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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-22

PRESIDENTIAL. ELECTION

We have given above the several Tickets whict
have been placed besoc the People of Vrgnn tor
their suilrages at the ensuing election. That they
may act undera,andingly at the polls, we. have n
vailed ourselves of tie labors Of some of our coten
porares, to inform them of the manner OF voting
The last Legislature made several changes in tic
law on this subject. Among the new provisions
introduced rs the following, which is so important
that We would Gull the notice of the Commiss ION
crs appointed to superntend the election particular
ly toit;
a, shall be the duty Of such Commissioners, to
attend their respective Court lnuscs the day APP
pointed for SAID elections, and then and there TO
hold the sa,nc, in the manner following they shall
receive OF each person whom they shall adjudge to
be entitled 10 vote, In his county corporation,
paper containing the names Of twcntyt two persons,
ior whoE such person shall vote cleo tors on the
back of the paper shall be written the name the
person voting, arhieh crso", h0fcerer, before has
trote shall be poied stat also DECLARE riro roee for
tchom il is that he votes as electors which Inc may
be allowed to do, either By repeatiae the name n
each u Tie ffcen'ptir i7tridUals p0ted for, by
oite' 'nhUg ible des,s natiOn Of them cocctiyeiy
and as Inc roEos are girea, IL shall be The dnty Of
the satd Commissioners TO take an eract poll Of
tie names Of all persons rRlng, under The names 81
The persons roted tar."
The commissioners appointed to snpc,intend
precinct elections arc required before entering on
the duties OF their Office to take the following cath
before justice of the peace of the county;
81, A. b do solemnly swear Cor afirm) faith
fully and truly 10 execute the Office of a commission
under the acLcnlitled an act TO provide for the
appointment OF electors TO choose q president and
yice-nres deni of the United States ; that will to
the best fny skill and judgment, admit all persons
TO sote entitled to do 50, and reject all SO emit
lied, and tuat will see the poll fairly taken, and
viii certify the same according TO law. So help
nc God"
Which oath (or afirmation) must be attcsted by
tho justice administering 1t, and returned by him to
the Clerk of the county, to be filed and preserved
and the justice is also required to give TO Gael,
commissioner certificate of his qualification.
1t is presumed that it will be sufficient, under the
fist extract abovcquotcd requiring the voter TO de-
s,gnate " for whom he votes as electors in an
" Ineligible" manner, that he shall merely say,
" vote for the names coniained in this list" as he
gives ITO the officer conducting the election.
A po-book, kept in the following form, will, an
swer the requirements of the law
A poll Of he rotes giren al - m NOadat
The 5th day If NopcntJsg, 1882, for The appoint
ment Of Eiectorst 10 choose a President and Vice
Presiae { ofMc United States, fur four gears,
from an after The An day If March, 1883.
jackson. s n, ar Jackson s v Blu Clay 4 Sergeant.
bour Ticket ron Ticket = Ticket
And underneath each Of these eap'iSn$, the Elec-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-22
GRE AT RACE.

One o' the finest races On record took place on
saturday on 'he Union q. ~ course Tor which four
ho's's were entered Tor the $500 purse. four mile
meats .-Ihese were Black Marin, T,he, Re ief
and Slim. They started at o'clock. The frs,
heat was taken by Black Maria. VITO was closely
pushed by Tribe. by whom she was beaten on q
PREVIOUS coca ion aud the knowing ones were
completely taken in, as they beited freely Eve TO
one on i,'h'' sirs and Lady Relief merely saw.
rdther distance this heat, the saddle girt of the
latter having broken. The heat was p,onounced
dead one Lady Trne over,akipg Black Maria
just al the Winning post. Slim broke down ia this
heat. Ihe tH'fd heat was beautifully contested.
aud was Won by Trils by length. In the fourth
beat each OF Ia, horses took the lead alternately
snd I" was wo" by Lady Relief by about a length
ihey again sa,ied tor The & IN heR' v ith cont,nu
ed spirit. Tr,Ae broke down In the bird mile. and
Black Maria woa thu heat and the race by about
'hree Sog'bs thus coming OFT victorious in con
test Tor twenty miles, aud sustaining the eu alton
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-22
MIR. VAN BUREN'S REPLY.

Arguing from his usual asoilical policy w soar
days since express ID All opinion that Mr. Van Blu.
rem would not reply to the North Carolina comm :
tee, whlcH reeefSy questioned tim, touching his a.
plnons on certain prominent points Of pubic po.icy
until after The Presidential election should be jec-
died. Or at least until II was TOO late to exercise anv
Influence upon that election. In this, we did that
gentleman an INJUSTICE, which We hasten to rcplr.
We learn, by our last papers, that he has replied,
though the columns of the Albany Argus. We
learn, by synopsis Of the reply in the National
Gazette, ihatit is not as plain and explicit as i,
might be. The Gazette says:
" He acknowled ges that he " believes the estal-
l'shm ut OF commercial regulations, with a yiaw to
TIE encouragement of domestic products, 10 be with
ihthe constitutional power of Congress" but then
the power must noi be exercised with an oppres-
s'vc inequality upon any portion ofour citizens or
tor the advantage Of one section of our Union in
preference to another" He would have-"a pre-
ference given in encouragement to such nanutac-
lures as are essential to the national defence and
Its extension to others in proportion as they are
aaP'ed to oui country and of which the raw mate
rial is produced by ourselves Tho distinctive
b"f Is used here with all discretion, as throughout
ostellsibly for The virtue which Shakespeare as
cribes TO IT, " fourD is the only peacen.aker.
With regard to Liternal hprorcDenfS, Mr.. Van
Bnrcn denies 10 tic Federal Government the pow
er OF making and establishing roads ard canals
Within the States, evea with their assent and 10
doubts tho right of Congress to make appropria-
tlo''s III aid of works undertaken by vthers. lie
eniphatcaliy sanctions the doctrines and operation
OF the Naysville Veto Message, and, il fact MD
Withhold oil aid from The national treasury to the
States companies, and so forth Ofthc Bank and
Qualification, he says
am unreservedly OPPOSED to renewal of tie
'shafter Of the United States Bark, aul approve OF
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-22
From The Norfolk Beacon, Oct. l6.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.

Yesterday morning, a little after o'clock, our
c,:zei.s were aroused from ,hcir sumbeis by the a
larm ri fire, which, II was soon very NANTES from
the volume of flames which redeemed the canopy
proceeded from the Rope Walk OF Walter uFa
RON Esq The enemy had gained such an nscen
dancy before !, was discovered, that il was found
impossible to arrest its progress until a large po
ton Of that extensive and valuable establishment,
was either proy to the flames or necessarily pull.
led down to save the splendid dwelling ofthc Pro
pre,or, and the proximato buildings, belonging to
the factory The fire Companies were promptly a,
the scene OF conhagraton, aud with a large con,
course of citizens exerted themselves in "a name,
which excitcs the liveesi gratitude Of the proprie
:or, to rescue his property from destruction Bu
IN spite Of all their jealous and audsbe eiiors III,
wheel house witt, its machinery, I've white yarr
house, the tarrcd Or black yarn house, with lare,
quantity of ropo and yarns, and the whole Of the
two covered walks, with the exception of abou,
100 feet Of each, at their western extremity were
reduced to heap Of ruins Had this lamen,ed c.
vent occurred single day later large amount
would have been saved TO the worthy proprietor. in
several TONS Of rigging which W, s b have been
delivered yesterday, but which shared the general
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-22

tors names 10 be wrIien Of rsnsea a p'oaa
line 70 be drawn below tic lis, Of Electors aud un-
,erneaib. the names of the voters 10 be written
in the respective columns as they hand in their,
tickets.
1t is thought advisable (says Philip Williams,
Esq one u the commissioners for Shenandoah
county, writing in the Woodstock SEEMINGLY that
so soon as the poll is closed at the precincts, the
commissioners aai two crediiabc parsons shall
subscribe each sheet The act of 1852 only re-
quires ,hs to be done by the commits sioners at the
court house but the 1881 requires commission.
crs nj separate elections 10 perform The same Offices
duties ms The commissioners IT the eourthousc..I lac
commissioners at The separate polls mus repod the
poll by them taken Cor fau copy therrof( 10 The
commissioners Who superintend the election al the
courthouse, within five days after the election
shall have commonwealth Is thought that the tick
cts given in at the separate polls should also be re
turned with the polls to the commissioners. Any
Two OF the CONN issioners may act; and if from
sickness, or any other cause, only Que shall attend
he may associate with !. msef The sheriff, or any
magistrate Of the county, WHO, after beng qualified
shnll be competent 10 act.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-22


Pace ,ritt he Indians We congratulate thu
coansryGpeu the final termination of the Indian
War W. especially congratulate our fellow eli.
ycns u.on d.s hopnus, who'c wealth hos been
wasted or destroyed, aud whose relatives and
friends have been murdered, upon ths guipicous
event.
We stated. on the oh inst that the Comris.
sionots appointed 10y the Pfesident, G,n Scuu and
Gov Reynolds, had concluded treaty with the
W eha goes, for an exchange Of luu,~, and tn
removal o, that portion Of tho tube which resided
south of the Dusconsnl, and cast Of the MIssissp
III Gpana more careful cxnminaiou, We GAd the
quantity uf land acquired by tNis treaty, greater
than we then estimated Tn :faet contains about
iGlO 600 acres, and Is represented to hc 81 excel
len, soil, well watored, nud Astounding IN induce
mems for agriculturis,, To purchase and CULTIVATE
Since that publication, ad,lces have been r.
ceivcd of the formation of another treaty with the
.sa,s and Foxes on the Dist ult by tins compact
the United States acquire about G0aOc0o ceres q
Il quality not inferofio any between he same pm
rallus osla,i,udc II rs known 10 al und in lead orc
and the indians say IN other ores.
Fa the tract coded, the United Suites agree to
pay an annuity oftwenty thousand dollars for th ry
years 10 support blacksmith aud gunsnah m nd
dition to those now employed to pay the debts OF
the ,rilss, to supply provisions and as n reward
for the fidelity of kc- kuk and the friendly Baud
10 allow fescrva alton to be made Ter them of ioe
miles squue on the loway river, to include Ke.o.
kuk's principal village.
Black Hawk and his two sans, tho Prohet. Ma.
pope and five Others principal war; ,ors Of tic hos
tile bands, to be retained as hostages during f.
pleasure OF the President. All the other prisoners
have been delivered up to the friendly Sacs and
Foxes
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-22

70, "A saia,. por',sn ofmashinary alone ren'ains
Of the late complete and extensive establishment SO
cr,daabe to the enterprise of the owner. The
wind fortunately was :som the Souhward AID
Eastward, to which, and to the fire. commencing at
the lower end OF the works, near the creek united
with The active exe,i.ons OF the engines, and ei-
.uus assembled are to be asctibcd the safety OF a
isres at1,ont Of honses aud other property which,
nndel different circumstances, would have fallen a
saeri6. e to tllr dsyouring element
As tiicre hal been no Are IN any Of the buildings
lssttayed daeas III day Sunday AID t,efe exits
20 esase to h.eye Il 10 be- the work Of ma Ineondia
~ ii can only b. accounted Tor, upon the principle
Of .,,ohiau.5fs sonbustion arising from parcel of
lcnip intis wheel e-~th's, however. Is mare
y.oaiec'ofs.
H. establishment anj stach benz only partially
insured NJ The .E.ua Insurance Company, Hart
firi. IG1n las rbunx pHtcc OF Lon or, and the
Mutual Assurance 0tiee al Richmond, It's rreba-
ole, that the loss viii be heavy but II IS imposs
bic al lhs mom NJ, TO ascertain lts amount, with
any d gee oppression.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-22


w are sorry 10 understand THAT about y of tie
saees At Tree Hll, about three miles from tbs CT.
~, were taken sud.ishly sick ON Tuesday or We'd
ncsday last, within aiw iouts Of each other. Men,
women and children were affected with similar
symptoms, IS violent rctchng pulling, &c. The
oYorseer was also seized IN u similar way and Mr..
SolJen himself did noetscnpo. A first IT was sup
posed that the people wtro seized with the ChoIela
but as the symptoms varied from that disease,
was then suspected that II the effect of person.
ani that II was mingled in The corn bread Of which
all of them had eaten. Chickens died after eating
Of the meal, and dogs became violently sick. The
stspioaon liglted upon n free man Of colour, who
had a wife at Tree flill-but as the matter is IN n
Train of Investigation it may be improper perhaps
To cutter into the particulars.
It Is supposed, that the white oyersccr, who had
given no real proyoeatioI FOR such an outrage, was
originally marked ont rs the object Of vengeance
No death had ensasd on Saturday morning though
It wa apptahcndcd that tins foreman Gas they cull
The experimenting negro) was in imminent danger
having eal heartily Of the bread the others
he had not discharged the POISON from his stomach
as qnirdy rs the others We arr happy 10 learn
that Mr. S. is IN no sort of danger compiler.
We understand an attempt ut suicide was made
by one Of the convcis IN the PonltentIary day 81
two since, by cutting his throat with a razor. Tn,
wound was Immediately sewed up, and he Is now
doing vail 70.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-22

In Maine one eiector is required TO be resident
of each county, and plurality of votes constitute a
kchoec In Maryland there arc fou, districts, with
,iob, az choosing two Observation-Disclosures county
a;srict 90 hose one eector, the rest Of the Yves
I,e- shore forms drlfc, and chooses four electors,
and,be Eastern shote az a district, chooses three
electors iAts@"'''9 h"''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-22
PIRACY

A gentleman from selem informs Us that the
brig Mexican. winch sailed Aug. ", for Rio Jane
no ro,u. ned last evening, having been tlundercd
by pilates afi the capc de ver'is Of bctweon2o and
10000 dollars IN spo,ce. Welcatn also. that Capt
sutman was stabbed. RostoE SsntiHeL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-22
UDarESrFC NEWS.

j CAe.ee IF E.oc.orS.--fhs date an mole oil
mice Of Electors Of President AMI Nlra Pres' lea'
a, preser, ra,i,.a,eJ by tue Legislatures Of The
ex.r.i States together wIsh the number a; Electors
I've chosc,. l,y .ash state, shown in tbs ioaow-
ING table
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-22

Il the blood OF Eclipse Tor boiioA a. we'lss speed.
Ts6e, who was the fsvorite from jhs beg ginning
and unt,i the fourth heat, 10 q beautiful So1hsro
FLY. by Sir Charies Lady Rrii,I j. an Eclipse col
y. Y ON. Aav.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-22

Tho Hon Charles A Wicl,ldle, on Thursday
last Addressed tho citizens of Nelson County, on
,he subject Of the Bank Of the United States, and
The Presidents Veto in winch he IS sad 10 nave
sustained with great ability, the popheiy oil re.
chart ring the Bank and To have examine and sue
.cssfniiy coarovened every position assumed by
III prasdcn, IN his message aud esppsea the ms.
shetas lo.,rncs If that celebrated ' stele paper
ffea Is 4 To ihs' rafl ofthe messase IN which
iii, pfa-it ni asserls his independence of Congress
and nfthe Supreme Cour, ana concluded by say wing,
+" l.g4l no' val pthis dJetrae-i care mol who
tic Exacuuyl maybs IA dangerous doehlne =
a.Ivllie have my hsc,iy, ! wil not yield TO II .
-, fem,la eon,ain" symptoms NJ oPposnation,
,ei.ei. o. -At 10 %. mel by md uulerthe second
section"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-22

Time-lst heat I'm 5s- 81 heat, Am So.
Which was considered very great, with the
course IN the situation ii was after the heavy rain
Net1 Yots Ga=cAc,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-22
EPISCOPAL.

On the 7ih the Trieniai Convent n Of the Pro.
&c. tant Epscnpal Church ~ the eui ed s. stes
mfnefs ~ The tiiy of New iD,k This aiii pfoba-
bly, be one nj The ms, IMPORTANT se.,nns which
that body Ira, eve, held. fhe question Of The re-
signaion Of Bishop Chase, Of Ohio. vii be Discus.
sed AMI probably VIA much esrnesieess. as il rs
said 10 involve en important question IN ite gov
erumeHt of thai Church.
The following Rev. gentlemen awsi, consecra-
ton To the Episcopal office. viz the Rev. Mr..
MeIysine, of Broos,yn, y. Y. as B,shop Of ONO
me Rev. Mr. Smith, as Bishop OF Kentucky REV.
Mr.. q ". Doans, Of Boston, as Bishop Of Nv
Jersey Rev. Mr.. Hopkins, Of Bos,op, a. Bishop oi
Vermont. This " III attract mueh attention IN The
proceedings vi the bod. u. S Chg.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-22

CLAY AND SERGEANT TICKET.
! John Il Chandler, OF Norfolk county.
. John Ross Of Isle OF Wight
benjamin Hatcher, Of Chesterfield.
John Tucker, Of Brunswick
Reuben b. Pattcson, OF Buckingham
6 roranaius Sydnor, of CanpbeRr <Lynchburg,
: col. David Saunders Of Bedturd.
4 Col, Christopher Tonpk,ns, of Matthews.
. Chapman Johnson, e Richmond city.
10 Joseph .. cabcll, Of Nelson.
II James Barbour, Sr OF Orange.
l. Clayles Hi, of King aud Queen.
- John Talialerro, of King George.
IA Sydnor Bailey of Lnmloun.
Is Thos Marshall, Of Fauluier.
iG Philip e. pendcton, of Berkeley.
II John White Page, of Frederick.
Is Waldo = Coil OF Harrison,
70 Samuel Miller, of Augusta.
20 Edward Watts, of Boc,ourt.
u Peter IL sterubngcn, Of Mason.
~ Charles l.. Crockett, of Wythe.
| JACKSON AND BARBOUR TICKET.
| John w. Alurdoush, of Norfolk county.
, John G. Crump, of Surry.
| 3 Wilhnm crump, Of Powha,an
| Thomas NJ Nelson, of Mecklenburg.
! 5 81 muc +. Christian, of Buckingham.
| William b Banks, OF Halifax.
| Joseph Martin of Henry.
| 3 Thomas X. Dew, OF the city of Williamsburg
| Philip d Winston, Of Hanover.
! 10 Archibald Bryce, Of Goochland.
II John l.. Maryc, of Spo,tsyvania.
| II William T. Taylor, fCaroline.
| IL Willoughby Newton, of Westnio Gland.
ii A. Fairtax, of Fairfax
Is Edn,und Broatus. of Culpopcr.
Is William Donaldson, of Hampshire.
Il James NJ Mason, of Frederick,
Is Moses G. Good, Of Ohio.
- William McCord, of Pocahontas
% William b. Preston, of Montgomery.
Il William Mart MY, Of Randolph
- Peter Johnston, OF Washington.
JACKSON AND VAN buren, TICKET
| George Loyal, the borough of Norfolk.
| . John Cargill, Of Sussex.
| , james Jones, of Nottoway.
| Tholnas NJ. Nelson, of Mccklenburg
| Archibald Austin, Of Buckingham,
| i Richard Logan, OF Halifax.
! 7 Joseph Martin, fllenry.
| William Jones, Of Gloucester.
| William II. Roane, OF iIansver.
! 10 Samuel Carr of Albemale.
! IL Lawrence Il. Dnde, of Oiange.
| IL Archibald Il. IJarw ood, of Kins and Queen.
10 Samuel Blackwell, Of Northumberland.
II John Glib on of Prince William.
Is lnman l.orner, of Fau4uier.
l6 Heroine l.. Opie, of Jefferson.
! II james N. Mason, of Frederick.
| ls John Mcmillan, e. Brooke.
| 10 Jacob d. Williamson, OF Rockingham.
! 20 Charles Beafe, OF Bototoart.
| II Thomas Bland, of Lewis.
| ~ Andrew Russell of Washington
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-22

Onion CoprSc.-1he raecs Of yesterday, we un.
derstand were the most interesting tina, have been
run lor many years GA Long Island Nine horses
started at ., p NJ for the regular purse Of $500 tw,
mile heats, which won after close contest h,
Jacfsa. The first heat Jacteon, Rjpiy and LarG
came together IN fine style and for the second h,a
Jackson, Lara and Sceamcg commended The hor
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-22

South Caroliaa-Froa the complexion OF Tie
electoral returns, as far they have been rece, ed
from South Carolina, we fear that Nullfycrs will
nave succeeded IN cccttng majority to the State
Legislature sufficiently large to carry their mad de-
sign in execution. Their majority in Charleston
was about lSo Gov. Hamilton issued his procla-
nation converting the Legislator before The election
commenced It's to meet at Columbia Oil tbs dav
(thc 22d to deliberate, Gin the langua &c of the pro-
clamaton,) "on such matters of Oh public con
cernment as shall be then and here presented TO-
its mature Considerations God save the Common.
wealth
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-22
From he pe,cfSbarg MteiiigcHser.
NEW MARKET RACES

Tie Races over the New Market Course COM
mcnced ON Tuesday last with the great Colt Stake
t. winch there ten subscribers $500 entrance,
half forfeit, two mile heats. Six started. The fol
lowing is the sesa
Richard Adams c Primrose by Ro,ler, , !
VIM 4 Johnson's b. c. Heir Cline, by
Sir Archie, 4 ] .
John Minge. bl. c Black Ilawk.y llots.
par 3 3 3
J. ] Ilanlson's c Sir Era, by Ar
che . d.
Win NJ. Vests br c. Sir Walter, by
1ooson s dis
John NJ Bots b C Damon, hy Conan
rah dis
7,mc--lsl beat, 3m 5ss-2d heat, 3m 5is-3d
hcn,, 3n. 55s.
Plis was one Of tho most interesting colt races
that has been run over this cour sc fvr many years
most Of tho entries having been uners at the
Spting Races
srcoSn DAY.
Provrie,or's Pafse, 900, two mile heats : en-
tries. JUDGES award
VIM r. Johnsons s. m. Annette by
Sir Charles, years OH. . |
VIM. H. AlinSe's s. N, l. c by Archie
! 0 years old 1 a {
II. Machine b, m. Jane Shore by Ar.
che, 8 Years old 3 6 ? G
| 'rhoinas y Watson's ro c Calcua.
! tlon, by Contention, 3 years DID, 0 3 G
~. Mngo's Bollingbtook, by Sir
Charles, aycsrs old > 3 s G
Q r Hnrr's b. m Die V.rnon, by D-
rector, YEARS old, = 5 dis
VIM. NJ Vests b f. Lady Somncr,
by Shawnee years old l dr.
7iue is, heat ,}rn. 52s I'D heat, 3m 53s.-
ID heat 3m 18th heat, }m. 55s.
THIRD DAY.
The Jockey Clab Purse, $500 mile heats was
t1ken with the greatest ease, in two heats, 10y VIM.
II. Johnsohs Z. h Andre, by Charles, beating S.
tryants c. h. Red Rover, by Carohnian.
t,mo list heat 6m, los We did not ascertain
the time Of tbs II heat.
FOURTH nay.
Propretors Purse, $50, mile hcu,s-G entries,
judge aWald
J } iiarisons $ h. Goiah, by Eclipse, 3
years old a |
.. + ilure's m Betsy Hare, by Con-
t-n,ion, years cid. A 9
VIM, H. hinges b. h. May Day, by Ar
CHIC years OLD 3 3
J. NJ. Bots b. m. Jemma, by Ratler,5
years old 2 dr.
Thomas d. Wo,son's s. T. by Contention,
years old dr.
R. Adams c. (. by Gohanna, years old, dstan-
ccd
Timc--lsi heat, 3m. Sos, % heat, 3m. 3ss, Sd
heat, 3m sis.