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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-02-01

YAK y DA Ms
THE resolves of Mr.. Ripley, in the ~as-
s0cfUa;Hs Le7isfaf1e, appear to be rather
premature. The euloEium "Wen done
good and faithful servant" Is rot usually
bestowed, until the work j. done, and
WE'LL DONE. We ait know that tile nego.
citation with Mr.. BOSE Is now bending
What tie issue will bc what the dcnauos
OF our government will be or, what mea-
sures they will pursue, is known neither 10
the Legislature Of massachusetts no- their
constituents. Il is SO plain, that lie WHO
"runs may read" that an tnogalifed ,bfo.
GUM on the past measures oft..e admins.
traton, would be most B1rItR SATIRE
worthy ot JUvENAL.-It il 4 pos! .on
somewhat paradoXical ~ theory, bit chal.
lenges combination N practicc--thrt man
may be tho Interest enemy a lis fiierds-
| LNa1nPle. in the present session Of Con.
5rcss, b the ardent zeal of one of,ie Ex.
ecutite Satellites, most important secret
was %iTulScd, not mich geGox.L-ak 10 hen
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-02-01

1--WE are told, that Cesar "A. Rod
ncy, Esq Attorney General Of the u
nitcI States, has addressed letter to
the celebrated John Dickinson, Esq.
IAN eminent Republican Lawyer, and au-
thor IF the Farnlrr's i-flers) request
ing lis opinion of the ground, which
Great Britain has oxen regarding her
Sranen and Mr. Dickinson, il his am
swet has stated. tLat the ground she
has AIKEN, i@a' hrQlcr."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-02-01
Massrchnsstts Legislatnre.

Ct Mr. Ribler's Resolutions nave pses'd
the House Of Rcpresentatives-Yea as,
Nays 81. They must now 30 ~ The sen
ate for concurrence.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-02-01
noctlailo,
Monday, february !, 1903.

T7 We have reason to expect that there
will, ere long, be information Of Importance
from the seat of government.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-02-01
- n =s.
Relief for the Poor.
CUNT IUS

Al a large meeting Of the Inhabitants NJ
the town OF Portland, on Monday the Issh
ult. the RepIrt of a Committee chosen
at former meeting, was accepted by the
town-which repop: j. as follows -
IMPORT.
The Committee appointed for the purpose
~ obtaining information, and devsng plan
for the relief Of the distressed poor in this
town, and tor considering what aPpropria-
hens Of MONIES RAISED by the town may b..
altered, IN order to carry such an object III
to effect; having considered the subject of
their commission, submit The following re-
port
Your Committee, from the result Of their
enquiries, and The best investigation they
nave been able 40 make, are unanimously Of
opinion that such arc tie caIamities Of the
tunes, the house provided IN the town viii
not afford shelters audlhat the most prudent
expenditure Of al monies which can posi-
bly, be realized by the Oyeiseers Of the
Poor from the specific appropriations Of the
town, from The payment of all dues from
other towns for the SUPPORT of their pocr
accidentally among as, and also from the
speedy settlement If our demands upon the
government for svpportSof States poor viii
4 q n
the cAlalnities we now feel and which are
increasing upon US to such an alarming de-
gree.
Your Committee could not in the short
time allowed them, ascertain the number of
our fellow citizens who have heretofore been
able by their own industry il their several
emplOyments 10 accumulate more than \ SUIT.
hCIency tlr the SUPPORT Of themselves and
and stT.1 I., u
sent public distress MOI only deprived Of bu-
slnes and without lie means Of subsistence,
b"t:our Committee are painfully compelled
. 10 say mat they arc already leIy numerous
and daily increasing
locr Committee further beg leave to re-
! port ti-at from statement OF the finances
u The town furnished by the Chairman of
! the Sclectmen, il appears that by reason M
the tate heavy mistartunes of some among
Us, WHO have until now contributed very
largely tuw'Ids the aggregate sum Of our
taxes, avery considerable deficit will be exc
J hlbIted at the settlement Of the town &C
counts for the present year, and BY reason
4 OF other misturtunes Of Ike Kind, VCur
( Committee believe that Of All the numerous
sums raised for specific appropriations. only
| the t+frce following can be altered and appi-
81 ~ the OBJECTS referred ~ your Commit
tees cOnsideratiOn-viz
DIS. Crs.
GAS: 50 raised for Womeu's School Heus-
es and lots.
1874; O. unexpended in repairs for the
I Work House
4 rs: 90 raised for fencing on te Neck.
1905: is
Yonr Committee therefore further report
that tire appropriation 81 the sums Aforesaid
amounting 70 1908 dollars i is centz ought
to be altered, and that tie same should be
} applied towards the support OF such Of our
r Poor IS tie Overseers will rot have the
} .means - provide for and sour Commit.
I tee W.u.l further suggest, that the Market.
lIou}c standing on tuc towns lot, near DR..
Collins building, being place which can
, III Lptlt fp "a
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-04-29
MARTINsBURC RACES.


VIjILL be run for over good course
" near ~hfartinshurg, on Wednei-
day the 18th day OF May next, = purse
OF one hundred dollars, four miles to the
heat, free for any horse, mare or geld
ing.
On Thursday the Ieth, a purse of
Fifty dollars, three miles to the heat, free
as before. the Winning horse the 6rs, day
excepted.
And on Friday the 2o,h, a purse Of
twenty dollars, two miles to the heat.
free also, for any horse, mare or geld.
ing, the winning horses the preceding.
days excepted.
The racing each dav. to be regulated
agreeable to established rules. PROPER
pe' Sons willbe appointed a. judges.
One shilling in the pound entance.-
Horses to be entered The day proceeding
each race, or double 1.-THE post,
horses 70 start each day, or no race.
ToA will be reqniredsfrom all spee,a.
tors, NOT Subscribers to- the purse.
: DAVID CO0NS, Manager.
:. April Q, 1908.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-04-29
BooTandSHoE MANUFAcToR7-
MARTINsBvRo.,,

THE subscriber respectfully inform.
l. his customers and the public, thar
he still occupies his old stard, between
the Post. Office aud Printing Ofiee,
Martinsburg ) that he has lately made
considerable addition to his stock OF lea.
Their, (Which il Of the best qualitv) and
shall CONSTANTLY keep hy him a large as
sortment, 30 that mono who ma, please
to employ him, will ever he dis.ppoin.-.
ed bic will be careful in AWAY Keeping
the best workmen. and fon, his own
particular attention, feels an assurance,
that he shall be able to give satisfaction
to his cnstomers--Boo1s and. S no &c, Of
every description, WILDE carefully made, a
agreeable 10 directinns-He intends to,
keep. ready made, avari-tv Of work for
Ladies and Gen.lemen-Efaving large
stock Of Leather on hand, he will be able
to give short credit 70 punctual per.
sous who may wish il. He is thankful,
Tor the favcuss already received, and
will endeavour in future not to be unde.<
serving Encouragement .....
= RICHARD HIcKSON.
April ], 1908.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-04-29
Bark Wauted,'

EOR Black Oak Bark. As We are out
lof that kind, four dollars per cord
for good well packed cords will be given,
md . generous price for Spanish and
Chestnut OAK, At our Tan Yard ia, Shop
herds Town. =. Il - -
cAMPBELL & MENINGITIS.
SAspke,d's- Talvn, Abri 3, 1905, u
~. N. B. Black Oak Bark has usually
been but from Two and.a half 10 three
dollars > cord. FL lsuv.l !
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-04-29
Berkeley, s..

Berkeley, s.. =
February Court, 1885,
Wiiliam Rankin and Christian Shank,
+ ,Complainants,
agaiRst
Mary Kelly. executrix Of Tho.1..
mas Kelly, dec. Robert Gus Dsfts.
tine and Elijah Sutton,
FL In CHANCERY.
THE defendant, Mary Kelly, net
L having entered her appearance a.
greeable TO an act Of Assembly and The
rules Of this court, end itsappearing 10
the Satisfaction Of the court, that she is
not an inhabitant ofthis Commonwealth,
on the motion Of the Complainants by
their counsel, tits ordered, that the said
Mary Kelly do appear here on the Nloaa.-.
day after the third Tuesday in MAY next,
70 answer the bill Of the complainants,
and that copy Of this order be lerthwi.h
inserted in the Berkeley and Jefferson
Intelligeneer for two months successive
". and published At the door Of the
Court House Of said County.
"A Copy. Teste, ~ =
DAVID HUNTER, { re.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-04-29
YOUNG MATCHLESs.

WILL stand this season AZ Thomas
w rab5'sstable 10 MsrtinsburR. on
Mondays, Tuesday and. Wednesdays,
Fridaysand Saturdays at Jacob Longs
stable in Shsphsrd's . Town, and cover
mares a. Foav Dollars the season, Tue
Doiidss the single leap, ifnot paid when
the mare is covered to be considered a.
engaged for the season, and Eight Dol
Larsto ensure foal, but il the mare is
parted With, the insurance to be forfeit.
ed the money for the season to be paid
the 6rst Of October, and for insurance
when the mare proves with foal.
Young Masehless was 60, by Col
Bur~ell's Matches. and Matchless by
his celebrated horse Emperor, aud his
dam BY Capt. Jacob Vandoren'sa Old
Snap. Young Matehless is an elegant
dapPle gray, sixteen and a half hands
high, seven years old this spring, and
is well calculated for either saddle or
draft. Young Matchlcssis, the properly
OF Abraham Gorre'l, end kept BY
me- hst season. A good groom il en-
gagedand strict attention ,vlll be paid,
but no responsibility foraeeidents. The
season win eosnmence tke hr.t of April,
and end the last Of June. - -: ...'.f u
III ANTHONY TURNER. Vt
Apr:lf, 1908. *
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-04-29
BeeTS SHOE MANUFAcTCRY.
Nearly opposite the Globe Tavern,
Z Marfinsbnrg. T..
~HE subscriber, from a desire 10 ad.

HE suosCIioSr, from desire 20 aus
i vance his own interest, to place
his business on more respectable foot
ing, to serve his Customers, and to be at
all times ready to answer the calls Of the
public, has now, and intends always to
Keep IN his employ, some Of the best and
mos, fashionable workmen, in his line
OF business he will also be constantly
provided with the best leather thar can
be ob.ained--and from 40 assiduous at
,ention and endeavours to please, has M
doubt but that be win be able to give sa-
sistaetion to all who think proper to en-
ploy him.
Gentleman aud Ladies' At distance.
who may please to favour him With their
work, may depend on their commando
being strictly complied with, and that bx
forwarding their measures aceompanied
with instructions. their work can be =.
well executed. here, a. At any Of The most
fashionable towns
JACOB PolSAt,
Msrehas. 1sos.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-04-29
Il Negro Man
FOR SALEy

WHO is one q the eo~plrtest farm.
w ers any 'Dhsre to he foa"d: lie ,DiH
be said iaso, and ihe terms made, ogreea.
BE to aged man. hqnire Of III. A.
bnrtis IN MarttnHSarg, Of Mr Kea1siey
in Shephrrd'.. lo,on, or Of Doctor Gro.
m. ? in Charles. Tavn.
AbritS, 1908.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-04-29

PURSUANT 70 decree Of the
II Court Of Berkeley County, ,hr
Commissioners therein named, viii pro-.
esed 10 sen, for ready money, on Mon.
day the 10th day Of May next, on the
premises, certain Tract Of LAND,
belonging 10 The heirs Of James Wight,
deceaseds LOT The purpose ef securing =,
debt due by said James Wight 20 lo-
seph Foreman ~ his Land Is situated
on the river Potonack 1t the mouth Of
Back Greek. and contains i72 acres,
aboat 20 Of which i good bottom, =
quantity OF meadow land, about one half
81 the whole tract cleared, and the ba.
lance well timberrd, has on it an excel.
lent apple orchard, some peach and cher.
~ trees, . god spring, and the place
weh wat-red-.he b-ildinys are out OF
repair. u ~ y. 4
GEORGE PORTERPIELD D.,
WILLIAM PENDLErON,
4, e. THOMAS SHEARER,
: :. = .-s -. Commissioner.
, A. 1aca =
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-04-29
ART EN TI0 N!

~ y+s .. a. -. 'aaa -.
THE ~Martinsbu,g Independcn.
Blues" are requested 90 attend
MUSTER at their usual place ofparade
h complete uniform. on the last SAtur-
day in This mou,h. at ~ O'Clock, p. N.
ANY person who joins the Company this
spring. viii be perin;ued to Muster
without nniforuas tor reasonable time
amer The d1senntin.,anee cf tie Embargo.
=. JAMES FAULKNER, Capt.
- AprIs, 1908. 49,
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-04-29
.ESTIcE.

1HEREaS IL has been he prae
wv tice for some years pass, undtl
. pretence Of fishing, tn throw downour.
fences md run through onr meadows,
81 that, our fenc.s were frequently in
danger Of being burnt !. wishing TO put a
s,op to such unlawful and evil practices
in future, we do hereby forwarn all per.
Sons from fishing, ranging, or 10 any
manaer Tespsssing upon our property,
at any time, as 3e are determined to put
the Law in force against such offenders,
without respect TO persons.
y ~ Samuei McKosUn,
.u> /% William WorLey,
:, :, E>=/@@ abraham Mcconnell,
Leoi HfnshG1p.
H. Hiram HcRshasv,
- &c Hugh Dduidson.
Aprilis. 1909.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-04-29

Berkeley, IS. =
i March Court, 1908.
William Maslin, Complainant, i.
-. :. - AeAfNsT *
David nd S.,,,, Defendants
In cHANCERY.
THE defendants, Daniel brown. not
i having catered bis appearance D.
greeable to an act Of Assembly and the
rules Of this Court. and IL sppesring TO
the satisfaction Of the court, that he 10
not al inhabitant of this Commonwealth,
"n the motion Of the Complainant b. his
Counsel, It is ordered, that said Daniel
brown, do appear here on the Monday
after the third Tuesday in June n-xt.
to ansverthe bill of the Complainant,
and that copy Of this order be forth
with inserted in the Berkeley and Jeifer-
son Intelligeueer Tor two months success.
sively. and published 1t the door of the
Court. House Of said County.
~" A. Copy. Teste,
DAVID HUNTER, e.pc.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-04-29
tusr RECEIVED, an asssrtm<a,
Ereh. Goods,

= Among Irhica. are:
Saper6ne. Common and 2S cent
- = ! caliooes. Assorted,
( A Rev pieces real Srid.r, net,
Saper6ne Eeno Muslins, ~ IS
- and6 s cambricks assorted.
Presidents Cords, : t>a -
Meas fine HAIRS, = =.
Plush bonnets.
Leghorn do. assorted, - -
shby Fes,ing, =. - ~ -.
Cambriek, Common and Diaper
FRS. quality new Cotton,
India Muslins.s = -, F..
, a. ( Herings. salmon, :: -.
Crowley and blissered Steel. &c. 4.
: 8 : ....s L. PRICE.
.Ma,fia.6Yrg, Jaaaars IS. lsos.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-04-29

p
THE defendant. Daniel Brown, no,
! having entered his appearance a..
grseahle 70 an act Of Assembly and the
rules Of this Court, and ii; appearing 70
the satisfaction Of the Court, that he Is
not an inhab,tant Of this GoMmonwealsh,
ON the motinn Of the Complainant hy his
counsel,t is Is ordered, that said Daniel
Brown, do appear here on the Mon
day after the third Tuesday in Tune
next, Tn answerthe bin ofthe complaia-
ant, and that . copy Of this order be forth.
with inserted in the Berkeley snd Jeffsr-
son Intslligeneer for two months success.
sively. and published AZ tle door Of the
Co0st. House Of said County. =
\ E A. Copy. Teste,s
r.. DAVID HUNTER. Gre
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-04-29
Freb Sprisg y Snmme,.
] ]. 90 o d S. i

THE Subscribers have jus, received
fpm'the city Of Philadelphis, aud 6uish-
sdopeuing, m extensive add general as
sortmsns Of European, India and Ameri-
1ean Manufactures, consisting Of = hand.
conc variety Of Fashionable aud other
Goods, ION numerous 10 Par,icularize.
The whole Of which hey respectfully
reeommend and offer on the most mode.
rate terms for CASH. With grateful &c.
Acknowledgements Cir past favors. In their
liae, they hope nothing on their part
shall be wanting 10 m. rita eontiauance.
THOMAS c. SMITH, & Co.
Arrtinsbarg, Mlrrk rs, 1908.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-04-29

Berkeley, So. e .,,/
March Court. 1863.
LgnGtiHy O. !EerrGY md Frances Ai4 tS,fe,
late Frances M'Kiernaa. CamPts,
- against ( i
Peter M'Kievnon, Laurence M' KiSrsGn,
Aadse,u Gsuidfng ant Catherine his
svite. La,eCatheriaeM Herman, Pairick
Fsr,in and Margaret his v;fs, ,ia's
Margaret M'Knrnan, Tames o. gan
and SHsanna his luifc. late Susanna
Maksny, Michaei n Herman, Fran
zee Meaahoa, late Fr1nces Mixer
nan, Eiqer Stirky. late Elmer Mixer
nan, T,ha NJ eraaa, P.ser n.
=. Eie,nan, Etonk M'Ktyaan and
BoSaey M'KIernGn, Drf"ts,
Il - liz CHiNCER1.
THE defendants, NOT having entered
i their appearance agreeable to an act
OF Assembly and the rules Of this court,
and l. appearingto the satisfaction Of the
Court, that they are not inhabitants Of
this Commonwealth, on the motion of
the complainan.s by their counsel, II Is
ordered, thatthe said defendants do ap-
pear here on the Monday after the third
Tuesday 10 June next, 20 answer. the
bill ofshe complainants, and that copy
Of this order be forthwith inserted in the
Berkeley and jefferson Intelligencer for
two months successfully, aud published
AZ the door Of the Court. House Of said
G6,,ne,. ,. r>
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-04-29

. Berkeley, IS. = =
- March Court. fsee. =
Nathan Bun, sx'r. Of Robert Bull. dec.
". Complainant,
Daniel Brown, Defendant,
T. -" II CHANCERY. r.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-04-29

THE subscribers INF. their fIisads
fSussomers Il disianee and the
public il general, that they have
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-04-29
Asarieiyef BLANKS
Fer sats az This Office. d

Cash given for clean Linen and CqttoA
1 ! RAGS atthis Otfics. ~
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-04-29

April IS, 1903.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-07
MAS commi,ted % the iai!of this county.

MAS committed 20 the jail OF this county
" on Monday last, a negro IN m, who
says his name is WILLIAM TRABUE., and
belongs TO Erasmus Reams of Chesterfield
county; he endeavoured to pass as a free
man, but not producing evidence of being
such, was committed To- Jail He is of a
dark complexion. about six feet high, has
very large whiskers, appears to be about
30years old, but says ne is older. he has in
his possession, red leather pocket book
containing the following papers viz. prin-
ted bond given by Jos Powell of Chester
field county to Pollok, Tredway s. Co. for
81. Is q dated 18th December 1906, OH the
back ofwhich is endorsed credit for the a
mount of said bond, another bond being gil
ven in lieu of it; also an account against
Messrs. Joshua and John Powell 10 Joseph
and William Friend & Co. for 9. 8 3
at the foot of which, credit is given for the
full amount, paid by John Powell also an
amount due by Joshua Powell to Pollok
Tredway S Co shelving balance to be due
of 20. 2. also promissory note for $50
executed by William Suhlet of Chesterfield
county to John Powell, dated LIST. March
1906; also pass signed by Harry Hath, or
Heth, the bearer of which, is stated to be
a negro man, named Absalom, and by the
pass was permitted to go from Chesterfield
to Cumberland, dated 7th September 1903 |;
| also another pass stating William Trabue
to he the bearer, and granting him permits
sion to go to Hanover, where it also states,
he was born free, which pass has neither
date nor signature. I'm
Benjamin Pollard Tailor.
Buckingham County, Sept. II, 1908
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-07
Richmond, Feb s. 1903
William LoWnes.

ID ETURNS his thanks 70 his friends and the
N public generally for their liberal encourage
rent, and hopes his assiiui.y 10 business and
pune 'uaIity will en'i,e him to con;inuan. Of
their favors He has ,emsvsd 20 the corner i'm
media,ey opposite the Bel, formerly occupied b.
Graniland, where he intends carrying on he
Book binding business in all It's vaiety AMI in
the mos, modern 3. fashionable stie, with pune
tualit,, neatness and dispatch.
Printed books bonnd in ,he most elegan' man
ner in Mcrocco End Calf skin, full gilt and letter
ed also in sheep skin, gilt, IsItcred and pain
Blank Books OF every dcscrip ion rued % any
pattern and bound with the latest improved spring
or Parent backi
Orders from the country will be thankfully re
seVed and punc,ualy attended TO. Old books
rebound.
N b. An appren ice viii he taken 20 the Beck
Binding business, If immediate application be
made, with gooh reconime ndationj.
aurues % tr.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-10-07
Nezv- Market Fall Races.
THE RACES TOR FALL 1903.
WILL COMMENCE

a.
On "Wednesday the ls;h Gay OF Ociobers
First day, the JOCKEY CLUB PURSE,
OF six hundred dollars, warranted as here
tofore, to be put up before starting.
Second day, the PROPRIk. TORS
PURSE, of two hundred aud twenty tive
dollars; also warranted to be ps, Up be-
fore running.
Third day, SWEEPSTAKES, two
mile heats, for Colts and Fillies. three
years old, and the advantage, CARVING
86tbs. entrance ffly dollars half Forfeit
subscriptions may be made personally
or by letter, to the keeper of,he Course
The Mays must be accural civ described
by the first of October, on which day it
closes--it is expected that this race sill
he interesting 20 The spectator s, and pre-
h'nblc to the winner, as ',is presuplable
there will be great number uf subscri-
bers.
Fourth Day. HANDY CAP, under
the regulators established by the Judges.
THE SUBSCRIBER, who keeps the
New Market course, has found from long
experience, that to serve tire Public at.
tenuvely and moderately, are the most
certain means OF being remunera,ed for
his labor; he is therefore determined that
every exertion shall be made on his past
to promote the convenience and add 10
the amusements of-those who may visit
the RAcEs-An elegant stand 100 feet
IN length, is already built on the field.
IL which sumpiuous dinners will be SER
we'd up each day of the Races--,he adj.
vantages of being protected from incIe-
ment weather or the no, Sun, Teasing on
the tat OF our land, and uuaffing the
choicest liquors, all in full view Of The
contending COURSERS, must eres,lv
add to the qualification oftl,e gentlemen.
New Market is sc Justly famed for the
responsibility of its Purse, and tie pune.
tuali'y with which il is paid for. the
greatest shew of fine horses ON The Con.
tinent, and the superior beauty and i'm.
provement of the ground, that no doubt
can be entertained OF its always rapkinp
at least with the most celebrated Turis in
our country. The stables will be all new
iy fitted up and the most suitable proven.
der provided Cor Horses.
BLANKS MOODY:
P. S.--TCLL viii be collected at the
GATES as heretofore.
Tue undersigned engage to run sweep.
stakes, two mile hea's, with colts and
hii'es' three years old aud the advantage,
over the New Ma ket course, the day af.
Ter the proprletor's purse, next fall meet.
ios, ebiancs> so dolls. half forfeit, carry.
log 86ibs. on c.ch, three or more subscrj.
beTs To make a race. The subscription
VIII remain open un;l The Isl of Oct. next.
and no longer. Entries may be made BY
letter or personal application to Blanks
Moody, keeper of the course in doing
which, gentl men have only to give in
their names; bat it is 20 be observed, hat
those who enter horses must accurately
describe their nsgs on or before the day
the subscription cloves.
ENTRIES.
nm. r.. Broadnar, enters a 6ay jfYey 5v
Stirring, Ter dam Camilla by old mi.
dair.