Jugs and Jars OF iii ssc. ~
vered Greeks; Stone rpitoons, MIX Pane sc. w
apps u pf.rn
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-19

county that they would severalIy make
speeches at the aforesaid town Of Benton on
he said Monday the 18th Of Oct, on several
subjects in general and anti bondism in par
ticular. People and orators assembled, -
eleven O'Clock arrived, and the said Freeman,
or GAUGES unknown to this afiant, instead
Iofmounting the rostrum, mounted his horse,
and cur from Benton, with neatness and
despatch!! ~
The excuse he made for this sudden and
unexpected disappearance, and which DR..
Gwin also made for him, was this:-that he
wasveFy DESTROYS Of going to Natchez to meet
some. appointment" in that quarter, aud that
the Steam Boat VoIant, then at this city. was
going down at O'Clock that day,-the Capt.
had sent 1Oord out to Mr.. Freeman, that he
could Leave at One, precisely This DR..
Gwin said And hence Mr.. Freeman's haste
to get on board!
Now, it so happens, that the truth of this
steamboat affair is this. The Captain OF the
Volant sent no sUord to Mr.. Freeman or any
one else at Benton, at all. The boat did not
intend TO leave befor Tuesday morning. No
boat was expected 10 leave here on Monday,
and none did leave. A passenger from the
Voant told several persons in Benton, and
in Mr.. Freeman's presence, as We under
stood, that the boat 1OOuId Leave on Tuesday
morning. 1t was well understood at Benton
that there wa no boat to leave here on Mon
day at all. Mr.. Freeman came to this CITY
on Monday, took lodgings at hotel, remain
ed until Tuesday and then left for his zap
pointment below! This is the way they d.
anti bondism hereabouts
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-19
The way to tell il.

If the people of Mississippi could look upon
what they call the bond question impartiaIly,
and unconnected with party trammel or party
discipline, we would be astonished at the
horrid spectacle we present. Would it have
been believed two years ago that the State OF
Mississippi would stand forth in dayl light and
discuss plain question Of honesty! Would
il have been believed that we would sit
quietly, and with a smile of compaisance,
read ourown newspapers while they openly
scott at the idea Of preserving our State hon.
or! Did any one believe that Mississippi
would hold an election to determine whether
she would GHeDpt TO maintain an Honorable
position in the ConfedeEacy or not! Who
Expected to see the day when men would
canvass this State 70: it's chief executive
office, the one advocating honesty and honor
before the people, & the other contending for
Infamy and public disgrace! Who believed
that Mississippi would set herself up, OF her
own free will and accord, as the scoffed- and
ierided of America and of Europe,-as the
scorned Of the world,-as the only instance
ofrepublican ireachery and Free Land infa-
my in the annals of men! Does she glory in
ler own apostacy and laugh at her own de-
graduation! Has she no honor or character al
home or abroad and does she want none!
In the name of Heaven, what are we about!
Are we in our senses, and do we think Of
remaining people amongst the people of the
world! Do we dream Of keeping company
with the civilized nations of the earth, and
have Forgotten that public honor is part Of
civilization? Is the public integrity and faith
LOT Mississippi to be measured BY some slight
differences of opinion between few indivi-
duals as the convenience or inconvenience
of paying a few dollars and cents? Such
questions were never discussed before,-no,
never! Individual instances of careless and
total depravity may have been seen, but no
nation utterly reckless of its character, ever
yet existed within the pale of civilization.
Courted and boas;ed infamy has heretofore
been considered a, being near allied to mad
ness.
Suppose there were serious legal difficult
ties, as respects our laws, connected with the
issuance and sale of these bonds? IF we had
received no money under the contract then
these would be proper subjects for discussion.
But as tits, the first principles Of justice and
common sense dictate that we first pay back
the money we received before we seek %
rescind the contract. What get mans
money and keeping Il, quarrel with him about
the legality Ofthe contrac, under which We
recieveit! No, Mississippians; there are
deeper matters connected with this subect
than have yet been discussed. Every incl.
Iigent man kao'0s that these bonds musf Be-
and sOiI Be paid, insome way. Public seca-
rites issued with the broad seal Of ! nation
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-19
Freeman ran away -!

Mr.. John D. Freemans an anti bond advo-
cate and speechmaker,. absconded from Ben
ton, in this county, on the forenoon OF
Monday the 18th ofOct inst. in the follow
ing manner and under the following circuns-
stances, viz; Mr.. Freeman and DR.. Gwin
had published to the good people of this
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-19

JEFFERSON COunty-DeInUcFa rats erect 80
Philip D. Hughes, Esq, the Democratic
Senator from Jefferson, lately had CONVEX
saii0n with gentlemen Of this city ON the
subject oil politics nf his county. Mr..
Hughrs said that a short time before the
leading Democrats IN jefferson. Mr.. los.
Dunbar and others held a meeting 10 de-
termine as TO the proper course, 10 pursue on
the BOND QUESTION. The subject was dis.
cussed in their caucus and BUT ONE MAN
present was opposed to the payment! AS
TOR himself he considered il mere aues-
ton OF honesty and dishonesty, '.and in anv
event." said he-''say what we please, We
have these bonds to pay, with honesty if we
choose, or with eternal infamy If we prefer
it,
This is the Democratic tone Of feeling in
Jefferson County. For the correctness of
this statement any gentlemen can have am
pie authority any moment. We give The
statement Cor The benefit Of our democrqtic
friends as coming directly from Mr. Sena.
tor Hughes Of Jefferson through a gentle.
men Of this city. 90 h
So much for Democratic Jefferson. and 90
much for public honesty. We though, Just
about this much ofihe Hsrrisons aud Dun.
bars Of JefFe son.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-19

o. the ''bIg gun" Ut tue Anu-bonders,
Jonn y Freeman, went of in hurry from
.h's county the other day, sadly sighting his
friends and supporters hereabonis. II IS alI
right Tho. He had anniher 'tmpOrtant' APP
pointment to attend to!
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-10-19

FnG&in.l Why, sir, Mr.. Freeman has just
heard that he will lose his passage down if
he is nOtin Yazoo City by one O'Clock. to-day.
Mr.. -. Well, don't know any thing
about that; | only know the boa. wont 60 be.
fore some time tomorrow
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-20
GEORGE FISHER. Truste,
WILLIAMS a mAxALI, Apet..
JTIRGIvIA, To VITA, Rn,e. No.

VIRGINIA, To VITA Rules btItcD 4, me
clerks Once Of the Circuit Superior Court OF Law
and Chancery for the County Of Halifax In the month OF
January lNii:-Thoinas Winning Cpoitoner IN ana 80
dng a; Gaimore, IN the Parish Baldernock and ~
Serhng, ia that part Of GTca Brita eae Scotland MAJ
eI winning q urner, residing No dsie the II, onv
F@sh OF GLASGOW and county Of LanaTk Scotland fore
ssid) John Winning brewer, RESIDING AZ the Oh Rssin
farish az Glasgow and County Iana,k aforesatO To-
otH JACK aud Christian Jack formerly Winning. yhie n
su rlsiiah Is the wife OF the Robert Jack Thread
nailaeiuIeT IN Paisley, in the county OF Renfrew in
say formerly Winning which said Agnes is the wife
saii Thomas Lindsay Brewer Ianark In the Parish ~
Lanark and county OF Lanark aforesaid PLANTING sy,nsf
adullnistTa tor with the wlanne Ied II Peg
Margaret Buchanan, dec' formerly Winning and WI
buehannan her husband which said Margaret Buchanan
iarmefy Winning, OF the children of NaTgaTet
Mlnhns the elder which sei1 last named Margaret vas
the only child OF Walter Robertson decd and his wife
Agnes Robertson formerly OF Scotland Andrew Wvlhs
aud Lilly his wife formerly Lilly Buchanan which aid
tally Wylle-is OF the children OF Margaret
AFORESAID, - Ihomsons, children OF Mary Thorn.
sou ue a. aud Ihonas Thomson, her husband which sal
larry Ihotnson i0ImeTly Winning one of lie chill
dTen OF Margaret Winning the elder witch said Nrvnrc,
the elder, was the only child and heir Waller
Gerry. '' ~ O44''-
Tue defendants, --. the children OF Mar-aret E,,-
hannah An'iIe wyie and Lilly his wife formerly NV
nuenahhAli and = -, the children % Mary Thomson
not having entered their appearance and security
corning 10 The act OF ASse mbly and the this
ana appearing by satisfactory Evidence that they no,
inhabitants OF This country; On motion OF the plaintiffs by
counsel is ordered that the said absent defendants 40
appear mere on the hfst day April and answer
p4innS oil thar copy Of this order be forthwith in
ser IN some newspaper published in the city Rie
door OF the Courthouse Of this county
copy. Teste,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-20
POSTSCRIPT.
pY LAST rvENfNc,s MAIL.
Gcorre,pon.icree OF the National ia,silIs.neer !


lcorre,ponicree OF the SaiIousl iaisills.neer1
NEw YoRK, February i6.
Al n meeting Of the stockholders oil the United
States Bank last evening definite action was had.
series OF resolutions were proposed, and their
consideration deferred ill this evening. The pre-
vaing opinion appeared to be in favor Of settling up
the concerns Of the bank as as il con be done
with due regard FOR the interests OF the stock
Lode:s. The effects OF the upon the United
States Bank begin to he seriously felt by some
parties here who were VIGOROUSLY active in carry
ing it on. That they meet with little sympathy is
not strange.
MIR. Pickens' wOrlike report has created quite
panic in Wall street. All descriptions Of stocks
declined, some very much. Indiana six per cent
bonds sold at CO. and Illinois skies at S. 5ii, and
foally STA greater fall in prices than has been
known for long time. U. S. Bank closed ut 25i.
No news from the Moth or East. The Britannia
steam ship is due at Boston this week. She will
bring nearly a months later news.
NEw YoRK, Feb. ~.
see that an impression prevails to some extern.
Mt the South That the New York banks are on the
point OF suspendng specie payments, and We have
panic makers At home predicting the same event.
There is no ground for such apprehensions. The
banks are strong, and, with foreign exchanges in
our favor, confidence at home and in the midst of a
fevving trade, suspension is the last measure 10 be
thought Of Our banks not exposed, as were
those Of Philadelphia, TO hostile interference from
abroad. Their Liabilities are oil here, and il there
should be suspension, il must be brought about by
those whose interests would suffer most by such n
calamity.
AT the adjourned meeting OF stockholders in the
United States Bank last night, committee was ap-
pointed to confer with the directors, and TO exa-
mine the books and assets the Bank, and to q.
dopt such measures may tend TO prevent il from
being placed in the hands Of trustees and procure
such relief from the Legislature as may be extend
ed TO the other institutions.
The towns talk TO day is an ingenious hoax in
the shape Of m extra from Buffalo, containing
account Of the destruction OF the Falls OF Nit
CARA The Horseshoe Fail was gone; Goats
Island was swept away; The Bddlc Tower was
engulfed; Table Rock and the spiral staircase had
fallen, and the wateIs Of Niagara down an in
clned planet Tie story had many believers this
morning. Deep were the regrets that the remen
dous Cataract had forever hushed the ihunders OF
voice.
A convention Of delegates from the wards is to
be held at Tsmmany Hall to make arrangement,
for MIR Van Buren's reception on his return TO his
native State.
In money matters there is no change. Stocks to-
day are much the yesterday. Indiana
bonds down to 81, U. S. Bank %.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-20
BALTIMORE PATRIOT OFFICE, (,
Thursday, | o'clock, p. NJ.
THE MARK, T

m Itipn and prices without change. Sales of How
ard street Flour, from Stores in small parcels con-
tinue to be made at 81, So for good common brands
The receipt price is 1887. Sales Of City Mills
Flour, at Si,62i. The stock on hand, of this de-
scription, is said TO be low.
GRAlN.-fhe wheats which reach the city by
wagons, are taken at about 90 cents for strictly
prime. The supplies of Corn this week have been
light, and sales Al As DC cents, white and yellow.
Outs IN demand, last sales A. 81 cents
wHlSkEE-ls dull. Holders demand POI
cents for hhds. and 22i % cents for bbls. The
wagon price of bbls. continues at Is cents exclu.
siye Of the barrel.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-20
CLARKE'S OFFICE.

The tickets in the I0uery for the Clh Of March Grind
capital s1NUl, are received. Those who wish luck
nj nosr' had better Al an early day secure them
ie ls CLAKREs
liU0 l0On 900, $780, ZOO 5lT2 OF iOu1 OF 25i0 m al
80, - OF loo, &C. Is Nos-l4 drawn Tickets sla
SATURDAY 18Th. weIlsburg, Class CA Alsyandr,-I
prZe Of sBl CO.., 1000 5ul 3O1 7D-D 3p 2JOl and n OF
800, &C 10 and u drawn. Tickets $40.
saturday 1nth. M,nongals. Class Cat AlcY.n,ria-
pize OF Slut, lOl. $40. ssO s1, 2El, Of 100 OF
l<H, and 80 Of SO 70 aud u drawn Tickets slO.
Saturday 9Th. Lecsburr. Glass DAT Alcrar,lria-I
100, On OF so, Se
The attention Of frn Is the country dc is p,rti.
cuaiy directed the above Schemes for March present.
ing as they do, or trtng opportunity loo
seen OF acquiring handsome fortune, tor little above
The cost Of whistle. As am determined very shortly 10
ct slip through my fingers rery large prss orders had
beltcr be ioTworded speedily 70 secure thcm.i
'e' CHAsrAlN CLARKEs.
BELLE-IsLE IRON WORKS AND NAIL,
- . FACTORY FOR LEASE.
WIS valuable Mauuaetufin. Establishment is offered
on Lease for term VI I've years. Pors,ns disposed
o. in the business arc invited 10 romunics win
ehcr oi the subscribers, who will furnish every nforua
TON iu Their power icsads either the OF the Ju
sness.
The Iron MaoufaeturinE Department is capable Of pre
pairing from the fz Iron, fifteen hundred tons Of Iron an
nu1iiy. AMI might ho extended if dcsirei.
The Nal Machines, now In operation. are CAPABLE
ung INTO Nails i've hundred tons, annually rud there - In
The Factory room ur double the number Of Machines and
sufiC tent power % work them.
The worEsare all substantial anil well arranged.
IA 29-coilM ]. ". HARNtE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-20
= IN Hull, OK
A FARM ON TIE cosFiXEs OF RICH

I AN now disposed sell Inc farm shrron dwell and
Nhc has been my summer residence the last twelve
years consists OF fully 40 Of highly improve
and part OF which is productive meadow The wh5le he
ns Vel enclosed, nearly all cleared and in excellent til
age; Inc improvements consist Of comfortable brio
dwelling and kitchen, With the usual buildings Attached
besides are barn and two spacious AMI substantial Ia
houses covered with shingles, which have usually been
tlei Win various kinds % e1celeuf hay srouc th
farm The garden about four acres In goo or
ries, extensive asparagus beds &c with many y,Ties ~
wong and thrifty iTut trees This arm being locate
Nes OF tho Guy and the adjacent lans occupied by thc
most respectable pTopIieioTs free from the usual obee
tons Of suburb residence Within half mile Of This
iiIu own lot OF 81 acres well wooded and therefore
convenient appendage: this will be included in the SAFE II
desired u the quantity q land IS more than desired by
any one purchaser Is susceptible OF convenient and al
vansgeous division in three four parfs-bu am not
dspused 10 sell any part Without The whole Reference
may be made TO me through the Richmond Post Office or
on the premises. 49, -
e iO-d&c2awtf A ROHINSoS T.,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-20
NlENiORANDA

BALTIMORE, Feb. l7-Auived, sehr Pende-
grast, Creighton, from Richmond; Schr Mary
Bright, Bright, do.
BALTIMORE, Feb. ls-Arrived, Schrs !Pat-
rick Henry, Kirwan, from Richmond; A A Pen =
degast, Creighton, do; Miry Bright, Bright, do.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-20
ECLIPsE THE sECoND

| THIS the second lme oTerthe servl.
AS~ es OF this supeibi animal to the public.
I'LL ys,r. Pn, was compelled % break my isso
were nightly taEen with tho promise Of his act the year
preceding lie is the 3ls Of March neIt-ofS rich dark
appearance, such eutes him 10 the distinction OF No
80 1sr sso. b Inc o9y objection ihe most fstdous
somewhat OF the cat ORDER mere Circumstance TO hin.
beag why about me scarey or my horses All al
The expense Of their judgment would recommend 10 si.
soaped snd coaibed, win doubuesS to roas heel se
eomm1dato their most fantastic scrupulosires.
Nov for the test " hish preensionsHe sired by
the nvncibo Old American Eclipse hs dam Lady Nimbis
BY Cays great racer sir William who could always win
We noyerhad SAD by old Potomac. who could easily
wranger, whose popularity was so grea ia he was lite
rally an engrosser Of curom; FFEEdhy oldQui. T. liver
fTTuce genuine mi White borss ~ tot m ip Sy f ~,
during EEgEEsJby Pilgrm, an enviable cross in any
Here pedgrce that cant be esIpsedIt eonrs iss" IN:
ever bounded over EnSsS or AmSresn q TgI ns req @
TIE second Tasnev,r allowed nc privilege 81 cmulsiinx
but long AZ bo7d vii toll and like produces ike doubts
need not be apprehended the character Of ~ gei
IN country this Many have dsoafded o1r ps
tive STOCK fom OF that have secn, read or
heard, American Eclipse has proved himself racer
and stallion The best We ever hadand an yet Learn
I'VE ne'er shil see bis ike arain.p
n 90 s'' ~ 10y nss. ,.I 90 or ss bard 5gomed
single mo-thon oomein with bleeding noses spit hoafs
md spawned ess lot breeer. only look. read sud Judge
torhemsolves REGARDLESS ofhe hone words and ulsone
paiaveraous Of iuercre cd owncrs-hcn stallion on
pure mefit OF he want Of w. mus Stand or f,ll.
Those who wish the services o Eclipse tho errond
nod hm tho main road mite south Of Roam,
hdgo IN Charlotte county, IN uptop plight Tor mares, ~
soho season which may be dschargedby tho payment
% e0the LEI Of Iuy when he terninsics ESQ
nsufe payable when The fact s asceuaned the
transferred, and ~ cash 70 the groom Tor each
mares len IN my shall be strictly attended 10 n pc
perday Servants boarded gratis
THO's FLoURNoY.
~ The Enquirer will copy, weekly, for weeks and
send sccount n Roauoke Bridge. TF