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Eurd flare, Cuttery ana Saddleyy,
For SALE HY
EDWARD STAPLES, Jr. on T. between i4th ant
1kLh sirReta--C nnsIatine nE

INV AiND . ftf1E''i Ut. on II UtlWeGH I4IN aIlU
18th understanding OK
+ RON, rim, knob and closet locks, brass knob
h snj beaded ring, common and iise stock, blk &
brt shaekis pad, brit and brn chest snG cupboard,
Sfunk and gun ditto brsss end iron table butts and
esrd-tsble hinges, brass cotnmode knobs sal han
dies, cupboard turns, knobs, &c. screws wro't nail
braces and bits, polished braces: and gut
coat sad vest buttons, ivory grd horn combs brass
and plated csndes,cks, sheet iron ami copper tea
kettles, fsc.-6ne white and green IVY knives ano
forks 10 setts, With csrvers SIC. to tnatch, buck,
sham buck and white bone chandie knives s. forks,
hne su'i common perknives, sportsmen's knises,
common and fine suffers, scissors cork screws, &c
Plated strrup irons. duke bits end bradoons,
.nafies, curb chains tug, harness snd pride bug.
btes, harness furniture in sett7, Szc.--cormon n
bottom and swival stirrut IRONS sharp apd g hen,
peihams and snafiies, iapsnnd and tinn'd nets and
Rat sets, square head coseh screws, sc.
Also, few boxes common B. TThitteInore's Cot.
tor and Wont Cards, of assorted Nos.
October 22 If
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Although the interest paid upon treasury
notes is cons iderably less than that paid for
the monies obtained by the United States ON
funded stock, yet the Certainty OF their re-
endorsement at the end Of one year. and
the facilities they afford for remittances and
other commercial operations, have obtained
tor them n currency which leaves little rea.-
s'n TO doubt that they may be extended Con
siderably beyond the sum Of FIVE millions of
collars, hitherto. authorized to be annually
Ssued. 1t will; perhaps, be eligible 10 leave
- the executive, was done last year, a
discretion as to the amount 10 be borrowed
uroa stock or upon treasury notes, that enc
or the Other may be resorted 70, within pres
Icribed limits, * shall he found most advan-
tageous to the United States.
The amount estimated t. have been re-
imbursed of the principal cf the public
deb' during the wear ending on the SOth
September last, including treasury notes'&
temporary loans, will appear by the esti-
mate marked D to have been POI 1903 dol
lars. AS the payments on account of the
loan of sixteen millions h; d nor then been
!c mpletcd. I'D tilr stocr lad caS-sea zen ~,
not been issued therefor. 1t is not prac ,ica-
bic to state with precision the amount added
90 the public debc during that year but
alter deduCtng the above mentioned REIN
bursement of $500 600 dollars. this add
ton will not fall short OF % $4,000 dollars.
The plan of finances proposed a. the com
men" ement of the war. was 10 make the re-
venue, during each year of its continuance,
equal to the expences of the peace establish
ment, and of the interest on the old debt
then existing, and on the loans which the
war might render necessary, and to defray
the extraordinary expenses of the war out
OF the proceeds of loans to be obtained for
that purpose.
The expences of the peace establishment,
as it exis ed previous to tho armameats Of
1912, made in contemplation of war, but in
Guiding the eight regiments added TO the
military establishment in the year 1908, and
the augmentation of the navy in actual ser
vice, authorised in 1909, amounted, after
ueducting some casual expences of militia
and other incidental items, to about
s I nOn nm
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EESIiE whole of the Requisition Man placed under
~ the command of capt. Anthony Turner in
April 1919, aud the following placed under
the orders of CAPTAIN Samuel g Adams, to wit
John Francis. Isaac Hughes Giaas Ribbe, Wait
Hines, John Thompson, Lawrence Byan, VIM. BY
an, John 1owney, James Gum, David White. Nj
ehoas kimhrrush, George Davis, Dabney Ewbank,
sind Jonas u. Slsde, are hereby ordered to report
themselves 10 TO the said Capt. Turner with
out delay. they COMPOSING the number of men now
sailed for from the 18th Regiment, by the govern
Tnent of the United States. Delinquents viii incur
the penalties OF the Law.
JOHN AEtBLFR,
Lieut.. Col CUmmsndant
18th Regt. V. Nj.
Jan. IS. 2w
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100000

But rs the internal revenues and direct
tax, when in full operation. win produce. in
the year 1915, probably 100000 dolls. more
than IS estimated to be received from them
IN the year 1914, 1t VIII rest win Copgre,
TO decide whether it is necessa1y that ney
ard additional revenues should now be es
tablished. To what extent the Ell rim, su-
barge may reduce the receipts into the
rea~uty from the customs dutine the wear
1914, Il IS duhcult to estimate, as The opera
non Of the war had reduced the recent,
rom the customs nearly one half from that
which was received during the year preced-
ng the var. The former embargo 70
drced the revenue from the customs
nearly one haf the amount Of that vyhirb
vas received during the year preceding
its foil operation. In this case, however
the transition was from the full REGENTS of
peace revenue, to the entire susreesioo of
expectation and of foreign commerce. IN A.
merlcan bottoms. 1t IS not, therefore. to be
presumed that the existing embargo will
cause reduCtiea of the war revenue in tine
proportion OF the peace revenue Moreover,
the effect OF the act prohibiting the impor-
tation of certain articles necessarily in
ersascs the demand AND enhances the value
OF those which may be lawfully imported
and the high price they bear will produce
extraordinary import atious, and In par,
compensate for che prohibition to export any
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Jan. IS.
House CarTrnfcr and Underfake,.

House Carhentor and Undertaken.
gEVIE subscriber begs leave to inform the Public,
D that he has Just removed fruin Norfolk to the
house formerly occupied by Mr.. VIM. Street, OPP
pcsite ShockU, warehouse. He is ready undertake
the building repairs of houses, well any kind
of joh-wurk.
For hs character faithful workman and un-
ieriker. he begs leave refer the public a;essrs.
Ellis Il Allan. His timber yard, adjoining the stem
merry of Messrs. James Smith aud Co. will be AL
- "a -alird vith the best of timber. which viii be
az r.g's Fes =, -
CGS.:t4I11 4 VI. 1i.i..
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3.5000O0
1O1O0 0GO

II 20 this sum be added that
part Of the balance in the trea-
surg on the 31st Dec. 1915.
which has been estimated above,
to be applicable to the -eype.-
ces of the year 1915, and Which,
upon the principles above sta-
ted, may be considered as a
surplus of revenue beyond the
eXpences of the peace estab.
liShment, and of the interest on
the public debt fer the yesr
1913, and therefore applicable
to the same expences for the
year 1914, which sum is esti-
mated at
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on the Slst December, 1913, a.
bout
) 6S5.ti9 e5
Io.So9,oOc

OF the sums obtained on loan during the
year 1918, and inc nded in the receipts a.
bove stated, an account of the terms on
which they were made has been laid before
Congress, excepting as to the treasury
notes issued under the act OF February 25th.
1918, and the loan of seven and half mil
lions obtained under the authority contained
IN the act of the ID of August. 1918. The
annexed statement marked +. will show
tie whole amonnt received for the treasury
notes during the year 1913, and at what
places they were sold or disposed of. Three
millions eight hundred and sixty FIVE thou
sand one hundred dollars. of the notes issued
under the act of June 3Oth, 1912, becam
due IN the course of the year 1918, or in the
present month of January, and have been
paid off, or the funds placed in the hands of
the Commissioners of Loans for that pur-
pose.
The papers under the letter G.. will show
the measures taken under toe act of Auges.
~, 1913, authorising a loan or seven mil
h'ns, five hundred Thousand dollars, aud the
manner in which that loan was obta,ned.-
The terms we're So dollars and IS cts in
money, for 100 dollars in stock, bearing an
interest OF six per cent ; which is euuiva-
ent TO d premium of Is dollars 81 cents &
tour ninths OF a cent on each hundred dol
ars loaned to the u. States. OF this sum of
100000 dollars, about 3 $4,000 dollars
were paid into the Treasury during the year
l8l3' and The remainder is payable in the
months of January and February 1914.
For the year 1914, the crtend,tures, az
no:0 authorised by iGsv, are estimated as
JoNozvs
/. Civil, diplomatic and mis-
celiaueous Xpences, Sl7OO, 900
?. Public debt, viz:
Interest on the debt
existing previous to
the war. 100000
Ditto on the debt
contracted since the
war, including trta-
sury notes and loan
Ior the year 1914 2,o5O,OOo
5050,OCu
Reimbursement of
Principal, including
the old SIX and re
ierred st0cks. tenn
r0rary loans < trea-
sury notes. 100000
--------12, 200. 900
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The interest on the

The interest on the
public debt. pay
able curing the
year 1914. will
be, on the old
debt. or that ex-
listing prior to the
present war,
On the debt con-
tracted since the
commencement
Of the war, in
Guiding treasury
notes and allow.
ing y 800, 700 tor
interest on the
loan, which must
be made during
the year 1914. a
som as small as
can be estimated
for that object,
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BRITISH FORCE CANADA.

The following letter obtained. we believe
among other papers. from the British ar
my captured by General Harrison, very
clearly demonstrates the British combin
Ell force, in the upper part of tht Province
te have been much greater than the Bri
tish officers have estimated. Mar. I,lt.
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And makiI

u I'I'@7NT'Ib tVl3tIUEI
There will still remain N be
provided new revenues capable
OF producing
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ding raEgers, sea-fencibles and
troops o. ali descriptions of
So 422 officers and men and in
Guiding ordnance fortifcati-
ons, ,-sd TIE In,t an depart
ment, and the pefmanent ap-
preparations fer Inhian treaties,
and arming and equipping the
militia. aAs5o ooo
4. Navy, estimated FOR IS 1857 Of
hGers, seamen and boys & for
1860 marines, and including
the service Of ? "A gun ships
tor Hnnths. and three add
tiauai fr.gates for six months
OF the year 1914, & the exDcn~
ses of the fotjla5 on the coast
and On The lakes $500. GOO
Amounting altogether to S45, $50 600
me 79ay8 and means aiready fropidcd By
hl~9 are as .foLjo7ys
Customs ara sales Of public lands. The
net revenue accruing from the customs du
ring the year 1912, amounted. as will ap-
pear by the annexed statements A. and b.
20 1919 600 dollars. Of this sum, abont
100000 was produced by the additional
dHues imposed b. tic act IF July ], I812-
The dnti which have accrued during the
year 1915, are estimated at 1000. 900 dol.
lars. ne GUS ON house bonds outstanding
on the LIST ct January 1914, after making
due allowance for ilsOyenCivt z bad debts.
oslimated az 100000 dollars and it is
Believed that 100000 dollars MAJ be es
tm2ted tor the receipt of the customs du
ring the year 1914. The sales of pubic
lands during the year ending Seq emher 30.
1913. have amounted to $50 245 acres. and
the payments BY Purchasers to 7O6 600 dol
lars, as will appear by the annexed state
inert &. II is estimated that GOO OOO dol
lars will be received into the treasury from
this source during the year 1874 The sum
therefore, estimated as received from cps
'on'S an" ianos' Is S66U0,000
2. Internal revenue and direct
tax. From the credits allowed by
law on some Of the internal dn-
ties, and from the DELAYS Incl {
dent to the assessment and col
lection of the direct tax, it is not
believed that more ought to be
expected - come into the trea
sury during the year 1917. than
tn cum Of Q soo. mn
8. Balance IF the loan Of seven
and half millions, already CON
tracted for 7csao,n
D. Balance Of treasury notes al.
ready autho ized, 1910 O0o
5. 9th balance Of cash in the
treasury, on tue 3lSt December
1913, amounting, as is above stat
cd, to about 66OOOO
There will be reouir-
ed 10 satisfy appropri4-
tons made ior to that
lay, ana then undrawn,
at least 9 100000
And leaving applicable to the
service OF the year 1919, 1880 900
100000
30 that there remains 70 be pro-
waco ~ loans, the sum Of 29,35O,O 900
S45,35O,0O0
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An aggregate OF

The payments from the Treasury
during the same period, have
amounted 10
VIZ -
For civil, Diplomatic and
miscellaneous expences
bnth foreign and domes-
ue 7o5 916 SIS
i'jliterv department., IN.
cuiine Eiilitjs and vo-
lnrteers, and the Indian
department Is Ici,75O 4g
Navy. including the
building Of nov
ehip7, cad The ma
rine corps 6 go. 701 90
Public De5f.
On account
% interest $3.50 $40 Os
T iBci9a. re-
imbursed 3,107. t02 or
--- --6 3t7.A8f IS
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Making
812,oso,ooo
505o030

The actual receipts into the treasury
from the Ferennes as now established. inclp.
ding the internal revenues and direct tx.
are not estima. ed sor the year 1914, at more
en4n s 10.0cy goo
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rs vii NlsD appear By
she annexed statement
T.. 32.923 8j5 n
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TREASURY REPORT.

In Obedience TO the directions of the sc Act sun
paemantery to the act, entitled An.sct 10 establish
the Treasury Department" the ac,ing Secretsr,
Of the Treasury respectfully submits the following
REPORT AND ESIIbI.3TES-
The monies sc,ually received int
the Treasury during the wear
ending on the 30th of Septen-
hsr 1918, have amounted TO,
viz SS7si4.g5l 90
Proceeds of the customs,
sales Of lands, small
branches OF revenue, &
re-payments 1865. e42 IS
Proceeds Of Loans, viS.
Loan OF Gle
ven millions
under the
setof Ma ch
~ 1919 4,o31,4ST 80
T'tto of SIX
seea mil
iso7s under
the act OF
February 8,
1918 I4,48s,I2s
Treasury
h9tes uader
the acts of
June so,
jSt2, ard
+ trusrY -
1913 5,t5l,9oo
----~-----23,9 ,9I2 so
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Add l,ff IN the Treasury
or she 3)th Of SepteE.
Der last
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M aking, tnqether with
the haisncc in the
treasury On the iTt of
DC 1912, which WIS
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CotV Of a letter from the Comy,isaa,y oChc
t@her District Of Uh1ler Canada, 10 his
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Reimbursement of
Principal, including
the old SIX and re
ierred st-cks, tenn
p0rary loans Z Urea :
sury notes.
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And leaving applicable to the
service OF the year 1919,
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6 078,752 So
s9,9o7Go7 81

nth CUSTER Of the year
ade up at the Trehjury,
ores during that quarter
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ton iarss. scale. the difficulties were les

on a large. scale. the difficulties were les
CONSIDERABLE
By recurring 10 the laws passed on this
utJect. irrn 1891, to 17S7, (Which are sui
hciently wei, known 10 the committee) il
appears the option 81 st given TO country dis
oilers and owners Of stills woI ked elsewhere,
OF small capacity, to pay by tue gallon, it
preferred, instead OF paying by he capaci-
" of the stili. WAS 10y The act of Srd March.
1897, abolished, and the duty un the capa-
lty ct thu $ made absolute in those cases
IRON VIII h 1t may be inferred the op,n-
on then ev,.ent W a. IN favor OF The latter
mode. duty on the quantity of spirits dis
tiled 1t the same d, without much {
vas on Of he law, be coll c,ed, would, it IS
presumed, he more productive Ian that
which it might be deemed pro. er to impose
ON the capaciy OF the still.
How lar the prugress of Improvement, in
the country genrrahy, or = change Of cir
cumstances in Other sespec's. may be Goa
Aidered as having removed the causes of the
dsthcVties formerly eXpei Fenced In collec
Ing the duty On the quantity Il spirits dis
tilied or now tar it would be advisable To
Udopt, 60 a certain extent, the course for
merry pursued, and impose the duty on the
quasi-y distilled, in rases of large salle
lies, generally, and of al those carried on in
Giles, towns and villages, except perhaps
such as are on very small scale) and on
| the capacity of the still. in all other cases,
are questions proper for the cons dera.i n q
discussion Of the committee. The present
law laying duties on liceuces o tistills' S, &
| has not been in operation suite ent length ri
| tme TO afford the means O forming such r.
pinon on the subjeotas ough che relied on
From the accounts rcce,vt d in the depart
| ment of the proceeding undoriv, here is rea
son to believe, as already stated in answer
,ng another part OF your i, tier. that the rev
enue arising from this branch of internal du.
ties will exceed the sum at which it has
pee n esii ated.
have the honor TO he, very respectfully,
Sir, your ooedient humble servant,
&. w. CAMPBELL.
Hon. JonN EPPE:, Chairman
OF the Committee OF Ways
and Means.
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UNrTED, lSy.4TES'
P k . p q s A /. 8.

-
4 HE subscriber wis,es ts contract TO have ;n,s
- ms',s,ey maze, leO0 Rifles Ct the ioI,owtpe AZ
oensions,- =
fHe B0sref two feet. nine inches long, fyiz. II
inches oetasonsi, and % inches round s the d..
smeter al The breech one inch and on. t.n,h
vi the commemorate the round psrt of the
barrel nine * and ons slf ten,h Of an lnch apd
at tue nnezz'e, seven Ell this of an inch The CEN
ire of The front SIGHT, two inches from the uu,.
zie and the rear sight, five inches and haN
from the breech--the cslbre, hsif-ounoe ball
me ofocS--oi Walnut wood the breeeh TO be So.
teen inches and half long and including the
heei.piate sixteen inches--wi,h fall OF vo fnch
es and three four.hs at the exlreine end of the
stock, which is to extend to within three inches
of the rnnzrle.
The Lecs-Te lock to be full bridled with a 5.bs,.
'ottesviile cock
The Ra''aa,er to be steel, with brass hesd three
tonrths OF an inch Iona, iron mounting with tbr.s
small bands, two swivels, = one rammer.snr;noS,
lieu of pipes, wire oops, &c.
Each Riffs to be furnished with a winsr .,d b,,l;..
moulds. S~
The Workmanship sud materials of the whole 70 ba
naexcepucnable.
fhose DESTROYS OF contracting for the whole or O.
ny part, will be pIeased to send in their pronoksl.
tor the same as soon possible stating when tbs
@ CO. = delivered az :. f sat;,, ,,,
ting thereto. Will b. received 1T the Office of Josenh
Wheaton, A. u. Q NJ. General, nenr the Office of
the Compiler The subscriber VIII Durebase i, Cd
.iit'on 10 the above from SEQ Rifles OF good ou.
ity, which may be nov reedv for delivery
ROBERT c. JENNINGS.
DePnsy Co1nr'ttSsary-t purchases.
~. Is. Proposals vii! also be received for furnish.
Ing nifty 60 hundred Drums.
Feb. 10. -.
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Boston Glass l7cnuf1c1o,y

He subscriber having been appointed ,,v tbe
Propretors Of the above Msnufactory. their q.
gent for the state OF Yrginia-Wiii under,sk. n
execute orders Ton Tindow Class of any size from
o by to is by 81 superior in brilancy & srenStb
to any European Crown Gass-Also,
HOLLOW GLASS Ig.QRE.
Comprising Shop Furniture, for the pprno,s, ~
Druggists, Tamhers of all sizes, Spirit Proofs. Pit.
S'ers, cue ana white Sr'ists, Lsmps, Lamp Shades
Lamp Glasses, Ssc.-The goods to be deliver i a.
Richmond, and any othertown in the state of Yir.
GINA, at the Manuacory prices, together with az
pences of transportation, &o.
ANDREW SMITH,
Cary.strest, opposite the Bsgle Tavern.
April Q.
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April 9.
WHOLESALE

SHoE g LR.dTHER SToRR
= UST opened at No. II. South Front & ,oo-.
~ below Market s,rse,, where the Subscribers Of
FER for sale, "
$4,000 pair srs, quality nens' coarse SHOES.
S'oDo de- second do do. do. 40.
i,tuOo DO hrss do. do. lined * bound do
2,O09 do. second 10. do. do. do. do.
80 NO. hfa 90 do. oslf and seal do.
1000 do do. do. do. Iestbey and
pix lined 5o
1000 psir mems laced BOOTS,
1000 DO. boys coarse and fine SHOES.
LOCO do. DO hsed BOOTS * JEBFERSONS.
10000 do. womsnS SHOES, well assorted.
ALSO,
~ HanaSonte .ISs2Tgmenf Of LE6THER ..
Which they will dspoqe of on snnh torn. =.
are calculated to invite dealers in the above ar,olss
ALEXANDER CLAY & Co.
NarcD IL. u2,a
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GREEN NO UN3dIW LIND
FOR SALE

WISH to sell a tr-lat of LAND. lying in Abe.
Z marie county, sbout eighteen miles from Char
iottesyilIe, and SIX frsrn Warren. IN the otrs &c
bs'hnser's creek This tract centsins between
twelve and fifteen hundred acrea /, Joins the lands
OF Waiter Coles, capt Vim. Dabney, doc'd., can't
nJo; har's, capt l.. Nicholas, William Tooley,
oil co, Corn. Wheat, Glover, &c.
th's s'fd tract IS wsii vstered, and contsins
large qn.n'ity of good Mlaioy Land, t9ge,her wit,
good Meadow. There IS an excellent Mil Seat.
more ioinute description 7 deem Unnecessary. a,
1t s PrsS'maoi- that any person wishing to purchase
would hTst view the land.
April g. -
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I'psnty Dollars Re1pQrd,
81 'oS experimenting Bl7ey, a negro fellow shout
\ 70 or 80 years OF age, who absc,nded f-on the
nvlne IN bemsrIe county, on F,iaay
,ie LAT nst. The ssd fellow is OF common sta,urr
nas small "hiskers, and stammers when inierros q.
'eo nis eloathing bonn spun, and his OFT hiss ON 4
very large metal buttons purchased the ,aid fc,.
OF AMI. Moor>~from Northumberland cnupty:
10 winch place snp. Iose ne is maxim. for aaain
April Is. : 80, o'F'
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IAMES PRFAMi

htgn Gelf s9Hvii, r Street, Richn1ond.
nOw receIyi1f and offer for sale in ,e6i';or %
his stock of H.fRDW.4RE, JROyYSfOA r..
lsp hego q Cnt Nails. * Bts6s, assorted sizes.
~ tons Bsr Iron assortcd,
100 doz. hes; double prime seythe Blsdes. AZ IN
81 inshes iong and inches wide.
~ ocz' do. Grsss Scvthes, ~ inches lone and A
inches vide,
iSo doz" srsi quality warranted Wedding Hoe.
Mo-. I, 2, 3 ard L. md
80 'cz. Spad Sud Shove 8
90 ocs q Gas; ~, assorted
200 lbs he picked Turkey Oil stone 1,s No..
lb---and upwards -
P| Ts'io.s sPuts e Turpopt;ns
90 suf 4,urss p, aeocl Piovs,
-, :. =. am" ~, Fellows, Of superior quality,
Ab as @o'se is determnlcd 10 sell az Iow.s, DOT.
WIZ March 10. u
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-04-23
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NAIL commence Wednes.S the 4.b rs
" May, and continue four days.
p"st Day--A lady Purse, worth so dol ars Is
doars entrance free TO ~ ages. TO idn mile heats.
the osSt three IN i've, carrying feather.
Sseond 3ay--The Jockey Cinb Purse. for soa
o,,n'a' io.r mile heats, twenty dollars ealraDee
IhiTd ID y--fhe Purse of tie Proprietor nj The
Co"rae Tor 200 dollars, ,hIse NILS heats entrance
fifteen dollars e"''"Hse
Fourth DGg-A Hsndy-Cap Purse, free for M N.
GERS Oh me Club only, two mile hesis-Ths purss
v" coheist q the entrance money of the three IRE.
eeding days The Propr etor will iikewise list !,
me money received at the gate this day, which wiz
iDsKe thIs race worth the attention OF nlemhers
aghss Us joioSpS--
AGED 5orses 1aau
b years old I9S
do. do. 40
90 90 loo
90. 90 90
Mares and Gedings allowed Bs
"'si, to rent the Dining House, ard the Booth,
me Fieid--those who hsys formerly rented fIeno
snal, nave the preference. Application rnsst be
me members of the Club viii please TO observe
= ntue more punstuaity in paying az their sub
ser,Fnons, as the money on each day hes TO b. MA
eed m the bands of the Judges
oeaoies and straw for race borses--eratjs
THOMAS WATSON,
r., - Proprietor of Tie CoHsa
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