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The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-08-22

NoTICE-All persons indebted TO the late firm of Vim.
Samuel Poole will please make immediate payment
and those having demands against the said firm, will please
present them for settlement. SAMUEL POOLE.
18th mo. H. 1929 Sat-
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EMOOTS, SHOES g. TRUNKS-JAMEs MNEAL, CRATE
full for past favors informs his friends and the public
generally that he has hand large and complete assort
ment of LADIES' g. GENTLEMEN'S BOOTS & SHOES.
ALso-SfIssEs, BOYS & cHILDREN's do of all kinds of
Leather, Morocco, Lasting Sc which will be sold the
La, for Cnah liz.
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SWANS PANACEA-The following letter from Doctor
~ John Howell of Trenon NJ j., regularly bred phys
clan of scientific practice, will show his opinion of Swaim
Panacca and his desire that his may be used to
mend it, the testimony which he gives in the following cases
cannot fail to be interesting.
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Mems fine cordevan Boots from ~ to SO 90
Do do calf skin do 3 so to so
Do do Monro cordevan, so to l rs
Do do do calf skin, l 90 to 90
Do do Shoes & pumps, cordevan, 1 rs to l 50
DO do do do calf skin, l so to 90
Womens lasting shoes full trimmed, and of
the latest fashion, ST. 90 to 1 10
Do Valencia & Denmark satin, do rs to l 90
Do Leather, do rs l IL
Do Morocco, do so to l IL
Childens do do 80 to so
ALSO,
large of Hair and Leather Trunks, Port
manteaus, &C.
N B. Liberal deductions, and terms easy, to country
me chants and wholesale dealers.
Wilmington, May 16. 30-3m
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-08-22

TT OTICEThe coparnershp heretofore existing between
the subscribers trading under the firm OLA. H. WILL
SON. is this day dissolved by mutual consent All persons
having unsettled will please them for settle
ment 10 either of the undersigned. ALBERT WILSON,
August l, 1929. HENff "iAsoN.
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C&ULTI1RE OF SILK Practical instructions and di-
recons for Silk Worm Nurseries, and for the Culture of
The Mulberry Tree" by FELIX PAscALIs M. ID. OF New
York. for sale No. I05 Market street. Price 5o cents
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-08-22

"a EMOyAL-CHARLEs G. DENNY respectfully informs
"a his friends and public generally that he has re-
snoped his CURRYING ESTABLISHMENT from No. IL,
40 NO 49, West Front street, between Shpey and Orange,
merit door to George Simonss Grocery Stores where he
intends keeping good assortment of Leather
Wilmington, April A, 1929. 23-om
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-18
lhEPoRTED FoR THE RICHMOND wHro.)
VIRGINIA lIONV ENTTON.

Yesterday the Convention apan resolved itself
INTO committee OF the whole, Mr.. Powell in the
CHAR the question under consideration bong thu
resolution OF the Legislative Committee, fixing white
population as the exclusive basis of representation in
the House of Delegates
Mr.. Scott suggested that the committee should
pass over the subject of the basis of representation
10 other matters referred to them, aedging several
arguments IN favor Of it, Before any question VVe1
tSRGn' the discussion brancbcd oR B1essrs. Mercer.
Doadridge Stanard and Scott, ayailng themselves
OF the opportunity Of exploiting or rebutng cnlcu-
Iatons submitted by those gentlemen aud others
relating to the strength Of the population cithrT
side OF tho mountains. This discussion pTOnoun-
ced by the Chair somewhat Of order but conceded
for the sake OF explanation. Mr.. Fitzhugh then, IL
pretace distinguished for force cnndor and good
feeling, and commenting pCTsuusycy uuon the state
Of things, submitted proposition that The commit
tee rye report progress, ask leave % b. DISCHARGED
from the resolution already substantially adopted bv
in order that tie vote IL might be taken ir M,
Convention, when beng settled the course for flt,r
proceeding might be mere clearly seen. Should tlns
motion prevail, Mr.. Ftzbugh minated that 10
would then move to refer the Whole subject Of Con-
vent TO n select committee cOmposcd of tho mos,
venerable and uncOmnltte1 members of tho Uou.c
in order that they might report an entire Con,itn,io
and indicate the points of compromise, NJ which tbo
contcndng Pariles might meet. This motion was
supported by D1r Doddrldge, and warmly opposed bv
NJ 'ssrs' Leigh Of Chesterfield, Slannrd and Dromy
goole, and It's proprety dissentcd from by MIR JoLn
son son The grounds upon which it was opposed weTo
that 1t was uDprec cdcncd nd npa rIy,nrp,o,y M
motion was negatved. ayes 10, noes 40.
At Mr. Lcighs (of ChystcrGcld) motion, the com.
nntee then passed over the LIST Resolution lrclatjpD
20 'he basis and to'k up that requiring census 81
the people 60 be periodically taken. Mr.. DoJJridgs
moved 70 amend Tie resolution as reported bv tho
L'gsiauve committeo but various sugpe. lions be-
ing made, and The committee bocnmiI,g son,ey,i,s,
entongled, at the instance Of Mr.. Cooke this auhec,
zoo passed over.
The Sd resolution relating TO TIC suGJspe. W,
men taken up aud read. Messrs. Leigh OF c.. Rsn.
91olPh, Mercer Slonord, Mccoy p. p. Barbour. ord
summers took part 10 the discussion Of this Res.
ton. Asthe debate viii be fully reported in ds,
or two &C eecln i 10. necessary to - ef .he var.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-18
NEXT LOTTERY.
BIGGER'S OFFICE.
TtHrVCnAVg

TBITIE drawing Of the Washington City Lottery,
II Class No. ~, will take place-and the driving
bc received at Bigger's Office day-aler Tomorrow,
at o'ciOck.
Capitals 100000, $4,000, $4,000, StG0G; 10 Of
$1,000, &c. &c.
Whole tickets g., Quarters g..
For sale at the Lottery and Exchange Office, Of
THO. u. BIGGER,
no7r-9, CsrT<r opposite tie h>g's Iyotc,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-18
2. CHUBB always ahead-A Capital i,

eUcry Lottery.
nos drawn in the Union Canal Lottery No 70.
10, 90, ~, 81, /, Is, as, IT, 81.
MO IS, 70. d, which drew capital prize Of $500 was
sold to gentleman the Union Hotel for which the
Cash was paid in hour after the dra wing was
Bcsides the above capital prize = Chubb sold several prizes
500 10, 10 &c &cIh's is the highest prize sold in Rich
mond
TOMORROW,
Toe Delaware g. S Carolina Lottery, No &C. will be dawn
9pihi .n~e G,OOO Dolars. 81 numbers, drawn ballots
NEXT SATURDAY
The drawing Of the Grand State Lottery No l. for 1920
will take plJce, containing the following bandsome
$1,000, 1000 1000 1000 400, 200, / 900 &c &c.
Tickets 81, halves 2 quarters For sale ~
II. CIIUDB'S
nov Ib Ever Fortunate Office
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-18
LAMBERTS OFFICE, }
Mon. 10. 1929 {

Mon. 10. 1929
10, 90, "a, 81, /, IS, 25, 81, 81,
Were the numbers drawn in the Union Canal Lottery,
(i3th CLASSY
or Capital 49, 25, a. besides several przes Of 500 90
80, 20, &c. sold at LAMBERT'S Fortunate Office
NEXT LOTTERY.
VRNHE drawing ofhe Washington City Lottery, (i7,h Class
n will be received AZ Lambsrt's Office TOMORROW.
go plumbers, drawn ballo,s)
SCHEME
prize Of 10000 prize Of $1,000
I do 1000 10 do 1000
I DO 1000 &c. &c. &c
Tickets 81, halves and quarters in sale at
LAmBERT,S
nov 10 Fortunate Office.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-18
TnrF0UTFD ron ran WIG.
VIRGINIA CONVENTION.
Mr.. Giles SPEECR-ContinHed.

~ NJ. f FoSnI ~ N lie Chair
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-24
from tho New Monthly Magaxinc.1
TIE NIGHTINCAI.E'S DEATH SONG.
mr. MRS. HgMAS'

MY MRS. HEMASs.
''willst du Mach don Nachtigallen ffagrcn,
Die nit seelenvollcn melode
Dich entzucktcn in DIES I.enzas Tagcni
-Nur SO long sic lebtcn, wascn sio." oouiLLER'
Mournf,liy, sing mourntdly,
a., And die away, my heart!
Tho rose, the glorious rose Is gone,
And too wall depart.
Tho skios have lost their splendour,
The waters changed their tone,
And wherefore, in tho faded world,,
Should music lingcr on!
Where is the golden sunshine,
And where the lower-cup's siowi
And where the joy of the dancing leaves,
Aud the Fountains laughing fowl
A voice in every whisper
OF the wave, tho bough, the air,
Comes asking for tho beautiful,
And neutrality-suspicious., oh. whereof
Toll of the brightness parted,
Thou Bee, thou Lamb ut play.
Thou Lark in thy victorious mirth!
Are yc, too, pass'd awayf
Monmiiilly, sing mournllly!
Tho royal Rose ~ gone:
Melt from the woods, my spirit melt,
In one deep farewell tone.
= Not so.--swell forth friumphantiy
Tho full, rich, forvent strain!
Hence with young Love and Lifc 20,
In tho Summers joyous train
With sunshine. with sweet odour,
With eve;y precious thing,
Upon the last southern breeze,
My soul its flight shall wing.
Alone / shall not linger
When the days of hope arc past,
To watch the fall of leaf by leaf,
To wait the rushing blast.
Tiumphantly, triumphanty,
Sing to the woods, co.
For me perchance in other lands
The glorious rose may blow.
Tbc,sky's transparent azure,
Aud the greonward's violet breath,
And the dance of light leaves in the wind,
May ;hoso know nought Of Death.
10 more, no more sing mournfully!
Swell high, then break, my hearti
With Love, the Spirit of tho Woods.
With Summer Depart
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-24

HH1HE SCHOOL AT LLANGOLLEN, Tor the ed.
IL uca,on OF boys, in the county of Spoltsylvania
and State OF Virginia, has two departments. One EN-.
braces the English languagethe Greek and Latin
scs--the Spanish. Italian, and and Mo-
dern History, and the Philosophy of Lsnguage-The
o,her-Geogrsphy, Arithmetic, Algebra aud Geometry
In addition to the above, boys who intended for
College. but who desire a liberal education, will be
taught Ethics, Logic, Mental Philosophy, and Political
Economy.
There are two vacations in the year--one commenc-
ing on the trs day Of Juiythe other the 18th OF
December. Daring both, the boys may remain here,
without additional expence.
The annual charge is no. This includes all charges
Tor instruction. board washing fuel and candes-a bed
or matrass and bedcothng be urnished by the Pu-
pill, or So 10 be paid for them Clothing will be procur.
ed, when il is wished, on advantageous terms.
Address Lews's Store Post-olcc, Spoisylvana Co.
Virginia
JOHN LEWIS.
Sept. Is. 3S-w5w y,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-24
ROANOKE rRAnE-

Anihercsing article on This subject, extracted from
lhe Norfolk Beacon, will be found IN present mum
Der See Amer Far. No 2G, Vol IL
We are happy 20 find that our yiewsas regards The
boat arrangement from Elizabeth CITY throughout to the
ias AZ given in the Minerva Of the 2s.h Of May have
proven TO be IN accordance with those Of the Virgins
and North Carolina Transportation COMPANY A boal
OF u's uimensions now consruclf{ will be peculiarly
suited 70 our river, and may be run at aost any son.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-24
By the Governor Of the Commonwealth Of Pirginis
II PROCL.d.1IfTJO.N

AJ HEREAS 1t appears trom an 1nquisition taken on
Wv the 23i ult., before the Mayor Of the Corpora
lion OF Fredenckrburg, upon the view OF the body of
slave named Armstead that the said slave murder
ed by certain Thomas Chew, late OF said Corporation
who has since absconded, and is going large -
have, therefore, thought proper, with the advice OF
the Council oil State to Offer reward of three hunr
dollars TO any person or persons who will spprehend and
convey 10 the Jail OF Fredericksburg Aforesaid the said
Thomas Chew: And do, moreover, require all Off
GERS civil and military, and exhort the good people al
the Commonweai,h, tou,e their best endeavors cause
me SAID fugitive to be apprehended, that he may be
dealt with ast the law directs.
Given under my hand Governor, and under
lSeai.J the Seal OF the Commonwealth at Richmond
this LIST day day Of October, 1929.
WM. Ii. GILES.
Chew Is about so years of age, stoops much from
weakness, aud in general appearance shews debility;
mas large wlkers thin visage, and in conversation We
ry tedious a nd minute. -
Oct 2. Ao-wav
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-24

IVH ISIS MACKENZft9S Seminary will be reopen
vs ca ON the LIST October, for the reception board
ers ana day pupils She returns her grateful thanks 10
me public Tor the preference given her establishments
ana rests hcr hopes OF its continued prosperity on the inn
provcment evinced by her Pupils
Its Miss Mackenzie's ambition that Richmond. 10
whose inhabitants she owes much, may in the means
OF cducahon equal any city in the United States TO
attain s end she has cheerfully contributed and will
continue to DO so by securing he aid of the most c
Gent masters, all the advantages that can be derived
rom free access 70 wechocn library and The use
with whatever else she procure 10 facilitate The i'm
provement Of the rising generation, and render tcra
turc and science ara >ivcWith view 10 further tis
object, Miss Mackenzie is now AZ New York
August 2s. 32-wf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-24
LONGEVTTY.

When shall ics three dyscin7' n
rarely happens that interesting, antiquacd
scene presents itself those OF day aud
tho which exhibited Mr.. Stub
blchcd Of Orange, on September %, 1929.
We sat down to dinner which Sir. Stubbofoh presisod
HIMSELF aged 81 ycarshis eldest sister, aged 81 yeab
sister, aged IL yearss wife, aged 76pd ngsd
81; au'oun,in in all TO 305 years! .Mrahs dietu,
q 3 frsder SburU( y.a-<
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-24

The Cicnii Court OF Albemarle, IN which, Judge
Stuart presdcs, commenced lis esson on Monday last
have favor able influence on that intcrcs.inv insti,
ton, the University Of Virginia, located in our neigh.
Dor hood, that not single presentment was found by
me and that not single criminal prosecu-
ton Is found docket This gratifying fact il due
we are persuaded, to the vigilance OF our Grand Ju
ries. to ihe fidelity and uprightness of The bench and
TO the honest zeal and ability Of the gentlemen ~ no
conducts The prosecutions for the Commonwealth.
fChdrfSffespHc .9.fpocof<
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-24
ER Y the Governor of the COMMONWEALTH of u
~ - Il PROCL.1.lL1IIOA- --Whercas n hos h,.

RH the Governor IF the Commonwealth of "a.
NE II PARLIAMENTARY Whereas it has been
represented to the Executive by the Tailor of Rockbrdge
county that on the Bird inst black boy named John
Bates alias John Bush convicted by the Superior Court
oil Law for said county, of stabbing and sentenced TO
i've years confinement in the Penentiary, made his es-
cape from the Jail of said county, and now going at
large have therefore, thought proper with the adj
VICE oil the Council of State, to offer of fifty
dollars to any person persons who win appchcnd and
convey TO the Jail Of Rockbrdgc County aforesaid the
said John Bates alias John Bush: and do moreover re-
quire all officers civil and military and eNhort the good
people OF the Commonwealth their best endeavors
to cause the said fugitive TO be apprchended that he
may be dealt with as the law directs.
Given under my hand Governor, and un-
lSEAL.J der the seal of the Commonwealth at Rich
mond, this 10th day of October 1929
VIM. Is. GILES
Bates alias Dush ia about feet one or two inches
high has very youthful appearance; his hands and feet
remarkably small IT is presumed he is tocrably well
known on James river as he formerly the river
from Rockbridge to Lynchburg, and from Lyncbburg 10
Richmond. lie went off in his shirt and panaloons
without hat, but was afterwards supplied with white
one somewhat worn He escaped with his hand cuffs on
oct To- J6-wfw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-24

AA|AS committed 10 The Jail of Hanover County.
w runaway, on the 1Ilb OF May last, a negro
man named JIM who says he belongs to negro trader
py the name of Voolfolk, who purchased him of one
John Smith Of the County of FrederckTbe said negro
appears TO be about tweny years Of age five feet
threeor four inches high has several scars one under
the right eye another his not very visible
and two or three the right wrist, has two teeth out
one above and the other below, aud has good counte
nance when spoken TO, and of dark complexion The
owner OF the said negro is required TO come toward
prove property, and pay fees, &C. or he will be dealt
with as the law directs JOS. STARKE. ID. s.
August 4. 25--wI2ts for Jas. Underwood Sheriff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-24
NEW JERSEY.
Extract of a LETTER, fo The E,,fifors Iof.d

TRENTON, Oct rs, 1920.
am happy to Uniform you, that the coalition has re-
ceved one oil the most tremendous rous ever witness
ed In the political history Of New Jersey. We have
succeedsd entire in at Toast nine countless viz: Morris
sussex, warren, Hunterdcn, with possibly one ex-
ception) Middiesex, Monmouth Burlington Clone. a.
er and Salem have partial in Somerset and
Bergen and have. probably. member elect in Es-
EEK. Weca'cnate confidently majority OF 30. in
joint meeting" iPhii SIM :
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-24

PniLApELraIA, Oct. l7.--A gpnllemsa who arr
rived last evening from Mifin county, politely fur
nshed the editors Of the morning papers with the fol-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-24

VIE subscriber, as the Executor Of the late John
roster Sen. deed Of Amelia County, hereby gives
notice, that he has settled up his accounts before the
Master Commissioner of the said County, which settle
ment will be returned 10 Amelia October Court next
ana VIII remain sixty days before it is recorded l any
of the egaces any oser person interested therein
mas any exceptions to offer to the same they are hereby
required to do so before the expiration of the xty DAYS
w. FOSTER, Ex'or.
46--W3wf of Jim Son-r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-24

IN CHANCERY-In Chesterfield County CouTI,
III Oct. ~, 1929:
Spencer Charley and Rebecca his wife, and Nose.
H. Robertson and John his wife, PIiG.
against
Nathaniel Hatcher and LittIeton J. Hatcher an in
liant oil tender years. by Lawson Nunnally his guardian
ad Item, rSsu.
This day came the Plaintiff. by counsei and filed
iheir bi-and the Defendant, Nathaniel Hatcher no,
having entered his appearance. and given security
coroipg 10 The act OF Assembly and the ru"s Of fhs
Court, and il appearing to the satisfaction OF Court
That he il not an nbabitan Of this Coinonw eaIth--It
ordered that the said Defendant do appear the
nrs DAY OF December Term next and answer the bill
OF The Plaintiff; and that copy Of tb. order be forth
WIN inserted in some newspaper printed in the City Ct
hcbinond Tor eight weeks excessively, aud another
copy posted at the front door Of the Courthouse Of this
county Tor two successive court days.
Copy. Teste, LAWSON NUNNALLY, d. C.
Oc'. II. 4S-wSws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-24
sept. IL. 36--wl2w~ of Chesterfield County Va

n TDUCATlON.-ALa Lady of considerable scholastic
M experience in this city, would accept private
situation in the country TO take charge of school OF
young ladies' her of instruction would be thorough
and the time and talents of the Insrucress and what
ever advantages she may have derived from reflection
OF experience, would be devoted to the minds and mo-
rails of the pupils committed to her care Reading wri
ting, arithmetic, geography including the use of the
globes "a pair of which she has) history embroidery
drawing and painting would be taught the most re-
Specialize references may be had application to the
EotcT sept. ii. 36-1t-yff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-24
oct IL. 46-w3ws of John Foster. Sen'r. decd

vHNwENTY DOLLARS REwARD.--i will give
IL the above reward for the apprehension and deiy
cry OF my man BILLY SAMPSON, who Runaway on
the 25h OF July last; he is Of brown compile xion A.
bout 26 years OF sge,5 feet 10 inches hgh he has
scar uoder his left ear-had on when he ran off a
coarse cotton shirt, oznaburgs pantaoons white warn
coat, and an old fur hat; he also took with him an old
broad ciotb coat and Cashmere pantaoons. The same
fellow ran OF last April, and taken up in Caroline
county, on Mr.. William Carriers estate; he has wife
IN Richmond, and is very likely lurking about one Of the
above places. TUO,S CARTER
Pdmpatike, King William Sent. IL. 36-v6yvs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-24

OTlCE.I shall petition the Legislature Al its ne ~
Session, for leave 10 establish toll bridge acfos
Mattapt ny river az Dunkiik. ARCHER Brown
Oct. 2. A2--wst.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-24

MAS committed TO The jan OF popIrotan County
w on NE 18th day Of July last, = negro n,rn WHO
cals himself berry Ellson. and say. he L. free man
was born and raised in New Kent County DARK com,
piex'on, scar on his forehead and one or his breast
feet inches high had when committed TO aiB vel
low Cotton panaloons, Cotton shir no other clothing:
the SAID negro has not yet produced any evidence
oil ms freedom 10 appearances about ~ years DID, The
owner, " any, Is requested 10 forward prove his
propertypay charges take him swsv, ore win be dealt
with as the law directs. RICH'D BASS, JsIor.
Sept. 70. -wI2w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-24
Sept. Is.

II AND FOR SALE The Subscriber Off RS Tor sale
IA sos acres OF LAND, lying in the county of No.
'ow'y adjoining the above tract, and was frmeiIy a
part oil the same. He will sell This land privately or
exchange II for land in the State of Ohio as may be
most convenient TO persons wishing land. in this
in line farming condition. and produces cotton corn to-
bacco and wheat. The mansion house, which il very
convenient, is in good order, with the necessary out
siona man being in rich & neighborhood
Sept. %. 39-wt5thN A. A. CAMPBELL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-10-24

GLOUCESTER laACES.--.EALL MERriNG..--
~ The Races over the Cump6eld Coursss one and
half miles from Gloucester Court House, will CON-
mence on Wednesday, the 28th day Of October, 1922
i day. mile heats entrance 500, free for any colt o.
hy, not exceeding years old. that has never won
racs on any established course.
End day, citizens purse $780, mile heats, free 6os
any horse, mare or gelding, entrance $50.
Srd day. Jockey Club purse $500, 3 mile heats. en-.
4h day, Propretors purse $780, mile heats best three
In hve Tree for any horse, gelng. that has
won race, entrance SIS, 10 be added TO the purse
On the same day, sweepstake for mules, mile heats
best three ia five, entrance IS.
2nd, Bird aud 4h days purses. subject discount Of
10 per cent. ~ II,
There eleven entries made to a produce sweep.
stake to be the Cump6eld Course in the spring
OF 1883, one mile and repeat, hundred dollars
trance, half Forfeit 10 close the LIST day Of January $780,
Gentlemen wishing to make entry will please direct
to the Proprietor. -
Those members Of tho club. who should not be able
to attend the fall meeting. will please forward their SUBJ
scptions, the subscriber is bound put them ups
The 36th ruie Of the Club will be enforced against
delnquents. +. CARY, Proprietor.
The Proprietor will be, heretofore, prepared
commodate gentlemen.
Board per day, 81 90 Including fare at the race
Man and Horse, COS course.
.,Stabesgc and litter gratis.
Gloucester c. II. Oci.6 43-2awt2SthO