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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-05-09
New Spring and Summer
DRY GOODS,
find Fancy .4rticles.
Philip A. Glover

E INFORMS the citizens Of Martinsburg
Ill and vicinity, that by the Hattering en-
couIagement received on former occasions.
ne has been induced to open here sgain,
and hopes by an increased variety, and
the strlctest attention, to merit and receive
portion OF patronage. His stock con-
sIsts 10 part OF the following articles:
Blond and figured Gauze Wells,
Black Lace do.
Blond Leonidas & Herman Han'kfs. of
different colours and qualities,
Gauze and Berage Handk'ffs.
Black, White and Coloured do.
Plain Coloured and Black Silk do.
Figured, Watered and Painted Silks.
Plain Coloured do
eros dc Nap and Black Italian Lutte.
string do.
Painted Muslin Of handsome style,
pnnts of the latestpatterns and different
quality,
PLAIN and Striped Gioghams,
Paid, plain and figured Jackonet and
Cambria Muslns,
Plain and figured bobipet do.
Plain and figured Book and Swiss do
ShiriIng do.
Irish Linens;
Thread and bobinet Laces s. edging,
Bobinet Foot and Blond edglng,
Tortoise Shell, Tuck and Side Combs,
Mock, Neck, SHE and Pull do
Horn and Wood Dressing do.
Ladies' Kid Gloves and Mits,
Gentlemens Hoskin, Berlin s. Thread
Gloves,
Plain bumbazeen and trimed Stocks.
Gumelastic, Net and Web suspenders,
Silk and Marseilles Vestings,
Ptincettas SINNER cloth, Satteen, Strip
ed James and Brown Cassimers for coats
and pantaletts; Spitilefeld, Pongee and
Flag Handkerchiels; hair Coat and Crum
brushes; Duniop's Backing and Shoe
Brushes; Fancy Rose, Float and Shaving
Soaps; Shaers, Pocket and Small Scissors:
Pocket and Pen Knives, Pins, Silver
hlmbles, open and shut end, Shields;
Hemming and Sons dril'd and silver ey ed
kneedies; Sewing Silks and Bosses; La
Dies Il Gentlemen's Hose Of various kinds;
Corded Shirts; Pearl Shirt, Coat and Fan
.cy vest Buttons; ready made Vests and
Fantaietts, wnh variety of other articles.
Also, tCetre cases
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-05-09
MATHEW RANSOM,
AARON HIBBERD,
JOHN TABB.
rC.4UTION !!

April %, 1888.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-05-09

Entraordinary.-The Georgian tells
us the following improbable story. The
editor must be a most unreasonable
person indeed, if he imagines for a mo-
ment that any of his readers will be-
iieY' single syllable of the matter.
Just hear him: 'On Fridaylast, gen.
tIeman who had borrowed a book from
US more than two years ago, actually
returned 1t uniniared! and, what is
more remarkable still, unsolicited, al.
though the owners name was not writ
ten On the title-pago?"
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-05-09


Broken Wind. "A broken winded horse
had been kept IN field where there was
not any water except in the bottom of an
old lime kiln, and had recovered his wind
The owner ordered a stable shovel full OF
quick lime which was renewed every five
or SIX days, when the water was pour
ed of. and bucket of it given every day
TO broken winded coach horse aged
eight years, which had almost constant
cough. The horse was supplied with wa
ter thus prepared for about five weeks and
kept IN the stable He is now perfectly
recovered IN his WING and free from cough.
I'r0ctdeHtiat.- the obstruction OF Cal
lao IN l147, no more than one of the in
habitants was saved, and he By providence
the most extraordinary.-lbis man was
on the tort that overlooked the harbour,
going TO strike the flag, when he perceiv
Ell The sea retreat to a considerable dis
tance; and then, swelling mosntainhtsh,
II returned with great VIOLENCE The people
ran from their houses in terror and conlu
sion; he heard a cry OF sliserere rise from
all parts Of the city; and Immediately all
was silent, the sea had overwhelmed il,
and buried 1t forever in its bosom; but the
same wave that destroyed it. drove little
boat by the place where he stood, into
which he threw himself and was saved.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-05-09
Washington County Bank.

ALEXANDER STEPHEN.
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Feb. 2Sth, l833.--ts
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LAND FOR SALE.

April %, 1888.
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GEO. K MOSHER, Cashier.
February 7, 1898. Ivy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-22
THE LATE MIR. RANDOLPH

Some of Mr. Randopl's friends will not let his
ashes rest i'll peace One of these has lately figured
IN the columns of the Whig-as he had previously
done in the Enquirer. Ii seems impossible 10 mis-
take his hand writing ON the wall If he had offer
cd this Communication to the Editor of this paper
we should have checriuy laid it before our renders
lie shall still have the opportunity of being heard
through the medium of the Enquirer although we
might he readily excused, 10y the circumstances uu
der which he appears, from extending this courtesy
TO his production. We put in one saluo-that the
" Phiory," to which he is pleased to REFER was never
erected for the crucfXion of such men as James
Hamilton or John Randolph. 1t was erected for
the exposure of such calumniaors, as james Watson
WebD, ana his compeers in Albany and eiSetchere:
To THE EDIroRs OF THE WING.
The late Mr.. RdndOiph and the President
Hold DER the dead their cnrvnal;
Gorging aud gfowing Der and limb"
In your paper OF the lsl October find collection of
articles from ne Globe and the Enquirer the subject
'r Randophs letter 10 Governor Hamilton and 6is last
VISIT TO asfgte Mr. Richie II seems, has erected
what lac is pleased TO call "iillory" and he and Mr.
Blair have constituted themselves court of honour TO sit
IN judgment ON the characters of b norable men The
question now in debate before his pure upright trib
nal, "s whether James Hamilton has been guilty a se
hood, or jobs Randolph Of Roanoke of duplicityi'
have heart OF dis thing Tor time, bu never un-
~ now, knew precisely what the head front Of the
charge. ~ happen 10 know something about The mat
te feel my duty 10 come forward, not to testify but TO
indicate tie from whence testimony may lie had
L. As il respects The charge against Mr. iarnilton
knowing Of The existence oil the alleged letter, anh OF MIR
handoph's wish for lis publication, invite Mr. Hamilton
to publish IT,
IL will he seen that il written Immediately after
me appearance OF the Proclamation; and when yet,
one pretended thai ba instrument meant any thing but
"nat does mean aud that it expressed only such seni
mems as man OF Mr. RandoIph's known principles must
entertain in regard TO IT, IL may readily be believed
t'a' whcn Mr. Randolph that t,e pudtiDe author Of
The PROCLAMATION, complained that it bad been ns,ner-
Stood he conceived hope that the President be en-
toIraged TO disavow its most obnoSions dor,nes and
that lac went to Washington in this hope This idea will
be confirmed, Governor Hamilton shall find AZ think
lie will, letter written about this me and under This
impression, couhtermandng the publication which had
been previously authorised. lie may at least remember
That hc received such letter. aud may be permitted TO
say So Whether he afterwards received renewal of the
leave 10 publish, given when this hope had expired am
not sure But though do not mean TO testify before the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-22
DEATHS

lCoMMU l--Diod ia his ogb vea, # ., . .Ao, ;
viri% a "o,r', Mr. ACsI, Rrnuo county
county MI Kennolis emgated zoa Poyince of To~"s
ping VI 'o, Win family consisting OF
iell awt
a,hat some time during the eayine ami h;s ,S
uuiimoly nd. - N"' q" '"s"''' 10 depioTe his
is", WIN scarlet Fever at the residence
20 no eleventh year % his Peyton Nash eldest son ~
D""cl w Scay, Esq. IL is tho this o,;n.,S
uP 10 The world the virtues ,oub.
ony sufficient to notify his
liz event. which has deep gloom orsnJuo,s over
m parents and family and in fact koew bic pn,,d
ana guile temper His e6w, Inn1
hhoi with pleasure, sorrow Ls upo,,.iY
MIcciIonno aud gentle department. w ~ ''0'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-22


~ an adjourned ting of portion of The citizens of
g y queen co1fy, collected without RECORD to party
oiO"r Court, To take into consideration the expcdcn.
cy 0 making nomination at this Tine OF some one Tor e
next Presidency OF the IT, States, MIR. Charles Hill ha-
wing called the meeting TO oidcr and explained the ol.
Iect' nominated Capt Thomas Iloskins Chainsn 81 ho
was unanimously elected; and motion OF Mr.. EdM.
OPshdw, WIN. u. Davis was appointed Secretary.
The meeting was then ably eloquenly aud disposition
ately addressed by Messrs Ill., UpsIaw and John Gaines
Mr. Hal opposed altogether 10 the nomination Of any
one al this early period. MIR Upsbaw commended that s
was proper time for nomination, and nominated Jude
Philip r. Barbour, whose claims lac pressed on the co,.-
Iteration Of The meeting Mr.. J. Gaines argued that this
was tic proper mc aud presented the cl inns of Benl-
min atkins leigh TO the meeting. Each Of to above
named gentlemen having addressed The meeting a second
une, The QUESTION, NOTION put on the cNpedIrucy
OF nominating MI Leigh At dis time; and being
taken, was found that ~ votes favorable s i'm
mediate nomination, and 80, against it..
count then called tor between Judge Barbour
nnd Mr. Leigh, which stood or Leigh So, for Barbour 3S
On motion, IL was
Rtsoiocd That the proceedings Of this meeting tc
-gned by Tie Chairman and Secretary. aud copies for
wsldcd to The Editors Of newspapers published tie city
OF Richmond, with request that they publish the
IN their respective papers; aud notion the meeting al.
j1uncd sine die THOMAS GtOSKINS. Chairman
MM H. DAVIS, Secretary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-22

- IRAbED stolen fom the subscribers farm, nC ar
~ Manchester about the ooh Of June last large Dark
cOloired mare Mule, about ten years old She has re-.
markable Knot her beliyapparcnUy natural excrcs.
ceuce, tho " may he wat l will give Eve
dollars Io the return Of The animal ior such niornd-
tOn will enable me TO recover her
Richmond, Oct ~. [i5-l1 y c. MAYO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-22

MIR Ci"y sYis's have generally called forth some om
nous "g'Vihgs OUT, which indicate his feelings aud his
course towards the President. His expression of
"war, pesllenee aud famine" will .oon be forgotten
tie copld No" let tie present occasion cscdpc him Tor
Ve"uhg nv Fcsenlinehts Ills friends have held forth his
UP W fhhanelpifd and Boston, social visit lis re-
aion' ana friends IL has been received; aud men of
an P"rueS paid their respects 10 him. Under such cir
cunS'a"ceS was scarcely TO have been expected ,a
mdcchnhg public dinner at Philadelphia, he SHOULD have
ep o." OF MS way. aud gone beyond the Of fhc IN
y,alon, TO make ding at the President Of to IT, Satcs
es' gentlemen, disguise is useless tie time j. come
when We NUT decide whether the Constitution t l,,
'h" 'he cbecks which they have respectively provided
shn,' Pfev" or tue will OF shall have uncon
uO"ed sway" Whist does this imprisoned Ian
guage point ouH Written from tie Head Quarters of tc
bsnk' 1t says distinctly 1--WE must attempt 10 over.
"heh Jackson At the nest session We must raise an
angry contest ~ CongressWe must defeat, If possible
'he Nc'o-Snd defend the Bank by ychemently attacking
nS enemy Put Jackson down, and shall get tho Bank
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-22
GEORGIA ELECTION

ne returns appear 10 confirm calculations Iunp.
Kin III all probability il reelected Governor of
roh me returns OF 40 countless aS given III the Augusta
pnpers and other sources Lumpk has about 20 sol and
Crawford 2So99 LIS present majority about / I22-sud
TIE o'owg IL counties yet TO be heard from viz Baker
CoOh; Emanuel, Irwin, Murray, Marion, Padding Ra.
bun, f"mio'ph, Union Wayne aud are These in 1891
gave L'Nnpkn about 7G7 majority Gil,ner On The
wnoe, u Is probable HAT iuu'pkin has beat Crawford nv
al ie,s' Zooo majority Two years ago, he beat Cline,
,ii2. ~
The new Constitution ia certainly rejected The vote
III ~ counties presents The following result:
No Ratification, 2oS2S
Notification, 22I42
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-22
mo- ron THE EyVQURER.

~ Is. W. LEIGH.
take the liberty through the medium, Of ibis p,pcr
TO a"k you lew questions concerning cur poliGcal OBI.
NOUS. -
lsi Are you Nuiifcr or Sccedcr!
I'd Are yon in favor of a renewal Of Charter of The
Bauk of the United States?
3D. Are you III avor OF the removal Of ihc Drrnsites
from The Bdnk OF the United States the State Banks:
lt DO You approve OF Gen. Jackson's course IN roa
ton 10 w J Duane
hope you will answer the above and ol,I.sr more
Gan Your4 ON yIpCINIA
Hanover, Va, Oct. 10Th 1893
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6. "a REwAKD.- ay from John R.nloInh.

q SA KEW AkD-Rana"s y from, John Ranloipb
~ sS ~ Oh TIC Oh day Of April, 1893, a Negro Wo.
man. has "ir' named EN ELlNA, with her two children
Louisa ana Merry, who hired him by the sulscri
Der "iu Christmas next. a reward vi 80 Aollar will he
gwen "' e HeVery OF the sid negro woman 10 Robert
Boiling, John Randolph in peisrshurg AMI ton J,
lars Tor the delivery u each Of c said Ch.ran or the
same reward Tor The said Negroes, unprecedented and Sc
cured IN any jill hh they are obtained by the sbscri
ber Eyena is about 20 years OF age near five ieet gi
"' hTo"h complexion, with I'LL cyoS the Children are
u9h females LoasI, ;!o eio,,, Is le,, uch Ike her
'oer, about years cit, AID Mary about wears oIJt
Is suspected that they have taken passage in one of be
.te"n ho"' aud nre making t,i, escape To some of ,
Eor''ci" p"'' Ma'ots of vessels, and all others arc
!orcwarnod egaast receiving or haborinp IN. sail yo
law. ROBERT ROI IINf. VIC
For Miss Maiianna Billing.
Petersburg, October o. 1s-Ip,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-22

49, TO TIE EDITORS OF THE EYoUREF
Ibis mornings mail brought US the L6erater ERIC
AS soon as the Postmaster the title OF the paper b
handed TO me- boxed it for the names of the
Editor aud Publisher aud finding thcu returned IL
~ ue Postmaster, who, by the advice Of all present.
quinn without farther inspection The Editors most
P'"o""'y agr"eng with the poet that
TIC rec Is monster of such bideons mcn.
us We aiod uce'is bat DO seem"
WY p""eh'y wNhhei their names and Sent forth their
'ehify f"lnciion, like nii nigh, assassin ,i,e far
ne ' slaughter u the publishers of the ibera,or''
were governed 10y motives nj Chr>iany or b,o,ber,v
love- hey wohtt syHrsililr with us n 1,r ,,on.i,hl,
'n d 1t i'g'"l' u',i portion OF orr population Tor
Ne vac kod samaritan, aid ~. to- ced to ,bnk ,t
hey are the Gcsccndans OF Cain. Such hI,ck ho,r,d
"ie'chrS rs lhey are, 40 arm. We d, ly then,
''~ 'n'" Anonymous production. TUCKAiiOE.
Yorktown, 18Th, Oct, 1853
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2g.S3S
23.l33
No Ratifcali,n,. ulninritr-
7,7lj

The Charleston Courier says ''ihe Modification papers
are encavorng 10 create the impression that the son
OF ratiicatoi or ''no ratification is the les, of pnr.s in
Georgia as respects Nullfic aton. There is no relation
whatever between them--he ratification question il a
matter purely local. 10 whether the IN,
Tie Georgia Legislature shall be constituted OF, conn
pound or FEDERAL basis or that OF white poPm,ton oiIy
10 snow now uc the two questions connected il j.
suihcen TO state that ia many the vote for Iumn
Kin the Union candidate for Governor far exceeds the
woe ,o' COMMUNICATING, in Burke county, for Lumpkn
81, Ratification IS; ia iIancock Tor In,n1kn 233 R III
c"uon 3Z IN Hdberslam, for Lumpkin ll26, Ratification
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-22

L,6@mI-A Washington Correspondent of the Bosfon
CeWtf doubts Tie sincerity Of the Globe aud f,e En-
grer 10 pressing for the amendment 10 the Constit,.
The proposition years ago We noy rcneyy il,
Under circumstances which folly test the sincerity of
our convictions. We now press ii at a time when it,
calculated 10 do essential service TO the RcnnbEc
We BRING 1t forward at the very moment whom il NAV be
made TO bear upon tie next Election IN snncrede
all caursscs, conventions, &C. Sc. We shall con,nue TO
press ii-urul II sacceeds or until find IL altogether
unayailing. We wish 10 dispense with all elcc,s b,
the II. OF Il. and, possible with Nstion,I Coovc,,
Ton We arc willing Tor our acts 10 test our professions
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-22

q vol JOHN H. CHRISTIAN Of New Kent county
~ l''s removed 10 Richmond Tor Iic convenience of
educating lis chren aud has taken the rooms over The
store OF NleSsrs Ganuss Son * Brothers being the ro
ner on Main street and the street leading TO Mayos
bdge-"here Mrs Christian will be prepared enter
tain BDorders 10y the day, week or year.
OclUIcf y. l9-M3wF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-22

UhURIIAM CATTLE FOR SAIE-rhe subscribe
- having PufcbNsed Of the late Richard X. Mead of
Frederick counyd uli booled Durham bull OF fine size
AMI form, has for sale several Of his calves, both
male and female, OF The best stock Of long horned
imported into this country, made up ol the se
veral crosses OF Mcrs. Pdons, Clays and Smiths i'm
portdtiou. lie wouI also sell FIVE or six first r,e mitch
Of this stock al now with calf by the Durham bull
gentlemen Wishing To improve their stock OF cattle would
10 well TO make eay application personally or by leter
10 the suIscubcr, residing Granville Augusta coun.
~ va ~ communications shall be promptly attended
10. VIM nj. TATE.
Scp'ember IL ss-y6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-22

majority ~ ioini meeting Joriy National re
Ptocans says M organ the Trenton Union ear
mons OF death II lies hnk over which mono .is 49,,
aud which no one Offers the iiics d sen ulture" 10y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-22

PROPOSE having School the ensuing yeaI, at INV
"a foience. in The ower end Of Louisa and about eight
mrN ro'h ct Hooehland Court House, taught by ny son.
Wafer g. Shelton He lately graduated Usmpien Syd-
iey college, and is recommended by the faculty. OF hat
nsiu'e, to the patronage Of parents and guardians as
an instructor Of youth in all those trenches usvy pur-
sued IN academies and classical schools" Ills peo for
he lower branches OF English, viii be $I5 and for the
higher branches and Latin aud Greek, 800. will take
lew GOIrefs at $50 Tor The scholastic year Of 10 months
WM. SHELTON, (.HfinorD
O'tObef 20 dS-w1We
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-22
NEP JERSEY ELECTION

The Newark Eagle, OF The 18Th details tile unprcce-
ueh'cn triumph oil The friends OF the Administrations
WIN me exception OF federal Cape May there is not
county IN our Stale in which the sprt of democracy
has not either utterly overthrown shaken TO lis basc The
do"ihancy oil an opposition which knew eny no ius.
"ce' no generosity Instead OF approbang by coniinu
Hhce o confidence AMI renewal of power the party which
"s year iu'ed WIN rod OF irOn the people OF New Jer-
'cy nave come ont in their strength and majesty and
WIN MAJORITY OF near fire thousand reduced the vote 81
"' party ~ Joint Meeting TO the pGul number of eigb
Even III od ssex the main pillar OF The opresiton i'm our
oale ana where ey have uniformly claimed clear ma
Joy ioOo they have failed TO elect their most uro
"Fnt candidate and have succeeded in securing their A
semhy ticket by bare majority OF about one hundred
aJyY Last year The average majority Tor the oppo-
sitIon ticket ia this couipy 1915 -
Tho state OF parties in tho last Legislature stood
f,ou,.u Hdh"'Hit'Td''oH OYgciIoa.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-22

81 I thNCtkY-N IRGiNIA.--At rules held i'm the
"a clerks Ouce of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
Az" Nhanrery oi Caroline on the 7,h day Of October 1888
James Duval, pla;n,in
against
Reuben GatewOod and William A. Moncure admins
~ II cI "oO"' Defendants
Ihe de'cmsn', Reuben. Gaew ood, moi having entered
MS appearance ana gwen security according to The act nj
Assembly, anu HE rules Of Ibis Court il appearing bv
satisfactory evidence, Hat he is an ubabi:ant of Ibis
appear before the JUICE ,e said Cont ON The ii, d.
OF The neA term, and answer the plaintiff b; and tat
copy OF TINS order he forth with in some ne
paper published In the City OF Richmond, months
succesveIy and that another copy be- posted at the front
door oi the Court House of the snid county
q toy' le'ie. EODF. HUDGlN, c. e.
Or tOher %. AS s.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-22

AZ Cou Of monthly Session held for IN. CONT, or I, =,
W." "u,. 'i""se, on Monday the oh oil "
Court, D,bncx
'o'f, for county oil o,;., Il,
49,. .,n "''ic tins Ito Friday the Of
hnuth alter short Illness on udnys. "
f1'o'd, theTJOTe, by tho Court of
so man, ne Col pbnry greatly be dcplored a. loss "a,
m county NOT only for his public services his private ,y.
Pc,sonS 50 ", u known he cunnty N' "''
, lh ~ token OF for tho loss friend and
20 oNed anu esteemed the nd of,
Court inc mem' OF the Bar citizens he ussembed ~ III
WEI ~, tne usual badge OF mourning 70, tir days VS.
tha, of these proceedings sen, ia the Rich.
uru Nnhii.uoss'l" papers, for publication
On niotionEesVccd, at
Do sent to Mrs Elizabeth Dabuey the con.o OF s
token OF The sympathy with by of
ut this affecting ntAnd then Tho Cont
"A copy Ieste, JOHN HUNTER, T.. 1.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-22
FAIRFlEI.p RACES --..II'7,-,.

Jockey club Purse ssOU iou, M, . h.n,, -, ,,.n sso
Chyy,c a. ,iay,oes e. :" fychcus, icy CLINTON, by
= n,~,', - o'v, dis
O" n H'weu' P'f"r" by s.r Alfred, dam by Thu
"% H. Mmso's Gluo stcah, by iIo,.pur, dam b, Sir
VIM 81 Woss br p,ui.. by N,,o, J.,., J.. - uh.
OIL, =" '''e"y'o
is6"m sueke,r'c fki Ddit, b! Gohonno dam by cou,y
John A. Bous, N Aradoc by Gohauna years old
" - u"s's II Moho%k by shawnee, yoatgo E,
ntn"-l st heat, Sm lis; ~ do. SIN ~.
S-Ihose marked dash were piarri nv an, J,dvos
pugn Ieh'c"' came out nhog OF rafro heat
VI Sn'n,op,y decided tLat lao d's,vneed
FouGrn DAY-'rmsEr RACES
"St race "a Swens,ake Tor colt. Gc. Years old on
WIN JOhnsOns by Medley, aam Forz,I 2 q, 70 oh
Peter Lyons b. {. Whites Bedford. ycurs old y
.,ner itSs D. l. ny h"nsi"m Tonson, dam by lion,
I'd; A.ams' rh. by Mos. Ton dam b, Imepe dcncc
di"c- Is, hest, In ss. 81 do 2m (: Sd do e,,
y n hc u % he hs Ia ut Ivy length secom
second iaeeFOt splcuid Silver pch.,s ,o. s,s
1--WE mile heats N' i''S"c's' Noue $40,
hn NJ Vests be J. ok Downing 10y Marion y.ar.
Ranaoph iia.on's Quarter MAstcr by mot.pu 0o''"
80 dam 10y Jack Andrews ears ole ''N'
h"mas Graves c Red Jacket, by Director. dam by
flo,iz"l, years old, = ' ''" :" N.
W." u Mmg '.bh Naydsy, by Sir Ache 7yeor. 3D. u.s.
h Ne s beat am - ID do as 5. 81 do 4m IL. nh do
n neat was won uno Whip spur head OF Tho n,,,,"
s's "tt he second aud Mi 10y shout n length. '
To-" INC tt'ck and threw the rider.
ua haee.- match bciwcea Colonel VIM L. White. by
t, 1n' "n 'nltnn EHm's 10y sir Cbsr e. milo heats
captain Elsm's by ST Chaiios,
AZ ' Turn into tho .tch d heat, horse h,x
horse fell oyc o, ~ we a'ng v'o Tie track add Col Whites
Lii @ e nm ~ consequence OF which, Mr. Gly was
Up ana no Time taken vi the heat The hos. b.
VII h @ III match rocc) was won by lssg,h oily
weeks racing Uf better suoTt. ' "oss'"