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Ho be continued.

A duel was fought on the 18th ult. in
the fate of Georgia, between Gen. James
Taekfon and Col. Robert Watkins in con-
fequence OF a rencounter which took place
at Louifville the roth. A Mr.. Collier
was fecond TO the General, and MIR.
Ralph S. Philips fecond TO the colonel
The duel was fought abou, mile from
Waynetborougl,, in Burke county. At
the fifth fhot colonel Waikins's bali took
effect, having entered the General little
above the right hip. 1t feems that this
duel was preaicatsd upon FIVE years
private and political animoiity. The
Generals ply dcians afford ianguine hopes
of his recovery.
/p.to.H,~o AK
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Electoral Colleges was to be held the i 9Th
May ar Milan, 10 decide on the quefion,
Shall Bonaparte continue PRECEDENT Of thar
Republic for lite
The following paragraphs from Callen-
der's paper cannot but afford tome little
amufemenr.
THE TAXES.
The queliion has often been aked by
federaI;as, if the internal taxes are repeal
ed, how is the government 10 be f.pport-
ed? The administration has iurniiLed
an unequivocal anfwer: the ,etrenohmen,s
Of unreeeilary expences the favlngs al
ready efetted exceed the nett product ST
all The internal taxes, more Than three
hundred houiand dollars Lei tie teGf-
,alsfs PIT .thxEe f5iags fegetbsr.--
Demo. PAP.
Ii is often much eaiier 70 ak queltion
than to rsfolyeis. The republicans beat
ed oft their having eaablilhcd a pyoyiGon
for difeharging the natioral debt. They
are to pay ievsn millions Of dollars Fer. an
mum, or fome fuch fun, for we ihave not
leiiu1e juf now TO look into the law. -But
7obere is The money 10 eeme fr0m ? The
commiGioners are authorized to borrow it.
This, TO be fure, is fine method of diff
charging public debts. Lend me a ,gaiar4
4u1IA Ply Jou tzyeaty Filings! In
FIVE words, few quaok expedients mue
be rsiorssd TO, in order, if pcaible, to f.
cure the approaching election.
To have read Smiths ridiculous para
graphs upon this law for difeha.ging the
public debt, ore would have thcughs that
Jupiter was once more defending in a
lhower o.. gold. After recovering from
the .frA rsomentary BURT Of afonihment,
we diieovered that the principles Of the
difeharge was founded upon the aqJE6iAly
.efa lsau; for fmoney cannot be borrow
ed, the laid fsven millions year ucver
cau.be pau. Perhaps we are partly mil
taken; but there is ihrewd fufpiciQn of
Our being WoeiuAy IN the fi8es.. :.
The paragraph which gave fie to theie
remarks, appears very plainly to decide
the queaion. Il ieems TO lay that the re-
venue IS richer Than II formerly was oy
three hundred ttiol'a'ia oo,iaIs pst anauh.
And this lun' citizens OF Virginia Is %
alieharge your national aeos. 1es' IL
will when 9 fParrow thaii PECK through
mil. tone, and ny : MOI one momen' loon na
give away your North Weitefa territory
It he, we lay lhinks ,o'nefwAs' Why' 40
eoubf, you 1sgff 0<1fe0e ~
2'eS. 6sf'
Defending payagrafbM rvAtcb 6f ma
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FRENCf1 NET OD1-ISs
Army OF ST. DoMINGo.
PROCLAMATION.
Maa-Quarters at tie Cape, azd
Prayial, JJ&uae TO- lct6 gear.
The general in chief Of the colony OF St.
Domingo, to its inhabitants.
Ca&ms,
Toufaint was confpirator this you
will be Judge of by the incloied letter di-
ret.ct 10 citizen Fontaine. ] iholght It
mr. du.y no. 10 endapger the tranquility
Of the colony. cauied him to be aHeited
and embarked, and / iend alm 10 France
where he is TO account Tor his conduc' 10
me Flelch government. In another letter
directed to citizen Fontaine, be discharges
syineettises agsinf gen. Chrittophe,
ana he complains thar general Deiialines
has asandoned him
He forbids Sylla to lay down his arms,
aad the ,uiiisat to work on any plan
tation, bu, ihoit iatended fer provihors.
Hsfent enc OF his acccmpiices ro gen.
Dsia,ines, 10 induce him not 10 fubmit
with good faith.
He depends much on MaGret, in ST.
Marx he is arrefed.
ihaye lnfisscd puniibment upon that
milcreant; and j order all The generals
Of diviacn cfthe army TO compell all the
eulfisaiors who are Gill in arms, inthe
mountains, TO retire TO their duty.
The eultivators are not the mofi guilty
- hele thar miled them-in COME
quense q which every commaadant of
the national guard, every officer, overfeer
or PLANTER who ihall be found in an armed
MEETING, mall immediately be fhot.
Asto the inhabitants Of Emery, / or
der that they hall be Immediately difarm-
cd, TOT having been 70 tardy in iubmllion.
General Brunei hall cauie this order TO.
be executed.
The chief ofthe general faff fhall caule
rns pIelent order, together with general
iouiiant's letter to be printed, publiihed
& pofed and he will, with all fpeed poi-
Z n0ls, tSnd II to the whole army through
cui the colony.
lSisnedl .LEcLERC.
lesy FIR tralTou6ant's-Lette,.
To Citizen Foafalae.
You give me no news. You endeavcy
10 nay az the Cape as long as you can.
II IS laid that general lie Clerc is in
''afs OF bad health at Tortuga this ycu
mutt be very particular abou, informing
me OF. Q.
Youmua fee , for arms from Anne
fical Hsavils.* J AS TO the -four. for we
DIE IN want of fomc of the lalt kind, it
Sug0s not to be fent without pafing thro'.
s : that we mayknow The Depot where
Knight De placed with fafety.
n yoa lee the general in chief, tell him
''aliyely, that the ouIyiyators WON'T obey
n ,ue. 41ey want TO make rhem work at
n :. bus the oysIfser ought no, to do
l ak you if we can bri5e fome of the
attendants ofthe general in chief, that we
4Ilgo' Tree D., t he would be very
,,slui to Us, through his credit both in
america and tsme qrbere eJls.
!, Inform Gengembre thar he NUT not
, .s the Borgne, where it is neceGary
'-' :, Tue culsivators ihoul1 rot work.
, ~ii'e g, e NE at the plantation Nsiar.
, iOuSSAINT LOUvERTURE.
: re .r coz, fsem Ike er;saal.
-. me general of diyiGon, chief of the
ss'siai faif Of the army.
DUGUA.
States. -'0' " " Nouyille, the United
.aip, so II, to mean Dsvsleourt, enc Ct 1ouf
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/" If tbe recorder l6aH o6fAm, an3 al
tysfeut If prom5es far 70 e6tGm, an {.
isniGve eirealalou IN Virginia TIE paf,iofs,
upou both ifaes, at TIE next elefi0a tor Pre-
1if4eat qpsll, indeed, meet aunb very cool
reception from The people. mr. I'D ma
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aIsranDrta apUertissg..
MONDAY, july II.

Accounts from the Italian Republic
mention, that conyocation Of the three
Eleetorsl Colleges was to be held the 9Th
May al Milan, 10 decide on the queRion,
Shall Bonaparte continue PRECEDENT Of thar
Republic for life
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The following paragraphs from Callen-
deI's paper cannot but afford tome little
amufemenr.
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Forty !, Dollars Reuard
Stop the Villain ! w.

Kan away from the fubicr;h..
month of December lat, l;ks ,l N IN the
man, named BEN, IS years Of 3oa Nes'a
dark complexion, 5 feet Q or 49, IS Of
high has fmall fear under on. inches aS,:
eyes (which not rccolleaed) sI(o I' his
ore on his brealt, occayoned BY !. 'S'5e
when a child, and has lott two 81 l.. pq'n
teeth. His clothing is unknown W. ~ lore
as he has been hired to MIR. Iobr w 10 me-
ikln, of Alexandra, tor three year, n lOsS'
a ferry man, ard believe him 10 b t"T as
bored in or aboat Alexandra or III. a vi
Of Warrington, by brother of his ~, wy
ed Hellon) who ALTO ierved the faid Ho '..l'
Kin as a ferry-man at the fame time
whom the iaid HodgIin has lately en .'.9
cipated. The above reward will h. '' y,
to any Perlon who delivers me the ,5 @.4
defcribed villain in the town of Colsb. ,s
ter, or Thirty Dollars, if iecured n ~.
Jail in Maryland or Virginia. -!
All matters of veilels and Others ar. e.
bid to harbor Or carry off fad fellow w.. ;.
their peril. .
JOHN H. MANLEY,
Colchefer, Nav IL. eo1n
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dim
LAND FOR SALE.

BY virtue Of a power in me
veRed, will be fold at public auction be-
fore the door OF Prince William court
houfe in the town of Dumfries, on the
fr9 Monday in July next at II O'Clock,
for cath, that valuable TRACT of LAND,
iituate in the fame county near Bacon Race
meeting -houfe, containing about five
hundred acres, part Of a feven hundred
acre patent granted TO James Peake, and
which FIVE hundred acres ofland was lately
the property of Haac Mc'Pherfon, under
appreciate made of Thomas Swan of Alex
andria.
ABRAM HEWES.
June 8. ddf
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Iue1ltp Dollars Rezuard.
Nav 4.

1 lDCitGV DOtGGtio NcUUtIi II.
RAN AWAY from the fubfcriber, on
the 1T May, PATTY, a likely Negro
wench, about twenty years Of age: ihe
has been brought up in the houfe, is a
good fsamareis, &,Yery capable: among
variety OF clothes, fhe has purple fluff
petticoat, fine blue cloth jacket, cord
ed dimity jacket and coat, plain muffin
gown, handfome worked muffin dc. a
plain do. both well made, q white camel
hair ihawls with netting, fine white COT
ton aockings, feveral pair, and pair-o
white elk do. a handfome black hat, neat
lhoes and other cloathing. She went off
with Negro fellow the property ofMr.
Philip Fitzhugh he is about "A years Of
age, s. feet high, well fet, inclined to
be corpulcnt, tawnsy complexion, lively
coun,enance, and fpeaks difinttly, though
quick he is an excellent joiner. He
took with him pair of new brown calf.
mere pantaloons, round upper jacket of
the fame cloth, a green broad cloth coat,
with a blue velvet collar, a handfone
fwanfdown waiftcoat, with mettIe buttons
new black hat, new ihoes, fine white
cotton hockings, green pantaloons, and
other cloathing. The above reward will
De paid to any perfon who hall lodge
them in any Jail, either in Maryland or
Virginia, and ample compensation made
FOR any other trouble or exPence.
SARAH THORNTON,
May 7. 60 near Alexandria.
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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
ALEXANDRIA COUNTY.

ALEh ANDNtA SoONAie J
In purfuanee Of an order ofhe
Circuit Cart for the dyqna and eou1J
af0Ylaid, maae BY e0g/ent Of parties in
The cale Of Ike United States; V. S.
Roberf T. Haze q other, in ebaueey, nil
be exbglsd to public ./ak tor rrqdy 1roay
ubou tie 18th day Of June aext, the 1olzoz0-
ing valuabk properly, eoaveyed in trgf Il
The Mb/fnbfrs BY Cal. Job1 Fitzgerald,
lafe Of this tozUn, deeea/ed, ViS:----
A Water Lot commonly call
ed Fitzgerald,s Wharf, lying upon the
lenth hde Of King ftreet and eaf hde Of
Union areet, and bounded by an alley Of
,ofeet in width, on the fouth from Uni
onfreet to, the water. On this piece OF
ground are erected three Brick Ware
hoafes, "a feet 4 inches in front, AZ feet
deep and three ftories high each--Allo, .
SAIL LOFT above the up per fory -
feet in length and AZ feet wide upon the
Roor--- under one roof Adjoining,
and on the eait Gde of this houie, is piece
Of ground unimproved tie whole length of
the houie, S feet deep, terminating on a
s feet alley, laid out upon the front cfthe-
wharf. From the front of the wharf is a
bier extended into the river 100 feet by
Coin breadth. Appertaining to the pier
is dock IS feet wide on the one Gde and
another rs feet on the other fide.
VIM. HERBERT, 4
Jno. c. HERBERT, l'o''ees'
Nav 8. DIFF
BA K IR q ~
Received from Philadelphia, in the loop.
Eliza, capt. Eveleth,
Flvs Tons IN bars Of dlferentfze
To be fold cheap by the fublcrlber al
his fore on Col. Hooe's wharf.
VIM. HARTSHORNE.
9Th Mo. Is. 60
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GUNPOWD DER.

Baltimore Bellona GunRoudr,
by the quarter cafk. Alto,
Refined Salt Petre, '5yhe quar-
ter cwt. or larger quantity. A conaant
fuppIy of thole articles from the Manufac-
tory, will be kept for fale on the lO~eR
terms, by
LAWRASON e SMOOT.
April S. coon
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IN the cafe Of .70a1e- G11Iaes,
q BANKRUPT.

WHEREAS commiilion of bankrupt
cy was duly awarded and liined sgainit
lanes Gillies, OF the town of Alexandria,
in the diari6t of Columbia, by the name
and the defcription Of James Gillies, on
the 9th day of May, in the year Of our
lord, one thouiand eight hundred and two
And whereas the commllloners in and dy
the faid commiaion named and authorized,
have declared him to be bankrupt; the.
faid cormifioners do1hereby fummon and
require the faid James Stiles perfonally
TO be and appear before the conlmililoners,
in the Eaid commifion named, on Thuriday
the 18th day of this preiont month; or
Thuriday the sd day Of June next, and on
Friday the 18th day Of the fame month,
at Gadiby's Tavern in Alexandra, at 3
o'clock in the afternoon Of each day, then
and there to be examined, and to make
full and true difcovery and dilclofure Of all
his eGfate and effects according to the d..
reaions of the at of Congrefs, entitled,
/" An ad to eitablilh an unitormfyllem OF
bankruptcy throughout the United States, =
at either Of which meetings.the creditors Of
faid bankrupt may attend to prove the
fame, aud thofe who are indebted to the
Eaid bankrupt, or have effects of any kind
in their hands belonging to hin, are not
to pay away or fecrete the fame.
ANHPC ETrr'LI
&c. HERBERT, (CommiFouers.
]. B. NICHOLS,
Tsfe, HENRY MOORE,
Secretary to the eommmJFon.
MAY s. dow
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oA01uaea ana CO.

HAVING obfsrved in your paper bear
ing date the sil inf. publication where
ina certain Baldwin Dade terms me igno-
rant and fupid indeed am really, alto
nithed at his audacity and impertinence,
knowing him not TO poaeis but little more
understanding than one bordering on IDIOT.
lin. He alto obferves thar the fuit men,
Toned in my notice is dsfmiled / grant
is-Bur twas dlfmiiIed ia Fairfax Court
to bring it in a place wheseI Gould come
fooner at juitice, namely the Chancery
Court of Alexandria, which writ has been
ferved fome time Gnce, as will appear by
sshe certificate hereto annexed. AS to the
balance of his publication, aaert il 10 be
fallacious in the extreme.
l mutt beg leave to add, that for the
future fhall not occupy moment of my
time in writing coatradietorily to the ia
bulous aGertions of iaid Dade, whole dia-
$ bolical character is numerically efablifhed.
ROBERT ALEXANDER.
ALEXANDRIA June s, 1907.
Robert alexander AID bis
Trxaees, agama In Chancery.
,B0lazuin Dade,
Writ returned executed. No bill filed.
April rule fuits continued. The. above
fuit is brought in the Circuit Courr Of the
Difrif of Columbia, for ,hecounty of
Alexandria.
GEO. DENEALE, elk.
June II. d
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Valuable Building Lots
In and adjoining the town of Alexandra.
For fale on a long Credit.

.>ou Wednelaqy, the lob day Of June,
4uM be j0la at pa5Ae 4ufFion, on The
pyemlSs,
About forty five acres of
{ LAND, in and adjoining to the town of
Alexanaris, and binding ON Hunting creek.
This land will be divided into fquares, ac-
cording toihe plan of the town, and each
fqaare will be fold fepararely, on credit
of fix, twelve, fifteen and eighteen months
this purchafers giving notes negotiable
In the bank of Alexandria, with apProv-
ed cndorfsrs.
The whole of this land is now encloied
bya poR and rail fence. It's contiguity TO
the town, and its high and healthy iltua-
ton render it amongf the mott defrable
eRates in the nsighborhood for building
lots. On one Of the lots neat and com
modious framed dwelling houie hath been
erected, together with the neceaary out
houles, and on this lot there is a well
OF good water, and a number of fourilhing
trees growing. Some flnall frame houfes
have been er5eed on an adjoining LOT.
The title TO this property is complete,
and conveyances will be made in fee finn
pie when the purchale money is received.
The title papers may be feen, and likewife
a plat of the land and lots, by apply ing
60 the fubfcriber.
JAMES H. HOOE.
AT the fame time and place will behold
a LEASE for thirteen years of twenty ie
ven acres of LAND adjoining the above
tract: fubjett TO a ground rent OF twenty
ieven pounds Per year.
MaY.I7. dim
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Tut reeeivsd from Norfolk,
Z md forJ ak BY The Jubltrber,
Freih Lemons by the box or
retail excellent foft fhel'd almonds and
oranges mulkadel raifns double and
Jingle Glo'Rer cheefe, tamarinds, &c &c.
with 100 bulhels OF Lilbon Salt:
ABEL WILLIS.
May 4.
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% BoCkltIlONo tOK
TIE Turnpike Road from AIcxar,
dYla TO Little RtUey.


in Loudoun county, will be received BY
William Hawthorne for himfelf and Iobo
Thomas ricketts,, in AIexandria-iG,,I
Lacy and Burr Powell in Loudoun David
Hunter and William Riddle in Berklev.
Thomas Hammond and Matthew Frsnss
in Jeferlon; Buhrod Taylor and VIM.
Davidlon in Frederick Samuel Crowd6p
and William Stienberger in Shenandoah,
This being a buGnefs in which the com.
munity may be greatly benefited, aadi;
it has only this day come into my hands,
/ have undertake en- to publilh without core
fulting the other commiiioners as they are
all at a diGance. The law is with m.
and | doubt not will be fhewn by The
other commiilioners, to any perlon ap.
plying. The law requires Ten DolIdrto
be paid at the time of fubicribing.; tie
remaining fun Of Ninety Dollars, on each
lhare, is TO be paid in dividends, as called
for by the PRECEDENT and Directors, tobs
chofen by the stockholders.
VIM. HARTSHORNE.
April 20. co
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April 10.
+ 9 Il n ID,

About two months free, aSlLE I'm
WATCH, with double c2te - NV ~
owner may have her by applying 10 W.
Jacob Leap AID paying charges
une II. eo3 -
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Ten Dollars Re1vaYd.
STOLEN from the fhop of The fub-
icriber, fome day this week,
SIX round back. Chairs,
painted yellow, tip'i with black; the
ieats painted mahogany colour. The a.
bove reward will be paid to any perfon
who will inform me who took them, to be
paid on conviction of the thief.
EPHRAIM EVANS.
June II. d3t
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lUSI RECEIVED,
a COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
c. L A S S,

ConiRing Of elegant cut quart and PITT
decanters, goblets, tumbIers and wire
glaGes, to match; plain half pint, pint int
and quart tunblers, do. quart, pint ana
half pint decantcrs, which will be iold BY
the box, or by retail, on moderate terms
AJ6,
GentIemens fine black Hats
of fupefior quality, do. white with gree"
unders, childrcns' fine do. Of every GO.
lour, and quantity Of well aAotted' low a
priced wool hats, by the box OF by Fs,&N'
JOSHUA RIDDLE,
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THE
Accommodation Codchee,

WILL leave Mr.. Gadfby's City Ia
vern every morning, at half psf four
O'Clock, for Baltimore, to accommodate
our Alexandria friends returning, leaves
Mr.. Evans's, Indian Queen, every morn.
imp at fix O'Clock, and arrives at Alexan-
driathe fame evening.
The Proprietors will not undertake to
promile as much as the Mail Pilot, which
runs but 5o.miles per day, although It is
Eaid TO Pilot the Mail, which runs from
SO to a 100 miles per day.
The PROPRlETORS.
June 9. dot2aW
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Wanted 7D125eda0leZV,
A white or black woman, to
to do the houfe. work in a fmall family
Enquire ofthe Printers.
May 10.
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Twenty Dollars Reward.

DAN AWAY from the Farm Of the
1lSubfcr her, in Frederick County
near Berry's Ferry, on Monday, the nth
hit. a fmall black fellow named MICH.
he is about five feet6ye or fix inches high,
has a very hort face ; his front teeth fand
Uneven and point out /; he has large s@neles,
and a freih fear en- the infde of one OF his
isss juf above the ANGLE. He had on when
ne went away, an old brown coat, a "TRIP
q fix waiftcoat, a pair of blue cloth pan
%,sioOOs, edged with red, a low crowned
aa', with a Narrow rim. Whoever lodges
ne above defcribed Slave in any jail, e
mat | get him again, fhall receive Ter.
p%0llars, or Twenty Dollars on delivering
1Im to me-, in Frederick county.
THOMAS MASSIE.
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o.. rs.
PETER NOWLAND,
Ladies 6 Geatlemen's Haiy-Dyef
Fr, Royal fxet, has Jy7 refsivsd &c
neral AE,tment Of
PERU
CONSISTING CT

ALMOND, Violet, Palm and Windior
Soaps !; chemical, cream & common Wah-
Bad /; Cream of Violets, Mix Of Roles
and Gowland's Lotion ladies Toilet Per-
fumes, in fancy boxes Efence ofRofe,
Milley Flowers, do. B~urgomot, Las
and Lemon /; Rouge; Tooth Dentiaice,
Violer Tooth Powder, Tooth Bru(hes
Damak Lip Salye, Almond PATE ladies
and g%entlemen's Curling longs, elegant
Dreiiing Cafes, complete Morocco, travel
ling do. gold mounted Combs, Tortoife-
ihell Knife do. dreling and back ditto;
8ayle's patent Backing, in cakes; Silk
& Swsnldown Puffs, Powder Bags; Shaw
ing Boxes; violet, rofe and marfchal Po-
matums ; perfumed and common Hair
Powder Hopkins and Morton's Razor
Strops; bef warranted Razor's; Silver
tongue fcrapcrs; Tooth Picks & Tweezers;
gentlemen's Sufpenders, ladies' London
made Wigs and Frizets, of the latea
fa.h;ons /; ditto, of his own make, &c. &c.
He makes gcntlemen's falhionable Crop
Wigs, on the hortef notice. Likewifc
Game Nets and Powder Flaas.
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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-28
Fairfax Court-liouie Races

I'M the frf Thurlday in November
" next, viii be run for, over a hand
fome courie, at Fairfax Court Houie, a
fubfcription Purfe of 100 dollars, free for
any horfe, mare or gelding, the three mile
heats lublcribers i%tarting a horfe TO pay
70 dollars, and non fubfcribers IS dollars
entrance. The following day will be run
for, over the fame ground a handfone purie,
the amount NOT yet a%icertained, the inb-
{cripsion Fill being open, and will con-
tinue 70 until ten days before the racing
commences, it is fuPpoled to be equal to
the hra days puFie, free as above,
the two mile heats, the winning horfe Of
Of the hra days purle excepted. On the
third day will be run for over the fame
oround, a SweapRake free for fiddle hoTfes
only every perfon aarting a horfe 10 pay
20 dollars, in all other refpeas the rules
70 be conformed TO are thole of the
Frederick fburg Jockey Club thofe who
have not yet paid the amount Of their fab-
criptions will pleafe to do 70 on or before
the frf days race to
JOHN RADCLIFFE, Srf'y.
N. B. As the Conrfe, &c. will be put
in order at the fole expence of the proPrle-
tor, fome Compensation will be required
from all thofe who go on the field as tut
lers, to be 6ra agreed or.
October 9 eoi2t