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\ n CHAhCERY.-Tap Essex Court,
held 18th June, 1871
Even Clements, adm or sc. de honis non. or Flu.
en- Clements, deed. Pm.
against
Horace Buekner and William Rufin, exe'ors. sc.
OF archibald Ritchiedec'd, William Latane admir-
exc; with the will annexed, of Robt p, Warning, decd
decd. flcf.
Came the plaintiff by his attorney, and this cause
coming on to be heard ON the bill, answers and ex-
hiots hled, on the motion of the plaintiff his bill is
Ssken for confessed to the defendant William
Rdhn, and will at future day decree the matters
OF the plaintiff S bill and it is decreed and ordered
BY the court, that the Master Commissioner OF this
court settle ami the account of administI..
ton of Pitnan Clements, on the estate of Even
Clements DECD, and also the account of Archibald
Rtchies execut6rship Of the estate of Pitman Gle.
ments' deed. and rSport TO court his proceedings,
and any matter specially which he may deem per.
tinent, or either party ,eay requre-and TO enable
HIM to make such settlements that the defendants
Horace Buckner and Wia,o Rufin, ex'ors of Ar.
eh'baId ktcte, produce before him the requisite
papers and evidences.
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LAND FOR SALE

AZ ILL be offered to the highest bidder on Mon.
w day the Sd day of May next, if fair, if not the
next fair day, 1900 acres of land, on the south
side of Dan river about ten miles above Shipwitbs
ferry, on Roanoke: The proportion of low grounds
attached to this land, is about rs of the whole auan
titys and inferior to none Roanoke OF either OF
It's bIancbes 1T is equally divided into two tracts
by small piece, which wedges in the river am
AUTHORISED by ITS owner TO ssy, may be purchased
at fair price The upland is generally very good
and all well timbered On the upper tract is a We
ny compieat gr.st mill which would manufacture
crop of several thousand bushels of wheat with
venience to its owner. should prefer selling it pr-
Vately with the Negroes, stock, SIC. and hmm date
possession given with tie growing crop. The terms
of sale will be fourth of the purchase money
in hand aud the balance in three annua! payments.
On this land are three dwelling houses, three graz
naries, and every other necessary house for the
accommodation of family s. the security of crop
Should dispose Of this property privately the pub
lie will receive timely notice of it through the En-
quirer.
ROBERT NELSON
Halifax, Feb Goth. oatsstM.
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February 10.

EsY VIRTUE of a Deed Of Trust, bearing date
~ 2o;h Apri', one thousand eight hundred and
hive, executed by James r. Anderson to the subscri
bers, TOR the purpose of securing debt due Thorn
as Parkinson which Deed is of record in the COUNTY
Court OF Ameiia-Wil be sold for cash to the high
es' bidder, on the 2eth day OF March next on the
premises, one tract of Land, lying in the county
OF Amelia, within one mile of the Court House. 4
containing one hundred acres. more or less
Inc subscribers acting as Trustees will only con
vey to the purchaser such title as is vested in
them. "
NATHANIEL HARRISON
PETER RiSON. trustees
Amelia, March 5. wswn
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NEGROES FoR s4JE

T. Virtue of deed of trust executed to the sut.
NJ Scr,oer, by the late Doet. James r Hubbard
on the 18Th March 1909 to secure a debt dnc Ies.s
II gginbo'ham, and of record in the county Cont al
Buckingham, will be sold to the highest bidder sor.
cash. Oh Monday the 5th March next if fair, if NOT
,ne ne1, ,@:E Day, al ;e residence OF the late Docs
Hubbard the following negroes, viz. Ceasar, Pos,.
stephen, jim, Frank, Aaron, Polly and Fanny
with their increase---The subscriber will convey
such title oniy, as he has under the said deed.
JOHN c. PAGE.
REQ 80 I'd
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Y AND ron S.aLE-By virtue Of decd -
- trust, executed 80 the subscriber b, Jol,n a.
Saunders, on the 7th day IF january 1919 and re-
corded in the county court Of iIenreo for the uur-
pose OF securing the payment Of a certain Sum or
aoney as expressed in said deed, due from the ssd
Saunders to the late firm of Pollok Tredwav 5. o.
OF Manchester, with interest and cxpences attending
the same-WH be Sold, or the premi,ce. 10 the
hgsest bidder for ready money, on TUESDAY tte
leth ney OF warren nest one certain Tract or Par.
eel Of Lend. lying in the county Of Hearjoo M H.
main run OF Chiekahominy Swamp, about fye n,ijsS
from Richmond, containing two Hundred and tLir.v
seven and one half acres, be the same more o. esg
IS appears from deed OF conveyance from DoetoT
James Ternan 10 said SAUNDERS Tie snlsor;be,
viii convey to the purchaser Of said land, such ,ts
only as is vested in him as trustee.
Manchester, Feb. IL. 81,
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W. LILLIAN NORRIS ir-WhoIesale Tee.ds,.
~ Ter aud Grocer II &C Blanket Street Bali.
more, hason HINT and for sale, large Assortment
OF cas-, Wines aul Liquors, and other groceries
- u at small advances -
W jr.informs the inhabitants of Richmond
that ne VIZ make pErehs5es Of any article not In
s Hoe Ut business, BY charging tie usual oonri,.
son, ana ha'ters himsslt from knowledge OF 90.
sines, iii lis line, having been regularly brought
up 70 ''roeeIy buslncs that he viii give ssii.-
Action 70 these WHO m'y favour him with their or.
iCrs.
q Reference esote led ct sfears. ". ~.
Disk q Co. or Muttls O sso,..
March S. D.
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a LII persons having claims against the estate II
IN Capt. Nathaniel Anderson decd. late of Asv
lum, Albemarle County. are requested. to bring
them forward to the subscriber for settlement and
pay ment those indebted to the estate are earnest
ly requested to make arrangements for .h. IL:
charge Of their respective basnces as the ntuat on
of the Estate will not admit OF Indulgence
CHRISTOPHER HUDSON, Exr
Of Nathaniel Anderson deed.
Mountain, Aibemarle County, Dec. 81 wI2wp
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MEDARD * LABBADIE
witness, mark.
c. GRATIoT. Capt of Engineers and
Interpreter.
Sworn to before the 18th day of February
1915.
~ C. S. ToDD, DfvisiOn Judge .sds.
(True Copy
j.. HUKILL, Abide camp.

Feb. %.
onyestertiay Governor Meiss left this place fo.
Frank lington, for the purpose of making TIE nece
sary arrangements for equipping the militia who
have been lately drafted to fill up the Oils
line He expects to have a complete regiment on
the march for the Rapids in the course of next
week.
We are Informed that FIVE companies of troops
from Gen. Gano's division of Ohio militia, have
marched from Cincinnati, for the purpose of Join
ing the North Western Army.
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LAND FOR SHE.
A sN Monday the esd CT March, if ssir, ifno, the
" next fair day, N'
WILL BE SOLD, 81:
at public auction on the premises, that valuable
tract OF land belonging to the estate of Eavid Wood
seceased whereon said decd. resided, containing
between and 700 acres now living in the coun,v of
AlbeInare,on the west side oftle south west Nom.
tains, miles from Charlottesville, and same from
Milton, and ON the road from Oh arlottesve TO
Orange Court House-Terms viii be made known
ON day OF sale.
ALSO
Other property thst is subject to waste The terms,
wall be cash, for all sums of dollars, and UNDER AID
Tor all over dollars twelve months credit will be
gwen, the purchaser to give bond with good secure
y.
DRURY WOOD, Exe'y.
February 10. WYNN
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WILLIAM B. MATrHE VS., D. O,

The parties interested, will please take notice,
that have appointed the twenty -second day of y
pr1i next at Essex coyt-hease, to take the accounts
required by the foregoing order, to be continued
from day to day, until completed--at which time
and place they are required to attend, with their
vouchers and evidence, ready for examination,
JOHN JONES
Master Co1l79lissioney.
Essex, January 1913. wSwp
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LAND FoR SALE.
THE E5TATE OF

NATHANIEL 1JR.N7sR, deed
4 me Tract lying in Hanover county, in Black
~ vile meek, containing by old survey 12A T.2 a.
ores, with q DIV cling house thereon, one third for
thereabouis) is well tin,bcred 81 part low grounds
will be oF red for sale to the highest bidder at Han
over eourt-house, on Wednesday the gath Feb next,
that being court day.
Those disposed TO purchase such land may be
shewn the sarce by Capt. George Street .Ir John
Beal, or Mr. Cunningham. or either of Them. Who
all 1--we in the neiglborhood.
.A.~OTIHER Tract.
Lying in Louisa county, eight miles below the
Courthouse, and in the nesh5crhood ofCoI O. Cal.
ISIS Tavern containing 500 aores more or less. with
smsn dwelling house thereon, will be sold to the
highest bidder, at bouis> Court-house, on Monday
she eighth OF March next, that being court day
hose dispOsed 70 purchase said tract, viii lie
shewn the same by Mr.. Jno. Waddy, Anthonv yyad.
dy, or Jno. Davis who all reside near the said tract
o. land
Terms Of Ssle--ist payment Cor one third) in 6
months after the day Of sals--2nd pay rnent In c
months thereafier-Sd and last in ~ months after
the Dad pay rnent.
Bonds with approved security will be required
TO carry interest from the date If not pur,etua v
meBtss
JOHN TURNER, and
A. TURNER,
In dehaTefhe
So, Legalees.
e. TRE Sale Of The lsud advertised IN Basover
County, is postponed gpfil the FIRST dsy Of fIanove
March Court next, il far If noa, the next fair dsy
JOHN 81 n TURNBl. .
FEB %. wtOs
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NOTICE.

NOTICE
: LII persons indebted t. e,e Estate O! VIM. D..
"A vas, deed, late OF the St4se osiee in Rich aon,.
Sre requested 60 nsse immediate aS i.ei,, and all
fers" having e.aiss against sa,d estate, also
frest>d 10 n.lGg them Ton ar,i we'll .uhen,;cs;ed
10 the aTbs.,.er, scar i>e~-Kent Couit t.uuSe, 81.
% Air S~.noti Armand at ,ae St-gc Office in Tic
c,ty OF Riehmthd.
ANTHONY DAVIS, heir a, LsSp
q BHn. Davis, Gee'G
THIS advertisements Viii &c pieaI ia Ban o. all
e"ins rot r'"'iHeed ON or before the first day OF
May neAtas, at that the shall close tie h@siness
a. DAVIS.
Eco SO. w4w.
FESlIE Subscriber has me, received aud Tor sale
z AZ his Tea, Glass and China Store, first door
above the Essc Tavern, Riehniond, choice selee.
ii',n ot :res,, Teas, viz:
80 CHESS surcr'or quality Gun powder,
.oo Lea"en eases Q; do. containing SID. each,
Chests Young Tyson,
Do. Souciong.
ALSO
. Boxes China Coffee Cups and Saucers goo pair
10 Do. rea. Do. aco,.,,
10 Do egeh containing set OF 40 pieces,
4,Oco'b. Soshcn Cheese,
=, bvXes Pine apple DO.
y e"Hst'nt supply OF FIFE. * HF. Gun Powder
February 10. ou,f
y CHANCERf--At q Court hsli for Ruekinc-
, ha'n e"'"'! the Sih day oil February 1878
Reuhin CLaudoin pm
-.
Ihomas Carter, Richard Davis James Station, Da
Val PattesoH and John Lsbarre.ire Uf,s
On linz motion OF the PAINT Fl Sy counsel, and it
appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that
he the defendant Carter is not an inhab,ant Of I;.
State--it IS orGersl, That unless the said Garter.
shalt appeav i'ere or before the May term next
and a"s~er tie bin Of the plaintiff, the court will
,neh proceed tn take the same for confessed rs to
nm ;"d decree the matter thereof accordingly and
that copy OF this order De forthwith publish I'd in
s"ine pubic newspaper of the city of Richmond, for
two months suceeSsiyey, aud another copy be rost
ed up at the trout 6oor of the Court House OF this
county.
A Copy
Il. ELDRlDGE. jr. d. C.
'e"' ~ .E..- .,..t wSwp.
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MeIlishyi NJ

OFthe SEAT or URR
with small pamphlet, containing descr stion az
the places the Line
0rT For Sale Ut this Office.
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~ Virtue of q decree of the Superior Court of
4 3 Cbsncery for the district of Richmond pro-.
nounced on the Cd day of February 1913 in n cause
therein depending between David Bullock & James
q. Anthony, will be expo ed to sale 1T public auc-
ton for ready money Mt the front door of the Ia.
gle Tavern IN tue City OF Richmond on the 10Th
day Of April next, between the hours of II An
and p. n. for the purposes in the said decree
mentioned, The Brick Lumber House lately owned
aud occupied by tie said James G.. Anthony, with
the portion Of the lots known in ihe plan OF the eli
~ Of Iiiehmond by the Nos S4s & $50 ON which il
is erected, subject however, to the dover Of Mrs.
Mary S. Anthony in tbs event Of her surviving her
husband.
WIN. MARSHALL, } Commissioners
VIM. HAY, jr. S OF sale.
March 5. 1owtds
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JOSEPH w. AYNES,
M WING recommended the 7aylor's business af.
Il ter acquiring superior knowledge in MI ia va
rioGs branches, respectfully informs lis friends aud
the Pabc ~ general, that he is ready to sceomrno.
date them inthe most fashionable style, and with the
utmost dispaheli.
Csrtersylle, Feb. 10. w4-,p.
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BATES VIRGINIA ALMANAC.
Ter Sale at fhts Office.
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We have since heard of the arrival of num-
bar THE left wing at fort Winchester, Defiance
and at Geo. Hsrrison's bead quarters. The actsai
loss in tiileda and "a MURDERED does not perhaps
exceed hundred.
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q; I'm. Davis, Gee'G
This advertisements viii &c piea1 ia Ban o. all
e'aims not produced before the FIRST IA, OF
May neAt-as, at that tine shall close tie h-siness
Fcb SC. w4w.
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Amelia, March 5.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-10-30
Valuable Wharf Property
October 2s
FOR SALE.

Pursuant to Deed of Trust from
Captain John Tucker 10 tie subsci1S
s Der, will be sold at pubic auction,
on the premises, on tuesday tbs
Soth November nex',
A certain piece or parcel OF
GroUnd IN he Town OF slexsDeria,
commonly called fuckers WHARF.
and bounded as follows 81 ginning
IN the East side of Union Sueet. at
,ne south West corner OF The inter-.
section of the same, by twerty feet
sliey which divioes this ground from
tive ground OF Mr. Jonah Thompson,
nd running thence Northwardiy with
tRey East sIde OF Unto. Street fifty five
'teet seven inches to the ground Of Wills
Fam Herbert, thence Eastwardly with
the line 81 said Hetbt T., 10 the River
Potomac, thence Sostl Wardl, With tho
aid River TO the Alley aforesaid thence
eslwardiy with the said s!ley TO the
acginniHe. There is on this 10
arge & commodou. w ARFHOUSE,
suilt in the best manner, and a large
FOB Geo SHED-The VIII IF can
sc"ommodate Shirs Of the greatest
drausht OF wyter. A credit of six,
twelve and eighteen months will be
given 10 the purchaser on his giving
his notes with all approved enderser for
the p yment of the same. with inter-
est from the date, and a lien on tho
property as collateral security. The
sale to commence at | O'Clock in the
forenoon.
Jonah Thompson,
Trustee.
October 80: dts.
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NOTICE.

THE above named Commissioners
for the Town of Alexandria, hereby give
notice, tina: they will open Books for the
purpose of receiving subscriptions for
Stock agreeably to the above articles OF
association, ON Monday the first day Of
NOV. next, at 10 o'clock, at the Court
House in the Town of Alexandris, and
that they will receive in payment, the
Notes of any Bank from Virginia TO New
York inclusive.
Oct. rs.
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Sax Hundred Acres,

a great proportion of which. is Cedsf
Run bottom, interior to very few tracts
in this state for fertility About SO A.
cres OF bottom IS we'll adapted. as ex-,
pencnee has proyed, ior the production
of Timothy. Wheat, Rye, or Corn
are produced in great abundance ohtkS
higher pyrts of the Falm--there iSa
very sufficient portion vi wood lane I'd
support the Farm il, good rail s board
timber. and fire wood. 1'hc surround.
ing neighhorhood is inferior to nonS
in point o. genteel society. In SHORE
the situation OF this Farm is such, that
in point of society, salubrity. Of air.
purity and plenty OF water it cannot be
excelIed. In addition to which its neaf
vicinity to good markets, must repder
ii desirable acquisition for the indus.
trious agricuralist.-lts distance, -
miles from Dumfries, IS from Alexans
tlria, Is from Frederick sburg and Fals
mouth, and u from the City, Of Washs
ington On he Farm there is lar5s
awelling HOUSE, tour rooms, and
passage on The first story. with tho
same on the :econd, and cellar undef
ne whole-kitcheh, < other out houses
ANY farther description Is det med
useless, as it is presumed the persons
wishing to purchase will view the pre-.
misses. which will be shown, and the
terms Of sale inside known bv
Edward D. Fltzhugh.
October 20. 6w.
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SALES Al VENDUE.

SALES Al VENDUE.
On every Tuesday and Friday,
WILL BE SOLD,
Attic Vendue Stcre, corner al. Prince
and SYster streets,
& Nar:ety Of Dry Goods, Gro
cc,,iss. sc.
ssHiculsrs OF Shics will be expressed
in Cue bills OF the day.
All k.nd OF goods which are on Ii
Fn;lstion md the pricas of which arc
established, can at any time be viewed
and purchased atthe lowest limitation
and prices.
P. C. Marecller.
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[No. 1913
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
200 bbls. gross Herrings, srtra siss,
$50 do. Shdd, do.
which will be sold low if immediate ,aps
plication is made to the subscribers.
Jos. II. g r. Manderills.
Oct. .zs,
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VOL. XIII
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE,
COMMERCIAL 6 POLITICAL.

PUBLISHED EVERT
TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY,
ar FIVE DOLLARS 4 YEAR.
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TEAS. SUGARS, &c.
JOSEPH MANDRVILLE,
October 20:

Corner Of King and Faiyfar Streets
OFFERS foA SALE,
1870 quarter chests and boxes choice
Gunpowder,
Imperial. Hyscn. Young Hyson,
Hysob-skm & ,Souchong Teas,
go hhds Muscavade Sugar,
100 barrels Do.
30 boxes White Havana Do.
so,ooolb. Loaf and Lump Sugars
2o,ooeib. Coffee
ssooob. Pepper
: so khds Molasses
10 pipes CogTiac Brandy
With his usual General Assortfnsft
Of the best Wines, Liquors & Groceries,
for cash or upon the usual credit u
pu, rtnal customers.
September IL
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Land for Sac.

I wish to sell the Farm on which fho%
reside cufied
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GREEN LEVEL

" HIS FARM is situated on Cedar
/ Kun. in The County OF Prince
(Virgin,a)--il contains
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Domestic.
CnrLL1corrr. hnr,,st ID

CHTLLtCorHE, August tes
Ia the last Gazette w. stated, that MAJOR Crora
han, ~ consequence of his dsn6eyiyg nm order 10
burn and eyaeuate Fort SteDneneo, hid .b--n me.
oeeded in ms command ur that r1st by col w ne,
Att9r the arrival 81 major Ctos hsn 81 mead qusr-
te's hs gave tn the commanding general sue. s,iis.
ispt ~ evidence Of his ability to ms:rtaiu The post
tsat ''e was immedia,eiy back and resumed tbs,
9om'1aud.
On Tie evening of the 1st Instant the British and
Indians, Who had csne M the Ssnau,ky river iron.
the s-y, commenced trom Tel. at I,se-y cam
nOuading upon IN fort ard threw IN re a. p;,.n.
Der Of Shells rom heir bomb batteries Tn ene-
iiy couunued his operat ols wIthou gncceos until
the evening q the 81, when, after thro~ipg great
nH'nber OF 'as from ~ polnder, ut the p1rth-
Ves angle OF the tort for the Barl9se o. maxim D.
breach e0lu an under the crgDmsuA OF Il col
Snort, advanosf 10 tic point which the gstiirrv
hRa played, with the ift, Mt of stHrnu s-Lut HE
liiiooua management VI maicr Crcghau, fr!td The
enemy 10 lis atauTuts Tt. ditch Wi,ioh sirronufio6
TIE works vas shout eight feet wide sud Of egnsl
acpil--;h.B The en- MY had % suter be.ore BE- could
epprohoh tic PICK y, lpou- j. tie top Of sch og
which hsvCnti "as dr.,- IN hOr zrutsI dmecs
tony While in - stuqtion, ti,s sx rmuider which,
was inasSed IN bioek-huuCe, end placed rs 10
rake the ditch, aud Tayine adj cent, puared upon
the stOriu'ng cOuing tremendous shower o. nue.
ket bai's which I'D ter,i,i- execution and 30 cou-
founded the s9sailan,s that lieut. col Saort Who
AMI . shotg the dTnaeI yankee tascals no qttar~
fers, exhibited white hgadk relief ~ q ugpsl OK
distress. eviDeng lis dspost1n % have quarters
gwen hiT, after he had proeain,ed ibal De fsri-
shouts be rI-sstersd. Ii Nas, how w. too late
1.-The mkt discharge proved Std--ae fe---and
lieut.. Gordon Of tie 80 regt died by ho sde.
TBS was near fwo i,urs for. SUI set The firing
from tue block house vas now principally d.rc sted
at the enetry, who hal tax refuge in ths Ravns
The slaughter there Tas imH.ens', and Gsh' rel
/ Pyoctor Who command q in be,soH, o'd rei the
allied 9rry o. retreat 90 i, 'r boats. Tn rect r
part 1T ihe night occupied 10 car irs 81 Ire
dead and aounlel from ne numb r Of trails ii g
e1verfd " the grass 1t IS evden', inst nnt less tad
/ hry of the dead were drt"psd away About thirty
killed, inc uliug ti,e two oils mentioned aboyei
we're ieft IN tne fitch and vine spd thirty PR o.
: ers, eighteen severely worgiei, we're ane,tP
brought into tie fofL witch gen Proetay, 80 +.
hurry hsd irfi beSind. II 'sa Ct. worthy I'll a. "
ystion, that nor one INDIAN was focrd amr >ie'
7 dad. although IL is KNOW fh1t FROM ~. ~ ''
hundred Wsre Ine5eat Under tie c,ly',-, - W roy
Ehot The number of Brasil, ros,,,,., sHP'ri
| hundred aoj ninety irlm ti.e lgth r, you
! Croaiao lSt tut one nas N'ed. tr6 ~ ticl
wounded. iswhote f1rse a.noUSsd ia, E."fg
isoGves ~ N'' i4~ si
M'or Csoghsn, who las tbus hcllv !, .f,.s.,
gs'iaat'S re2Gisd sad defeated tvs o. 49,, a. md
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THE BROAD ROCK JoCKEY CT UB
Fall RACES
MILL commence TUESDAY the ssth day OF


w September next
FIRST DAY--The Col. Sweep Stakes for three
SsaIs old colts aud FLIES, running mile heats, car
rying weight for sge agreeable the weights of tho
Jockey Club entrance S7D0, half forfeit; to which
there are SIX Subscribers and closed; tho Of
tha subscribers are as follows--John Mipge, John
Avery, Thomas Graves, Burweli Wilks, Thomas
Cheatlain and Zscharish Brooks
SECOND DAY--Ths Jockey Club Purse Of 500
dollars, tour mile heats.
THIRD DaY-Tbs Proprietor's Purse of $3.50,
three mile heats. eutrsass Els, whish s also 10 be
added te tue purse.
FOURTH DAY--An elegant Silver Cup, worth
Gf25- free for all ages and persons, whether they
enbers oe the club net, carrying VT for aye
agreeable TO the vts ct tho course, running mile
heats entranss TO De proportioosd agreeable to che
humber OF horses entered; four more to make a
race Fer this nag W .ah is winner on any
of the e.dlss days races, wbe allowed to start
Entries for tle cup be made the evening Of the
seoond day's race. JOHN WO9SHAM,
Proprietor of the Course.
UF StabeeSo aud litter furnished race horses
gratis. Those Who may want old fodder old oats
for horses, Will be furhlshcd by the Proprietor
CT the Course With both Of the hest quality.
} e few Booths to be rented on the Pace Field
The usual Toll will be collected at the eates.-A
Dtsner viii be provided by the Proprietor the day
OF tho Jockey Club Race, for the nlesAbecs of the
Club, to be paid for out of the subscription of the
Cnb. nEre.sbe 20 the resolution of the Club ut their
last Fail Meeting. August ~ OF