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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-10-05

could not have exceeded twenty OF
thirty inmates, from its FIRST appear.
|ance to its final recession into the cloud
That it was anomalous, will be acced-
ed, when it is stated that the water
sPouts Of the tropsis, particularly at
sea, almost invariably present AN ap-
Pearance Of two cones, the superior
one inverted, and at their attenual
points meeting and forming tube the
middle or interior Of the latter is also
always white, surrounded by = dark
and dense vapor; and moreover, when
they break. from any cause, either on
land or sea, the quantity Of water dis-
charged is IRENE ndous. Such, at least,
has been the observation and expert
ence Of your correspondent.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-10-05


MADIrCH-A disease known by this
name prevails through this country
with great fatality among the cattle.
Several farmers around have lest 3 and
4 head each; and we are informed BY
one gentleman that he lost 5 or 6 very
6ne bullocks, he was feeding for mar
ket-all in good order. The disease
seems to affect the animate head, and
produces such an itching in that part
as to cause the poor creature to rub its
head constantly against every stump
or post in its way, until death ends lite
suffering. The disease 30 far, We be-
lieve, has bsAled ever attempt to ar
rest or cure it.-Lad Pal.
Snow IN Axgxse.-We arc in6ormeo
BY q gentleman from Salisbury, that
the ground was literally whitened BY
the snow which fell on Thursday af-
ternoon, last, on Mount Riga and its
neighboshood, IN that town. Snow
was also obeerved in some parts Of Co
shen aud Winchester during the same
afternoon. In this town, The wind a.
bout 2o'clock wheeled suddenly round
to the northwest, and the weather for
a few hours became very cold. There
were frosts on the low lands two or
three nights last week-in some places
sufficient to injure the corn.-Lsch fed
{ Conn. Enquirer.
During the week, ending on Satur-
day last, seventeen boats arrived at
the collectors Office in Alleghanytown,
and the same number cleared from
thence. The total amount Of careoes|
was nine hundred and seventy fourl
thousand and eighteen pounds; which,
1t sixty hundred to the wagon would
require one hundred and sixty three
and upwards of nine hundred
horses to transport it. The tolls ont
three boats-the Catalonia, Lady
Clarke, and Belvidere, exceeded one |
hundred and fifty dollars.-Pitts6urgl
Gazette.
Our distinguished countryman, Wash
ington Irving, accompanied BY Mr..
Van Buren,, was on visit to this viii !
|age last week. Though these emf.
nent individuals spent a little short Of
Iwo days with US, our citizens we're
highly grati6ed with their presence
md eagerly embraced the opportunity
them Of paying their respects
% rare talents and worth. Mr. Irving
ound many old acquaintance here, a.
nong whom, in The person Of respect
lble farmer, was the original Of his
Country Schoolmaster, in his admire
lie Sketch Book. "--kinderhook Sen
incl.
The Philadelphia National Banner
ldviscs the stockholders Of the Bank
4 the United States to sshold on.n
The editor thinks the charter will be
inally renewed, when the stock will be
worth 9l6O. His means Of iniormati-
n is better than ours, but We very
much doubt whether the charter will
'e renewed, at least as long a. Gen.
Jackson holds the reins, and the wheels I
t government are guided by otherl
lands. X
The College Of New jersey 10 At
resent in most Aourishing condition.
Tie number ofstadeaas 10 greater thani
has eeo since l090I and the appli-
ations 6of admissioo this faIl are quite
u0erous. This popularity arises,l.
wneuv afher soueras. knn 10 exfre~n>.I,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-10-05

SINGULAR TRAMAcr1oN.-Ou Sasur.
day morning last, . monkey belonging to
Z medical gentleman Of this city, broke
loose, and after wandering about short
time, rambled into the caihedrsi during
the seven O'Clock morning service. The
liberated qaadruped got behind the altar,
and pushsdits dingy bead through the car
we'd work, in sight Of the clerk, when die
terrified man, surprising tito be 4 visit from
some evil spirit, CIRCULATED with trembling
grxvity, 10 the name Of the Losd why dost
thou trouble usi The brute scampered
of, leaving the clerk and the congregation
in a considerable state Of alarm, and af-
terwards seated himself beside the monu-
ment Of Gen. Simcoe, with his paws
encircling the neck Of the General. 1t
then found its way into St. Sidwells, where
he was surrounded by party Of s.Gre-
clans and captured but he contrived again
to make his escape, and paid a visit to the
Village of Whipton, whence he travelled
the next morning to the Cavalry barracks
and having grati6ed his curiosity by
taking peep at the evolutions Of the gal
liant first dragons, he made his exit, and
has not since been heard of.-Exefer Gaz.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-10-05

Ono CANAL.-The increase Of bu-
siness on our Canals this year, over
any former one, Is almost incredible.
The late reduction ~ prices Of tfans-
portatioO on the Erie and Ohio Canals
has induced nearly all the merchants
oiCincinnati, Louisville and thoseparts
Of Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois and
Tennessee, bordering on the Ohio and
Mississippi rivers, who have frrme rly
sought other channels oftransportativn
to ship by the Northern route. The
price Of transPortion from New York
to Cincinnati via Erie and Ohio Canals,
but little exceeds 81 per hundred.
Almost every steamboat that arrives
is deeply laden with goods, teeming
with emigrants for the interior. Our
Schooners also arrive with full loads Of
merchandise. The schooner Commo-
dore unloaded yesterday at the ware
house Of Messrs. Kelly & Walworth,
with large lots Of other goods, $50 bags
Of Coffee, fr one house in Cincinnati.
The state Of Ohio was never in a more
condition, nor increasing
in population viii, more rapidity than
at present; and though our imports are
great. tits a gratifying consideration,
that they are more than balanced BY
surplus productions ofour soul.
cleveland Advertiser.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-10-05

MARRIED-On the 18th Of Sept.
BY John Brady Esq. DR. WILLIAn b.
SnIrn Of Henry county, to MISS ALICE
p. daughter Of JOHN ERWIN Of this
county.
On the 18th Sept. last, Mr.. GnoaoE
w. ERwls, Of this county, to Miss
CArHARlNs ANN Jonx Of lafayette.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-10-05

Public Land Soles.--In pursuance cl
the orders Of the President, the Otto
ara Reserves, in Ohio, will be offered
for sale on the Cd and 10th Of Decem-
Der next, at the Land offices Of Buoy
rus and Wapaukonnetta. These lands
contained in these reserves have been
represented to Us as Of a very fine qua
lltg. 1t must be understood that
there are two Ottawa reserves in O.
hio-one lying partly IN Henry and
Wood counties, and bordering on the
Northeast shore Of the Maumee river,
q few miles above PerrysviIle, near
the north shore, Of that branch Of the
Maumce, called BlanchaId's fork.
Few portions of what was usually cal
led the "New Purchase" can vie with
other of these reserves either IN ferti-
lily Of soil or in the advantages deriv-
ed from, the facilities Of q direct water
with Lake Erie.
Cincin,soti Rep,sb.
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Spring Goods.

IHNHE Subscribers have already in store between
~ and 800 Packages NJ desirable Day Goops-
plies-boh from their partner residiue in Nm vi
by ne regular Packets orriDing from that Cifv, and
Jro" England direct, by the Ships Taiiy o and fqi
son, Hoto DIE and daily expected
by the frs, Of April, will probably have in stor,
from TWELVE to FIFTEEN HUNDRED PACKAGES
compromising large and general assortment Of goods in
tuef ne an which, they take leave to assure holm GIN
ana Country Merchants ,ou be sold by The packaes NJ
Peoe as low as similar goods be bought any where in
.s country, me terms and other hngs being equal
more particular advertisement will aeosar In H., -
OF fortnight, perhaps sooner '''''
March 10. 10 70
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-12

HAMES RIVER LAND FOR SALE-SOO acres of
0p land in the county OF Albcmarle about two miles by
water above the Ourishng little village of Scousville-
About 200 of the land river low grounds of very
tine quality. The highland is also of excellent quality
There is this land large dwelling house, nearly built
but unfinished. VIM Scott living the land will she w
II to any person disposed to purchase c. a. SCOTT.
Bucklngham lllh January, 1892. 76-2awu
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.dnotheT IhOmPsoniGn Botanic Practitioner
"Provc all things and hold fast that which is good"

he AmEhlChN
FRIENDLY BOTANIC INFIRNARy


FRIENDLY BOTANIC INFIRMARY
IA sick and afflicted of every grade that he has OBJ en-
ed AN Inhrmary, upon botanical principles in which they
can receive medical attendance and board upon reasonable
terms TO suit the circumstances times of the patients
or if they prefer they will be attended at their places
OF resdence-Ths nrmary founded entirely on botan.
&c principles to the exclusion Of Minerals and the Shed
ding Of blood
lie is also prepared TO administer the cold warm epd
hot, vapour, shower and Medicated Baths. "To those
toho are past The meridian Of H|e, sdys Dr. Dartcin
sand haze dry skins and begin to be enaciated the
,odrm bath, for half an hour oice ceek beIiere TO
DC enlneny SerUtcedble tn TetGrding the advances NJ
age" Acting upon this principle, this learned phy-
stefan relates that when DR.. Franklin was in Eng
land, he recommended the latter TO use toayDt bath
tDice tceeh practice which he afterwards con-
tnued till his death. He WILL at all times keen ON
hand regular supply Of ThODsonian Botanic Me.
dctne He has on hand quantity of the best 8fri-
can Cayenne Pepper and CoUes for medical and family
use. Also, DR.. Thomson's Family Rights; Dr. Robin.
sons Lectures and Dr. w. Beacs American Practice oi
Medicine, for sale by JOHN ROSE, Nj. F. BIS
~ - $500 No. 20 Harrison st. Baltimore.
N H. The Subscriber would inform his friends and the
public that he has engaged medical gentleman from "
York to assist him, who has been regularly educated in
the various branches Of the healing art as taught in the
oh SCHOOLS, aud at the Reformed Medical COLLEGE in N
YORK; having had considerable hospital nfirmsrv and
private practice in the City New York he feels him
sell iuy adequate TO discharge his duty both as phvs
clan and surgeon F''''
Select Lectures Midwifery az soon as suffcien,
number OF students be obtained bv DIR I p Loci.
ward. April r. IilO-21
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CITY POINT STEAMBOAT HOTEL

CITY POINT STEAMBOAT HOTEL.
HfD"AkD PESCUD has taken that spacious and con-
M yenlent House at Ci Point known by the name OF
the STEAM HoAT HorEL," and is prepared 10 accom-.
MEDIATE Tue public in such manner as he hopes will give
sausiaction. The House has recently Undergone com.
plee repair; and the most of Furniture Pe1s 3, ~
entirely new, and OF the best quality the Proprietor
assured that no wi have to regret calling unon
nlm RS par Is supplied with the best Wines (Chsm-
payne, Madeira, &c) and his Liquors are A. cood az %
pc purchased IN The adjoining markets Of Petersburg and
Richmond. lie has substantial and comnodious Hark
strong and gentle horses, and a careful driver Moro
need not be said and he will leave the public TO idre
the tree by its fruit AprI2 IIo~f,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-12
BY KaTCMIE A. COOK.

1 The ENoUIRER published twice week. generally, and
week during the Legislature
Price, the heretofore, Five Dollars payable in adj
Notes hartccd banks (on) will be
ce'vd Tho Editors will the safety of remit
all
will discontinued
Editors, until all arearagcs have been paid up.
9 Whoever will the of nino shall
the tenth
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Ono each continuance
30 No advertisement until either paid
assumed by n this city envrons.
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n AND FOR SALE.-W be sold pursuant to a de-
cree OF the County Court of Hanover, in the suit
OF Agnes Hughes, against Harmon Hughes, aud Jane
hughes two Tracts OF Land in the lower end of Han
over county-one containing 81 12 acres, the other
81 LIZ acres which Henry Hughes died seized and pos
on the premises credit of IL months except for so
much as viii be necessary deray the expences the
decree and execution thereof which shall be paid
TO the Commissioners bonds and approved security will
De required by the Commissioners. GIBSON VIA.
March rs. llO-In(2t
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NOTICE.-Will he sold on Wednesday, Tue 17tf day
Of April fair IL not, the next fair day thereafter at
Ihe late residence OF william b. Chewning, dec, in the
SAID Chewing consisting OF assortment Of Dry Goods
OF various kinds in the mercantile business together with
Hardware and GrOceficsalso Negro Girl one Horse
Furniture, on credit OF twelve months, for al sums above
i've dollars, (under FIVE, cash)-the purchasers giving
bonds with approved security, 10 carry interest from the
date u NOT punctuay paid Also al persons who have
claims against the said deccdou earnestly REQUIRED IN
make them authenticity known on or before the day Of
sale, in order Tor adjustment.
SAMUEL Y. JONES
HdDlr. ot William 3. ChetOning.
April 5. 10s-wSt4
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-12

ri AISSOLUTION.-The co-partnershp existing he
NJ tween the subscribers, under the firm of A. s. d.
Smith, is this day dissolved by mutual consent All per-
sons having claims against the concern will apply to
Alexander c. Smith for payments and all those indebted
to said concern, will make payment him. who is alone
authorised to settle the business of the concern.
ALEXANDER c. SMITH
DANIEL C.. SMITH.
CaGtersvile, lst March, 1898
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-12

"A NEW LINE OF MAIL STAGES-The public
IA are informed that the undersigned Proprietors es-
tablished January LIST, Line oil Mail Stages
from LawrencevilIe via Boydlon aud GAINESVILLE TO Ha-
lilax, Virginia, -runnng in connection with a Line
OF Stages which was established by them at the same
time from the Rail Road at Be6old to Lawrence
vile. The Stages leave Lawrenceville and Halifax on
the same days on Tuesdays, Thursdays and SATURDAYS
resting at Boydon night by this the connec-
ton i unbroken from the of Petersburg TO Halifax
via the Rail Road to Belfeld, Lawrenceviile &c Stu
dents going TO and from BoydOn College will find this the
most pleasant and direct route.
Feb 81 OF IF
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Sale Of Lots and IOtcn Property in Gainesville.
ANVIL BE SOLD TO the highest bidder, on the pre-
w misses on Thursday the 23d of May, ten Lots in
the town OF Carksvile also Registers Warehouse The
Lots will be sold for cash-many of them improved
The Warehouse will be sold credit of twelve months
The sale to be conducted under the direction of
A. V. w. VENABI.E,
TUCKER DARLINGTON,
SAMUEL V. WATKINS.
April 2. IO7-I4
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Bank Of virginia.

HeY order OF number Of Stockholders in The Bank
u OF Virginia, duly authorized by the Charter TO call
general meeting, the undersigned hereby gives notice,
That general meeting of the Stockholders OF the said
Bank will be held Monday the 9Th day Of May next,
at the Banking house in the city of Richmond Tor the
purpose OF taking into consideration the subuned acts
the General Assembly; and OF deciding the expeden
cy Of subscribing to the James River and Kanawha Com
pany, on the conditions specified in the said For the
convenience OF such Stockholders attend in per-
son, the form OF power of attorney vote by proxy is
annexed.
As the object of the meeting is Of great importance the
institution well as the community at large it is
y requested that those Stockholders who may attend
will appoint proxies 10 represent them
A. ROBINSON, in.
March 81, 1893. Cashier Bank of "a
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Tobacco Sheio and Fair in C9arkeSpiHe
THNHE Tobacco Shew and Fair will take place at
III Gainesville, ON wednesday the 22d OF May next,
at which time and place the subscribers who have enter
ed their for the exhibition of Tobacco are hereby
notified TO attend The prizes will be awarded hy Judges
selected by the subscribers, who requested meet at
Gainesville Thursday the Sd of May, to select the
judges, according to the rules of the company.
SAMUEL V. WATKINS
TUCKER DARLINGTON,
A. V. w. YENABLE.
April 2. IO7-IU
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-12

AND FOR SALE.-A most valuable tract of land is
"a Tor sale, containing Sl7 l-2 acres, upon Big Cub
Creek in Charlotte county, lying the public road lead
ing from Prince Edward Court House TO Campbell Court
House, and near McKinneys old store FIVE miles below
the Red House. The land lies WELL and about one third
is excellent low groundsand the soil well adapted
the culture OF tobacco and all kinds of grain common i'm
this section Of the country About third yet
The resides the land and is anxious TO SELL The
payments will be, halt cash, and credit OF twelve
months will be given for the balance the purchasers
giving bond with approved security 1t is deemed unne-
cessary to give further description of the land those
wishing TO purchase, will first wish view it, which will
be shewn them at any time by the subscriber.
HARVEY PAULETT.
Charlotte, March 23d, 1888 IO7-St
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THNHE following capital Stations will stand the ensuing
n
JANUS at CHARLOTTE CoURT HOUSE.
RINALDo with Major Rice, at FARMv1LLE.
BLACK WARRIOR in the County OF CAMPBELL
PEACOCK at Mr.. TRAVIS BRoocK's in the County
of Charlotte, near MosELEY's FERRY.
W1LDFIRE at Coz. VIM. WooDs's, in the CoUETY
OF ALBEMARLE,
And GAscoGGNE near PETERsBURG.
Particulars in the bills.
Gascoigne will be let any thorough bred mare or any
breeder oil winner gratis. Unexceponable testimony
will be required to the blood of the mare in every in
stance and the expenses Of any such mare from dis
lance OUT OF the State will be paid
Janus also will be let on the terms TO any of the
following mares
Alerino Ewe-Ariel-The dam Of Sir Charles-Reaiitv
The dam OF Clara Fisher-The dam OF Collier-Sallv
Hope or her dam--Kate Kearney.
None OF these horses will higher than twenty five
dollars, dschargeable with twenty If paid within the sea
son, which will commence on Valentines day february
40 and end OH tho same day OF the month in july
Mares may be fed, II required with corn at twenty FIVE
cents days and no charge will be made Tor servants sent
with them. The pasturage Charlotte Court House
and Farmvle is Of the FIRST quality very extensive and
we'll walered, and the public may be assured dat no at
enon will be spared the part Of Mr. CarGwel or Ma.
jor Rice. The other agents named are believed to be
equally espOnsible but shall not hold ourselves liza
for accidents escapes. Mares insured if requiredbe
money TO be paid IN every instance when the mare is CO.
vered to be returned in she shall prove not in Coa
JOHN RANDOLPH NJ Roanobc
January 25. s2-n
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The Tree HILL Races

ENILL commence Wednesday, the twenty fourth
Wv April.
FIRST DAY.
produce sweepstake mile heats, $500 entrance, h.
five subscribers:
1. William H. Roane, by Monsieur Tonson, out oil
his gr mare.
2. Finney s. Heth by Tonson out of the sorre mare
3. X. Stanard by Tonson out of Lady Greensville
4. A. Robinson, produce oil the dam OF Lafayette, by
Tonson.
8. E. f. Wckham, oh. f. by Medley, out of an Arcby
mare, (by consent)
SECOND DAY.
Projectors Purse, $500 two mile heats.
THIRD DAY.
Jockey Club Purse, $1,000, four mile heats.
FOURTH DAY
A Purse OF 5000 will be put up by the Proprietor
mile heats three to make race, Sl5 entrance
April 3. [l09-td) By the Secretary.
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Cartersville, Ist March, 1898.

shall continue business my old stand, and expect to
receive good assortment of Goods in short time from
New York and Philadelphia, when, as usual shall be
glad to my old customers. A. C. SMITH
Gainesville, April 5h, 1888. lO-w2w
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NEW ADVERTISER

HAQUELIN p. TAYLOR has received by the ship
- Tally Ho, from Liverpool and various arrivals from
the Northern Cities handsome assortment OF fashionable
Spring Goods, to which he invites the attention Of
Ii consists in part Of
Superfne blue black aud fancy colored cloths and cas
meres
Gauze flannel saiinets, vigoDia and Rouen cassmeres
Brochele bombaznes, bombaze,ts rattnets and
Irish linens and lawns, and birds eyo and table diaper
Irish and Russia sheetings
French, Russia, and other drills
Brown and black Holland
German oznaburgs, ticklenburgs and burlaps
White buff and printed marseilles and other vestngs
White and colored, embossed, and other dimy
Cacoes, ginghams, and printed musinsvery handsome
patterns
Plain and figured Swiss iaconet, null,
muslns
Bobbin, net lace, footing and insertings
Plain and colored cambrics aud cotton iringes
Beduckings and apron and furniture checks
Brown and bleached sheetings, shirings and drills
English and India nankeens
English bleached shirtings and satteens
Satns and black Italian lustring
Florence, gro de Naples, gro de Swiss and other silks
Mourning and fancy neck hdkfs and Grape shawls
Linen cambria, pongee and bandanna hdkis
Blk worsed and cotton hosiery
Wors'ed, web and cotton suspenders
Velvet bombaZine and fancy stocks
Silk and cotton umbrellas and parasols
Sewing silk, twist and spool cotton
Windsor soap, Kirbys needles and pins
Gilt silk, lasting aud bonnet buttons
Printed booking and oil cloths
Sail duck, buckram and cloth padding
London and palm leaf hats
Silk, Berlin and Hosskin gloves
Palm leaf and India fans,
Together with great variety Of fancy articles
usually found III a retail store
ALSO,
Waldrons wheat and grass ythes and patent blades
He has constantly hand, large assortment of Brus-
sels Kidderminster ply, Venian and ingram carpet
ing, and Wilton and tufed rugs, which he offers sale
good terms they be had in the United States
being sold by him on account of the manufacturers.
April L. ll0-St
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March &c IIO5-S1 Agness Clark. decd

A TIoRNEY Al LAW.-The subscriber. having OBJ
IA tanned cence TO practise Law in the Courts this
Commonwealth, offers his services Attorney, in the in
ierior and superior of the counties OF Sposy
Hanover and King William. He will also attend the
courts in Fredericksburg corporation and the inferior
courts OF Caroline. His Office, till further notice. will be
at his residence, within three miles of the Town Free
dercksbuTg.
To those who know him, he hatters himself that an
surance OF diligence and attention any business conded
TO him. is unnecessary and those who do not he sas-
ed to refer to any OF his acquaintance in
range OF his practice or elsewhere.
GEORGE w. BASSETT.
Lansdowne, March 26, 1888. IO7-2awS Swift
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Fairfield Races.

Fairfield Races.
YENHE S7rng Meeting the Fairfield Course will
n commence Tuesday, the 30th April, and continue
TOUR days.
FIRST DAY.
Sweepstake for years old, mile heats, entrance
800, h. f.
Richard Adams enters CHI c. Lunac. by Frantic.
James j. Harrison enters b. by Monsieur ronson, dam
Zingaree's dam
VIM. II. Johnson enters 6. c. by Medley, dam Betsey
Robinson.
WIN. Wynn enters b. f. Monsieur Tonson, dam by
Hall.
SECOND Day.
Propretors Purse 5000, two mile heats entrance SIS.
THIRD DAY.
Jockey Club Purse $500, without, discount four mile
heats, entrance $50
FOURTH DAY.
Poststake for years ods, 500 entrance, p. p.
BY order OF the Club,
MGHA w1I }, ADAMS ,,Sna }propretors.
April 8. lOs tdR