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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-01
LTWNRY STARLE.

'ENiE subscriber has purchased the Horse Market
= and Livery Stable formerly owned by Mr. Jno
BLACKWELL Ton the street lending from the Old
Market to tire Dock, opposite to Mr.. Richard Arm
strong's Tavern) where he is prepared TO receive
horses on livery on the most reasonable prices He
mas good and careful ostlers large and commodious
stable and pledges himself to keep the best grain and
provendcr the market affords. The stable will be
uuder the management of Mr.. Richard Uazlewood
who pledges himself that every attention shall be
paid to horses entrusted TO his care and solics the
continuance of former customers TO this establish
ment, and hopes by uDremtting attention to merit
a share Of public patronage. He also informs his
friends and the public that he has supplied his stable
with horses, gigs, &c. for hire at the usual prices
JAMES EVANS.
~ The Stable, Lot and situation are peculiarly
well calculated for drove horses, to which particular
attention will be paid. sept t-2aw6w
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-01

RS oNAWAE. Was committed the jail of Jeticrson
- county on tfe 18th Gay of May, a negro woman named
SARAH ANN WINTERS She is abou, "a years of aye Of
nah SomPexo feet or inches high, has telon on one
numb She size born between ALlie aud Iee.bro
anu raised by Rebecca Taylor, of Alexanda Tie owner Of
au slave rs requested 10 property pay charges aud take
her away, she VIII be sold for ja the law rr,s
sept l-w2n THOMAS CPICCS Lin, Loo n -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-01
F'oR THE WIG.

- For THE WING.
a few days ago, Mr.. Richie said in his vehicle OF
SANDER that the reply of Mr. Clay to the person who
made hmm present OF an umbrella was the greatest
Instance OF battos that he had ever seen.
Let him publish in his paper Gen. Jackson,s cele-
nrated letter to Mr. Riddle of Pittsturg, who made
Nun present ola pair of military boots and show
to Ills readers the contrast
In TINS letter the Hero says, that he will hang
.nem up as MIRROR tU stimui1te to the defcnce OF
thoSe rights of our country, which if again invaded,
Qlerc-tF heiher the boots SO polished IS to re-
se'oie MIRROR, had been cleaned with the backing
of Day & Martin or the NOR, recen,lv d;scovere5
ana celebrated Hacking of Warren so admirably
praised by the witty Horace Smith? | will venture
10 assert that Mr. Richie will not laugh so heartily
own VIII. PAUL PRY, Jr
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-01

II Large Green Fin Turtle,
just from Key West he served up Wdaesd srt the I'd
OF September IN various ways Temporary Hail. cen
the Banks and Eagle Hotel and hope this aties as
well as my superior yeo cooking will induce the and
public generally again pairDnze and favour their
CUSTOM as shall always be glad to serve them
sept 1-2t r. C;JOVFH
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-01
Comsilssrovlg's Orp,cs. Richmond .8ug sy ,e,o

r oAi'ilsSfoNths OfFcs. Richmond, Aug 2B. 1929
we parties interested viii please take notice tina, have
p"e me ISL Jay nj Dec next, To tie
feced IN the foregoing order of court; which day. ar
O'clock A. NJ they are required my Office in this
WIN 'e'r accounts and vouchers ready examination
ana settlement and with Office copies of the necessary court
P'IeIs ob-m4tc HILARY BAKER, C0m'r
* oNA"Ah WAS committed to the ail OF Jefferson
~ county, the oh day of Nav last negro man named
nia by trade, and supposed belong to
about feet 10 inches high and 81 years old lie for
merry belonged TO VIM Little of this county. The owner IS
% 81 10 prove property and take him away he will
sold for his jail fees the law directs -
sept l-w3m THOMAS GRIGC,S. Iaio, Iea. en-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-01
81 sscteOes seErBe
THIS OAK.
EY CTS. Dunlop &, co.
CTSnEx-yS.


a"cusn store, general assortment Groceries -
aug 81 o d. ~ Co Auc,s.
BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN 81 co.
GROCERIES.
On WEDNESDAY, September @ al 10 o'clocs,
at our Auction Store,
10 Iihds n. Orleans sugar prime
do st. Crox do
10 do m0lasses
5 DO \ ss"1 England rum
do n. Orleans !
100 bbis. No. s macker,l
100 realms writing alprc
100 boxes brown soap
10 bales COTTON yarns
." boxes Windsor glass
80 bags shot
Sperm and mould candles
English mustard IS
Cheese, teas,
Paints, lanpo
Cotton shectiDgs, &c. g..
aug 81 d. a. & co. Au.'r..
Wih be added to the dbooe safe
80 Sides soal leather
10 quarter casks Malaga wine
90 bbls shad
Also,
Negro Woman, good cook, washer and I,oner
ouH q. -. a. ~ Co Aucts.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-01

~ We believe the following vote, will be nearly
the result Of the Congressional election, i'll the whole
district, TO supply the place Of MIR. Rives.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-01

6- The monthly meeting of the Man
ayers of the Bible Society of Virginia will be held
on Tuesday evening the LIST Sept, at 4 O'Clock, at
Mr. James Grav's.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-01
Il Lnree Green FL, 11,,tLc

% The public are respectfully informed,
that have again resumed my business Shall commence
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-01

NJ We have received our London files, Of the Cou-
rier aud Times TO the 22d July, and expectn future
to receive them regularly, which will enable fur
Dsh readers with much entertaining matter.
We donot expect to get the news in time to anti
cipatc the arrival of the New York papers, but it
may sometimes happen, that we can extract interes
ting items, omitted in those journals.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-01
CoMrurrc.rrn.


mF' Rhchle IN the Enquirer of Friday last fur
nlshes his readers with some cheering information
from astington of the health of.the President who
mas paid visit TO the Rip aps, more for RELAXATION
from the pressure of business than from any necessity
, promoting ms health. Now every body knows,
ueht mas been cupped, and one would suppose that
person VINO had undergone that operat on was
not more robust" in health and constitution than
W.T. W ADAMS as MIR. Richie represents him TO. be-
hf ADAMS by exercising horse back instead of
walking, which he carried to such excess as to make
ann thln but not feet his health became more far
ana IN better health than he had been for twenty
years: Mr.. Clay became thin and suffered "A great
deal from domestic aiiction md devotion to the du
tes OF his Office He is fat nor very robust nor
is IL his nature 10 be fat; but have lately heard that
MS health and spirits had vi<bly increased His re-
i.Naon from labor, The exercise he takes the dis,
hh'ion OF That excitement generated by the late con-
.est ana Inc calmmny and gross ebuse showered upon
MN ny the Biiiingsgate Jackson presses, and his
cheering prospects of success in attaining the most
elevated and honorable station in the world, are all
calculated to inspire his buoyant mind with health
and chee.fulness. =
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-01
TTAMAGRRs' OrrrcE-

NEW YORK Consolidated. NO. 10.
To be drawn To MorRow
prize OF $4,000 1 prize of $1,000
do 1852 do I 900
do 400 10 do 100
Besides sos, 4Os, 3Os, &c. &c.
tickets 81, Quarters I. Call at the ManaEers'
Oihce. YATES s. M'INTYRE.
(
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-01
fEAWYKTMS' OEETCE

U.NIOyV Ca.N.4L LOTTERY, NO. TO-
To be drawn in Philadelphia 5th Sepfemocrg.
a. 40 PRIZES OF 81 600
IL DO JBO m
SCHEME.
prize of $4,000 prize Of $3.50
30 do 1900 ~ DO 500
81 do 500 81 do goa
81 do 100 So Sn So
Whole tickets so, Halves ., Quarters 2 so.
package of20 Understanding the co nar,bcrs,
may be had for $2o0-.A package is compelled to
draw $50, and may draw some Of the above spleu-
did capitals.
% For chaEc"s send your orders (post paid 20
arg = S. I..2}FXLAS.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-01

Negro Woman, good cook, washer and ,,oner
aug ) ID 4 g, q -,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-01

81, 60, As, 90, so, Al, II, 10, Al,
M ERE the drawn numbers in the Grand Consolidated
w Lottery, No 10. Severe! handsome prizes sold
sept LANlBERE,S New Office
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-01

eAec'et 81 tie tYhS once
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-01

For chances Cor The above splendid capitals, call
or send your orders to PE.4R.3I.9yNS OFFICE.
Recollect that two drawn numbers in this scheme,
may be entitled to $500. Tickets only $40, shares
in proportion. sept WIN. PEARMAN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-24
GOHANN A.
March 81
THE property of John NJ. Bo

Il "c "OPCty " JOsH III BottS-1
A RICH BLOOD BAY with black mane tail and
legs, 6 feet LIZ inches high, and in appear
ance without rival, will stand the ensuing season
at my stable 10 miles North of Halifax Court
House, and miles South of Barksdale's store;
and will be let to mares at $40 the season, which
may be discharged by the payment of $50 within
the season, which will expire the 10Th OF July
next. Fifty dollars 10 insure mare in foa, pay
able when it is ascertained, the mare is trans
ferred; and one dollar TO the groom TO be sent with
the mare. Very extensive pastures well enclosed,
gratis-The subscriber has superior groom, and
viii pay personal attention, and make every effort
to prevent accidents or escapes; but will not be
liable for either Mares may be fed with gallons
of grain per day at rs cts. Servants boarded per
DAY, al me same. Gohanna distinguished himself
on the turf for speed and bottom, until he became
the property OF his present owner, since which
time, owing to the most intolerable bad manage
ment he has never won race; though uniformly
ran with credit, and is unques,ionabIy one of the
best bred and botomed sons of Old Sir Archer
ROBERT HURT.
nTFor further particulars see hand bills.
Mdrch H. 103-l2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-24
MARSHAL'S SALE

MARSHAL'S SALE.
N pursuance of decree of the Superior Cour.
= of Chancery for the Richmond District. pro-
nounced on the End February, 1928, in a sui, be-
tween the Mutual Assurance Society, agains, fire
on buildings Of the state Of Virginia. plaintiffs, a.
gdinst Frederick A. Mayo and others, defendants:
Will be sold by puic auction, TO the highest bid
der, fer ready money on the premises,on the 24th
day OF April next at 5 o'clock p. NJ, the Houses
in the proceedings mentioned and described in the
declarations OF the said Frederick a. Mayo, as fol-
lows: brick dwelling house, wooden smoke
house, wooden COW house and stable, brick
kitchen, brick lodging room, wooden coal and
hen house land brick book bindery, situated on
lot of land near Rockets in what is usually known
and called Post Mayo, and being the same proper
ty occupied for many years by the said +. A.
Mayo, or such part Of the said buildings as shall
be sufficient TO satisfy the debt, interest and costs
and expenses OF sale directed by the said decree to
be paid. Blythe terms of the decree aforesaid the
book-bindery must be sold separately to raise the
sum OF $63 SO with interest and costs, and the O.
Their buildings, such part thereof as may be ne
cessary, will be sold to raise the sum of Sl22 65
with interest and costs aforesaid
JOHN GUERRANT, IN. S. c. c. T. d.
of his deputies.
March 81. 1O5-td
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-24
NO1'ICE,

II UHAWAY from the subscriber Sander,viIle, in
Wsf,nston county, Georgia, NY negro fellow GLAS-
cow about 40 years old dark complexion thick lips with
scar hi. upper ipI believe the ordinary sine u
negroes and likely When intoxicated very boi.
terous-ssid negro eDtieed with him youth
years OF by name Frederick DIon he la. changed hi,
name since he lett, frequently, have understood
FOND nother brothers, sisters, and other
TO hswai his unfortunate information relative
10 the above named youth, would be thankfully
impossible to tell where they will 20, OF with.
oul ene ita Provocaon The negro rsised Berthe
county, near Windsor, in North Carolina.
heard OF two persons the above
on the 2Sth OF Mareh last Cambridge Soub carona
who stated they were going TO Virginia Il presume the
low has acquaintance, in the lower part OF Vmgina- but
think he viii rst goto where be brought II. u.
innate wi;h doubt is to hi. freedom in
suanee OF this object, on immediately TO Ohio
will give liberal reward for said him
cured so that get him. WILEY w. CULLING
April II. 10 a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-24

Most Hotuobie Real Estate, for Sale.
flY order Of The Executive Council: will be cold 10 Oh,
bghst bidder, on the premises Thuysdoy The 3nA
inst al the hour Of ~ o'clock Of that day. that post
Bics Store House and Dwelling With The
- on the North side Of Hsu Street. between 18th and
4,b streets, aud IN the Occupation Of EesDs lndey,on
and hohs being if sspe prepefty formerly owned and
occupied ty the late Robert B. dee AID hs, been
ed 10 the Commonwealth 81 Virgins.
The buildns eat .Ubs osi and IN sooJ r,psr Tn.
Ground erteuds from Street a. Tobacco AlIev
This property will he sold subject the rish, NJ
hnder,op Nicho tsosnts, I'LL the lob ~ Oct merit but
next -
The terms ~ sale Will he credit Of EN- twelve sod ssb
teen months the purchaser 70 ave pesosb,e boiss With
good snJoTser
Property tqusi Iihi- is rsely 10 the ksi hence II DE-
serves the psreu u 81, those who srh TO pnr-
ehsfe goco real estsfe JANIS HAWfINGg
Arhl - fls-. ID,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-24
. n ION COU K S E.
LONG island

HE New York A,soei,,ion for the Improvement of the
bre OF horses having transferred their interest
county Of ouesr' 10 the aud being the present
desBn TO have Two distnet meetings both
May ADD Oeober-notce hereby given, that the Spring
Meeting will take place the l2h day May next and
continue three days. when the following will be
.,!d:d ;. day. 500 dollar: mile heats, I'd day, 400 dol
The second Spring Meeting, will commence on the 2sh
day Of May next, when Puses Of similar will Ev-
en- on that and the tw. days. mile heats;
to be run for sseesby 70 the rule, Of the Coue
take place preei. ely o'clock each day; n..t he
dressed IN complete oeky .y!s; Horses show
al the Club Hou.s, and undergo examination TO are
between the ho@. Of and F. NJ, of the day pevou,
that On which they intended Hosss having un,
derscne examination, and duly registered, will
quired to show second time The whole ground will
closed by strong fence i2 feet In height new
and eommodiou stands will be erected the convenience
OF scator adodinga vaw Of the whole scene; suitable
stand will he provided for the club aud another
apPsndases appropriated solely the ladies,
such gentlemen he If their party The will be
highly improved and tut in tie best order
al measures Will be taken TO the
toore experienced from the throug aud the
at the starting pest and strong and Efficient police will be
enssged with view TO keep order-uppre,s all gaming
the provisions of the Law, regulations.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-24
500 REWARD

WILL be given by The subscriber for the sppreheuoo
w his negroes, JOE LYONS, JOHN SAMPSON, WIN.
SAMPSON, DtLLY TANNER; SAM l. CHARLES SMITH
joel stout aod rather fat, black with smiling
tsnanee, and white teeth: John Is Of middle height aud
rather ,n make no, very black with slick face snd vhns
teeth william olershiy tall and stout, Of swny evlcr
and suffers little Billy rshsr lower than the common
height, nustto, and bs, Of hi, front e,,b
broken partly OIL Sam low, stout made black Charlie.
rather tall add slim, black, has humps IN his face They
generally took with them nsrt cotton oothe, aud new orn,
burg shirts; some 81 them also took With them old blue costs.
jackets aud psntaioJn white cotton lnso shirts
Sundsy clothes they call th,m The above men an
hitting robbery The neighboufhood, the 7b
inst snds probably lurking shout Richmond, Petersburg
Norfolk Hanover courthouse, the Piping Tree, King VIM
oourty will give the shove rewsd for The apprehension Of
ALL $40 for each negro. HILL GARTER
April H. Iff-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-24

fItHE subscribers respectfully snnou6ee their friena,
aud the public generally, that they have entered into
eo.psnersp and intend carrying the Dry Good, bushes.
IN th, place under the hrm Of BARNES BELT. The1
have taken the houte door above Messs Chssr VIII
lians and immediately opposite TO mesrs Worthsn Nc.
Gfudersnd daily expectation OF receiving per the
Pisntsr sud EH, general sod well selected sorsnt Of
Fancy Staple article, .usbe 20 the sss.on which added
70 those already fsoed by the EI (he l arrived from
New YotD win msks their oBpsv& ds.,rsbis
NEWMAN w. BARNES,
BENZ. LLOYD BELT.
April ~. tt2--st
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-24

PUBLIC SALE
\NVAILt be sold by public auction to the highest
w bidder, at the late residence OF William,
f. .dIle,i dec. near Rockets, on FRIDAY the first
day-of May next, all the perishabe estate OF the
said IVn f. Allen, dee. consisting of four cows
the usual variety Of Household and Kitchen Fur
niture, amongst which are beds, bedsteads, bed
clothes, chairs, tables, bureaus, china and glass
ware; also, silver watch, gun, and many other
articles too tedious to eDumerate. The above ar
tcles will be sold by the undersigned as adminis-
traitor, aud the terms Of sale will be, cash for all
purchases under Sl5, and credit of IL months
on all purchases, above that sum, bonds or notes
and good security will be required on all credit
sales.
At the same time and place, by order of the wi
dow aud heirs OF the said Vim. +. Allen dec
and for the purpose Of effecting division, will be
sold, to the highest bidder, on a credit OF twelve
months, bond and good security being required, a
likely negro ,ooBGn, and her two children, both
males, one about two years old, the ether about 2
months old
And at the same time and place by virtue Of an
agreement between the widow and heirs OF the
said William II. Allen, dec. OF record, in the
Clerks Office OF the county court OF Henrico,
will be sold to the highest bidder by, and under
the directions Of the undersigned aud OF Herbert
a. Claiborne and James NJ. Wickhsm, Esqrs.
The dwelling house and appurteDances. with
about one acre Of land attached thereto late Tho
residence Of the said VIM. +. Allen, dec. very
pleasantly situated on beautiful eminence near
Rockets, and commanding fine view Of the City
Of Richmond-TeTms Tor this property one-fouT;h
OF the purchase money cash, aud credit of IL
months for the other three-fourths, the purchaser
to give good personal security and trust deed on
the property 10 secure the credit payments
u Sale TO commence nj 10 o'clock
JAMES RAWLINGS,
hdm'r. of VIM. y. Allen, dec
April ~. II2-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-24

,Er The ENQUIRER Is published twice week generally
and ikrss week during the Of the State
ufsPries ths hsfsefors, Five Dollars per
psyabis advance. Notes Of shsrtsred
(sy) viii be received in payment The kdaors viii
tss The safety Of rstnk hsn by nan;ths pssirks
esrs being pas, By the writers.
o. No pepper VIII be disc ,ptn at ~ iisrsisn sf
he EdhoIs) autil all srrssrsses hare bean paid
~ Whssver will guarantee tas paynsnt Of aas pspsrs
shah have ths tenth GRATIS.
TERMS or ADVERTISING.
- One square, OR LESS-Eusti nssrtien7S ssats-sash
ssstinuance, so cents.
Ne inserted, until has either hssn paid
assumed by ptfsen this city, its epvuons.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-24
THE RICHMOND RACES.


nvtk the TREE HILL Course; win commence on the
continue four days.
LIST Day there will be two sweeptske, for colts and FLIES
years old nile heats entrance 100 dolls half forfeit
Entries to The LIST Stake.
o. Hare, the produce Of hi, Jack Andrews mare by
Sis~Chsres.
q Jas J. Harrison, his Fly by Sir Archie out Of vo.ts
out Of his Chsnee
T. William H. Mluse, his bay Colt Maydsy, by Sir Archie
out Of Eliza.
John Kerby, his BIZ. by virsnian out of hi, Sir H.r
g. John Minse. his vhsn.n Fy ills sl.rssr..) gu. of
Jas a. seiden, enters Geo. Hardns sorreI coli by sr
8. VIM. w. West, enters the Full Sitter to Marion.
Entries to the 2d Stake, 1st Day.
iiehad Adams the produce Of his by Sir Charles.
William Burton, the produce Of his by Sir Charles
q sedeu Mseon the produce Of bis m. BY Sir CHARLIE,
b. John ia 6sdsn, the produce Of Lady Tomsn, by Dir
6. Edmund Christian, the produce Of Mary Dance BY Sir
Charles. "
T. John Colgu, the produce Of b, Hornet mare Ly Sir
Charles. - -"
Jas M ssdsn, the produce his br. m. by Sir Charlie,
I'd day, two Proprietor's Purse and Match Race
PfoPreor's Purse, he,ts for 500 do s Match Race
heats for 1000 dole.
Sd day. race, Joeky Club Purse m. heats 1000 dolls,
18th days race, ABnusl Post Stake hea,s $50 dolls
The Suhoriber thukshe never has better
LOT hue sport The fine order r possible
and from the number of Entities TO the Stakes and
her Of fine horses in training the sport fail be in.
terstDs be will heretofore be prepared entertain
who may choose 10 stay a, Tfee Hill
The bubscfbtr Treasurer, will remind the ment e, of
the nseety OF bringing sending their subscriptions be
compelled to Put up the Purses, amounting TO eI550
J. M. SELDEN, Proprietor
Tbe Petersburg Iptellg the National InteIs
their seeounts TO J. M. 8. for payment.
April Il. iif-fm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-24
NOVICE

NyEAAS committed to the Jail Of Giles county, Va on The
w Goth day Of December, aga a runaway, mulsto
man Who calls himself Henry Bird says that he free
Henry Bird had on when committed blue jeans
and Pantaloons, old wool aud variety
IN h possession, believed to be oen Henry Bird few
hsds. darker than alright muato hs has large tead
eolerabe large whske about Ave
sgh, between Is 80 year, Of age appears SMART uts.
gent man. quick spoken, and PLAY toaby we'll the
fn.
The owner, if any requested toward prove
property pay charges and take hun away will be
dealt with according TO Law. MORTONP. EMMoNS,
for VIM. Smith, J. g. @.
Feb. 2I 95-Sm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-24
NEW-MARKET RACES

NEWMARKET RACES.
SPRING MEETING, 1929.
ZRHE SPRING RACES tbi, course will. oommene 3
~ usual, the FIRST Tuesday in Az uex and
days.
FIRST DAYS RACE
Produce SweeP,takes for three years colts Il Alie
one mile out, 100 dolls enranet half forfeit seven su
seribers, viz
james Harrison enter, produce OF old A,ev
James 6. Green, produce Of Black Ghost, By Archie
Bens H. COPELAND, produce Of Knowslsy mare by Yir
ginien.
WIN. r. Johuson, produce Of Coqusite, by Archie.
Tbso. Feild produce Of Lady Bolt, by Archie.
bartholomew p. Todd, produce Of oIstts, by Vrs MAN.
Henry MacD, produce Of AlsI'r IInae mars by AtShie
SECOND DAYS RACE
Proprstos Purse, 500 dolls. two mile heat, enr,ne,
d,iars.
THIRD DAYS RACE
Jockey Club Purse $3.50, mile heats, money up enrs-
nee 20 doilsrs. ~
FOURTH DAYS RACE
Po.t tp,tskes, nile heats for years old coli, and
lles 100 dollars entrance, play pay and
c!oesd, viz
VIM 7: Egsie't"n, WIN. wynp,
Jsmes M beloen, Jss s. Carbon,
yn, hsIrnop, Charlie, Graves.
Ihe Proprietor will be prepared 10 accommodate gentleman
OF ihe 1ufi snd visitors dur the races his
at the hewmsket House. Persons wishing TO rent Booth
viii please apply al the Office Of ~ n. r. B,sneb IN PEI
"fsourS THOS. BRANCH, Proprietor.
April n. no AT