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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-31
A CARD.

II SARD.
I Is the determination of the subscriber that tho
II Department of Mathematics in the Shockoe
Hill Academy, shall hereafter receive the exclusive
attention of one instructor, who possesses talents and
requirements ofthe first order. In pursuance Of this
determination, he has engaged Mr. Oliver P. Hub
bard, graduate of Yale College; an institution in
which, 1t is well known by the learned of this coun
try, the Mathematical Sciences form prominent and
most extensive branch of Education. sa-' '-"a
For the entire satsfacton therefore of his patrons
and the publick on this subject, the subscriber has
thought proper to submit to them, the annexed tes-
timonia of the qualifications of Mr.. Hubbard from
President Day, and Professor Oimsied of that Col
lege. si9 2.t,ua 2lE'S re OLIVER A. SHAW.
iy 3I-,T3t sa-'' -.'5 AS'.-a pc 77-.''f'
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p. Chubb's Office,

6hRAwIsG of the Delaware aud North Carolina
go. 30. as, III, %, 20, 2I,1557, 2, I5.ii
s No. 30. As, sold and paid at my Office. ~
TO-MORROWi - seo 3
The drawing of the Maine State Lottery, No. IS,
VIII be received. $4,000 the Capitol-9 numbers
drawn out. 90 oalt7tif : 30 1881 fsf ?
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DEATH OF GEN. SucRE.- Letters received by
the Montilla, state, that Gen ANToNIo JOSE DID
SUcRE had been assassnated while on his way to
Paste II this be true, it is much TO be lament cd
Next to Bolivar, Gen. Sucre is tho greatest bouefac-
tor Of South America. .. r..f. III.
II was also reported that two other Generals had
fallen victims to assassination; but this. the letters
sage, was without foundation. We would gladly hone
that tho same might prove true in regard to the no
BILE minded Sucro Jour. Com
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NEW YORK LINE.
DAVENPORT, ALLEN &. Co.

DAVENPORT, ALLEN g. Co.
2 F-f.s.t aa Hare for Sale
Cnn Casks nails and brads assorted
u NoO 30 hbds st. Croix and p. r.. suCssN
80 do w I molsssrs
100 bags green coffee
100 barrels prime pork
20 do mess do
.... 80 boxes loaf sugar
SO bales cotton yarn, assortea
100 boxes window glass
r.. 20 hhds ~ Orleans rum
do Antigua iun
do fine old Jamaica DO
10 pipes cognnc brandy
100 sacks salt
200 bbls. No. 3 mackertl
10 cerooDs hotant indigo
1000 reams cap and letter paper
500 do wrapping do
10 baos brown and bleached cotton si,dey;ag,
Cigars, crstes OF ware soal leather
Albany beer, clarct wine, oranges
goo kegs gunpowder
Old port vine, in pipes
Cane and rush bolton cIaifs
Half pint tumbIers
SO boxes "Rodman'sn sperm. Candle,
8 100 do brown soap
100 kegs white lead
Tanners oil, &C. &C,
july 27-st
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"ERRlNGS,--5O brls Gross Herrings, just re-
n IL cciyed, for sule by JAS. WINSTON.
iy 30 .... ..... '... r .f. .r ...r
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Fresh Green Ginger

-.r. ..# Fresh Green Ginger.
II II. BBAMIRE offers for sale supply Of Green
-. Ginger, which is in proper state for preserving
Jy p w.r. .n'#.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-31

YALE CoLLEGE, June o8th, 1850.
This may certify, that Mr.. Oliver p, Hubbard re-
certify OF this College, now teacher in an Academy
in Richmond, IVA. sustained, while here a very res
Pectable standing scholar, and that believe him
qualifedto give instruction in the Mathematics
DENISON .OLAlSTED, Professor of
Mathematics and Natural Philosophy
fully concur in the above Recommendation.
JEREMIAH DAY,
President of Yale College.
rpENHE subscriber has removed to the rooms over
Il the store of Messrs. Wadsworth g. Williams,
adjoining DR.. Doves Office, Market Bridge.
Jy 31-3t @ H. JOHN s. MYERS
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&c. DC. &c. 4"
Tickets S4-Halves S2-Quarters ].
o. Packages or single Tickets, for sale at the
july 81 Yates g. MCINTYRE, Managers.
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II is stated in Quebec paper oftbo 18th, that up
wards of seventeen thousand emigrants have already
arrived at that port from Europe
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-31

From he NJ y. Commercial .Aduertiser Of, JUN 81.
There were upwards Of two hundred deaths m this
city the past week. OF this number more than ono
hundred were children under Ave years OF age, and
twenty Of one year and under. Among the dis
cases notice twenty-five by commissions eleven by
drinking cold water, sixteen dysentery fifteen nfan-
tile fux, six intompepnce.
In Philadelphia, during the sanc period there were
one hundred and ninety. deaths-of which number
ninety under the age of FIVE years. and sixty.ono
under year Among tho diseases, we notice thir-
ty-four Of cholera morbus, fifteen consumption fifteen
commissions eleven drinking cold water elk by oxces-
sive heat, and thirteen suddenly
The cause Of this extraordinary moriety still pre-
walls the temperature being even warmer this morn
ing than It has been at tho same hour on any preyi-
Gus day.
In Wfkesbarre, Pa. tho best tbormomoters stand
ing large halls rose %, o., and in some instan
ces to 90.
In courtlund, N. Y on Wednesday last, to 81.
in Palmyra, NJ, Y. the thermometer rose to 90
In York, Upper Canada, tho weather, says tho
Frcemanof the 22d hes been hotter for the last few
days than ever etit in this part of the country,
and one or two deaths, we hear, have occurred from
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10 thc Ladies' nlonr

ENROMlth the LaSies alone. pntronsgo is expected.
- and to them only the publishers look for support
10 The Ladys Book. periodical published monthly.
OF between SO and Go pa ges, very large oc4avo and
illustrated by several engravings, oT the fashions
&c. and ct but 50 per annum, in advance.a $50! y
The Ladies are respectfully nvitedto eail and zee
the first number which will be sufficient to ensure
their patronage to the work. i-sge5 aua ,shsasiEe
jy 20 30 % ssa5ofuaaA5s 81 J. NASH Z
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Erecniion.-The slave Daniel was hanged yester
day. pursuant his sentence for the murder of James
Drummond He acknowledged his guilt. COS '19a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-31

MANAGERS OFFICE. 49,
rNHE following are the drawn numbers in the De-
laware g. North Carolina Lottery, No. les
80, As, II, 80, 90. II, 81, &, 49,.
!, July 81 - ~, YATES & MCINTYRE.
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Besides $500 $500, $500, goo, 600, &c. &c.
Tickets $5-lIalyes So 50-Quarters 81 25.
"a package of 20 whole tickets, which is compelled
to draw SIS, can be had for 500. PIKE ..a'. 49,
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Dismal Swamp Canal Lottery.

70 be drawn in this city on Friday next, 10th of
August) at the Eagle Hotel, OF o'clock in the aE-
ternoon, ..." . --
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-31

Norfolk, July CIV o..
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-03-26
atsrf6Dss W airs.
TETS DAY.
BY j. & =. COSBY sk co.
GREEN HOUSE PLANTS

GREEN HOUSE PLANTS.
I'm FRIDAY, the Goth inst at ~ O'Clock, we
VIII sell at the residence Of Mr. John G. Blair, an
assortment ofrare and valuable Green House Plants,
geionging to the estate of James Heron, decd.
erms Cash. BY order of the Administrator.
mar 24-eo It J. g. S. c. e. CO. Aucts.
1OCSEdOLD s KITCHEN FLIRN1TLRE.
~. I'm MoNDAf next the 2sth instant. 10 O'Clock we
and kitchen furniture - ~ O0o'u
- }. & s. c. g. Co Aue,s
To the above sale will be added, variety of rnre h.
20 the estate OF James Heron decdby of The
,W', mar 23-eoit
90 aooen 10 the above sale, pianos of
oi'u woH,smanship. j. q s. G. Co Auct
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-03-26

should yet allow their own letters to De
on that day. The writer wonders that they had no,
Perhaps they hare thought Of it. Several years
ago. before petitions to Congress against Sabbath
mails were heard Of, merchant in of our south.
ern towns, would not allow letter of his to be trans
ported by Sunday mail, ifhe knew could ovoid it.
Perhaps there many acting thus, from excessive
tenderness of conscence and, because of that ten.
derness of conscience, their conduct is unknown.
Without answering for other professns christians
however, the writer of this note is in the habit of
putting letters into the post Office every day. ex-
cept the Sabbath, and considers himself as having
nothing to do with the sin of transporting them on
that day. Your correspondent would think this
strange. reason thus.
1. am citizen of the u. S. and have right to
the advantages of the post office establishment which
in common with others, support 1t is not only
matter ofconvenence hut often of necessity to trans
init my letters in this way.
2. have done all in my power to influence Cong
ress so 10 regulate that establishment as not to vic.
late the Sabbath.
3. Bot if they persist in the violation, am clear
of all participation III the guilt. would not carry
their mail that day. would no. open the post of
ice. Ifthey will enrrymy letter, cannot help it.
Thus presume, would christians reply to vour cor
respondent, all over the land
But flrther Generally l do not know when nv
letters leave the post Office. If / did know that
letter of mine would be started its destination on
the Sabbath, might recolect that this letter did not
cause, or in the least, the violation of the day
But suppose still hesitated and my letter is to be
carried from extremity of the Union to the other
WAL your correspondent tell me what to do! On
Whatever day of the week my letter is mailed it
must be on the road Mt least three sabbaths. If
without second thought send it off, will be saw
have no conscience! If withhold it, and petition
Congress to allow their mail to stop on the Sabbath
Wal he say, seek a church establishment.
: have, however, no difficulties ON the subject
IT my petition to Congress is granted then it
shall be my protest against their encroachnent upon
the laws of God, and the sin of violation is theirs not
mlne. have washed my hands of it; whilst all |,
petitioners to me to solicit the res
possibility, and 10 say, in with the national
Legislature, the guilt be on us, and DOR children"
w
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~ = :
.trbatlOeuU
SS1DtQ.
FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH &c, 1880.

Co1sgrcss.-ln the Senate on Tuesday series of
bills was reported. intended to put bride in the
mouth of the licentious exercise Of the Presidents
patronage. A Select Committee reported bill l.,
10 regulate the publication of the laws Of tina U.
States, and of public advertisements 9, To secure
the faithful collectors and disbursers of the Revenue
and to dispoce defauters 3, To regulate the appoint
ment of Postmasters; d. To regulate the appointment
ofCadets at West Point DIETER abolish that aris
tocratc instituton) S, To regulate the appointment
OF Midshipmen; 6, To prevent Military aud Naval
Officers from being dismissed the service at the plea
sure of the President.
If the titles of these bills be faithful expostors of
their spirit and object hail them and all men will
hail them with pleasure salutary restraint upon
arbitrary power; and arbitrary power which has been
shamefuly abused and prostituted by the present in
cnmbent of the Presidential Office To exhibit to
Virginia by how feeble and powerless arguments.
authority and analogy the pruscriptive system has
been, and can be sustained, we have published the
speech of Mr.. Grundy Foot's resolution To
show how triumphantly it has been attacked and
exposed how hateful is its aspect and fatal its ten
dency, we shall as early possible, republish the
speech of Mr. Clayton of Delaware.
In the House, of Representatives Mr.. Buchanan
from the Judiciary Committee, made report recon-
mending the Impeachment of Judge Peck of Missou-
ri, of high crimes and misdemeanours. After some
Introductory business, the House went into Commit
tee OF the whole the bill to construct national
road from Buialoe in New York, by Washington
City, to New Orleans. Mr.. Hemphill concluded his
speech for, and Mr. P. P. Barbour took the floor a.
gainst the bill. On motion of Mr.. Blair of Tennes-
see the Committee then rose.
Us Some decided moves making in respect to
the next Presidency The Van Burenites are desi-
rous of afording their expert little chief farther time
to concoct his views, by sadding the Hero the ma
ton for another four yearsthe frien DIS of Mr.. Cal
houn with better TASTE and in this instance with bet
ter tact, disposed dispense with the services of
NAL Eaton's pupil, q. tho end of the first term The
unconquerablo disgust which the vndictive imbecility
of the President and his having thrown himself into
the arms of favorite has very generally inspired at
Washington and elsewhere, will give strong advan-
tage to Mr. Calhoun, if 1t be fact that he will be
candidate at the next election, let whosoever else
may. More anon.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-03-26
TRUST SALE

PURSUANT to the provisions of a Deed Of
n Trust, executed in July. 1929, by Ariel Worts,
and recorded In Richmond Hastings Court, for the
purpose of securing debt to Jonathan Leavitt cor
tain property conveyed by said deed to vii: an ex-
cellent Riding and Gig Horse, quantity of Writing
Papers collection of valuable Books, among which
are SCOTS Commentary the Bible Bickersteth on
Prayers do Scripture Help, Christian Parents A.
sistant, &c &c, all of which will be sold at public
auction, to the highest bidder for cash, at the auction
store opposite the Eagle Hotel, on "Wednesday, the
3lst inst, ct II O'Clock, q. M.
JOHN MACFARLAN, Trustee.
mar 90 1nt
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-03-26

considerable business doing -four this market The
sales OF canal -four this week have S4A to SIof
city mills SAP TO 81 81 Near 2200 bbs Galleso brand have
osen sold within week. averaging 81 &C. That braud is now
Wheat comes in daily small PARCELS sells IS to 20
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-03-26
Trust Sac Of Talua6ze Real EState.

Trust Sale Of Vatua6Le Real Estate.
AgY virtue OF Deed of Trust the subscriber on
the I'D day OF December 1920 by Patrick Gibson and II
r. Gibson hs wiie-for certain purposes mentioned,
shall on the ninth day of pri 83O) eleven o'clock
a. NJ, at the front door of the Eagle Tavern, the CITY
Richmond, proceed sell Public for ready uo1c
the following property, witt LOT of ground the county
OF HenTico, described in Wjfamsons plan Iewss land
NO ~ as lot No So also other lots county con.
tanning two and three quarters of acre. and designated
in the same plan as lots No az and d. also 10, of ground in
Inc SAID county, designated in the plan as lot No 6 also
piece or parcel Of land commonly called the Rope Walk
leen1en and IN the plat thereof made by GeorT, Williamson
and recorded in the General Court described by the designation
of NO i&-whereoo arc the dwelling and oier lncs
formerly occupied Ivy John J. Wertf and also very fine
sPTIE also another piece Of land adjoining mentioned
piece, and known IN the sad Wlamsons at last nenoned
Yh;ch Us Patt Of she ground formerly called Old onr
No 3Rwich lois parcels of ground la n.rard
we're conveyed TO the above Patrick Cs;sn lc (hs,es
James MacmUdo and John ! Werfh by o desl u, lr
da tho Jh day Of Ap iSt7 duly recorded 10 Hsnrto
county and in tic Musings Cour, for tho civ M
ond wiI mers fully aPPcaJalso other IN; NJ v,oInd in
SAD comfy OF enrico containing acre more or lass and
was conveyed to tho said Patrick Gibson t,s Michael Grant
apo y ec GATED the 18th day of November 1915 and ,uIz
eootoCd h inc CLERKS Office Of the Of said county
:, u -, LhAtiE rs JAMES MSCAIURnO, 1rusee.
hs Deed of Trust, under which aove property
PROPOSE 70 be disposed Of requires the sale made for
s OG should purchasers desire it, fourth only will be
oe'dnoed IN ready money ADD liberal credit will be allowed
| iug Interest for the saue. T. ~
J mar a-22,
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FnR THE Wur1,

DR. Editor: In your paper of Thursday last, Il
writer expressed his surprise that they who arc op
posed to tbc transportation Of The QaJ OF Sunday,
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TAINTED 10 Rent,
Neat Dwelling Bousc ,utsb,s Cor small EDquirc
IA al This office
et 2--.e
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-03-26

Fatua6ie Stook OF DRY GOODS at .9nct;on-
an "Wednesday. the 18th Of May next at 10
~ O'Clock, will be sold under the mana cement of
tire Stock of y - - ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-03-26
uo,,. ~ DAvENPOKT, ALLEN = co.

~ O'Clock, oil his household and kitchen furniture
.ohs.sng OF beds, bedsteads, bureaus, side boards
ciiafs, silver ware, one first rate eight d.
ciock, and many other articles in the fnrnitGre wnT
S.,. DAVID HARDY.
BY OTIS, DUNLOP & co.
GROCERIES AT AUCTION.
Oa TUESDAY next, the Goth inst. at 1 o'clock
WILL be sold at oar Auction Store
10 hhds and 90 bbs St. Croix SUGAR. suner;or
quality
"a bags green coffee
lS do white do
SO hhds molasses
10 half tierces new rice
100 boxes soap
20 do candles
~ do do sperm. superior QUALITY
80 do IS lbs each imperial tea
10 do 10 do do hyson do
tierces and y bbs lamp oil, warranted
haif pipes French brandy
SO boxes window glass
10 hbls loaf sugar
go boxes chocolate
5S 'gs Spanish indigo
a&"-Xes blueng
40 bills Malaga wine
10 do Tenerife do
Terms ut sale. O. D. & CO Ar,,s
mar %
Shoes and Hats at Auction. y
On WEDNESDAY, the 3lst OF March, at 10
O'Clock, will be sold at Auction store
$50 PACKAGES of shoes, comprising almost every
k'Ta direct from the manufactures, and all of ex
200 cases of fur hats from middlino IA srror;,-
quality.
10 cases mems wool hats
mar IS Terms at sale. = D. 81 Co
pY virtue of a Decd of Trust executed bv Gen.
10 John Preston and wife, and for the purposes
therein Expressed will be sold on SATURDAY. next the
27th inst, before the front door of the Eape rr,
vern. IN the .ctty OF Richmond, piece of ground,
lying IN Mechnnicsvilie, in the county of I1enr;co
containing five acres, more or less Also, Rot or
piece OF ground, supposed to contain between two
and three acres, lying on and between 4,h and sin
streets, north of Il street, in the CITY of Richnond
adjoining the property of Bernard Pevton, Samuel
Mordeica, &c.-Telms at sale.
mar 25-3t By ORDER THE TRUSTEES
TRUST SALE.
| compliance with the provisions of n Deed oe
II trust, from John G. Blair and Sarah his wi;a
bearing date the 10Th day of Nav 1921 and recoyded
In the office Of the clerk of the Hastings Court of the
c'y OF Richmond, for the purpose OF securing tho
payment of certain debts therein mentioned will be
sold on Thursday, the a5th day of this month for
cash, before the door ofthe Eagle Hotel in this etc
cerain Tract or Parcel of Lend living in the Stale
OF Ohio, as in said deed described, containing 500
acres, more or essThe title vested in the Trustees
(which IS believed to be perfectl will be conveyed to
the purchaser or purchasers.
By OnpER OF THE TRusrBFs
March 10TH 1885, O.
The Of the weather. he mads on salrdav ,s
9Th March; 1880, a, the same place
mar se-2l TIE TRUSTEES
batua6ie Stock OF DRY GOODS at Hnction-
an Wednesday, the 10Th Of Nav next. at 10
" O'Clock, will be sold under the mana cement OF
Ots, Dunlop d Co. at their Auction Rooms, our en-
tire Stock Of
DRY GOODS.
Amounting to upwards of $50 Ooo COMPRISING tho
most general and valuable assortment ever offered in
this plaee-Yhe sale will be without reserve-Perms
and 9 months credit, forapproved negotiable notes
we shall tor SIX weeks, continue TO offer our
redu cp6 md in
yIte those wanting great bargains, to give us call
mar &c KYLE g. COCHRAN
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-03-26

<s1n this scheme, there prizes than blanks and
being arranged the odd and syste o holder
tickets or shares b certain Of obtaining at least prize aad
may draw thTcc.
BERI7S Office mar24
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Books and Stationery.
Cheaper than usual.


ENHE subscriber feels disposed 10 admit tina, the
- pressure IN the money market is such, rs to de-
inand reduced prices. lie therefore Intends this
Gay TO reduce the price OF his goods thereby making
practical test Of the advantage the public will de-
rive from snch course trusting that 1t will be duly
teciprocated During his career in business il has
oeeh MS constant desret0 give entire satisfaction
MS customers-he assures them and the public gen
eraiy, that he will endeavor lby his unremtted at
tention to their interest the selection of the very
pest articles in his ne and the disposal of them at
low prices TO merit continuance of their favor.
lie also assures the public that he will never give
any article III his store recommendation beyond its
Intrinsic worth
lie offers tor sale general assortment of Law.
MEDICAL, Theological, aud Miscellaneous Books; La
TN Greek, French. Spanish. and English School
Books, well selected assorm ent of Stationery;
also, large stock OF ledgers journals day letter in
voice bill, record, and Sheriffs' Books.
Gentlemcn who wish TO complete Libraries OF Law
Medical, Miscellaneous Works, can have them
furnished by the subscriber, at the low price of
per cent above cost and that cost will he the Lowest
wholesale cash price, at which they can be procured
III the Northern cities
Orders for England aud France executed in the
shortest possible time.
The subscriber begs leave 10 call the attention OF
the merchants to his assortment OF writing paper.
quilts, desk penknives, and stationery generally he
being well assured that they are very superior and
unusually cheap.
Book Binding in all its variety of elegance and
piarnness, executed AT his usual low prices. with
iai,htulness and despatch. r. d. SANXAY.
an II-tS
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Broad-Rock Spring Races.

" ID conmence on the lhiTd Tuesday IN April, and con-
w tinue four days
LIST day-Two stakesone mile heas-entrance 500 half
forfeit
ENTRIES FIRST.
Thos Watson soucl ly by Archie the property Of
a. Robinson aud J. Wilkinson
Benz Moody enters his grey hlly by Archie.
VIM. = White his Charles colt out of Kitty Fisher
VIM. Walker enters his grey flly by Charles
lsham Pucket enters his Arab colt Of Shylcck
Subscribers post stake day, NJ Seldom Thos
Watson H. Davis and WIN r. Johnson-four
closed.
SIS.
3dday-Jockey Club S5OO-thee mile heats-entrance
S20-hung up and discount
9TH day-Annua Post Sake-Purse SIOO-entrance S25
he added to the purse-two mile hea,s-s,il open.
Sweepstake day-$l00 entTance-half forfcit-onc
mile heats-ouT subscribers aud closed.
James NJ. Seden enters William Burons GlIy by Charles
Hector Davis Colgn Gy Dolly Dickson by Charles
WIN. Ball enters Captain Shepar's colt by Charles
Thos. Watson enters his colt by Constitution
From the number Of horses good sport
pecied. ISHAM PUCKET.
Git