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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-03-20
GARDEN SEEDS.
VIII LIN M L o VIE

OFFERS for sale at At his stsrs. No. i24, Thames
~ slrcst. opposite Col. James Perry's. large and
extensive assortment Of GARDEN SEEDS, at whole
sale and retail, which he warrants to be Of the last
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GROCERIES, and CROCKERT.
DANIEL B. VAUGHAN,

No. I, Washinyton-Sguare,
lFormerly occupied by SAMUEL vAucHAM1
OFFERS FOR SALE,
A general assortment of Groceries, Crockery
Ware, &c. &c.--viz -
Rum Loaf y
Gin Havanua C.,rx~r
Spanish Brandy White and
Lisbon Brown
Sherry Ny;,.e 1 Molasses
Malaga K Ginger
Msdaria Pimcnto
Porter Cassia
Vinegar Nutmegs
Hyson Cotton
Hyson Skin 1,.ac Log and Red Wood.
Souchong & Carolina ! indigs
Bohea and flotant
Coii,e Powder and Shot
Pepper. Wrapping paper
Lamp Oil &c. &c.
.ass, jSH recsiosd bales long staple Cotton of the
first quality. .
The above articles will sold on reasonable terms
for CASH.
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To be Let at PUBLICK AUCTION.

On THURSDAY, 21a J 67cr6h,
MI, o'cisek, a. ~ ~ ne Brick Jfsrkrf, % Ge
higIesf hdder,
T'IE TOWN MARSH, sdjS ming the Pond and
Beach, for the tern Of ycsr. Conditions made
known at the time and place. March 6.
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ALyfRhIED,

N.fRkIED,
In this town, on Sunday evening last, BY the Rev.
Mr.. Gibson, Mr.. JOHN .Josxs. late Of Waies, TO
Mrs, MARy VAST. Of this town.
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(AA .FO 4 CIV ~ OLIWt
NFFER at private sale, on very reasonable terms
~ at their Auction Office. efs
100 bbis. superfne FLOUR. ~
Is hhds. 4ih proof Jamaica RUM.
10 pipes GIN. s t
10 hhds. surinam MOLASSES.
10 bbls GIN.
SO bags Batavia COFFEE.
30 do. West-Intlia do. af
6quarter casks Malaga WINE.
~ chests souchcng TEA. Feb. -
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SALES III AUCTION.

THIS D.aY--l1 o'cisek, at
CRANSTON e sHAW's Office.
THE Personal effects Of RoBERr taylor, Esq.
i deceased. consisting Of Feather beds and betl,
ding, Tables. Chairs. &c. &c. and secondhand
Chaisc and Cart
.qlss, at Ms time and place, srH BE- Leased AZ
.aucasn fer gear. from Me lm sf .sp,5, 1911.
The Dwelling House, Tan lard and build
ngs contiguous thereto together with all the uten.
sils for carrying lie Tanning snd Currying Rusi.
ness late the residence and property of said 7ayIs
Conditions at the time and place.
Cremation u Shaw, s1Ge'rS.
ON THURSDAY. .M.aRCE u. 1914.
.h IL O'clock, H. NJ. at
CRANSTON e SHAW's OGce.
II LEvEN hhds. 4th proof JssnacakU
Casks Malaga WINE. tHf
20 Bags COFFEE.
M Kegs TOBACCO.
4 Bales COTTON.
Boxes SOAP
80 do. real Windsor SOAP.
.fLSO,--An elegant Clock. ~ fH
Conditions xt the Sale. March 70.
BY virsm Of an .aes Of ,he Hss. Csneraf .assembt.
at their ocso6er Sesson 18l0 will BE- ssd al PnbGek
Auction, on FRIDAY, .fa,ch -, 1911, on sAs
Prsnises, at III o'clock, n, NJ .Ffee
A LOT Of Land, With Blacksmish's shop there
<1 on standings situated on Eastoh's Point, and
fronting Washingonstrcet, measuring 50 BY 30 teet
late the property Of JEREMIAH HrSLs deceased.
Conditions liberal, and made known n the Sale.
ss t al- SALLY HlLLs Ezecufrsr.
sCrasstUw ~ Show, sues'rs.
March 20. tHs.Rs'f
ON SATURDAY, MsRCH 70. 1871.
nj IL o'ciock, H. ~ at sac Farm Me -ssck, esm-
monty called the Lime Rock Form, in tse sesxpo-
hon T Mr.. yxsums Nedmxn.
L>OUk Oxen, Cows. 1 Horse 10 Hogs. and se.
i veral head Of Cattle, al IN good ordcr--.5ises
8 tons cxcellsst Hay, and quantity Of Farming VI
tensils, kc,-Conditions at the Sale.
Crdnsfon II Shan, aScf'ra
March 90
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~ BE LEI,
RAGS.

RAGS.
= Ashland the highest price given Tor clean
~ COTTON and LINEN RAGS, ~ this Office.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-03-20

Together with Avariety of other artclrs, N the
Har-dressing and Perfnmery line. March 90
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Wood is selling in this town. at the rate Of 3 10
per cord. NN
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-18

Orleans has been admitted into he u.
mon as state---a measure which |
thoughs NOT only just as it resrel TED
the people of that territory, but in a
great degree necessar, in order to add
energy 10 the means ofpubic safety.
A further loan of money has been
authorised, to the amount of five mil.
lions of dollars, although it is not ex-
pected thst in common course Of e
vents, it will be wanted, as we have now
a considerable surplus in the treasury,
which will, under any circumstances
OF restricted commerce, continue to in
crease for twelve months to come.
No other important changes have
taken place IN the general system OF
laws "a further appropriation has heen
made towards completing the fortiica-
tons on our sea board, and some sub
ordinate regulations enacted on other
subjects.
l cannot conclude without again ex-
pressing the regret feel IN separating
myself from adistrict whose confidence
have had the happiness to enjoy, and
to which must continue to feel the
strongest attachments. Be pleased to
accept the acknowledgements which 10 W
from grateful sense of the honors
you have conferred on me, and TO be-
heve that shall ever continae, with
the greatest respect, your moss obedi-
ent servant,
JOHN LOVE.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-18
/. B. vARNUM,
AN ACT

Making further appropriations 20 COM
plete the Notifications commenced
for the security of the ports and har-
bors Of the United States.
DE it enacted by the Senate and
-A3 House of Representatives of the
United States of America, in Congress
assembled, That for the purpose of
completing the Notifications commenc-
Ell for the security of the ports, towns
and harbors Of the United States, and
the territories thereof, there be and
hereby is appropriated the sum of one
hundred and ,hir,y-one thousand and
fofty-six dollars and thirty cents, to be
paid out of any monies in the treasury
nor otherwise appropriated.
J. B. WARMING,
Speaker eftle House of REPRESENTATIVES
JOHN POPE,
President IF The Senate j5ro-tembore.
APPROVED,
JAMES MADISON.
March 3, 1911.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-18
AN ACT
Fer the relief Of Yohu Macna,nar.

Fer the relief Of .Johu Mcnamara.
3pE it enacted by the Senate and
NJ House of Representatives of the
United States of America, in Congre SIS
assembled, That the schooner Sally,
owned by John Macramara, which
vessel, at Nassau, New Providence,
took on hoard some French emigrants
from the island OF Cuba, with their do.
mes'ic slaves, and landed them at
Charleston, which said vessel was
seized, together with her cargo, and IL
beiled for violation of an act, enti-
tied An act to prohibit the importa.
tiou Of slaves into any port or place of
the United States, from and after the
first day of January in the year one
thousand eight hundred and eight" be
and the same is hereby released, to-
gether with her cargo, from the sell
zure aforesaid.
SEC. 2. And be it further enacted
That all penalties or forfeitures which
may have been incu,re by the captain
or owner of said vessel in consequence
of any provisions of The act referred to
in the first section which have inaursd
or Knight otherwise innure TO the Unit
ed States be and the same are hereby
RENTED Provided, That the said
vessel and cargo shall not be released,
or the said penalties and forfeitures re-
mitted, but On condition that the said
slaves be previously, actually and bona
fide removed (if not already removed)
from and without the limits of the u
nited States and territories thereof.
J. B. vARNUM,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives
JOHN POPE,
President Of the Senate pro-tempore.
APPROVED,
March 2, 1911:
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-18
January ii.

We have forborne from all answer
to the vague & insdoous attacks whicl,
have been made IN the ministerial pa
pers on Lord Crenviiie, because ne act.
ed upon the feelings Of an honorable
mind. We have uniformly presume d
in the discharge Of our own duty 20
the public, to preserve the opinion
which we thought consistent with the
principles of ancient whjgeism, and
what we claim for ourselves, it is Iioht
to allow 70 Others. Lord Grebvilie
has been consistent in every part ct his
proceeding upon the Regency question
--snd though We differed from him N
sentiment on the case, we applaud his
integrity and firmness in the mainte-
nance OF his opihion.
On Sunday Last he had an audience
Of 3 hours with the Prince ct Wales,
aud we are assured that his ROYAL
Highness signiSed his entire approba-
ton of the line of conduct pursued by
the Noble Lord on the Friday preced.
ing and that the Prince highly ap.
piauds the maDliness and indcpendsb ut
spirit which influenced his conduct.
From the length of the conference,
there can be littlesdoubt but that MS
Royal n hness Consulted With him
on the ~ ent state OF the kingdom.
YesD y the two Houses met at
10 o'ei lin the forenoon, for the pur
pose rectifying the omission
which been mac. by the Commons
IN not kitSing the names ofthe Mem.
5ers delsted by them to carry up the
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-18
january 10.

a new Decree has been issued by the
Danish government, by which all trade
with England is prohibited, under more
severe penalties than any yet inflicted by
the cruel Napoleon. II IS declared a fe,o.
ny, pnsisha lie by DEATH in the capture Of
snip maintaining intercourse with England.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-18
l. Z Z t Z Il
oF
JOHN LOVE, Esq.
WAsHIScros Cry, March 4, 1911.
Concluded from our Iast.)
10 his Constituent


The character of domeslic policy
which has for the last four years of the
government been pursued, | aa,ter
ny self, may be looked on with sensa.
tions OF great satisfaction. The dis
PositIon 10 discharge TIE national debt,
which the republican administration
brought vito itinto ice, has been un-
remiiliugly Persevered in, under all the
Pressu. t x disadvantages Of the times.
My former letters have referred TO par
ticolars on this subjecf. A spirit Of
Eoerality and justice towards the re-
uaiDiHg unsettled claims for the reyo-
lutionary services which were barred
by the act 81 limitation, carried finally
Ito operation 10 the year I7es, has
eertainly eyinced itself TO have gained
ground, particularly 10 tie house ofre.
Pfefenut.ves and | think the time
may not b' reckoned tar disfsnr. Vber
The goverament will cease to avail II.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-18


~ tee shores, bays and rivers. west of the
Ptehsfa'ay, DC ardth same is hereby establish
ed as new district, to he called the district of
Tecbe: that Nova Iberia be the port of entry
Tor the same and that a collector be appoint.
ed 10 reside at the port ofentry.
Sec. g. and be Il further enacted, That a
surveyor be appoints Il to reside at or near the
mouth of The Rappahanno,k river. a, suchplace
ga the President OF the U. States shall desig.
pate.
Sec 9. And be it further enacted, That the
several collectors and surveyors, who may be
appointed Ivy virtue ofthis act, and whose sala
res are not fixed by the preceding section,
shall, in addition to the fees and commissions
authorised by law. receive respectively the
same annual salary which by law is allowed TO
the collectors and surveyors Of the districts
borderpt, on lake Erie.
]. B. VARNUM,
Speaker Of The Hsuss Of Representatives.
JOHN POPE,
President IF the. Senate, pro temp0re.
APPROVED,
JAMES MADISON.
March 2, 1911.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-18
LONDON, Ianuarvs.

We received letters from Holland yes
terday OF the I'd inst. The CONSUMPTION was
extended to children OF the age of thirteen
he Scheldt feet YVES moored in RuppeI.
IL is SAID, that in Norway 5000 men, In
tended to man the ships of war there, had
refused 10 proceed to Holland, and tia the
DANISH uocps which were ordered 10 corn
pei them mad declined any interference.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-18
WASHINGTON Cry, March 10

Letters have been received in tbi.
city from Mobile to the 6,h February.
ihe oPaniard9 yet retain posse ssion of
the fort. Col. Gushing, with ak gun
vesaeis' SIX more being expected, is
lying near the fort. There are 100
men at Fort Stoddert, WHO, with $50
under the command of Col. GUSHING.
areunderstood to be deemed sufficient
to reduce the fort if occasion should
require such cour e.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-18

Joiut duutSsS 10 tIS t-rlH'S % w At q
and 70 the Queen. This was done hv
a M, .sage from the Commons to The.
Lords, but no, by conference, as wa
inaocurateiy stated in most Of the pal
pers OF last. night. This day the am
swer from those ilIustrious perso napesl
will be received--and we hope to be
able to lay copy of them before our
readers.
"A treaty of marriage is in contem.
piation between the King of Prussia &
a very near relation of the Emperor
Alexander.
lei mentioned IN letters from -
ris, that through excess of love, Napo-
leon never leaves the Empress--he az.
tends al her steps, & his passion seems
to increase rs she advances in her preq-
nancy.
Do the eleventh of January, the de-
putaiion from both houses of Parlia-
ment went up to Carlton House to pre-
sent to his royal highness the resoiuti-
ons to which after long discussion
the two houses had agreed.
The first resolution expresses the ne.
cessity of providing for the exercise of
the Royal authority.
ne second resolution states thar
the power vested ia the Prince of Wales
shall not extend to the granting of any
rank or dignity of the Peerage of the
realm to any person whatever.
The third resolution prevents the
Regent giving any Office in reversion,
or graphing any Office for any O her
term than during his Maiesty's plea
sure, except such as by law are reuuir.
cd Tor life during good behaviour.
The fourth resolution, prevents the
disposition of any of his Majesty's re-
al estate, or renewal of leases.
The fifth resolution is that the care
OF the kings person, during his illness
SHAH be committed to the care of the
q Arery handsome reply of the
'prDcsEo Wales, he observes, 81 do
- Roy hesitate 10 accept the Office and
SITUATION proposed to me, restricted
! as they are, sill retaining every opin-
+" ioh expressed by me upon former
: and similar dissre ssirg OCCASION
10 the Lords and Gentlemen he oh.
serves
You will communicate this my an
swer to the TWO houses, accompanied
by my most fervcnt wishes aud prav
ers, ihat the DIVINE WILL mavex.
tricatc US and the nation from the
ssievous e,nharrsssinents of our pre-
sent condition, by The speedy restora.
ton Of his Majesty's heal.h.
ihe deputation then Withdrew.
a deputation also waited ON the
queen with the address and resoluti-
ons OF the two houses, which We're read
to her by Lord Harcourt.
The Queen, after the fifth resoluti-
on was read, in answer observed, that
shoold be wanting to all my du.
nes IL hesisatsd 70 accept the sa-
6 cred trust which is now offered me.n
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-18

a correspondent remarks, that the
ic2rNof this couutry's falling a prev TO
ksenth Politics is very commendabIe
apprehension ON the part Of the indus
trious and enterprizing writer's of the
minority. The vigilance aad labor of
that class of our citizens, fro saw
nothing OF their veraci,y, candor, and
tslents, will not fail 10 save the nation
on that side. Meanwhile, Lest the
perpetual watchfulness OF hese praise
worthy guardians Of our independence
should so weary their faculties ,hst at
some funre Period they might slum.
Der at their posts, Tas every thine
mertal is susceptible of laupuor.1 r.
may not DC useless 10 state, that. in
the case of Mr.. EYskine', arrangr-
msut, the President removed the Se
s'rietlons of the non. intercorr lao
by proclamation, with respect - Great
Britain, before the period IL ed for the
Cessation of the British orders. and
that american vessels sailed from the
Cnued States win cargoes of our
produce sn.ecedeDtIy TO its being
known here whether the British en-.
vernment would sanction the act ofi.sh
"nin ster. BUs in the case of Franc,
the Piesiden. did not issue his pro.
csamatlon .ill the day fixed ON by the
French Emperor for Il c extinction of
his unlawful ediets had actually ARR.
yea and passed by. 1t will thus he
seen thar the executive is not cutie 80
great frencamsa as had be- lnsri.
ned, and that Re vent li,tlc fu,t or
o meet Great Eriiair on the read of
friendship, in similar case, than he
1as done to meet the French.-A fact
which must conlribate very mach To-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-18
JoHNLoVE.
NEw-YeRK, March 9.

Last evening Capt. J. G.. Ogden of the seth
Reg. arrived here from S1ua IN. Beach,
with the January mali, and dispatches
from the British government TO Mr. Mo-
rsr,
Capt. Ogden was passenger in the govern.
ment schr. Thistle, Capt. M'Pherson,
and LETT Plymouth on the Dist OF Januar v.
Inc Thistle was driven ashore in the II.
Ia snow storm at 7 o'clock on Wsenes
day evening last at Sauam- Beach, and
lost, and SIX of her crew, together with
the three newspaper bags, were also lost.
ne letter bags aud the dispatches we're
saved, but are considerably wet.
We learn by Capt Ogden, that nothing
had been done relative to the Orders Of
Council-That MIR Pinkney, our minister
az Londnn, had addressed a mole 10 the
British Government on the subject of his
recall bat an Immediate answer was va.
we'd on account of the unsettled state OF
that coun'ry--That the King was consi.
dcrabiy better, aud had exhibited him.
self before the public at Windsor--rhat
the Regency Bill mad been read twice in
Parliament, and It " as expected to PASS
the day the Thistle sailed. The Prince
OF Wales had accepted the Office of Re.
gent, but was restricted from mskiog
Peers, &c. The King was to be under
the charge OF the Queen--And thar the
Uni ed States frigate ESSEX was at Ply.
mouth waiting the orders of Mr. Pink.
ney.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-03-18

since the above was prepared for Insertion,
the Editors Of the N. York Gazette have
been obiiglngly favored viii, file of the
London Morning Chronicle to the 18th
OF Jan. inclus've--They afford the inte-
resting articles that follow.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-04-17
LAND FOR SALE,

Nv virtue ola decree of the supreme court oi
chancery for the Richmond district. N
suit between Robert Carter, Esq, piainuh'
and Graham's devisees defendants; Will be
sold at auction, before the front door OF
the court house in Dumfries OH the hrss
dsv of the next superior court OF law tor
that county, viz on the second Monday III
A Tract of Land containing
about SOC acres, lying i'll Prince William nam
County. ON the main roaf to Fauqu'sr from
Dnmf.ies. about ten miles from The latter
n,sce / ne land will be sold in two or more
lots to suit purchaser, on credi' OF one
two and three years from the day OF save
excent for the charges aud expences OF the
sale. which must be p.id on the day OF sale
and deducted from the first lnstalment.-
Bonds and approved security must be gwen Vel
forthc p,yment of the instruments, and the
title will be retained as further security
with leaveto apply to the court OF cnaheery
for a resale in default of payment N'r' o,e-
nhen French, cr Mr.. Gains, ilVing near ,he
prsmi,es, will shew them to any disposed 70
purchase.
The Commissioners.
Anril 60
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-04-17
Artificial Mineral Water.
April 6--9


rusT received, e ted Soda W"ter, a
pleasant and refreshing baversge' "n'c'
- mpedic,aaI appic. ton has bsen found high
" useful In Ca u,ous, equity and Inso,"aaI I
sfsec,ions; it atiay< f,verish irr''a' ons' ana
removes debility, produced BY reiaxaNo"
from, excess, incompetence, *.
IL p,ucetu ly csr:ea.ss the apPe,ts' ""S'
promotes 1igestio,, ncnrrai;zes ia ''es ~
the stomach aid c,rrect> vtiItei DIS
h.rce i will be foual Al agrees"se acme y
Tor ar prcpea;ve OF. maav diseases paF
.;.,,,. r,y ,ao.e winch are 70 ,st prevalent Ii
warn, wea,ner- for SAFE ~
Richard II. Little,
Apothecary and Druggist
Fajafax street
~. Other Mineral :" atefs are expected
,Aor,y OF winch supply viii cons AMY be
X. 4 y
Kept. t,sv.r
,r-il q
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-04-17
Richard II. Lille,
JUST PUBLISHED,
AVN FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE,
SPE. f { II
Or THE
Hon. SIAH Q Z No Y,

y
House of Representative. II the O"fsa 't0'es'
February 25, 1911, on the cnlena"en's o.
fcred 6u Mr.. Ehhcs 70 III bM sufi'fe"en,
tory 10 the "aet concerning the Commercial.
Intercourse between the C''lted States ana
, Great Britain and France, ard Their aehen-
dencies, and far other hurhoses," ana S"",en
proposed TO rsvive and enforce the "'"-"-
,erc,,,-ae Lar against Great-Britan.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-04-17
lust Published,

md for sake at this CDlce,
An OR TON. delivered by RIcH ARD
B1ASD Lr.z, so AZ the request OF the WASH
ine,on Socie y, on he 22d Of February ash
in commemoration OF the Birth Of Wash''s-
ron,
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-04-17
FOR ALE.
Schooner Triymbh,

,EE. Schooner Triumph,
SEaXAe At !" ILL IN Harper and Cos.
SSR wharf, bu-then SIS tons u 95.-
anv person wishing to pnrcha.e, will make
.n,,;cztion to William Harper and 20. or
the captain OH board =,
VIC Lewis Walker.
April Is. N
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-04-17
For FREIGHT,
Public SAFE.

m THURSDAY, 18Th instant, at three
o.c1oet w;, be sod. on N Cleans wharf,
100 hhds. first quality Molas-
ses on a ,iberai or, i, FOR approved enaors-
ed negotiable notes :,
P. c.. Marsteller.
April IS.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-04-09
Fairfield Races :! /!

FAIRFIELD RACES will commence on
l. Tuesday the 9TH May, 1871.
LIST Day. a subscription is open for four years
old colts and 6ilies, two mile heats, Fifty dollars
entrance. play or pay, four Estries or no race
to close LIST May,
On the same day at four o'clock, cup, value
twenty-five guineas. single two mile, three
Entries or no race--to close the LIST May. ,i.i,
2nd. Day, the Jocky Club purse, Of four hun.
dred dollars, four mile heats.
3rd. Day, the propriet1rs purse Of two hum
dred dolars, three mile heats.
4th. Day, the Farmers Stake "a mule face,)
entrance fifty dollars, play or pay five entries or
no race. Six are already made, and many Others
are expected, subscription to close ON the first
day of the race-it is supposed that this race
will give great sport.
Gentlemen having Horses TO attend to, may
have genteel accommodations at the proprietors
House at Fairfield.
There will be an elegant dinner furnished at
the large dining house on the field, every day
OF the races, by Mr.. Hull, who is noted for his
taste in those things.
Toll collected at the gate and fence as usual
E. SMOCK, Treasurer and PROPRIETOR.
March 10. eptdR