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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-05-14

NEW CYCLoPAEDIA, Vol. x, Part 1t
and I'd; Vol XI, part IN and Cd: aud
Vol. XII, part 1T, are in the podelTion Of
the iubicriber, and will be delivered to filb-
icrisers in the Diftrict of Maine, at fore No
%, Long Wharf THOMAS CROSS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-05-14
Medicine, Paint, and Dys-SfHt
Store.

THE fubfcriber respectfully informs The
L Public, that he has commenced buhneis
in Portland, and taken Store in Middle Street,
a few doors wet of Meiirs David & Nathan
ie Dana's, where he offers for fale very large
and exten(ive alortment Of
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-05-14
SHOE STORE.

Solomon q Thomas Bovc.
7 INFORM their friends and he pa
general, that they have opened spaa
STORE in FlG f,sef nearly oppof:e IA.
dian Cbisf where they intend LeeDins -. -
pleie ahortment Of Ladies, MifIcs' nv rt''
dren's SHOES of every defcripuon. ~
They hkewile manufacture Roots
SHOES of all kinds at the fhortea 100 ~
and on the m0a Reasonable terms vs.
they hope by their attention and afEdn;,r.
buGneis they fhall merit llzre Of the prAr n
Patronage. -'1S
Poytlans, IPrH &c, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-05-14
Raegon'5 Celebrated ITCH ONT
laent.

z9ent.
a lafe, certain and effeaual cure for that
o4.aggeea6ie complaint called the Itch, This
valuable Ointment Is known all over the Uni
Ss'es, aad is daily gaining credit. It is a
Fss.ect.y tnaaceni application having nothing
81 i aiiher tii4gt eeab!e OF dangerous, aud is
ie.ioin 81 eyer known TO fail 10 effect a cure
by a Jssg alssk--fioas oaiy.-PTiss so Cath PEI
Is s.
269mEa's Celebrated Eys-Water.
4 Medici2e which Is defervedly held N
hish eitmation by all who are acquainted
want a. it Ia, lie dom or never been known
~ fan 10 give alnlUh immediate relief in all
Gales Of Ris4ss y 4,s Eyes, either recent or Of
Dong itanu.ng Thisremedy Is made of ma
teglais eusirey d4assens f ON thole commonly
ufed for fore cyess and the Proprietor is fan
euiAe that Il wal give relief in every lnGance
where it's applied agreeable TO the directions.
that he asltates not % authorize MS Agents TO
retuad she money IN every initsnce where the
eFe wafer does nor pc form what il promiled.
---Psss 50 Ceais per Bottle.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-05-14
BOWDOIN COLLEGE.

THE Ovsrfsr' Of Bors1oiu College. are hereby
notified, thar meeting of their Beard will
be holden at the College Chapel in ByarizvisE, on
the fifteenth day Of May next, lit being the
Tuefday preceding the third Wednesday of
faid month"; at ten o'clock in the forenoon.
IONA. ELLIS, seey,
Topham, April, 80 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-05-14

TICKETS and QUARTER, IN the Sixth :
Igf Ciais Of Hstfeld Briage Lottery, which
will comnence drawing the goth OF tha
month. Thole who with TO risk a trihe tor
the chance OF acquiring fortune, viii do well
TO apply at ISAAC ADAMss Book Store, fcr
Tickets and Quarters looa, a. bat few remain
unfold ---W ho has slfo for faie, a general
ahoument OF BOOKS aud STATIONARY,
at the Bottom prices.
Jnit received, few copies Of Minots Hit
tory of the Infurreclion under Sb4ys-- q new
edition, price one Dollar in boards--ole Dol.
twenty five Cents boUGd
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-05-14
VALUABLE MEDICINES.
Lees Genaias (Rindbam Bill
Eons PILLS.

THESE Pills are delervedly diftingniihed
throughout the United States, for their
hyperion efficacy in curing Bilious Fevers,
Yellow Fevers, DroPly, Jsundce, Coltivenels,
Bilious Cho,ic, &c. &c.
css:'oa5s-'rhe Purchafer is tequefed to
lie Wy particular TO notice that the name Of
slm-si z Il j. attached each Bill Of Directions,
u .als osgI hand writing or he Pills arc nor
gsnafHe - P.iss s. Cs.ts p Box.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-05-14

WEBSTER'S DICTIONARY sf tJ. r..
gi6 Language, complied for, and adapted y
the ute Of Common Schools in the U. Stales--
Macknight On the EpifIes-a very valuable
book for all thole who would obtain COR
rect knowledge of the Scriptures. q
the Laws of Maaschufetts, I, 2, anL Vols,
May q.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-05-14

4 great ac4u5fiion 10 gentleman Caifs
Breeders and Farmers.
TO be fold BULL 81 the Englilh Holder
neis breed, four years old and ne2'arss
over feven fee, and quarter j. girth, = "sH
proPortioned. lie may be ieen a. Doct. II
TRIES, P,vat's Nelt, SfssborcEgs.
MAY 4.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-05-14
FOR SALE BY
DAVID SMITH,

Head Of UsisH- WbasE
500 bulhels YELLOW CORN,
I5e barrels FLOUR,
Y Caiks RICE,
Few bales frft quality COTTON,
A quantity of TAR
ALso--A general afortment Of
GROCERIES,
which will be fold as cheap as can be pur.
chaied at any fore in town.
April To- nf)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-05-14

John Prichard,
INFORMS the public that he has opened
fore at the Hay market oPpoite the CO.
lumbar Tavern, whers he offers for Gale,
w. |. Goods g Groceries.
Neutrality-suspicious. In
dian and Rye Meal, &c.
Ayo-3ooo W.T.. OF Live GeeEe, Sea Fowl,
RuiIia and Lifbon FEATHERS. All of
which he will fell as low for Cath or Coun-
try Produce, as can be purchafed in the DiG-
tri6t of Maine, wholefale or retail.
or Bedticking, Matrafes, S<s.
made at the fhortelt notice.
Cab paid tor Hating and Slipping
FURS.
January %: 0G
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-05-14
DOCT. PETRIE,

INFORMS his friends that re has removed
from his former reldence % PrGSff AffA,
Scarborough, where he will he happy 90 a.tsns
TO his friends as uiual. MAJ 4.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-05-14
WdNTED.

= 10 take care Of Children AID do the werk
q lanaiy. Sueh an one may hear Of place
BY APP lyng 20 me Printer,
April 80
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-05-14

To THOMAS AIINOT's ERate NAV re.
ceive their devidends On application to
APEa 90, 1870 DANIEL TUCKER
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-05-14

THE Subscribers hereby give public notice
l. 10 all concerned, that they have been duly
appointed and have taken upon themfelves the
truft Of Administrators on the eItate Of
JONATHAN WEBB
late of Falmouth, in the county of Cumberland
Merchant decealed, by giving bond as the law
direets-Thsy therefore requelts all perfons
who are indebted TO the iaid deceafed's eRa,e,
TO make immediate payment; and thoGe who
have any demands thereon, to exhibit The
fans 70
SUFANNA WEBB1
JOSHUA WEBS, ''-1''1'''r0f'r''
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-05-14
Ra1vj5n's AAfi- BiE5u5 and Stsmacbic
BITThRS,

Jualy famed for the furPriEng cures they have
doue ia America and the Wea Indies, hey
az very ierviceable in removing Jaundicy and
bilious Complaints, and at the fame time
Areng hening the lomach, increaGng the ap-
petite, and removing the inking faint, diitref-
led feeling 10 diiagFeeabIe 10 be borne; relto-
RAG clio strength % the weak and trembling
limbs, removing the yeIlowneis of counre-
nance, aud alto The dizzinefs Of the head and
weakness Of iighE, &ec.-PFiCe SO Centsper
BOX.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-05-14

THE fabscriber hereby gives public notice
20 all concerned, that fhe has been duly 40
p>insed and has taken upon herle,f the trul
Of Administrative on the eita.e Of
BENJAMIN THOMEs,
l2Se Of Falmouth, in the county Of Cumber
and, yeonan, decesied, by giving bond as The
law direc's-She therefore iequesis all per
ions who are indebted 10 the laid decezfeds,
eflate to make Immediate paymeat; and thofe
who have apy demands thereon, to exhibit the
fame 70 GHERIry TEONTES.
dsyE IS $50.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-05-14

The fri i've huadred drawn blanAs, eI-
cePting thoie entitled to other prizes - above
viii be eRtitIed 70 seven dollars each.
rive hundred numbers wit constitute one
days drawing, and the above caPira' prizes
determined accordingly.
The drawing will commence Ia Boston on
tLs 2lst Of May next.
The prize Of 600 dollars viii be paid il
81 days /; those over 100 ii 80 days, aud All
oihsrs in thirty days, after the drawing is.com-
pleIed, in bills usually Current II Massacha-
tests Puncsualiiy may be depended on.
Tickets will riie 10 nv dollars * ifty cents,
ten days before the rawing commences, and
40 return OF Tickets vIil be received after
thAt time.
Before that time Tickets may be returned
10 either CT ne managers, MeiiFs. H1w = T
Nj ~, 10 SiIton, Or Mr.. As,a6 7banzss 5Jr.
ia Woroeeaer.
Prizes not demanded IN one year viii not
BE- pa 4 bns considered a. giyea 70 the ben
eht OF the Lottery.
SAMUEL PORTER. \
Isaac ABECRONBsE.
s. vi. r DICKENSON, ; NAsAGERs
NAf1AAILLssAllI1,
MsD-D Di-EENsOS.
.s=bs.e,, -Ng's.y 4y9lrsl "a 1910.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-09-18

The interest OF the debt for 1903 and
1869. not yet paid. shall be reduced to
one third, and charged en- the budget Of
1910.
9 The custom houses on the frontier,
other than those of France. shall be organ
ized under the superinicndance OF our dir
rector general of the Gus ON house The
Ouch custom houses shall be Incorporated
herewith.
The line Of custom houses, now on the
French frontier, shalt be kept up until the
LIST OF Jan. 1911, when it shall be removed,
and he communication OF Holland with the
empire become lice. -
The colonial produce actually in Holland,
shall remain in The hands of the owners, mp
on paying duty of S per cent. ad valorem. A
declaration of the amount shall be made be-
fore the 1st SEPTEMBER at farthest
The said merchandise, upon payment OF
the duties may be imported into France, &c
circulated throughout the whole extent Of
the empire. ..,
TITLE Nv, -J
IL. There shall be at Amsterdam, spe-
cial administration, presided over by one of
our councillors of state, which shall have the
|supcrintendance of, and the necessary funds
toprovide tor the repairs of the dykes, pol.
ders, and other public works.
TITLE V.
ID. In the course oil the present month.
there shall be nominated by the legislative
body of Holland, a commission of fifteen
members, to proceed to Paris, in order to
constitute a Council, whose business it shall
be 10 regulate definitely all that relates to
the public and local tlebts. and to conciiate
the principle OF the union with the localities
aud Interests Of the country.
is; Our ministers charged with the
execution of the present decree
(Signed)
NAPOLEON.
BY the Emperor.
(Signed)
III B. Duke of BASSANO.
The Minister Secretary oi State
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-09-18
July 81.

NOTICE'-Notw ithstanding the death OF MIR.
In Andrew Nicolson, the firm of Nicolson,
Heth 8. Co will continue (sgreaably to their ar
tcles OF copartnery) until the first of January
neyt, when it will expire In the mean time, the
business will be carried on as usual, by the sur.
wing partners, at their Office, in this place
..4il those indebted TO that firm, or to Nicolson
arr Heth, are desired to como forward and set.
tie their accounts or before the FIRST day of No
veTnber next Otherwise, suits will be institu-
red, without discrimination, against all those who
fail to secure their respective balances. Those
who have Claims against the said concerns will
call for payment. Timely notice will be given of
the firm under which the new year will com
mence, who VIII continue &c supply their custo.
mers with the choicest coal their prospect for the
ensuing year, being more than usually fatlering.
HARR1' RETH
BbVERL1' RANDOLPH,
EDWARD d. pKGGES
Manchester, Sept. Z, 1Nov .
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-09-18

FOR SAILS valuable MERCHANT and
l. SAW MILL situated in the county OF
Loudon on Goose creek ! of a mile from where
it empt'es in the Potomac 4 miles from Lccsburp,
35 from Alexandria and about the same distance
from George Town in the midst of the finest
wheat country of Virginia. The main road from
Leesburg to Alexandria, passes within one mile
of the mill, and the boats that;navga,e the Poto
mac come UP to the Mill, which affords great
opportunity of procuring wheat, by means OF the
river, at all seasons, and great facility of sending
Hour to market by water to George Town and
Alexandra The Mill House is built ofstone so
feet by 81, two stories and four floors, and works
two pair ofstones. The machinery, which IS of
the most approved construction, is in good repair
The saw-mill is Ok the culinary size & work saw
With the MIL, if suitable to the purchaser, may
be had 10 or 30 acres ofI.and, on the side OF the
creek on which the mill stands, and on the oppo
site tract Of Land, containing about $50 or 500
acres, ofgood quality and well timbered The
excellence of the stream of GOOSE creek, at this
place the abundance of wheat grown in the vi
cnity the facilities of water navgatony and the
general and rapid improvements Of this part OF
the state hold out great Inducements to person
81 activity and spirit, inclined To vest his money
in property OF this description, For further par
ticulsrs apply to VIM BRENT, 1r.
Near Aqaid fost Office, Virginia.
July 81. cp2m&attG
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-09-18

I INTENDING very shortly to vlsltthe western
A parts OF The state of Virginia, as we'll as the
states Of Ohio, Kentucky and Tennessee, 1 will
undertake, and faithfully execute, :genciesin the
exploring and selling of lands, investigating land
titles, collecting monies, paying taxes on lands,
and entering them with the commissioners of the
revenue, pursuant 10 act passed at the lastscs
sion OF the General Assembly OF Virginia, enti-
tied, An act to compel persons zoho own iancs IN
thfS commonwealth, fs cause the same to be entered
IN me 0"ofS % me co'n'niss'onsrs Of the reSenae,
and ior other PWposes" Applications to me per.
s0ually, to be made ut the Office of the General
Court, ~ Richmond, and - ers (post pad) ad
dressed to me, either at Richmond, or (af.er nv
departure, which viii be on the 18th day Of Oct
nexO 1T Lexington, in Kentucky, will he prompt
" attended TO Those confiding business to my
care, may rely on he ufmosI punctnaIity in its ex
ecution. of which the most satisfactory estipoa
mails can be given. CARTIER II. DREW
Sep ember IL If
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AND FOR sALE-Bv virtue Of deer,

II NNNA AOAN oTAC--Dy virtue OF decree
- OF the Superior Court of Chsncary tor the
Richmond Distrct,-wiH be o6yedfo sale at
the town of Cara, on fcnday The 9th day of
August next. that valuable TRACT OF LAND,
belonging to the estate Of r. ,srheld Trent, deed
containing by estimation, 783 acres lying in the
county of Cumberland, on Willis river and ad
joining the town of Cara, tor the purpose of
raising sum Of money therein mentioned, due
and owing to tile estate of Alexander Trent,
decd tie contiguity of this land TO the town of
Cara where there is Merchant Mil, which
will no doubt. in short time be in COMPLETE re.
par, and consequently will require large guam
tity OF wheat, &c as well tobacco inspec-
tion-and being at the head of the navie.able
waters OF Wiiliss river render it one of the most
deseable tracts of land in that part of the c,un-
try. Added to these; the land is Of excellent
quality, and well adapted to the culture OF to.
barco, wheat, corn, &c.
Previous to the day Of sale, this land will be.
laid OIL in lots, snd sold to sui. purchasers-and
the terms OF sale liberal. only one third will be
required when the deed is made, and one, two
and three years for the balance Bonds and Sc.
curity will be demanded secured by'a deed of
rust lfrequired by the COMMISSIONERS
July ~. tbs.
90 The sale of the above mentioned property,
unavcdab!y postponed TIL Wednesday the 26th
OF next month, at which time it will certainly
take place.
August 81 = tbs
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-09-18

"a h@N%N ~ oRsiCF IRACTS.'
LoNDoN, July 9.
Report to his Najest, the Emperor and King
.Snne 80, 1910.
our majesty has directed me, bv
your order of the date of the 18th of this month,
to make report of all that concerns the ex e-e
neral Sarrazin
-" John Sarra5In was born in the bourg of St.
Slloche, in the canton of Penne, in the depart
ment Of the Lot and Gsrotihe, on the 18Th Au.
gust, I've. His parents were farmers on the
27ln September, 1886, he enrolled himself in
the 9Th regiment of dTaeoons, which wssdsban.
ded on the 18th Sep. 1887.
." AT this time he settled at Reoie, in the depart
ment OF La Gironde, where he exercised the PRO.
ession OF teacher OF the mathematics On the
lst OF September, 1890, he obtained the place
ofProfcssor of mathematics in the school OF Sor-
rezze, which was then under the direction of the
benedlctines and it was, no doubt, this circuco
stance winch gave rise to the report that he H. Il
teen monk; assertion which certainly has
never been proved.
" lie LETT this employment two years alters
wards, to follow tue move ment which almost the
whole French nation then made towards tn ?
frontiers and he repaired to the army of the
North
Being sent to ChaIons FOR the instruction Of
The young engineers in the school of artIIery he
was there when, alter the taking of Verdun, the
HUlaOlt0ntS OF LnalOnS formed battalion. of
which he was appointed s1iutant major the
tunchons Of which appointment he Performed
till the goth of September 1892. the time of Inc
disbanding of this battalion. But these circum.
stances, found in a memoir signed by himself
areonly warranted by his own declaration -
What's certain is, that he was appointed at metz
Lieutenant Of volunteer company called the st.
Maurlce' at Tie end OF 1872, and captain of the
same company on the 3th March, 1899.
On bis fret entrance into this service.
gave proofs of his restless and Intriguing shirt
winch he has constantly shewu in his military
career. He confess himself in the memorial
above cited, that for having taken part in some
remons RANGES which appeared seditious, he
was broken aud degraded by order of gen Hou~
ohard, in 1898, and obltgedl TO serve as a CON.
mon soldier He adds, that on the 1st of Octo.
ber, 1926, he joined at Chat,llon the chasseurs
OF the C,ronne that I've was present in differ
en' affairs N the army Of La Vendee, in which
he was IN quality Of secretary TO gen. Marcesu.
aud was gp0pn'ed adjunct to the sdiutant gene
rad, ON the 9th Of PraIrial, year 2. On the sth
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-09-18

W ALUABLE PROPEK TY--FOR SALE
10 pursuance OF a decree cf tne circuit court
oftbe u. States, for he Virginia district, pro
nounced at the NOV. 1902 session of that court
between WIN Kunkall & Co. plaintiffs, against
Thomas NJ Deu,e and others, defendants, and
between Serbia Scropi!Slt and Starman, plt'ffs
and the same defendants
VIII be exposed to sale, at auction, at Ca ira
IN the county Of Cumberland, or Monday, the
9th day of August next, that valuable MER-
CHANT MILL, usually called the Ca Ir, Mills
Tobacco Ware House, Tavern and other l. ITS of
Ground at that place. Also, ali the LANDS af
or near Ca Ira, consisting of 2OUO acres and IN
wards, which belonged 70 James De: ne, Thona.
M Desne and Francis B. Deane or TO either of
them, on the goth day Of March, 1901 Terms of
sale, ten per cent on the purchases to be paid in
cash A credk OF one, two and three years for
che residue OF Tie purchase money, TO bear inter.
est rom the day ri ssie--tbe purchaser or pur-
chasers giving bonds, with security, to be ap-
proved By tie undersigned commissioners, or
inc one that may act, and also executing deed
OF trust upon the property so purchased, for Sc
curlng the payment thereof, at the periods afore
SAID Previous 10 the day OF sale, the land will
be divided into convenient, lots to suit purchasers
C. C0PLAND. , o5,
" c WILLLAMS, G''"'''
July AZ ids
o. The sale Of tie above mentioned proper
~, is unavoidably postponed TN Wednesdav The
2oth OF next mouth, at WHICH time 1t will Ger
tainly take place.
C COPLdND,
August IL IDS
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-09-18
O. Fairfield Races III
The FAIRFIELD RACES. :

THE FAIRFIELD RACES. :.
M. Ill commence on Monday, the first Of DC
w rober.
FIRST DAY-A Cup will be run for, value
twenty five guiness one mile heat--6ve subscri;
bers ana Subscription closed.
SECOND DAY-The Tockey- GLIB Purse OF
S 400-four mile heats
THIRD DAY The Proprietors' FArse of S 2OC
three mile heats.
FOURTH DAY--A Handy GAP, one mile hea,
leach subscriber to pay ten dollars entrance, ano
the toll ofthe gate for that day given in.
Weights agreeably to the rules of the club.
RATES OF TOLL:
Four wheel Carriages s 90
Two do do o SO
Mn and Horse OPS
Foot passengers o l2j
ESME SHOCK,
Treasurer and PROPRIETOR.
Sept IL. wtR
HE Subscriber has received, and offers fol-
4 > sale, at his Grocery Store, between Messrs
Kirby, Drake and Taylor, and Messrs. Gallego
Richards & Co.'S.
100 Kegs F FF FFF Dupont de Nemour &
Cos BrandywiDe GIrN-P0WDER, war
ranted of superior quality,
&c HoEs,,eads Prime Antigua Rum.
10000 W.T. Brown Sugar,
600e dofCoifce,
10 8sles Bourbon, do
20 Chests best II, ;oG, Young Hyson, Impe.
rial, Sun po'Hder aud Souchong TEAS, OF
lest importaerp,
100 2 aud BIB. e5ci. Lead Canister Imperial
ard Grn powder Tea,
% tDoz. Bottles Martinique Cordial asserted
in boxes oS ] bottles each,
100 Doz, Ciarets Wise &c Gravee Blanc, Rbe.
nlsh do. Burgundy, Champagne and old
Port VINE, - ~
? Doz. Card VS. I,oadop Fill Madeira Wine
of 1899 & 1901,
2 Pipes old London Market, Cherry, Lis
bon & Teneriifc Wine, > ~ q.
q Pipes old Cogniac Bran5,'--'t 100 tox-
es of superior quality HAVANA Scgars
With alerge and general assortment Of Itoce5
1ies OF superior qut.ity, also, Chine md Gias.
Ware, all OF which he viii dispose ut at 10 W pri
ses for cash
hUBfN LHFOFEST.
August 81 1aw12w
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JOHN WORSHAM.

DUBLIc SALE-WHf positively be sold, with
4 out reserve. upon the prsmises, on the 2Sth
day of september (inst) 345 acres of PRIME
LAND, about 35 acres of which in cul
tivatIon: the residue abounds Ia good building &
other timbers
Also, SAW AND GRIST- MIL, six miles
distance from Richmond lying on the Wes,ham
creek, between the Three Chopped and River
roads The crops now growing supposed to pro-
duce 500 barrels corn, 90 COO weight fodder, &c
SSc.--Six HORSES, two MULES, some CAT
TIE. and HOGS, three WAGONS, and pl IN
tatioh TOOLS. Should it be preferred, the land
can be divided into four lots advantage or sold
IN one. entire tract Cash young negroes will
be required1or considerable part of The pur-
chase money. 1t deemed unnecessary to give
more particular description of the above pro-
perry, those inclined to purchase will no doub,
first view the premises
SPO7SWOOQ LIPSCoMBE
Sept. Ii. IDS
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-09-18
THE BROAD ROCK

TOCKEY-CLU3 RACES, will commence or
- Monday. the Oath day OF September next
The first day, aWheat Sweep. Stake for three
years old Colts and FiUies, running mile heats
entrance SO bushels, half forfeit, 7.colts entered
subscription closed Also, will be run for, the
same day. mile heats, elegant .S,Iuer Cup
worth 8 1906 free for all untriad 8 and 4 yeal
Odds, running; mile heats. To this there are four
subscribers and or more to make race-sub
scription to close the goth of September
:. The second day, the ssSoetey Cub Purse of SOC
Sd mile heats. - t.%
The third day, the Ptoe,irors .Psyseof S 300,
3 mile hsats
The fourth cay, a .Sueep Stake for 8 year old
colts and FLIES, running two mile heats, entrance
100 s, fforfeit-to this stake, there are 8sub-
s1r'bers and closed. The weights of those RI
ces will be agreeable to the Fairfield Jockey
Club weights the money for the Jockey Club
and Prorrietor's purses, viii he paid up to the
winners by the proprietor of the field A. this is
the first race of the present club, the me Inbers
are requested to attend at the Broad Rock Tay
ern the evening ofthe FIRST days race for the pur-
Pose of forming rules and regulations fer the GO
yernment OF the club.
The following toll will be collected At the gates
each day
Four wheel carriages, 81 90
do do 50
Persons on horse back, o Is
Do on foot, 12j
JOHN WORSHAM.
PROPRIETOR of the Field.
" B. Any person wanting booths on the race
field, will apply to maj. Ball, who will act for me
in my absence. J. w.
August 81. 6lJ