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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-22
NJ ahogany Furniture,
LAND
In The state IF Ghlo-For Sale.

rTHK subscriber wishes to SELL a valuable
4 TRACT OF LAND. in the state of Ohio,
continuing 1000 acres. This tract IS Of excl
lent quality, the subscriber has GOD fsop,
most respectable information. 1t lies on Deer
creek, branch of the Scotia about 10 mics
from Chilicothe, in 4 well settled neighborhood,
and is very convenient 20 the trade of the Ohio
lie will dispose of it for cash. or on short
c'edi,, for notes negotiable at the Banl: Of Viz
sinis; or will exchange 1t for property IN the
city of Richmond. An unques,ionable tide, wi,h
general warranty. will be made 20 the pa, csaser
WIN. MuRFoaD.
Richmond, Sent. 81. 1867. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-22

This number commences the fourth part
or division OF the work. The three pre-
ceding parts contained. the history ofthe
ART OF war, ancient and modern-2 The
science of Tactics----3 The modern or
French system of discipline ard tactics.
A greater number of plates is given with
TINS number, than probably ioay be given
with the subsequent numbers but no NUM-
Der viii be given without some engraved
Illustrations; if the work meets the ne
cessary encouragement, the plates of the
greater tactics will be ample and on a lar
Ger scale - n = -
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-22

IN so1,cober respectfully eakes tins me-
ihod Of informing the pablo generally, and
esp cialy ,hsi portion OF northern and soufh,sn
patronage which has so successfully crowned his
eEcFii'ns tor toe LAST year, thar he Continues IN
tHs occupancy Of tl'st well known stand the
WHITE CHlMEIES, the pretent ear. ami
asspyes al those who may favor him with their
custom. iha, TIE accommodations, and his efforts
70 please. wiz br more expanded and more com
ile,e shan the1 have heretofore been the houses
having undergone general repair, which rem.
dcTs hem more commodous.
Jefemiah Rawlins.
White Chimnies. Caroliuo)
coan'y, in 10. 1903. (5W)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-22
O A XII AND.

This land lies on the north side Of the river 40
pomattoX. in the county OF Ches, e, field 9s r,,es
above Petersbug, below Bevi.rs b,idze. and %
south Of Richmond. /, contains sbout 400
cres. OF which nearls one half IS low grounds
on the river level. handsomely situated and es
teemeh superior to any on that river. The bieb
land lies veryleve. il covered will oak and nine
timber, and Is free, fertile soil The low
grounds are mostly open. and the high LAND ahou,
Two ihHds in timber. The improvements are a
n"slng house, with good roams, q of which
are on he lower foor, with two pa >sages. all T.
nished IN ihe neatest siile &c wainscoauns -
There ave rooms in The cellar, one with Are
place and plank floor a kitchen, smoke house
wash house and dairy, and every house necessa
w isr large family. Also. a large ice hou. E.
with apond AZ the distance Of 30 Yards from The
noor On the farm there ave two gtanarIes
large and convenient, with a wheat machine on
the most approved construction 10 eaoh-an
verseeF's house, stable and tobacco hou.s. win
b'ick cellar under t--also all the houses necss.
sary Tor the crop hands. The 6ne va er. the
airy and salutary SITUATION of the buildinss the
iertihty oil the soil, and the easy bostag- Of The
produce 70 market give to this properly advsns
tases which can be best appreciated on msneai-
on The terms Of sale will he one third d ,un.
and the residue ~ three annual payments, or O.
therwlse' as may be ag'eed on by application 10
the subscriber, on the premises who would give
possession ANY time after the 18Th Sep erober
next CEOuCF RVaNc
Oakland. Jan. II, 1903 -,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-22

James Smith l. Pleasant Moon, uerchaniS) 5,
and partners. aaing under the firm and =
ute OF Smith & Moon. complainant. ?
Aga,n=t ''-ti
George Locke and William, locke, exeeu. Z
tors OF the last wiz and tesrauen, OF John
Locke, deceased and Thomas Locke, :,
. 90 -, 4 defendants :,
ON The motion Of the conp,aioants by their
Soeccnsei. andi,sppearing to ,he satisfaction,
'ofrhc eou't that the dcfeacant Thomas Looke
rs nor; an iuhAbitant of tthisr common wealth.,
~ Is therefore aee'esd and orae'es that unless he
appear here on or before the first day Of Ianu-
airy Court next and answer the DILL of the COM
pla'nan,s, that the Same cill be saken for COM
-fessed, and the rnaaer thereof ae-rssd aseord 4
iagy and that copy of This order lie inserted
IN ono OF the new spap.rs published in the town
pr rstsrsburg tor Two months suocessivey, and
posted az tive front door of the conencus1 OF.
. .his county and ihatth defesdants George.
Locke and William Locke, executors of the last
will and testament of John Locke, deceased, h.
restrained and -nJo,Ged from paving, Conveying
away or seeretng any goods. ehatie,s. money
'egac'esor beques's. which are now belonging
or dne. or WHICH may hrreaf err belong TO or be-
come due 20 the said defendant Thomas Lscke,
nn'itthe further order of thus court.
a copy, Teste, -
WIMIIAM HsTAyEoa. D.o.a
Charlotte CoAtl, Dec. 3, 1907.
pa,siok Connolly. plaintiff, y
" GSgirst
ArSh,Sale Fogiks & Traverse Books. eeanee'
defendants
NE defendant Fowls no, having entered his
appearance according TO the &C, of Assembly
and me rules of this count. and il Appearing to
the satisfaction OF, he Court thai ne is not an in
habisant OF TINS state. the motion of the
plaintiff by has a,,o,ney, h rs 0, deed, that ne
appear here on the FIRST day of M1rch court
next md enicr HIS appearance and give security
tor Performing the decree OF The co1rt,. and tina,
copy OF this order be inserted in one of the
newspapers printed in Richmond, for two
months successvely and posted a, the front door
oil the courthouse Of the said county.
A copy--Teste.
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This work will be published in numbers,
once within every fortnight, or NOR Gre
quently IT practicable; and viii be com
pretended in. about eight or nine numbers.
-Price50 cents each.
az Subscriptions for the above werk
will be received and the copies delivered
at S. Pleasapts' Bookstore, Richmond.
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Land for Sale !!

PURSUANT to deed of trust
s executed 10 the subscribers by John c.
NiIler. for the purpose of securing the paynen,
OF sundry deb,s thereto mentioned; will he sold
upon the fnsr Monday in January, idOs. for
cash upon the premises. TRACT OF LAND,
mentioned in said deed. lying upon The waters
Of Iookelis and 4rris' creek, in the county of
Prince Edward, aud supposed to contain be-
tween six and seven hundred acres We shall
make spch title as is transferred TO us by said
Miller, saving all former ncumberances The
improvements upon this land are srch as are
ssuai upon snug plantaroOs III this part of the
country, but better fenced than u,ual.
CHARLES WOODSOR, ,
JAMES MADISON. trustees
Prince Edward l6 OF 1907. I0v
~ Tie above sale is postpone Till Ivedne.-
day The S1ih of March nex'. Jacpsty 70
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-22
elInap Of Dlr0lnla.

ftE subscriber having been appointed sgen,
Tor The Propvietors Of BIsHoF MhDtsos's
MAI OF VIRGINIA., for the city Of Roh.
mond' requests those subscribers WHO have not
received their Maps, to apply to him a, the
fnnung.Oilce aod Bookstore Of SGNvEt.
PLEAsANTs, Jun. where they are ready for
delivery HE has also some copies fpy sale
JOHN ". PLEASANTS.
December 4th, 1897. 3v
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-22

VIRG1NIA:
A' a ccart Ge.e Tor Ha6fax county, t5e 2s,5 day
Of DrccHGsy, 1907
''''' <es.l Jameson plaintiff. } c5 q
Jesse crenshaw & Peter Clark, defts. r,y'
=, Hs defendant Crcnslaw, not having en,.,,d
his appearance and given securi ACCORDING
70 ,he act of assembly and The rules Of this court
and ! appearing 10 the satisfaction of the court
that he is NOT an inhabitsnt of this state ON
The motion of the plaintiff by his counsel. n IL
ordered, ihat the said defendant Crenshay do
appear here on the fourth MONDAY 10 March
next ard answer the plaintiffs bill; and thn,
the defendant Clark do not pay away, seerets
o. otherwise dispose of any monies. goods or
eHsets which lac may have in his hands belono-
ing to The defendant Crenshaw. so far =. ,cs
peet' The sum of hf.y dollars until the faytbs,
order OF this court; thar copy &C his orde, NJ.
Tor ,hwi'h inserted in some one Of the newsna
peFs published in the cry of Richmond for ,,vo
months sneeessivcly and posted at he from, door
OF The couf'hou-e Of this county.
A copy Tcs,e,
TOEu R1rJc1oIe y
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-22
A Silver Watch,

which he offered for sale at a low price. The
owner may have it again, by proving his y, opef.
" and paying the expense ofIhis sdvettisener M
MARTIN HOLLOWAY.
Richmond January 49, 1903 s.
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Land for Sale.


WILL BE soLD a, Louisa eour,hou,e, on
w Monday the 9th day Of February next BE-.
ing Louisa coust day, TO nc highest bidder. for
ready money, tra6t OIL AND. lying in the aid
county OF Louisa on The waters of Deep creek.
adieinlng the lands Of Col. Thomas Me'iwether,
(now harwood Goo win and Lsuaceou Minsri
and Others, containing four hundred acres. be
the same no,e or less whereon Col lanes Me
uwe'hcr. dee lived At The tine Of his death.
This land will be sold by viz ne Of deed Of t,G.;
executed 70 the subscfibe,, 10y the said James Me
rwe'ner. dec bea'ing date the 25th day Of A.
prh, 1877, and admired to record in the coun,y
court OF Louisa. 10 secure the payment Of a sum
Of money rhereh specified, due TO John Poin
dexter, and he expenses of reooidnz and carry.
ing SAID decd into elect a deed viii he made
70 The purchaser conveying the title which lie
SUBSCRIBER holds under said deed, which is be.
iievcd 70 be indispBtable.
DaDid Bullock.
January 4'h 1908. ,ds
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-22

THE subscriber has opered IN .rccy7V
4 IND COMMISSION S20Ek,,;, -
house cpposUe Col. Samee's, : 81 The C
Street where lie wiIr' cc,ve AID oapose Of
either az put'ic or rrSete So eOoes
re h4s nor, or bend, az hrtuatessie, r.. 1,.;,,..
I, Mltscovado Sngu,s
In hogsheads anc hsrrels; Loat Suy,, ~
M 'asses. Holland. Gin, ttcaeh 3, ands, anA "
donia Wine--rine Apple Chee<.. Dtm;ish..
&a few cases wtliass0rted HoI, w Gas 60
ii 49, 81 q NJ NJ. Myers.
Richmond. 1staJar 1908
7 hereby faewa,it AL pefsg ~ RON ss,I,,--,-- I
- ing or crsoi'ing my wife MA My PECEipp"'-o
w,l not pay any debts ofher eC..-,-;i- = - 90 4
the date hereof; -hd those y no Nss6 ID. rs, ION
expect to be prosecuted to,ae aseseat &
ths law ~ iiNrt' y DaNStsf~..,', eHtVt
'7Th-4yu5 1903 81 Ia ~. ,,s,.N = I So =
I'd ~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-22

THE subscribe wisles to SELL 1hc LAND
on which he resices, known to his friends
nv the name of 1870
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-22
Lnnenburg October Court, 1907. /

f} ~ rs
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-22

OXEN from II. go man, named John, be-
longing 70 Mr. Orrs paine, on Saturday
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Earst for eign ettp@.
LONDON, Anril 90.

h oNnGN: Apr1l ~
,,;r,S..' s.. ~ " oS",' ulA' part o' ue
III o'e NAeo''errsnean, un1er ue
.".:I.:"- W " W 'S.! SPehNcr' Is uestAeu ior the
~ tS W "'""' "t'on "hTh lsa'hu inc enc
10y "a'S 'cl s"'''e t.'"c nleutateo an ATTACK
~ '""" from Ntaoflu' mention mat the
y. GAGE naa Snsappeareo' ana no one
:I 60 ne na" S""c Inc private leters
:Nm. .'"" SPI"" contain III general very little
- ~ - ; eu'n Is ue terror eNcHeu ny the
the ,,r;,o-. 80, ~ - ~ wa: 'ouNry' ust
H., 90 ,,oas;,sI. =. W "sefp S 1'e eNen'S
~or,;cs, pn;r;"S 'O''O '''T"'' VI =" FNPfeSS any
A wcn,lrmsn ,-r;rad ,,os..rdo,, eo-,
lu, % ~; -. ~ 'N,'S,e[
. fw d,,,v .,v, s... 49,, - Nv * II
,,rs.,.s, .,,,1,,,'.:t !. tA"e, me
aa'.I - w." as.;.,i.' man! warehouses;
.,nt..,' -. S"h "P' "'u feherA
-. f.sLS ZIG HFVner
STa,:~a ~ ny w ~ "teno'''s 10 make
~''l.'S-. N''er,'" independently h1o caused the
2 e. ~ I'll s..I IN ei'e FIench government;
- ,,.Ar ~, "'. Vi su'n measure,
al f.. - ~"". . s 1. W. !et OBVIOUS;
-, G.. Ss'" va i'trc" 10 use every
En'Ia,J A."'IA N urs Ile~ n,'o war win
n,.,Sn',S 10y "e i"Ny " InE 70 e"noay the nu"
~ ;,,,.,;n-. Ht1 w" i" .e " o'ates' Ah.o an army
n,,.:.~,s - "' No"},"''uo" WIN '''e "A,
80" :. iI. nc couiu afterwards send
~. wv VI. u"eIe"' parts I" SCUM Amenca
80 - "s courier came away rom stockholm,
1';t:'- '"e u"5 uteI ',le nail set out, com
,H E..'e - ""s FeIeteu oS tne telegraph across
' N'e ,'fueSS Vi so'eaDorg mad been
- He N'I y ue NuSS'"rS' nut That they were
S.' -" 80 Wy" great slaughter. Inns was
A"o"" l" ''o''eno"rgh al the sailing OF the last
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unusual appearance. From six to seveu
thousand OF the troops to be employed in
the expedition which has Tor some time
been getting ready, are to. be embarked
at this place and number of trans
ports, which have been got ready for
their reception, are now coming into the
harbour. None CT the troops have yet
arrived but we understand they have
received such routes as will bring them
here in succession, and that it is intend
ed to embark them as they arrive.
"Nothing has transpired officially rcs-
pec,ing the destination of this expedite.
on. It's ultimate destination is known
to be the Baltic but it is whispered, that
previous to its proceeding thither, cup
de main, which promises an important
result, is to be attempted in an other
quarter.
The Hindostan, of 81 guns, which
was dispatched to Sir c. Cotton's Acct,
off Lisbon, with provisions, returned
on Thursday afternoon to Plymouth,
having on board a considerable number
of Portuguese, one ofthem person of
distinction, who contrived to make their
escape from Lisbon on board our Aeet.
They are going to join their lawful So.
vereign in the Brazils. They represent
Lisbon to be in a most deplorable state
yet the French General, in order to make
the people bear with patience those
ills they have" depicts the situation of
this country as even more dreadful than
that of Portugal, and asserts that spec
DIV peace alone can save US.
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tho United States, is set at defiance by
our armed vessels. They no doubt have
acted agreeabIy to their orders, bot when
i. is known, that no orders, from any
department can be lawful which initiate
against the laws Of the land, we hope
that some measures win be adopted to
ascertain whether the decision Of the
judges is not paramount to any opinions
or directions given by the subordinate
branches of the government, and whe-
Their So solemn decision as was had on
Saturday last shall not be sufficient to Sc
cure and protect the rights ofthe people.
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LONDON, Apr. %.
T.. The EXPEDITION,

hamsgate, April 81.
awe are all hustle and activity here.
preparngfor another embarkation. The
1st, I'd, 5th, and 9TH battalions of the
German Legion, and also the LIST and I'd
Light battallious, are now on their march
tothis place, from >Bexhill, Hastings.
and Battle. A number oftransports are
here ready to receive them, and others
are dropping iu hourly. 1t is thought
from the dispositions making, that the
different battalions will be embarked as
they arrive here. We expect some of
them to morrow. A considerable Bri.
fish force is also to be embarked, but
some Of the regiments will not come
here. transports having Been provided
for their reception at Hatwich.
The Naval strength of the expediti-
on win consist ofthe Victory, Minotaur,
Tigre, Mars, Polyphemus, Addacious,
&c. several tr'gates, and large proper.
tien Of gun briggs (vessels peculiarly a
dapted for the navigation Of the Belts and
the SQUADS and some gun.boats of
new constructions. The whole will be
under the command Of Sir lanes Sau-
rarez. who has left London for Chat
ham, to hoist his flag on board the Vic
tory, at the More. The land forces,
which will amount to 2 or $ 900 infan-
try, tits said, will be commanded by
Sir John Moore and General Fraser, and
will shortly be followed by large force,
which, from thenature Of the transports
required, "copper" bottomed) will pro.
badly consist Of cavalry.
IT, -: w.
Harwich, April 21,*
r-.~,. half past o'clock.
~ d" Harwich at this moment presents an
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NETWORK. Iune Z

The forti6cations on Governors Is.
land progress very rapidly. Between
four ands6v hundred men are kept con-
stantly employed on the works. The
genius Of Col. Williams, united with the
superior mechanical abilities Of Messrs.
billiard and SoyderI has rendered this
fertilization, in point Of strength and eli
ganee. equal perhaps to any in the world.
Fhey are at present employed in the e
.rection of circular tower, which, from
its situation, will be Of great advantage
in case Of attack, being placed on a point
Of the island, from which it can COM
mand the Narrows, and in faet, the
whole of the channel. 1t will Be COM
pleted in three months.
At Bellows Island also, they have
commenced the erection ola Star, which
will be of great service, and the chains
are forging which are to be affixed to the
blocks to be sunk in the Channel. When
the works are all completed, the gene.
raj complaint that our harbour is defence
less, will we hope ceasey as whatever
nature and art can furnish, will be APP.
piled, it will be placed in a posture OF
defence superior to any in the United
States.
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NEWBURYPORT, MAY 80.

Yesterday arrivedthe schooner Two
Sons captain Rutherford, from Passa-
maquoddy,,s where he left last Wednes-
day about IS or 20 sail from different
ports. An English merchant ship ar
rived in the river the day capt. r. sailed.
Since the arrival of the Wasp. a great
number of boats have been seized snlns-
Cling aour. The vessels there which
had not discharged their cargoes, would
take them away again. Flour, &c. which
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Dunieetit lnttaiat,tte.
NETWORK, Tune 6.

BY the schooner Connecticut, Captain
Wasson, 6 days from Charleston, pa
pers to the 3 list ult. have been received.
Captain Wasson informs, that CA the
Connecticut coming abreast Of the A.
merican sloop of war Hornet, Captain
Dent, laying in Rebellion roads, four
miles from Charleston, she was boarded
by an officer from that vessel, to whom
the manifest was produced-who, ON
looking over the same found the word
RIcE inserted thereon. He then said.
" You cannot pass-you must come to
anchor, or return to town." The Cap
tain observed, Here is the Collectors
clearance for US to proceed on our voy-
age" The officer replied, II cannot
help that; ifyou pass our beam we will
FIRE into you" Upon this Capt. Was
son put about and returned to town, and
landed his passengers. On waiting ON
the Collector he informed Capt. Wasson,
that he had no authority over the Hor-
net, or gun-boats, but thought such con-
duct surprising-that he had not sent
any orders to stop anyzvessel. He then,
sent for the Surveyor of the port. Ga
Monday Capt. w. received Official no.
.ice that he might proceed to sea, and
would not be again detained. Where.
upon he Immediately got under weigh,
and after being examined by the Hornet,
was permitted TO pass.
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Harwich, April 81
s.... half past o'clock.
Harwich at this moment presents an
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ADAM GILCHRlST,
!. SANFORD BARKER

Sworn to before me this
2ish Of May, 1908.
Joan Ward, e q y
Upon the return Of the rule, the
PENDANT Showed the following cause:
UNITED STATES, !
So. Carolina District,
Federal circuit co urt.
hHPar'e Rule to sh
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TO Rem I,

(And immediate bossess'on g'ven)
NEAR the EXTREMITY OF THE PAVEMENT
On Prince Street,
A TWO.STORY BRICK HOUSE, with
a an elegant garden, and all necessary
buildings thereto, complete. The premises
occupy one half acre of ground, on one OF the
best situations and best constructions, equalled
by few, fany) exceeded by none in Alexsn
(ria of It's size; it has also pump of excel
lent water, approved Of by the best Judges,
besides well in tie garden for its exclusive
Use, and is every way calculated toaccommo-
date a genteel family, from such moderate
rent will be taken.
Now building and will be ready
to RENT about the first of Angus, FOUR
HOUSES, on Washington-street, the stu
atoms are good, and the buildings will be We.
ry convenient and neatly finished, for private
families, or public business and a House or
Two, near JIessrs. Niarsteller and Youns's
wharf.
For terms srply to,
Robert Brocket.
June l. aaW
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4 N G II O K T ~ E K ~,
GEoRcE-TOWN.
Beef Stake and Oyifer House
REVIVED, By
u r n Z Z T = T Z


TROM the repeated and sincere solicita-
Il tons Of his real friends, and ether tran
slent, respectable characters, who visited his
house when occupying the above tavern, he
with much pleasure, informs them, that it
has been completely repaired. and improve
ments added, SO IS to make II comfortable and
convenient TO the weary traveler-retlred a.
partmen.s for the philosopher, or man OF bust
ne.s--an extensive view Of that beautiful
island belonging to General John Mason, II
yer Potomac, sc. A copious and elegant gar
den, with rural and puolic walks and arOors,
for the Responding lover to mediate on the
object of his afections-and the man ct plea
sure 10 pass aHvy many Gull and tedious
hour. And lis being in the centre of the
town, rear the banks ant other offices, and
he nsaYest tavern to commercial characters
r.Il ,ers las situation more convenient to the
plater farmer, and man of business; and
gives il decided preference over any othci
ITO which aid the keeping OF good end at
tentive servants; the best OF regulations in his
house; liquors equal TO any in the Union,
ges, and a determination to use every EXERT
ON in his power to give general satisfaction.
he Eaters himself that he shall meet with that
support from generous and discerning pub
lie which his attention and merit may entite
him 10.
H~ Gentlemen, and those who act as
such, may be accommodated with Oyster
Suppers, at sixty two and half cents each, at
any hour in the night, in parties not less than
four in number-If lees, they will be charged
with four support,
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, FLIES,
&c.
Private stables for two or three running
J horses. with accommodations for grooms, &c.
: - 80 !, : - G.. p.
1 SSeos@S - 1a@ laWtN