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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-29

Sll1,0Jl So
The certain and probable charges upon the in
come Of the Fund Tor the current year will be
Last insalment TO Roanoke Navigation
Company, 1920
Third do. DO. Slate River Co.. I.725
2d do. do. Ashby's Gap Co., 1000
I'd & Sd DO. DO. Stanton &, j. River do 10000
I'd & Sd do. do Falls-bridge Tur. Co. 1000
Last do of Loan 10 Dismal Swamp
Canal Company, 1900
First do to Shepherstown and Smith
field Turnpike Company, O,2S7 30
Expenses of Surveys and examinations 5000
Salaries Of Principal Engineer, $4,000,
Collector, &c. $500, $500
Of I'd Auditor and Clerk, 783 80
Compensation and mileage of Directors
at the y Annual Meetings of Board, ZOO
Contingent Expenses, viz printing 18th
Annual Report, Postage, doorkcepers,
2 sc. 800
One years interest on certificates Of Jas.
River Company loans, S1,23O,OOO, 1913 so
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-29

IHA LiZAGE I'll u = county couIt, j am. 24I, IeZs
"a Happening 20 the DAVID Meade who claims
The land the north side Of Mill Cree m the county aeor,
said om WHICH tits coHte plated Ide asros
the aid creek, Is not resident of tins commonwealth =.
ordered On te melton of the Hampton River aud Mill Cree
Fol- Bridge Company, That the said David Mesde he .
mobed 10 sppear al courthoue lie county af,r,s
on the 9Th Thur'dAy IA Feb eoat heng court day] %
'htw cause a. any he cam Why the should not
said, TO the extreme point Of Old POINT Comfort oppo,a
heret0i and that this be published The RE hu Ia
quirei all the fourth Thursday in Feb. afore.aid
AeoPy. Te'ie, W. H. ARMIsTEAD, Gle (.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-29
ANNUAL REPORT

N-A-A CAhA
Oythe Board Of Public WoRKs. to the Gene
raj assembly Of p3rPi7iid, 2ifh Jan. 1928.
RiGtl1nd, 18th Jgnuary, 1928.
SIR,-i hpve the honor TO lay before the Gener-
81 Assembly, ihc Annual Report OF the Preei-
dent and Directors Of the Board of Public Works
prepared IN conformity 70 the act entitled An act
creating Fund for Internal Improvement.
also transmit the Report OF the PRINCIPAL En-
glneer on his survey and examination ofthe james
and Jackson river, as directed by resolution Of
the General Assembly Of the 9th March last.
With Creatrcspec Sir,
our most DOT. servant
va u. GILES. President Of the
49,, Board q Pujtie U1orlS.
Of the House IF Delegates.
The President and Directors Of the Board Of
Public Works in obedience 10 the act entitled
can ITO create fund for Internal Improvement
submit their annual report to the General Assem-
bly,.
The Fund consists Of the following permanent
and disposabe Stocks, viz
PERMANENT FUND.
10 IL Shares Of Stock i'm the Little
River Turnpike Company 1850
25O in the James River Company, 10000
1917 in the Bank Of Virginia, 7gi7OO
533l IN the Farmers Bank of Va S33 400
900 in The Bank Of tho Valley. 10000
25l in the North Western Bank DIVA 2SI0O
20 in the Dismal Swami Canal Go. 1850
81 in the Swift Run Gap Turnpike
Company 400
125 in tho Appomattox Company. 1850
20 in the Potomac Company, 3lIU II
Certificates Of James River Go. $4,000
Making an aggregate OF 5iAls 96l ii
Inc amount Of this Fund
yielding income, is 81 357,s5)
The anonut producing
no Revenue, is Gill Ll
$t,n9oGi u
DrsposABLE FrvU.
Tho follow .ng Socks l-, acquired Nv Che a1-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-29
~ 10 Northern MaiI-la.t Eveninr.

DIED. -Y-s,eIdav, in th city, 10 oeloak A. M rnes
an Illness Of days Mrs Mary Randolph nsly Of VIZ
giuis aged 50 respected aud
very nuEetous acquaintance. Nat. Jour Jan. -.
IN y. Y"tk, Monday afteTLocn, Ai Grace ~ e6-
Ser, wife of the Hon Daniel Wrbs,er S-nor IA Consrts4
from the State of MssSSehuseit Mr.. Wehsier .ady
Of great excellence Of character, highly
peei,d by numerous acquaintance, aud l. be-
I'sed by her family and friends. She has left ciu
VINO win the father, deeply lament of
the best OF wives ani moher,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-29

Litter without date or signature, post marked
Philadelphia eleventh January, has been received
at the Blnkof Wilmington and Brandyyine, enc
closing Three Hundred Dollars, without any fur
thor explanation Dr direction Than the following
I bis money belongs 20 the Bank OF Whining
Ton and Brandywine The principal andintcrcst in
fun" fIVuqtingion ma Jr4ieIrou.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-29

FfR.uEHS Bf.NK or Ie{R5LvLq
fttuE Pre5dfnt snd Directors lsve deeI,tsdo Dg.ff
- Two and iai per cent on the CfpssI 81 ~ r.. - ~
Just mr. ,st.e ."l. iN, 10
January on, 1929. ''' E." ~ ~ 90.
n FEMfLE TEaCHER JV4Y'IEyJ-
Ha@t 20 employ single fsdy, 90 lake oisra- ~ sss
W. wy h"'Iy' which, nrirfinr a few iaa,afss q .
tt,-t5 ~ ..," we've scholar. Que rh, can ie.eh
~ '.u'sr 'ranranrelly, Gro-rlphy. reeItf,,,.
."- "eiios, and Itsic,vi. meet -h rneor-sr,t,
y, Wpiirufor @, t- fu....h.r Mono need ,,.
du-f1. " ,'H aFf rfs
rtr-:n ..s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-29

plicatlons oi the income of the .4ud Tor Internal
Improvement, and are disposable agreeably To the
18th Sec. of the act creating that fund
80 Shares in the Farmers Bank of
Virginia. $500
so in the Bank Of the Valley, 5000
81 in the James River Company, $500
375in the Bank of Va, lent to the
Richmond Dock Company, 1880
SEQ in the Bank Of the U. s. lent TO
Dismal Swamp Canal Co., $4,000
Loan to the Richmond Dock Co. 1880
Loan to the Dismal Swamp Canal Co., 30 coo
Loan to the same Company, 10000
lS6 Shares in the Dismal Swamp Ca
nal Company, $500
1000 in the Richmond Dock Co 62 800
612 in the LeeSburg Turnpike Co., $4,000
Company, $4,000
so in the Gainesville Fridge Co., 5000
100 in the Falls Bridge Turnpike Co.
second Subscription Of SO 900, 1000
$50 in the Falls Bridge Turnpike Co., $4,000
200 in the Wcilsburg and Washing
ton Turnpike Company, 5000
AGO IN the Smokers Gap Turnpike
Company, 10000
l4O IN the Monongalia Navigation Co., $3.50
Turnpike Company, 10000
so in the Manchester and Peters
burg Turnpike Company, 5000
$4,000, paid, 76,sOO
100 in the Fairfax Turnpike Co., $500
800 in the Lynchburg and Salem
Turnpike Company, $4,000
go in the Slate River Company,
$4,000, paid, 2,20S
Ashby's GapTurnpike Co. SI4, 600, pd. 1900
Staunton and James River Turnpike
Company, $4,000, paid, 5000
Total amount of disposable Stocks, S6l2,4sS
The amount of this Fund
producing Revenue. is $l95,30O
The amount unproduc-
tive, is 4I7,IS5
S6I2,4ss-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-29
SALE OF A SLAVE.
CANAL com

~ LIZ NC y >L4A ' T..
No URSUANTt IL order of the county oott pC Wa Lp-
N4 ton (Va) will sell at public SALE to the highest bid.
Tor ready money before tie courthouse of on
the 18th day -! March being the day ofMarcb count
negro mau slave called SAM the iaii I ,aid
county runaway Uness the shoul+ prove HI. oae
previous 10 t1Is cay SAM'L u. HOOSER,
JaIieT Washington county.
Rg-rv IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-29

viz
-astinstalment to Fairfax Turnpike Co. s 900
Last DO. to Lynchburg and Salem do. 5000
acquisitions TO Slate River Co. 4s3
1t instalment to Ashby's Gap Tur Co 1000
LIST do TO Staunton and James River Co. 5000
lst do. 10 Fallsbridge Turnpike Company
and I'd subscription, 1000
81 and 4th DO. of loan of s537, 500 to Dis
NAL Swamp Canal Company, $4,000
Expenses OF SURVEYS and examinations in -
1927, advanced 10 Principal Engineer, 1856 @
One years salary to Collector of Board, 300
One years salary to Principal Engineer, $500
to I'd Auditor, 500
to ID Auditors Clerk, 233 SIS
Compensation and mileage Of the Direc-
tors of the Board at the 18th Annual
Meeting, l,l67 81
Printing the 9th Annual Report Of the
Board of Public Works III
Doorkeeper to the Board and Postages, 50 Is
S;rickland's Reports on Canals 6 Railways, 10
Interest on certificates OF j. River loans 10 $40 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-29

ANfEAAN Ii 70 tcut healthy iituson GOOD W.T..
" Power with improvements sutibia for q r,,f., 8. u
tory o." any pr'on having such power within 20 Of 20
o. Hflmono' s"d would put up surahls bmdiuss he ma,
hey Of tenant ny applying NJ this ntbce. o. | -J
o safe e'o"d hand gig philadelphia huiliJ sl,o harre..
r ga
J'n.-' a3-i.-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-29
@ll2.2l2 So

$ll2,2l2 So
Out Of the income accruing and received, between
the Both November, 1926, and LIST Dec 1927
there have been disbursed the following sums,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-29

'LNib sub'rberi offers their seryic,sto their friend.
4 the pnsltv, ~ Oommson Agents f,r the ale Of Tot
co. Cotton Sc Tohscco strt 10 Mr. I ~ Morton Pe,rb
wall be recey ell and forwarded n ne NJ yrrv
Jan 90 ." o. H. " "a az s st4LL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-29

uIII'IIIIIt
Internal Improvements S2,O35, OS3 72
From the productive portions of these Funds
permanent and dispOsable, the following sums have
been received for dividends and interest since the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-29

N Permanent Funds in Stocks, $I,4IS,96l IL
N Disposablc do. GLASS
IT S2,O3I ,449 IL
ID To which, add balance in the Trea-
sury, on the Both Nov. last 1864 81
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-21
TRADE OF LIVERPOOL.

tGe number of Anne icau vessels which en-
.''sa ths port Of Liverpool 1927, from Ameri-
-, 49, vas $40; British vessels from foreign ports
We British and foreign vessels frsm Europe
r. ''L' from Ireland; CAL; Coastxays S,52l
a t"a'' SAL. The gross receipt OF the customs
aI'ins The year was over three millions and a
T faA sterling, and the net receipt, after de-
No, noS ooHn,ies, expenses, &c. was over 81 u.s.
I.O watch Is advance on the preceding year,
s2s >"e 'e'' r'ou"~''e 's"''
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-21
TWENTIE TIL CONGRESS,l sr Session.
Wednesday, Mareh 10. 1876.

The bill authorizing the construction oil
Breakwater at the mouth Of the Delaware was
taken up, on motion Of Mr.. Marks; and, after
having been amended, on motion OF Mr.. name,
so as 10 leave the choice of the plans ind es l.
mates reported, to the direction OF the 'resi-
dent of the United States, i, was discussed by
Messrs. Foot, Marks, Benton, McLane, Wood,
bury, Smith, of Nd aud Chandler, and ordered
to be enerossed, bv a. vote of24 to IL.
The remainder Of the day was spent IN dis
cussing the bill tor the settlement OF Priva'e
Land Claims in the several States and lerrito-
ries. Amendments were offered by Messrs.
Johnston. of Lou. and Barton, 10 exempt the
States of Louisiana, Mississippi, and Missouri,
from the operation of the bill Before any
question was taken,
The Senate adjourned.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-21
70 Fishermen.

10 TISNCE WCN.
n r;dport shad and herring Irvine
Ii Cotton do do do; Rope ofall szes;Cork wood
Tar; Long boards for seine boats Oars
Long oars, IS, 20, % and 24feet; 20 bis herrnss
500 chesnut rails
WITH General assortment Of cables, anchors, &c.
ceIar add locust posts 8, TO- II, IA, 10, Is and 20
60 ,onr. boats of various sizes With general as
sortment of LUMBER. ,os,,, n.y,s
mar ii eos - "
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-21
THE TARIFF BILL.
STEAM TOW BOATS.

steam vessel has been built in England
for the purpose Of navigating the river wye,
TO be applied to the :owing Of 5arges, and
boats where there are no tides, and only cur
rsr,s and also 10 the conveyance OF passengers
and lirh, baggage This is kind of navisa,
ton tor similar to that proposed 10 be introduced
ON The CONNECTICUT river. The Wye is much
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-21

Asenteman in Paris, writing to his friend
IA PbiIadel phia, under date Of Feb. Is says:
Our Ilus,riou. friend GENERAL LAFAYETTE
,a' been very i'll, but his health is Improving.
! snQuired last evening. Ills convalescence
has been so slow that his family are uneasy,
tNne something wrong about the chest
Cs7aIn symtoms had revived the recollection
" complaint Of the kind which he experien'
,ei nyou,h. | trust he will soon be complete
Hies'o'ed to hi, family, friends and country.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-21
Communicated.

ftrAL CAsuALrl:-Was instantly killed, by
IA, "a from the mainiop to the deck OF the ship
New Orleans Of Philadephia. Bound down to
ne river from New Orleans 10 New York on
'NSd Feb last, JAcos HENRY MILLS, eldest
%n 81 WILLIAM Y. Mills of this place-By
ms eispensa,iOn Of providence glom has
: wen thrown across the path of his kind and
tEpuClSent parents, and whose hopes IN the
N0'e usefulness Of their son, has thus been
w short BY the hand OF HIM, whose omnl-
Ia'ent will, cou,roles the destinics of our fate
;, Iue Lord gave, and the Lord taketh away, and
's>sed De toe name Of the Lord.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-21

smaller, and more crooked than The Connects
cut ri yer, and the navigation in every respect
inferior.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-21

Some one jocularly observed to The Marquis
Wellesley, that in his arrangements Of the
mins'ry,-'.rhs Duke had thrown him over
board" Yes" said the Marquis, "but trust
have strength enough left TO swim 10 the
other side. London Paper.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-21

Gr At the anniversary meeting of the Hbernian
Society of Alexandria, St. Patrcks Day 18th inst
The following Gentlemen were elected as officers for
the ensuing year, viz:-
Dr. Samuel Carson, President q
DIR. John Richards, Vice-President.
Matthew Robinson, Treasurer
John Dunlap, Secretary.
Rev. J. w. Fairclough, Chaplain.
DR.. John Richards, Physician
Robert l. Taylor, Esq. Counsellor.
MANAGERS.
George Coleman, Bernard Bryan,
James Carson, Edward SmytlI,
Guy Atkinson, John Creighton,
James Caden. Edward Mclaughlin.
JOHN DUNLAP, Sec'y.ss
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-21
9E!llIp NEWS.
Port Of AleXandria.

ARRIVED MARCH 20,
Schr. Virginia, Itodbird, New York. Freight for the
District.
Ia Nsnjcmoy Reach-ship st. Peter, from St
Ubes and two schooners bound up.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-16
Henry Clay,
Vim. NJ, Wesi
Nix. s. MRs. RExNoLp's
T. Z NJ Il l. II Sc .lfI.N .9RT,
BOARDING. SCuOnt
RICHMOND, RI.


AFR. & MRS REYNOLDS, r,ip.,tiaily inform ,be il,
tst h,b' ane .. Renn.p,i Manehstsr, TIA: ,h",r
m,n,ty and Boarding s.h'o Young Lsaes, viii be
a. eoqr', Of eaeaon vail be very extensive embracing
Ancient, a.deru Sacred History; GeuTSpby sm5 ts use
OF Goh' Map Draw az, Res ag. Wril.ng orthor En-
IN E!1euOn, Me htmac,, AIo.a Pheo, h, Ns1us, Phlo.
Draw ra.n nII"H. GhI5r Nae Botany Sci mo.
%, >, wax work. aud great variety u Fancy
VI, Bsrnerd "a navs of Ffar-e9 i. engaged to teach The
5e :. a1a sr. L,nS"Ise' ms ssn'israa qosfea
me- rupiI:. Is the b.,tt', Of hr ,iii -
n htason who em,nenty qualified, will preside Over
the whole OF her t,me Will he devoted tie SEMINARY
ATesehrr will he .mplo, ed give us,ucon. IN The y,r
Oh, oanehrs OF English together with Wnug Arithmetic
M. Reretis r deliver every se.s,,ua oulse II l. tuf,s
on rI Ss'Ti t Phlo'ep"y ard cncM'sry.
pIuyed ~ ,Is various dtPartU viii pauty
and the various bganche, that will he taught, the s.s,y,
,, "' WIN conn .en9s that II can se eqneled,
/ L STAIRS. " '
An examination will take place every wear he Las, y-eJu
day 81 Juiy when premiums will be uis,rihuted Ia IN.
itd'es WI" the test their respective
gold medal also will given to every young isdy who hal
hn,'h her education il this n,tuon aud wh shall diseny
! fut>ue me Pf rsct,hed course OF studies.
the public tat nothing shall wanting on Their pnr
tribute I" ih" comort aud advance a.. education Of The yor
entrusted TO htrr care In consequence o: sins IA,
Tue family they wall lave the advantage Of prtyse
a. ,hs frene Spanish and l'an Lausuages, olher
nrnches which they may pursue The Pi,ueipss cYn.,.r
one of the ms een,ii pat. their duty 10 paw every
w be 'Hpihi9 anu iniiiuers OF the
h'ued 10 her care. TIE tenn VIII on the T.. ds1
"' cc'ohtf; and Continue l the last w dnesday July
sefms can he known ON application 10 the principals
~ n" extensive Philosophical Apparatus, ha. been
procured Tor i1atng experiments in Natural Ph,Ic,ontv
"a very beautiful and collection of D a,yns.
f'inIns, Ensa'ms', Maps. Gobes Diagrams. have be
9r .he purpose Of fsehas the progress Of te.r
, education ~ s.'"'
sfEFERr:Nc Es-G Cor. Giles, John Jpfckhorn.
L-Sg' b. ~ Leigh, Esq. Right Reverend BishoD
-i0oTe, Ro5t g. Scott. Esq. Jahn a,,bier. Esd.
ara James IFichhom, Esq. Richmond. Ta.; Gen.
Li"0f 1dyiOr, z. .Ne,rto1, ESQ., and JVripht
F.! soHthgGte, Esq .N0lto}k
! Sept. i6 90 r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-16
U.NTnERsIrY or .laaBY1 qA.o

MEDICAL LECTURES
VIE annual eonceurst oi instruction by The Modest F..
E Guilty OF the University OF MARYLAND will eopmenc.
usual on the last Monday of October next and continue
months. - ~ Ne
john q. DGpidge, N Don principles Of Sur.
gerry, AMI General Anatomy.
Nathaniel Potter, III. Don Theory g. Prac-
lice Of Physic
SAINT. Baker, NJ. D. Materia NIedica.
Richard " Hall, NJ Don Obstetricks. and
Diseases o. Women ard Children
.MGrtreH .NsDOlcGi, III. D.-On Institutes of
Medicine.
Nathan Il. Smith, NJ D.--On Demonstrativa
Anatomy, and Operative Surgery.
viii he 50 IN the above, that the Termination
Professors OF ANATOMY and Surgery THIS mt
has been suggested well by Obvious utility az b. the
general desire OF those nos; inereedtte pupils o the
Intuition 80
1t must be very apparent the operation. of Snrrery
can he most 'atsiaeio'y taught ss,ccaon with the ela
tive Anatomy Of pats concerned in such snd n,
the individual who nsraies sucl.par II rona,
obvious that the principles Of Surgery and general Anatomy
aie VA the same degree Illustrative VI eseh ohei aud with lie
samS rf"Pristy are assoc Iaed.
being The desire OF the Faculty, that pupily of tbe
ahsu,"n should deiiYe h. utmost advantage from de very
great faculties winch IN this city furnished for the prose
'u'n oi practical AhaonYnew fauEsmen, have ohteu
made 'n regard to this department.. Ta ms sre fo.s
eon'cni' nty red upfn provided tb lining
- ~ ai'c Anatomy Surgery. They will he unt
10 the pupils m7 1910 uoiook. Of every evening a. we'll
~ d"rus Tie dayDr Smith will he pre,t to direoi Their
pursuits st lesl evenings ~ the week aud will emo,s,,,,
T." the practical css week lie ASSISTANT will atten
"ilercver he is net preseut.
The OBJECT ri hi' arrangement furnish the pupil. Win
public Lectures, hut not the less important one ~ ptatt,.I
n'ssgauon By ii' sone he aquire. tint familiarity
,'c OF 'he huWah oody, ard that iesieTty tue
use u" Tue instrument 20 essential to accurate surgery.
X r. SMITH
Sept 10. 3s1wI2,v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-16

WE Offer tot SALE. our PLANTATION. sito.
aicd in the county Of Powhafsp on lanes
"vcr, p miles from t'ic cry Of Rirhuonti IL
contains between & 600 acrcs; so of gIicI, are
prime River Land. Being DESTROYS Of selline- G,s
5anic, wc viii 10 so.uron a~cgnmo-fating fcrn,q.-
small proportion Of ihc purchases money win he
required ~ cash. The terms will be more partic
uiar'y gwen by llr Samuel p'caasnta. Of IIcnfs6,
either on personal application o .by letter adlfess
cd thro' the Richmond Post Office hnv person
y posed TO view The abov~ properly. ,yig spply 70
No't Pieasants. LIVING on be adjoining Plantation
ioas e'Ion will he gwen the purchaser 70 SOW
Cop Of Wheat aud entire possession ON tho fgsf Of
January.
10 sale IS not mlde ~ il,e usuai tifnr of seed
ing wheat, Gay ilic i0th NJ Oct) we will rent fos
the ensuing year, with the PRIVILEGE of selling
Until the lst Of Jan rayine tle rcntor ll,e market
ice ipr his seed wheat, and The usual nrice per
bushci tor sowing SAM'L PLEASANTS,
WI pLEASANTS.
"ai' 10 SSrw..-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-16

EiLL, 1925 80
'TNIlE Sev Market Fell Race, sB ernmenc &C en- sns r
Tuesday in oo' be'psth, ih day The tneLst, and
FIRST DAYS RACE.
10 'uh'e ibsi,, VIZ Jahn Mns,. rac,. sneh John r.
Meade. q. T. Hare. rhon., Gsye, Jehu o. KmbS WIN NJ.
Ess'e'to', Asohibal4 Ffanko, VIA wyss aad JOIN II
ALSO, On THE SAME DAY.
Pr0duea S'setpstas,s, year ods, hea,s.2Dp
dollars eu,,anee. h-ii forfeit wal t... A..
~. following subscribers:
Thee cd (dvsd) produce Of Merino Ewehy Sir a.chs
IIeniy Msrlir, produce u MAJ b., Sif Archie.
Won H. johnson, ~ oiues ofR.Aity, by ST, cb.rI.s
John Minge il. produce IT Hutrsiu. Ey yue,n,sn.
thS ma, Graves, the produce of his G,uy maze, by Sir
Cbsfes. '''~' =
W''an Cutter the produce Of hi, piouoed Mare,by Sir
Richard NJ Cunningham the produce of Bet Dounee, by
Vnguuau. go =
Ja"s, NJ seiden, the Prodeee of L,,y r.lmar ny Sir
John D. Ans tie rrolrc. OF HE RicharI, mare, b, Sir
SECOND DAYS RACE,
The Proprietor. "o'e,D 500, ile hta, entrance
THIRD DAYS RAE.
The Jockey clsb PURGE, u go tour ie heats. entrance
FOURTH DAYS RACE,
Psi Stake, fo Odds. iniiu heats entrance 600
"oi'aIs aaH Forfeit and closed which there ss. the
'oiI""iLs subscriber:
VIM. Il. Johnson, Henry CLAW
Kichd +. Boiling, VIM NJ. West
VIM Wynn,
The Proprietor remark that from the great n,pt., Of
me horses ~ training, visitors Ill. Market rnu. mas
expect h.st spot Than has been f .sy.ta
past. lie wi be ready Ia aceo. oa,te satlsn.n -, -
turf, ana other, WHO maj convene nj 10 IN.
THo'S BRANCH, Proprietor.
SH-f
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" chaHeery. Ats Ia fos buckingham COUNTY ~
q s;h dry Of Sept 1929 - 90
Arthur Moseley aud VIM Moseiey pbr,
Hgainst
IN mo'eiey John Moelsy, Peter Mosclay Msgdlur =,
hondufai, Juodh Cvuney. ttyid mes aud Elx,h,b M.
VIE John Most'y (he younger,) atd a. moseley Jol.
~ ilaun aud Evehne hr vife. Ssurfi A. Spence Mr.
Ann hrs ~i' Robert M0'eicy Atgsnd,l VI ,isy E.be;f
pvj Be Hoseley aud Sally his wiz E'ter Fls6klin an
dec tt1,hnN~pp'
The jt.sntant Thomas 1To.eIev John N -,sy ps,c,
~ fe'y m1gdalme N,niufshf.G ,hu HosrIc, o. ,,,,ss
samuel o. SPeucer sod Dary Arm be wienot having enssd
h' p'7fance, sud appearing rs satrfse eyid no.
h'tthey are %" nt htsu state II is O,frrsd Til
hfy do 9prear here on NE fret day Nv Tern ess sn1
sn'7et the ISL Of The Plaintiff and that cop 1T fbi fer
ne forthwith inverted ~ The Enquirer, psp,r rni,ea
~ NE ey oi hiclur"Hd for two months sneeevslv and
f0td Al us front doe % tIie eoutl'.s THE eniny
S,yi. fc 49, 90
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HE Winchester JOCKEY dub Rae, vii con,nsne. %,
= Wednesay the 1T day NJ Oct ne It. over The ,y,,e ~
course, aud continue Tor . day.
Tue purse fr. day one H1Hd-ed 4 S,,aty Ooha,, for
Second Gay three miie' and repcs, one Haadd Del
Eve. NV 't"e' '"'ee O''' ~
me Apoye racing viii he conducted ioccfdng to The rule. &
's5uiet""' OF tive Washington C,ty Jytkey C'ur.
Sept 49, nv Wv n. ~ ~ =
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-. u p NOftGE-TO I'HE PLBLIC.
khiS Mother Of Aiessuder v wnuin D., mlakfi e.
know where and ~ what fice County or state he nov
s,ihta- dspandsr WG9n - BY trade Csrpcn1f snt the
oiuy sou have lett The Publ,c, fiend n.,e
sneerey, wiii give sdi.reBtd mother aud widow, san m
oTWaiton"f her lac m Norfolk YEAR ago and byc
never teeeIygd letter from hon .ince, 1itn have wrf an
dhtfsni r,esi heard hr e upper part ID Vto
a. enssSed II h bnsiaess; But neither could receive a.
IRON hin, MOI Of che Persgn' 70 whom. for
Ei.szs-s, ss.s go. ess,