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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-03-26

VIRGINIA AT a Superior Court of Chan.
"ery. holden at the Capitol. in the city &c
Richmond, the LIST day of Feb. 1911.
John Emmerson, Dr.
IgGirst
Maria Beckley and Elizabeth Prince exec,,.
tr'xeD ~ IAN Beckley decd and an ipEsnf.
SON of the said John Buckley decd. w;Il;sm
ChamberIayne, William Aylett, and Martha his
49, jIr n &C roSey' DJts.
against
The same, 1.G,.
The defendants Maria Beckley. Eizsbeti,
Prince, BeckIev and VIM -. 80
Martha his wife, not having entered their ar
PeArahce and given security according TO the
act OF assembly and rules of this court. and II
appearing to the satisfaction of the court. tbae
they are not iniiabitants of THIS country on me,
ton ct the plaintiff ny his council, IL il ordeyeI
That the said dcfend4nt do appear here ON ,bS
hrs day of the next term and answer the hin %
the Pialntrtt and thar a copy of this order he
forth with inserted in some ne newspaper pubIisbsJ
IN the city of X -hmond, for two months snr ces-
siVely and posted at the front door of the C,nitoJ
in the said city. NA
a cOpy-Test,
WM w HENNING, C. c.
"''Vu % w8w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-03-26
March %.

VIRGINIA AT a Superior Court of Clan.
Gerry, holden at the Capitol. in the c v os
Richmond, the 1st day of Feb. 1911
John T Htwkins, AID Anne Burnley, widow
AgGinst
George Bruce, ne.
The defendant not having entered his apDear-
ance and given security according to the act of
assembly and the rules of thus court, and it an.
pearns 70 the satisfaction of the court, that he
OF the plaintiffs by their counsel. II !, trJe,aJ
That the defendant do appear here on the 4 ST
DAY 1.-THE next term and answer the bill n the
plaintiffs; and that a copy If this ord, i've f,r,h-
win Inserted IN some newspaper PUBLISH in
tne City or Richmond, for two months success
siveiy and posted at the front door of the c.,;tna
in the said City N
A Copy Test,
WV w. HENNING, C. G.
~ w8wG
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-03-26
MN MUNFoRD, Il eec,
N The holks.
4r Actfor regulating the Navigation of 3a,n,s
RiVer a6ocs tAeIaHs Of the said hiver.
Pass d the 18th OF December I7ol1

an Act/or regulating the Naviyafion of Gam,
RIVER a0oce theJaHs Of the said hiucr.
!, triss q the l7th OF December, 1911
l. sE az enacted, That every person VIII,
hoshall be Proprietor Of any boat or other
vessei, which shall be employed in nsyirating
tie waters of James River and its branches .,
OoVe The Great Falls at Richmond, i'm the trans
portation OF any produce or merchandise what.
soeVer, either raised or manufactured within,
u,'s commonwealth, or imported from any O, her
place without the same, shall IN the Clerks Oc
nee oil the County in which The said Propr;etor
or ProprIetors shall then live, enter the number
OF eHh boat or vessel, so to be empioyed. which
"ulhoer, together with the name Of the Coun,v.
Hnu inc Name OF the Owner Or owners of sucf,
BOAT or vessel, shall be written D. p.uted on
each side OF the SAID vessel, on some conspicu.
"ne part OF the out.ide thereof, IN large and
pam letters, not less than four inches IN length
IL If the Owner rOwncrs of any boat or
vessel, whIcl, shall te employed in navi,. ~ ,,r
the waters ct Tie sad River, above the f,is
thefeof as aforesaid, shall til to enter in tb.
I.erK's Office, as aforesaid, theynsme or names
vi tne owner or wners, the rame of the coln-
IN "h'cn he or they shall reside, and the
kumoer OF each boat or other vessel, as aEore.
SAID, or shall fail to write or pant the name 80,
names 0t the Owner or Owners of the sad boat
or other vessel IN manner above directed. ca 10
to continue plain and leg,ble as long as the ia
boat or other vessel shan be employed in navi-
gator, he, she, or they shall forfeit and paw the
sum OF twenty shillings for every dav he .Lo
Or they shall neglect 10 comply with tbc
purposes OF this Act, to be recovered bv
any person who may sue for the same nv;
warrant from a Magistrate ALLOWING the said
owner or Owners one month after 'he frs, dav
OF 4P'tI next, TO attend tothe acquisitions afore-
said. "'ie-
III THIS Act shall commence and he i,
force after ne frs, day of Ap,Uncxt.
March 20 u,Ar,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-03-26

AOTlCE.-Proposals will be received b, RI
~ Executive, until Saturday the S0th inst.
tor furnishing the public guard with ra,ions for
one year. -A
or the same day, will be appointed a Sur.
vey1r OF the Falls of James river, for one wear.
10 TO the acts of Assembly, 20 prevent
the erection of dams, fish traps, &c.
WILLIAM ROBERTSON.
March %. o.
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Sales al Auctson.

NHIs morning at 10 o'clock, will he sold IN
Il Vests Wharf, from on board the Sloop
Capt DavidLawte nce ;
Is hhds. sugar of the very 1st quality.
81 barrrls-do. but second quality,
@oU sacks salt real Liverpool 6iled-fve BUSH
els SACKS OF the best qu.lity-Terms 60 days
credit, for approved notes
N~oneure, Robinson u PIeaSanfs.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-03-26

tor shall! be entitled to demand ,pt receive 90
compensation for the services be shall b,,r Ia
erform IN enforcing this Acc, the sum Of two
.ntS for every boat. ' sdtl with coal ouIy. ,ach
'ime 1t Shalt pass downward, and the sum OF
SIX Gents Tor every other boat passing down
wards and no more.
THIS Act shall be in force from and after xhe
first dJy Of April next.
Cd Copy from the RoM.J
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-03-26
March %

'AhE NOTICE.-An persons w,o have a.
= ny clains or demands sgainst the est "a.
u Joseph Newly, decd If Cles,er6sJd com -
are here'yreques'ed to make N, m known ,o re
anosCIluers on or before a., 24n day OF Augnse
"gA', as on that day a distribution viii IKE
b." - ween the Lega.ees his notice VIA
y. Piesu W Oar agsinst all those who fab - -
''I themselves of this notice all hose vVto 70
unugpted 20 this estate, will please to m.t. I'M
will be given "Nu'BehCe
THOS. NEWLY,
Chesterfield, March 26.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-05-22
NEW PUBLICATIONS,
And other Valuable Books. 4 5

AftU OlHeT V1sAH0kc DOORS,
Just received. Tor sale by JAMES KENNEDY,
SENIOR, Book eller, King street.
The American LAdy's Precepior--a new
school book
fhe Americans Guide-containiDg the
Constitutions OF tie United States. with the
latest Amendments tho Declaration OF IN
depe adence--the Federal Constitution, and
wasdinyfon's Farewell Address
Smirke's Review of Battalion of l,astry,
wl'h elegant and appropriate Engravings
NAV rs PlularcF, for the use of Schools
H.mcls French Grammar and Exercises
Duh@f and Boyer's French Dictionaries
Duiiei's Nature Displayed
Eagcworth's Moral Tales for young people
- Parents Assistant
A School Testament, on fine paper, with
a Few and handsome type
Valsh's American Review OF History aHd
olllics, No the ID is daily expected
The Archives of Useful Knowledge, the
three first numbers, by Dr.. Mease-st tao
dollars per annum.
April mkthtf.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-05-22
John Burk.
Nfsy g.
DIT 2aw4tt
Joseph Vaudeville,

Corner Of King a., Fa,tar streets,
HAS FOR S@LF,
IS bales spinning Cotton, choice quality
SO haus and ID boxes ouyars
hnds loaf and lump ditto
S. hhIs Nolasses
60 oags Coffee
10 tierces fresh first quality Rice
IS bag. Pepper and Pimento
25 casks & boxes Goshen Cheese
40 barrels NeWburyport Rum =
90 toxes French Live OH, OF best qua
Inv. each y bottles
pipes old London Particular Madeira
FIVE to seven years old
20 cases old AIedoc Clarct, imported IN
1907 =
Port Lisbon, Sherry, s Malaga Wines
(:uapowder, Hyson, Young Hyson, and
Hyson Skin Teas, OF the latest and oest ans'
pcrtati0ns
400 boxes Musca,ei ard Bloom Raislns
so boxes fresh Chocolate, no. s..
go barrels Wh;skey
100 boxes st and I'd quality Spanish CT
gars
Cogniac and bordeaux Brandjes
Yves. India and Northern rum
Holland and country Gin.
With his usual general assortment OF Gro
ceries on reasonable terms, for cash, prodacs
or tie usual credits to puncrual men.
W He viii purchase new Hesnnss ard
Shall.
Spril 97. 6. Z
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-05-22
4 ADVERTISEMENT.

By virtue Of deed OF trust bearing date the
twelfth day OF October eighteen nahareo
and seven, executed 10 The SUBSCRIBER y
Alexander and James smith, and .Sachaei
and MARGARET + Smith. wives OF the SAD
Alexander and James Sm!.h-wlil be soio
on the premises, on SE1URDAf ,hs
tweuty-nfth day OF NJ; y next, on crecli
of six, twelve and eighteen months
A VALUABLE
House and Lot of Ground,
In the town OF alexandria, and BOUNDED %
follows:
~ EGINNfNG on the north side o. Duke
ID street, in tie said tswn OF AleSah'',''
oae hundred and twenty three ieet hVe i'''-
es ia the eastward! of Water street, ana run
ming thence eastwsrdly with Duke street
twenty seven feet ten inches; thence "or'"-
waraiy with Ire parallel to water S...e'
one hundred feet; the'ce westwaroiy VII" .
]ipe tn Duke street twenty seven tcet tsn
inches; thence southwardly IN direct ps'S'
lei line to the beginning. H.
Notes with approved endorsers, neko',S-
bic in the Bank OF Ale xandrla, VIII DC iel r
quired of the purchaser for the pay,nen' o.
the purchase money IN three equal lns'a'-
ments, and lien on the property.
lanes Keith, Jun.
Trustee.
Anr;i az 0ls
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-05-22
GREAT BARGAINS.

TtHE subscriber contemplating removal
j 10 the western country, offers Tor SAFE
the residue III his stock AZ CABINET WORK
ofyarious cscriipt1ons, ogetI,er with aq''a',-
t3ty al MAHoG ANY PLANK and SATIN WOOD
IN logs. An of which he viii dispose OF on
very enticms terms for cash or gooo hol0s'
Benjamin Adalnson.
April I l. 5taW
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-05-22
FOR SALE.

A House and Lot ON Henry Street,
stiF,iune the premises OF Philip y ha's.e :
icr Thc Hous, is nearly new, large. con
swnisns, and in very healthy s'taauon' 70 :.
which is attached three quarters OF an acre OF
ground now III garden we'll enclosed Al;
ss 4 ~ Of Ground near the soWer enc OF
King Street; this 10, is 80 and a hall ieet
ON King Street, runni,g back 70 SO iee'
sIiey 81 lsct. on which are Two Houses =
II the Srst mentioned property rs not sod q: a.
private sale, before the i s, Iure next. It VIM
then be sod at public sale, on liberal terms
Apply 10
Maseh iS.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-05-22
ktMOVAL.

The Subscriber having removed to the
store, lately occupied by Messrs. Lawrason
and Fowie, ott:rs Tor sale.
2S bags Pepper, tons assorted Swedes
Iron
10 quin,als Cod FiSh and Pollock
Bales Russia Crash, suitable either Tor
Gags Or coarse Towels
10 pieces Russia Sheetings,
Z Trunks Shoes, Cases Boots,
1000 yards Pow Linen, 2 Sets Chairs,
10 boxes Spanish Segars,
Casks Timo;hy Seed.
ALSO,
Landing from Brig Dove,
As barrels + + Rum of best quality,
40 Baskets and Cases Florence On,
5 fens assorted Swedes Iron,
q Boxes Rol. Birthstone.
Cases Broadcioths, India MusliGs and
Gurrabs,
pieces Ravens and IS pieces Russia
Duck
q pieces Calicoes, few Shawls, Pins, &c
1000 yards good Tow Linen,
4 Tierces. 5 Barrels white * brown Sugar,
81 tjandspikes, dozen Beiayios Pms %
dozen Hanks,
% boyes mould and dip, Caud,I.,
X.V.ll.a-1i smith.
Nay s. q
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-05-22
" Q c F.

co Uacii. will SIT as a couRr OF AT-
psAi.s, on the. 2oth, 2lst and sad inst. from
10 to 9 o'clock each day. No appeals wlil
lie heard after that time, except in case OF
sickness or absence from town on those days.
John d. Sinans, e. c.
Nav TX.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-05-22
FaAon, MetcsIf & Co,


xyffi. I,E SOLD at Fauquier Court House
ON 1fonday, eth instant, Tor CASH
!. ,rR ,CY cf L. ND, cont Hing about
~ $50 acres. ying near the Thorough
Ere Mills ard ia the : id county OF fauqaier'
Tin, land viii c sold under aecree Q, the
superior Gous. OF Chancery tor the R,eh-
snna ,lis,ties, m suit therein depending
s,wesn William Bryan, piainuif' q James
Morgan and others defendants.
Tie Commissioners.
Nav g. 20
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SchoolEaRsf zaaglted.

A Schoosmastsr Of good character Is want
ed ct occoquaa. totssch isor 20 Schoiarss
whom good encouragement will u SVEN,
. - 49, .,,.Is. s,...~~ - {
April 20 II
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-05-22
Tobacco Note Lost.

OST, some time near the first of April,
IL note Tor one Hogshe dot 1o5acco--
mark W 5. number 4eS- weight 1893, ls7,
los6--lodged in the Alexandria warehouse
Application will be made for the renewal OF
said nose, and this notice is published Tor The
purpose of prevent & any innocen, person
from taking all assignment Of The same from
any person " lao may have found it
John Stuart.
April IS. eol3ts
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-05-22
Matthews & Lawrence,
April

l4sz,e r sate ait their Morocco i,eather Hben
in Royal str e, nearly ohfo'ee the ma'"e'
Ned. Green, Yellow, Black, Purple, o
,sna, and Pea colored Morocco, and guam.
Div &c whne Leather, and an assortment Oh
Hstser.' & spilsning Wool, and siae. ,e.
April 5.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-05-22
FOR SALE,

A Yood Substantial secondhand Coachee'
..h;ch ms been but little used, with Harness
tnr mo horses. Apply e the Printer.
Mar Is. ''e0''
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-05-22
AT the annual meeting Of tie

AT the annual meeting OF tie
Stockholders in the Little River Turnpike
Company, in the town Of ateXandria, on the
first Monday in Decemoer 1919, the fol-
lowing resolution was unanimously adopted
That for the purpose OF encouraging the use
OF broad wheel wagons on the Little RiV>r
Turnpike road, all Wagons the br ead,h OF
the wheels whereof shall be SIX inches, SHAH
be permitted to pass the gates on Said road
toH free, Tor the term Of two years, and all
wagons whose wheels shall be the breadta
vi FIVE inches, shall be permltter' TO pass toll
free, for the term OF eighteen mon.hs--all
Wagons the breadth OF the wheels whereof
shah lie four inches, shall be permitted TO
pass toll free for the space of IS months
from the time they shall first pass the re-
s3ectivc gates, which shall be specially no.
ticed by the gate kcepers-And that this re-
cua,;on shall be extended 10 AL who shah
avail themselves of it within tws years.
True COPY.
Jonah Thompson, See'y.
Decanote, Ok law
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Pubic Sale.
Decenhei 21,

Pubic Sale.
Pursuant to a deed Of trust ON JAMES
BRANDON and GL,zhsEr'H his wife, dated
the 2lst February, 1908, for the purpose
thereby intended, viii lie sold. on the pre-
misses 10 the highest bidder, for cash, on
th2 q day If iu@alst next,
A Lot Of Ground, fronting
90 feet 5 inches IN ne cas-, side OF Water
street, and $50 feet deep situated between
Duke & Prince streets, in the town of Alex
andria whercon is erected neat and conve
nient frame dwelling house
Thomas Vowel, Trustee.
May Is. la"7t
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-05-22

C. Domestic Manufactures,
Just reesiysd Q;.a ia, 9ais AZ re DOMESTIC
W44kaoys9, Nag street,
A LARGE supply O. 5in@ hans, Ghsn-
"A 5rsys, STRIPES, .',eras, bcd-tick ng,
Bedtick Stripes, Nankscns, "astcoatin.,,
Furniture Eacck, Iountelnancs white and
,colavol Cotton mead, Weavers' Reeds or
Sla,s Flax and Cotton Wheels, Cut Reels,
Shoe Thread, Turkey-red and spun Cotton
for weaving, knitting, or triIge, some OF
which ut reduced prices; and ten crates and
bogsheads COLUM6i<i WARE, assorted
for retailers
And on hand as usual,
Cloth, Cassimeres, Cassinets, Satinets,
a great variety ofp;ain & twilled Chambrsys,
Handsome patterns, wove in town. Printed
Calicoes and Shav1s, Shirtings Sheetings,
Flax s Tew Linens, Spades, ShoyeIs, Sic
kles, Scythes, Tackles. Clue &c. On the
most of these goods liberal discount. tor
cash, will be allowed; terms otherwise, Viii
be accommodating for good notes
John Macleod, agent.
~ Feather Beds and Hair Mattresses,
Of th,. best materials, ready made and made
to order-and feathers s. Hair purchased
May s. COO
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-05-22
April IS.

FOR Sac on reasonable Terms,
A VALUABLE Piece of LAND, con.
IN tanning O,e Hundred Acres, lyirg
immediately on the Lcesbury road, Fairfax
Couaty Virginia. about Tea miles from
Alexandria, and Seven to Georgetown: there
is about Thirty Acres of Prime Meadow
Land, with sufficient supply of Timber TO
support the plsce. For terms, apply to ID.
Minor Of ilexantria, or
WILLIAM MINOR,
Near the Premises
&pril 4. tawtf
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-08-23
Mr.. John Campbell,

VOU not being an inhabitant Of this
L commonwealth, l take this method OF
notifying you, that on Tuesday the Goth of
October next, shall, at the house at which
Mrs. Ruth Mackey now resides in the town
of Martinsburgh, Berkeley county, Vir-
ginia, take the deposition of Abram Hooper,
relative to certain matter of controversy
now depending and undetermined, on the
chaneery side OF the inferior court Of the
aforesaid county, in which | am plaintiff,
and you and certain Archibald
Campbell, defendants which deposition
shall offer in evidence at the trial Of said
suit.
JACOB HOOPER.
Martinsburgh, Aug. 90, 1911. 2m.
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see 8a3ette.
Maytinsburgh, dug. %.
FOR THE GAZETTE.

During the angry conflicts which have ia
Ken place, Tor some years past, between the
Icderalists and democrats, have remained an
attentive spectator; and have not permitted
Sheir dlspaCes to throw my mind off its bal
ance. Every person will confess that this is
the only situation which admits of calm and
aelioerate investigation, or correct Judgment.
nave maturely considered the merits of the
case, ana have, at length, come to decision.
am now ready to prove, by something like
mathematical demonstration, that the fede-
ralists are zcr0ng.
Al you take strait line as your standard
you may easily determine whether other lines
arc strat or crooked. Apply them to the
s'rait hne' and If they do not agree with it,
'hey cannot be strait, and therefore must be
crooked. Not one of all the boaste mathe-
n's'icai axloms can be palmer than this The
ieoerahsts condemn, some of them even exc
crate, the conduct of Mr.. jefferson, that is.
'ney 90 not agree with him; and therefore
must DE wrong, # he is right. Do you ask
lor proof OF his rectitude? You shall have it
:. mat man may be said to move in a strait
me who Is constantly aiming at one fixed
point Now it is confessed by all, that Mr..
emerson has aimed at fixed point The de-
hiocrats say that this point is, the good of his
eo0"try Federalists indeed say that it is a
very different one; which l leave them to
name They affirm that some sparts of his
conduct can never agree with th0llne of rec
otude which leads to the good Of the coun-
Fy--that he is seldom seen in this line. ex
eeept when crossing it, which he has frequent
~ Done. Ii these men had gone as deeply"
ihIo the consideration of these things as /
have done, they would no doubt believe with
me.
IL is not necessary tn mention every thing
which they condemn in Mr. Jefferson's con
auct; for indeed there is scarcely any thing
ne ever did that pleases them. If he has
ueaiings with Mr. Jones-if he writes polite
note to Lady, which she finds in her muff-
OF Ii he even speaks softly to his woman
servant, they shrag their shoulders, toss back
,neir head, or make some ill-natured remark.
VIII take one or two things from his politi-
eai conduct which they have ceusured most
severely; and if do not prove them consis-
Vel" with the good of his country, it will be
are different
w, The tederalists believe that the late General
washington was distinguished for all those
a, ,'F'ues which constitute the brave warrior,
~ne great statesman, and the good citizen !;
sspeclaily that he excelled, at least, some o.
t" Hers, In honesty, integrity and firmness-
60 'nese qualities carry their possessor, with
great force and velocity, in the line of recti-
~1e' towards the good Of the country-and
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S 2s7ao
9Marfius6a1ra5
GlrticCertsts
ATTENTION /!

NOU will attend at your usual place OF
1 Parade in Martinsburgh, on Saturday
the 9th OF September next, at II o'clock,
A. II. in full Uniform, and your arms in
complete order, to pass re view before your
Field Officer, and your Arms Inspected
agreeable TO Law and the Constitution If
the Company. A punctual attendance is
required Of every member, as there will
be an election for the Second Lieutenancy.
BY order of the Captain,
LEVI PRICE, 1st Ssr8i.
August IS, 1911.
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Middle Town Races.

ON Wednesday the 25th of September
~ next, will be run for over hand
some course in view Of said town, purse
of Sixty Dollars, free for any horse, mare
or gelding in the United States, four mile
heats and repeat, carrying weight for age,
agreeable to the rules Of the Jockey Cldb.
On Thursday the 26th, will be run for
over the same ground, a purse of Fcrty
Dollars, free as above, three mile heats
and repeat, the winning horse the preced-
ing day excepted.
On Friday the 9th, will be run for over
the same ground, handsome Sweepstake,
free as above, the winning horses the pre-
cediDg days excepted.
No person or persons will be permitted
to erect Booth on or near the ground.
except they pay Ten Dollars TO the purse.
Regular judges to be chosen for each days
running, to end any disputes that may a.
rise---four horses to start each day, or no
race.--Three dollars entrance each day, or
double at the post for each horse.
WILLIAM MASLIN,
ABRAHAM BELL,
Managers.
August 70, 1911