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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-08-30

aE-A Clerical Association will be held in
The Churches of Norborne Parish, ON
Thursday, Friday, Saturday and SUNDAY.
the sixth, seventh, eighth and ninth DAYS Of
September next. The first two days. Thurs.
day and Friday, the Association will be held
at Mount Z'on; the last two, Saturday and
Sunday, in Martinsburg
a2-Divine Service viii be performed in ths
Episcopal Church at Mill Creek, on Monday
the 10th OF September next, at ii O'Clock. a.
tn and at O'Clock. m.
g The Winchester Presbytery will meet
III Romney on the 7th of September next.
81 he Rev. Mr. JoHNsoN will not preach
the next Sunday in Course at Mount Zion, m
consequence oil having accepted an invita-.
tion 10 attend an association at Berryyiile.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-08-30
EDe .Markets.

d'erGnd'7G, Aug % Last week the wa
gon price OF Flour opened at s. 30. aud con-
'ihued to improve until Thursday, when j.
was sbA5, the article then became dull. and
closed on Saturday evening at $50. Mode
rate sales were made during tha week from
stores at 63f3 so Yes;efda, (alondsy)
The wagon price opened al o ~: but sc IN
derstand late in The day there was a few loads
sold al T. 90, The scarcity Of vessels has
caused q great dnllness in Gun Floor market.
baltimore, Aug 81 - The WAGON price for
lonr remains at $500; sales lrynl stores at
80 o-a Cash @nd I've understand thai some i0t;
have brought 70 IS on taae. Taere has been
, some transactions 10 Provisions hear ol
81 the sale OF considerable la Of prime
ro o al SlO4 /, aud Geef Gprims3 at n %
2O, Lard az 9a9t, ana lifuss al toe;
| cargo OF lar was taken at SIS, s0me sales
d English Island Mal,.ses a s b, whit
| "orn IS selling at 66aG7 we bear ofoa -a's'
oi !eA0w-no chang III Nl.eat.--.4aeF'...
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-08-30
MARRIED

On Thursday last, by the Rev. Mfr. John.
son, MIR. ROBERT LARIMORE. of Ohio.
to Mrs ELIZABETH b EVANS, dangh,
ter et the late capt. Msgnus Tate, Of hi,
county.
At bridgeport, Connecticut, JOHN STE.
PHf,NS, ESQ Counsellor at law, to Mis-.
CAIHARlsE KAyEL. This lady was
heard 10 say that mo man should wind her
round his Gnserl" In reply 10 which. the
aokee lawyer said, II will do my best, then.
madam, 10 unracet you'll
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-08-30
tFrom the New York Americana

from the New York Americana
A few plums produced alarming symptoms
IN gentleman last evening
Three persons were taken sick at Har.
lem Immediately after ealing part of a SIN
gle crab,
Three others after eating heartily of crabs,
died oil Cholera near Yorkville.
Cold baked rice pudding produced symp.
toms OF Cholera in three families near Hal
let's Cave.
A small pice Of water melon occasioned A
short attack OF Cholera In gentleman who
has constantly visited the Cholera Hospitals
during The whole season.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-08-30

.Nel1s from tie Frontier .--The st. ON,
Beacon Of the 9th instant ssys-"Laie h.,
evening information reached here, whieb
may be relied on that the hostile Indians. i
attempting to cross the Mississippi nye,
had been intercepted. and totally routed
with the loss Of great number Of live,
Report says three hundred I"
Melancholy .4ccident During the souan
yesterday afternoon, small sloop on board
Of which were 8 men, capsized in Butter
MIX Channel, and all on board were drown.
ed; sioop sunk immediatiy.-.N Y. Com.
In the new aims house, situated in Bali
more county, the cholera is said to prevail
to considerable extent This arises No
doubt from the number and description of Il,
inmates. The Incorporate there, and el,e.
where, are generally the victims Bait Chroa
The Nashville Banner Of the 18th saws.
The President of the United States will. we
understand, probably arrive at the Hermj.
tage IN this vicinity on Wednesday next. and
is expected to remain only about twelve DAYS
II is supposed by some. that he has got The
horrors most confoundedly, having given 10
all hope Of being re elected President of the
United States.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-08-30
JAS. WATSON WEBB

From the New York Courier &. Enquirer
Mortality : The su4joined table seia sho,y.
say the Courier, the iotGl number of .ieotbs
,of'ich ''.ee occurred IN The city of .Actc York.
from all diseases, saice tie Cholera FIRST an
psaFed omong as up to The present time; and
as" she na7nber,c haeh occurred IN The same ne
riod Of last lleer. y
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-03

You will not fail to see range OF tables tlat
would feast regiment, and camp fires at which
all flesh and fowl is roasting. including ''whole
hog" that constitutes the barbecue which gives
name to this feast
When the banquet is ready you devote your
self to the consultations, as the hrst course Is
for the ladies, upon whom the gentlemen attend,
as the genius waited upon Aladdin. The second
course is for the lords, upon whom the maEaSers
and slaves attend. After all, the managers dine
also. and they have servants no less exalted than
the ladies.
4 barbecue has from three hundred to eight
hundred people, and it is onj where very So
cia life is led that this feast could be SO well NIL
ed. But sometimes candidate Or an officer ins
vites the whole county, and the number Is then
greater The master of the least, on this occa-
sion, ascends the rUstrum made by the woodmah,
and which is that part of a tree that is Immediate.
| " above the roots. From this elevation he l'a-
rangues the people in good Virginia, which IS ge-
| Morally choice English, always excepting fot,ng,
which find in no classic author.
But must quit the subject OF this great and
venerable commonwealth, which is known IN
the remOtest corners Of the earth: tor Its pro-
ducts are chewed alike
| "By saint, by savage and by sage
Should old Virginia be sunk by an earthquake.
or swallowed at a meal by the geological demon
called a - great convuision OF nature" it would
be calamity to the world; it would extinguish
millions Of pipes, and "eclipse the gaiety of ma
tions.'' J. NJ.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-03
ALEXANDRIA. ID. C.
Friday MORNING. FEBRUARY 5. 1852.

TWe think it good occasion to remark:
that we must respectfully decline the public
of any original or selected articles, the tendency
of which may be to produce controversy on
points of religious doctrine or practice or con-
nected with the peculiar views Of any particular
denomination. Our paper is not the proper are
ma for these sorts Of discussions, and we are
confident that our determination, in the end, will
meet with the appreciation of the whole commu
nty.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-03

triumphs of the day. 1t will be lasting-it VII,
be increasing.
PartisaDs may seek to perpetuate whatever sn;,.
their interests, but the lover Of his country :.
willing ito yield something for the sake Of +;
berty."
Let the North and tie South, then, approa,b
each other. and IN the language Of old saw. $50,
there be no strife between me and thee Wbr
should there be- Are we not all children Of y.
same parent-hcirs Of the same lame-and look.
ing forward 10 the same high destiny?
May we not expect to see our hopes verified:
The last number Of the African Repository
contains its usual portion Of interesting matte,
relative to the concerns Of the Colonization g.
ciety.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-03
Potat Is X Ohi0ns.

600 BUSHELS potatoes, in casks of bushels
~ ~ each, and 1000 punches onions, of excellent
quality and prime order, board schooner Adelaide
Janney Brown, from Boston; which will be sold low,
if tax en- from the wharf Appiyto
ian 80 s. NJ. & S. II. JANNEY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-03
NoRFoLY, Jan. 80.


From the Hest India Squadron. The U.
schr Shark, Lieut.. Commd't Boerum, arrived last
evening from Port au Prince, whence she sailed on
the 9Th inst; she experienced unconmonly rough
s. severe weather during the whole passage, and for
the last four days was completely enveI"ped in a
sheet of ice. The officers and crew are in good
health. but as is reasonable to suppose, much ia
tisued by their incessant toll and exposure.
The Shark, we learn, has been sent home by
Com. Elliott with dispatches for Government,
which are understood to relate to a commercial
arrangement negotiated by him with the Haytien
Government, highly advantageous to American
commerce, which it places on the footing OF that
of the most favored nation.
The Shark sailed from Port -au-Prince in COM
pany with the U. S. ships Fairfield and Erie.
bound on a cruise-alI weIl-and, about 10 days
out spoke an American brig IL days from Ma
tanzas bound to Boston, which reported the sail.
Ing e days before she lefty of the U. S. ship Vim
cennes, Capt. Shubrick, from that port for Ha.
vana, all well.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-03

Recovered
Died -
Remaining at this date, at 8 o'clock. A. ". =, ).
From the commencement Of the disease, " =. =,
Goth Oct6ber-Cases $50; deaths l1l-C""'
OPENING OF PARLIAMENT L.,
LONDON, Dec. 6.-This morning bav''s "
fixed for the opening Of Parliament by his "' y
ty in person, a number of respectable persons
gan to assemble early in Parliament street =
the entrances to the two Houses of Psrlians'.,
Owing to the fineness Of the mornlns'
James's Park was thronged with pede'!;l o'c
every grade. At twelve O'Clock, the Go',,
the House of Lords were thrown open 10 "s
ers of tickets Of admission to the gallery W.
has been newly erected. The front 's'' =
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-04-03

FsEhE proprietor Of tho Steamboat FREDE,
h RlCk@BURG have concluded 10 place her
on the route between the District Of Columbia
Norfolk and Echmcnd.-BY this arrangement
great facilities will be Afforded travellers OF this
line, lay having Il Eoat twice week, instead Of
once as hcTctoorc.-'!he Fredericksburg will com
mencc her trips on Tuesday he 81 Cf April.
leaving washington AT 3 o'clock, L. NJ, aad Alex
andrla at O'Clock, and arrive Norfolk the fol-
loving afternoon. On Thursday uorning, al six
o'clock, she will leave Norfolk for Rchncud, and
arrive The same evcnlng.-iIoturung will leave
Richmond i"r Norfolk on Saturday morning, at
six O'Clock, and Norfolk for the District of Co
!unhi, on Saturday morning at nino O'Clock, and
continue, during the season, TO run on the same
days and hours and at the same rates, for passage
and freight, as are charged by the Steamboat Pea
tomac.
The Fredericksburg VIII he commanded by Capt
Ncvclt, is swift and good Boat, with a low pres
sure Engine, and her accommodations for Passen.
gers and freight, such is hoped will give salts
faction TO those who may be inclined to patroniza
the undertaking.
mar pS--cCti;
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-04-03

fnGNoN@%oA 10 nne bay, upwards q &{ls, .
hands high, four years old ncNt giafa.
also, NmpTiNa, iuc cEcsuut. worry largo fouE
ears Ok last grass, gotLy EoASoAk& out of tbs
chcsn"t mare Nnpr;Hr which was by GRAccHys
out OF Young EvEaINsrrNc, aud she by SANs
CUIorIu, ojr ofoli EvrvLAsrlNo.
Also, BLACK NAEHi"vr, twelve ycags old last
grass, got by The Imported horse Mcrrviied GU, If
the imported mare thilodaiphis-she was got by
Washington, fs"n Of SIH fErER Tr,YLr, ont of an
own sister 10 GRumrAFEE,) her dam, Miss TorreR.
I"GE, Ky HAT iavori'c SON of EcLIrsG DuNGANNoN,
ont Of niARCrljA by MAMEEINo--slio was out OF
NEncA by SwECrari,R. the beat horse aud stallion
"i ms ioy-hH"e'tcg by SNAP, Re"ulus, Bay,lctra
|hdcrs-Dam Of the TWO yarE BLUES.
~ t. To his Mamhrino blood, through Mcs
,Gn"cr, the io"% i-'grd Eciir&c owes his powcrr,
Hr. hlnd"lph gay" Gl0O Virginia currency, (6s,
10 inc d"uar,l for Black Wargiour when yeas.
ling, NJ Mr.. Dunop's sale.
~ D. The above pedigrses arc authentic and
may DC rehco on, J. X, of Roanoke,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-04-03
PUBLIC SALE

NJ ILL be offered for sale at public auction,
before the front door of the Eagle Ho-
tel, in the city of Richmond, on the Goth of
ApTIl 1899, at ~ o'clock, on q credit OF six
mon hs, HOUSE & LOT, situated on Main
or T. street, in said city. The house is of BRICK
three stories high, well calculated for a store and
dwelling housc.-'The lot fronts on said Main or
e street, about 273 feet, and extends back from
SAID street, towards Exchange Alley, to Inc
drawn directly across q yard, from corner of
a lumber or warehouse, on the entire lot, "a part
now only being offered for sale) to point where
another line drawn from the corner of the kitch-
en- on said entire lot, to where it would intersect
line, from the corner of the kitchen Of Full
cher, Tor what was formerly Fulcher's kitchen
which said back line is nearly parallel 10 the
said Main or E street, and includes he PRIV and
recess annexed thereto, on the side of the said
lumber or ware house, parallel TO the said Main
or street, and running thence (frcm the said
point OF intersection along the line drawn from
the corner ofthe kitchen aid entire lot, to the
corner of FulChcr's kitchen, including also a
passage OF PA feet, extending from the before
described lot To Exchange Alley, which said lot
or parcel ct ground with the appurtenances is a
part If lot purchased by John King. ofthe re-
present atIves OF Thomas GIlliat, Preference to
which title may be had, at the Office of the
Husilng's Cont for tie city of Richmond
The above described property Will be sold b.
virtue OF Deed Of Trust, cxccu'ed by John
King TO John Macrae, decd. and John Gibson
Jr, of record in the Office of the Hus'lng's
Coult of Richmond, to satisfy Jane Boyle.
Adm,x. of D. Boyle, decd. CERTAIN debts in said
Deed mentioned.
The purchaser will be required to execute o
negotiable note with good cndorscrs at one OF
the Virginia Banks in the city of Richmond, Tor
at one OF their Branches in the town of Frede.
rlcksburG) payable in SIX months, and also 10
execute a Deed OF Trust on the property to Sc
cure the purchase money.
JOHN GIBSON, in,
Surviving Trustee.
in fIs
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-04-03

'
ged 10y the payment Of fifteen within the sea.
son, which will close on The LIST Of July.
This fine Stallion Is the property OF Admiral
Sir Isaac Coffin. and has been procured by the
subscriber for The present cason only, after
which he Will be retained to the agent of his
owner near Boston.
CLEVELAND is a dark bay, with black
marc legs and tail. He is seventeen bands
h'gh, ard seven years old, of fine form, and !
doubt 1t there is any Stallion in Virginia, pos
seSs'ng equal bone, muscle and sincw. He is
SAID /" be Of the finest breed Of horses used in
! England for harness. A cross Of the mares Of
Eastern Virgins (which all parlake more or
| les ct The blood s'ock,) with this horse. is
calculated TO produce n most valuable breed for
the draft md the saddle.
Cleveland was sent to tie United States
in 1928, by his or, To improve the breed Of
horses III Massachusetts,, where ! am Informed
his colts (some of them three years old next
grass are amongg; The finest in the Union.
Mares sent to this horse viii have the range
Of one Of the best pastures IN this part Of the
country, rratls--or will be obundanlly fed on
graIr, a; % cents a day. a faithful agent Is
employed, who Will use every precaution against
escapes and accidents, but the subscriber will
not be resPoD.i"ir should any occur.
+. G. MAYO.
R,5haond H,rsa 80. ia32 --zon4v
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-04-03
BROAD--ROCK RACES

ANJ I'LL take place usual, tho fourth Tues
w day in April next.
FIRST DAY.
a Swecpstakc-mile hcats-Entraucs SlOO-
half forfeit.
SUBSCRIBERS,
l. James Elan enters Arab filly.
=. BENZ. Moody enters n Johanna colt,
$. Thomas Graves enters n Gahanna colt
4. VIM. Newly enters Golanna colt.
.. Mark T. Flurnoy enters n Gohanna colt.
u. John NJ. Bouts enters Monster Tonson colt
SAME DAY.
a Sweepstake-mile heats,
SUBSCRIBERS
l. Jno. Nj. Bolts enters 6. {. by Gohanna, out OF
Phillis.
2. VIM. r. Johnson enters full brother TO Polly
Jones.
5. Aoner Robinson enters Flirtilla fly by Archie
4. Thomas Garter enters b. C. By Ratcr.
D. Jas. w. Wintrcc enters Johanna colt, out of
Yankee Maid.
6. Henry Ring enters b. C. by Cherokee.
SECOND DAY
Proprietor's Pursc-$200-two mile hcat.--cn-
trance-SSl5.
THIRD DAY.
Jockey Club Pursc-S500-thrco milo heats
entrance S2O--money hung up.
u The Racing over this Old Standard Course.
and admitted to be one of the best in Yruinio &c
expected to be uncommonly attractive and interest
ing this Spring.
mar II ny the Secretary If the Club.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-04-03


Two Hugh Davis, and Susan, his wife; F,nci,
Il Cross. Willi,m L. White, and Eliza.
beth, his wife; John Cross. and 1in.ley Davis.
IN his own right, and uex, friend Tor yoYr SON
John Hector Davis:
You will be pleased % take notice, that shall.
81 Friday. the iGh day of March nex,, a, tho
tavern "t james +. Huffman, ~ the county of
Hanover, p'"'ecd 10 iaSe the dispositions of
Nc"'re fi"skns uud otEors, TO be read as evi
dcnc IN SUIT now depending and undetermined
~ tn" Superior Court Of Law and Chaucrry for
inc county Of Henrlcc, IL which YOU arc Mains
lha and om Tia" defendant. The snid deposi,
tons viii be taken On the day and ut the place
aforesaid, between the hours of 9 o'clock i'm the
morning uEl o'clock in the evening; and if.
from any cause, The taking OF the said dispositions
shall no; DC completed OH the day aforesaid, the
taking there OF VIII be contin, cd, from day To
day, at The same place and between the same
aours, until the taking hereof sha be completed
am yOur o5edIent servant,
NANCY B. CROSS,
Widow Of Fleming 3. Cross. deceased, Curas
tr'X OF the Estate o. the said Fle ming Il. Cross.
feb ; aW2t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-04-03
CoMMIssroNER ANDERsoN's OFFICE,

W H1tuWSOUIg, EIIH W1rch, 1872. Z
have appointed the eighteenth day of Nav
next TO execute tho foregoing orders of court,
OF which the parties should have at least thirty
days clear notice On which day, by nine O'Clock,
A. NJ. the parties concerned required 20 attend
at this Office with their books, papers, and esti-
,mony, with the necessary copies of court papers,
and with this original order,
3l-4w Ro ANDERSON, Commissioner
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-04-03
EREE-1ELEL RACES

VA I'LL commence, usual the second Tues.
" q day in May next.
FIRST DAY.
The celebrated Stallion Stakes will take nloco
this day. The produce of the best Stations of the
land will make their first effort, for the fame of
themselves and sires. On the event of this race
depends much OF the future of those Justly
celebrated Tonson, Eclipse, Johanna
Medley, Contention and Arab, The number of
colts OF their get, in training for this stake an
sures race worthy of Virginia in her best day
Entrance so2OO--mile heats-play or pay.
SUBSCRIBERS.
]. Jno NJ. Botts' produce of Johanna
2. Jas. j. Harrson's Arab.
3. r. Watson's Monsieur Tonsop.
4. Tn. p. IIare's Contention
5. VIM. K. Iobnson's Medley.
SECOND DAYS RACE.
Projectors Purse $3OO-two mile hcuts-on.
trance SIS.
Aiter TINS race, Will be run swccpstake-mile
heats-cntrancc S1OO-half forfeit
SUBSCRIBERS.
J. VIM. III. Minge enters Contention GiIev
:. Dr. Johnson Gohanna colt out Of the dam Of
Collier
3. Peter LYONS i;ohanna colt.
4. a. NJ. Harrison Hotspur colt out of Molly
Andrews.
S. Henry Talman Spring Hill COLI:
On the evening of this day, there will be a Race
Ball at tho Eagle Hotel. Gentlemen citizens and
visitors are requested to subscribe.
THIRD DAY.
Jockey Club Purse &l000-four milo heats.
FOURTH DAY.
A Projectors Purse S92O0-two milo heots-on.
france SIS.
After thie race, will he run a Sweopstake-
mile hcats--en;racc S200-half forfeit
SUBSCRIBERS.
|. J. NJ. SGldcn enters b, E. by Tonson out of q
Diomedc mare.
q VIM. Burton enters s.. c. by Johanna, out of n
Tom Tough mare.
g. }. w. Nintrec enters C. by Gohunna, out o.
Bay Yankee.
L. VIM. II. Roane enters gr fby Johanna, out o.
his independence mare.
D. phos Watson enters b. C. by Tonson, out of a
full sister to Tuckahoe
o. Jno. NJ Bolts enters b, C. by Johanna, out oil
Dairy Maid,
T. F. T. Corbin enters b. f. by Trafalgar, out of q
full sister TO S;Lar.
3. Nm. X, Johnson enters S C. by Tonson, out oil
Betsy Robinson,
y. A. Armstrong enters produce Of Cageun's IIor
net mare by Spring Hill.
AS the produce Of Eclipse is in the Stallion
! Stakes, IT is hoped the northern stable Of Mr.
Stevens will try on Virginia ground the speed ant
bottom Of his famous courscrs. The stable from
| the Ccntral Course will also be there: which
together with the ball. offers field of enjoyment
seldom witnessed in Virginia.
mar 10 by tie Sccrctaryo Of the Cluj
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-04-03
NOTICE.

'@NtiE steamboat POTOMAC, Capt. WV,
X HrrHALL, will resume her usual route DO.
tween Washms ton, Alexandria, Norfolk, and
Richmond leaving Washington Friday, tho
*3d INST, at 8 o'clock, and Alexandria at o'clock
7. M-arryc at Norfolk on the next day, in the
a!t"rnoon--ieavo Norfolk for Richmond on Sunday
morning at o'clock, a. NJ. Returning, will
Leave Richmond for Norfolk ON Tuesday, 27th, at
b o'clock, A. NJ, and Norfolk, for Alexandria
and Washington on Wednesday at Q o'clock. A,
NJ.
Fare from Washington or Alexandria 10 Nors
folk, S7-iaro through TO Richmond, SO.
n. WATLES, Agent.
IL Tho Petersburg In;cgcncor will inscrs
tho above. mar 92-tA
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-04-03
&NOl.ES Of The Fiji.

a MAIN OF COCKS will DC fought at North
I "a ampton Courthouse, North Carolina. for
%loVo' TO commence on Wednesday the nth April
neN' ana continue four days. Each party shows
81 Cocks. m 2O-lt
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-04-03
EsaB'GERGm- w are
AND
CEFE.VSF,

FHhtE subscriber is now receiving, per ship
a Nlmrod, from Liverpool at New York mis-
spring Supply OF articles in the above linc-Also,
from various factories in this coantry, a general
assortment Of
Glass Ware.
Inc h7rlhen-warc and China having been put
up DID, England to his order, is expressly adapted
20 ihls market. The assortment is very complete,
comprising many new articles, shapes, patterns
60 and every thing IN the line necessary for the
Coaatry and City tradc--whicA nc offers on mo.
deratc terms by Wholesale or retail.
TT Country Merchants who arc in tho habit If
purchasing at tho North, respectfully requested
TO call and examine his stock and prices
CHARLES HOLT, ".
ma l5-c4w co3wJ
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-04-03
FAIRFIELD RACES

W. LII commence on tho 4th Tuesday in
w April next, and continue three days
Frst Day-a post swecpstake for colts and fl.
les years oid-Sl0O entrancc-play or nav
six subscribers and closed.
Mr.. Boris, Mr. WATSON
lIr. GARRISON, Mr. MISGv
Mr.. Johnson. Mr. An.us
n swccpstake for colts and FLIES, years old
$50 entrance-half forret-to close on ,he LIST
April next-tour Subscribers or more to make a
race, TO which there three subscribers
second Day-froprIetors Purse--two mile
heats-pursc 300 dolars-cntrancc SIS.
Third Day-Jockey Club Pursc-four mile
heats-entrance S20-Purse $500, without dis.
count.
BY order of the Club.
JOHN MINGE, D.
RICHARD ADAMS, Projectors.
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