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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-02-08
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Hardware, Z artIIenwarc * Gfocerie
FALL GOO Dis.
Mckee, Robinson s. Co.

IEAVE Just received from New York, a
4 variety of GOODS, suited In the up.
proaching season. Among them are
Brown, blue and black Cassinrtts
Figured and plain black Bombazeites
DO. do. brown and blue do.
White, scarlet aud yellow Flannels
Figured aud piain Canton Grapes, all colors
super plain black Mandarin do.
Do vine pattern and embossed black and..co
lorcd Mandarin Robes
Rich Furniture Chntz CHlicoes5
Elegant Gauze Handkerchieis, new style
DO. figured Gros de Naples, do. do.
Rich figured black Satin
Figured Book aud Swiss Muslns, large pat
terms
4 boxes Artificial Flowers,
H1h general assortment Of
White and tOlored Domestics,
al Of irhich t0e offer at our usual LoW prices
for CASH.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-02-08
NEW GOODS
q. Il. Noryell q W. IL. Morgan,

EIAVE Just received from New York
l. Il aud Philadelphia large and we'll Sc.
lee,ed assortment of STAPLE and I'm CY
GOODS, consisting in part Of
Snperhne, iue and coarse Cloths
Some very handsome Pelisse Cloths
Blue, black, brown, strip'd a mkt Cashmere
A large assortment OF Casainetts very cheap
| A few pieces OF very cheap Cloth Tor servants
Rose, Point mad Dudel Blankets
Flannels, Bookings ann Ba'zes
IoiIanett, Valencia, Flurentine, silk and
Silk Vestngs
| cases superior Irish Linens, seTp cheap
10 pieces real Thread Lawn
Linen Cambricks and Linen Cambrick H'kfs.
oznaburgs, Iicklenburg,, aud brown & brk
Holland
mestics ,,..I,.
Domestic Stripe, aud Plaaids, Bed ' "bs"n
Tickings
Apron aud Furniture Checks,
Plain and figured Bombnzettss, and Plaid
Bomhazines
Some very superior German Silk Iiandkfs.
Silk and 1abby Velvets and silk Pushes, {ali
colors)
A large assortment of Gymp, Silk Cosds and
Braid
Grape Leisse, Italian Grapes and Silk Gauz.s
Canton, Naukeen and real Mandarin Grapes
and Grape Robes
Plain Italian Lustrings, Sarsnett L. Florence
A splendid assortment OF black and coloured
figured Silks, VERY cheap
Gro de te silk, Ganze and Iel,a Handkts.
Large Merino Shawls and Handkerchief,
very cheap
Black and white blk Gloves and Boze
Long Kid Gloves aud Horse skin ditto
Camhrie, Jackonett, Null, Swiss and lndiA
Mu.lins
Plain and figured Book Muslins
An elegant assormen, Of Muslin fnsertngs
Furniture and Dress Dilniiies
Real English Thread Laces (rich patierns)
Bobinet Laces and Bobnet Wells
Genilemen's fashionable Hats, good qualify
and very cheap
10 boxes Wool Hats, Of good materials
| | case Ladies' LeghOrn flats, unusually cheap
A large assortment OF Morocco, Leather, Silk
and Denmark Satin Shoes--some OF
which are of very superior quality
5000 lbs. ot very superior Cotton Yarn
n gtne,al assortment o1
Hardware, Earthenwarc * Groceries
together with number of articles too tedious
10 mention, all of which they are selling at
prices that not only plehse but astonish all
who examine them. They particularly invite
the attention of their friends aud customers
TO examine their assortment of Goods nj this
time, as they feel confident in saying that il
holds out superior inducements to any ever
offered in this market.
February l. 2tif
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rive dollars Reward.

iaAYED OR STOLEN, Gpm my
~ Wagon, at William McDaniel's shop, in
;, ,"p'er,t county, on the night of the oath of
w., .ennsaer last, small BAY HORSE, about
p,,. II Years Old he irots well and PAGES a
s. s tic IS considerably rubbed by Wagon
,a ana subtle /; no other marks recoiiected.
,, s formation respecting said horse will be
''NiaIly received.
ALLISON OGDEN.
"'hlhry - W3w2l
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9ugeusWaYe, China, AID
Glass Ware,

Which makes his assortment very complete
Personsi in town. as well asthose nj II distance,
vishin. 10 get supplied with surcrior articles,
| ut yery low prices, will do " y 10 call and
examine, rs they will lind many articles heiow
the usuui prices, quality taken in @ ronsidcra
| ton. ROBERT ORR
W Il, The highest price Giren for f!oH'
and Wkissay,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-02-08
wow Ell NaNiES
HAS jnsi received, by the latest arrivals
L l. from New York, an extensive
additional Suppiyc Of
Eraab X Enn,;.,n NI,.l:a:s
Fresh d Genuine Medicines.

/
quo bottles American Castor Oil, best quality
800 lis best Chamber Salts
900 lbs do Epson do
5o lbs best English Lump Magnesia
zoo lbs best Pearl Ashes
81 Tbs do Balsain Copaiva
900 lbs do Cream Tartar
| 20 lbs best Calcined Magnesia
% bottles Iienry's Calcined do IA new ant
highly recommended article
| 90 lbs best English Tartar Emetic
30 lbs do Gum Camphor
100 lbs Aqua Forts, double distilled
800 lbs Oil vitriol, opt.
90 lis Caiomel, best
100 lbs Flour Sulphur
800 lbs White Chalk
80 lbs Gum Copal
% lbs Chamomile Flowers
90 lbs Flake Mamma, best
Prusslc Acid, Tartarc Acid and Pyroleneous
oulphate Quinine, new aud very valuable
article
Croton Oil
EmAtine "'" d"o 'o'oap'e Articles
Iodine
Santord's best refined Bark
Pulv jacob
James, Powders
30 lbs Liouorice
Issue, Corn and Coat Plasters
Lees Patent and Family Medicines, all kinds
Churches Cough Drops
Powdered Arrow Root very elegantly
90 lbs Spirits Nire opt
20 lbs Spirits llartshorU opt.
Muf,auc Acid opt.
70 bottles Olive ii opt
~ lbs. SPANISH File, mt
~ ,os' sugar Lead opt.
o. / ,. Gum Arabic, (aIlq ualltes)
vi VI. y owes
vi KOS 5
oii hnoan
vi CINNAMON
vi sint
vi Feppe'mns
vi hoseihdfy
oil fuieSn
VII oaoine
u OIiganum
Oii WoTmserd
Essence Lemon, Essence Be- gamot, and Es-
sence Lavender
20 lbs. refined BolaX
Snutfs ot all kinds
Ah extensive assortment OF Fancy Soaps
Also. PAINT RI1SH ES.
oc III L;,,y. ,,,,J .:oa
u,rL;na ~ go ~ 80 80 1''U ''~'''
shav;,,g Rrnsb,s ,,d 18th prnsbes
Oh ,hso o. o., haDt
Sod. po,.1.''s Op'O"' WV
Se,dI,,z 80. 81 A,ar, p,lor.
lpecae
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EON RENT,

49, A three story Brick Tenement,
&tH snitahle for u private family, on
NJ Water street, above the market
0 house Possession given Immediate
SOHs BULLOCK.
'Iann,,, q. SAC
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LAFAYETTE INN,

""hRLY TnE wnITK HOUSE TAVERN,
IL, ~ .fRHERSP COURT HOUSE.
''i,e old stand is again open and we'll fur
- ''raed as II Tavern, under the Ifanage-
; VI The subscriber, who suIici,s snare OF
'''"e patronage.
ptccmber 81. vArr,o
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-02-08
New and fashionable
GONNS.

EieRdUl SHGdSSidh ihlu7'
Do do for Ladies' CIoahs,
ia Merino black Bonbazeen, a comfor-
table article for ladies' dresses,
A superb assortment of fashionable Cali
Goes, among them some real Lafayette
patterns,
A fresh supply Of rich Swiss Mnslins,
Masonic Silk Handkerchiefs, and Mala-
bar do
A few elegant Chiuchil'a Hats,
Black and coioured Grns de Naples SILK,
Of the lates, style and pattern,
! case Grape Robes, all shades,
A few pieces "a Ratiinetts, for chlIdrens
wear,
PLAID Bombazettes, at very low prices,
Selected in New York for cash, and Will h'
sold at a small advance.
MCKEE, ROBINSON & co.
November 2. ts2b
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-02-08

ALSO,
Anew dozen bottles OF UHITEHELL'S 70.
LATHE .aROM37IC S.NtIF, 80 celebrated
"A cases OF Caiolrh and Headache
obi. %. tsl2
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~. ruTs Of CONS, t0hghS, ConIump''ons
W ~ .,;.g of Bi0od, .isthmas, and al di.-
P' e9sts Of Ae breast aud lungs.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-31
DOMESTIC.
From The Ho~tsomcry (.4hs.) Regisiey, of Mar 6.
THE CREEKS

THE CREEKS
w nave received the following which may he con
sidercd as the Indian official account nasrnic s the
upper towns desired It's publication TO prevent miscon
'"Coh OF telr views, alarm 10 citizens on The from
tiers, and travellers through their country
About two hours before day on Sunday morning fine
Isl INST the house OF Gen. MInosh was surrounded
by MENAwwAY and about 100 Oahi.slee warriors
MIntosh was Within likewise were his women and
children, and some white men. Menawway directed
an interpreter TO request the whites and the women
t"u cHiure to come out, the warriors did not wish
10 Marin mem; that Gen. Mn0sh had broken the law
tat he himself had long since made and llev had come
20 execute MN accordingly. They came out the house
Iea'lHg Mlntosh and FOmna Tustenurpa one of ms
'uheren'9, therein The Indians then set fire tu the
mousse aud as Mlntosh and his coinrade attended fo
come out at The door they shot them both down The
9%'''G Jay about y o'clock they hung Sam Hawkins
d nan oreed, III the lluckhosseliga Square.
Ol MONDAY the ID inst. party Of Hiabce Indians
I'eu on and wounded Ben Hawkins, another half
preed as IS supposed very badly. They have not vet
learned from that party, if he had been caupht
ne CHels wish 1t TO be understood that no danger
whatever - to be apprehended by persons travelling
through the nation that they arc friends to the whites
ana wish them not To- be alarmed by this OK ution
winch IS only compliance with the laws that the rreaf
chIciS OF the nation made al Police At Spring.
Ch'iIy M'lniOsh escaped from the house with fhe
whites and was not fred at or wounded as is stated he
Iore' Wesce nothing in the Indian account which in
uuces So change opinion. II appears TO have been
Puphc execution by the laws of the nation and we
presume before this, that every Indian of any note who
,eu lhe treaty. has been dealt with in the same ,y
they begin. WIN "i'"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-31
New YoRK, May 26


latest from The Pdcifc.-A gentleman who arrived
here yesterday i'll the Franklin from Ciaprcs and
lima mas furnished us with Guayquil papers TO March
~ ana Lima government gazetics To March 10Th
Wore than 5000 bbls. of -four were in lima and mn
sales The crop in Chill is very abundant and wheat
had been contracted for deliverable in Yajnar,isn at r
rails per fanega.
Ihe joH"~ng facts hare obtained from persol of The
latest papers.
w are informed that Gen Oancta still holds ont in
Peru against the Patriots although renort was ,rri
IN Lima for time that he had agreed TO the capitu
lation. ~ 'P''O
The Supreme Court of Justice was installed at Lima
on the 9th of February. Several officers who have do
ticcd. o
Inc Peruvian Congress opened their session ON tle
o oil ebruary, and decrecd that Bolivar sIouId com
Ihue to hold the power and title OF Dictator until the
cH session OF Congress, which is fixed by tic Consti-
tution III the year 1926.
"o members of the Peruvian Congress had arrived
at Ouayqull, ON their way Colombia charged with an
important commission.
Gen. Sanchez attacked a bodv of o0o .or.I; >, =,
Cochaoanba, and took many of them and t,eir officers
prisoners Preparations making to garrison Chu-
quisaCha and POtos -
Inc ongreSs voted gift of million of dollars to
DoNFaT' winch he twice reused.n The onrress tten
requested hun TO take under his charge. and acpro
PIiie IL 10 objects OF bcueficCnCe. rom a letter
''.'iGSS-d by INN to Congress the 18th OF Feb in
"hlct he accepts of the Dictatorship again. he ssv>
,'t ne interests OF the state will call hn TO Uuncr
fe'u aiid therefore he shall delegate part of the ,
P'enc power [" councIi government under Lamar
President.
column of troops who come out of tic castle Of
Cdl'ao on Tie 10th Feb. were rOutcd by lie Patriots
with loss of 300 killed and many wnnndcd
zen Lava has returned from IA P;tz TO Oyrro
~, ~" men; ali the country having risen against him
The army collected under the command of the General
'l-ch"i' Is moving from PunO To pass the Dcsaeuadero
Were wa" supposed victory would be gained with
out a BATTLE Dauy .4dy.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-31
DISTRESS IN HANOVER AND rrs VICINITY.

Copy Ofu T. ter d,fct n .,.j,,..ty.b
IN Hm1rcrJ PEI g, 1872
" had Just begun To recover our spirits we thought
Wa, nature was tired OF spreading destruction over our
Goa w:ch has suffered 50 much b. couGagra;ion
'u i"Ui''loh III me months OF Noycnhcr aud Dcc4rn
Der last and were dreaming Of the peace aud comfort
"hc" NC new year was To- bring us. Duj ala. ii ~,
uecrGch Otherwise. These beautiful valley, ami .ia.
noW present nothing but scenes oi misery. ygr lo,
attempt to describe oil the horrors We have cadurj
inc 'he "a Oh ihl' month nor TO detail tic manifold
nla'ies' TO wncm thousands d" our neighbour: have been
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-31
ENGLAND AND HAYrI

IN iAHlS. ApfIl =
Inc following - an official relative 10 the in true.
IONS ''teiy gwen by ;ie English Government TO the Com
missioner appointed by To claims which, a q
"tr" q. may We made by certain proetois ST. Domingo
c "' me restitution OF the produce of teir estates
"rs'fieu Dy the English Government during the eccu-
no" 81 tt west att OF til" island by the force Of his Britain!
NC liyesy from the end at 795 To August 1898 or for fine
ieo"iScEen ut OF tile value slaves hclanan, TO them and
thtndt" during the same time enrolled as corrs m
PACK troops IN the service of England. III Martin chief
~ ' ONCE OF liquidation London, authorizes, by the
instructions of the English Treasurer 10 examine and live
an account OF the claims ot The propctos in ST Domingo
nf value received money from sophisticated estates or
l property Which as made OF by the gsh AuiIoy
lies ""G Tie occupation Of that island, with the following
restriction: IS
~" claim viii be admitted or person, who reside in Eu-
rope a. '"' imc after tire III july 1879 and for persons
WIZ" @ie now residing out OF Europe no claim will be adj
united alter ji' l,t April. 1896.
ne cI'Hs tor slaves ill be admitted unless th,v
axe accompanied with regular certificates OF enrichment PIE
ce"Iug the ith M,cn, 1907 delivered la fovor of I'm, an
Cle"' P"pr'etors OF the plantations &c :roD, which IN,
''SeS were taken OF of their Successors o agents. duiv
empowered by these proprctnrs.
me rent oil houses occupied ny the Public Fun-,,,a-
!i'S cted by virtue of the Proclamation, of Sif = WI
'amson which had not iitcrtD been u limited ou a.,-
+" The "bscmce of the proprietor. Franccwili De rc
io' PERIOD which eau III exceed two years"
.IDujlsfJr.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-31
CRARLsroN, May 10.
FROM JAMAICA.

FROM JAMAICA.
BY the brig Jtmes Monroe, have files of Kingston
(Jam.) Papers, TO the 28th ult inclusive
Memorial circulating at Kingston for sirn,
lures, which intended to be submitted To His Maes
tvs Government for opening the Ports of the British
est India Islands generally TO the goods and vessels
OF all nations.
The Bishop of Barbados had Just returned to that
island, from a visit to the island St. Vincent.
FRANCES Ewes. the wife of the Lord Bishop of ia
naica died at her residence in that island the 27t
ult.
About five hundred barrels of -four we're sold at
Kingston, 23th ult. at Obs to SIS. per barrel
SIX tierccs good ordinary Coffee sold sos. and ten
do at 70s. per 100 lbs the 2Oth ult
KINGSTON, (Jam.) April %.
Piracy G,ad Supposed .Mu,tie,.
TO an otlging Correspondent we are indebted for
the following particulars of the rcakinp of the Coom
ban armed schooner Coombana late Capt Ford by
he armed schooner Isabella, Capt. Bedwcll, (aso I'M
der The colombian fag) Tuesday tue 29th ult of
outer RIVER Cuba. Ii appears that the crew of the
former vessel had mutucd and killed their apton and
two Officers: and that three Officers and nine men cC
iectcd their escape to the shore.
ff""o f'om Inc Log Booh o the Isabella, Coulter RI
rer. .Hdlch 81.
AT five A. NJ. fcucca, standing I'm for the share
manned boats and gave chase. at six came I'm viii
her and found her to be fclucca making her escape
rom inc Colombian armed schooner Coomhana and
VINO reported that the of the said vessel had mn
Tuned and killed their Captain. March 28.-Manned
anu despatched our boats; six p. NJ got under vay
and discovered boats giving chase TO schooner and
S'oop winch proved To be the Coombana and n sloou
called he Maria, which she had previously made prize
o.-ihe Colombana keeping up a constant fire from a
'o"g gun ANA muSquetTy, at boats, which was as
promptly returned we made all sail TO get into action
which, on the Colombiana perceiving we gained on
'er' she hauled her wind and ashore. The crew
abandoned her, and took refuge on shore March %
Al one p NJ took charge of and manned the Colombia
IA from The Isabella and succeeded in getting her off
oFrrtanied the prizesloop Maria found her of lille
value and destroyed her. The Officers of the (oloo
naha supposed TO be murdered Capt. H. H. Fort!
Mr. Brock, and MIR. Johnson. Those who have &c
capped, are Mr. Emery, Mr. j. Starr and Mr.. -. VII
ams. - " ~
TITS {" be regretted that of these monsters were
'ich out Is some qualification know at their pro.
g'esS III cruelty on the high SEAS not on land for
tue present arrested.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-31
From tie Hartford (Conl Times. b., 10

Distressing Oecurrence-A Mr.. Bird was killed at F.,
mington on the evening Of the 18th inst by James Row
an insane person VIC understand that Pow went 70 r,
house Of MIR. Ellis Goodrich on the Eastern Farm, ,
evening aud so frightened the family that they all fed
heighboTihg house Bird and -- afterwa rIs ret,r,4
candle and Immediately upon opening the door
Bird being foremost was struck with an aye "a III,
on ne spot The worst part Of the story is vet TO be M
On ne next day. many Of the inhabitants went in os
pursuit continuing Till evening" one of the pa,,v
ing ne had oysf'aken the murderer very Improperly 80
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-31
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lFfon the Washington (Pa) Reporter, Nav 231
DINNER IN Henyy CLay-Op Wednesd,, evo,i,o.
,aSt' tb eloquent and distinguished American states
u'n' me ao'c supporter Of the ''home systero and
champion OF The liberty and freedom Of the people in
pa''.o oou,' america arrived in Washington on his
10y run a'nington City TO Kentucky. On Tues
uay respectable number of the citizens Of this bo-
Iogh' ana TIC neigbourbood invited him to parfake
0. Pubic dinner, at Mr.. Morris hotel. Tie pro-
oeeoIngs on THIS occasion will appear in our neAt0
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-31
From TIE Proride,,ce az. - american, orry24

FROM Tie PToridence (R. H. american, 0Iqy24.
CahomtoHs F1re.-Wc stop the press TO announce tho
aYages OF the most destructive fire which has occurred
IN tIiN town, since the year 1901 Itbroe ont I;,II
past O'Clock, i'll Workshop occupied bv MI Rhodes
o. Allen, cabinet maker situated on the rear of West
ihins'er-Stree and near to tie Unyersas chapel The
Wihd was quite fresh and notwithstanding the most Of,
ergeuc and unrcmitpg efforts of our citizens the prn
Sress Of the ire could not be arrested before II had con
suned TIE building in which it had originated-tbe
eestory dwelling house owned BY tLc heirs of the
late James Rhodes, the dwelling house fncIudinm
grocery store) owned aud occupied by Cant Samuel
onng tie house AT the corner Of Union street occu
pied 0y Mr. Oliver Carpenter, the honse Immediately,
adjoining, owned by the heirs of Peter TAYLOR and oc
cupled by Mr. Richard >. Updike the house ON fhe
north SIDE OF Westminster St owned by General Car
Fington, and occupied by Mr. Thomas b. Fenner tn
geher with that ornamental edifce the UniyersaIisf
chapel, erected few years since at great expense tic
"as only OF which, we regret to say, are left standing
Several other dwelling houses were injured Inv tle
ire, some Of them seriously
wide spread conflagration was anprebended tho
IRE having occurred in of the most co,nnact and
com6ustibIe parts Of the town; and il is owing under
Vihc providence TO the untirng aud udico,s efforts
our fellow citizens, that OF the fairest portions of
our town was not reduced to melancholy heap of ruins
NUMBERS removed their goods and furniture and the Isl
igh infantry promptly assembled for the protection OF
inc property exposed to injury and depredation Al
TINS late hour, and amid the confusion and fatigue Incl
dent 10 this calamity, have neither time nor means
to be more particular. We believe however that tb
preceding statement will be found SUBSTANTIALLY correct
Among the articles of merchandise stored in tIe
cellar of the Unversais Chapel were 100 bales of cot
ton belonging to respectable house in this town.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-31
NV YoRN. May y

NV YoRx, Nav p
Z mon Cou'Se.-The Spring Races over this beaur-
ful course commenced yesterday. Two match races
were performed, the first for a purse of 1000 hstyc.
Post Boy, (Bussorah colt owned by MIR Sanp purd,.
and an Eclipse colt the purse was taken with case h.,
the former. Time of running first heat | IN ~ -
second heat M Another purse of $1,000 was con
tended Tor, between pdnty, a Southern mare AND
Count Ptper, Jersey horse. This trial Of speed excl
eu no small degree of interest, aud considerable
amount OF the Ter!y changed owners in \ short tim,
lie race OF two mile heats terminated in ayour of the
'e'Se! morse TO the great modification of hc knowing
',,o c'oSe a'fy was completely COMPOUNDED by the
Tom, Tom, the Piter's SON.
"ot the scent of 5000 and off he run
me OF running lrst heat, IN. sec second heat
IN % sec The Piper animated by the slxiIIfuI
0dchnfS ot Mr.. Sam'l Laird.
The following horses are entare,, 10, ,,; H.,
Tor for mile heats MIR. Laird's mare NIodcs,vr;Io,,s
dress yellow cap and jacket Mr. Badgers mare Isa
pel'a-rideTs dress scarlet cap and jacket NJ ID.
Coles colt, Moonsine-riel's dress red ;acl,ot ond
dark colo'ed cap.-I.Ndt .4dc.
New York Nav 25
| Cn'oa itaceS-festerday's pun Sc of $500 was won
IN beautiful style by Mr. Taird's mare aE,des, rode
"y h'sei'' beating the Virginia mare Isabella and Mr.
Coles h0olS!t,ae by Bussorai who met with an acc;
dent IN the last mile of the ID heat when he had The,
clear lead OF length, by breaking the grtIs of the
saddle Tins Is the first trial OF the Bussorah stock in
Tour miles heats, and lac astonised all lie rims il,
! me style, and shows extraordinary bottom
On Thursday we understand there TO be n very in
terestng match for large between Mr. I.ivinq
S'o"s celebrated horse Count Piper, years old this
month and Boston horse, mile hcats-this with
'c usual purse will make Thursday an interesting day
me following horses entered for this DAVIS purse
| three mile heats.
Mr. Badgers ImLeHu--r,ier,s dress sc,rIo,
cap and Jacket; Mir Van Matters Sap riders dress ,
and Yellow Mr.. keiseys iren--r,ler dress red
cap and Jacket Mr. jones' tm, Piay riders dress
oack and Yellow and MIR. Coles 1gnes-rider's dress
red.
match race Is to take place O'Clock for $4,000
winch VIII be very interesting TO the lovers of sport
Mer. .4dr.