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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-21

ms Present attack comes through channel nv h h
Iespec' Tor which would not permit me to bo sa6,
nave however, in noticing what could M, na".
.o s,sa'Gd Ms now am endeavoreG TO limit r~s
emily o one hsSo o. 'fdslenee aad if have appar
conduct which his litter i .,ot na,nraIr on ms
my apolosy WI, be fnGu. In the NECESSITY Of sSoy
'ne sa.e OF b. feelings towards me So tbs, ,,
caussS Mne9 influenced hun in The course wic6 I'm
a a' SIR very respectfully Your obro uIaetSt10u'
pnrs,,.> JOHN c. CALHOUN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-21
Not yc, come TO.

THE LEGISLATURE.--On Saturday, the
House having, in Committee of the Whole, gone
through the Loan Bill an attempt was immediately
made in the House, by Mr.. Goode, to postpone it
indefinitely, which proposition he supported at length
declaring himself utterly opposed TO the principle of
borrowing money to carry on improvements lie
was supported III these views, by Messrs Knox and
JOnes--both of whom OBJ eced 20 the principle Of
loans the former prcferring recourse TO direct
taxation, If the people required the construction Of
improvements beyond the adequacy OF the funds
already provided the latter, viewing them as in
fact, but another mode OF taxing orc part of the
Commonwealth for the benefit of another, comparing
them in this, to the Tarig, so much rcprobated-anG
contcndng that nothing but the public safety, justi-
fed The anticipation in this way Of the resources of
the Republic.
The motion was very warmly opposed by Messrs.
Mason of Frederick, Gnolson. Venab!c Preston,
Garland Of Nelson, Tcrrll, Anderson Of Botetouri,
Williams of Shenandoah, and Caldwcll--oD the
grounds that the bill had been placed in Committee
Of the Whole in obnoxious, and even odIous
shape ts friends, by lacking to IL many schemes
Of local Improvement, which ought to be effected by
the ordinary means, and which unworthy to be
considered State Improvomcnts--,hat the enemies OF
the loan, had contributed to pvt the bill III a shape
which ensured It's rejection by the House, and the
disapproboon Of tho country--lhat it was Liberal
while it was IN tbs imperfect condition to get rid Of
the subject by side wnd-thal the obvious nccessi.
ty of improving the State rcccding from its elevated
station in the Union for want OF Internal Improve
ment, AM the loud call upon the General Assembly
made by The people, to DO something, demanded that
| the friends Of this should he permitted the
opportunity Of putting 1t IN form, which they
thought the most perfect aud which shouldn't force
even the most Jealous advocates OF Improvement &c
vote against the Loom Blk, as they would be com.
PEELED tp do III It's present unacceptable shape. Ap-
peals made to Mr.. Gocde to withdraw his motion
but tina; gentleman was too experienced Parliamou,
tartan, to forego the advantage gvQn to those against
any enlarged system Of state Improvement, by re
framing To- press is motion, a, the instant, when ia,
bill, 10y the righteousness OF friends, and the dex
trous management Of cncmiss, was precisely in tina
shape when perhaps one man in tho House, woul,
vote for H. rs friends Of improvement we avail our
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No, i.
General Jackson to Mr. Calhoun.

GENERAL Jackson to Mr. Calhoun.
May so 1880.
hanued me this morning just Us | was going to
chnfch, aud at course was not read until returned
reSretIo hu- that you have en'Iraiy mistaken
my note of the IS instant. There IS no part of il
winch calls IN question either your conduct or
your motives IN the case alluded to- Motives
are to be inferred from actions, and iudpad OF
by our God lthud been intimate TO me many yea
ago, that 1t was you, and not Mr. Crawford who had
been secretly cndeavoring TO destroy my reputation
These lnsinaations indignantly rGpeed. upon the
ground thas yai!, ~ all letters to me- protested
TO be my personal friend and approved eaire&y NV
conduct IN relation 10 the Seminole campaign /
had too exalted an opinion OF your honor and frank
ness, 10 believe for one moment that you could be
capable OF such deception Under the Influence OF
these freddy feelings (Which always ente.taincd
Tor YOU when was presented with copy of Mr.
Orewiords letter, with hat !rankness whichever has
and hope c9sr val chatecterize my conduct con
sidered 1t DAG 10 YOU, uBd the rricnny relations
winch had always existed betw cen u.s. 10 Law #
lorthw!th before you, and ask If the statements
contained IN that letter could be true | rcpe,t |
had right TO believe that you were my sincere friend
anu, uniil now, never expected to have occasion TO
say OF you, IN the language of Cesar, IL Ia y uts
Inc evidence which has brought 20 his con
ciusion Is nbundantly contained in your letter no,y
before mo. In your and Sir Cray lords dispute have
no interest whatevr-; bat II may come necessary
Tor ne hereafter, when | shall have more leisure
ana the documents at hand, to place the subject IN
lis proper light to notice the historical facts and ref
erenc"s m your co nmuncatlOn. which will give
very different view of lhis subject
IL Is duo to myself however, II state thai the
kno Wedge Of the Executive documents and orders
IN my possession Will show concusiyely that | had
authority for all did, and that your explain" 90
my powers, as declared tn Governor Eibb show
your own understanding of .nem Your le,ter IN
me of the Goth, handed to-day, aud now before me,
- inc Nrst IN lmation to that VJu ever cn,er-
tanned any other opinion or view OF them. Your
conduct, words, actions and letters, | have evnr
thought, show this. Understanding you now. no rrr.
thrr communication with you cn his subject Is neccs
sarv. - 'SN'
i have the honor to be, ve!y respectfully,
Your most obedent servant,
ANDREW JACKSON.
To the Hon. J. &. CALuoUY
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NOTICE The snnua meeting ui thc LichRi nd
~ Ljbydry Society, VIII be held n th. ID ors
Room Of the Bank IT Virginia on Monday '8' o.
stunt, at Z o'clock, A VI when pnuc...l l''cai nee
of The members Is earnestly requested
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NV YoRR. Fob. n . CLOCK. p NJ

NV f0Ek, Fob Y 2 -cT0CE- 7 VI
hJuycd Slip FLORIDA. Tukjau from Liverpool, Jan. l.,
and tauis E1l 5,n Cossed the Banks vt Ncv ioundaud
l.t, aud the -s'h LAT % 5Ouu Co. when en-
Cuuulcfeda gale from ~ " which continued numbcr
OF days. and dove rs fit $. as LAT. y
The Hlyw packet ship 'cuy w, announced below.
Her day Of sailing January ls lfshe sailed that day
she does bring
TtE MAEkEr-Flaseed can he had At So IS To day.
clean, buyers Coycsced 10 cts, nrruvemeu Flour
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u To enable Us To meet the demand on our col
umu1, the Country Wing Nh be issued thrice this
wccL--on to-day, "Wednesday aud Friday
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-21

CE5- No Washington Baltimore Alexandra papers were
received by the Northern mail Yesterday As the New lris
aud other parcs due, came presume mail bag must
have been f.sscu;
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u See first page, for Ship News and new Adyor-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-21

This, understand he iii, Pennsylvania Law upon tho
subject
t. Just pass law 10 take the OF the people upon
the pupuey Of passing The law question, the cleo
llOns-if you no, HING to 60 farther.
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] have the honor to be, very respectfully,
Your most obedIent servant,
ANDREW JACKSON.
To the Hon. J. {. CALHOUN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-04
PIED MONT
STAGE NUUTEs
- @Eg;e'! 9:
Feb. 10

n caves Washington AT noon on Tuesday,
N Thursday and saturday passes through
the counties of Fai,fax, Prince William. Fa,i-
quier, Cuipeper, Mddison, Orange, Atdemdrle,
Nelson, Amherst, 10 Lgnehbafg-
through Campbell aud Patsyioaaia 10 Dan
riLe, and thence to Salem, North Carolina
AT which place it intersects the Line to the
Gold, Region. aud the Line 10 Columbia, Au-
gustd Miited, eUilie, &c.
Time to DanUiite distance of 268 miles,
three aud halt days. Fare, eighteen dollars.
This route branches at Lynchblng and rms
to SALEM. Va. at which place il ntersecis the
Nouey Line TO Tennessee, .9iabamd. &c.
Distance from Washington 10 Salem, pirgi.
MIA, 253 miles. Time, 81 days, fare SIT %.
From Lynehburg the Subscriber also owns
Line to tho Virginia Watering Places, travel
led altogether in ine day time distance lO3
miles. Fare, 80 SO.
From Washing ton TO Columbia. by my route,
the distance is 624 milts--by Richmond Sly
miles. To augusta TO MilLedgerilte sc. the dis
lance by my route is nearer than that by Rich
monJ. to From six 10 nine hours allowed
for sleep for each night The accommodations
are believed to be good throughout j; but the
best accommodations to Danviie, 10 Salem,
Va. aud the Watering Place. are provided by
WIN. SMilH Cuipeper, {. H. Va.
Nav Al *
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rEyIIE Races over the Rocky Mount Coor.s
siil commence On Thursday the 22d day
u September, and continue three days, free
Tor any horse. mare or gsiding.
The first dsy--two mile heats for Sc0O-en
trance $l6.
The second day-miis heats for the pYoprie.
tor's pure --.ntrsnce $40.
The third day--a swespstake race one mile
ami repeat--eutranoe $25. Oae already en-.
tered aud ssversl others Ia training for this
raes.
The cash will he pu, up by the proprietor
WITHOUT discount.
The rules ofibe Rocky Mount Course, which
are similar to those OF the New Market Course,
10 govern.
The track will be 10 fine order, and the pro
prietor he prepared 10 accommodate all for
eign horses UiM good stables, old grain and
Jodder. lie has also enlarged bis buildings and
will be enabled 10 accomD odate all who may
think proper TO call on him,
u will he noticed that the racing over the
Rocky Mount Cour'e commences the week at
ter the races at Liberty. AMI be week before
the races at HALIFAX, sffording sufficient time
10 gentlemen uf the turf to attend each Many
ino horses from the lower country are expec-
ted, aud 1ne spnri anticipated
THOMAS HALE, Proprietor.
July %
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Executors sale of real Estate.

RbURSUA>T TO the last will and testament
h Of George Cofrr, deceased, will proceed
to sell. on Thursday the / 81 DAY of September
neat, at the residence of Josinh L. Cofer on Tho
premises, part the tract ofland belonging TO
George Cofer. deceased, containing about 500
acres. This land lies in Bedford County, ad-
joining the land OF Cept. Joseph Slaughter,
Robert e. Sieptoe and others. IL is consii.
cred very valuable, having on it good pro-
portion OF wood land, and small comfort able
dwelling house II is in the vicinity of n good
mill, and surrounded by fine neIghtorhood.
aud within twelve miles of Lynchburg. The
land will be shown any one wishing to view il
by Capt. Joseph Slaughter, josiah Z. Cofer OF
the subscriber.
The terms will be one, two and three wears
credit, the purchaser giving bonds with appro
we'd personal security, and a deed OF trust en-.
the land TO secure The payment.
BALDA MCDANIEL, Exo'r.
Jolly 81. ids
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LAND FOR SALE.

IT Wish 10 sell . tract OF land lying ~ Am-
u herss county. four miles from The Court
house. on Buhaloe River, adjoining the lands
Of Col Pierce, MIR. Thos. AppIing aud others.
containing one hundred and seventy acres.
nearly one bsIfin woods. part OF which is fret
rate tobacco land. This land IS al the best
quality 10 that neigbborhood. the dwelling
bouse Is very comfortable one. 3 rooms below
with porch. two rooms above stairs. two good
stone chimneys, aud is certainly one of The
handsomesi situations in Amherst county, COM
Portable out houses, a good apple orchard and
sbounds with The best Of springs. Mr. John
Ddlard 10 the neighborhood, or Mr.. Gideon
Gooch. ~ho lives on the place, will shew il to
any person wishing TO purchase. Terms &c
eommodsting as am anxious 20 sell and would
take IA exchange lands in Ohio.
L. TIMBERLAKE.
Feb 10 ids
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Domestic Goods, &c,
Notice.

ln} ENG DESTROYS TO move to the west I wish
- TO rent OCT the plantation th at live on q,
the present lime, formerly the property of Mi
cajah Lyncb, Dec. about four miles from
Lynchbuts, on Buttons creek, Immediately in
the fork OF the Turnpike and Wards road
inns plantation IS sufficient to work ten hsnds
and now IN good order for cultivation. &, is no,
surpassed by any high land plantation ia This
section, and from its convenience 20 marke,
and many other advantages it has TO most o.
Their places in this section, is we'll worthy The
attention Of any person tina. wishes to rent,
July7.
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500 CUNTS REWARD.

HANAW Az from the subscriber, ON The
23d iostani, JOSEPH X. MURREL and
JONATHAN PETERS, indented App en,ices
10 tbr Cabinet making business. Murrei is
about Ave feet eight inches high, dark hair
aud eyes. 10 years of aee-he plays on the
clerionett. and endeavours To assume the gen'le.
man in his manners. Peters Is Is years Of age,
ave feet six inches high, and when spoken to
seems rather sulen. II Is expected thar they
will endeavour TO get employ somewhere
in the west. All persons arc hereby forwarned
agains, harbouring or employing them. under
the penalty oi the law. will give the above
reward fur th delivery TO me, or taT Their
being secured SO that ee, them again.
ALoNSoN WINSTON, c. Mixer.
July %. Nv
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Move Wme.

q IL kinds Of Move Wire. eonsiani'y 90
IA hand, OF wsye 20 su,i any patterns loI
Rollips Screens. Wheat Fans. nc. Also. Nil
Brands, Tobacco Bands. nod basss cal On
Tobacco Screws. Alec. W."i-eard'ns Ms-
chinsry, together with Tavern, ccari.hoase or
Church Belle, warranted 10 have gpot tones.
ALEC. Copper and Tn Ware, ot al .sei IpIians,
wholesale Or retail SOLD al the Lowest nsices
possible, by W.BUhD.
Aug. !. -
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n HEREBY cautiorttbe psbiie fIon receiy-
! ing an assignment OF bond given 10 the
Trustees OF J. g. J. Mercy NJ Ids. for thc sum al
$50 SO. Said Boad was given for articles pur.
ch ased at the sale by said Trustees, which arii-
cles never have hesn delivered, and are s,ill 10
the hands vi NlcRsypolds. Tue Subscriber
therefore does NOT teel himself bound to pay
said boni. WOOD JoNE9, Gn1didn
of Geo. ". Jones.
5uly % lm
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S25 REWARD.

RUNAWAY. on the 25th OF June last, from
HI my plantation, at TurbyflIe's ferry, on
che Catawba river, in the southern part OF
Irsdell county, tNo,th Carolina my nulalto
man, named A BRAHAM, bui who some-
times calls himself Lowry. or Ahram Loar,
He IS nearly forty years OF age. about feet s
or 10 inches high round shouldcrrd. has nun
Der VI scars in the left side of rs neck. made
with lancet, for the Scrofula. II is though
shat said Abrain has a FREE pass, which. II
found with him, wish hept.A reward of ten
dollars will be given for his apprehension aud
confinement in any jail in Nor,h Caroline u,
fifteen dollars il placed in any jail in any other
State ,or twenty Eve dollars If delivered 10
me, a, my house, alter having been taken in
spy State except North Carolina
JOHN MAYHEM.
rredsu co. IN. CO. July 20. 4w
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A.aw SCHOOL,.

" ME subscriber intends opening, next fall
81 aLaw School, in the town OF Staunto:e
be continued permanently. if adequate encour-
ageme M should be received. The mode OF
instruction will be course Of Lectures and
study, and fr quenl examinations. In order
to devosethe greater part of his time TO the
proposed school, he will, from its commence
men', coohne his practice 10 the Court of APP
peals al Lewisburg. and the Federal and Cir
cut Superior Courts in Stauptop. The hrsl
session will begin on the LIST of October, and
continue until the lst of July next following,
without 'niermission, except during the terms
OF he Federal and Circuit Superior Courts.
IN e tuition lee per session. will be seventy-hye
dollars. fersons DESTROYS of becoming pupils
Will please communicate the fact TO the subscrl
Der, oy letter, as soon as practicable ana
prompt attention will be gwen to the inquiries
winch they may think proper 10 a,ake.
BkISGOEG G. BALDWIN
Stanton, May 6. VITA.
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.lAS,,MV VAL

- HE subscribe, has aiken the Bell Tavern
HI at Nelson Court House, (Lovings on,)
where he is now ready TO receive all persons
who may favor him With their company, and he
pledges hinIselfto use every eAertiou 10 give
the most general sailsfa ciion.
His house is situated near the Couri-House,
and is large ard coinmodious. HIS stable is OF
brick, aud calculated to hold from iolty to 6Gy
horses,--this is likewise plenuiully supplied
with grain, fodder, &c. which. with the auen-
ION Of good and faithful servants, he Eaters
oimsslf will eDthle HIM TO patronage.
]. b. STOUT.
Nelson G. II Oct 81. 10
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THRUSH SAFE.

ID Y visine oftwo seversi d~eds of ttT,,
ND exeeuted 90 the subscriber by George
Boyd, the frsf bearing date the 3etn day OF
November, 1880. aud the other the 9Th day Of
December, 1880, both OF which s,e dolly re-
corded ia the Clerks Office Of The Gounty
Court OF Campbell. for the pprposes therein
expressed. viz TO secure deii dae DAstj H..
Boy d, I shall, on Ne,lne.day The 5i.s 'ias OF
August. 1884,, beforr he dnof Of Bssd's Iar.
err. N the Town Of New London, ~ the cooniy
Of Campbell proceed 10 sell, 10 the highest
bidder, for cash, the following property con.
veyed BY said deed. 10 wi the following
Slaves. Squire, a Blacksmith, John. a Bs.k-
smiih, Jeany, her four children, 10 wit Mary,
Lucy, Billy, and Carter. Possam Jack, Jesse,
Peggy aud Robin.--Also, the following proper
~, 10 wit beds, beds,eais aud iuioiture. 10
windsor chairs. 2 cows and calf grey coll,
side board, D secreisry, ] large gilt looking
gloss, VEN tables. all claims upon the esia'e OF
James Boyd. deed, OF the couoiy OF Lancaster,
State OF Pennsylssnla, which are now due, or
NAV hereafter az ctue 20 the said George Boyd,
Acting as Trustee. shall only convey such
title 10 the foregoing property, as 10 vested IN
me BY said deeds.
h. w. RiSQUE, Trustee.
Auc tbs
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Education.


TNHE subscriber respectfully informs the
- public that he has opened SCHOOL in
LyDchbufg for the ins ruction OF youth, in the
ianSuageS-the sciences as far as they sts
taughf IN any ofthe preparation schoois--& al
the branches OF ltarning necessary for a Goa,
piete English education. lie has obtained the
Masonic Italian his School is now in oper
ton.
II is the subscribers intention 10 esia' l.h bis
school permanently in Lynchturg, il sufficient
patronage he afforded ojusiity lis continuance
aho he nopes that the experience he has had
together with his Differentiation 10 devote ii
Time exclusively To his business, v Ill entite him
TO share OF the patronage OF the public. The
sessions OF The school will Consist OF 3 months
Al the end of each session there will be a pub
nc examination Of the pupils---when parengs
are respectfully invited 10 attend
TERMS.
English an Mathematical, $40 the SEES
Lat'a and dGfeek, SI5 do.
Application can be made 10 Flelch,r& 10
Ter, or 10 the subsci iber.
J. p. GOD FREY.
=. Bofeiourt, county June 1881.
MI Joseph 7. Godfrey has taush hi a scbou
IN our nele hoourbood for several wears pa,
anu me subscribers, who have mad In.l
children under his care, take pleasure IN
stating That they have been entirely satisfied
win me progress Of his pppil's and m eAp.eS-
sung the'r belief that he is eminen,y well quail
lheo 10 act as a teacher--iliat 10 sddiuou 10 his
requirements III The languages and in science,
SO lar as II IS taught in The preparatory schools,
ue possesses tne quality, somewhat / are. Of
oeVo,ea attachment to The profess on he has
adopted, EDWARD WATTS
w. C. BOWER,
J. WRITTEN,
JAS McCLANAHANs
Sune ~ 2tw4w
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s2fGlSnlrGyas

-
S@NYiLL be sold, on FRIDAY the 10th August
.VS next, az tue late residence OF John Bow.
ing, dec in the county OF Amhersi. all
me per'shahle property belonging 10 the said
o' ceased, consisting OF Household and Ktef.
en- Furniture, PLANTATION Utensils, and stock
oil Cattle and Hogs. Also, a very likely family
oil negroes, Consisting OF a woman aud lhree
boys very likely. Tbs terms OF sale viii be II
months for sums over FIVE doliars .-by the pnr-
chaser giving bond g. approved security. Un-
der hye, cash will be required.
WILLIAM l.. BOWLING,
Administrator OF john Bowling. dfc'd.
VI All persons having claims against ne
estate OF John Bowling. decesseJ, w,l.p4easr u
present them to me, well authenticate. IL, re
18th oil August, that | may msae ariisfa.
men's TO discharge them-and all hose lua-i-
ted to tue estate will please make payne: az
no longer indulgence can BE- given
VILLA VI L. BOWLING
July 81. IDS
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FRESH DRUGS,
M Edo INES &C.
II r. s. j. T.. ROYALL Lav


. iu.i received from Philadelphia.
Patent Itch Ointment, highly celebrated
Preston salts
Durable Ink, handsomely put up
Oil OF Lemon
Best olive Oil
Oh ofUugaonm
Florida Wafer, m elegant article
Silver male Catbeters
do Female do
Flexible male do
Compound Fluid Extract Of Sarsapstilla
Bieaehed Sponge, a nav and superior article
Best do
Ground Logwood
Glass Jars. assorted sizes
Together with many other articles, which we
will sell low. Our stock is general aud will be
kept up by frequent arrivals. Our friends a,e
respectfully invited TO call aud examine our
stock. j.. IL j. L. ROYALL
July ls u
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N E give the highes, cash price for wbr.,
w delivered at the Lynchbufg Nils,
KYLE Il BORLAND
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good situation for a T'ailor

"A Soou olludtiOn iOf a dllor
A YOUNG NAN who can come well 70.
~ commende withliheral paironaee. ia a
wealthy and ibckly settled ne,pibo,I,ood
looard aud house rem. extremely low A.
dress Postmaster. Goose Creek, Bedford coo, .
ty, Va. '''
July 81. &,
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r17HE RACES wdl Commence Mt Liberty on
a Tuesday the 18Th day Of September, and
continue days, Tree for any. horse, mare or
geldng.
TheGfst day, mile heats, for $500, entrance
$40.
The second day. 3 mile heats. Tor the balance
Of the Jockey c ub Purse, say $500 entrance
1926.
Third day, mile heats, for the Proprie.or's
Put-., entrance $40.
Fourth day S"eeps'ake race Ia expected
entrance $50, ! mile and repeat.
fire. rate saddle will he run for on tho eve
n'De OF ea6h days race.
The Cash Will be put At the usual discount.
The Rules Of the New Market Course 10 GO
yoru.
lie rack will be in fine order. First rate
stables and iter provided, gratis, rs hereto
'nT", by the proprietor, aud every comiorl for
thos" who bring horses from distance aud
they are particularly invited.
WILLIAM TERREY. { Propr-
Y. N. OLIVER. etors.
Liberty, Bediotd {. H. July H. 1881
July III ohl3S
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JOHN G. SHELTON.
TAIIWRn

one door dbors Mr. G. b. Iaie,s and a..
Or. Holrel Davies's, 0Ip0at:
EorEeIFoLLY informs his f,;.,
customers and the public een,rs,, mandF,
ne mas JUS returned from the cities a., hst
nho rnhsdeiphia, where he spent som. ,' OK
10 purchasing stock of Splendid Goods l',as
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