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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1833-10-24
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lVfRGINIAs---ia TIE Circuif Superior Coarf az
Lac and CAancsry Jor Berkeley cos.nfv:
SEPTEMBER i7th. lSsl
James b. Chenoweth, admir-. Of George l.. che
noweth, deed. &c. rPt
against
Vincent Beall and others, dcf,h.
IN CHANCERY.
n HSHIS day came the parties by their at
g. tornies. and this cause came on "a
be heard this 18th day OF September, 1881,
on the bill. answer, dispositions. and ex
hibits; and was argued by counsel: and che
court having duly considered the same.
and being Of opinion that the allegation OF
the defendant in his answer and amended
answer, that he has paid hepurchasc mo.
nev Of The tract Of land bought by him OF
George l.. Chenoweth, deed. is not sus
tanned by the evidence (even on the sup.
position that all his dispositions were re
gul,rly taken and all 10 be considered as
eyidencc) doth adjudge. order and decree
that an account be taken by n Commits
sioner Of this Court. Of all the payments
made on account OF said purchase. money,
which shall be proved before him by the
said Vincent Beall. and report the same
to the Court. with any matters specially
stated, deemed pertinent by himself. or
which may be required by the parties TO
be so stated.
A Copy.--Tesie,
Holm SrR0IHER C.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1833-10-24
A Copy.-Tesie.
JOHN STRoTHER, C.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

COMMISSIONERS OFFICER
.MarfnsL,rg, Oct. 10, 1888.
THE parties to the above suit will take
notice that will attend at my Office in
Martinsburg, on Monday the a8th day OF
this month, for the purpose Of carrying
the above order Of reference into effect,
when and where they are required 10 at
tend with any further evidence which they
may have TO offer.
SEAMANS GARARD, Com'r
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1833-10-24
TmI8 @AI@P TIa.
MARTINsBURG. ocroBrR 81, 1888.

e5-We take pleasure in informing our towns
men that Doct. NoRTH, Surgeon Dentist, Whose
advertisement will be found in another column
has arrived in town. Those who require his
services may be assured, that he has been regu-
iarly bred to hn profession, and has given great
satisfaction in its exercise.
We are desired to state that his stay viii be
neeessarily limited to few days
Races and Gambling - Racing in olden times
-as looked upon, somewhat in the light OF an
'sricultural fair or cattle show, where a premi.
IN is offered for the best bullock, sheep o. COW,
ar the most wheat or corn raised upon an acre Of
sround So by the establishment Of Jockey
Clubs, premiums were offered for horses of the
best speed and bottom, and that the award might
be Just, these qualities were tested by racing
We see no reason why the breed of horses re-
CURES less encouragement than that of cattle,
sheep or hogs, or than the raising Of fine crops
What then can be better test of purity of blood,
feetness and endurance, than race? In latter
years il has become customary to exhibit gamb-
Ling establishments on race fields, by which hun
dreds Of the young and unwary have been lured
70 their destruction. If moral and religious per-
sons have been induced on this account to set their
faces against the race field, the fault is with
those who having the management of courses.
have permitted and encouraged the establishment
Of gambling shops upon them. The race field
l.. n tfr- M xutfl he
Bank, the Roulette Table or the S,ceat CT 9TH
II should have none. The law has enacted Sc
we're penalties against the latter, while the for
mer has passed unmolested. Under the infu-
euce Of such considerations, we have looked
with pleasure upon every attempt TO separate
racing and gambling.
The Richmond Compiler has taken firm and
|mshrinking stand against the Gamblers. 1t gave
notice of the establishment of Gambling houses
sat the Fairfield races near Richmond, and in an
address to the civil officers of the city and coun-
sty, invoked the exercise of their authority to
put them down. The following is the concluding
paragraph of an article from the Compiler Of the
/ 18th Instant
AGO then to Fairfield. You will
there find public exposure Of Faro
land Roulette and Rouge ct Noir, and
1 the gamblers at their work in the broad
gday. You are sworn to break them
|up. You are the protectors of the
people from their snares. Your offices
bind you to seek out for these men--to
|eestroy their tools and to seize upon
kheir ill gotten spoils. Every one who
|pleases can 60 where they place them
6elves. Do not think that you can
screen yourselves under the false plea
that you cannot find them. The time
has come when the duties of your offi-
fes must be efficiently discharged. we
have volunteered in this service; and
those who are bound to help us on
[sHALL DO so"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1833-10-24
VJRGTNIA:--In the Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and Chancerv for Berkeley county:
SEPTEMBER 7th, 1888.
Adnn, Has,et x,js38


VIRGTNIA:-In the Circait Superior Court Of
Law and Chancerv for Berkeley county:
Adam Houck, PPiF
against
Daniel Houck, Jacob Houck, Philip Spec
cher and Casharine his wife, George Spe- 3
cher and Mary his wife, the said Jacob, =
Catharine, and Mary, being children and q
heirs Of John Houck, deed. Samuel Honck, G
Henry Houck, Jacob Hte, and James, Z
John, Ell, Maria and Betsy Hite, chill 9
dren Of said Jacob by Elizabeth Hitc his q
wife, late Elizabeth Houck decd. Michael 8
Houck, George Houck and Polly his wife, =
late Polly Houck, George Houck, and 2
Conrad Hogmirc, admir-. Of Jacob Honck,
deceased, def'fs.
IN Mis- cause came on this day to be
a heard, this 7lh of September, upon
the bill, exhibits, subpoena, duly served
upon the defendant Hogmire, and the or
der Of publication duly executed upon the
other defendants, and was argued BY
counsel: whereupon the court doth ad
judge and order that Master Commission
Ter Garard, do examine, state and settle
the accounts between the parties as pray
ed for in the bill, stating all such matters
specially deemed pertinent by himself, or
which may be required by either OF the
parties 10 be specially stated, and make
report to this court 10 order to a final de-
cree in due time before the next term.
A Copy .--Testc.
JOHN STROTHER, g.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1833-10-24

A FAT DIvIDEND.-The Manufac-
turers Insurance Company Of Boston
have declared dividend of ten per
cent. for the six months ending 3Oth
September.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1833-10-24

VIRGINIA:-In the Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and Chancery for Berkeley county:
OcroBEa Rules, 1883.
William Cooper and John Hahn, partners trad
ing under the firm IF Cooper and Hahn, pits.
against
Charles Macgilk and Joseph Burns, dGb.
IN CHAHCERY.
gByHE defendant, Charles Macgill, not
q having entered his appearance and
given security, according to the act Of as
sembIy and the rules Of this court, and il
appearing by satisfactory evidence tina. he
is out Of this Commonwealth: tits ordered,
that the said defendant do enter his APP
pearance to this suit on the first day Of tho
next term, answer the bill OF the plaintiff
and give security for performing the do
cree; and that copy Of this order 90
forthwith published in any newspaper Win
in this county, and continued Tor TWO
months successfully. and another copy
thereof posted at the front door Of inc
Court House of the said county.
A Copy.-Iests. ,
Oefober 10. I533.-2m
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1833-10-24

A letter from a mercantile firm in
Montreal, dated the 4th instant, states
that 40, 900 bushels of wheat had been
imported into that city direct from the
port Of Archangel, in Russia-that one
or two more cargoes were expected,
I'D consequently that American wheat
itanour were depressed in price.
Such an occurrence as this has been
ofsn predicted, and the probability Of
shown by the friends of the Ameri.
can system. Perhaps-if the advo-
Gates Of Free Trade are successful III
their exertions-the happy time may
arrive when we shall receive our whea
and flous som Russia, potatoes ant
butter from Ireland, and beef, perhaps
from the Pampas of Buenos Ayres
We shall then live like gentlemen-a
the expense of our neighbours.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1833-10-24

0LASS Of different sizes, Putty. Lead,
gT shot. Cigars, and Chewing Tobac-
co, Tidbalrs Mixture, very superior
Snuff; also, Rappee and Scoth Snuffs. for
sale at
r. McSHERRY & BROTHERS.
Martinsburg. Oct. 10, 1888.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1833-10-24
PUBLIC SALE.

TWILL be sold by public auction at the
Wv late residence of JosEPH GRUEB,
deceased, near Mill Creek, on Thursday,
The 3ist instant, all of the personal pro
perry belonging 10 said decd. consisting of
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1833-10-24

The late Elections. Upon the complete cleo
ton returns in Maryland, it is ascertained that
sthough Jacksonism has made such sweep over
the state, there has not been sufficient number
Of Jacksonians elected to the House Of Delegates,
10 overbalance the vote Of the Senate on joint
ballot. Different calculations give the National
Republicans, majorities of !, 3, and I; Of course
,he State government will remain as it is The
cuts will stay out, and the ins will keep snug
and warm where they are.
Pennsylvania has gone for Jackson-and New
Jersey,. aye the land Of true blues. has alsogons
the way of all flesh These revelations are I
little alarming. Verify, we Of the opposition
should have care to our politics, lest we sons
aight go to sleep, good sound nationals and wake
With "huzsa for Jackson" in cur mouths.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1833-10-24
MEW g OHEAR
S II q r e.

TIME subscriber having opened Store
a at Foremans Ferry formerly kept by
MI James Foreman, now offers to the com
muDity at large, Fresh and General IFS
r.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1833-10-24

The Hon. JOHN DAVIS Of Worcester, has
been nominated by Convention Of National Re-
publicans, candidate for the Office Of Governor
Of Massachusetts. john @. ADAMS has accep-
ted the nomination of the Anti Masonic party Of
that State for the same office MIR. A. perhaps,
intends to write political history of the coun-
try,& with this view is playing the singular game
BY which he contrives to get into the secrets o.
different parties. He has been Federalist, Q
Democrat, and an Anti Mason. And perhap,
before three years more he may be a. full bIOoded
JacksOy,- Yu,a B,fyen yanu
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1833-10-24

Mr.. Taney.--Our remarks on the appointment
Of this gentleman TO the head of the Treasury
Office, has put the editor Of the Frederick Time,
to his mettle. The Times, we believe, has been
aeutral in politics heretofore, and we should be
exceedingly sorry to disturb its comfortable tran.
guilty. The reply TO our article is in good feel
\ ing, and in tone to which we make no excep'
/ ton, but we should have supposed it highly pro-
per that the editor Of the Times should settle hi
neighbors, before he makes shot across thu
Potomac.
The tone Of feeling exhibited BY the pressc
Of the opposition, and few Of the jackson
presses, confirm cur opinion that the Senate will
reject the nomination.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1833-10-24

We are desired to state that his stay viii be
necessarily limited to few days.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-26
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Herbert A. Claiborne adm'or. Of l. b. Whitlocke de-
ceased, VIM ID. Whillocke, Nathaniel b. Whiilockc and
Robert E. Andrew s., Mary d. and Martha b. Whit.
locke, infants, by the said William ID. Whtocke their
guardian, specially assigned 10 defend them in this suit
Defts.
This cause this day to be heard by consent of
the adult parties by their COUNSEL and OF the infants by
their guardian assigned, the bill and answers and petit
tons OF the plaintiffs, Thos Brosnham and Seaton w
CrumP, and was argued by counsel. On consideration
whereof, the Court doth adudge, order and decree that
the defendant Herbert A. Claiborne render before Of
the Commissioners OF this Court OF tho estate
OF his nestae, lizard b. Whitocke which Ina h come TO his
hands, and OF his administration thereof and stating spe
cay such debts paid by him out Of the personal
his said Dtestate binding upon his heirs or
estae-And the Court doth further ORDER that the same
Commissioner do take Of all the real asset,
the said iDtesate well of the outstanding
debts due from his estate, after causing the usual advertise
ment fixing aPerempory day for creditors come in and
prove their claims before him, be published for four
weeks successfully in some of the newspa
pers printed in the city Of Richmond and Of their amount
and dignity and report the said to the Court with
any matters specially stated, deemed pertinent by him
SELF or which may be required by the parties stated
Copy. Teste, j. ROBINSON, C.. C..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-26

EN- CHANCERY-VIRGINIA- NoItowav Coun1y
IL Court, July 1881
Sarah Camp William Flournoy and Ann his wife, jim
cey Jennings and Mary Oliver, plaintiff
against
Langley b. Jennings executor OF Joseph Jennings de-
ceased, James Dupuy, Benjamin Ward, David G.. Talbot
and Martha his wife, and John Hall and Elizabeth his
wife, Defandants
David G. Talbot and Martha his wife, Compainants
against
Langley b. Jennings, Sarah Camp, William Fournoy
and Ann his wife, Jane Jennings, Mary Oliver, John Hall
and Elizabeth his wife, and Robert b. Blups and Armon
ms wie, Defendants
On the motion Of David G. Talbot is ordered and de-
creed that the order heretofore made in these cases. re-
ierrinS The accounts between the parties TO Commission
es be set ae and the be referred TO the
Master Commissioner in Chancery of this county.
Copy-Tesle w. K. SEAY, DC
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-26
CoMMrsstoNER's OFFIcr

- hIcHNI0Hd, ION Fe6., 1853 J
The parties interested will please take notice that have
appointed the 26th day of March next to commence the
accounts directed in the foregoing order of Court which
day, at o'clock, A. M, they required attend my
oce ~ this city, with their accounts vouchers and docu
nents, ready Tor examination aud settlement-And the
creditors Of lizard b. Whitocke decd are hereby no
ned to lay and prove their claims before me- at the
time and place. HILARY BAKER Conner
Feb. 81. q3-yAy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-26

A MEXICAN ECLiPSE.-In the contract between
IN Capt j. j. Harrison aud alter Livingston, ESQ. In
relation to the Eclipse the present year. now In
my possession, there is the following clause:
There Is to be no insurance OF any mare-and the
horse Is TO be advertised in such and under
restrictions that the whole OF the money, well the
said Livingstons part rs the said Harons, is TO DO
payable 10 Edward Hicks the agent OF both paries'
The price of the season sixty dollars-That gentle
men at a distance who patronize Eclipse, may know
where aud 10 whom to remit, this is made public Can't
Harrsons advertisement at large, is forthcoming TO which
the friends OF Eclipse referred for full informa-
ton. My address is LGtcreneevhe, Brunswick county,
PUginiG EDWARD Is. HICKS
Feb. %. 9l-2aw4ws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-26

WAS committed to the Jail Of Augusta County, Vr.
w gins, on the 18th day Of September last as a Runa-
way Negro Man, who calls himself tpiiiGm Jaebson
lie is five feet six and hef inches high about 20 years
above his left ANGLE, and complains Of his left eve lie
had on, when committed mixed wooen coat aud pair
Of tow and cotton pantaoons, light calico striped vest
cotton shrtall very much lie talks very slow
sometimes says he is Free and sometimes says he belongs
TO William Munford, Of Norfolk
January g. f74-w12w-1 JACOB KURTZ, Jaiicr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-26

MY virtue Of Deed Of Trust from Benjsmin T. Har-
NJ rs, the subscribers will sell by public auction, TO
the highest bidder, at Hanover Courthouse the first
day oil February court next tract OF land, lying in
the county o. Hanover, Landlords Old Mill, the
road leading to Hanover Courthouse, containing hun
dred and hlty acres; also the said BENJAMIN T. Harrss
interest in tract OF 95 OF land lying in the upper
end OF said county, adjoining the lands Of the estate Of
Thomas Harris, decd which interest is estate for the
life of John Gentry in thirds OF the said land and
lee SIMPLE estate III the resue also the said Benjamin T.
Harrss interest in his fathers estate Terms at sale.
And at the house OF the said Benjamin T. Harris in
the county OF Hanover the 18th day OF February the
following property upon credit Of six months viz
mules TWO horses three colts, jenny, 5000 lbs OF
bacon one carriage and harness. eight day clock
saddle aud bride 20 barrels OF corn and silver watch
N. c. CRENSHAw, }r.,.,...
JAMES LYONS, ''
February 2. S5-w,26,bF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-26

N pursuance Of decree Of the County Court Of Hano-
u ver we, the Undersigned Commissioners will sell on
fair day thereaer at the tavern Of John r. Anderson in
the county OF Hanover six negroes, consisting of two
men and four young Negroes, el Of which likely
The terms OF sale will be credit OF twelve months, Tex
eept much may be sufficient to pay the Of the
decree and expenses Of sae the purchasers being re-
qured to give bonds with approved security within the
county. PLEASANT TERRELL, J ,,.,,..,..;...
VIM. ID. WINSTON, 00"'""'''0"e'''
February rs. 91-w3t.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-26
MOORING RLOCKS-
NAVY CoMMIssIoNERs' OFFICE,
j nuafY 30. 1893.

nuafy 30, 1888. (
HHROPOSALS, sealed and endorsed, will be eceyed At
n this Office until the first Of March next for making
twenty four iron Moorng Blocks of the following
weights, viz:
Twelve TO weigh about IL 500 pounds each
Twelve to weigh about 900 pounds each.
-Four blocks Of each weight be delivered al each Of
the Navy Hards-CharestOwn, Brooklyn and Gospor re-
specvely, by and at the cost of the Contractors, Nina
turc models OF the form of the Blocks will be shown In
persons wishing TO offer, at the several Navy Yards and
viii be furnished TO the Contractor. The Blocks must be
made OF the best American Pig ron and be subjected ON
delivery TO such examination and proof may be direct
ed by the Navy Commissioners and the whole number
must he delivered before the 18th OF October 1898
Persons Offering must state their prices for each Of the
sets, deliverable at the above Navy Yards.
Ten per centum will be reserved from each payment 10
be made collateral security, in addition TO the bonds
which will be required and will be paid until the en-.
tire number OF BUcksare delivered surveyed or proved
unless specially authorized by the Commissioners Of the
Navy. Feb. 7. TS7-2awuT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-26

Balance in her favor the records will show Sl703 90
n contract has been made with the owner of the dam
ot lRIFLE, under which the purchaser is To give one
Thousand dollars for each OF her fouls, by Sir Charles
when weAned.
inlle is quite lame in the shoulder, aud will not be
trained next season, even ii her lameness goes off,
Col Wynn gives thousand dollars for Frilas next
loal, by Eclipse.
Mr. Badger lately sent to Virginia FIVE of his young
brood mares, having superfluy--hree Of which have
readily sold for $500 each.
Mary Randolph won in regular purses the autumn she
was three years old, past the neat little of $1,000.
ARIEL.-lt appears by sketch furnished by Colonel
wynn, that under continuation OF training" in
The autumn OF 1927, This most distinguished campaigney
ran miIes-mos Of under whip and spur. 1t
is only of that period that Col. Wynn speaks.
a HORSE! horse! my kingdom for such horse
Mr. d. Amis has been heard TO declare that Sir Arehy
has cleared him serentysir thousand dollars! after de-
Quoting all expenses and the interest the original pur-
chase money !-Turf Register.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-26

HB UNAWAY IN JAIL.-Committed to the lail Of
n y Amelia county, the evening Of the 18th ult,
negro man who calls himself John, and says he belongs
to negro trader by the Of Knight who bought him
Of Mr.. Goalder, Of Mecklenburg, Va. Said negro is
feet inches high about S5 years Of age, Of dark
pexion; had when committed old yarn coat pair
Of cotton pantaoons domestic shirt, and old wool hat
The Of said negro requested to forward prove
property pay charges and take him out Of jail or else he
will be dealt with az the law directs.
CHAs. II. IRVING, Tailor
Amelia e. H., Dee. 13 6l-w12i
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-26
CoMMIssIoNER's OFFICE,

.Nottotcay, February IN, 1888
The parties interested will please take notice. that
have appointed the sixth day OF May next commence
the directed in the foregoing order of Court ON
which day. at 10 o'clock A. NJ, they are requested to at
tend at Jennings Old Ordinary in the county of MOTTO.
way, with their and vouchers ready Tor exam
naton and with office copies of Court papers
JOHN p. DUPUY, M. C. NJ c.
February 81. 93-wsw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-26

know not however, unless in consequence OIL
some OF the votes taken upon amendments as stated in
the Proceedings) the House seems TO have undergone
sudden change OF mind and adjourned in the midst OF
the BILL (by Yeas and Nays too the early hour of thr
~ or forty minutes past three.
la the Senate, the Select Committee, to whom Mr.
Clays Bill for amodihcaon OF the Tariff referred for
consideration, have not reported though they have had
several sittings on the subcct.-.Ndt. Int.
When this paper put TO press, last evening, the
Senate stll engaged upon the Bill for further en-
forcing the collection OF the Revenue, with an avowed
determination press to third reading before adjourn
ment.-lb.
wAsHINGToN, Feb. 20.-The House Of Represents.
YES adjourned rather eary hour, yesterday
the Tariff Bill (Mr. Verplsnck,) pretty nearly where
they found it in the morning; the question depending at
the tune OF the adjournment, being demonstrating the
vote oil the day preceding, by which duty OF two cents
per ID upon foreign cotton inserted in the Li-D
by the Judgment OF the Supreme Court of the United
Stees, delivered yesterday by Mr. Justice Story tho ,
charge OF Tobias Watkins from imprisonment was de-
creed The grounds, OF the decision, believe are er.
or or normahty in the proceedings in the Court below
which shall be careful hereafter state more part-
culIrly ihan Mr. Watkins was brought into
Conr and discharged. On leaving the Court he had mot
passed The threshold OF the Capitol before he
by the Marshal at the suit OF the United States OH three
Ca Sd issued under the Judgments upon which he
was erign"lly confined, and carried again prison. This
proceeding created might have hecn expected i'm
case, great sensation in different parts of the building
motion for another writ of hdbeds corpus wa. mmedi-
atcy made by Mr. w. l.. Brent and is to be argued on
Saturday neXt-I6.
SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.-Bo O'BLuE.
The property IF I'm. Il. Johnson, Esq of IA.
II Is said this beautiful has her last race and
reres to private life. To breeders and admirers OF fine
horses, an account OF her winnings, will prove unn-
ter sting while il should give spur TO their efforts i'm
rearing and Improving the breed OF these noble animals.
The ledger having been posted up IRON authentic day
BOOKS aud ootteTs, present. her account as fo
lows-
She won the great stake, at New York, IL subscribers
S5OO each, started, $6,25O 90
She won the stakes at Tree Hill, 500 90
q her match against Golah, 5000 90
q mile race at New York, against
Black Maria and others, 1000 90
Her match against Clara Fisher, 5000 90
SAFE OF her 1000 90
DIX. $22,050 90
Paid her entrance, when she was beaten by
Sally Hornet, $50 90
- match with Little Vonus, 8 900 OO--5 O20 90