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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-06
PHJI.ADE' PHIA MARKET DEC


Flour and Meai-'rhe demand for superfine
Flour. noticed in our last. has been continued
throughout this week. and the stock of Fiour.!ree
of garlic. being much reduced, OH "Wednesday.
holders demanded an advance and sales have
since been made of that description OF 500 bbls.
at SIS Sl4, and about 1850 bbs. at S7d; the
sales Of the week for export amount to 5000 bbls.
at 25 37a.
Flour touched with garlic is now hell at S525
and that which is free of garlic al 81. The
sales to retailers have been to fair extent at
about these rates at which holders are firm. The
export of Super6ne Flour to foreign ports in Dc
tnber was z99 bills, Of which go bbs. were
for Great Britain: the export in November was
6 sSS bbls. The quantity exported since the lst
January 1851, is 235, 1871 barrels, 16I 70S bbls.
have been shipped to Great Baitain; Rye -Four
con,inues scarce and sells in small lots at 4 So;
rhe export for the two months past has been but
655 barrels.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-06

FLouR.-Last week the wagon price of Flour
opened on Monday at 5 90. and gradually i'm
proved throughout the week closing on Saturday
at Os. In consequence Of the small number
of vessels port the transactions from stores were
limited at O6 to l2a. Some contracts were
made on speculation payable and deliverable some
time hence at prices varying slightly from the cur
rent market price.
Yesterday the current price from wagons, was
5O8. The obstruction in our navigation has caus-
an Indifference, on the part of shippers. about
purchasing for the present, though we should i'm
agne that the closing of the New York Canal,
would have the effect to advance prices to the
North.
Flour. we understood, was offered yesterday
from stores, at l2i and 5 10, without meeting
with purchaser.
Export for the week ending December Sd,
6S5 bis Coastwise.
Quantity inspected during the same period,
King Street S940bls
Wharf 494 26S hall bis.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-06

We are authorized to inform our commercial
friends, that, BY late regulation approved by the
authorities OF Havana. the tonnage duty on TO-
reign flags will be reduced ia 81 5O per ton after
the ,st January. 1882. -PhH Nat. Gaz.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-06

Gushen Cheese IN casks,
n ANp,NG from the schr Washington, ii ON New
Ia York. and fur sale BY ,,
nov % O. hESobhSAiiH'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-06
FALL GOnAs.
JOSEPH JANNEY & Co.

FNN GONNS.
Joseph JANNEY g. Co.
EJAVE imported in the sh'rs Virgins and Governor
IL Strong, ktel, arrived from England,
a General assortment of FALL GOODS,
which are Offered for sale with thirteen cases Brown
and .lieached iIempen Linens. assorted, and twenty
bales Briaps assorted, imported by them in the ship
Virginia from B-.mcr; and a yener.l a>sortmsrt at
DONESTIC GOODS. COTTON YARN, &c.
Ali the ao,ve l;,ods were purchased on the cheap
est terms for csh.
lOmn eotf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-06
Trustees Sale

IXWSV66 SdI6
T1NDER the authority of Il deed of trust, executed
u on the 2sth day Of August, 1926, by John Lewis
and Frances T. 1t wis his wife and recorded in the
CLERKS Office of Prince William County Court, wiI
SELL by public auction, Brent svlIe on the first eon.
day in Jspusr, that being Court day for resdy money,
u mulct, nf
TRACT OF LAND called STEPNEY,
in Prince William County. being the wh.reon
John Lewis resides, which as conve, I'd b, said
Lewis and wife to the sub crber Trustee to secure
certain debts therein Mentioned
Such title MS is vested in the subscriber by the decd
Of trust will be conveyed the purchasers; beev-
ed to be III questionable.
Oct l8--ts ROBERT BABY. Trustee
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-06

THE ALEXANDRIA, PHENlX GAZETTE,
DaiIv Paper So Country Paper IS per ann"m. Pud
Eshed and edited by
EDSAR SNOW DEN,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-06
George y. h0ugh

George y h0ugh
gsAS Just received beautiful assortment of French
4 4 and English m,rnos, viz scarf t, ciaret, ta~n
brown, drab blue and black merino clrcassisns
green scarlet curvt of various shades, brown. blues
and purple; circassian, of most cOors; black
and coored silks in great Variety cord cambrics for
lining, Of all coIor>; hushngs, twiiied kerse's, low
priced devonsi r, dito plaid and plain ilnseys, &C
suitable for scrvan,s hch in addition to those previ-
ousv on han renders his assortment, still very COM
pletc IL mo -d3t!eo3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-06
ID | E d

Ia Richmond, on the 1st instant, HANNAH,
wife of Mr.. WILLIAM SMYTH, and daughter Of
George Drinker. Of Alexandria, ID. c.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-06
NEW-YORk MARKET-Dec. 2.

The Western Canal is closed. We have seen
gentleman who Was compelled to unload his
Boards al Utica on Wednesday.
The price OF Flour this morning is st % tor
fair brands Western; IS for fair Southern; t
Is for Howard street, sales.
Sales 1000 bushels Barley this morning at Sd
cts; Faxseed, quick, SIS per fierce, roush;-
Ashes, 5 Is for pots, and 30 Tor pearls, droop-
ins little.
Whskey declining; 81 cents is the price to-
day: Cotton, a steady business at steady prices
The weather is mider this morning, and the
wind getting round to blow from the sea, giving
hope Of arrivals
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-06

The Bravo.
PUSr received and for sale at the Book and Station
ne AIRY Store of the subscriber,
"The Bravo. Tale" b, the author Of the Spy, the
Red Rover the Water Witch, SC price ~ 10,
On hand al same place,
BnHlG's Natural History new edition, with SUI
engrsvings, edited BY JOHN Wright member of the
oiogical Society Of ondon, with mpro, ements from
Long Wilson, Lewis and Clark, and others, in vols
bound in clnth
The American Almanac for 1852; and
The Christian Almanac for do
dec 2-d,f DAVID MAnT;N.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-06

The Maket-In the Cotton market there is no.
thing new to-day Flour is also the same as yes
terday. Sulphate OF qunine has been sold in
considerable quantities at 80 80 per oz. English
weight. which is an important advance. Flax
seed i, rising. rough is to- day. worth over IS
Mackerel, rather lower. the sales are at 5 5O.4 so
aud 81. Box Ra,sins are rising Sales Ma
ryland Corn at Scots. and Northern yellow at
6Oa65cis: Northern Oats at 48cts. Salt is ex-
tremely high; Liverpool sacks are selling in small
lots at rs each. Freights for Europe are getting
rather better.-N Y j. Com. En-. Ed. Dec. Sd.
A gentleman who left Albany at O'Clock yes
tertlay afternoon, in the steamboat New Phi!adel-
cha. aud arrived this morning. informs US that
between Albany and Hudson the river is very
much cbstructed with ice, extending in many pla-
ces from bank to bank, and one or two inches
thick. The boat, however. effected its passage
without special Inconvenience. The Canal was
closed at Albany. and is probably frozen up the
whole length Of the hne.-IbM
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-06

Editors IN Boston.-Among the representa-
mes elected to the General Court lately, We find
the names Of MIR. Hale. Of the Daily Advertiser:
Mr. Buckingham, Of the Courier; Mr., Homer. of
the Gazette; Mr.. Walter, of the 'Transcript;M
G'eene, of the Stateman; Mr.. Child, of the Jour
nal: and Mess. Russell! & Minis, late editors of
the CeatUel and Palladium. Mr.. Davis, OF the
Patriot, was put in nomination, but declined the
honor.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-06

Commodore Bainbriige. The editor Of the
National Gazette, preSumes, that among the in
qnres which will be made in Congress, at tins
session,he friends of this veteran and distinguish
ed officer, will ask for information as to the caus-
., u his removal from active service.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-06

Inc h!Fuea-a, which has prevailed in New
''rS Tor several weeks. ia an almost unprecedent-
'ddesree. and in some other places from which we
aNeheard, Is nOwvery common in Philadelphia,
''"e learn from the Daily Chronicle.
Ferclrars POemS.-Dr. James G. Percival has
"'ued proposals tor publishing an edition Of his
poems, IN ,luding selection for those already
published. and also several unpublished pieces;
~oe comprised in two volumes, l2mo. of $50
pages each, in the style Of Picekring's Aldine
Edition OF the British Poets at one dollar per vo.
lume.
lie Mountsterlins Nv. Herald. in an article
VI some length on the subject. states positively
mat the Hon. Henry DANIEL, the Jackson mem
DER ot Congress elected from that district. is no
.pnser Jackson man: Notwithstanding, be-
'ore the election he was singing hosannas To the
greatest and BEST" indicating every measure
=" us administration, and villifying those men
VINO would not acknowledge the ruinous system
'Ow pursued, as calculated to increase the pros
per'y OF the country, he is the first man to prove
's'rtaOt, to desert his flag and publicly to pro-
''a"n that he would support any man for the next
presidency OF the United States in preference TO
'indrsw Jackson.''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-19
FUTURE DAYS.
EOR SALE.

IN The premises, at public auction, on the second
~ wednesday, The 9th of June next, my Tract OF
LAND IN Loudoun county Virginia, with the Fer
m,ure' the STOCK OF Horses, Cattle, Sheep and Hogs
ne tract Consists Of rather than $40 acres,
Is advantagcouSy situated in very healthy roun-
try, about 81 miles from Washington and Alexan.
drIa and Is of good quality; Little River passes
through the middle Oft, on which there are about
T5o acres of excellent meadow and in different lots
most oil which Is now IN timothy. II may be divided
into three or four FARMS suit the purchasers In
me centre isa large and very commodious b. irk
Dwelling House. with ali the other Buildings necessu.
ry Tor the accommodation of large family and like
wise Tor servants laborers, &c several of which are
OF b'Ick. There is also Grist and Saw Mill on
inc tract. AT the upper end, and adjoining the
turnpike leading TO Alexandria and the CITY there is
oriabc Frame Dwelling, with good barn, and
some other accommodations. At the lower end ther6
ls likewise house that may accommodate a small
family Fhc stock of each class is numerous; the
sheep are generally of the Merno race. A credit OF
one, two, and three years, payable in equal inst al.
menls with interest, will be given for the lend md
one for the stock, ample security being given for the
Pnnctuai payment Those 10 whom am indebtsd
will be allowed credit for any property they NAV pur
chase, TO the foil amount of the sums due aud OF
fair conditions.
Not being able, on account of my weak state OF
health, to conduct the sale myself have given full
power TO my son in law, Samuel l.. Gouyerneur aod
my nephew, james Monroe, jun. to perform THE
service. for which | have vested the property I'm
them In The event of sale, they have power 10
make every other arrangement which circumstances
may require. JAMES MONROE.
mar S0-c2aw Is
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-19
HOUSE OF DELEGATES

Yesterday on motion of Mr. Yancey, the House resol-
we'd that when it adjourns day, it will adjourn
ELECTION OF JUDGES.
On motion Of Nc. Bayly, the House p proceeded to
the further election Of Circuit Court Judges.
For the Sd Circuit of the I'd District (Accomac
Northampton, Warwick, York, Elizabeth City, James
City and Charles City, (Hr Bayly, supported by Mr.
Jones, nominated Judge Abel =. Upshur of Northamp
ton, NOV Judge Of the General Court) who re-
elected, receiving all the votes given.
For the 4th Circuit. NJ Jono0 nominated Judge
James semple, (now in the General Court)
Mr. Wright nominated VIM Brown, esq chancellor
of the Williamsburg District)
Mr. Hslyburton supported the nomination Of Judge
SempIe.
Dir Brodnax, regretting that two Judges should be
brought in nomination. both of whom were entitled
to the respect and confidence of the country stated
the reasons Vhich would influence him to give the
preference to Chancellor Brown-one of which was
that Judge SemPe was Professor OF Law at William
Mary.
Mr. Jones said that the profits of Professor were liz,
tie than $500, and an argume nj in his favor
indicating as it did, superior knowledge Of the science
of law.
Mr. Leigh Said he called upon to choose betwee
a man rather in the decline of life, Judge SempIel
and one in the prime Of his dsys-between enc who
had provided for his children, and one who had a
young fsmily-between one who held another lucra-
tive Office, and who would be driven to the bar
again, for his lvelhood-under these Circumstances
and heartily regreung the necessity lie compell-
ed to prefer Chancellor Brown.
Mr. Hsyburton and Mr. Wright. added few words.
when the question was taken, and resulted thus.
for BEowS-Messrs Bayly, Drummond, Il w Wood Ter
rl ksnney, McCue Maysc, Campbell, Lehwich Davis of
Berkeley, Heu'haw J r Andersca, FB Miller & Campbc
Gholson, Shell Spulock, w Rivcs Clay Watkins Bur
foot, Gibson, Whon, Brodnax, Wright Chichester James
Marshall, Payne Powell Holland VI Mason King Bryce
HAL, Claiborne, Greer, Eassy, Dunu Carskadon G vii
lams, Leigh, Dyer Atkinson, Summers, Pollard Ewing
Hays, lawson w 7 + Mason. Goods. waus Biinrsiey'
Preslen, Helms, Cohoou, J Garland, Thompson Upshnr
Baekwal, Jacobs, PaLrou, Wiiohcr, swanson, Miller
Isn, Vsnable Shield, Rlves, Tyler, Hart Mcdowell
LEWIS Alexander, klgore, williams Gstevood, Goodwin,
Hamilton, Moncus Crump, Eppes, Gillespie McCucch Rel
lev, Newton, crocksu, Mcfarland SO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-19

EyP The subscribers will receive per the
ssN-S schooner Richmond Packet, (houry expected
from New York; nearly the whole OF the balance Of
their sprrg importation Of British Dry Goods, ipten
ded ior this market with many choice fancy articles
purchased IN tLat city. When he goods by this
vcssel are received their stock will be the largest oi
frcsh Goods, they have had With view of
inducing the country mefclnn o, who now make their
purchases IN this city, 10 continue do so and to
stop those who have been in the habit of going TO
Philadelphia and New York, they have resoired to
sell, cheap good, can be obtained in any marke,
an The United States, by The pactage piece or smaller
Quantity. Having imported with money a large
proportion of their staple goods aud sold such parts
OF each article, a. they did not think advisable to
send TO thus city. to The joLb,ng merchants Of Se,o
YORK, at a satisfying profit. they think this fact
VIII be sufficient to satisfy every one, that they
execute their resolution and make a profit.
+. 81 T.. JAMES g. CO.
Market Bridge.
n. B.-Retal purchasers will receive most patti-
cniar attention, and prices made low us possible.
up ~ Il. Il Il. j. & co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-19
SAT- iSa1IDIas1r ,SDrings.

ceIeDIaed "alehag place, situated IN The county Of
u Monroe, IN the country OF Virginia,
under the management "i original proprietor The char
acer OF the Salt Sulphur Water has been established
ny the experience % many years, and
manifested by public patronage, extensively dused that
the subscribers deem almost needless enter into an
enume ration of lis medicinal virtues Its oensbe
are sulphur and soda, forming neutral saline mix,ure-su
Per,or 10 any artificial preparatirat pleasant
drink, mild in lis operation, and permanently to The
diseased ]. has proved itself particularly in bilious
and pulmonary complaints and all that require
and govt.
The Circumstance Of its having been resor,ed many
years past by gentlemen Of medical Distinction
various States particularly from the SOUTH whose appreciation
was marked by the repetition of their visits furnishes fat.
tering testimonial of ia valuable medical qualities.
Considerable improvements have been made the
year. and the propretos promise the
that they have heretofore rendered In their
and fare, they yield public establishment Virginia
They respectfully solicit the continuation of public pat.
ronage. ERSklNE g. CARUTHERS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-19

The subscribers will continue the business at their
old stand Sycamore street. 1t would be, perhaps
useless to enumerate the number Of packages, the
variety of names, which fancy and fashion has piyen
TO the different styles OF goods. But we do saw in
the broadest sense of the word that for VARIETY ex
tent and taste III the selection of goods particuary
Tor the Petersburg market, we not surpassed by
any house south OF the Potomac. That we can and
uiH sell as cheap, appears evident. from our hereto
tore numerous customers. We solicit Il continuance
OF their patronage TO the new concern
JAMES KYLE,
II. H. CAPERTON.
~ Always on hand-Bolting Cloths, warranted
equal to any on the continent; Cigars in !, T. and
boxes, OF the most approved brands, pale Sherry and
genuine old Port Wine, in bottles, particularly se
lected for this arket. an 2-2ow6i
Petersburg, LIST April 1881.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-19

NOTICES. virtue of a deed trust executed
subscriber by Nelson Cary, dated 10th Dec $780,
recorded in the Clerks office of H0nrico and Chesterfield will
be sold at auction, Friday, 29h INST, the Springfield Pits
in Henreo several valuable slaves than eleven in
number and quantity of household and kitchen furniture
On Saturday, 3Oih inst the Coal Mines Tavern Ches
erfeld undivided third a tract of land in Chesterfield
adjoining the lands Of Fraucs Hancocks estate
Hancock OF Thomas Depps and of David Sianrd
others, containing about lG0 and fourth OF
named keis-and on Monday, 2nd May next prem-
se' the ueSP red term Of the said Cary pieces land
on the Richmond Dock, leased him by Heath
and Robert Gwathmey for 10 years, from ,3d Feb 1923,
and the other leased TO him by Jacob Lyon for 10 years
1lth March, 1928
The terms will ne cash for all OF $50 less, and
credit OF SIX months fur larger Bonds good
~ VIII be required Of the purchasers The title boev
be pefeciy good but the subscriber selling trustee will only
warrant such title as is in him
The above sales will positively be made appointed
days H. RpODES
u lq-dtis
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-19
LEATHER.

'6NHE subscriber rsspt ctluy announces to the pub.
lc that he has opened a Leather store three
Goors above ~ Bell Tavern where he lnterjs
keeping general assortment Of articles N HIS line
Of business.
lie has now on hand skirtIng harness. soal blac X
and russell bride feathers cbase bag, and horse hide
calf seal and sheep skins, sheep and goat moroccos
lie wishes TO purchase Leather IN the finished nd
unhnshed si6le JAMES MICHAELS
mar 80 2t-dec;i
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-19
THE IMPORTED HORSE.
YOUNG TRUEFLE

WILL stand the ensuing season at bis former
w stand Barboursvlie, in the county of Orange,
lie has been she"n this winter at Richmond m
The presence of hundreds of the best Judges in Vir
gina aud was universally admired for his fine form
lrufne Is sixteen hands high and seven years old,
s e mas proved himself most extraordinary sure
toal gcter. Not one of the eighty odd mares put 10
ber
The season will commence on the 18th February
ahu terminate on the LIST day of July. Terms as
heretofore-Fory dollars to be DISCHARGED bv tbiytv
II paid within the season. Fifty dollars insurance,
and one dollar - the Groom, 10 be paid when the
mare Is brought or taken away. The best and most
extensive PastE'age Is set apart, exclusively for the
mares sent to Tuie; and The mares NAV be fed with
what they viii eat, at twenty FIVE cents day, and
Grooms at the village, u. FIVE dollars month ANY
one putting hive mares with him, the price Of one
Will be renitted. G. w WAGER
for
Gov. BARBOUR.
Barboursvle, Feb. lst 1891 feb 4
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-19
New Paper-Hamgimgs.
Fashionable Lace Goods.

ID II. JENKINS has just opened an extensive
IA. assortment of the following goods;
1000 yards of footing quilting faces, oil widths and
all prices
New patterns thread and bobinett loces, inscrtings
edgings and cap laces
Very wide trimming laccs
Plain white bobbnet lace, very cheap
Rich thread laces for capes, &c. &c.
4 few elegant Brussels lace robes
Lace chemsets, Byron collars caps, caps, cuffs,
&c &c. &c.
Inserting muslin trimmings on thin and thick muslin
Scollop trimmings of all widths
French worked muslin bands
Needle worked caps for ladies and infants
Lace caps, and Crazy Jane caps.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-19
TO THE PUBLIC

'NHE Copartnership heretofore existing under the
firm OF Kyles and Capcrton, expired by li,nr..
ton on the 2!st February last. Those who are IN.
debted TO that concern, must pay
JAMES KYLE,
JOSEPH KYLE,
Il. II. CAPERTON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-19
MICKLE'S OFFICE.
NEW LINE OF COACHES.


Richmond, ScoasUiHe and SLaunton .mpsi Coach
\HlS new line Of Coaches will COM
mence running on Saturday, the I'd day
of April next. II will run 6y Powells, Gooch-
land Court House, Georges, TnsleyviIle Column
bia, Wlnn's tavern, to Scosville thence by
Mount Israel TO New York, where it inter
sects with the line from Charlottesville 10 Suun-
ton; and thence to Lexington and Guyandotte. This
stage will leave Richmond Tuesdays, Thursdays,
and Saturdays, and return Sundays Wednesdays,
and Fridays Thus the Public will have q line of
Coaches six times week through to Stanton and
Guyendotte: VIZ. three times week by Tnsleyvillc
add Charlottesville, and three times by Scottsve and
New York, making daily line from Richmond to
Guyandotte on the Ohio river, Sundays excepted.
The Adore line tcW meet at Georges, the line
running three times a week from Fredericksburg to
tarmvile, Prince Edward Court House, Hanpden
Sidney College, &c. &c. SC which will give TO
the Public IN this section of the State the accommo
dalton they have so long wished for. The ScottsriUc
line will also inersect the line running from Lynch
burg to Charlottesville at Mount Israel.
mar 28-2aw2mc EDWIN PORTER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-19
Hampton Sydney COlIege..

EHNtIB public examination OF the Students m
Hampton Sydney College will commence on
arlday, the 22d day OF April, and close on the
Tuesday following. Parents, Guardians. and Al
persons interested IN the promotion OF Education,
are invited to attend
The semi annual meeting ofthe Bosru Of Trustes,
VIII be held Ut the Philosophical Hall on w ednes.
dsy, the 9th
The public performance will take place on Thurs.
dty, the 28th inst.
az l6-2Je T. p. GUSHING. prs0S.,,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-19
BROADROCK RACES.
SPRING MEETING,


WILL commence the last Wednesday in April,
w the eth proXmo, and continue four days.
LIST dny-two Raccs--a Sweepstake and Poststake
Subscribers to Sweepstuke-mile heats-entrance
S200-half forfeit:
ABNER ROBINSON, JAS W. WISrRRE,
WIN. r. JOHNSTON, IsHIM PUcKErT
Subscribers TO Pootstake--me heats--entrance
SIoO-plav Puy:
Tao. WATSON, THO. d. WATSON,
JNo. MtNGE, JAS. NJ. SELDEN.
WIN r. JOHNSON,
I'd day-Proprletor's Purse S2o0-two mile heats
Sd day-Jockey Club Purse ;5oO--three mile heats
4th day-two races--aunual Poststake and Sweep.
stake.
Subscribers to Posts,ake--two mile hca,s--purse
S225
WIN. r. JoHNsoN, J. HARRIsoS.
JAS NJ. SELDEN, WIN Wy,,r
THo. WATSON,
Subscribers to sweepstukc for 4th day-mile
heats-entrunce $50
Tho. WATSON, VIM BALL,
Tho. GRAVES. Rtcup AnAu.
Tho. d WATSON,
1SlIAM PUCKET,
mar l2--2aw9t PRoPRIEToR.