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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-13
Mis- GIILAM Z.
From The NorJoIk Beqrou


The following Is IA translation by Mr. JAMS
oil Inc AoD9k deddtmy OF letter sent io
phpilca''on To the editor Of the Courier des +,
fa's Cans, uy French gentleman from Phila
! htlphia It's letter OF cundulcnce written b,
General Bonaparle TO Madame Bruyes ON IN,
death OF the Admiral. her husband, who los
his III" on board the fOrient Mt the battle of the
Nle-that snip, Of l40 guns, il will be remem-
beiei blew up during the action
CAIRO, 9 fructidor, year VI.
To The iddg citizen BrueVs
Your husband was Killed by cannon shot
"hi'c gaiIan'ly lighting on board his ship tie
died without suffering aud by II death the
most gloUous-the most 10 be envlcd by the
military
am sensib'y alive to the grief TINT you nat
urally feel on the occasion /; the moment which
separates us from the Obi Ct of our affections
Is dreadful; il isplates us from this earth it
causes the body 10 experience the CONFUSION
of agnny.-The faculties ofthe soul are ann
hilaied II only preserves is connection n ith
the anlversr, as II we're through a species of
nigh, maze which changes every thing Men
appear more COLI, m1rr cgois,oal Than they re-
ally C. Ia a situation So terrible we lee II at
II nothing bound Us t. This life, IT would be BET.
ter 10 d'r.-B Il when that thought gives place
10 IN re serious reflection, We press our children
10 onf heart s. sentigncnis the most tender,
revive our unIure aud we live Tor our children
Yes, Madame, from this moment turn your nj.
tenton wholly 10 them may they open Your
heart to melanrhoy. lon viii weep with
them YOU VII cxtrnd TO them motheI -. Gale
durlhg ihcir infancy you vii cut vdte then
youth you will talk 10 them of their iataer,
81 your own griGf, of the loss that thcy aud the
republic have st,-ianed.-Beng once more re
conclled to the world hy the double tie OF ila
aud maternal Affection lei me entreat you TO
appreciate the friendship and lively interest
TINT shall always take IN the vile of trlrnd.
Be persuaded thtt there are men though per
haps lcw in un,nbrr, who observe 10 be regsr
Died as our hope IN bfil &c rpa because from ihaii
very "atllc hey are capable Of sympathy zing
with us occasions 50 tying.
Signed BONAPARTE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-13

The durability of posts used in making fen
c is a malier of grett Importance 10 our
farmers, aud viii continue - as log as the
present system of Facing is Continued. We
are Ia o,med that the shakers a. UuIon Y llagr,
have zen IN the habit OF making oak posts as
du,ablr as locust, by a very simple AMI easy
proccss.-lhs merely to bore a hole in that
pat u the post which will be uSt at the surface
oi tae earth, with such slope rs Will carry II
lust be low The surface, and fill 1t with salt,
This, ii Is SAID Will preserve the TIMBER from
decaylng lor IA long time and from the know
ledge we have OF the influence ot sat Ia pre-.
serving ship TIMBER when treated IN a some
what similar manner, We have no uoabt VI /,
being an tAc,llent method.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-13
IR ANSPI.ANTING.

Withers planted five acres vi n forest trees
by putting, i. L ! suppose, by merely raising
earth enough 10 cover the roots. In five years
all died but few Scotch pines. lie trenchch
half an acre, md planted II with trees also. Ia
seven wears, the last were superior to tres
planted eight years before them IN the comm Oh
way. Although we do net plan, forests, these
facts IF I'd lesson in planting our orchards
and gardens. A tree. like melon or potato,
will repay Tor good soil, aud WHAT'S itch nj o>
earth under aud at the extremity Of us roots,
as VIII as upon them,to enable II To thrive well,
and INTO which it can push Ils tend, roo,s, and
obtain food The hole or pit tor tree, thtrr
lore, should not he less than three feet IN d.
ametcl, and TWO feet deep, and filled, upon the
very su,lace, with good surface mould. The
extra cost will be II ON two to foor ems, each
and the benefit twice as many shI lug
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-13
POETRY.
I'm, he Ngg England fsekiy Rerisw.

I'm, he Ngv England Hetkiy Rerisw.
THE FAIR QUAkEREoS.
......,sa far Young gifl-yet on her brow
~ ,sie ,earl shone-a blrmish on tie pure
tn6 snowy lu,ue Of its living light
ni, ,aoI gem shone beautifully though
rho sbsdowng o. her tresses, as a star
tSrongh the dark sky Of Midnighi aud nc
wreath
of.o,al cir led on her qneeny neck,
u nofkery Of the gloang cheek aud lip, {
'Vha.e nue. the fairy guardian of the flowers
Mn n.,er rvHl when her delicate touch
r,nees toe rose OF tue slr ng'ime.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-13

oao per annnm in in'eras, improremenis, .c
winch purpose G.o. Jackson VA ~ money
10 spare = We vinne tas people will he ~
no l's' 10 know. after awatr. WHICH made tau
best pre- ldrni.
J1hn kandolph's mission in Russia Las to,t
The country, IN money literally thrown away
OF oo'n am Ha'ary, Sl3.0uU
naP'nsss OF voyage y. D vessel, IN. OOO
10 shich add. presrn 10 the day Of Al.
gers, incident 10 Lees appointment, 10000
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-13

dg,erico Greciau CoiOuy.-We were not awar.
Until we mel viii Mr.. Andetson'S account OF
hi, yisn to Pc opponessus aud the Greek Is
lands. jusi published at Boston, tual
fhrra is an Amer ican Cotony AT Greece
|, seems lhat in 1929. part OF the lsthmus
of CoImth, amounting 10 about 3,4oO acres OF
land. vas coded by The Creek Go'einmrni, to
pr iIo,,.assgent oil the American Greek
Committees for the term oil i've yehrs The
,rac, embraces The port Of Crn,htea. The
object appears 10 be to extend ASSISTANCE to
lnose poor families that ate "'l"hS % "o,k,
and TO f1rm a regular settlement so1r"unded
WITH cultivated farms. lniIty SIX families nj
raadv received the Advantage ola certain
nome. and have tie prospect before nm
OF being ah!e 10 sans',t uro" the crops I'd sea
Inv men own - -ltlons. In a ten years. il Is
exnectrd Iuaia sery 1ouriehlng co'oay will
he fnuud there. The idea 10 a hunane Que,
I'm, what Will be the poliacal eaec' OF the Co.
IablIshmrnt remains 10 be dtt'r mIhed 10y '"c
future history . Greece
'u'N'' tI5auV Daily 1dteIti5er.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-13

Freezing of Water-ihe expansion . o, Vac Ae.
in ireezmg has often spl'i ro'ks ana tres :, w
cording to some calcuiauonsi sP MIN " nj
ter inch in diameter, eApa"us III 20 ,on,
49, en,0 F,ssh ater ffeezes al 81 deg >"
water at . Fahren'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-13
YrBeauiy hath its homage Kings have bow


ed
From the tall majesty of ancient thrones
Wrh a pr5slratrd knre. yea st aside
The awlllncss of tune created power
Tor me regarded j In Is OF child.
lra--'he hi5h ones aud the powerful OF
Earh
Tie htmed sous of victory the grave
,ud ,chooIrd philosophet,--rh giant men
" owe mastering intellect, have turued
Each llum the separate idol of i, ugh
And vehement ambition tor the low
lIoany oil human iov.iuess
And battered the subanlny OF mind
lup god Ike and, commanding Intellect
Which ualions knell To, fpr wOman's tear,
4 5oh toned answer, or a wanon's smle.
Aud in the chRstenel beauty of that eye,
Aad in tie beaut vi play of that red lip
And IN the quiet smll- aud in the voice
Sweet a, the tunefol greeting of bird
" The FIST flowers OF spring time. there is
Iuan the perfection OF the painters skill,
The otauary 5 moulding Mind is there
Tie pure and holy attributes IT soul
The seal of w tm--tne exceeding grace
0imeekness blended with a malden pride,
Nor deem We that b. meath the gentle smile,
And the cnl,n temper ola chastened mind,
No warmth OF passion klndles, aud no tide
0fqnck and earnest + cling courses ON
from the warm hearts puIsations. There are
springs
0fdeep aud pure affection, hidden now,
Within that quiet bosom. which bal VAT
The thrilling Of some kindly touch, 10 fi0w,
Like waters from tue Desert rock oi Old.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-13

Moved down the dance 10 music, when the
hall
!. lighted mp ike sunshine. aud the thrill
~ The ght VOL md the mellow flute,
lud the deep tunes OF manhood softtned
down
10 yer, music meli upon the ear
She has no, mingled with the hollow world
Nor tampcred vita its moCkcrlCs, until ali
The delegate perceptions OF the heait--
Inc innate mo lcsty-the watChtnl sense
Urmalien dignity, are LOST within
The mae oil fashion aud the din y crowds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-13
a7ann

Making $4,000 wan,ooiy thrown away
On mailman, anu a mas. the iniany of whose
conduct We cannot Ell ose out 81 regard Ior
the moral feeling of the community. II The
president had restrained MS d.po.ilion 10 servn
his friends, IN these two instances alone, h.
might have paid the proposed shuscrpl OF
the national road, and had $50 % e. se.rcs
IfngeFsi1lDu Jurch IioLf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-13
[ .li5auy Daily .1drefti'sr.

Preserving The Wood u bheeFu0rk, DE FROM
dec0u-A menber oil The Royal hCautihy u
s.,-nces OF Stockholm, IN o"ede", III NC
moir, read 10 that Academy states '""t "oou
bns,iUle by l=nlns II remain so"'e ''.'1 u
la, ~ whicn aiun, copperas, or any olher sa'
49,. I'o.,,, ,;.,.,,,e ed winch CONTAINS no lnntmd
,Ia natter. lie Likewise states as his oPinio"
I,t ,.ood rubbed over with very warm dlu''
oo,,,er.a water will by TINS process
10 secured RON decay, dry rot or mJnfy ',o'
,an,,,ure. moss mushrooms, &C Ai'o ''a
nn,Ii,o for some hours the spokeS oil wheels :,
s'G IN TN, m places ~ne,r they enter the STOCK
,'%E 6a IN '"S Anee ,Iey have been thus Oos'
OF mus. - hs d,isJ a. perfectly as possiolT
aud and thea may be painted any cOl0r'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-13

MIR. Adams paid on accnunioi
the puhlic hrbl IN 1923, the
last year Of hls ndninlstfa.
iion. the SUN Of
Gun Jackson has paid, on
snm1 account, III 1880, tine
sum Of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-29

Yanccy, Clay. Taylor, Hslybor.op, Watkins. Bvrfocs
b.oadu', Gibson, Brodnsx, Jones, James, Msrsham.
Payne, Powell Of Franklin, Holland, Mason Of Fsed'k
Saruemsn, a., Weed OF II eieriek. Dvco, H., Hall
Ef'kne, Claiborne Green. Dunn, Carskaden, Morris,
seymour, leigh, Dyer, AH,nsco Sempl- IT, Lucas
es'hher. Summers, Pasrd OF X. s. Q Leland, Law.
soo Powell & Mason oil Poindexter,S rect Hudyin.
NJ OK, Goede, Va~t-r, Preston, o'F.rsI Garland Of
Ne con, NIL ,ushl u, Murdsusb, Up.hur, blackwell.
Anterscr, OF No tossy, Jcoh, Psrriott Dsvis OF Or
anse Ai,ms, Hiuor, Z'nn Shield. :;ve. olp G. ~
sr far NJ o'. Lewis, Al Ssnder, w,liar,. Of She
netd,sh, Hat'i ,Gsrw Oh. G 9odn yn, Rsm,,ion Mon.
cu'+,sC u~p, Cies.i', M'Culi1t h. Newton, Crockett
N1x'e Ma"is,lsrd, Ru,berfco,d.-96
The biaus was thea i,iitd with the word APRIL
when tie III posed
Nom.'"u. hii ~sre pos ted from the standing and
elect e. mm uers.
On motion Of MIR. s?ur'o.l, t6e Hcu, e..s'j,rtreJ.
SENATE OF VIRGINIA.
We upd r'tsni tba', en- =. urday, the bill concern.
the de! nqueney ans ior itue Of Land, for the nom
psymsn, OF 'sxes, we passed wi ,ari us amend
IN
Tn, Rood Bill CLEANSING IN. sysem Of Isbour 70
one Ollie y was reject, on F'ida,.
JUDICIARY BILL
YESTERDAY. h, Judiciary Bill was ,sksu IN In he
S-na'e, and qnie an animated discus lou took plsc,
ua'D the PRINCIPLES Of he suhs,uc proposed by the
Committee. IN which Ne'.rs. M'Csr,y, CabeL McCo-
MAJ az Wyhe, and NO gan advo ca.d the rubst;.u g:
nd M.ssrs. Gib'o :, Cbiuo, Ma.on and Winston, en-
pod u. The bill ard -rb .ii,u,e were laid on the
able. q tax
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-29
CON INUNDATED.
THE ONE-JUDGE PLAN

Inc plan proposed by the Senate, OF arranging e. q
o'a'e mo eighteen or twenty Judicial Dstricis wi
one Judge to each, is one, which II strikes the writer
OF oese remarks, Is better calculated 10 give
fahsschon and secure the great ends Of Justice than
the Two-Jodge Sy tem-Io lhs fret plase Inc nun
per OIL me judiciary will be some halt dozen less Il
Is much be'ter TO commence with the proper number
or somewhat less than the proper number of Judg,s
'nah WHO nun Der gfeAer than Decessary--I The
NUMBER De TOO small, We can costly increase u IL i'm
great VS. nsver cantor, once a judge AWAY.
Judge, Is one OF 'hos, ifie but true adages which
may De allowed TO repes', without intending or eo,.
ceiving that IL eonveysaay diespsct of the
~ high character OF the Virgil Judiciary-Tbs veJ
TER OF these remarks takes tue position wiibou, the
rear OF SUGGEST radction, that the Judei.rv Hi
IePHIed by Me m1ni.tee Of Courts OF Justice wa,
reported before The OF The Hosse had be Iak IN
on he Subject ct the O0e tr Two-Judgs Sysfem-Tbs
oil came po"n resdY manufactured. bot not according
70 oiasr'-lh,' then, ecissiy the situation oil
me tbs Session far sdyanced--and mi, biI
drawn MP with sret labor aud having ali the nrofs''
nonai ncumen aod legal learning of Mr. l. devoted
70 E-p'd Tor which that yeoilem nan de.syves A..
Wasnes aPProoa'io1 OF his cDuntfvnaoN Til. hilI-
Feged' " ag IN, was drawn up, without pertaining
the sense OF The House he point above ,eie,,sd a,
Ihe session lar advanced, when IL was or,ssntsd IN
VOC nou'e-'he Members anxious TO get boms-ma.
ny Of ih,m, ihsre IL ressOa to believe tool IA. Iii
not besa1so they preferred IL, but because ,sn,, ~
hoved they wouli b, detained here a. unreasooshIa
isug'h OF ime unless they dill lake H. They f,oL !,
moreover because hey much preferred IL TO The N a
SEM sys'em, and because they believed the hill 10 n
nearly a. perfect ,hs vii II u-u could maze - Al
,nough 'hey DID not very hardy spyroye oil n,any Of
provision The House Of DsIsgs'es may be com
Pbe1, 10 This emergency, to an individual about 70
sati on Journey. A horse is presented 10 him %
Psrlorm lhs journey n, does no, Ike the animal
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-29

on Its business. should be paid literally though not ex
uavaganty, for their services-but view the repre-
sentaftves Of the people in a far different light They
ought. and would be satisfied with the bare payment Of
heir expences. IL never intended to be money
making business The honour conferred upon them
by their appointments; added the proud and lofty
uments inspired by the recxion that they had render
ed their country important services by assisting in her
legislative councils, ought 10 be compensation enough
Tor every one who engages in the business with pro-
per feelings. The inconsderable sacrifices they are
called upon 10 make, by absence from home OF two
months at dead Of the year, would be amply
repaid by the eration that they had thus served
'ner country and had attained TO the high destna ton
OIL being one OF the representatives Of the people.
ONE OF THE PEOPLE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-29

Whist Important suNsct did be originate end sust
duicg this eventioi period; what prejudcil poee
resist with sucres? The declaration Of war against
PEOPLE who bad insuied and injured US. was abe in
despite Of MS most ze'iou. opposor; aud the An-r,-
can Sys,em sprung up aud d,ufi.hei wit,,u, .c.iv
iDg from him the sligh'es check. VIA service ha.
homss I. Boudin rendered hii country? A. JUICE,
ne discharged hi- dUty with ability which secured
Ju'tc- 10 snhors, and tor himself mo@rishsb e fam
.s atesman, his recorded votes prove him % b,
devoted friend IT Sta,e-sghs ani Wig MIA ptincpIp,
'nc slew HIN 10 be worthy OF tn STATIC IN which the
die ct placed him Thou; solicitation on hs p,r IT,
wok king, then, this "du,y que tion' OF wh;ch YOU
'pe X, hall give my vote Z, Thona, Tyler Bouldin
CUMBERLAND MAN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-29

DIED,-On Thursday the l7,h instant Mira M,nr,. Roov,
originated in fall received in passing from one
room TO another occasioned doubt by the
ed iortiude and resignation the will providence which
nns c SSa have GspIed but the we'll
short time before the final catastrophe pecevg
sting she desired removed to an adjacent ms
had administered to her husband Illness then after
friends and relatives who bod well as an aec.
Tomato adleu OF hor faithful she len with the
golden visions oil eternity blazing In ali the
OF life, she acted well her part received in the
approving consccnce hope of ENJOYING eternal life
world whee tho wicked troubling and tho are
res The deceased though Ion near TO
sing her death wall anguish and be read n
the Of acquantances friends
anG eng ,han the most costly monument of for they
continue to cherish her
AT the Cool Springs, sunday the 18th instant, in III.
18th year of his Mr. JOrrH c. Fox Locust Hill King
William county. 80 -
On the night of aIst instant at his in bos
,s snn eOooy IN the $50 year Of Mr. JOHs MUCOUS
ly honest man, better christian.
AT CoVsr HELD BEDrORo COUNTY THE 18th Feb 1891
ing by the incruabe dspeasaon of Providence
SINCE The last term of this court snatched from his earthly
tence; This court consider Justice TO the meme
~ oil the deceased, and with feelings OF respect
Magistrate Of the eoun.y SS me Smd
Of ne bench as Militia Officer and Representative
sS s T@ OF n" oq"a,y without e
gae, Industrious firm, patient impartial eicient me,eiG
ana Just As an Officer prompt, firm and patriotic: Re-
and member Of society be industrious,
Rsoloe, nanrOnsy That the death Of PIra.sr NJ
Is loss 10 TINS county and to society generally.
and memory of the docoased go mourning by wearing
craze ape. On on the left arm for one month";
Ieayed and afflicted family for their distressing and
ReOced unanimously That foregoing preamble and reso
ere on Tho Of this Court and tina, copy
ynchbus and Richmond newspapers and thai
Court do now adjourn. A copy -Teste ~
yINcEtIsr IN r, ,,u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-29

MARSHALS SALE BY virtue Of a decree OF
1Vl The Superior Court OF Chancery for th. Fred
erieksburg Disric',in cause therein depending be-
tween,
heuoeh M. Garrett Ex'or ofCarter Wood deed. PhR.
against
Kehatd Segar. Ajm'or. with the will annexed
o Wm. Segar, decd p. nelope Segsr, " dow of the
sou " maui "''u o'her Dsfts.
shalt proceed to sell for cash b, fore Thomas S,rees
Tavern in The town Of UrbsuDa in the County OF Mid
dir'ex, on the 20 day of April nex the tract Of land
whereot WIN. Segar died, seized and possessed, con-
tanning two bnDirsd and twenty-five acres more mr.
less, subject 10 he widows dover thersi1
CHARLES L. WINGF1ELD
""'" 90 iVo-io NJ. 3.
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FOR THE ENQUIRER.

-, FAuQuIER, 9Th March, 1881.
have been informed by friend, announced ia your
paper OF the 18th instant candidate from the dis
tic, OF Fauquer and Prince William You ,nnfo med
am NOT candidate Al the time this
10 tender most respectful acknow
aud intelligent Of the district honor TO be-
stow their suages upon election; and also AS
sure them as they proved be the majority time
ng short OF obligations and
aeter could prevent again entering tho list an
opportunity might be afforded TO them Of vncatng
against tho principle the Senate
In the eontes, lately pending before from district
JOHN ROBERT WALLACE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-29

understand that the history of the rejection of the ne
on ot separate election in Wcsunoreand briefly this Some
tune after the petition had been presented Inv
me committee counter petition signed by number of per
sone tan the petition, received by delegate from that
and to the House. Upon the reading
the o the member from Westmoreand
said that his situation in relation subject was
delicate His constituents being divided would mantan the
ATTITUDE OF perfect nualy and submit
Of inc House upon tho set forth petition
then put, and the bill rejected without a division. ~
we are requested Joel Hoeman Esq., Of tho couu
OF Isle OF Wight candidate the aforesaid cony
ia the next Legislature. Wv a" 'o""'y
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TO THE EnIr0pS

eontemen.n the Enquer Of the l2h instant discover from
report OF the proceedings of the Legislature pc
tion from tho praying for
election has been rejected You upon what
was rejected, or by whom advocated opposed have
s~ mat Counter petition was gotten signed by
election proposed have holden but have not in
The proceedings Of the Legislature that petition was
enea should be pleased know through medium of
paper upon what grounds the petition rejected
any couster petition House,? should also
like TO ascertain through the medium how the
rom Westmoeand voted this question: An answer TO The
ABOVE enquiries either from him you, will much abge
PETITIONER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-29

a GREEABLY 10 order OF tho Directors Of the
IA Rivsnna Navigation Company, notice is hereby
give inst each siockboldef 10 said company raw into
be hands o. he Trea urer, the ooh day of April
ucx', my DO, are 90 each share OF ck in addition
TO csIS already made. DANL F. CARR, secfy.
March ID IO4 W4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-29
TREE-H1LL RACES.

THVHE fret Spring Meeting will eomm.rce the se-
81 cond TUESDAY in Msy next, 10 h of Ia n,rutA. let
day-Sweepsicke-nile hesis-.nuance SIOO-hsf
'or,et
SUBSCRIBERS.
John Minge, John M Bous
20 Hare, 8 Tb,ms, B,neh
WIN II. Mnge, 8 r. Moody.
Jno. ID Kerby, 10 WIZ. F. Wickhsu,
J. NJ. Srden, ~ Armstrong
VIM wyppe, IL &C GRAY
I'd day-Prrprietcr'. purs~-two mill h-ats-- 5000.
Sd day--Jockey Club Purse-SI OOO--iour mile
heats
4,h dav- Pcststsk.-prcvided four or mo,e subscri.
Of $3.50. p''''
F'om tn. number Of bor.es exp-c'ed at Tre.-HiI.
" PROBABLE during tie week some nert Ing races
may be made ard run
J. NJ SELDEN, Propr s,or.
n b. There is now open a Sweep. axe for 8 wears
old-ent'so'e Sloo-4 subscribe req -,h Sc al.
ready down Ito close the LIST Of Apr--(miIe ats
March 20. IOS-td I'M g
HPRoADROCK RACES, SPRING MEETING VII
AH eo@meuce he las, w -dr esday in April, be 81
proxtmo and continue four days.
I9t day-two Races-a Sapees'ake ard Pos,stako:
Subscribers 10 Sw,ep.take- mile heab--and en-
trance S200-ha!f forfeit
Abner r. binsou, inns w. Wiuf ee.
wm' IL Johnson. Isbam Pucket.
Subscribers TO Post-'ake-m mile hea,s--en,rance
500 play, or pay:
Thomas Watson, Thomas D. Watson.
y0hn ninge, James NJ. Selden.
VIM. J1hn.ou
I'd dey-Prop,e,or'. Purse S,0o-fwo mile heats.
I'd diy-J,ckey Club Purse S5OO-three mile he ate
10 dsy-two races-snnuai Postslaks and Sweep
stake.
Subscribers to po...ske-,wo mile bes,s-pur,.
S225: ' purse
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