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C.ttuui fa) cents.
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sertion 60 cents.
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l%Hia.
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The number ol insertions must tie noted on the VS , or they
*ill be inserted until ordered to be stopped, ami charged ac
cordingly.
Annual Advertisers are charged 50 dollar? for two squares,
tort in that proportion for advertisements of greater length;
except Auctioneers and lottery dealers, \v»o are chargerf*$100.
'JO^Tlio COHSTITHTiONAl. WliltJ is published twice
week, (Tuesdays and Fridays,) nt live dollars per annum,
livable in advance.
For Advertising—75 cents a sipmrr, or less, lor the first in
sertion, and SO cents for each continuance.
CRANNISS, SON & BROTHERS,
FASHIONABLE
BOOT, SHOE, COMB & TRIVI
WAREHOUSE.
CORNER OF MAIN AND 14th. STREETS,
BZCHMOND, VA.
_- ' I
AMERICAN WROUGHT
SHELL COMBS
JUST received by the last arrival, a ful: assort
ment ot' beautiful patterns, and every size.
—ai.so—
A large assortment of Plain Shell Tuck Combs—
.ill of which will he sold ar the lowest price, at
GRANNISS’ Fashionable Shoe and Comb Store,
fob It: Sign of (hr Golden Comb•
JUST received anotltc supply of American
wronghs and plain Shell Tuck Combs, which
will be sold unusually low. at
GRANNISS, SON &. BROTHERS*
Fashionable Shoe and C<unb Store,
mar 96 Corner of Main and 14ih streets. |
Columbus' Companions, A
VOYAGES and discoveries of the companions of:
Columbus, by Washington Irving, in one vo- !
lume.
France; a scries of article reprinted from Encyclo
paedia Americana
No. 17. March number ofihe American Quarterly
Review, just published and for sale by
mar98 _ .1. H. NASH.
Coffee, &c.
4 | k Bags Lnguira Coffee
-l.vrVr -19 do J.igo do
It) do Java do
1 hhd madder
uU boxes oranges
f»0 drums figs
HU) Novascotin grindstones, just received,
For sale by LEWIS WEBB A CO.
mar 25
MORE NEW SPRING GOODS.
Tuesday, 8/A Jilarrh, 1RJI
ROBERT 11 JENKINS is opening this morn
mg. by the Hornet, from New York, the follow ;
ing Nkw Goods:
1’asluonable painted ‘Laurcntines,’ an entire new ar |
tide for lathed dresses, received by the Inst pa kel
from France.
New style gauze and crape Ifdkfs.
Rich white gauze Veils.
Ladies’ crazy Jane nnd rich lace Caps.
lly former Arrivals:
Spring style of gatze and crape Handkerchiefs anti
Scarfs.
Painted crape Shawls and Scarfs.
Every description of Fashionable Lace and worked
Caps, Collars, Chntnios, Chcnnaeits, Fiorcllcs,
and Pclirines.
Very fine white and thin merino wool Flannels,
suitable for the season
Very cheap silk nnd cotton Hosiery.
Dunstable and Navarmo Bonnets.
— .w.so—
Irish, German. Silesia, and Flemish Linens and
Sheetings.
Persons wishing Linen Goods, will find them
good ami cheap at R II. JENKINS' Linen and
Fancy Dry Goods Store. mar u
NEW MUSIC.
RI SMI I'll (late Collins it Co.} hns received
. a large addition »o hia stock of Music for tie.*
Piano—among which are most of the late pieces and
popular Hongs—those enumerated are hi par*, which
lie will continue to increase as they are published in
I lie northern cities.
The Parting Horn—Hy II Piclmnn
O! give me rack mv Ah a n Steed—By A Iloi’-ar
I 8HOUKD VKHV MITCH I IKE To KNOW
(>, cease Hi sv Pam i—A ii original Swiss Air, sung
by M*s Austin •
Go George l can't endure vow
The Warning, from the Spanish—By (Jor
Yes, I wn.r. reave mv Father's Marks—Hy
Sidney Waller
At PARTIN* WHEN Tllv HAND I PREST—By W. M.
R. Ksq of Petersburg. Va
The pride oi- the Varrev—By Ilamried
Britannia sit weeping
'Tw is Matire's gw i»vv— B L'vius
The Mosicai. Wiee—By A SehurU
Wa met—-T. II Bayle
O! wnv hast thou taught me to rove thee
Ligiiti.v here—By J. Moschalas
Aw.av mv gam. ant Page, a»v w—W Ball
Souuikr'* Tear—By A. Leo
S\ii.on’s Tear—S. Waller •
Love's Ritornei ra—.1 Cooke
JsRK OE BeAUTV, EAIIE THEE Wi l l.— Hy T A
Raw'ings
'J’iie Apoi.ro—A collec tion of S do*. Variations,
Waltzes, Hood "S. Duett*. Slc. from various An
fhors, arranged for the Flu’o. Piano, Guitar, and
two Flutes, by L Mtgnen, and A. Foil, M. |).
Kiiren Per Mai Mkamria, Duetto—by Rossini
Apre's La Biciiesse—By Auber
Ne. MOuih.ii/, Pas — M. Cradle
( SEE THEM ON TIIEIR AVINDING W AV—FrOlU UlrllOp
Ilebor
Christmas Vesper IIvmn—One or three variations
Captive. Knight—By Mrs Homans
The Star or Bethriiikm—Words by !!. V.
Whito
Tvrokksf. Evening IlvAia— Hy Mrs Homan*
From Greene anu's iuv Mountain*—Bishop fjeber
Lvh.v. ft apr.r.—(A periodical puldtentiou)— t w.»
number? just received, and many o'her standard
pieces, for the Piano, Guitnr, and Flute.
Jfcio Zealand Spinagc.
Ill IK subscriber ha* received n small supply of
. ibis scarce and valuable seed, to which ho
would csll the attention of the public. Those who
wish to purchase, can be made acquainted with I hr
mode of culture, so as to ensure a plentiful supply of
it throughout the whole year. It ia aaid to be infinitely
superior to any other kiud of Spmage in all respect«.
par if. C. JI-FF.^JAH*.
Klegant Spring mid Summer Hoods.
A N elegant assortment of Spring and Summer
Goods, just rrcciv* d on Shockou Mill, first Dry
Good Store above the Theatre> and expect in a few
days, additional supplies from New York -aJI ofwhicli,
and the old stork, will he offered at prices to suit tlie
I tunes. The public are requested to examine for them
selves an enumeration of articles is «2eemrd unneces
sary, as the assortinent comprises almost every article
i the Dry Goods line, and of the most fashionable style.
n. W. WALTHALL, Agent,
mar 31—6t Opposite Mr. Ira Tichenor’s.
New Spring iiuotis.
KOBKRr If JENKINS is opening,by fho Tack
«*t Tantivy from New York, the following new
I>ry (loi ds.
( Imogenbio colored Gro de Naps.
Rich figured white Gauge YciIh.
An cximiMvo assortment bluck Lice Yetis
Blonde figured Gauge Ildkfs—fancy colored, and
half mourning—u new style of goods, and lor at o at
u low price.
A few dogen mere of those elegant embroidered
w lute cotton I lorn;
A few |iiec s, nciv style, French coronation Gin"
hams.
Linen Fioss and Linen Furling.
—*\ iso—
I case German Lutens, which, lor linerces uni'
< heapness, are preferable to any yet offered, and w ill !
be sold at the most reduced prices, at
R. If. JENKINS’
mar -l Z.int*i nrti Fancy Dry CiooZ.t Store ‘
SEEDS.
C1 LOVER, )
1 Orchard Grass f „ ,
Herds do / Seeds,
Timotliv, j
For sole by LEWIS WEBB & CO.
mar Id
HcU, 's iStgurs.
Superfine itiid line yellow
9 ^*.Seg:irf, in linif and qr. boxes.
Foreale by JAS. WINSTON,
msr 25
rilllK euh.-rriber ofi'ers tor halo Slips or Cuttings
A of the VINK, of the following varieties:
Italian—Canniota, ai <2 50 per 100, Dark Oval
I’urole. lor the table and wine.
Fiiknc ii—Jllrunier. nt jp2 50 per 100, round fruit,
black, mid in clusters, for the table and wine, both
hardy and quite acclimated
Ki.AMEn—A Spanish Fruit. £.» 50 per ICO, largo
Oval White, fur the tabic otily--onc of’.he best
grapes of Spain.
Itai i an — Five or six kinds mixed. per 100,
[fr< m Tuscany.'
American—Isabella, £.1 per 100—a native fruit of
unusually large size, a never failing bearer, yielding
wine much resembling the Muscat of France.
Several thousand slips of ihc above kinds will be
disposed of if immediate application is made,
war21_HUtUl <\ McNEMARA.
r„ , . so >i f!?rrc tw its.
rI’’IMl Simms,. Twins: « satirical Tale of the
Tunes, with other Poems Uy the author of
Pelham, &.c &c .just published and lor sn!e, by
mar25_ J. II. NASH.
BYRON’S WORKS complete, in one volume
Moores Works do
Scoit’s Works do
(ioldsmith’s Works do
Rurns’ W'orks do
Chalmers’ Works do
Josephus no
Shakspcarc do
Plutarcli'9 Lives do
Murphy's Tacitus do
Watson’s Theology do
Reloe’s Iien>dotii9 do
Rakcr’fi Livy complete, ill 2 vuk
Hannah Moore's Works do do
Russel’s Modern Europe do
And many other beautiful and cheap Editions of
Valuable Woi! -—for sale by J. II. NASH,
mar 23
A*. Mistake.
1^1 (JII Judkins Ointment, prepared by Judkins him
■ self, apply to me, first door above tbe Roll Ta
vern. where a large supply of the true and genuine
article, direct from him, may nlwriys be found. 1
shnll not reduce the price of this article at retail, hut
to persons who may purchase to sell again. I will sell
at such a price as will be considered a very liberal d:s
count. H C Me NEMAHA.
ENGLISH ANNUALS FOR 183L
IANDSCAPE ANNUAL, illiistrnted hy 2d clc
-A gant engravings and handsomely bound.
The Musicnl Rijou. an Album of music, poetry and
propa, and illustrated by many splendid engravings
Tim Remembrance, edited by Rnscoe, with many
handsome engravings and beautifully bound.
The Iris, a literary and religions otlering, with nu
merous fine engravings and bound in silk.
FalstatF’s Comic Annual, illustrated by several hun
dred remarkably humorous cuts to life, and well
bound. For sn ic by
mi.r II ' J. IJ. NASH.
JJIU/A’ SPLKMJII).
A rO|,!,() s (lift, or the Musical Souvenir
x\ The Keepsake I'rancais
The Talisman
The Literary Souvenir
The Amulet
Juvenile Forget Me Not
New Yenr’s (Sift
Hood’s Comic Annual
(I /' All hnndmnicly bound in silk. Sic., mul with
splendid Engravings, from tbe first artists in the
world—all juat imported, and now offered for sale, for
the first time in Richmond, by J. II. NASH,
to.ir . >
London Annuals for 1831.
rIMIK Ami i i t—A Chri tian and litlerary Reinem
S brnnr r, by S. C. Hall, with twelve fine engra
vines.
Tub ICkki’s ikb—Kdited by F. M. Reynolds—
eighteen splendid platen
Tub Comic Asmmi.— Ily F. Hood
'I’iik Litbii.ahv S.irvBNiH—Ily A. A. Walls—
twelve fine plates
Tiit Nbw Vbaii’h (in r, or JtjvKMr v, Soi v» Ntn—
fly Mrs A. Wat’s—nine plates
Tiib JrvKMt.B FnnoBT Mb Not—Ily Mrs. S C.
11'ill—twelve plates.
Just received, and for sale by
mar 2d R J. SMITH.
Webb’s Segnrs.
I A 1 ki W 4 of Webb’s Hiiperfiuo yellow se
1 "F,"F"F"F gars, so mttrh approved of. p>.-i
received and for sale. .IAS. WINSTON,
mnr If)
Clovcmectl, Whiskey, Hugur, A<.
: \\f K ere ibis morning receiving ey ftie Steam
v T boat Norfn k, from Baltimore,
100 bushels first quality rluverserd, and
20 hhds Biltimoro whiskey.
And by the Srlir Ra h ml. from New York,
10 hlids N« w Orleans sugar, and
12 do Porto Rico molasses, of superior quol
ily. for sale by RALSTON A PLKA SANTS,
mar 1
Whiskey sintl C’olVef.
Hilda Ball inioro whiskey
md\.f Hi hags .lava coffee.
Laudurg. for sale, hv
-P t^'A JMVfcNPOJlT. -M^y L'j.
to thhsojys ly rinaiJYM,
Owning Military Lands in Kentucky.
V Live III Hickman county, Kentucky, at Colombo* or’ lien
*- Ranks, on tne Mississippi Itiver; l am the surveyor of the
' ifspnirt Militaiy hands on State Establishment, and have sur
veyed a good many of them south westthe Tennessee «iv> r,
since th.. death of my predecessor, M.ij Win. Crogban;—I am
a^ent ft.r a nnmliei id p«-rvuis mvnin. those kinds, and would
Willingly act for others who may think proper to entrust their
hu-mess with me. I am pmbahly better acquainted with Use
••luatinii of loose lands, than any other per, m. he that as it
may, they want atien*ioi»; and whether they rnq loy me i*r not,
I would advise the owners to pay immediate attention in them’
some nl winch have l»eei» pi laged of their timber, some have
Iteeu entered as Warrant Lauds and persons living on them,
and the occupant laws of out state may, after a while, put th*
Qwneis to considerable expanse and trouble I have guarded
many of tho>e lauds as well as I could, without having more
authority J hrie ate large bodies ol those Military Lands ly mg
together, and but few persons living on them, sum; with l*a.r»,
hut inure squatti-is, not calculated toeni auce their value. Tin n
:te ten or twelve miles square of those land*, near me, oi which
i would advise the owners 'knowing iteo h*. for their interest,/
to sell a small part, say two or three hundred acres out of each *
1.000 acie tract, even at n low price, and I ntn confident, that
m two or three year* it would enhance the value of the halm e
to double or ttenle what the whole tract would be woith, so re
main ns it now m Orsons buying and setthi,, on | ait, would
take rare of the balance anil induce Tit he r- ti come into the
neigliouiliood. and it is a settlement that ;iv*» value to land.
I would act as agent for t.wners of Units t u the t uml.cilaml
•nd Tennessee livers, as well as south we.-l ol Teutie.se*.
where I live, uti as good terms as any one who wdl attend a. he
ought, to the liU'inr**. I shall give no references lor recom
mendations; I am well known in Kentucky, nub have *omc ac
quaintances in toy Mime state, \ irgima; il |'i-r«.cns have not
confidence in m*, I ho i.ot tlesue their husmess; if I get no
agencies, I am willing to spend a trifle in giving the owners of
those lands, tins tiolue. Theie .ire many ol the Military
Lands sooth west of the Tcnncsiee river, stmt are interleicii
with by Treasury Warrant chit . s, ami are in | o«sp-jion of the
l laimatits or their Tenant*, some of which are not worth a law
.uit in the ! ederal f.’iaut, no I it ( <mgre.-. art- tliq.-i c I to do
justice tnwatds the Oti'iceis and Soldiers of the Virginia State
Line, they should Miller the o.-. i.et> tu withdraw them and pro
cure scrip for the linniinl of thcii Warrants, or they will rer
lainly he m a worse situation than those who neglected to locate
heir warrant., at all. RICHARD TAYLOR, Jr.
Columbus, Hickman county, Kv Jan. 2i», 1831.
mar 11 - law l(h
THRESHING MACHINE.
WE intend exhibiting one of Henry C Atwood’s
Patent ItnproTed Trekking Machine , in this
:ity in a few weeks: said Mach ine was patented Jan
tary 23d, 1-3'J. This machine is simple in its struc
ture, and in no way liable to get out of order. We
:a.i thresh by hand power. 50 bushels per dav, and
with one or two horses, will thresh from 1 to3bU bush
t-Is per day, as occasion may require. This Machine
• as been acknowledged by all who have seen its ope -
ration. to be decidedly the simplest, cheapest and best,
jf any one * ver offered to the public. Cos* of the
ibove machine, together with the horse pow er, will
not exceed one hundred dollars. We have certificates
with the names of hundreds of the most respectable
men of this, as well as other States. We having pur
chased the right from Mr. Atwood, lor the State of
Virginia, now offer to sell individual or county rights.
IIART &. SNYDT.IL
Caution to th> Public.
The subscribers having purchased the right for the
State of Virginia, to make and sell Henry T. Atwood’s
Patent Improved Tlir< shing Machine, and a person
named Clark, having infringed said right, by subsc
qt ently constructing u Machine on the same principle,
and appointed agents to dispose of them in said State;
we hereby caution all persons not to purchase said
Threshing Machine, from any others than the subscri
bers, or their authorized agents, as they claim the le
gal right to furnish them, St agreeably to advice taken
train legal counsel, they will bring suits against any
one who violates their right. JOHN M. HART.
JOHN SNYDER
Tinea stle, March 31, 1831--c3t
R I E G O.
This thorough bred horse will stand
tie ensuing season at mv farm called Mu.
•humps, in the county <>( Hanover, Smiles
tiom the court house and 1G from Hicli
aiuml—Season to «v.mrru:n:u* the 15<h of Feb. and ex
pire tli* 15th of July —price ?0 dollars, payable by
fifteen, if paid by the Utter period—thirty dollars »o
insure—pasturage gratis, but no responsibility for
accidents or escapes. Itiego is a black, full sixteen
liar.(Is high, and possessed of great bone and muscle.
1 wo of Kicgols colts have been trained, and each of
them gave strong evidences of capacity for the turf:—
One of them won her sweepstake in line style, over
the Cumpficld course, and could not now he purcha
sed of her owner for a thousand dollars. lli<-go was
got by Francisco, (esteemed by the late Mr. Mingo,
one of the best horses ever trained at his stable,) his
darn by the imported horse, Young Sir Peter Teazle,
grand dam the imported mare Csstranirc, (dsm of Sir
Archy,) g g by Rockingham, g g g Tabitha, by Trent
ham, g g g g by Bosphorus, Coalition C.dt, Burtard,
g g g g Ac, I.ord I sigh's t harming Molly. Francisco
v. as got by the imported horse Ilambleton, his dam
Nightingale, by Chanticleer, g dam Winguryfeet, by
dolly Roger, g g dam Melponnne, by Burwell’s Trav
eller, g g g dam Virginia, by Mark Anthonv, g g g g
dam the imported mare Polly Byrd, by Aristotle." It
is thought unnecessary to go further with the pedi
gree, us that already given proves Kiego to he one of
the best bred horses now extant.
N. 11. Mares vtill.be fed at '5 cents per day.
feb ll»w8wc II. DAVIS.
Tin: IM > • . I.D MUTISM.
YOUNG TRUPS'IIi.
nriUl* stand tho ensuing seasonal his former
ntnnd, Rarhouraville, m the county of Drang *,
lie has been shewn this winvr at Richmond, in
the presence of hundreds of th» heft judges in Vir
ginia, and was universally admired ii r his fine form.
Trutlle is sixteen hands high and seven years old.
nnd has proved lutnself n most extraordinary sure
foal getter. Not one of tho eighty odd mares put to
him have failed, tv it bin the I, now led o of tl.e aubscri
her
The season will commence on the loth February
and terminate on the let day of July. Terms ns
heretofore—Forty dollars to he discharged by thirty
if paid within the season. Fifty dollars insurance,
undone dollar t a the flrcom, io be paid when the
mure u; hroiight or taken away The best nnd tno. f
extensive pastu age, is set apart, exclusively for the
mares sent to Truille; and the m ires may he fed wnh
wliut they will ent, at twenty five cents n day, nnd
C»rooms nt the village, u lire dollars n month. Any
one putting live mares with him, the pric.* of one
will bo remitted. ll. \V. YAdKIl,
for
Dow HARBOUR.
B irh nr le, Feb. t ' '1 ft4
■ > UN A\V A Y. — \Vns eoinmitted to the Jim of Jot
■ f<Tflon County.on 'lie Mb day of (trtoher. Id \
ns a ronnwny slave a negro man who calls himself
D.A\ U. Said rr.gre says th t lie belongs In the willow
Dunlap, near Staunton. \ a. lie is of dark complex
toil, about .'»* _vears ol ng«. » fret “ nr ft inelies high
and bus lost llie g»rr of Ins rigfil hand. The
owner Of sold ^ave is requested to come forward,
prove properl y. pay din ryes, and take him itwav—
otherwise he will lie deposed of as the law directs.
THOMAS C KIDDS. Jailor
( hnrlcstown. Iter. 1, 18.10. If)—wltm
(’0.7/// CO.ll.H CO.ILH!
PR! IIK Subscriber ha.*: the pleasure to inform his
JL customers and the evizens generally, that he is
receiving a good supply et Coni hy tin* C*nnl, which
will bo nohl nt the old priC" of 111 cents per bushel
Order* left nl Ins D;lice, or Coal Yard on the Dock.
, will bo punctually oHeml ’d to.
* /Vji’Va? r^vpis chiw
MAP OF VIRGINIA.
MPHM copies remaining on hand, are directed lu b*
'•old n? Iiie very low prices of $10 for th« large,
cud $ l for the small Map; both are mounted upon
rolh r". and in a portable form At these prices, it is
improbable that many copies will long remain for
sale.
Comp’etc sets of the Virginia Reporters, from 18*0
t<> the present tune; flenutg's Statutes. at large;
Journal of the Convention of 1774-j. and of' the
II -use of Delegates, from 177*5 to 1700, inclusive,1
may also be had upon the lowest terms, at the Capi
tol in Richmond, of
\VM. II. RICIIAUDSOX.
mnr It!—6fc librarian.
NEW LINE OF COACHES.
Iti'/mi'intl, Scottu-ifle and Staunton Jit a it Corji :
rK'HIES new lino of Coaches will co;n-j
-*■ tneuce running on Saturday, the 2d Hay
i.f Aoril n^vt It will rim bv Powells, (i.it.ch- i
land (h urt Ilattrc. George**, TinHey wile Colum- i
bin, Winn’s tavern, to Sooisvillv, ti. nee bv i
Mount Israel t(* Now York, wiicro it inter
• o line from Chailottsville to Staun
ton; and thenc* to Lexington Mid Guyandoite. This
r--n;re will leave Richmond Tuesday-, Thursdays,
a: i Saturdays, and return Sundays. Wednesdays,
i'-nd Fridays. Thus the Public will have u
< oucli- s six times a week tbrougn to Stauut- n and
(•uyaudutle: v*z. ti»r* o tuiiCs a week by Tmsleyville 1
• ttavil . id threi time* by £c«tt e .... ,
!*.•■.> \ *rt;. making a da. y !.;)•• fr. m RiekmonH to;
Guyandoite on t.io Ohio river. Sunday* extsutid
/. ■ . • • • i rusel at O rgt the line j
k fr»*m FrcdericksLurg to {
I' lMiiville, Prune Ldward Court House, Hampden j
S.dnev College, itic <fcc. &c. wlr.cli i\i.! give to
Public m this section of *hc S ate the acc* mmo- j
n t • ■ • ng f ■ -
'me will n'so : ‘erse the line running from Lynch* j
at M t 1st
mar . EDWIN P<HtTER.
• I ^ I i r< him* line ot 4 Norse Pont t from
D- Richmond to Orange Court House. and liar
risouburg, via Louisa Court House. lias gone into
:'•ration, and will con. imte without failure.
ninil will dose at* Richmond on Tuesdays am!
nd Saturd isely at * • .• .. j*. M
the fcti.ge start at 4 Vclhek. A. M on Wedn"B-1
J iys ami Sundays— uve Orange Court House on
Sundays and W ednesdays at 3 o'clock. I*. M.. and
arrive at Richmond,i n Mondays and Thursday's at 5,
1*. M. This line ot stages will make a junction at
Orange Court House with the Alexandria hno of
stages carried by William Smith to Lynchburg—pas
sing in its nortiicrii direction bv Culpeper^ Court
Mouse. ]■ attquicr Court Homo it W'arrcnt.• n-^at
which latter point, it wid moot with the \V:nche-ti r !
line—by which a dir ct conimum ntion is allbnLd
to tin* town of \Vheeding on the Ohn river.
At Louisa Court House. « - 11 .-r; ont.urg mail ‘
is taken from the Orarge Court 11 use mail, and}
a til iii s-«me short time, be carried by a 2 hoi so j
stage, of vhicli due no ice will be- gu/or.: at present it 1
:s carried on horseback.
The public are assured that the h -t horses and ‘
most experienced dnv. rs null be constaut'y in service, 1
and every exertion used to make the lino comfortable
and expeditious.
Fore to IoOtiitta Court House 3 dollars—to Orange!
Court II t:?c t 50 cut-.—A'i intermediate di-tan*'
ces 6^ cents p».r mile.'—Stage i dice at tine \\ asb
ington Hotel.
Passengers will ente r tin ir names before 3 o'clock
P. M-. «>n Tuesdays ond JSattirdsys
mar 23—lawfiw .1X0 M PR’CFI
4 nohmma
UJ H I. stand the ensuing season at my farm, nine milet f om
Richmond, directly on the stage mad leading horn tiiat
place to Fredericksburg, and know n as Hall Sink
li n> not saying too much, (for I snhmti it to the candor of
every gentleman ic-jnamte I with th • facts, to sustain me m the
assertion.) when 1 »ay, that his t It- an* universally arkuow
ledger!, to po>«e«s as much sje, ttrength, an ! iteautv, as an)
colt* that have ever lieen produced hy an) rie in Virgi*
nia i know jeveral, that cannot lie j re-hated for loss than ri
ven nr eight hnndred dollars; anil I have, myself, been offered
$1,000 tor one at veat old— the estimate at v.lueh they are
bel.hhy their owners, I take to he the strongest recommendation
that can he offered in I ehail of untried cults.
The season will rominen:c on the loth of February, and ter
ninat** on the 1st of July. Term* ns heietnfun\ Fifiy Holla,*,
to l.e duel arged t v the i ivmr.it of 'I'hirty live, at anytime
•urng tnc se.uon, S’vy Hollar* iitsiiiaucr; One Hollar to the
* •' mi, which is expert!-i, Cithei when the mare «s brought, m
taken away.
I vien-ive pastures are provi and mares fed i ’gul.nl/
nta>* otherwise directed, at tw ei iv-fivr cents a dov.
< ii-nih iium who sent maics last year hv the sea*nii in Hoi to
nn, fti.i* did n il pr-'.i* hi In il, (■! any there he an* inlorim I tii.it
thrv run he sen* ttgam; and i o i natke trade tor me service* ot
the llnrse, unless ihfv should j nn e in t a;, or m other word*,
tin* iti.tr:** w di he insured at the price PI the see,-on
JOHN >1 ROTTS
rite l.diior* of the Finite al \icn i and I'rtersluug lutelligen*
rcr, will please iti«ert the aoove twice a week, in their respec
tive pipers for eight wrrke, and fotward their arrounts, to the
subscriber. J ft] |{.
Sill U J1 A II L t; s.
l itis distinguished foal-gett< r, whose
• '••Its are oftencr w inners, and more f’f
*’iiem selling than those of anv other hnr*
Ises got in America, and a’ high r prices,
''ill stand this spring, at my • able m the county ot
Chesterfield, within I mile uf Moody'a tavern, 18 from
Petersbirgh,nnd 22 from Richmond, and is now at his
stand, ready to serve Mares, at dO dollars t^e leap, ard
1.1 dollars the season, payable the 1.1th .lulv next,
wlien it will expire Seventy Dollars to injure a Mare,
payable as soon as slie is known to he in foal, or par
ted with 1 Dollar to the groom for carb mare, to h;
paid when she is sent to the horse. Pasturage gratis,
which for quality and quantitv, i.s very desirable, being
ill well enclosed, and well watered. Kvery rare will
htf taken to prevent arcidenls, hut no liability for any
that may happen. Servants sent will be found without
elmrge, ami mares with or without cohs, well fed, if
desired, at 25 cents * day.
My son, George IV. Johnson, will reside on the
plantation, and wdl attend himself particularly to all
orders.
SIR Cll Alil.KS is full 15 hands ,1 inches, 1.1 years
edit this spring, ami of a fine chcsnilt colour; lie n-. vef
was in higher health, nor was there ev*r.a surer foal*
getter, nor w as any horse ever more ad Hired for form,
beauty ami commanding appearance, lie has breo
sn idlcn advertised, that I com - lor it unnecessary to
state again his numerous and successful race*. The
records of the different Jockey Clubs will shew that
his colts are performing c'rr the I'urfwrtb unequalled
success, and hy their performances are doing much to
-ustain the high reputation of their sir*-; who was got
by Sir Arehy, his dam by the imported b r»e Citizen,
vvbo was by I’aeolct, hr by (flank, and lie by (e>Hol
phin Arabian; bis grand dam Commutation, “imported
Dare Devil, imported Old Shark, imported horse Old
I'earnauglit, imported mare.Irony Dismal, got by old
Dismal.*' MM. K. jOHfi}*Ojf,
It- v* X'4*l hi-ri
C >.'iimittou to the jail of Goochland Coun
▼ * ty, »he *th day of June. 1830. n negro man
who cars himself Dob. Goldman, and my* he is a fre#
man, that ho was bound tu iNclmn Vaidervall. and
s.-rv< d his np|jrrnticc.‘l«:p to lorn as a shoemaker, in
the City of Richmond, that lie afterwards worked at
sail! trade, with Cooke &. Ryan, in said City. IIo
i* about 37 years old. brown complexion, about 5 feet
J inches high—he is quite sensible, and ran read and
write. The owner, if any. is requested to prove
property, pay charge*, anil take him away. otherwise
he will be dealt with as tin- law directs
w LEWIS, Jailor, lor
)an Cl wiaw_WM DOLLING. SherilT.
BROiQKm K RACES,
SPRING MEETING,
c*>ii.ii»«?nce he last Wednesday in April,
» v tiie 2 <th proximo, and continue four days.
1st d.iy—two Races—a Sweepstake and Poststake.
^Uiacribeis to Sweepstake—mile heats—entrance
^2i«a—ln.1 fu ft it:
.\A.N».n Robinson, Jas \V. Wintree,
* *I* Johnston, Jsham Puckett.
, ^obscril-erd lo Poststake—mile heats—entranco
^100—play nr pay:
Tuo. Watson, Tun. D. Watson,
}'°- Jas. M Sklden.
Wm R JoiiNsorv,
* ! *i'a' * rupr ct.-r o Purse £200—two mile heats.
.Id day Jockey Club Purse £500—three mile hcata.
-li.i daj—tv\o races—annual Posistakc and Sweep.
% Sul’Trtb Ta to Post stake—two mho hcata— puj^o
>22*»:
V 1 }}' f!v),!'* J J. Harrison,
.*! Sm.iua, \V m Wynne.
Tuo. \Vaw>n,
•* ,J- r4:i r- t Sweepstake for 4th day—.jnile
lien's—eii'r.ince £50:
Tuo Wat-on’ \Vm Ball,
1 ;i<>. biiu’t Ricnn Adaus.
*1*110 ]J \\ ATS0N,
ISIIAM PUCKET,
_7r‘Z[ IP ~ »W9t ^_PROPRIETOR
TREE-HILL RACES.
hrst Sprng Meeting will commence the
second Tuesday in May next, 10 of the month.
Uf day—Sweepstukc—mile heats—entrance £lQ0
—half forfeit
SUBSCRIBERS:
1 J no. Mingy., 7 Jno M Botts,
*4 O; P Hark, 8 Tus Branch,
^ 'i II .Minge, 9 J}. Moody.
' .T>° D Ivkruy, 10 Wm. F Wickham,
•j J. M. Selden II A Armstrong,
6 W M- Wynne. 12 Cii C. Graves.
•2d day— Proprietor's purse—two mile heats—J3O0.
1 day—Jockey Club Purse-—,000—four mile
heats *■
4th day—I’o-t-'ake—provided four or more sub*
scr.be's r - i.'rained at £50 each, to be added to the
pur.** «»1* £250.
from the lumber of horses expected at Tree
le d the week some interesting
races may be made and run.
J- AT. SELDEN*, Proprietor.
X. B. I here is now open a Swpepstake for 3 years
o;d—entrance £100—4 subscribers required—throe
already down—to close the 1st cf April—(mile heats.)
mi' 12—2nw9» J M. S.
, , WSSVSRV IWN,
FFIliIS I A\ KRN. situat'd in the Ci'y of Rich
JL monti, on 17'h, or V&Hev Street. and for many
y*’»rs in the occupancy of Mr. Claiborne L. Thomaa,
lias Leon recently taken by the subscriber?.
The p.ib ic are rcsp-ctfuily informed, that they are
felly prepared to entertain company; and that every
endeavor v. ill bo used to give entire sati.faction.
A cor tinuancc of the patronage of the Western
I rad*-rs in St<>ck. and ot the former customers of
tl"' S ai'i| coneifk'iy. n particularly solicited.
...1 I •• hot s» - b* longing to the establishment aro
Milder j.ii. g c.tii-iderahlo repair and improvement;
and having sundry large Lots, substantially enclosed’,
and conveniently arranged, they can afford accom
modations tor every kind ot S'nck. and to any extent
that may be desired. JOHN WYSE.
mar CSMJic d2t NERIAH BARNES.
To Till; PUBLIC.
rr^lli. Cop nr nersliip heretofore existing under the
firm ot Kyles and Caperron. expired by limita
tion on the CIst February l3st. Those who arc in
debted to that concern. inu»l pm/
JAMES KYLE,
JOSEPH KYLE,
T. 11 C APERTON.
Tii • subscribers ivili continue the business at tlieir
old stand, Sycamore street. It would he, perhaps,
useless to cr.umi rate tli*» number of packages, or the
variety of natne?. which fancy and fashion has given
»o the different etylrs of goods. But we do say, m
'he broadest srn^e ot the word, that for variety, cx
* -ni and taste. hi the s-’Iection of goods, particularly
I ‘br the Peti r.-hurg market, we nre not surpassed by
! any house south of the Potomae. That we can anil
tri// sell us cheap, appear? evident, from our hereto
fore numerous customers. We solicit a continuance
1 of tb.cir patronage to tbu new concern
JAMES KYLE.
T. II. C A FERTO.V
1 . A.ways on hand—Be! mg Cloths, warranted
equal to any on Hie continent; Cigars in |, and A
b -xi -. approved Brandy, pale Sherry, and genuine
‘1-1 Fort W no, in buttles, particularly selected for
this tn tract. ap 2—•Jawbi c
Pgt 1st April. 1031.
Sports of the Pit.
V.M -MN ot C cks. will b.- taught at Northan.;
ton Court House, North Carolina, fur '.'CO
null ? t till on each hade to commence on Wedm ' .j
tt.e Kl.li ef A.t:! n’X'. and con nine four day,—
Each party to show twenty live Cocks
mar ;t0—.’mvvt
ffoffc E. "
f virtue of a deed of inut, fweciiiert by Nelson Carv to
1 * ' - . , - . i Dec 1830, recorded >n
it’.’ elctk.’ rft’. e* ef Hrm:ro iind of t heiterfield, will N, v.|<i
at s«c*"-t. at t v- -rin^fi,-’ • re«t in llrnrico, on Monda\ Uv
*5,h tn-i . -Ms f. II on th» mat fair day.) iever.il vatuaHb
' - ■ *. -« '!' lie ' • 'f re.,I, ••*pi«o«e t i * |,r Ttmo biebel* .and *
rui-.-l el brnii,-, , i i an" kitchen furniture - also, at tire ( (ia|
’* nr* * ivcpi, if* < hfMirSHd, on l hnr«»fay, 1I10 31$t in»'.vtffo
mtcrr.l el sai l ( ary. I>nin one undivided third, ■«> a t art
ef lard in ( hesirrfirl I. *opp<««. \ to ennta n 100 acre*, adjot-mz
1 ‘ ' vwnehiHaii n maw, f Hrg|crann Hancock;
1Pipp’* estate, and of David Stanford and others!
l he irrios will i-e ra*h for «um« ,,f f>0or |r,^ 0|) |afRr, ,0„,,
’ rreiiil ot *ix isop,h«—t«on with approved see,inly lo tm
i;tvrr>, and ilw uile to the I so I retained unitl paytnen'.
Foe ntiovr dred pmn if. for die creditor* of N*I*on Carr
and of N Carv At Co , trnerallv, who .hall come m *,.i| n>ahw
, tlteaaaclve* plrtie* therein I ln-y are tutrrhy require I tor<yn#
in. within Hirer month* from Ibt* dale. H, 111 lui>r..v
Manrhe.irr, *V] urh M. I III Jaw t*
.1 . Fite sab-in. the Springfield Fits ir p -stpon-d io
Saturday, O'h \pni next. tl RHODES
•P ; I *
V’ i > i1. > i. \ , . \ jj
f-ce-f 1 ’. e J.-,3 \VlV>!uN.
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