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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-08-18
GENERAL SYNOD
OF THE UTHER4. CHURCH
~ TIE UNITED safes.

~ he UaVTI III 81 10.
FEsHE clerical and lay-delegates appointed
q by the different district Synods, are re
quested to assemble at Frederick, MARY land,
On the 50th day, and last Sunday Of Octo-
Der next As This Synod will be called upon
TO transact business Of vital importance to
the Church, advisory brethren viii be cheer
fully received, il due iniol nation of their IN
tention to be present be given to the sub
scrlber DAVID +. SCH1EFFER,
Secretary Of the g. 5. IN The u. S.
July IA, 1881
9y-N, Is Printers throughout the L. s.
are most respectfully requested to insert this
notice, and the n. b We are very grateful
to those who upon former occasions, attend
ed to our request, in which many OF their
subscribers are interested.
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pRICK FOR SALE The subscriber
E-B has Just finished burning, and offer for
sale. kiln of choice BRICK, among them,
the best paving brick ever offered for sale in
this country MICHAEL SEiDERl.
July %. 1881.
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Besides many OF 5UU, IUU, &c.
Ipitoie tichets slo. shares IN proportion.
81 Orders Tor Tickets N the above Mag
niicent Scheme promptly aud conlldentlaiiy
attenUed to ii addressed 10 CLARKE s
COOK 4 Agents icI Yates y NJ Iniyr re, W hesl
ing, Va who have sold more Capital Prizes
Ia the same tine than any vender IN the Uni-
ted States. AS tckets are generally scarce
III these large schemes, OIL ders should be sc nj
as early as possible.
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A PRENTICE WANTED--A boy Of
IA from 10 to Is years oil age, will be Ia
ken as an apprentice to learn the House Join
ers business. He must be u good character
July IS, 1881. GEORGE DOLL.
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kyEW SPRING < SUMMER GOODS.
~ james g. WiHianl NJ Riddle inform
their friends and the public, that they have
just received and finished opening, large
and we'll selected supply of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
Of every description, among which are the
following articles: super Blue, Black aud
Brown Cloths, Summer Cloth and Brown
Camblet for coats. N,e' MIA, Rouen and Me-
rino Cassimeres, - white ard brown Linen
Drilling, Plain and Striped Satteen. elbow
Nankin, Plttsburs Cord, Bro Denim & stout
Linens, Irish Linen, Linen Cambria, Vaien
Ella and Marsellles Vesting, GAUGE, Zephyr
and Adrianople Scarfs and Handkls Grape
Royal, Grape de Leon and Pongees, Black
Lutestring, Gro de Indies and Satin Levan-
tine, Black and Cbangeahle Gro oe Naples,
Gauze Ribbons and Bonnet trimmin 5, Cling
harms, Callcoes and Camhrics, Le.horn and
punishable Bsnnets, together with general
assortment of Hardware, Queensware, Gro
ceries and Stationery, all Of which they re
specially invite their customers and the pub
lie to call and examine, as they will be sold
on accommodating terms.
Martinsburg, May 10, 1881.
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% FIFTEEN DOLLARS RE-
ftlT-f WARD-Strayed OF stolen from
SRTl the pasture OF MIR John hiong,
VSk2Nas4sx on Tuscarora, two miles from
Wa. ,nsD., s, en- Saturday night 18th ult. a
BAY HORSE, four years old, about l5s
hands high, three black legs, and his
fore left Lee is Of greylsh colour from the
knee down, has small star IN his forehead,
on his left side where the saddle goes, there
is small light mark about the size of halt
dollar, resembling saddle mark. bu' is not;
on close examination, he has seine white
hairs on his body; shsd before with steel toe
shees-he has no other marks or brand about
him. will give Fifteen Dollars Reward To
any person who may take up and return saio
horse to me, or give information so that imay
get him again. purchased said horse from out
drove seme time back and have reason TO
think he is not stolen, but strayed-ohould
be be stolen, will give a reward OF thlrly
dollars for the recovery OF the horse and con
vlctlon OF the thief
THOMAS F. KINSEL.
Trlv IA I92Ie
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* EINER'S AXES, &cN!!--I have just
- received supply of AXES, made ny F.
Seiner, Hagerstown, Md warranted These
axes are so much esteemed where they have
heen used that no others have been able to
supplant them. Also some good TWlLLED
BAGS. W.T.. COMPTON.
August q 1881.
n. B. The highest price given for any
quantity of clean FLAX SEED w. L e.
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THUBIIC SALE WIN be sold, by pub
lie auction, at the residence of the sub
scriher, in Jefferson county, 10 miles from
David Moore's Blacksmith shop, on Thurs
day tas 18th Of .iugust neat. all OF bis Perssn
al property. consisting Of valuable Mich
Cows and Young Cattle; number OF Hogs
Farming Utensils, such as Ploughs, Harrows
&c; 500 bushels Of Corn, more or less,
great variety Of Household and Kitchen Fur
niture. among which are good Feather Beds
Bedding. Bedsteads. Tables, Chairs, Bureaus
Desk, Cupboard, &c. together with nnmeer
Of articles not necessary to parscusarizes, "A
credit &c one year and four months will be
aivep the purchaser, on all sums over five
dollars, npon giving bond with approved Sc.
CURLY; under that sum, cash. Sale will be-
JAMES HENDRICKS.
July %. 1881.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-08-18
EYILLS AND LAND FOR SALE

RE ILLS AND LAND FOR SALT
I'VE wish TO sell my MILLS and fifty acres
Of LIND, at the Mouth Of Opequen Greek,
Also, a FARM Of two hundred acres of land
near thu Mouth of Ope9uon, with cemiorta-
bic buildings and the land IN good state OF
cultivation. Possession will be given of the
Mills at any time, and Of the Farm on the
first day OF April next. If not sold by the
first day Of October next, will be offered at
public sale, on the premises. Terms will be
made to suit purchasers. Good paper or
Negroes will be taken IN part.
JAMES FORMAN.
.Msath Of Ope1lion, July 81, IeS1.--u
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nOMESIIC GOODS.--3-4, and 4
kI brown MuSlins. "a, IS. A 4 and Cd
beached do. Striped and furniture Cotton;
Bleached and brown Cotton DnIhngs; Bel
tickings. Plttsburg Cords; Cotton Yarn, from,
No 10 ~; Candle Wick. &c just received
snd for sale by HOGMIRE & BOYD.
June 80, 1891.
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HONVFYANCING- The undersigned
W may be found in bis Office Che Clerk 5
Office Of the county court of Berkeley at al
times, Sundays accepted, from eight o'clock
in the mor%ig until four in the evening, rea
dy to write Deeds Of Bargain and Sale, Trust
Deeds, Agreements. Leases, &c for all per
sons wanting such business done.
HARRISON WAITE
Mariinsbung. July 7, 1881. IF
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SADDLING.-The sub
scrlber respectfully in
forms the public dat he
still carries on, at his old
establishment, near the
Market House, the Sad
ding business, in all its
various branches. liav-
ing lafrlE been To Raiii.
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GsAUTI0Nl-H Having sustained very SER
u Gus injury from trespassers on my Lot
in Martinsburg, such as stealing my fruit,
tramping under fost vegetables Of all kinds.
has determined noe TO submit 10 it no longer
now give fair warning to all such persons
in future that the law shall be put in its most
rigid terms against all such, who may, Inrhe
least particular. be caught on my premises
in an unlawful way
SAMUEL SLYER
Martinsb,rg, July 81, ls3l3t
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VETO FARMERS AND THE LOVERS
4 OF GOOD PLOUGHS Having sup
piled my friends with first rate Grain Ora
dies. I am now prepared to furnish the Far
mers Of Berkeley, Jefferson.
and Frederick counties. with ~>eA.
choice PLOUGHS. will 80 -,gsN -
insure them to be equal to sfssa+s 1890 rs
any made in the State, and the materials el
ths best kind. Being determined to deserve
patronage, I.will spare neither expense OF
pains to make my work good.
JACOB NJ GARDNER.
Martins burg, July %. 1881.
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NOTICE Those who became purcha
q y sers at the sale of the personal proper
~ of John s. Seibert. deceased, are notified
that their respective obligations fell due on
the 25th last month, and that prompt pay
ment must be made, as il is the intention Of
the undersigned to bring the estate to spec
dy settlement Persons who placed ac-
counts, &c in the hands of the decd in bis
lifetime 10 collect as a Constable, will call
and lift the same forthwith
HENRY J SEIBERT, Err.
Berkeley county, July 81, ls3l-3t
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NOTICE All per. ons having claims
~ gainst the estate of Alexander Mason
decd, are requested to bring them forward
properly authenticated for settlcment-and
all persons indebted 10 the estate are request
ed to make immediate payment, as am de
termined to settle the estate as speedily as
possible JACOB MYERS, .9dmr
August 4, 1881. de boRoS as's
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aIssonbTreN oriPARTNERsFnP.

nfSSOLBT0N OFlPARTNERSHiP.
EB The co partnership heretofore existing
in the Milling business under the name and
firm Of Wsislhms f. Wright, will expire on
Monday the 25th inst. All persons having
Grain. STUFF, &c. in the Mill, viii please call
Immediately and receive the same Those
indebted 10 the Mill, arc notified to make
prompt payment, as no indulgence viii be
given. HENRY MELonhaNc,
JESSE WRIGHT.
Jolly Of, l53l9t
30 900 BUSHELS WHEAT WANTED
~ VIE subscribers having leased the Bed
Il ington Mills, for term Of years, will,
at all times, be prepared 10 give CASH, and
tho highest market price, for WHEAT; and
TO grind for customers in the usual way. and
always will be prepared to exchange Flour
for Wheat. They hope by paying strict at
tention to business, they will receive lbe
raj share oil public patronage.
b & I DARBY.
Bsdington .Wilis, July 81. 1881 st
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-12-08
DOMESTIC
Prom 1e Sciofo (OhoJ Ca,ene.
EFFECTS OF TIE CANAL.

The effects Of the canal upon the
the country have already been sensibly
felt since il has been opened to this
place. II has reduced the price Of
salt from eighty seven to fifty cents
per bushel. II has reduced the rate Of
carriage on every article imported
from abroad in correspon ding ratio.
II has advanced the price Of flour from
three, to four dollars per barrel, and
wheat from forty, to sixty five cents
per bushel. 1t has created a market
and demand for every surplus pro.
duction, both Of the soil and the me
chanic arts, which our country can
furnish, at a fair cash price. IL has
been the tneans and the medium Of i'm
Producing here great variety Of hu-
man comforts, which were befor e
measurably excluded on account of
their bulk and the cost Of transporta.
tion:-Such as the various production.
of the Sea and the Northern Lakes
the fruits of the tropical climate, SC.
&c. II has infused u general spirit of
industry and enterprise into our coun
try friends: raised the price Of their
lands and :heir labour. and induced a
common disposition to improve the
state of agriculture.
In this town it's effects have already
been no less astonishing. Ii is daily
bringing here m frnnsitu, or to settle
among Us. respectable foreigners: ma
ny OF whom are direct from Europe
1t mas raised the price OF real estate
and opened a ready market for il. IL
has increased the business and hustle
OF the town at least fiy per cent II
has created taste for improvement mt in
building which will result in our pre-
sentlng to strangers one Of the hand
soonest and most thrifty interior cities
west OF the mountains. These eviden
ces OF general thrift, rot only among
our commercial citizens, but also n
mong the industrious artizans of the
place, are, perhaps, the best common
taries upon the wisdom and forecast of
the canal policy which we can Offer
They go to establish clearly, this great
leading fact in political economy: that
industry ADD enterprise can always
he commanded in every community,
whenever the motive and the reason
tor their united action are sufficiently
powerful to call them forth.
These are some Of the advantages
which have been reapt from the con.
struction Of this great internal COM
municatlon in the heart Of Ohio. There
are others Of still greater magnitude
and OF more enduring interest which
await its completion to the Ohio river.
and which will increase pari possu.
with the rapid growth Of the whole
Uesf, and the annual development Of
its vast resources.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-12-08
From The Missouri Republiean.

Uhere is THE Hest PA few wears
since, the inhabitant Of our Atlantic
cities was accustomed to speak of our
town. ST. LOUIS as being the remote
point Of civilization-the dumping OF
place" in the great Valley Of the Mis-.
sIssIppi-beyond which no man in his
right mind. and having a clear con.
science, would think Of adyepturinR
What q transformation has been effect .
ed! Now we begin TO think Of our
city as soon TO be the centte-perhap.
the eapital-of this extensive conCede
racy. For hundreds Of miles TO "the
West" OF Us, the land teens with in.
habitsnts. The hand Of industry is
there. Comforts and Injuries abound.
a vigorous communication 10 kent On
between ourselves and "these remote
parts" as we are already accustomed
To term them. Ii 10, indeed, impossi
bic to put any limit TO this spirit Of ad u.
venture. Even now, the formation Of
settlement at the mouth Of the Co.
lumbia river, is regarded as 80 entirely
feasible that many persons have en-.
listed in the enterprise. Space seems
about to be annihilated BY the exer.
tons Of the hardy pioneers Of our
western settlements.
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INV ORLEANS. soy II

The laboreTs, engaged at Philadel.
phia lor the excavation OF the canal,
arrived on Saturday last, and made a
mast uniav0rable debut IN our city
They had barely been two hours in
port, when, we are informed, they
'naltfeated the captain and crew Of the
vessel which conveyed them here
HE seamen now IN port took q part, il
would seem, in the concern. and many
Ut the laborers received ample evidence
OF Jacks system Of retaliation. Crack
ed crowns and streaming noses were
the poftlon Of more than one iuckless
wight Be-
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WOODSTOCK, DEC.

"oObSi oCht DEC. 1.
4 negro man, the property Of Col.
Enos Mckay Of Page county, was tri
ed at Lursy on Monday last, and SEN
fenced to whipping and transports.
ton, for committing Q violent aud
unprovokcd assault, with inten, to
kill, upon q Miss Mcdaniel Of that
neighbourheod. The affair occur
ed at . late hour Of the night, az the
fellow was reforming from q huskine,
and such was the alarm and constc:-
nation, oecasioned by the cries Of the
sfrighted family, that the iahs bi,ant.
OF the neighbour God were quickly
aroused from their slu IN ers, and as
the Southampton tragedy was upper.
most in the mind Of evey oue, they
expected TO witness ell its horrs,s
acted over again 10 their peaceful
valley. The ei,izens Of Lursy re-
msiHed under arms until the mex,
morning, when il was ascer,ained
that the whole affair was confined 10
the solitary instance of ASSAULT a.
bovs stated. .SeufiusL
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SIXTY MILEs o, TIE RAIL ROAD oPpN

SIXTY MII-RS ~ T1IG Raj. ROAD OPPN
F,v~ hhe Bdihmore .far-iccn. D-c. q
We enjoyed tho qualification yes
terday OF Witnessing the interesting
ceremony Of the formal opening Of the
Baltimore and Ohio Rail road 10 FIRE.
derrick, aud, after dining there, of re
turning home last night. having in the
interval performed a journey of one
hundred and frenfy miles. The Board
OF Directors, accompanied by the Go.
vernon Of Maryland the Hon. Judge
Baldwin Of the Supreme Court, the
Mayor and members of the City Coun.
ell. and other gentlemen. left the
Three Tuns Tavern in Pratt street
about quarter after seven in the
morning, in four carriages, each drawn
by a single horse. The barouche and
horses Of the Governor were also in
the train, on q suitable car. The new
carriage Frederick led the way
Notwithstanding the grouRd was co.
vered with snow which had fallen on
the previous night. the speed Of the
carriages appeared 20 be in no wise
impeded. In about four hours, the
patty TeAtUtu TIC TOUT OF Nne i0Cltne0
Planes, the ascent Of which was sur.
mounted with ease and CELEBRITY, by
the addition Of two horses with an out
rider to each carriage. On the sum
NIT level Of the Ridge, a decorated
arch, with inscriptions, was thrown
over the Road. In the descent down
the two western planes, the extra
hOrseswere dispensed with, and addI-
tiSnaI breaks applied TO The wheels
On reaching the MOnocacy, some time
was spent IN the examination Of the
fine vladuet over that stream. The
main rosd here DIVORCES to the south
went, while the branch road TO Prede.
rick preserves a westerly course. On
the main read. near the Viaduet, q ban.
DeT was planted. bearing the signif
cant motto. 40 TIE Ohio--ca ira
ca ira" After the train had all ar.
rived AZ the Monoeacy, the party again
mOved forward, az half speed, with thc
carriages AZ regular intervals IN this
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Liuic SshHyHWRli Road-Atthe
formal ceremony OF opening trans.
poriation upon this line Of communi.
cation, on Friday the 18th inst. Sir.
Washington SmiGh,in the course Of his
remarks, stated the astonishing fact,
which his inquiries IN regard 10 the
Internal improvements Of PennsyIva.
ola bad enabled him to ascertain, thaf
as much AZ thirty serm Dsiilions # dot
fgrs had, since the formation Of its
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NORFOLK, NOV. %.

NORFOLK, NOV. 20.
Emigrdnfs for Liberia. The now
accession to this flourishing colony, to
take passage in the superior ship Jane
Perkins, Capt. Crow ell, chartered by
the American Colonization Society,
(now az McPbaii's wharf, are rapidly
assembling here. Seventy Ave of them.
men, women. and children. arrived
from Southampton county on Thurs.
day. and yesterday an addition of ..
was made to that number from the
same county; others are momently
looked for; and the residue of 500,
the number assigned for this vessel,
will be here by to morrow nights boat;
80 that all the arrangements for their
departure being made, the ship will
sail on Monday or Tuesday. We re-
Jolce TO see this good work progressing
SO rapidly.
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encouragement 10 Toung Men,
John h. Prent,ss, about 10 year, c,
.Ee, Clerk in the compiling house Q:
Williams, Putnam. q Co. Bostsr.
and 500 Of Judg- Pren,iss, one Of tie
Z. ). Senators from the State o,
Vermoot, received the annual pris,
~ the Society for The DifTusiou O.
Useful knowledge, for the bestes,:,.
entitled "Thc American Tariff Law,
and their probable efT,etupen Trad,
Commerce, and Msnufsetures."
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Miss CLARK, The Lhlipu,isn SONG
stress 81 inches high and 20 years Of
sc, 10 IN tie Albany Museum. 4
stop appears to be pas apon her sge q.
we'll as her growth.
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constitution, been invested in Internal
improvements, and that there were
not less than sirfy- seren rail roads, OF
more or less extent within its limits.
He adverted very happily to the fore
sight Of the late Governor Miflln and
DR.. WIN. Smith, who, At . very early
period had suggested some Of the most
important improvements Of the State,
and among others, the plan, not yet
completed, of n connsxion between
the great Northern Lakes and the
Schuy lkiil.-Baii. Gd-.
The Philadelphia Inquirer states, on
the authority Of letters lately received
from France, that large com pauy has
been formed by Mr.. [ Professor List.
for the purpose Of making . rail road
from Havre to Strasbarg and from
Paris TO Lyons.
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1Lan .ionkey.-M. GoufFye, arrived
al bos'on a fe~ dsys since from Lon.
don, 10 10 appear this evening, a, tho
Federal street Theatre. The Boston
Transcript SAYS be has acquired the
appeIla''on Of Man Monkey Irem his
femaSkable imitation Of the manners
ol The animal he represents. They
are described IS 80 natural that The
spectacle loses ell idea 81 lhe man IN
h's sdm'rst'on Of the ape. A late Ene
''sh paper says that bis muscular pow
80 abd activity aTe incredible.
run gaz y
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-12-08

Improved Planning Machine "A
machine. the invention Il Mr.. Wool
worth, tor planeing. tonguins aud
groosinR boards. hss for some tim.
past, been IN successful operation in
tins place. We yesterday saw, at hi,
establishment, an improvement on TIN,
machine. made by Nr. samuel Bolle.
and Tor which, We understand, ne n.
tends to take out patent. With ,his
machine, one man can perform the Il,
bour OF thirty, working in the ordinary
way. and about 80 per cent more
than with Noodw ORTIZ, msehin. -
The construction 10 extremely simple
and the machine will be easily KEEP,
in order.
These improved machines are made
at the machine shop Of Messrs. Ora.
ham & Heimss: Messrs. Knox g. ~
kee, Agen,s-C Hheeiing Times.
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Public Soie.--We under stand ths, m,
Chemical Factory n, Kip's bay. m y.
York, which coat $50. 900 IN Is26.v,,
sold few days sine. 81 public soe
ton. under . mortgage. by Nj Hos
man & Sons. for about 5000
~ q. yys~ras
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Large Diridsnd.-Tb. P,..;,

Large Dieidsnd Pr..id,p,
and Directors Of the Harrisburg. p.
Bank have declared di, idend. for :, /.
last SIX months. OF syisen per ce,u. on.
ct the profits Of tie institution, and d, q.
reoted the same To be paid TO A.,
stockholders or their legal repr-sen,a.
uves, after the 10Th inst.
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We have before "a says the Nat. JournaD one
~ We incipent Numbers II paper, published n
Na'ehItocbcs. With the title al ths Frontier IL.
Por'er' u,e following paragraph throw. s1nc
hFiit ON the holiday sniu.efncui, - the eit,z,,.
OF list remote rrgioU q our ,1untfy
foot race will be run on Chri,,mas
day, fUr one hundred dollars, in tbc
town Of Natehitoehes the pa,,i.s are
both sged--oEe sixty-eight. the other
seVenty.two. Much sport q. aot,ci.
paied, and the bye bets viii almo-,
equal any sums that have been hazard.
eel on the Union Course, Long Island
In noticing the above, we take the ON
portonity OF mentioning that evefy
sunday there ~ fine sport 90 the wsV
oi horse racing, - the Brevellc Island
The JOckIes would do we'll 10 attend.
bets run high. add horses on the ,ufl
are prepared TO gnn any distance, from
. arpents e. mies ard repea,