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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-11

Gil them blessings. Being well clad, provided
with horses and every other convenience, they
made rapid and prosperous journey, and pass
Ing all the high hills, squatted down upon piece
OF new land upon the back Of the OHIO.
''SoOn the woods resOunded to the sound oil
the axe; and in due season, clearing was made,
and log cabin reared its head among the stumps
and high grass. But each succeeding day, and
each returning night, only confirmed the opinion
that the good mother had expressed when they
left Montgomery county, shat there might be
places in this world better than Skippack, but
they werenot easily to be found Repeated drops
of SO soft substance as water, will wear away
the hardest granite; and in like manner the soft
words of the wife, by frequent repetition, perio-
rated the granite strata of her husbands m'srat-
ing disposition; it is not therefore to be wonder
ed at, that after scuf1ing through two long and
dreary winters, they resolved, unanimously, to
return the following spring. Our hero, although
much stomach the idea of having changed his
mind without good reason, and therefore he con-
cluded that he did not like the western country
because there were no hills. Look at that never
ending monotonous plain, he used to say, can that
compare with the beautiful hills and dalcs OF the
Schuylkil? No. he would reply, and | am de-
! termined upon it that will not live any longer
in such a flat country.
Early in the spring, before the frost had hardly
left the ground. one morning the large travelling
wagon was again geered; but it was not as well
stored as before, many of their little valuables
having been barered for bread ;nor did any friends
or neighbors attend their departure: the nearest
one, Connecticut man, lived more than three
miles distant, and he had not, probably, heard OF
the intended removal, or If he had. removals are
such common occurrences with him, that they
excite no emotion. The lady left the clearing
and the log hut without sigh, and as ii she APP
pretended the punishment inflicted upon Lots
wife, never even looked behind her until they mad
proceeded full ten miles.
After many tedious day, they approached the
confines Of Montgomery. Although not proud,
they took bye-roads, not caring to meet the eye
of their former acquaintance. until they furnish
ed up their wardrobe. They passed the residence
of Rittenhouse, and within an hour afterwards,
assembled prospect Hill" The old man, who
| for some time had been absorbed in thought now
raised his whitened head. and as he bched the
beautiful valley of Skirpack before him, the big
tears gushed from his manly eyes. and coursed
their way down the burrows of his cheeks. The
caravan halted, and as soon as the whole family
had alglted and ranged themselves by his side,
he barred his head-fell upon his knees, and lifting
up his ewes and broken voice towards that almig
ty being, who had lowered over and protected
them in their adversitv. he eiaculated-"M LOrd
God! bless This iuad-tiess Skippack PerkiOnlen
and forgive me, sinner and fool. for having
wandered from the country of my forefathers."
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-11
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ALEXANDRIA, DC.
THURSDAY MORNING, NOH II. 1850

H. We are again reminded of the necess;..
of having some Public Hall for the couvs"?
ence of our citizens. Our Fire Companies and
other Associations being deprived of the use Of
the old Town Hail. have to hunt up and hire
rooms in which to meet, and often experience no
little trouble. II no other plan is taken up, can.
not the Corporation make an arrangement with
the Mechanic kehet Society Tor the use Of tn,
upper story of their building? AT some triams
expense. this fine, Large room could be made ever
way comfortable and convenient. We do no,
know that such an arrangement would nterfcrs
with the purposes of the Society, and we hone
the suggestion here made may be acted upon.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-11

The French Minister had. Yesterday. an audi
ence of the President, at which he delivered to
him an autograph letter from II. NJ. Louis Phi.ii,-
2e, announcing his accession to the ;hrone of
France, with the title of King of the French.
Ieieg. Qph.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-15
From Tho ChnrIo,Ios,;IIo A-I,--,

-, From the Charlottesville Advocate.
following article
ca % wee had not escaped give it now with
an additional remark: ~ '"
Here follows paragraph the University of Virginia
IN regard TO Professor Davis affords
10 ad That II IS not only his Introductory which has ojc
ca admiration The hdely and untrng industry with which n.
rated as these qualities trained the enin
Of ms profession and disciplined in the methods of legal ny
sa'ion already amply vindcatc selection which naceJ him
weic ho s, and bid far realize favorable
OF hIs numerous friends In this opinion
VINO are competent TO ug and who generously The
ecd OF praise whore richly nstrc alike To The
owing iano OF Pfoicssor d. gnanmou feengs
hch so Freely avow nnothos excellence always boi
pc among the learned and Distinguished always E
s INC generous e the good truly and Of mind
Professor BIoteman delivers original Lectures
and Tor his intimate acquaintance and rational
SUBJECT VI this learn. his lectures afford npe urooT They
omohce comprehensive sketch all its inn
pofiAn tracing the influence has and still exes in
INC aiaTs OF civilized and
sr'od an IA likely much
IehS boh MS individuals and This and
81 oessor whose republican manners, learned
won tho ec0n OF Jefferson, commands
y among Tho votae Of literature; in dispcnsaon of which
nc - ocionty assisted by Colonel Colombia tho
o. course OF progressive, grammatical practical
Suucon IN The principal languages Of Europe. a plan well
u 10 INC natural operations Of the mni the conyen.Dce and
capacity Of tho student - 80 '"0' A"'
but s needless pariicundIe. The Chair Of eocb oso,
,hp ably md happily hledho slarty the Profs.or
uay Incsasngand their usefulness
wch give increased enlightened of
this noble establishments have ''perfomed
eush 10 us tho blessing necdcdthe best
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-15

Algers, he had followed the directions Of our country,
man. Mr.. Shser. In the Sketches of Aigiers' On. Of
hs American visiiers says, in letter dated August
lie gsrrsons end stations Of the French troops are
very numerous and completely encircie the city Six-
teen thousand can be thrown ether at any Que point
W lew moments. They are shipping of all the real
he cly' so mat II presents odd spectacle. This
streets are hled with French soldiers, and signs are
every where put NJ with Cafe" win de Bordeaux"
Champaign" Restaura'eur," sc in large charac-
'erf' upon them f.Ndt Gas
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-15

We bad the pleasure oi witnessing, yesterday, IN.
launch OF the Canal Pack.t-boat Chsr,s Fenton Mer.
cer' destined TO be employed the part of the Canal
now Int tor navigation. Her length il seventy five
snd width between ten and twelve. Size il narrow or
by several feet than she otherwise need be- reason
oil her being obliged TO enter the Canal by the oil locks
nnui the part OF tho Canal which passes through
Geotg etown (and is TO be connected with tn. Tiber
IN ms city) be finished. Nat lat Oct T.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-15
10 THE EolToHs OF rnE R,sHMoxD EsQuIneR.

10 rHE EDiToRs OF TIE RseHMoND ESQUrngR
W. o.t &c - a., WELDos, &jd September, 1890.
copy oil letter lately received John H. Hov and N,
:" Nook The charges on tho storage, dyagc and ship
OF produce at Weldon belle to lower than M nv
other place with which toy acquainted either i; VIM ~
worm carolina We take this observe boweye to,
persons VINO may chooso conidc of their
ness 10 either Ct u.s. will not be charged higher than Tho oo
" " O"ois' ho"eNeT low such ratios be established
A. JOINER.
WATT, SMITH, & Co
WIFI. q. WALL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-15
gRUBLIC sALE.-wm a. or.,.5 =. -, :. :

SBObkiC sALE'-Will be offered for sale 10 the
highest bidder, at the late residence Of Spencer
usc o. on the 10th day Of November next II
lair II NO, the fair day. large Crop of Cana
sM TO IO0 bbs. with the fodder, and to thousapd
ios PORK. yoke OF young and mary other vsIua
oe d'hces lelt unsold on the 9th Oct last For MI
sums under SIS cash will be required and ali otos,s
80 credit until the 9th Oct 1891 the purchasers giy
ing bond with approved security.
Also, al the same time and place, will be offered for
sale all tie negfoes ahou rs in number) who NAV not
nave chosen their masters at praise value his being
privilege allowed them nv the last will Of Ie deed
ROBERT g. COLEMAN
ELLIOTT DEtARNErr
Er'OYs II S. Coleman, dse'd
Spoil5ylgania, Oct 10. 46-glw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-15
Mot in the last Legislature.

MARRlED-on "Wednesday evening last MIR Br. ,,,.,~ r.
scph Marx of this city. ' 's"'0' vi WI 'o
- on Thurseiy evening, tho Both September nv tho
ward. - " "'' "V'""' VI i'"co iSH-
last evening, by the Rev DR. IyeII Joux ARR, Eo r
bchmond, Va, To Miss LOUISA PaTTrRsos of this civ
Men York Journal Of Commerce. Oct. g.
-, on the 9th September by the Rev w CIonton N
ANDREW BABY, to Miss AM,NDt CArnAmNg sagbtet oI N,
James Hamlet, all of Charlotte. ~ "s"'o VI Nv
on Wednesday, the 9th instant by tho Reverend la,
oushen Lieut. JohE RuDp Of the United States Navy To- l;ss
elizabeth SPEFD, Of Poshatnn. 1900 -''' y" '''sS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-15

10 me EdfOTS q he .NdftOudI JnfeNgencer.
Erroneous impressions exist in the mind, of some
p'c'tbl' czens a. to the opinions Of the
The United States in relation to our NAVY With +,
view 10 correct such Impressions have to request of
Vom 'osts'. mat IN recent conversation with Navy
Officer OF high rank the President took accession 4,
pre-" the favorable continents he entertaius Of that
tablishmen-and sdded bis OPTION that should he H.
psra,y snpporieb-ihit ehtravagance and parsimony
shoud alike be avoided-tha it il the strong arm nI NJ.
tonal defence, and especially deserves the fodering
care Of The constituted authorities Of the Nation Ey-
~ Hiend OF the Navy whatever may he his politics.
WIZ unite in snch wise and patriotic senimenis
Washington, Oct. 7, 1920. Triple
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-15
Mo,sn. JorSGn, WAR &c Wall. "

hcssfs JorSGa WAR &c WALL ' ~ 'P"' i'''
- - Commission Merchants, Weldon
"fSrLEMEN-Wc learn with Tcgot, publication r,i b
Mr. Hunt, IN Of tho Public Journals To- which Our
Pca mas been so construed to reflect Won az Agonts
anu wo ieol called upon by request well as bv e 80
70 explain The publication far are concerned
cos uho since Mr. Hunt called
was his Intention to establish himself Weldon with the view of
forwarding 10 THIS place tho produce Of the residents tho
county, desiring recommendation of his which So
cheeHuY gave Subsequently, Mr. e. Tones added 10 bat re-
ooonuao request that the shippers Of tho upper
would forward their produce through Mr. without our
aesg tha no had done because no
9s tne business at much lower regular change. M
,nasmch as u would DO to the
70 aVah lomsevoso Of his We
complain of the merchants dictate 10 the Pnb
olwe have never had complain Of attention
ude OF dispatch with which Of them conducted Their
business nor was matter Of whether the
chose TO give IS dollar shipping his hogsbd nS
huccO. Vef resnectftIlS VI 70
JOHN ". ROY.
JAMES GORDDN
O n bOgslead Of tobacco, dollar. - NV "'fI'"s
pr Editors ofpapefs who have pubisled tho
referred inta the letter Of Mossrs Roy and Coio IN ~
gvo bc icrcgong conuniceton two Insertions and send ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-15
SICKNESS Al NNW. ORLEANs

ne New-Oreaos Mercantile Advei tifer of the 18Th
ut says-'lt will be from the report of The in
teTmen's al The Protestant Burial Gfound the number
OF "beh y al and at the Catholic so that the bills NJ
mortality nave ncreased this week six more than last
New cases Of lever are not 40 numsrous slrhougb a.
magnancy Of such as do occur, are by no me Of An
abated nature, eonttased with Last week We are in
formed that several cases Of relapse have occurred dn
ring the past week, and which have often ptovsd 6sl
Ftom Commissary Henry, we learn, the number Of scL
in the hospitals Of the city, up to yesterday il 900
The total number OF deaths, this week, 1871 We rust
net wiihslanding, that by shall be sbls e.
announce the health Of city in improved stale
A letter from Washington correspondent Of New
York paper, October 9Th, says, can express has this
moncn, left the State Department for FJdnce OF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-15

Tn. Watson Of Tree Hill, b. C.
Malcolm. by Charles, y year. old 3 8 Dist
Tn. ID. Watson b. N. Kate
Kearney by Archie, IS years old 2
Tme-lst heat Sm 52s. 2nd heat 5m s2,, 30 hes,
On 5ts.
All Day-Two mile heats. Poe, Stake. Purse ssss
VIM. X. Johnson b. IN. Slender, by Cha,le., 8 wears
tn. Watson Of Tree Hill, John RAN
do'Phs b m. Camilla, by Roanoke,
J nj seideo, walthalrs .orreI colt,
by Charles, years old 8 drawn
John e Goode b. n. Cadmus, by Ar
chic. q years old
Time-lh heat Sm $50. 81 heat 3n 57..
ny the Sec etary TO the BrOod,oek Cius
IREE HILL RaCES-FALL 1880.
weeps,Ske, two mile heats, entrance $780,
years old):
WIN. r. Johnson gr Bonnet, of Blue. out Of Re.li-
~, by Charles
Time, lst heat, I'm l7s.
J NJ. Selden b. {. Frolick by Charles.
out of a Director mare
Time, 81 heat, 4m.
Same day, mile heats, for colts and i,,ies 2 vcar.
DID, four subscribers. three started entrance 5000 hall
forfeit. ~' ~
Th. Watson of Tree Hill, $. f. of wilker.op, by Ar
chic,
Time, Il, hea, An 5s.
j. Nj. Sslden CHI c. Reap III, ok, by
Charles
Time. 81 heat, An 7s.
VIM. l.. White ch. c. out of Kitty
Fisher. =, Charles drawn
End DAy-Prosrietor's Purse, $500. two mile heat,
WIN *. Johnson entered 8. m. Charlotte Temoie, BY
Archie. 4 years old
J. NJ. Selden b. C. Of wathalrs Nier.
curry. by Charles, years Old L
Richard Adams 8. IN. Pocahon,as, by
Charles, years old Dist
Jno c. Goode CHI. h. Tan,alus, by
Sir Henry. years old Dit
Hector Davis b. John Hornet, by
Sumper, years old Dist
John Mrge b. f. Eliza Reilly, by Ar
chic, 3 years old q
Time--ls, heat 3n 51s, 2d hea, 3m 54,
This wasa beautiful racr-Mercury won the ira,
heat The second heat throug bout closely contest
ed by Charlotte.
3 Day-Jockey Club Purse, $1,000. four mI'e heats
otw'y T.. Hare entered b. m. Polly Hopkns, by vir.
ginap, wears OLD
J. NJ Seldep, Temples ch. h Amp,-
hill, by Charles, years old, did no, start
WIN. Johnsonb f. Virginia Tay-
'or by Archie. years old 2 Dist
Tn. Watson OF Tree Hill h. E. Mari,
West, nv Marion, years old 2
VIM. Ill. Minga b. h. Mayday, by Sir
Archie years old 3 Dist
Time-ls, heat SIN la, 81 heat Sml,
This race was easily won by Polly Iopkine
u Days Race-Sweepstake for 3 years old mile
heats, entrance $50, through very hard rain and
heavy backbone of the most intere sting ever seem
six subscrbers-fve s,arted-2id heat dead between
Minge and Selden, and closely by the other
two.
Mr. Fnney and Mr. Heth entered Kitty woed b,
Arap . Dist
Mr.. Moody er. colt by Sir Archy 8 3
Mr.. 5 -den, w athalf. c. by Charles
Mr.. Branch b. c. by Arab
MIR. MiDge h. c. Jem by Sir Oh aries 2 2
By the Secretary 10 the Tree HiH Club
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-15
Danville, Oct. Is. SS.Sy.

ANHITE-HALL LIVERY STABLE Ricb,oooJ
w Fa~-The subscriber has established a Lar
ana convenient Livery Stable, carriage house &c r.;
INC rear OF the Bell Tavern, street where Travei
lers Farmers, Drovers and Citizens will find find i, a.
lber inieresto give him CALL as he is provided Win
good ana attentive OstleTs, the best provender and he
pledges himself TO use every effort to give general a
hsacuon His charges will be moderate n = Enouirs
when you come 10 Richmond, for the white. Hall r.
'S5y o'aDie' WILLIAM ELEY, Agent
-" w. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-15

Ihs u s. irgate Java TO sail the 9Th uit. from
Algiers for Port Mahcn Her distinguished cOnman-
der, Commodore BiddIe and his suite treated with
great courtesy by mWshal BourmoDt, aud The French
officers 'neray.fhe marshal mentioned that ia dis.
SptShk;pg his troops, and commencing the attacks on
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-15

y kANYlLLE MALE ACADEMY-An sIec,;o--
6S OF Teacher, in this Institution, for The ensun'
year. VIII take place at the Academy on the Las, das
:. me present session; which will be on or abou az
Isl ednesday in December next. The Trustee. xi,b
70 engage man for that office of some experence ana
VINO can brng satisfactory tesimoDials that he il ou,Ji
ma 10 teach the languages and TO give ins,rnetion in
az NOSE branches OF education usually taught in A
c'Ge mss-hat he Is per'on Of good moral cbaracisy
aeu uenueInan' The situation is one well wo,tbv
Tue n"en'ion oil any person who Is qualified and in
tenos pursuing the profession OF Teacher Anv infor
NATION IN regard TO the school may be obtained bv adj
dressing line to the subscriber, - ~
by order Of the Board.
JAMES LANIER. Secretary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-15

EtPedihon.-The HALIFAX Advocate Of the 3),h ui
sys: Messr'. Duons, Ferau & Co merchants of this
place inform ". that goods purchased by them, in
New York. on Thursday the 10th inst received
oy thu way OF Pet rsburg the Thursday follow ny:
one tceek frcm New York to Halifax"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-15

We state upon authority not only not TO be dotbed
nut not to be construed into doubt. that WILLIAM
s@IrH s sgsn, the cell cf Convention Al this time.
augusta IS. CD Journal.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-15
A CURIOUS DOCUMENT.

M Joseph Bonapare has put forth of of
his views OF the French Revolution apparently Inv
way oil keeping alive the preensions of his nephew
son OF Napoleon, TO the Throne.-He considers anv Of
the Bourbons (Jor example, the Duke of Oreans) I'm
suitable to France-and France unsuitable to Renub
lie and therefore, comes in the Sd hypohesis Of bis
nephews clams!-For The present, the French differ
with him about the Duke. Lafayette declares i'm n LET
ter to his friend in NJ Y: "Idd say as some ne
pers related it, that 'this the best of Republics
declared on the contrary my doctrines which are of the
American schools but perceived that under al the cir
cumstances, this the best thing TO be done. and
from what have since Of the new KING and his
family, am confirmed in the opinion that have done
right The Duke has been "tred in the School of Al
Tersity and learnt some wisdom from her lessons
and some from the fate of his has the
young Napoleon any solid claim to the throne? What
though many years ago $500 900 sunraees called The
Bonapartc family to the throne-and that his nepbew
was proclaimed by certain Deputies in 1915 are the peo
pie bound by any such actsKngs and Princes are hut
agents of the people. They may change them as then
please They may select any family or any man the
best htted for the ddminstraion-Such is the rue in
"his happy country"-And if it receive anv mod;6
cation IN France il must arise from the circumstances
which no'c exist, and not those which existed srfeo mr.
gears aga. The conduct of the Count do
nrv ilies In tbs u has be0n such as to win for him
the general respect and good will of our counrv,nen
nut the letter la question might very we'll n We hesn
s'ared " seems to be uncaled for by the occ sion
aid ca'coae ed % have good effect in Europe ar in
America. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-15
NnTICE

"a PETITION will DO presented to the next General
Assembly praying for the passage of law, 10 an
toTse the condemnation of such land and for he 80,
OF such powers, as may be necessary 10 enable he Co.
poration OF the City OF Richmond to supply the ssd
ciy WIN wSter' according to the plan and designs Of
Albert STEIN heretofore published 'e"' u
~ 70 46- tIstNoy
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FROM SPAIN.

gentleman whG rame passenger in the ship Man
chester arrived PniA iephia from Cadz, states that
tie pegle in nsurrecion in GaIscia in the north
Of Span aud that the aek flag had been hoisied there
This news was pubh-hed Ia the CcGz papers, previous
{, the Manchsster's sailing.
The Manclester brought papers. Every tbiog
was tranquil in The south Of Spain
The chip Factor, Capt. Uranp, which arrived NJ Bos-
tn on MONDAY evening, brought Gibraltar papers 10
Sept 2. The United States ship Fairfield Capt. Par.
ker, arrived 81 Gibraltar Aug. 49, and 81 days from
Smyrns, 10 from Mahon, and from Aeiers and sail.
cd aesn about the Goth. The United States chip Bos
ton, Cap Sorer, arrived Augusta, and rallied again on
The 7lh, bound Up.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-15

We 49, ihbbI brroRNtY AT Law, will
4IA attend TO any professional business that NAV no
entrusted TO him in the Supcriour and lnfcriour Court,
ne9 W. uls City, aud in the counGos Of ChesterfeId
46-wlw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-15
IN HONOR OF THE FRENCH

spendddinner has been got up by sstho French and
tho descendants OF Frenchmen of the City of Pladel
Pnid and its vicinity" Mr.. Du Puconceau presided
we are told that "the company honored with the
presence OF many distinguished guests On the right
OF the President we perceived the Hon. MIR. Johnston
Senator from Louisiana, w. Minor, Esq. NIayor of the
CITY, Major General Cadwalader, the Hon James Brown
rate Ambassador 10 the French Court, and Mr. ChevaI
ne Agent oil the General Consulate of France al Rich
mond On the left were Mr. Dannery, Consul of the
King OF the French at Philadelphia Nicholas BddIe
Esq President of the Bank of the United States Briga
der General Patterson, George Dallas Esq District
Attorney OF the United States, and Mr. Hersant Vice
Consul OF France at New York."-All of the standing
toasts and most of the Volunteers were in the French
ianguage-and among the last was the following bv
our townsman Mr.. Chevalle:
he'mond an pirginia-Wh ,oas the first to er-
h'o,t me example, Of celebration of the glorious
ecents totich this day re-iite Such ercelient err
dnntes deserre to be imitdted.'
Ihe example il about to be followed I'm BALTIMORE
where splendid procession and public dinner are TO be
produced on me 18Th Of OctObfr day celebrated for
the surrender of Yorktown, and conveying (as the Bal
timore American says) tribute Lafayette of deli
cate and appropriate character meeting of the Dele
gates OF the sererdl yards have requested Mr. Writ TO
deliver an Grafton suited the occasion-ani Gen Sam
smith o"preparc and submit resolutions expressive of
The feelings of the Citizens of Baltimore at the recent
triumph of liberty in France,
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ALL lS3U-BHOII-ROCK.
~ paY-Sweepsiake, mile heats, entrance $50 half
forfeit, 3 wear olds: "
IN. ID. Watson b. c. by Arab q
Time, let heat I'm 53s
Bsnj. Moody z. c. nv Archie
Time. 2nd heat Itn 57s
j. j. Harrison .. c. by Archie
III Watson Of Tree Hill, ST by Ar
chic,
Richard Adams g.. (. Elobsmer by
Charles n
2nd Day-Proprieto,'s Purse $500. two mile heats
C,' ~. Seden ent. red Temples CHI. h. Amp'hi by
Nn n years old Dist
III. ID. Watson b. m Polly HOPKINS
ny VtrgiDsn, years old
Hector Davis b. m. KITTY Willis, by
Handel, years old Dist
TIL Watson Of Tree Hill, b. f. Maria
west. by Marion, 3 years old 2
WIN. II. johnson cb h. Havoc by
Charles, 4 yesrs old
Iime-Is' heat BIN So, 2nd heat 3m 52,.
81 Day Jockey Club Pure three nile NJ ate purse
$500. "''' "''s
wa. X. johnson entered Charlotte Temple = n, by
Archie, years old