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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-10-17
alexandria Races.

ua THURSD AY, the goth Instant VIII
:. run Tor, over the Alexandria Race Ground
farse of ONE HUNDRED DoLL.dRS,
!. ice Tor any horse, mare Or gelding, agrcea-
- 70 the rules of the Alexandria Jockey CLUB
1.-Two mile heats.
nm FRIDAY, 2lst, Purse OF FIflI
- i..dRS, free as above except the VIM
morse on the first day--one mile heats.
nad on SATURDAY, 22d, will be ruu
g. an eitgaat Saddle, Bride, Wht7 y Sfars,
~ LOT saddle horses only--one mile heats.
Geo. Talbot, Manager.
OctSAer s.
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OcroBER I6. 1903.
1uG Recesued,

A quantity OF writing and wrapping Papsr
l Lady's elegant Mahogany Secretary,
portable Writing Desk,
A quantity OF won,en's Morocco Shoes
so boxes fresh Hyson and Young Hysoi
Tea,
! 60 bbls. Tanners Oil,
For Sale BY
August 30. d
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The AubicrEer
IA,TllnafS 7'hR PURII

IaTosaf.s sThR PURIIG,
I'm, he moxut:scturss and res far sale, at as
All On Tie corner ct fai,Jdr and PriHee-
greet
STILLS CT difFerent ilzes--
.cNgpER and BRASS KETTLES OF Al, 4.
,a.,--A geos ii assortment OF I'm W.AKE
-sna ,iisssaise executes all kinds of BLACK
|s5STli WORK.
For Sex or Rent,
!. two story Brick House, at the lever END
q p,n,ce-,treet, in a good situation for busl-
Ass and calculated to accommodate family.
TO LEASE,
on Asc aouaD KENT Foa EYER,
sixty.two fset OF Ground, At the upPsr-ena
In King street-s5 feet on Royal-streei, be-
|fxeen Prince and Duke-streets.
The highest price given for old copper,
|ffass, Lead and Pemter--and all KINDS Oh
Cooper and Brass work fepSired-
! George MsMunn.
SIN
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Scheme of a Lottery,
For the purpose of raising sum of money to
aid the funds of the Charitable Marine 90
efey,, bf Balfiuore
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lust PUBLISHED,

JUST PUBLISHED,
.dnd tor Sale as
ROBERT GRAY's BOOKSTORE,
KING-srREET, ALEXANDRIA,
The Reyised Code. Volume IL.
Containing collection Of all such Laws OF
@e General assembly of Virginia, OF pub
assad permanent nature, as have passed since
NC sessien, 1901.
Price, neatly bound and lcttersd, Sc.
aDELlNE MOyvBRAY-Or the Mother
and Daug btet Tale, in vols. by Mrs
uRlE--Price 81 Is, IN boards.
,hE CUTTER, in FIVE Lectures upon the
Art and Practice of Cutting Friends, Ac-
quaintances and Relations. P'Tce.'n boards
80 Cents.
October IL
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Sales at Ksndae.

orevery Tuesday and Friday,
sIT.L8 BE SOLD
a. the yenduc Store, corner OF Prince and
Water streets.
trarissy D Dry Gocds, Groceries, CSC.
psrticulars of which will be expressed IN
Hills OF the day--All kinds of goods
ss;eh arc ON limitation and the prices OF
rSrh are established, can at any tine be
.srve,s and purchased at the lowest Limitation
saa prices.
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Juit Publlfhed,
For suite at the Subscribers Book Ssorf,
THE LAWYER;
Mar as he ought not to be.
Neatly bound in boards, and lettered-prics
one dollar.
ALMANAC's
For the year lsos, by the gross, dozen, or
single one.
,Iuf Received,
A large supply of PLAYING CARDS &
WRAPPING PAPER.
Dr.. Ree's Cyclopedia,
No. le, is received; and No. II, is expected
in few days.
Subscribers are earnestly requested to send
for their copies especially those who have
received but few numbers: It's much easier
to pay for one or two numbers at time, than
to pay for ten OF fifteen.
ROBERT GRAY.
nc%oLor p ~
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Cotton and Stewart
Haoe< iuat Published tier
Al MANIA g. ,ONo

- - = $500 = y
ALMANAC for 1909.
Containing great Zeal of useful and enter
niaing meter. For sale bs the thousand.
gross, or single one.
yAey zsM hadh*h, vprth al POSSIBLE slhesd,
A new Novel by Mrs. Plunkett, late
Hiss Gunripg' entitled
Tie Easts Of Ersn.
October s.
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Public Sale.

On TUESDAY next, will be sold, at the
Vendue-Stores young NEGRO GIRL, for
the term of five, years and nine months. She
is an excellent house servant.
P. G. Mariteller.
October Is.
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Loft or Mislald.

EZRA eKINSEY's note to me payable Oh
demanS5. dated the Goth September, 1909,
with receipts on the back of it for forty live
dollars. All persons are warned against pas
sing and receiving the said note..
Andrew Hayes
October Is. ast,,
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JUST RECEIVED,
A few barrels D4ry fresh LINES in exs
Vellent order, which will be sold low.
Thomas Pattens
September Z. s.s.,...a
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Public Sale.

on FRIDdY 2lst inst 4 O'Clock,
viii ba offered for Sale, the following saiua-
bic property
Il Waycl1ossss and Lot,
NOW lasthe occupation of VIM. y. Mills,
situated at the corner of King and Patrick.
streets, fronting on King twcnty-slx ana Pa-
|tsA street one hundred feet, to ten teet al
En- DISC. II SsEl5LL FRAMED HOUSE,.
|ca the slly, occupied by Mrs. Dayey '3lso'
Il TWO STORF FRAMED HC USE, adj
Eimiag the said warehouse on King street, oc-
ksupaea by Thomas Richards. The whole pre-
rrry IS subject to a ground rent of eighty-se-
/ fen do.,ars and fifty cents, and sold subject TO
tre right OF dover Terms of sale. 8, 8 x >
months, for approved notes, with deed OF
trust on the premises TO secure the payment
John Korne, Esr.
October IA. cts
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Patent Shot, &c.

Patent Shot, &c.
ons Patent Shot, assorted, B tono.
nogsheads brown Sugars.
oso lbs. green Coffee. ),
imperial. Tea, of very superior quail.
ty, in quarter chests, boxes and CAM
nisters.
so barrels choice Whiskey.
Jamaica Spirits, flor family lse)--wars
ranted seven years old.
40 boxes Mu.eatel Raisins.
With a general assortment of Wines, Ii
uors, and Groceries as ttsuai---.
FOR SALE By
Jofeph Vaudeville,
Corner Of King and Fairfax streets.
June IS. - ~
f OP 5,
800 VT. flrit tort. juif receiveds
of the growth lsAs Apply tie.
= - FAXoN MEbCALF & ccs
October IL. teSw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-16
TIE ENQUIRER.
RICHMOND, FEBRUARY is, 1903.
70 PHOCION:....No. ~.

Prcposscssed; as the public mind has been.
by some OF youf precursors in calumny against
Mr.. Randolph; Ycur attempts to iniurG him
might possibly have added something to the
general stock, it unfortunately for Won the a.
crimony of your hatred and tie blindness of
your prejudice, had not rendered YOU Totally
regardless of the most obvious matters OF fact.
You charge Mr.. X. in the fYst paragraph of
your fourth letter, with attempting g 10 uur-
suade Great-Britain that the roi,-importati-
OIL act was just cause of war" What OUGHT
the public TO think of this most barefaced.
most gross misreprcse ntation. Shall a mem5o,.
OF the National Legislature be charged WITH
a disposition to iAduce foreign nation to co
to war with his own country, because in oD-
posing measure which he believes will in
Jure his country materially, be enurnerafes
those injuries, and amongst them states the
probability Of its producing war; If this be
Just reasoning, no member can in future oh
Ject to any measure either against France.
England, or any other conhtrv as one calcu-
lated to cause a war between us-without
snbJecting himself, with equal trnth and ins-
tice to the imputation Of wishing that
country to believe she had just cause Of war
with us" Yet this is all that Mr.. X. did
with regard to the non-importation act and
hIs attempt 20 prevent the passage of this
would inJurc his o7vu country YOU have most
nationally, most charitab!y ascribed TO
wish to involve that country in q war. II
must be confessed that nothing less false or
less injurious, vas TO be expected i'm vour
fourth letter, by any one vino had read your
three tirst-.-iJlt before you could have any
rational cause to expect to be believed. il
would BE necessary to persuade the public
that Mr. Randolph was totally regardless
of what almost every man takes very good
care---hiS own interest, or that he was abgo-
lutcly mad. For none but fools or madmcn
would willingly risk their all by plun6:ng I'M
necessarily into var, when it could be avoid
cd.
With respectto tho non -irportation law.
can only say if any man can see any thing
IN 1t, but disposition to do injury, without
the courage TO infict Vt, he possesses much
greater faculties of discernmcnt, than do.
Yet ans far from intending TO condemn the
motives Of those who voted for it.--But
whilst an wiling TO admi. that their yao-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-16

at which time a cartel from Holland also
reached the Downs.
A gentleman of the name of Jones, arriv-
ed In town, yesterday, from Vcrdun, and had
a conference with Mr.. Canning, ut the Fo-
reign Office, in Downing street, and also with
Mr. Pole, the Secretary of the Admiralty.
Mr. Jones states that all the American pri-
soners at that place, who had been taken
curing the war on board of English vessels,
have been set at liberty, and allowed to re-
turn home. Among them are several Pur-
sers, Lieutenants, Warrant Officers, Slc.yet
they are all discharged, with only the allow
ance of common seamen. The discharge of
these prisoners, clearly shew that Bona
parte is anxious to conciliate America. In
deed, in the present state of things, III relati-
on TO England, it is found policy.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-16
VALuABLE LANDs.-The subscriber will

" ALUABLE EANDS.-The subscriber will
sell, on credit, or exchange for property
in Richmond, or its neighborhood, the following
LANDS, to wit:
bearing date the 10Th day ofOctober I797. lying
and being in the district set part for the officers
and soldiers OF the yirginia state line, on Little
Barren river
Also, 1000 acres in Kentucky, by survey bear
ing date the 10th October l797, likewise lying
IN te district set apart for the officers and soldi
ers Of The Virginia state line, the North side
of Little River, branch Of Cumberland River
ard aboiittwo and ali half niles from the mouth of
Lutte river.
Also, $50 acres Of Land in the county of Mason
state ofVirginia on Old Town Creek, about 8
miles from Mason courthouse.
Indisputablc titles will be made to the above
mentioned Lands and plots offach tract may be
seen on application to tie subscriber residing in
Richmond THOMAS BOHANNAN
Jan. g. I1awtf1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-16
EUROPE.
NETWORK. Feb. 6.

Captain Shaler of the ship General Ham
ilton, who arrived at this port last evening
from Amsterdam, left there OH the 18th De:
cember, and informs, that the Emperor of
Austria, had offered to negotiate for Peace
between England and France that there
had not been any seizures of American pro-
perry ar vessels in Amsterdam, and no idea
OF an embargo.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-16

r N pursuance OF Il deed OF tiust secure the
i payment of certain sums therein expressed
clue from Thomas Randolph and his securities
Randolph Harrison, VIM. Randolph andWm.
Skipwith, to Gaines Goo6e. The subscribers
viii sell for cash on the premises, the Odd day of
February next il being Court day, acertain tract
OF LAM. in the county of Amelia, containg fifty
acres; il being that part of the tract called Now
an which rcscr> ed Nv the said Thomas Ran
iolpf Ia his decd TO George Nicholas Skipwith,
which deed isrccordcd in the county court Of
EmcEa JOHN DANIEL,
WILLIAM BRADLEY.
January % Glawtds
The sale ofthe above Land, is postponed till Sa-
tlrday the 18th of March. Feb. +. 1awtds
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-16

NIiRGINIA to wit AT a Chanccry District
v Court held inthe city of Williamsburg, the
Goth day of April, 1906.
Benskin H. billiard, PlaintiG-Against Ar
instead billiard and Reuben Jones, DEFENDANTS.
The defendant Armistead billiard not having
entered his appearance and given security accor-
Court, and it appearing to the satisfaction of the
eourt that he is not inliabtant of this country,
on motion of the plaintiff by his counsel 1t is
Jcreei, that the said defendant do appear here on
the frst day OF the next term and answer the bill
of the plaintiff, and that copy Of this order be
Forthwith inselteG in some newspaper of the city
ef Richmond for two months successfully, and
posted at the front door OF the former Capitol in
this city
ACopy. ANTY. ROBINSON, C. C.
Dec 81 Tlaw8w.1
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DUBLlC vENDUE--l3y virtue of deed of
y trust from Wan. Hall to to the subscribers,
of sundry property, FOR the purpose of securing
the payment Of debt due William Shanks Gas
will more fully appear by referring to said dead.
dated 5th Dec. 1906, and recorded ut the hustings
court OF Petersburg, 9th April, 1S0z;) Will be
old without reserve for ready money, on Thurs
day, Sd March, the sloop ALEXANDER burthcn
between 80 aid 40 tons, with all her tackle and
apparel, as she now laws at Rockets.
=. ma SAMUEL TURNER, 1.,.,
DANIEL EPES,
Feb. g. ltds ]
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-16
IN Observation-Disclosures County Cea,t, Be
III rg,Dbsr 1907

IN CHANCEkY.--1Iia..e County Cca,t, BE
L Gender, 1902.
Mary Calls, Elizabeth Minor, Ann Toml>ins,
Join Mclaughlin and Mary Overton his wife,
Peter Cosby, George Tilicr and Mary his wife,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES John Cosby, David Cos
by, WIN. Harvey and Judy his wife ---- And
and Bstbary Minor his wife, Detsndants
1t appearing to the satisfaction Of the court that
the defendants not inhabitants of this Coin
monweaith, not ha.'ing entered their appearance
aid given security according to the act of AS
scmbly and the rules Of this court On motion of
the coinplaihants Ivy their counsel, II IL oraeyed,
tiat the defendants do appear here at March court
ext and answer the compliments bill, that copy
OF this order be forthwith inserted in the Enqui-
rer for two months successfully and another post
ed at the front door of the court house of this
county. Copy, TIL MUSE, Z. NJ. C.
Jan IL. l2aw8w
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GoTTENBURGH.Dec z

IOI f n d INCH, Dec. z.
Various travellers, chiefly English, have
this week arrived from Russia, who all re-
port that large body of Russian troops are
marching to the frontiers of swedish Fin
land
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-16

ITO PRIN'rERS-FoR SALE, On gerry red
i sonable terms: About 500 W.T. of BUR
CEOlS, and 800 of BREWER; The same Type
on whichthe ENouiRkR was lately printed.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-16
GoTTENBURGH MAILS.
RUSSIAN UkASE.

To Count .Mcoiay Petrogcitue Romanzof
In consequence OF the present political cir
cumstances, which have compelled US to
break OFT all connections with Britain, we or
der:
]. An Embargo to be laid ON all British
SHIPS Ill our harbours, and on all property of
the British on board of the same, as also on
that at Change and in the custom-bouse
Pack-hcuscs
ii. Their immoteable property, and what
does hot Consist of guods, to be left in their
possession as heretofore, but not to be allow
ed to be sold, mortgaged, or transferred in
to other hands. Taking such measures mere
ly from our evident mercy to them, we hope
they VIII not, during the existing difference,
transgress their duty by actions which might
prove prejudicial to Russia, and thus incur
our Just displeasurc, but live i'll due quiet
ness and tranquility.
III. Concerning the embargo, committee
is to be appointed ut this port, of the most
respectable Russian merchants, and one
member OF tic College of Commerce. au-
thorizng YOU to select these men, we leave it
to you 70 form this committee, and to inform
us of the same
~. Similar committees to be appointed in
Riga and Archangel, which are TO be de
pendent on the one here. The selection and
appointment OF the mcmbers OF them to be
lett 70 the military governors, directing also
the civil department, and where no such are,
to the civil governors.
'. The charges which may accrue on this
occasion to be provided from the revenues Of
the respective custom-houscs, and placed to
the account of the seqncstercd ships * goods
We are, &c
(SiGnedby His Imperial Majesty 'shaad)
ALEXANDER
St. PeterSburgh, Oct 90, 1907.
CopENhAGEN, Nov. IS.
Since the eth irstand, the Sound has been
so blockaded by the English ships, that no
vessels can go out or enter Cronenburg to paw
toll, without being obliged to come under their
guns.
On the 10th, some boats which went ont
from this harbour, took large thrce-mas,-
ed ship, and brought her into Kal,ebostrand.
between the 18th and goth of October. So
English ships arrived ut Riga and On the
18TH October three were lying at Cronstadt.
GoTTENBURGH, Dec. 7.
Various travellers, chiefly English. have
this week arrived from Russia, who all re-
port that large body of Russian troops are
marching to the frontiers of swedish Fin
land.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-16

: PUBLISHED BY THOMAS RITcHIE oPPo-
SITE THE PosT.nFFISE, Ar FIVE DoLLAKs
PER ANNuM, PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-16

FRAINING STABLE--The subscriber
Il takes this method Of informing those gen
Nemen who have CoLTs or other MACS, which
tley wish Trained, that lic has rented the stables
of Mai. Bail, at the Broad Rock, for-the purpose
81 taking Mays to train. He iattcrs himself
from his long experience in the business and the
particular attention which will be paid to Horses
sent 20 him to Tram, To give satisfaction TO all
those gentlemen who may be pleased TO employ
him: His terms for Training, arc upon the most
moderate charges and priv .Icgcs Gentlemen
Who send horses, have the privilege of sending
every necessary forage, &c if they think proper,
for them; otherwise they will be furnished at
che aforementioned rates. Those who send hors
IS, will please 20 send suitable boy with each,
20 take care of them and exercise them when
1t IS not convenient 20 send boys, the subscriber
will endeayoT 20 furnish them at the same price
he giycs himself To? them. II will be necessary
20 send suitable clothing, curry-conb. brush, hal
ter, saddle and bride, with each horse where
IT is not convenient for the owners to send all
those nccessalies, the subscriber will procure
uieIn on Che best terms lac cam at 'he request of
the owner. The stables viii he opened on the
Grst of February upon the following RATES
Grain Z; litter for each horse per week T. II
Fodder fer DO do n 4
Boys board do. do q u
Eiyown attention for eacl, horse per week o 70
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-16

CT "HE SERVANTS OFFICE is removed
i to house OH the street leading by the
Governors, opposite the Insurance office.
Feb. IL. Toaw1m
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-16

EOR SALE, fifteen thousand acres of Land,
Il consisting OF sundry Tracts, lying OH the
waters of Mocazine and Copper creeks and
Ciinch river, in the county of Russell, and on big
Fox creek and other branches of New-rivcr, in
the county OF Grayson, and on 12 Pole and Guion-
dot rivers, in the county of Wy,he For terms
of sale, apply TO the editor, or the subscriber
VIM. F. BRAXTON.
Feb IL. rtf1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-16

NOTICE TO Theoderick Carter, late guardian,
~ for Anderson Stone, dec'd.-That on Satur-
day the ST., day of March next, the administra-
tors ct said Anderson Stone, will proceed t. take
the deposition Of Richard Allen at the house of
John Wsodson, in Cumberland county, to be US
ed evidence in suit in Cumberland Court,
said adm'rs. against said Carter, and on Monday
the 2sth of the same month at Cumberland court
house, being court day at that place, the deposit
ton of John Gillian viii be taken to be used for
the same purpose by
BooKER WooDSoN G. TIFE, Ad,,,'rs.
efcn %. (laSs4sv
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Physic - dore whcn necessarv Is.

Phyqic per dofe when necessary 9s
5tocini: and other necessary expenses TO be
pad by tfe owners of the horses. The subscri-
Der also c,es leave 20 inform the public that he
E;cbs an6 Fores horsesin The most tasty style and
vpoa reascla.iie charges. mr.. TYcEHCRST
Feb 2. f1a,.4,y,
fiOk RENr--Thc House and .ot at perscnt
q occupied by Mr.. Hezekiah Mosby, plea
sanity situated on Shockoc Hill and very conve-
nient for tire accommodation Of fa,oiiv--pos.
session ;nsy DC had on tie 81 OF March next
wien NJ. Mosl,ys GOC will expire.
HOS. ELLIOTT.
i.'c9Honts req [Iaw9w]
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-16

Il NESS.-The subscriber respectfully offers
bis services to his friends and the public, in the a.
bove line of business and solcits their patronage.
G. GHEENHOW.
Dec. Is. Toa\>tf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-16

L UST RECEIVED, general assortment OF
- DUTCH BOLTINC CLOTHS, Of superior
quaiity-For sale by j. DdRMSDi1T.
Oct. IS. It'll
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-10-15
A N HOR T Nv E AZ N, L
GEoRcE-1oWN.
Beef Stake and Oylfer House,
REVIVED, BY
q f q K e. E PL z Z.

yTROM the repeated and sincere sollcita-
3 tons Of his real friends, and other tran
sient, respectable characters, who visited ms
house when occupying the above tavern, he
with much pleasure, informs them, that II
has been completely repaired and improve.
ments added, so as to make 1t comfortable and
convenient to the weary travellcr-retircd a.
partmens for the philosopher, or man OF bust
ness--an extensive view OF that beautiful
island belonging to General John Mason, III
yer Potomac, &c. A copious and elegant gar
den, with rural and public walks and arbors,
for the responding lover to mediate on the
object of his afiections-and the man of plea
sure to pass away many dull and TEDIOUS
hour. And It's being in the centre OF the
town, near the banks and other Offices, and
Tie nearest tavern to commercial characters,
renters his situation more convenient to the
planter, farmer, and man OF business; anti
gives it a decided preference over any other
Ito which add the keeping OF good and at
tentire servants; the best OF regulations III his
houss liquors equal to any IN the Union,
GOOD beds, wholesome dict, moderate char.
yes, aud a determination to use every EXERT
on in his power to give general Satisfaction:
he natters himself that he Shall meet with that
support from generous and discerning pub
lie which his atteAtion and merit may eniitle
him TO.
H. Gentlemen, and those who act as
such, may be accommodated with Oyste,
Sappers, at sixty-two and half cents each, It
any hour IN the night, in parties not less than
four in nunlber---J ttSs, they will be charged
with four suppers.
AS the ensuing races are expected TO be
more respectable than formerly, all gentlemen
sportsmen may depend on being accommodate
ed with good stabling, careful hostlers, the
best OF hay, horse feed of every description
and every attention paid to their nags, Gilies,
&c.
Private stables for two or three running
horses, with accommodations for groonis, &c.
G.. p.
October 10 DIST lawtN