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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-09-13
ALGERINE FASHIONS.
IRON THE SAME |

The city is crouded with imperlous
Turks, beggarly Moors, and savage Arabs,
Distinguished from each other by their dress
or rather undress. The Turks in short
Jackets, something like those OF our sea-
men. without sleeves. embroidered with
spangles ofgold, wrought in variety OF
figures, on the edges and sides; and a spe'
c;s. Of open trowsers of different cloths, fine
linen and muslin, descending to the cali
and tied round each leg; sash OF read or
varie gated silk interviewer with gold tlnseS,
wound round the small of the body in
wh;ch are worn sword and brace of long
n;stols; squaresoed shoes naked legs +;
head shaved and bound about with turban,
half dozen coils Of white muslin twisted
and fastened to small red cap, which aP-
pears at the top; the beard suspended upon
the breast. The Moorish dress differs
from this in the quality of the cloth, except
that these wear no arms; the Turks only
forming the military of the country. IAe
Arabs, in every respect, resemble the sa'
wages in America, except that they are less
enterprising and have nothing of that wild
magnanimity, which inyigorases the tree
born sons of our forests.
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DESCRIPTION OF ALGIERS.
FROM THE SAME.

AIo;ers is an immense pile of brick and
lime. cemented in mass, on the decilvity
OF hill, resembling a marble quarry with
escayated cells. This figure you will more
easily understand, when tell you that the
roofs. or rather tops of the houses are Hat,
and connected with each other in such a
manner. that man might walk from wall
70 wall. without touching feet to the ground
in almost any direction in the city, The
streets, or rather covert ways, are IN gene
-, NO, more than feet broad the broad
es, will admit with much difficulty loaded
camel in the centre, and footman on each
side, They are almost uniformly covered
with projected stories of the houses form
;np in some places arches, in others planes,
hiding the sun at mid day. There is not
ward in tbs whole city; every convenience
IS placed within the wall of the houses, even
the common vaults, and reservoirs OF wa
ter and they have have no light bus what
Is received at an aperture in the centre OF
the house, generally square extending
fro m the top to the ground, in every house,
from thirty to eight or ten feet, IN proper
ton to the dimensions of the house. on
each side of this area, from to 4 stories,
are galleries and rooms tor every purpose.
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CONCISE,
RIFT INTERESTING JOURNAL,

OFF, youage across the atlantic; in a letter
fran General EATON to his friend in tins
country. 2
On the fourth Of January, of the present
wear. we pus to sea from the Capes OF the
Delaware and by the buster of winter,
were driven through the Atlantic, over head
and ears in brine and suds, without dry
thread about us !: in SO days we reached
Algiers. One of our vessels, ship OF be.
tween two and three hundred tons, and 80
people, preached to in storm and went
down, poor fellows, in an instant. ~ his
happened ON the American coast. Another
of ourrompany fell in with feet OF gun,
boats, at tie mouth of the Streights, and
fought her passage. This was schooner.
commanded by captain M. who told me he
expended 400 balls on the OCCASION, and re-
ceived as many; but this must have been
done at very respe ctful distance, tor no
blood was los, on our side : That they had
sk1RMIsuINe is true.
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THE LADIES OF BARBARY.
FROM THE sAME.l

The Lcdiea ofBasbary seen in IA, the streets
look like walking ghosts, swaddled IN rags
They wear square toed Shoes generally
without quarters, or very low ones. above
these, half way up the leg, they are un C:
,vered.: Then commence wrFhes OF mus1'n'
like sailors trowsers, loosely twisted around
each leg, tied at the bottom, and IN this
,erotchical kind of coil, ascending about two
spans above TIE first joint from the ANGLE
and forming junction now . becoming n.; an
til j, gathers around the waist and divides
the upper from the neither region OF, of the DO.
I,dy, Over this, suspended like curtains
from the head to the ground, roll huge dir
ty folds of flannel or muslin Blankets
around the mouth, chin and forehead are
handkerchiefs closely tied, hiding the whole
face, except necessary aperture for the
admission of light. Thus rugged, nothing
can be seen of them abroad, but the twink
Ling Of g eye. Net se the daughters Of
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haze come In, who aee IL h.
English army. ~as To-
CHARLESTON. au..
--m:@.~

Capt. Kelso. Oft ship MHis s'. 80
rived at this port yesterday, IL ppI a.
from Cadlz, He lett that por, :, - :; d.n
ult. but brings no papers. We u .Nslla
bally from capt. K. that no ebanass van w.
sequence had taken place in ,br o. ~, O' TO-,
tuatlon of the French & Spanish (, ,,~','ss>
the date of our last accounts. Tn 'ls'Sc.
the Spaniards were still very ssnm;a asPscE
it is the opinion of captain K NI ,S, i'll
French will not get possession cf W.T., %ahe
at least tor a very Considerable ' 'Rl
come. The place WIS well sunnl;s "Tfsh
provisions, and markets for Amer a! kS
dace had fallen. Flour was sclin. . N'
rice at 81 so tobacco was very d0lI .
any sale. The following British ,b; "'',
war were lying in CadIz harbor VII p o.
vincible, Atlas, Jealous, Audacjon, ~ y "a
nrrable, Of ~ guns each Are,bus,, q, I'
gate, SO; Jasper and Aler, 10 D,y,S "'
ton IL, and Eina (bomb) 8 guns. ''''
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7ranslations from Lisbon papers Tece'Vsd at
the office Of the NortoAL
LISBON, fully rs.

We have received more clrcumstant'ai
news OF the landing Of Porisr at Santona.
He effected it on the 4th inst. the French
consisted Of from $50 10 200 men, some
Of whom were killed, Others taken prison.
ers and others dispersed there was garf'-
con - laredo OF 400 men who shared the
same late. The Spaniards are working
with grea, activity to cot Oft santonla' aud
reduce il to AN island, which is no ways
difficult. They have already. IL pieces OF
artillery mounted, and the work nearly
completed.
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TO Rem /,
Diffri6t Of Columbia, to wit.
VKJHERAS Ethraim Mills hathbY hH
NM .,>'; al m ,ha In.
Sept l |

XN7HERAS Ethraim Mis- hath BY A'
w petition in writing, appi to the no.
norabIe Nicholas Fiznugh, one oil tia assist
ant Judges of the circuit court OF tie DHiiNt
of Columbia, to be admit ed.to the ben'a! Of
e act of Congress, for the relief Of inso'S'
debtors within the district Aforesaid, aud Id
stated therein that lie is in actual confinement
in the Jail bounds of Alexandra count!alM
suit of John G. Hunter, and being NEED"
discharge the said claim with others again.!
him, has offered to deliver up to the d" y,
his creditors, all his property, real, peFsV .
and mixed: Notice is therefore slvfH' 10 VI"
creditors of the said Eph!aim MIlls' '0a' ". =,
Saturday next, the 18th instant, oet"esn~,
hours OF nine and three o'clock, at 'ns 'VI
house, in Alexandria. the oath OF al i" "a
vent debtor will be administered TO t'' 5n.
Ephraim Mills, and trustee appOl"uns.
ereeably to the said act oil congress- u p",,-
cause be then and there shewn 10 The CO"'''
ry. r;t1ruth
By order of the Hon. Nicholas fN1 ;'.n
one of the assistant Judges OF INC '" ,%a
court of the District Of Columbia, "'
day of September, 1910.
C.. Deneale, C. {.
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TUNISIAN WOMEN.
TFROM THE SAME.

The description Of Algerine fashions
NAV, with very little exception, be applied
70 Tunis. 1t is an abominable ialschood
recorded by geographers, that the 7O0"'en
of Tunis are handsome. Those have seen
in the streets, and more exposed from the
tops of their houses, are i'll shaped, short
and dirty. They are all brown.
can say little OF sheir manners and Gus
toms. 1 cannot, however, but take no,1ce
of one very remarkable eustsm, which !
consider very laudable one, and should
think it a decent thing TO be introduced a.
mong the ladies of christian counties
This is habit The widows have OF repair
ing at least once week, to, and weeping
over the graves of their deceased husbands
even after they have been month dead ).
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Ten Dollars Reward.

TAN AWAY from the subscriber living
IL. in Prince William county near the Oc-
coouan Mills, on the lst day of this month
q negro lad by the. name of JOE; eighteen
years of age, four feet two or three inches
high. has large eyes, large mouth and thick
iips; had on when he went away homespun
shirt and pantaloons, the latter OF an olive
color,And an old drab colored great coat The
above reward win be given to any person tor
securing him so that get him again, and rea-
bonable charges if brought home.
Henry Peake.
Septemher u.
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Abraham. Their bare broad brown faces
form contrast to the Turkish women, as
much on the other extreme. They appear
dirty as brutes and brazen as lmpudence.
All the ladies have yet seen, it their beau
ties were consolidated, could not create
sensibilty enough in my heart TO produce a
ballad from my brain.
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Doors to be opened at sixand performance
20 commence at o'clock.
~ Tickets to be had at the Theatre, at
MIR. Snowden's Printing Office, and brooks
Hotel.
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IT IS ORDERED

BY Judge Fltzhugh, that Noo'e' p o[ las
trustee for the benefit of the credNol'n ;s,rict
Douglas, an insolvent debtor, IN lEs nnroceed
of Columbia, do, on Thursday ncrs' P n'ng-
to sell the property Of the said 'eI,'' a.nDroyet
las, on a credit of sixty days. TOT sp 'prcers,
negotiable notes, with approved t l''r r,vs-
giving previous notice thereof IN NV
paper printed in Alexandria. o. n
f' G.. Deneale, g. C If
NIB. The above property, consist nD,ts, will
Salt in barrels, and two large Falls DO@ sn'ion~
at the time and on the terms above Nv. wharf
ed, be sold at 3 o'clock, on Cove
late Janney's. dn
Sept. IL. -7.o the
H ALL persons lndeo'ta nrolyspt
eltate of JAMES Dovc Las an c9n''I ''r
debtor, in the Dilritt OF Co'O - the
are requested to make paymen', lied 10
fubfcriber, who alone is au'''0'
receive his debts. ,rpT.
September H..
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BADAJoz, July ri.

Regner's rear guard lett Truxlio at l
O'Clock in the morning OF the 17th instant
and crossed the Iagus at Almarez on the
18Th, being followed by another corps
which had been posted at Cacerez and
Montanche, and, which ON the same DAY
and at the Same place crossed also the La
ous. and took the road to CalZaua de Orc.
nxza. whence the artillery and troops That
had been there, had beforehand set out tor
Talavera de la Regina, giving out they
were going 10 Madrid.
Tue enemy have left no troop, in Alma
rez, and have destroyed the boats in which
they crossed the river.
On the 18Th a body Of cavalry and lnfan'
try of Regnier's division marched tor Pe-
rales th9y mad staid the night before at
Coria, and at the moment they lefs it ano-
ther body OF troops entered the place. 1t
is said thas these are the 5000 men that
crossed the river at Alconete, and whose
rear guard was attacked at the time OF
crossing by the detachment OF bustamente,
who succeeded in killing several OF them.
Gen. Hill crossed the river at VillavleJa y
has his head quarters at Castelblanco.
The French who were in the Kingdoms
of Graaada and Cordova, have formed a
junction at Ande jar and those that were
in the vicinity of Seville and county OF Me
bla are posted in St. Lucar de Alpechln,
Umbrete, Espatina, Mayrena, &c.
The Spanish desachmen's that went in
pursuit of the enemy are az Almarez and
Port Mirabete.
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ATTENTION.!

September Is
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ALME1DA, {PortusalO July

Some deserters from the army of the enc.
my have arrived here to day ;tIey say that
the right division, under the command of
general Junot, is going to encamp in the vi
entity OF Zamora and they even say that
Ave battalions received orders to march
this morning in that direction.
General Loison has at present his head
quarters in Gallegas, but there is no appear.
ance of great encampments fer the present
in that neighborhood.
The garrison at Ciudad Rodrigo was
marched prisoners to Salamanca, blu, as yet
we are not informed of the articles of capt.
tulation.
July IS.
Nothing particular has occurred the
French have not appeared in force; we
cannot yet find out whether they mean to
take post in this neighborhood or direct
their operations to another point.
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BRAcANzA, fully IS.

bRACANZA, jug TO.
The enemy still continue to shew an IN.
rention to pass the Duero at Logoza and
Trexo; but perhaps it is elsewhere that
they mediate a serious attack. Kellerman
is re-uniting his division in Bonayente.
Fifteen deserters from the French army
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(coNvtNUED)

Dere rhe~ N.
Mr.. Ftsr---Ns ,hc course this debate has
taken embraces A view Of the relations be-
tween this country and England, AID from
that circumstancc derives much ITS I'M
pcrtancc, shalnrot be deemed out Of order
IN entering into ~ examination of the con
toct OF the Britt Il government towards this
country Tor some years pas.
7 sNgll not commence this cT;a"0 nation bv
declaring inst have neither British Crrt'a-
'uies ~ Frerch preUdices, or that ! have
no o'her object - view but the welfare o!
ny crurtrs such assurances equally apply
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III CTICE.--Bv virtue of a deed of trust execut-
IN ed to me hy Francis Vaughan, Cor the purpose
81 securing thepevment of debts therein men,
toned, due to William White Will be exposed
40 sale to the highest bidder, in Jamestown, on
tie 18th day of February next, the Tract oi
LAND whereon the said Vaughan resides, living
IN Cumberland county, near Jamestown, and
containing upwards of two hundred acres, and
adjoining the lands Of Jos ID. Lee. Jos. Il. Roy
ali, VIM. Cor!ey and the subscriber.
DISCLAIMER WOODSON.
Cumberland County, Ian. IL. w4wT
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To the .jreehoiders of the Senatorial DIS
tr'ict. comhoscd If The Counties Of Louise
CoochlQ7a q Renrico:

FELLoW CITIZENS,
Hauing determined TO become a can
dictate for your avfraees as me me-rt cleo
Iion for member to rehresent you in the
Senate Of Virginia. and 10th my hersou 20
7,ohhcs being f1robabiy unknozun to q con
siderable frofort:on Qf the CitizeS& Of the
District, as 1 deem it imdiahenabiy ncces
sarv 10 a correct and .jndicions e.rercise #
she right ?fanBrage, thai the /,oiiicat hri,-
cihies ofeneh candidate, shouid be ~ II IN
dcrssood By fhc electors: 7 beg ieaue a.
mis- time 10 declare TO you, Mat i am, and
always from my youth Nh hope been .fr0a-
iy attached 10 REPUBLICAN hrtncihLeS and re
tabHcaH DleGsUyts ind thak I hitherfo
frafion in svhich those hyincihkes are adhcr-
ed 20, and shall Always ofihoae one Of "a con-
f-ary character. / 7cds a friend ~ TIE e.
lection of mr.. I'iadis6n rs fresident, and
am a fi'irnd 10 his administration, becanse
Ihink IL fredioatcd UPON tie fiureat tria
cihies Of rciubEcaniSn, and gnided by q
consfanf qvish 10 hromote the Prosperity 70
bohfiUess If our common country; So 70 dc
jeHd q esfGbiiah our essential rights. henO7',
end fndehcndcHce as ration, which had
BEEN so judici1nsiy asserted, and so abty
rin9icated by The oamtnisrafion Of Mr..
J.RersoH.
II shonid hare the honor II br v7a,1' re.
fire8eufG ire, h!v oI,iciaL conduct 7viH al
Tcdys conform 10 my hrincihies, wiM q
steady md anrtHi;tfiug attention 10 The
common interests Of the feohie zrsom ImGy
refyeseaf.
arr. .fci;ovp cifi-cns.
Yopr wosf 06't setUGr',
WM. G. POLNDEXTER.
Louiso, Dec 81, 1909.
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1l virtue Of deed nf tr,ls. .1 ecuted bv John
NJ Desris In the subscriber, bearing date. the
25th day of JULY ,,SJ1, o. record in the County
Court G; .>ichmoal, for the purpose OF securing
The ,iiebts due to Ezekiel Levy, therein mcnt,on-
ed Will be- sold at the plantation at present oc-
cupied by the said John Dennis, on Farnham
Creek, in the county of Richmond, on the 9th day
of February next, It fair, otherwise the fair
dav. IN the highest bidder, under the provisions
Of the act Of Assembly passed last session, en-
titled "An act concerning Executions and for
other PURPOSES" the following PROPERTY
conveyed b. the said deed, TO wit Schooner
Henry OF Tappahanuock. with all her apparel K
suudry Negroes, whose names arc, Sarah, Sam.
George, Hannah and Joe, three Horses, tenl cad
Of Cattle and five Feather Beds and Furniture,
much of the said property as will raise the
sum required.
3. MCCARTHY, Trustee.
Richmond County, Jan. IL wSw
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Excellent Wrapping Paper, l 12I
o. A liberia! discount made to wholesale pur-
cIascrS.
Orders for any cfthe above qualities, address
cd to the subscribers, executed at the shortest
notice.
BANISTER G Co.
August e.. wifi
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7 ATTERSEA PAPER MILLS Those who
- yish TO encourage the manufactures OF their
o., state are inforr ed, that they can he suppl
ed with Paper Manufactured in Petersburg, in
AN lIIia
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O. rf7;92'1f =
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
DEBATE

ON qHE 9ofNT RgsoLy7Tog
he conduct Qffhe Erecutire in
relation TO the refuSa! ~ receive any FIR
thcr communication from francis James
.JGcESon
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-13

M LILLIAN w. DICkENSON has ,ecciv-
w ed. and oTers FIR SAFE IS Crates Eaytaen
Ware. 4 Gases English Glass zrare,
CONSISTING
Decdntcrs, Porter, iPinc and Cigmb7igre Glasses,
Lioerpool SAT-, loose and in Sacks, Also Is CoskS
NJ u. Rum, 200 pair shoes, Soai Leather
&c. &c. &c.
December 25. I'M
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Resoiued. That it becomes the duty OF
this province Co lessen as much as possible
the burthens of the mo,her country, engaged,
as she is at preseft, in dubious contest for
her own preservation and that provision
ought to be made as soon as possible, for de
frayirg the expences of this department of
the government, from such resources as may
De round within the Country, that such part
OF the national treasure, as we might have
Claim to hereafter for that purpose, may be
employed for more useful and important ma
tional objects.
g RESOLVED That it be recon mended to the
committee appointed to provide for the re
dress Ut existing grievances. to take into
consideration The expedicncy of appointing
counsellor well acquainted with the laws
OF CASTLE and the Indies. whose duty it shall
be to give his opinion IN wiring, to the su ..
perior tribunal of justice, on all important
questions on points of law which may arise
on the discussion OF the causes submitted to
their decision
RESOLVED. That no member Of this con-
Vention shall be arrested by any civil Fro
cess, during their session Or Propagation, or
wnen travelling to or from the place of
meeting, until final adjournmerx thereof.
WEST FLoRIDA-The Convention of
west Florida adjourned on the 9th ult. to
meet again on the LIST Monday il, November
The Governor has sanctioned all their pro
ceedings. Among other appointments by the
Convention, approved by the Goternor, we
perceive the following: ("
Robert Percy, of New Felicianas Fulqvar
Skihzoith, of Baton Rouge. and Shepherd
Brown, OF St. Helena, to be Associate Jud
ges of the superior ourt. Z q.
Josehh e. Johnson, of New Felicians,
Sheriff, and andrcsv Steele, of Baton Rouge !,
Register of Land Claims for this jurisdic !.
ton. -
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essssse;rs Srssrargoes, &c. TO hold their private
advcnt.-Fs, demanding at the same time, that
they should give security equal to their several
values, lest the emperor should see proper to
reverse bis ecsion. These circumstances are
mentioned at u,e request of gentleman who
wasindebted to Mons Beste for many marks of
respect and attention --Bait. & Post.
On the 18th of July, 1--WE are Informed by Mr.
Boughau who lately arrived from France, 2 ships
entered the port of bordeaux from London laden
with Logwood, oil and paints, under hcences.-
u.
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A PUBLIC LOAN.

We understand that loan has been obtained
by government from the bank of the United
States, for $50. 900 dollars pursuant TO an act
of Congress passed the last session, au,horis,ng
the President to borrow sum notN exceeding
100000. The money borrowed is to bear AN
interest of six per cent per annum, and to be
reimbursed on the Slst December, l8ll-unless
Congress shalt refuse 10 grant a charter 10 the
bank of the United States in which case the
sum loaned is to be reimbursed within 8 months
after the bank shall demand the same !-Spiyi.
Of 70
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SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

co.. SPORllNC lNIELLlCtLNCE.
he Broad Rock Fall Races commenced on
Monday the 24th of September, 1910, and CONT
nued four days as follows
FIRST days race. Wheat Sweep Stake, 3 year old
coitS-7n,ie heats
p. F. Edwards FIoretta by Fiorizel IL
Thomas Strstton's Buzzard Filly, 3.
Thomas Cheatham's Doricle by Fiorizel. 9
John Stratton's Buzzard Filiy, q
Time-1m Sos both heats.
Alter the Sweep Stake horses started for an
elegant silver Cup, value l20 dollars, which was
won by John Worsnam's horse by F'tzdiomed.
Second dav's race Jockey Club Pu.Se north 500 s
4 nile'heas
B,irwelI yvilkes's Madison by Diomed.A
years old, IL
Wade Mosby's CHI. h Duroc by DiomGd, a
years OLD, 9 +
Jonn Mnge's - by Druid, d years
old, 3
VIM. r. Iohuson's m Maria by Bay Yam
key, 4 years Old, 4 2
VIM. Wlpn's ST Malvipa by Preeipitate, S
years old, 5 4
WIN. Balrs ST. Tammany by Diomed, 5
years old, S
Ralpii WorTnley's ch II Cursor by Diomed, d
years old, + o
Time-1s heat I'm. s2s.-2d heat 8m.
Thndaay's race, ProprietO,'s purse, suorth 300
dollars, thee mile heats.
Wade Mosby's h. Rat, by Clfden, "a
ged, 551I
JOIN hinges Eliza Jane,'by Preciptate,
4 years old, 12t
VIM Ball, Shark, by Diomed, 4years
old, %
William r. Johnson's, Moloch, by Di-
omed S years old, "a.
Ralph Wormley's Tom Tuff,by Escape,
6years old, IS Q +
zachariah Brooks Labor in Vain, by
Doomed, years old,
William Wins's Gallatin, Diomed, 6
years old, CT 9
Trme-lst heat, S minutes SIS seconds--2d
heat, mnutes--3l heat, 6 minutes l second
-4th heat, 6 minutes 1! seconds
Fourth Gay'srdce, sZgeep stake--tkyee year old
cokts-Enyance one hundred dollars, hell for
/eit two mile heats. -
william Ball's Defiance, by Flori-
eel, Il
zachariah Brooks Ia AIassena, by
Florisel 2t
John Ford's.s h Expectation, by Buz
zard, 8
Valentine; Winfree, 8 h Talleyrand, by -.
ForIzel,
Time-ls heat, 8 M So sec ----21 heat, m.
~ seconds The second heat might have been
performed in less time, had there been oppost
on
Extract from the minutes of the Jockey Club
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-10-02

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