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The President has received an invitation from some of
his friends in Hartford, (Conn) TO visit that section OF coun-
try, TO which he has made the following reply,
WARRINGTON, March 7h, 1881.
GentIemen:-l avail myself of the first opportunity ar.
torded me since the adjournment of Congress, 10 acknow.
ledge the receipt OF your nattering letter of the 9th of
February last, transmitting, in behalf of the citizens of
Hartford, Connecticut, the resolution they had adopted on
the previous Sth of January.
To know that my character and the course of nv adj.
tninistration are viewed with sentiments OF kindness and
appreciation, so cordial and unqualified as those which are
manifested IN your communication, and by a portion of
my 'e'iow'c'tizens to whom | am personally a stranger, Is
a pleasure which more than repay. the privauens and
cares that have made them familiar with my name.
Could any thing add TO the desire l have long INDUCED
10 visit New England and examine the republican insi-
tutions which her sons have raised up with so much pub
lie spirit and success, il would be the satisfaction | should
expect 10 derive from a personal intercourse with the cui-
zens themselves. l am at present unable to say when l
can embrace an opportunity to crafty this desire; but /
uust II may be IN my power in the course OF the present
or the next year.
am gentlemen,
With sentiments Of great respect and regard,
Your ohedienf sarvant
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RIakeGOr.d.

Annapolis, 9TH March,
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N~OT1CE.-AI persons indebted to the Estate Of the
/ Y late Col. VIM. Allen, Of Surry, are requested to come
forward and discharge their respective balances, and those
having claims will please to present them properly anthem
ncated, without delay, TO the Undersigned, in order that
they may be paid; and they are hereby informed that this
notice will be plead in bar Of al claims not demanded
within the time prescribed by law.
GRIFFIN ORGAIN,
Ex'r. OF VIM. Allen, deed,
C%laromoni, Sury County, Feb. 10. pb-ew1
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WILL BE SOLD, on the premises, to the highes,
bidder, on Friday the goth of next month, (Sep-
,embe) if fair, il not the first fair day thereafter, (Sun.
day excepted) on a credit Of one, two and three wears.
equal instalments) the purchaser or purchasers giving
bonds with approved security, and a Deed Of Trust on the
and to secure the payments, that well known and desira-
Bile tract OF land, in The county Of holloway, formerly the
property Of John ID. Royal, containing by estimation 6I7
acres, having OIL IL a large and conmodious brick Dwell.
ing-house, kitchen, and stable, a t~hreshing- machine that
goes by water, with a small grist.miil attached TO it, and
all other convenient out houses-a large garden inciosed
by a brick wal.-We shall on the same day and place
and on the same terms, sell one other tract Of land adioin.
ing the above tract, called the Cottage tract, formerly the
property Of John ID. Royal also, and containing 264 acres.
There Is a convenient Dwelling house on this farm, with
other out houses, necessary for the comfort and profit of
a purchaser. Both tracts are fine corn aud wheat land.
and Of course, fine clover lands, upon which, no doubt,
plaster will act 10 a great advantage,) and in fine condi.
ton for cultivation. We deem it Unnecessary TO give a
more particular description Of it, thinking that no one will
purchase without first viewing the premises. This pro.
perty Is very desirable, situated in a healthy and agree
able neighborbood, and is about 30 miles from Richmond.
and 40 from Petersburg, and within three miles of Deep.
creek, which is now n~avigable for Tobacco boats. Full
possession will be given as soon as the purchaser complies
with the terfns OF the sale. The lands will be shewn bv
Travis ii Epes, who lives adjoining Them.
LEW JONES, Er'oys. of Peter
TRAVIS II. EPES, b. Jones, deed.
Aug. 80. 32-,
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Drugs. Medicines, Paints, sc.

"ILLlAM O. COOKE, having purchased Of MIR.
Hugh G. hcNemara, his stock Of Drugs, Medi.
cioes, Paints, &c, respectfully informs the public, that he
intends TO continue The Apotbecary and Drug business at
the old stand, one door above the Bell Tavern. Hc has
now on hand, and intends constantly TO keep . good as
sortlDent Of such articles as are generally kept In like esta.
blishments, which he offers for sale on such terms as he
natters himself win give general satisfaction. lie invites
the old patrons OF the establishment to continue their Gus.
tom, and promises that his most uowearied efforts shall be
given to merit the patronage Of the public. Country mer.
chants, Physicians, and the public generally, are respect.
fully requested TO give him sean, before P0fehsslog.
Aug. 81. $50
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WISH to rent Tor one or more years, the Stof house
\ and lot belonging TO the estate Of the late DR.. Rice,
located Ia about 6 OF 800 yards Of Hsmpden Sidney Col.
lege, the Union Theological Seminary, &c. Thes is on
the premises a comfortable dwelling house, some out
houses, a good store house, garden, &C; it is considered
TO be one OF the best situations in the upper country for q
retail store. The present incumbent. DESTROYS OF turning
his attention to other pursuits, will give possession be.
tween the LIST and 18th Of October neAt. For terms, sp.
ply TO JAMES ID. WOOD.
FarmviIe, 2lth August. 1888. 34-wsw
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BY c & OOK

" The ENQUiRER is Published twice a week, generally, and
threo times a week during the session OF the State Legislature
Price, the same as heretofore, Five Dollars per annum, payable in ad.
vance. Notes Of shattered, speciepaying banks (only) will DO re-
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ting them by mail; the postage Of all letters being paid by the writer's.
3r No paper will be discontinued, but at tho discretion Of the
Editors, until all arearages have been paid up.
~ Whoever will guarantee tho payment OF nine papes, shall
havo tho tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
W One square, OF less, first insertion, IS cents; each continuance,
50 cents. No advertisement inserted, until i'll has either been paid FOR,
Or assumed bv some person in this cty or its euvirons.
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NEW MARKET RACES-FALL 1888.
THNHE RACES over this course will commence, AZ
IL usual. on the second Tuesday in October, aud con.
'inue four days.
FIRST DAY-Ttco stakes:
lt.-A Sweepsiake Tor Colts aud Fillie., three years old
2 mile heats-SlOO enirance-hslf forfeit. Now three
subscribers; and, 10y their permission, will remain open
ill the 18Th Of September.
2d.-A Sweepstake for Colts and FiIies, three years
old-mile heats $50 entrance-piay or pSy-free for all
Colts that have never run a public race-to close on the
first day Of October.
DAY-P roprietor's purse $500, entrance SIS
z mile heats.
THIRD DAY-Jocky Club purse 5000, entrance, $50
4 mile heats.
FOURTH DAY-the .Neto Market pIdie-consisiing of
two beautiful SHper Pitchers, with tops and walters.
and will cost about $3O0.-Two mile heats-free for all
ages.
The Proprietor will be prepared, as usual, to accommo-
date gentlemen at the course.
o. p. HARE, Proprietor.
AugustZI. 32-6t
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NALL DRY GOODS.-W odstcOrfh & Wiiliams in
form their customers, and merchants generally, they
are now receiving from Philadelphia, New York aud
Boston, . general assortment Of Dry Goods; aud that in a
few days Their assortment will be complete Tor the fall
trade. Their stock Of goods will al all times be found
worth the attention Of country merchants, and their prices
as low as IN any Northern market.
August 90. 22-ot
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
I1O EDWARD wARREN.-sIR: Al. YOU

vNO EDWARD w~ARREN.-SIR: As you are not
u an i~nhabitsnt Of the Commonwealth Of Virginia, and
have no agent, known 10 me-, you will please take notice,
that l shall proceed on the fourteenth day Of October next,
between the hours OF nine o'clock in the morning, and
six o'clock in the evening Of that day, at the Office OF Her.
bert A.. Claiborne, in the city Of Richmond, to take the
affidavit Of Mr.. James p. Tyler; and on the 18th day Of
the same month, (Ociober9 at my house in the county Of
Hanover, aud State OF Virginia, between the hours Of 8
o'clock in the morning, and six o'clock of the evening Of
that day, proceed TO take the affidavit Of Jos. N. Edmond.
son and others, to be read as evidence in a suit now de.
pending, and undetermined in the Circuit Superior Court
Of Law and Chancery for Henrico county, in which suit
myself and others are plaintiffs. and you are defendant;
aud should the said afidavits not be completed on the days
aforesaid, they will be continued from day 10 dsy until
the taking thereof shall be completed on the days and
at the places Aforesaid. Yours. SC.
WILLIAM CLARKE and others, pltfs.
september IL. SS-w4W
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~eiNFORD, BROOKS, "a Il co, have, by re-
~ cent arrivals from Philadelphia and New York, re-
ceived a considerable portion Of heir Fall STOCK Of GOODS,
and shall continue TO receive by every arrival from the
North additional supplies, which viii render their asso,t.
ment as large and desirable as any in the CITY. Their
purchases are made chiefly at package sales, and are con.
sequently bought on the most favorable terms. They in.
vite q eallffom their old friends, and the public generally be.
fore purchasing Isewbere-pledgtng themselves to seII Al
The lowest prices. Sep. Ie1 90
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EMOVAL.-BALDwfN g. KENT have removed
IL 10 their new store, nearly opposite Messrs. Lewis
Webb & Co, and now offer for sale upwards Of five hun
dred packages Of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods. Their
assortment is now complete, and will be kept good durlpg
the business season, by purchases in the Northern mar
kets, or by direct importations. Possessing every facility
for buying goods cheap, they pledge themselves TO sell
them 10 Punctual customers, at az low prices as they can
be bought in any market in the United States. An pxs-
mination OF their stock is respectfully solicited.
September 10. 36-IOt
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IN Observation-Disclosures County, Ju-
ly Court, 1928:
Henry Elliott and others, Plaintiffs.
against
John Elliott, administrator, &C., Defendant.
This cause came on 10 be heard upon The bill, answers,
examination OF Witnesses and exhibits, and was argued by
counsel: on consideration whereof, the Court doth adj
Judge, order aud decree, that Commissioner Easley do take
an account OF the administration OF the estate Of John Ell.
lott, dec, with William Penick, the dministrstor-tha
he also take an account Of the debts binding the heirs,
which have been paid out Of the personal estate OF the in.
test,ie-tbat he also take an account OF the debts due by
the estate TO the plaintiffs espectively-and that he as
certain the value OF the real estate which descended TO the
heirs and that he report the several matters, with any
matter specially stated deemed pertinent by himself or re-
CURED by the parties to be so stated. A ~Copy-Teste.
SAML. WILLIAMS, Cqe,k.
The parties interested are hereby notified, that 1 have
appointed Tuesday, the 26lh November next, at Halifax
Court House, Tor taking the accounts in the foreg oing de-
cree directed, at which time and place they will please
attend with their evidence, for settlement.
THOS EASLEY, Com. II. C. Court.
September IL. 3S-w4y
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AND o SALE.-The subscriber again offers Tor
sale the land on which he lives, in the county Of
Hanover, on Chickahominy Swamp, 10 miles from the
City OF Richmond, and 8 from Hanover Court. house, con-
tanning 4l3 acres, 2lS Of bottom land; 200 of which may
be made hrsi rate meadow land, about so acres now we'll
setin herds grass, from which n crop has been taken the
present year. The recent advertisement Of the shove land
renders a particular description at this time unnecessary.
IL not privately sold before the 10Th OF October, il will te
publicly offered Cor, the premises,) on that day.
Sept. IL. ~T3S-w4wr1 GUSrAVUS " JONES.
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x DEMONSTRATORS SALE will be sold on Tues
IA day, the 9th day of October next, il fair, Of not, OIL
the first fair day thereafter,) at the late residence OF Chris.
TOPPER Farrar. deceased, (Chnrch HilI) all The personal
estate, belonging to the said Farrar, consisting of horses,
wagons, sc. &c.-Terms-for all sums over Fly dollars,
negotiable notes al 80 days, with approved endorser>; for
all sums OF fifty dollars aud under, the cash will be re-.
quired-sale TO commence at IL o'clock, NJ. All persons
having claims against the estate, will please make them
known prior to the day OF sale.
JOHN FARRAR, .Adm'or of
Christopher Fdrrar, deed.
n. b. AT the same time and pl zee, will be hired out,
until the first OF January next, 3 negro men, 2 of whom,
are good wagoners. }. F, .Adm'Or. Of C. f., deed.
september liz. 37-ids
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\ IMPROVED STOCK FOR SALE.-I have Tor sale
eight or nine Bulls, from Is To 20 months old, by a
hall Durham short horn Of the stock OF j. III. Powell of
Philadelphia, out of my fine Hereford cows-of the stock
imported by Henry Clay, Esq, which he selected in Eng
land as deep milkers-thus%c combining the two rival breeds;
and FIVE or six rams by one Of Mr.. Meade's favorite stock
to be made by the LIST day OF October next, to
me, or, in my absence, to Mr.. Hargrove, my manager.
JAMES NJ. NORRIS.
P.O., POinde xter's Store, Louisa CO., Aug. l. 27-l2t
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CATTLE FOR sALE.-The subscribe

hURHAM CATTLE o SALE.-The subscriber
having purchased Of the late Richard X. Mead Of
Frederick county, a full. blooied Durham bull Of fine size
cows ever imported into this country, made up OF the Sc.
veral crosses OF MilIer's, Patton's, Clay's and Smiths inn
portstion. He would also sell FIVE or six first rate milch
cows OF this stock, all now with calf by the Durham bull;
gentlemen wishing to improve their stock Of cattle would
do well to make early application personally or by letter.
to the subscriber, residing near Granville, Augusta coun.
~, Va. All communications shall be promptly attended
to. VIM M TATE
September II. 39-w6w
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NAJlLMINGTON TAVERN o SALE.-Desir-
w Gus TO remove TO the State of Tennessee, | offer
for sale my Tract Of Land, containing 474 acres, lying in
the county oil Fiuvanna, on one OF the branches of Bird
Creek, and immediately on the stage road leading from
RichToni to Charlottesville, $50 miles above Richmond,
aud 20 below Charlotesviiie.( The Tavern and storr
house are new brick buildings, and well adapted for pub
lie business, and thought to be one OF the best stands in
the county Tor the mercantile business, as well as profess
sonal gentlemen. There are on the farm four fine
springs, and an excellent well Of water in the ward. &c.
This land lies within two miles Of the RivanDa river. and
Is situated in the Deighborhood of a cotton and woolIen fac.
tory, and three merchant mills. $50 acres are heavily
timbered, and good tobacco land.
1erms--One,t two and three years, or will take Tennes.
see Lands IN exchange. j. CURRIN.
Sept. IL. 3S-w3w
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a GENTLEMAN living in North Caroline, wishes TO
IN purchase for his own use a Blacksmith. For one Of
good character. a fair price will be given. Apply at this
Ofhce-or letters addressed 10 A. r., Richmond, will be
promptly tended to. f56-41 Sept. 10.
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WANTED. as an Apprentice to The Printing Busi.
mess, a yoptb Of respectable connections, possets.
Iog a good English Education. Apply At tbis Office,
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NALUABLE PROPERTY FOR sALE-wm b,

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.-wm b,
sold 10 the highest bidder, at public auction, without
reserve, on the premises, ON Friday, the 4th October ne xt
inc tract oil land lying in the upper end OF Mecklenburg
belonging 10 VIM. Boyd, containing 1905 12 acres, about
one hal cleared. IL lies well, and is considered one of
the hnest tracts OF upland in the county. Ii is well
adapted to the culture Of tobacco, and grain of every de.
anu a hall miles OF two manufacturing mills, and within
ten Of GAINESVILLE. The improvements are two dwelling
houses, about one mile apart, one Of which is spacious and
well adapted to the accommodation of a large family, a cot
ton GIN, and other necessary out. houses. IL is deemed
unnecessary to say any thing further about the land, as il is
presumed persons wishing TO purchase will view il. The
property will be shewn TO any person wishing to view il,
oy The overseer, residing on the premises, by DR.. David
Smith, near Chrisiansviile, or the subscriber. Satisfscto.
sale. ALFRED BOYD
Attorney in fact for Wiliiom Boyd.
Boydton, August 18th, 1888. s4-5,s
THRUST sALE.-By virtue Of q deed of trust. execu.
ted to the subscribers on the LIST day of June. 1881
by Colin C. Spiler and wife, of record in the COUNTY court
Of Albemarie, and for the purposes therein mentioned. we
shall proceed TO sell at public auction, on the premises, for
money, on Monday the 3Oth day of September next.
10 the highest bidder, the one undivided noiety of the
mills, and the tract of land on which thew stand.
two hundred and thirty EIGHT acres, more or
These mills are situated on Hardware river in the
county OF A~ibemarle, within two miles Of Scottsville on
ames River, nearly new, built Of brick, with two pair OF
burrs, one pair OF corn or colognes, and a valuable saw
Tor the season to, anil in successful operation by, Pace &
Perkins.-The title indisputable, but will be conveyed
as we hold it.-Sale at IL o'clock precisely.
F. b. DYER,
August Goth, 1888. 3I-,ds
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ANCASTER, DENNY & CO, .aucfioneers and
Commission Merchants, offer for sale, in store
300 bhds. st. Croix and Porto Rico sugars, part prime
200 boxes and bbis. double and single LOAF steam re-
fined do.
40 boxes white Havana do.
1900 bags and bbis. coffee consisting Of old Java. Ma.
Mia, Rio, Havana, Laguira and ST. Domingo.
300 packages G~uDpowder, %lmperiaI, Young Hyson
and Hyson teas
100 hhds. molssses Sugar House, Porto Rico and
Matsnzss
$4,000 lbs. cotton yarns, assorted
100 coils Manila ~cordsge,
Win a large and general assortment Of Foreign and
Domestic Liquors among which, superior Cognac BRAN
dy, imported direct; wines Of almost every kind and qua
lty among which, choice old l.. p. Madeira, in pipes,
hall do, quarter casks, half do. and bottles London Dock
Port, IN pipes, and Port, in bottles, received from Liver
pool, and various brands of Champagne London porter,
equal to any ever seen in this market; pepper, pinento,
race ginger, nutmegs, mace, window glass, soap and can
dies, olive oil, tanners do, some very superior; sole lea
ther, shoes, hats, madden, %ssltpetre, alum, shot, Hacks
segars, Hazards celebrated axes, pahsse aud counlerpsne
wsdding, nsn,sI and pier glasses, &c. &c.
August 20. 30-I6t
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FAIRFIELD RACES.-FALLM ETING.-wil com.
nence the 10Th day of October, and continue four
days.
FIRST AY.-Sweepstakes for three years olds, mile
heats, 800 entrance, u. f.
SECOND DAY.-Proprietor's purse, $500, two mile
heats, Sl5 entrance.
THIRD DAY Jockey Club Purse, $500, four mile
heats, $40 entrance.
FOURTH DAY.-A pair of Silver Pitchers, two mile
heats. ADAMS Pronr;.,or
Sept. 8. 3I--d
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u SYDNEY l. The Sc mi. an.
Ha Dual Examination at this Institution, will be held
publicly IN the College Chapel, commencing on Friday
the goth Of September, and closing on Tuesday the 24,b.
The Commencement will take place OH Wednesday the
10Th. The Anniversaries Of the Literary and Philosophical al
Society, and the Phil inihropic and Union Societies, will
be celebrated publicly on Thursday the 18th. The annual
meeting Of the Boardoi Trustees will take place on Friday
the 9th. The next session Of the College will commence
on the lst day Of November newt. BY order Of the Fa.
Guilty,
Sept. 3. E3i-5 p. McVICCAR Sec'ry.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE o sALE.-The
subscriber being DESTROYS of removing to the West
or Southwest in the Fall, will, on the first Thursday in
October next, offer at public sale, IF not sold privately be.
fore that time, which he would prefer doing, and will sell
a bargain in it, on the premises, The tract Of Land on
which he resides, lying on Briery river, in The county of
Prince Edward, 3 miles South Of the Courthouse, 5 OF
Hsmpden Sidney College, and 10 from the town OF Farm
vile, which lsa good tobacco market, containing by recent
survey 1880 acres, nearly one half OF which is in woods,
and a large proportion Of the wood land is good tobacco
land. the balance IS open, aud by estimation from 100 to 200
acres oil creek and branch flats, admirably adapted TO the
production OF corn, oats, wheat aud tobacco. IL is also a very
superior grass plantation, afIordiDg meadow land enough
Tor raising hay TO almost any amount, independent OF the
clover from the high lands: in a word, this tract OF land
is believed not to be inferior 10 any in The county. There
is on it a good dwelling house, with eight rooms, good out.
houses and barns. enough to house 80 900 lbs. of tobacco.
The Deighborhocd furnishes a market, for beef, mutton,
in fact any thing that can be raised on the plantation.-
The above Tract OF Land will be sold in a body, or divided
in any manner 10 suit purc,asers-one third OF the pur.
chase money 10 be paid when possession is given, the ba-
lance in three equal annual iustsinents, the purchaser
giving bond with approved security, or a Deed OF Trust OH
the property 10 secure prompt payment.
September 6. [35-tds] JOHN J. FLOURNOY.
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TUNHE Fall Races for 1888, over the winter6eId cours,
IL (Chesterfeld) will commence on Wednesday ID,
18th day Of September next, and continue three days
viz - =.
FIRST Doy-A sweepstake for colts aud 6llies, mile
heats, still open.
Second Day The Proprietor's Purse with $50, mile
heats, entrance So.
Third Doy.-The Jockey Club Purse, worth 800, Z
mile heats; entrance $40.
The course shall be in excellent order, and the Pro.
prietor well provided with all the requisites TO supply
his visitors. G.. b. wOOLDRIGE, Proprietor.
Chesterfield Coal Mines, August Il, 1888. 29-w,lSS
Ii CKSON RACES over the Silver Hill Course,
- VIII commence on Tuesday, the first day Of Oc,o.
Der next, and continue three days.
FIRST DAY.-A post sweepstske for three year old
colts and fllies, two nile heats, fifty dollars entrance p. p.,
to close the evening previous 10 the race. Also the same
day, the corn sweepstake for two year old colts and filies,
subscribers.
SECOND DAY.-Proprie,or's Purse one hundred and
hfty dollars, two mile heats. fifteen dollars entrance.
THIRD DAY.-Jockey Club Purse three hundred dol.
lars, money up without discount, three mile heats, twenty
dollars entrance. All entries TO be made with the Proprie
tor by eight o'clock, the evening previous to each days
race. Stables and litter furnished race horses gratis, where
the owners board with the Proprietor.
JOHN WHITE, Proprietor.
Jackson, Northampton, N. c., Aug. 20. SID