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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-02-18
u TAKE the liberty to call the attention Of

n TAKE the liberty to call the attention of
II persons indebted to the late firm of ID.
Orrick & Co, to the foregoing notice.-More
than twelve months have elapsed since the
close of their establishment, and yet many
pc, sons have failed to pay, or even to settle
their accounts by note. Further indulgence
cannot, and willnot. be given, as am instruct
ed positively to institute suits to March
Court on all the claims in my hands. unless
arrangements to pay are previously made. l
| therefore earnestly request all persons indebt-
ed as aforesaid to call on me at MIR Gibbs
Factory, in Martinsburg, and settle their res
pechve debts.
Martinsbnrg, Feb IL. Is3G.--tmc.
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YIR Berkeley county, to ucit:
JANUARY Term, 1880.
George Spero, Puff,
AGAINST
Sally Kephart, widow, Abraham, George
c. Emanuel, John, David, Catharine +. "
lizabeth Ann, Nancy +. Susan, Ann Mara,
and Ellen Rebecca Kephart, children of Der
nard Kephart. deed, and Jacob Myers, Ad-
ministrator of said Bernard Kephart, decd
Deft's
LNCTL4NCERY
The defendants, Abraham and Emanuel
Kephart, not having entered their appear
ance, and given security according to the
act of assembly and the rules of this court,
and it appearing to the satisfaction of the
court that the defendants, Abraham and K
manuel Kephart are not inhabitants of this
commonwealth.--His ordered, that they do
appear on the 2nd Monday in March next
to answer the bin Of the complainant, and that
copy of this order be published in the Mar
tinsburg Gazette for two months successfully
and posted Ut the door of the Court House o
this county. A copy-Teste,
JOHN STROTHER, c. b. G.
January 81. lS90-2m
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SIR ALBERT,

THE property Of Dr.. l.. Boteler & co.,
- VIII stand for service the ensu-
NME9a ing Spring season, from the 18th
W. of March and end on the 25th
GaA4Akas of June next, at the following
places, viz: three FIRST days in each week at
the stable of Mr.. John Billmire in Martins
burg, and the balance of his time at the sta
BILE Of Mr.. Joseph Entler in Shepberdstown,
ut ten dollars the season.
See Bills for pedigree and performance
he is not eqGalled by any horse Of blood IN
pointof size, beauty and vigour.
Feb Ill. 1&30-6ts
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rHRrE VALUABLE NEGROES.

A WOMAN aged about 50, well acquain-
"A ted with house work of every descrip'
ton, and two children, BOY. about six OF
seven years old. and GIRL Of four or FIVE
Any person wishing to purchase those ne
groes for their own use, may be assured OF
good bargain by applying TO
THE PRINTER.
Martinsburg, Jan. %.
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MARRIED..

On Thursday last. by The Rev. Mr.. Monroe.
Mr.. GEORGE FOGLE, of Ohio. to Miss
ELIZA CHAMBERS, of this place.
On the same evening, by the same, Mr..
HAZLEWOOD, daughter of Mr.. Jesse Ha-
ziewood, of this county.
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LAUCK B. STEPHEN

VNyISH to employ YOUNG MAN OF
Wv respectable connection who Is good
salesman. and capable oftaking charge of a SET
of Books; to such one liberal salary and con-
slant employment win be given.
Martnsburg, November 20, 1879.
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From The National Journal.

Sundry resolutions laudatory Of Gen. Jack.
son and the Message sent by him toCongress
at the commencement OF the session, were
offered by Mr. ELISHA r. Porter, in the
House of Representatives of Rhode Island,
on the 10th inst. The resolutions--"the un-
qualified appreciation Of the General Assem-
bly," and all, were indefinitely postponed on
the next day, six only voting in their favor,
with Mr.. Potter. Mr.. 2. made a speech on
this OCCASIONS good Jackson speech as
times 60. And as this speech contains some
information about Mr.. Potter, we make an
extract from it. Mr.. p. says:
alt is said that President Jackson ant
man of education. Before he was elected
President they said that John III Eaton wrote
every thing for him; but now Eaton has been
made Secretary of War. they say he don't
know how to write. | thank God, Sir. that
we have got some men in office in whom God
brcathed the breath to make them great men
whether they are educated or NOT. |, Sir,
am one of these uneducated men; and see,
by the newspapers, that my Resolutions are
as bad grammar as Mr.. Eaton's Report. |
am proud to be compsred to so great a man."
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LauO for Rsut.
NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given to the public,
~ that the partnership heretofore existing
under the name and firm of Davenport O4rick
s. Co. is this day dissolved;--an as one of
the firm resides in Pennsylvania and the 9TH
er intends leaving Berkeley the books s. papers
are placed for adjustment and collection in
the hands of BENJAMIN ORRICK, OF
Martinsburg, who alone is authorised to settle
the same.
All persons indebted to the late firm are
informed that immediate payment must be
made or suits will be instituted forthwith.
SAMUEL ID. ORRICK,
DAVENPORT ORRICK.
Martinsburg, Feb. IL, 1S3o.--tf
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-02-18

III TSTRAY H0GS.--Found trespassing on
I'll a the farm OF the subscriber as estrays,
five white HOGS, marked with bali crop
in the left ear, and bit and half-bt in the
right car. supposed to be six or nine months
old; appraised to six dollars. The owner is
requested to come prove property, pay char
ges and take them away
ALEXANDER DAUGHERTY.
Feb. Ii, 1880.
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WanO f0r Sale.


Wan0 Tot Gale.
FEs HE subscriber wishes to sell his FARM
q on Tusearora.1 mile from Martinsburg--
This farm contains l65 acres OF first rate
limestone land; about 100 acres cleared, and
the balance well clothed with timber, and a
first rate meadow which produces from 25 TO
80 tons of hay annually; with a never-failing
spring near the house, and the creek passing
AszsA through the yard. The improve
ysssJk ments are good STONE Dwell
ss::ss:: LING HOUSE. Kitchen, Barn,
Stables, Smoiee-house, Courthouse,
Stone Smith Shop. and all other necessary
out houses; in short, this farm is not inferior to
anyin the county. The purchaser will get a
bargain in this property-Terms made known
by the subscriber, living on the farm.
CHRISTIAN SLIDER.
January 81, 1880.
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On Tuesday morning the Thermometers
stood at 70 below zero, in the open air-thc
mercury having fallen degrees lower than
ii has for the last seven years. In the eve
ming, the thermometer stood at $40 to SO.
.4ler. Gax.
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- Ebene-er Core, charged with the murder of
Mr. Thomas B. Dunn, was brot before the
examining court, at Charlestown, on Mon
day last-he was sent back for further trial
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-02-18
Tam YARD roa RENT.

TEyI1E subscriber viii rent for term of
b years, valuable Tan Yard, situate in
an excellent neighborhood, on Back Greek,
Berkeley county. Va. The yard contains
bout fifteen watts. Pool, Lines. SIC. good Bark
House, Tan Houses, &c. and constant
- stream of water. Attached to II is
ass5H4 observation-disclosures ch-
go. aen. and other necessary buildings
A--0 Any person wishing to rent VIII ind
this desirable situation, as It is good
county for Hides, Bark. sc. For. further
particulars and terms apply to the subscriber
living near the premises. or to Mr.. Lewis
Grantham, living ON the same.
PETER JONES.
February IL, lSS0-sts
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NEW ElRMto

FHVHE subscriber has associated with him
4 self in the Mercantile Business, in Shep
herdstewn, at his old and well known stand,
his nephew, Peter H. Cook,s. The business
in future will be conducted in the name oil
JOHN r. COOKUS q. Co.
JOHN Il. COOKUS.
Shepheristown, January 81, 1850
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DIED.

On Tuesday morning, after short illness.
Miss--FRENCH, daughter of Mr. Hen
ry French, of this county.
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MOT1D9o

EslIE undersigned respectfully requests all
III those indebted to him to pay their ac-
counts and obligations during this and the
ensuing month---Also, those indebted to the
late firm of j. W Riddle &. Smith. All who
do not comply with this request viii find that
they will be compelled to DO so with cost.
THOMAS G. SMITH.
February H. 1880.
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TIE NEXT SCHEME

MAINLAND STATE LOTTERY No.
I'VE for ls50--To be drawn under the
superintendent Of the Commissioners APP
pointed by the Governor and Council
ON WEDNESDAY, cath February
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We understand, (says the Columbian Ga
zette Of Saturday last,) on good authority,
that the Senate yesterday rejected the nominal
ton Of Henry Lee, as Consul General to Al
giers. We hope they viii put their ceto upon
others equally as obnoxious
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-02-18
MARriNsBURG, FEspuAar is, 1850.

"TUscARoRA" No. 2, came to hand too late
for this days paper, shall have place in our
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Under this head the Editor of the Delaware
watchman censures the conduct of those la
dies, at the Eastward, who. with active and
characteristic benevolence, have taken live
ly interest in favor of the Southern Indians
He advises them to "mind their knitting and
their needless and sneeringly asks, if they
have been taking lessons of MISS fright
Would this captous Editor be better pleased
if they were to take lessons of Mas. EAToN?
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-02-18

The Legislature Of Virginia is expected to
rise on Saturday or Monday next.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-02-18
Boating cfFour.
-

3,a TO
ELOUR, WHISKEY, sc. win be rcceiv.
a. ed at my Warehouse, and carried to
George Town whenever the River isin order
on reasonable terms, for all those who may
call ON me.
STONE COAL:
n HAVE just received large quantity Of
a STONE coal of the first quality,
which offer for sale.
CASH FOR WHEAT.
n WANT to purchase 10000 bushels OF
4 WHEAT. My Mills being directly on the
River, and Boats of my own, makes me able
and willing to pay more than any other per.
son in the county for that article.
JAMES FORMAN.
Mouth Of Opeckon. Dec. 10.
SCHOOL BOOKS, &c.
Morse's Geography and Atlas,
Adams do. do.
Cummings do. do.
Murray's Sequal, Reader and Introduction,
do Grammar,
Comley's do.
do. Spelling Books.
Juvenile Reader,
| Pixies Arithmetic,
Jesse's do.
Webster's Spelling Book.
| States,
Blank Books, Post & Foolssap paper,
JAS. & VIM. N. RIDDLE.
Dec. IL, 1929.
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HIGHEST PRIZE,
EIGHT THOUSAND DOLLARSl

SAL Prizes amounting 10 SS3. 900
9s.More prizes than blanks, the scheme
containing only Ten thousand Tickets, and
being arranged ON the ODD s. EVEN SYS-
TEN, the holder eftwo tickets or two shares
is certain of obtaining at least ONE PRIZE and
may draw THREE! and in proportion for any
greater quantity.
Whole Tickets 81 Quarters ~
Halves 81 Eighths 80 cts
To be bad in the greatest variety Of Numbers,
(Odd and EVEN at
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UDMMN05 DpHlDB.

WUITN95 WTEIWH,
No. ia Market Street, baltimore.
'".@ORDERS either by mail post paid) or
private conveyance, enclosing tho Cash, or
Prizes. will meet the same prompt and pune
tual attention as If on personal application.
Address to
il. COHEN. jr. s. BROTHERS.
Baltimore, Feb. 4. Baltimore.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-02-18
AN AMENDED CONSTITUTION.

(Adepsed. January i4th. 1887
whereas the Delegates and Reprases,taii res
Of the good peopleof yirginis, in C0avsr Aire
assembled. on he twenty ninth. Dry of Jsnr, ia
the gear of osr Lsrd enc r. sussCa seven aupes-
RED ana ssssnsy~.z; rye .dng ana aseiAsiag. ese<
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-24

TAMES a OSWALD, (hoying given a vacation
- of ten days) will resume his scholastic functions
on "Wednesday. (lsi Sept next, in the Same house
he now occupies, on i4th Street, a few doors above
Mr. Nash's Book Store The course Of instruc-
ton will embrace the Latin, Greek and French
Languages, the Mathematics, and all the minor
branches Of an English Education in order to pre-
pare his pupils, either for College or for Counting
House.
As he will limit his number to twenty five yearly
Scholars there are at present. vacancies for ten
pupils
n. Il. Very particular attention vii. be paid to
reading and pronouncing the English Language.
nnn 2i--eo9t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-24

tS Your answers to the 1refes, se of them as your
own knowledge well founded informal enables
swer respectfully socued Object being To collect body
OF facts To be used Congress procuring the prompt and
total repeal uf the sait tax :
w Please address Washington City in .Noreuber
next Yours respectfully,
THOMAS a. BENTON.
81 Louis, July 1890
As The Jeifersonan properly remarks, the question
is between n monopoly ut home. and abroad. OF the
two, we imagine the home 10 be the least grcvous.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-24

meeting, when the popular temper excited a
state. Butt is ON evil wind that blows no good-the
same mail brought the following account from the
Grc.nvhle Ia mountain) District which viii be read
with great interest:
GnrSvrLk. Aug 6.-IohGes- Of GreeariHe-,rhcrc has
this District within four past Three of
prominent candidates for the Legislature Thompson, Butler
strife and longer before the people They
time ago called upon 70. mn open and candid avowa Of their
which do honor their nature, they forward like men
fearless of aud laid fully their
creeds they knew they accordance will, the
those whose suiifages they had soliciting.
Messrs Thompson aud Butler made known their and
with regard the present crisis at public dinner
siven tho Honorable Warren Davis this village
Glt They themselves To be in fyo, f fonpnfioD
and believed be the right proper remedy TO obtain
redress OF our grievances These sentiments expressed
created such excitement country before
Witnessed With perfect unanu,y feeling. the people
cried out in oil parts Of the district ''no Conrenton
On Monday last this excitement had hghes, ec-
walton, when large Of citizens assembled in
front OF the esnve Hotel for the purpose hearing all their
candidates for the Legislature come out-They addressed
the following ORDER by Nessrs Thompson Butler Walker
Harrison and Cobb The three FIRST named gentlemen sdvoea
ted Convention and agreed much all The
two last named nvowed themselves be opposed
In justice who have Withdrawn from the
contest deem proper say their supposed,
J,d ~ \, va. the yh Of ,bs nei. h. m nIon a ,h
Messs Thompson, Butler and Walker should declines
pledge themselves to obey hi. We believe hsy all
acknowledged the right of constituents instruct their Repre-
senatves matters OF vital the republic: but
they observed would he minds
thus TO be instructed under existing circumstances This de
termination perhaps the wises, and although
contrary to what ourselves advised the first
taking leave of these candidates express our
deep in with hundreds of to
them by the strongest ties of friendship, differ only poll
tics
snow absolutely necessary to make full delegation
that other candidates should be brought forward We
and trust TO God that Of honest principles hearts,
and clear heads be selected We hope be
chosen who know the right" and have hnnness
pursue II This is important crisis
next Legislature should he filled with the best wscsi
and the most experienced men - South Carolina Let Green
vile furnish her quota Iuountdneer
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-24
ACADENICAL INSTRUCTION.

TENHE Subscriber respectfully informs his patrons
and the public, that Monday the 30th day
oil August, he will resume the duties of his Seminary
in which boys may be prepared, by a thorough course
of preparatory English, Mathematical and Classical
Instruction, for admission into College; and in which
also. boys not intended for College may receive
thorough English Education. For terms. apply at
his oms, first square above the Virginia Banks.
aug 24-w3w NATHAN POLLARD.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-24
Exeter Mills for Sale,

ENCtST THlIIS lot Sue,
IN Friday the 3D. Sept. next, if far, otherwise,
~ on the next day. will be sold to the highest bid
der. the Land and appurtenances known as Exeter
Mills, on Appomatox River, twelve miles above Pc
tersburg. Phe improvements consisting of a manu-
featuring MILL with three pair of burr stones corn
MILL with two pair Of stones, dwelling house, &c will
be shewn by Air Blanknship, residing on the premi-
ses The river AND canal navigable for battesus,
exec pit in uncommonIy dry seasons, from the mill &c
Petersburg and for great portion Of the year, to
Farmvile Terms. .. and years credit, for bonds
aDd approved security wtha deed of trust if desired
An experienced Miller will be sold at the same time
on IL months credit. ]. b. MAY.
! aug II Iaw3w
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-24

f WI be seen by the letter from the sugerinten-
Il dent OF the Patent Ofice, that the term of the
Patent Right for ''Dr. VuiiaDu Jutkias' Ointment"
loi winch Nathan Shepherd was proprietor) expired
on he 26th day oc June last,
IL VIII also he seen by the letter from the Clerk Of;
the House of Representatives of the United States
That Dr. JudkIns pctItoned the three last Sessions OF
Nohs'ess Tor re'!eodt of this Patent, and in every
Instance his petition rejected.
Ihs Patent Right having expired, the public will
understand, that am at liberty TO make and
Vehu The Ointment, not only in this State, but
throughout the United States; therefore, shall con-
t'nno to prepare ample supplies for all demands and
respectfully solicit orders therefor.
In few days. Shall publish, in Bills, number
OF important original certificates, in supper. Of the
Ointment prepared by ne.--Snme great cures are
now IN rapid progress which will be LAID before the
public IN due tune. WIN. w GRAY,
aug 90 Governor Street Richmond.
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81 ssrttott sales.
x4IB DAY.

| 3A18 DAY.
by DAVENPORT, ALLEN n co.
VEST LNDLa CSRGo ar T,HE D(1Cx
Dock. now landing from soop Crawford. direct from
10 hhds choice West India rum
% do Port Rico sugars
Is bbls. do
Terms at sale. ID. A. s. CO Aucts
aug 81
THIS MORNING, August odth, a. 10 o'clock, at
our Auction Store
cases satiinets
balo black bombazcits
case Rouen cassimeres
do. black Italian lacing silk
do. linen drill
do. damask silk and cotton shawls
D bales osnaburgs
Cases A and bleached cottorrs
Baies brown sheetings
Black silk hdkfs
Sir hose and half hose
DIR suspenders, garDiture ribbons
Cote balais oatiste dresses, harege do
Worked cambria do
Black silk vestpps
Brown and white thread gloves
White and coloured net suspendcrs
Swiss collars, diapers, boys caps
Fancy figured gill buttons, pearl studs
Wood dressing and pocket combs
Fancy soap, top combs. desk lamps
NaVarlno hats, etc. etc.
aug 20 D. A &c CO. Aucts.
DAMAGED FURNITURE
Will be sold at our Auction, TOMORROW
MORNING, August 25th, at 10 o'clock at our
Auction Store, on account OF the underw riers for
cash, the following articles damaged board rhe
SNahr Martha. Beaston OIL voyage from New York
to Richmond, zz:
double scroll sofa with pillows
do do do do
spring seat do
l single plain do
pair tables
do do
Ladies' work tables
writing desk
do upwright.
aug 81 ID. A. s. CO. Aucts
GIGS.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, e5th, at IL
o'clock, in front Of the Eagle Hotel,
elegant new double gigs, brass aud silver
mounted leather tops and harnesses
l handsome brass mounted pleasure Wagon
and harncss.-Terms ut sale.
aug % d. A 8 CO Aucts.
By OTIS, DUNLOP 8 CO.
CARRIAGE AND HORSE
XElNESnAN he int. q e,sl1aI.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-24

NOTICE. The subscriber intending to leave the
~ State of Virginia this fall, land anxious to make
such arrangements as will enable him to DO so with
convenicnce respectfully requestsa III persons ndebt
cd to him, to make payment before the IS, October
next.
Those indebted TO the late concern Of WIN. w
WesIgHr d Co. will make payment without delay 20
Mr. VIM. Ii Brauder OF the subscriber as longer in
diligence cannot be granted
Tho subscriber has on hand good assortment of
groceries which he is despnscd sell low for cash
or on his usual terms of credit to puncual custom
ers. WIN w. WELSIGER
.MnncheSLcr- Aun ol-onru IL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-24

Department IF State PaLent Office,
February ., 1880. :
Sir: DIR. William Judkins Patent RIg4I, will en-
pirc on the Goth o. June, 1880.
Yours respectfully,
JOHN D. CRAIG.
Mr.. I'm ~ Srny, Richmond, Ia
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-24

NOTICE. "A petition Will be presented to the
~ next Assembly of Virginia, for leave open
road from the head Of the Brook turnpike, to Tay
louisville in Hanover. from thence to Golansyille
Caro!ine thence 20 fredericksburg, the straghtcst
and most practicable route.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-24

WASHINGTON, July 81. 1880.
Sin: DR.. William Judiins presented his petition
TOR the extension Of his Patent Right for Ointment,
on the 18th May, l027-referred to Committee on
She Judiciary-l8th May committee discha rged, and
laid upon the table
10Th December, 1885, again presented 9Th jan
uary, IG29, discharged
I'd March, 1880, again prescDtcd-9th March,
1880, Judiciary Commit &c reported against il, aud
ordered to lie on the table
Most respectfully. S4r. your obedient servant
MATTHEW ST. CLAIR CLARKE,
elk House Rep. u. States.
.Mr. Win. ~. GRAY. Richmond.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-24

VHNtIE Races will commence in Bedford
- County, over the Liberty Course Tuesday
2T September, aud continue days1st Day. mile heats,
s2OO-cnuarce Si5-2d Day, mile heats purse SiOO-cn-
S253d Ddy, mile heats hest ., Or the pIupTetoTs
pUT,ccutTancc SiOith Day, swCpIakc, rdle meats
trance S21Ou the day, match will DC be
Washington coltsthc entrance Of each day 60
with the purse The Proprietor pledges himself to pay the
ui each day's cash There good many
rscs n trarirGa uumhcr expected The track will b" IN
Ire 1tcr and every Thing prepared accommodate Race
urr, hope aud confidently expect, nae sport his
WM. TERRY,
at5llw 5tc Proprietor Of the Liberty Race Course.