Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-31
&sEZE Es.lS LKIS.
w VI. ELY.

FG VIE Fall Races over the Liberty Race Course,
Il Bedford county, Va. will commence We'd.
nesday, 18th September, 1882, and continue four
days.
The first day mile heats, purse 5000, entrance
| $lJ.
! Second day-3 mile heats, purse three hundred
| and nineteen dollars, entrance $40.
Third day-the proprietor's Purse will be for,
one miie and repeat, entrance $40.
The entrance OF each day TO be added TO the re-
spectvc purses.
heats. In ono Of these races, entries $500 each
10 wit:-John r. Whites and /. IL. divers Mon.
sicur Tonson colt, VIM. Garth's do Paschal Blu
lords Shakespeare, William Terry's do, and clo-
sed.
Same days colts entered, at $50 each, and clio.
sed.
The Proprictors will pay the Cash, as above, to
the winners OF each day, without discoun;--exccpt
tue Prupr tors Purse, two-th yls of which will he
paid TO The winner.
The proprictors will furnish good stables and Rt
ter gratis for race horses, s. every thing necessary
Tor thcir comfort, on reasonable terms; and every
excrton used TO have the track in first order
The three first days racing free for any horse,
mare or gclding, CARRYING the proper weight.
Ny. Ny DIVER LIVER rropriootrs.
| ~ the Richmond Enquirer and Wing will pub
! lish the above once fortnight till 18th Septem
ber' and forward their account TO the Office Of tire
Lyhchourg Vrginian. au6-laftl2Scp
| "a IRGINIA-At rules held in the clerks Office
OF the circuit superior court of law and chan
Gerry for King s; Queen county on the 9th day OF
August, 1892: Richard Bagby, pltF,, against Mus
coe Garnett, as admir- of Henry Garnc,t, deceased,
with his will annexed, of all his goods ch.tteIs
and credits, unadministered by Thomas Gar
nett, deed, and i'll his right Isaac Burnett
and Martha Burnett his wife, Samuel Parrish, and
Mary Parrish his wife, James Allison, and
Elizabeth Allison his wife, and Henry (:nrnctt
dtts.--IN Cn.NCERy
The defendants Isaac Bnrrct and Martha
Burnett his wife, Samuel Parrish, and Mary Par
r'sh his wife, James Allison and Elizabeth Allison
ms whc, ana Henry Garnet, not having entered
their appearance, aud given security according to
the act ol assembly and the rules Of this court and
1T appearing by satisfactory evidence, that they are
not inhabitants of this country: it is ordered that
The said defendants do appear here on the first
Monday IN December next, and answer the bill oil
me plaintiff and that copy cf this order be forth
win inserted in some newspaper published in the
city OF Richmond, for two months successfully,
and posted at the front door of the courthouse of
this county. Copy. Testc
ROBERT POLLARD, JR., ID. C.
aug 2l-law Sw~
TT oTlCE-MRS. NELSON continues her
v boarding establishment near the Capitol.
Having reduced her charges the following will be
her rates from this date, viz:
Board and Lodging for gentleman and his LADY,
or Tor two gentlemen or two ladies' in one room
$3.50 per annum, each paid quarterly $3.50 90
Do do. children under IL years of age, half
price lis 90
Do do gentleman or one lady $50 90
49, 90 do without $50 co
70 co. servants l5 90
DO do gentleman and his lady, or two
gentlemen or two ladies', per week, in
room, SIS each lf; Ga
20. do. one gentleman or one ladv IN =
room 90
Do. do children, under - years Of age,
and servants, q on
Do do gentlemen and ladies per day, with
fire o.
Do. 90. do. do. do. without fire / OO
Do do children, under II years of age, and ser
= wants, half price.
h Do do. extra Dinners, IS. Freak fast, 2s 3D. Tea
y &c. Is. Cd
Livery Of each horse, 81 hours % gals. grain an,
rack food,) so cents
, Extra grain, additional charge
Carnage shelters furnished without charge.