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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-16
PHlLADELPHIA. May 10.

We Team from gentleman who erriv
ed IN this city day or two ago, from
81. Domingo, that, al the ime of his de-
Iarsure there we're very general move
'nen's among the subjects Of the black
emperor Dessalincs What The neua,
cause Of Ibis was he did not understand
but II was said that some advices bad been
received by way Of Jamaica, that tauchl
the blacks 10 expea speedy attack
he consequences OF these adsices we're,
that Dessslines was putting The black ar
my INTO an active organization for war al
the money, valuable property and goods
were femoved TO the rnountainous conn.
try ~ the interior, and ell the While IN.
habnants were orIered to remove from
the sea coast.
During the recent celebration Of some
tete French family had made its escare
from he Cape, but being soon after mis-,
ed by Cen. Christophe, he attributed the
circumstance 10 the connivance Of some
Americans +; in consequences Chfistopbe
ordered The commanders aud crews of all
the American vessels al the Cape 10 be
seized and put IN close confinement threat.
h'ng to shoot or hang them all. Upon
an investigation, however, it appeared
that the Americans had not aided The es
cape OF the iugilIves, who. had, in fscl, suc.
ceeded in making the French lines AT the
CITY of St. Domingo. The Americans
were then released.
The degradation TO which the Ameri.
cans lisd'nglo The faesgene ports are re.
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trasion on public aHairs, a proposition was
made, whether under the favorable cir
cu'ns'snces Tor negotiating with Spain,
presented by the then war 10 Europe, il
would not be well to give immediate in
structions to our minis,erlo commence
negociation, on the ground of purchase,
and depend on Congress for giving effeci
TO The shpnlalions FOR money, which might
be made" THIS" adds the writer,
" the executive had the most ondenable
constitutional power to do bun ii was de-
cided 10 be most advisable 10 defer the in.
slruetions till they could be backed by the
concurrence of the legislature.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-16

Tie speaker &C the
House of Representatives.
30 erriforn sny s,rch application hay.
me been insde,it appears from a state
n'eei before US made by member OF
Songress 70 his Constituents, "ilia, Ia a
consultation OF the msmbsrs Of asmlniy.
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SIX, AhyR Is, 500.
IN answer to The request con AIMED
in the resolution Of the House Of Repre-
sentatisss OF the stb instant, have he
honor respectfully to slate, that $40 an
l'iicaion has ben rnsde to draw money
from he treasury for the purchase oftbe
ilorldas before an appropriation made BY
law for that pufpose.''
The circumstances, which may have
produced an impression that such an an
plicaion had been made, being nooon
necfei with any meter pedsnii,,e to he
dapes Of the Office &C Inc secretary of,he
Treasury, are n6t ptcsumedt to come wi,h.
~ the scope II Tie Iolormation required
tfom his department by The House.
4 baye she honor TO BE-,
With g,ea; respe6.,
Dir, yonr obcdieat servant,
.Albett GaRaGa.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-02-14

During tks debate IS friend Sloan's
iresuinuon Cd Tuesday and Wednesday
last. u iay ! tar Of ten doIlars on every
imported slave. Mr.. Broom conimen-
'eed he stack Inthe course, Of. BY
great odds, shshest speeeh that has been
made he present session (ciosed doors
excspted, and Il there vas thena better,
twin ever b locked Up IL impenstrable
darkness Ne bore down upon South ca
folina Il : torren, of elocution, charged
with rahkIihg fstti. He told Them, thai
every state had agreed with congress ii
their tbhorrsncc of the tlave trn1e thar
contrary 70 tie wish 81 every other part
81 he union, they st;II kept open door
forthc horrid trnde. Ihi5 reused Peter
Early, he chanpion 81 the South II ora
tofy, and persepiibility, Ne Nss not e..
tireiy diyessed q thaEfin. \ & !
~ charged he champion of emanei-
pstion viii disf<spcct g South G lroiins.
hut what " enouali 70 excite lhe wralk
Of any nan IL Peter : sif01tion, Geofeis
had been Implicated. He toId and with
extItatioh told his opponent, ,hat he
good and firtuous sEsfs 81 Georgia. had
ID thcir lf1t tonslinfi6n, : prohibition
againSk the sIax> made, and called upon
The Eepdeman 30 Say. Whelhcr Delaware
had done = much. This Nas taken np
81 Coihectic1t, il de person Of c.
Smith, Who observed that lie nate which
&c feDrcstnted. heinz formed Two hum
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.E| ~ |I.L y. - 81 EII@ - ~ -
f<friI|< nd thc I1'IsS- ] I,e trl1c 11rc,1@
,igps sgly6r,IsR ifil .l.|s
ite, which + could Fod1ce iT6N oshef
c;t;|i.1S ins1rpclk q IT, fi6lts ct thtI
ling. ~ matter, a HE tpbjeeE q
P..:sssPe szt e r6e zassE s: !Ioa'
,1znifss.iy - Nk1l + sense hat =.
ef<<& mia a me a. <c'1iy1t ga
bsIosyS & 3 nok per1ti<l>1 g turn their
words - contrary ,c>1'ek. flle ia
t<1fio6 "a c'<nflH {1o1on lrnisies fte
~ e1ff<k y ffe c1po<sti6,s, u t9tat q
pro1,ise6 I'D 1ccebfcl deNanded md
contrary D az inf<1fi51 ~ 1riclfly ne
Hifesfei rather tkol qfQitsf shs fsrsss
= s1tict Il = c>nce;pc1 M ~ term
~ Ncfti12 spik1oul AZ fnie,ifiopss
1lIr5H(konf q 1;crelS III. Accofdihx
t6tkiS, a. position ta1en 81 de prcsi-
dsnt, a u I'D paragraph % Ills hes-
saHe, th1k he right CO do6bt abiding
- fhc terIfoti.I firhf) ma dpnttf FL 81
sInfri,ird, i inadn1i,>ible, nndof course
~ he ihdnciions and con,Qocnces Re
df1ns from this snpposifion, fan COM
pIsteIy % De ground. Beside,, Whate-
Ver aIserntio1 81 change might have ta-s
Ken place q ne fErr:f tories az his Cafho-
lic majesty could never h.ve been. = +
have lad ne honor e inforn YOU. 81
bot the c{eek> 81 ! new pIo1 81 [roniiefs,
which he rEtroccssion q L0uisiana'
would 81 course r<i1er necessary I; q
clte L might proceed nom lie eireu1n-
oEsnec q 6pnin's being engaged ii : war
with knlIsld bntnever viii ! view 70
distofb lie peace and good understand
inr bcf6ikt Spain and the United States.
The president continpes saying 8 ~
rcads have reeentIy been made into the
territories Of Orleans B Tie Mississippi;
or citizens have been seized and their
property pInndefed lathe very paris Of
re fornzr, which Ind been actually de-.
livefSd - ~ Spain, and This ~ tie re-
rnIr oiifers md soldiers ofshat govern
mLU(>' d s; ~ ~
Alshsock 1 hzve 1ot 81 dis subject
nofe informalion tl,an thar received
through he American newspaper.
whose accounts cannot be supposed very
impartial. ftAeIsss sopposins them
cofSecs n ~ theiE extent, from those I
h11c reid, i i ueifher proved, nor do I.
(hink 4 possible q believe, that the o3E
trrs ma ~ ;crs 81 he King, nv masi1r,
hase crossed DE As...ziees isss; % COM
~ N'fEl1n he sdictionot the Hniked
6,1<es <he fretended in>uIts. = ~ 6rsf
ezss - t1ese infcsds ~ giten 81 -
pey1l 4nericop cifi1e,is, who, n August,
1oot. penetrated through th1 territory
of Baton AoQSe, AID aided 3 tie bro
der kcnpefs, and other ma[contents 81
he Sp.eisA el1e, made a astemptt 10 sur.
prise, 40 render themseIves masters 81
DE- ioss q Baton Rouge, and actually
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~ N &C Is
Non ~ Ven - n kednesdaythe
2eth g. ~: Gse6Y q + ennss lsaniaof-
isred de following fssol1fon o Ire
hoilse oly<prcsentsfiSes az the United
4tefes which Nas referred 20 4 commit.
tee of he Nholeon he St1ke q he Uni
%. 4 =.
.s.... =.
: = nsfees srclf Britain gpRfesses 81
- 2. Y sn',sa c.sscs, sna eo1peb
-. 49, . y g sss.s e. po!Fa nsf ships e w.
~ sA.p ssi<ss enc conlenns sesssls
ne e sts'ee1 ~. q kps e States
-. ~. 5. 8. ps,eS " epae re pre-.
g n 5. slslzsns, not contra.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-20
alexandria DAILY aonerttser.
THURSDAY, FE BauARy 20.

We informed the public ia our last of
the issue Of the secret sittings, secret bill
au,horising the purchase OF the FLORI
DAS. What will The public say to such
conduct? After purchasing and PAYING
for Louisiana, including as we thought a
country almost of unbounded extent, and a
considerable portion of the Floridas, we
discover, to use an old adage, that we
have been buying pig in apoke. 1t now
appears that secret article between France
and Spain, of which our minister and GO
versment were kept ignorant, deprives the
United States of all Florida and portion
of Louis lana. Thus have the government
and people been most egregiously deceiv-
ed in the valse of the purchase. And we
are now about to sanction the deception by
appropriatlng millions more for another
purchase in the extent of which we possibly
NAV be agan deceived. Il was in develop.
Ing this business S,hat the conduct OF JOHN
RANDOLPH was above all praise. The a.
NOR pa.riss OF This gentleman will ever com.
mand our highest admiration. The mag.
nanimity of his spirit and the independence
Of his mind shone conspicuously in the
midst of the assembled sages of his coun-
try, and his eloquence, splendid luminous
and manly, as it was, failed to rouse those
whose souls had heretofore been moulded
to his will. P.
(Washington Fsderakst.)
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battle continued daring the remainder ofthc
third; it was renewed on the fourth and
it was not flushed until the 5th, when the
French were ultimately defeated in all
quarters, the allies recovered all their artil-
lery, made considerable captures from the
enemy, and finally drove the whole of the
French troops beyond the river Schwartz
zach behindw hich they were forced to fly
for protection.
Bonapaste relieved and renewed the bat.
tie IN vain every excitement, every stra-
tagem he employed TO no effect; he has
tor the first time In Europe met with a
grand and decided defeat ina general bait
tie.
The official accounts Of those glorious
and important events had reached Berlin
and Hamburg, lord Harsowby at the
one town and MIR. Thornton at the o,her,
together with many other persons have
sent over the news.
Sir Arthar Page1's. dispatches were il is
supposed, forwarded by lord narrowly by
the hands OF Mr.. Donaldson, the messen.
ger who having been shlpwrecked, has not
yet brought his dispatches TO town. BUTT
is known that Mar. Donaldson is arrived at
Dover, and he is expected 10 London eve.
~ miRute in the mean lime We can
confidently affirm the accounts we have re-
ceived are co-recs. Even :he Hamburg
papers states the news and that the allies
were at Aus,erlitz farm advance to WIS!
chau, md consequently masters not emily Of
the field of battle. bat OF all the country
cast ofthe river Swartzach.
Every account is fuli Ct the noble ardor
devotion and valour Of the emperor a
iexancer. He fought stthe head Of his
guards on both days, anima,ing every heart
aud hand How sublime an example -
he visits every court he communicates
60 every monarch his own gallant and &c.
nervous and high minded feelings he In
spires the utmost confidence and courage
wherever he goes, and after having done
al this, he ful6ls the promlsehe has made
Of sincerity and attachment 10 the Cause
he has espoused, by rushing himself at the
head of his subjects, into the hottest fire
and tory or the battle, and rlsElng his own
life in the contest. This is the monarch
whom Bonaparte characterised, as des.i-
tute of all manly energy, this is the mon
arch whom the opposition writer's did not
hesitate TO load with the most opprobious
epitbets.
The first column of the Prus sian troops
has arrived in the environs of Nuremberg ).
The other columns are following with the
utmost rapidisy. A few days more will
bring them TO the seat of war. Angereau
is 70 command the army destined to pro-
tect Bonapar,'s rear and act against the
Prussians. He is now at Ulm, and his
force ISL is said,is to be increaced to 10000
men. But long before his achievements
arrive the Prussians will be able to strike
a decisive blow. The account of the arch
duke Charles having reached Hungary, is
confirmed. Massena is at Leybach.
,.-y ,e.
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MIS-. cfayea, sLois temper lsen'd more Of the
bef,
Quite sooih'd by her luck, thus the circle AIDE
deA
g Ladies and gentlemen, on Monday with me,
{" You n remember you arc all engss' d 10 1afs
I" Blu, dcn', ttay after tx, fer horribly hate,
g Whca I'm 10 play loo, 10 dsier II ic late.
/" eapees the Dsthesg'es md rean 10 invite
!" The Squads tres, The country with old Col.
g Kise.
:. Aud think, Mr.. Cornhiil, '.is high time
i" that you,
/" Should, like the town bcaux, join the ladies
:. re lcc."
,thank' 1 'ieg AID told her that one day might
Dc!sryc iu. aa honor $ lien wilh'd good
nish.,
So hie.l to sie Esgls, :ef5'ved to fcrd,
a Aetch # This r;ghi. tccac 10 you my dear
fricnd.
Richnion', IAN. s, 1906.
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From Tie RicGslaaa Esg'arsy.


IL tie caaai,y.
SINCE You beg me I'd write how pals If my
time,
/ viii try my dear friend, TO inform you in
( rhyme.
! And hfa, all the morning, the debates attend
| OF the folks who cur laws cone to make or TO
mend:
! Where fometmes I bear much fine declamatien,
+, Bout Judges and Bridges and Banks and the Ma.
tion,
But laa night my amnfement was fowewhat mere
new,
Peirg atked TO party Of ladies' at loo.
OF! th:n, my dear friend, what ip!endor was
fess,
Each dame that was there was array'd ike a
queen
The camel, the ofrich, the torroifc, the bear,
And The kid might have found, each lis ipoi,s on
the fair.
Tho their dIeaes we're made of the fnea {: fluff,
1t mu& be confeh they were fcanty enough;
Yet nought that this faying fiould their husbands
avail,
What they take from ,be body they pat in the
tai.
When they fl, they 60 tighten their clothes th4t
ycu Can,
See a lazy has legs jua the fame as a man,
Then Hrssch',i on Tie Aoor were their trains al,
70 nice,
They b'oughs to my mind Es2p's council Of
mice
Ere tea was fesy'd up, they wv;e prln IS ygu
ll.a{-,
But Uheu carly were Psodac'd ali was I,ctdon
asl ;a5c.
Mrs.. Win'oe, oar boacfs, elca lazy cntrca,sd,
To Eet tie example, 'I pray fna'a7, 3" ftatjd;
I" after you MIR ts,atch we'll, j!',co iI-iij
"Tom shaMo, FIR dawH 4ao p,lEer 100 10
Whit"
{" Pm clear for the lad:s; come lack, take q
leacb,
I'll JaamP Mrs. Cfayen,and you Mrs Church."
Aronni the green bard they new eagerly FIX,
Two beaux and four ladies competing the FIX;
When could but admire thar choice occupatlan,
Which caild forth fuch bright and ref ed con-
verfaaon.
FrR, ladies determine what hall be he co,
My dear MRS. Clutch, we fha!l leave It to
" you"
One aid aae, you know, Fribbls, thiak
" the b:A gams.''
6 always knew madam, our rates were the
{" fame
!" Come, fhlaie, throw round anu lens Zee who's
to dsal,
acanpot tell why, but already feel.
" Stay, there's knave,--" as If to nls.fK
fhould win,
Well, Mr.. Shpa89, you are dealer tcei,.."
" Is that the trump card Then cannot Raud.'
z n mt,{ n IL. 7 l.. l.
| hand.
!" Come take eraG hap :" No - What do
| you fay %
:" llIfe yoa> Shume, if have but a tray.
I" Play on, Mrs. Clutch, for know ',was
famp,
Ace CT ipades - " take it - 6 You,'s IF
" with trump"
" No indeed: But I've noted whcnsger ven
F" foed,
!" If was before you, always was led.
| And there's Mrs, Craven, fhe abzez0 up TIC
!" / know did, ma'am, bHs don't play to
| :" free -
" Come, iadies, PIT Up, dent DC bGMfal and
" fay"
I'm already x3 :" % So an ! J" g So am / 20
(" Say, Mrs.. Inveig'e - g Oh! Is it (pa}e 90
!" faad )" :" So do l ~ sc Afser tvs I'm
6 fraia'
{" And I'll make a Aiyd" " Wei! here; fir
!" the nancy
{" Tho DONE win the Pool Tn luse of the
!" paney;
| " Here is another ;'' Which Of thefe NUT
play =
Why, keep gcod 6so,t." "Oh! yoa'v:
" t5r0zva it quay"
And thus they go on, fbstkisg, Rsmbing, END
Rteeixg,
With much other jargaa that's nos worth re
Pea,ing.
Till at length it truck twelve, and the winners
propofe,
| That the loo which was Sup" the fitting
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N O I / C E.

PURSUANT to Deed of True given by Spencer
l. Cooper to the Su5cIibers will be fold on the
prenlifes at Pubic Auction, at 8 o'clock, P. NJ or
the I2th day of Marth next,
Il haadioms unlimited Brick Aoa{s
and Lot,
Situated on Water-treet 40 feet 'front.' running back
iaf feet, futiee so dotais ground The rerms
will be made known the day of taie
Thomas Cook, J ro
Jonathan scholheld, lf4|fsss.
February 10. cotdf
g1- A few copies of The american
Gardner, may be had at the Book
Store OF Robert Gray.
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ARRIVED,
Brig Louisia, captain M'Namara, 20
DAYS froa, Cu1racoa--E!des and Salt-G.
Siacun.
sl.'op President, Grianels, 20 d,ys from
ST. Thomas Hides and wood NJ. Ma"
lrr
Sleep Albert tIall, Haston--ss!s & Wine
John Z. LAID.
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The BIRTH NIGHT BALL,
Will be held on FRIDAY E.
vEN1Ne the 2la infant. A Gub-
icflptlon paper is left at CABS
BY's Bar.
February IS.
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C o N G R E S S.
HoUss or REpRzssxrA4ivss.
WrDNFsDAY, DHcrMorn 8.

WEDNESDAY, DEcEMBER 3.
Agreeably to the order of the dow, the
House resolved itself into committee Of
the whole on the state of the union-MR.
VARNUM in the chair
The Clerk having read the message Of
the President of the u. s.
mr.. Da7oson offered the following reso-
tons, which were agreed TO without di-
vision
]. RrsofUed. That so much of the mes--
sage Of the President of the u. s. as relates
to an invasion Of our territory by the troops
Of Spain, and to the adoption Of measures
for thc protection thereof, be referred to a
select committee.
2. Resofosd, That 50 much Of the mes
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THURSDAY, DEc. T.
At i2o'clock the House proceeded to the
election ola chaplain.
The Speaker named Messrs. Broom and
Masters, tcllcrs.
The ballots having been taken, the tel
lers reported the votes to be as fol-
lows:
For Mr.. Elliot, So
Mr.. Laurie, so
DR.. CAN'T,
Mr.. M'Clasky,
Nocandidate having majority ofall the
votes.
The House proceeded to a second ballot,
in which the votes we're as follows:
For Mr.. Elliot Of
Mr.. Laurie 80
Mr.. Sloan
The Rev. Mr.. Eliot is consequently c.
lected chap an
Mr.. j. Raniohh, from the committee to
whom was referred the message Of the Pre-
sident Of yesterday, asked leave to report
by bill which having been given; MIR. ].
Randolph reported the following bill.
An act to Suspend the operation Of an act
entituied, Gan act to prohibit the impor-
tation ofcertain goods wares aud mcrchan-
die, and to remit tho penalties incurred
under TIC same.
Belt enacted By IN. Senate and House Of
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VIII then stand.
16e

RessiUod. also, as the opinion Of this COM
mittee, that the votes ofZachariah Perkins,
John z Perkins, Meredith Wilkinson, viii
liam Wilkinson and Jedidiah Johnson, ought
20 be eXpunged from the poll OF William
Pasteur.
The poll ofWilii4m Pasteur, 16e
Deducting
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representatives Of the Cuisel StAtes Of
America in Congress Assembled, That the
operation Of the act, passed on the 18th
day Of April last, entituIed " An act TO pro-
h;bit .hc importation ofcertain goods wares
and merchandise" be, and the same here
by is suspended until the day OF
next.
And be it further enacted, That all pc
nalties, fines, and forfeitures, which may
have been incurred by virtue of the provi-
sions OF the aforesaid act be, and the same
hereby are respectively RENTED. This
act shall take eject from and after the pas
sing thereof.
Read twice, and referred to committee
of the whole House tomorrow.
The following standing committees were
appointed Oh Monday:
Committee of Hays and Means
Williams, Mosely, Garnett, and Meriwe-
Their.
Committee Of EIecfioms--Messrs.F Find
ley, Elmer, Eppes, Chittcndcn, Schane-
man, Bidwell, and Ellis.
Committee Of Commerce and Mdnufac-
furers-Messrs Crowninshield, Mac Gre
ry, Early, Dana, Newton, Marion, and
Richards 4z
Committee Of .Eccounts-Mcssrs.C Conrad,
Davenport, and Cuts
Committee Of REFUSAL and U,.Enished
Basiness-Messrs. Tenney, Aston and
Claiborne iqr
Csmmftee on the Pubic Lands-Messrs.
Boyle, Morrow, of Ohio, DARBY, Bassett,
Russell, Campbell, of Zen. and Hastings.
Committee Of Claims-Messrs. Holmes,
Moore, of Md. Moore of S. c. Bedinger,
Stanford, Stanton, aid Tallmadge.
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For John Forbes,
For William pasteur.


And that John Forbes was duly elected 20
represent the county Of Fluvanna in this
present General Assembly.
The said resolutions Being severallv twice
read, were on the question put thereupon,
agreed 70 by tho house.
Mr.. smyth (of Wythe) from the com
nittee for courts Of justice, made the fol-
lowing report:
The committee for Courts Of Justice have
according n order, had Under their consi-
Iteration, several petitiousto them referred,
and have come TO the following resolutions
thereupon
j. ResolUed, That il is the opinion ofthis
committee, that the petitions Of sundry in-
habitants ofthe counties ofBedfopd, Camp
bell, Culpeper, Cumberland, Gloucester
and Spottsvlvania, praying for Legislative
interference relative 70 the practice usual
" pursued W. Hawkers and Pedlars, in ven
ding their mcrchandize, be rejected.
. Pesojvcd, That it is the opinion Of this
cSfnn .trc, that the petition of Richard
Waite and others, inhabitants of Wishing
ton County, praying TINT an act may pass
au.horising the said Richard 10 remove
certain slaves from tho state of Tennessee
into this state, be rejected.
3. r oivrd, That it is the opinion ofthis
committee, that the petition OF John Fair
fay, prfying thatsn act NAV pass suthor-
isirg him to remfc certain slaves into this
s,ale from Maryland, be rejected.
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WI, then stand,

Pesolre6, also, as the opinion of this
committee, that the poll onght to stand
thus:
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WILLIAMSBURG RACES.

The williamsburg Races commenced on
Tuefday the 2sth of OCTOBER.
Firft Day--A Sweepftake purfe for three
years old colts, entrance SO dollars, mile
heats.
Doctor Tazewell's B. F. ATLANTA,
entered by Mr.. Allen, II
Mr.. Crump's s. H. Clitus Q diff bolt.
MIR. Gibbons B. y. Mfs Teagle diff.
Second Day--The Jockey Club Purfe of 400
dols. mile heats.
Doctor Dxon's B. H. Doctor Il
MIR. Mofby's S. Rat 22
Mr.. Anderfon's C C. Gallant dih.
Third Day--The Projectors Purfe of 200 dolls.
mile heats.
Mr.. Wormley's s.. F. Selma II
Doctor TaZewell's B. F. Atlanta,
entered by Mr.. Alien, diff.
Doctor Dixon's s. H. Thunder
Clap 9 din.
F"nrfh has--a S"'ccp!"sas. 10, mules Deit 3
in mile heats.
Mr.. Williams Mifs Becca III
Mr.. Crump's Laf Chance e22
RO. ANDERSON, Sce'ry.