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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-18

a letter from BEigsdisT Gen. Atkiason
70 The Commander 10 Chief, Published IN
The Globe. states that the Wisnsbago IN.
dia"s are removing peaeeably from The
eeded lands. The Petsawslopniss attend
.lso TO sell ont sod remove beysad The
mississippi. ansF raising their prssshi
crop
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-18

The .Missioasyies--Ths Vsissss Of MsssFs
Worcester spd Butler. By the Governor
Of Georgia. appssFs likely 20 create much
excitement IN that Sists. snd 10 bseoms .
leadiag question 10 The ensuing sontsst fos
OoVsrsOF. On she part Of the 'TFoup he.
Pubhesas' AGAINST The Lu@phin Rspubls-
eAns II Bed GaS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-18
Indis Rubber Tabis ClotA,.-we have re.

fndis Rubber Ta6is Clefhs.--We have re-
Gently seen, and have in our possession, a
sample Of a new superior kind Of covers for
tables and stands. They are manufactured
by Samuel Steel & Co., Woodbury., CT
They are composed Of cotton, with compo-
sition Of India rubber, &c. vanished and
bronzed in an elegant manner. They cost but
little more than common oil cloth, and are
very much superior both for beauty and du-
rabiiiiy. One very important quality which
they possess over any oil cloth covers, is the ir
elasticity, IS they can be doubled ia every pos
siblc manner without breaking or injuring the
composition Of which they are made.
Dasbsry Herald.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-18

The excitement against the Rev AsT. avery
continues IN Rhode Island. The Prov idenes
Gazette states that, In Pail River, on the tth
inst. hr. A. vas hanged, burned, and shot in
ehgy' and "a Portsmouth he was hanged ia
etigy, and given 10 the dogs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-18
MISSOURI.

The So Louis tMissouri) Hepublisan a. June
q, ssys " The saIaber q deat,s % Palmyra. In
this State IL estifnsted 10 b. tO6 I1is is rrsus-
81 mortality than has occurred any shssv, th-s
ue hsvs bard %, ia DE United stsies, IN = like
DOpulstion. I"
The POPulaiion a Palmyra, Which is not given
10 the RepabiiesB, b vsri0usly estimated a from
zoo 70 100. Tskisg the kixhess suuaber. ,l,e
deaihs have becn rather uore thnn in 10 Ia
5impsouViIie, in Keitaeky the dsushs nrr usid 20
bs one oui ~ even tlsrce lser-Ons in he place -
ihr mortality has slso been ,ery rr,-st IA L.
reuoebtrg, % Andcr.on county Dsssf a Aaneassrr
~ tserrsrd equity. Perhaps greet a. n Palnsy-
-, Il 10. grusiaF.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-18

A man y under sentence Of dsath in the
State Of Alabama, for tho oGence Of having
passed counterfeit Msxican half dollar
Such - the Law there, and tins extreme case
Of rigor has called forth no little discussion
on the faults Of the eOAs.--tB Bed. asaey.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-18

We extract the following horrible account from
the Belviderc Apollo. Clough and Nina are
saints compared with such yiil.in
MARK THE VILLAIN
The most villsinous conduct Of q person
named Jacob Insley, who resided near this
village, became public about the 18th nit. -
He was charged by his dsughfer, girl now
about Is years Of age, Of having held iilici,
intercourse with her during the two year.
past, threatening her with instant death Il
she made any disclosures Of his atroci lou.
practices. Insley, on ascertaining his con
duet was known, sold what property he could
readily dispose, and left a family Of several
young children Penuyless, on the charity oil
the public.
The mother Of the girl was living during
most OF the time. IL Is supposed her death
was FASTENED by the knowledge Of her hus-
bands crimInalty, and his abusive conduct
towards her, while she was suffering from
palsy, which rendered her speeehless. We
are informed by q physician who atten.Ied
her near her decease, that she often attem OF.
ed TO speak, and would point to her husband
aud cry "srol re-" while her features e1.
pressed the deepest horror. The crime wa,
first attempted while the monster was eNcitet
by liquor, be having first driven his vii,
from the house, who sought protection from
n beighboT.
Jacob Insiey Is q shoemaker, between 4!
and 30 years OF age, dark comple xiOned, a
bout middle height and slim his hair chsng
ing grey. When last heard of, no was o,
his way 10 Michigan.
4 u - much to be regretted that be has e.
capped the punishment demanded for incest
which seems far too slight for the olfenre
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-18
MAJOR JACK Dowsuss.
Prom he Bo.fon Tra,rilrr.

JACK Dowrts0.-Attemptsh have been ,lyiy
made 10 identify the original writer Of the eeIe-
bra,et Jack Downing ktters - nh gcntiemaa oC
this city, when IL is veil kno~n by those Who
have chance to know any thing OF the matter.
that Whatever credit these humourous ions
deserve. - justly due to the editor of the Port
lsnd Courier, in ~hose paper they frat appeared
There are, however, sundry writer's in this eity
New York, anh elsewhere, tho assume the name
Of Jack, aud attempt TO counterfeit his sly De but
they arc vile limitations after all. The original
the Simon Pure Jack Do~r-ng, complains thus in
the Portland Courier, Of the men who steal his
name
"Now think ONT, there 10 the most rsseaiiy
set Of fellows skuikihg about some~ here in this
part OF the country that ever heard Of, and wish
you would blow 'em Up. They are worse than
ek-poekets Imean them are feilers that's got
to writing letters aud pui,ing my name to 'sm
and sending 'em to the printers. And heard
there vas one sassy teller last Saturday dowu to
Ne~buryport that got on In . horse and rid about
town calling himself Major Jack Downing, and
all the soldiers aud the folks marched Of. aud
shook hands With hirs and Thoughts it vas me-
Nov, my dear old friend, isn't this too bad -
What y onld you do h you vas in my ease' I
say sgsin they are worse than the pick poe kets.
Isn't u Mr. Shakespeare ii,st says somethisg about
he that steals my inn, -pus steals Trash, but be
that steals my name ought 10 have his head broke
wish you would 6nd that story and print H. -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-18

Marriage Extraordinary. Married, in Phi
lsdeiphis, BY his Honor the Mayor, Colonel Jack
ilowsiSG. az Uncle Sans Army, 70 the widow
HaHNAH NonHiDoNvorK. of the district OF
Nlainc. The Colonel ~As dressed In a bran new
suTt OF rrg'mentsis, pre- sent sent on from Wash
inston by the Presiient, on the coionel's promo
ton, 20 be used on this occasion. The colonel
stated, that on his Eastern the Prrsisent re-
1uesed him 20 sfecb for him, 20 save tine--snd,
following the hat, he had now got married fsr
Aim,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-18

We rrgrct 20 learn from various sourees .ssi-
lied " eFrdi,, tina, he shoIsru - prevailing =,
tsreebslDurg vith increased msIignity, and is en-
tending itself rapidly over the county e C;rcea.
We eannDt speak 9TH certainty a. the number II
deaths vhich have Occurred in either town or
county, bot they have greatly exceeded wh.s We
bad eXpoctod.
IN BardS,o~n, Ne are errdibly ,sformed, only
4 deaths hsve occurred, of which nUfnl.cr we're
White aDd eOlOFrt. II has measurably subsidized
~ tOvn, but spreading thruagh Melissa en,il,-
y. To . considerable extent The uumber of ca
ses N the t0sn and county we're estimated q 100,
q which 30 proved faisl lyenauek.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-07-18

The festivity consequent upon the Preaidens'u
visit TO Lowell, Gas considerably msyred by M
accident from the ramming down Of field piece
plosion, and one of them hsd the additional mis-.
fortune 70 lose his eye sight. The arms Of boai
were Ampotaied. Hiv. Herald
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-26
DEATHS


m h,s NE On Friday morning s2l ' n tho god OF
heI age hTs Nancy r. t. Bridges, Mr. Bridges
olts Piece aud only child OF Col VIM Galloway Frankn
D on Wodnosay the 23 JAM tho rOisaco Of his brother
~ inc 80 year OF his Archibald Ritclo Taylor.
Don 70 ffodeeksbug Virginia, The 25h Of November 1870
~ announcing tho departure friend pass
without making few biio romUks MI T. merchant
rom ms YOUTH IN which capacity he continued
pn ie2l AZ The age Of u he received valuable testimony for
ms safvces from the Mutual Assurance Society
following inscription Presented by the Mutual Assurance oce
Vm Virginia TO Mr. Archibald r. Taylo consideration Of faith
iui ana valuable services COLLECTOR
10 1857 MI Taylor LETT biz native
OF New Ofean and thofo commenced
LOl1s ~ ~ '''o'' W" mss o.
On Sunday night, eth uino the residence o Mr. Bernard
fauth 10 Portsmouth Va, LOWS Eisenminae
SUBJECT OF ths notice native Of Weuf
an been oH time resident Of Ofths
no cano TO THIS country II The Oh
nct OF Tvs visit TO locate immense landed
Ihopt 0ONOO acres situated IN the Coutes Monroe Giles
neyson, Allegheny, Bath, Pocahonas Randolph
ga kan.wha and Cabc, (mtary ands) Of which
ooe proprietor by purchase. IIo difficulty in the
Rooeu9n OF s claims, which, added the loss Of his
chon9 ny e Cholera, weighed hcavyOn spirits
me yoSaons delays bringing his business available
psh wounded hs health, AMI brought dropsy;
minated has ble u mey be- gratifying % his hou
uS worthy man received from his at
whose house house he was condued sick o months every
kndnsss and attention which
common country could .VoyioW Bsaoon.
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February 23d, 1888.
COJ,f.fu-yJCaTrD

Al.
IN meeting OF the members Of the Nooway Ind,
hed at the Court House, Saturday, 26th January
information having been given death of Perm
member OF 'ad Troop, Captain Epes was called to lie c
ana george N. Seay appointed ~''-'''
On motion, II ResOlued committee Lo .
preamble aud resolutions expressive Of the ssnse of ,
nj, "h9feopon, Is Lieut. VIM. Fitzgerald, 2i Innt A. w
i WIN D. lby, Dr. H. Z. Worshsn, Geo. Fzesroi
Oh m9uon, Capt Peter Epos addedl ere anpoincd
nee who reported the following preamble and legoID,o
were unanimously adopted ~ ' 'eso'u'io"'' winch
Nhoieas the members o Cou,panv 90
deeply ore, o. Jones late brother 10 arms, being
awe 70 he loss they have sustained-Thercfoe ~
eoOed, Ihat tho members Company arc ;
The iveest sorrow deeply synpatbi.o Win n WIN
utons OF TIE deceased, this dspensaon of Divine P,ov
eul NAT ns tribute fofpsct memory of onr de
o'9ihor zach member Of this Company will wear eaoo on lie
ICY anl Tor the space Of thirty days. " ~ 0'f' '''"o
optg rhat we will military honors the deee,,.d
80 ha copies OF the foregoing preamble and re,ou,io,s
tolhe widow and mother Of deceased
esooed That The above proceedings signed m tho f.r
ana forwarded for publication the EJitofs n he
N G SSoluIfcr and Petersburg Ineigencer " ~
'NVNSA ~ ShAr' secretary PETER EPES Chairman
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-26
THVWENTY DOLLARS REWARD

IHWENFY DOLLARS REWARD. -Absconded from
n the Subscriber on The 27th ult Mics Tftions an
indented apprentice. will give the above reward Cor
TIE apprehension and delivery the said apprentice 10 me
IN the city of Richmond. 7 forewsrn ~ persons frou,
conveying away, harbouring or employing me said sp
prentice as the law will be strictly enforced against sbv
person Or persons so offending. JOHN DURHAM.
FeO' 20 0f-w4y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-26
.,,,> FOR THE E-NQ UIRER
~ JOHN KAN DOLpH. OF ROANOKE

Sir; Virsnan who having opposed (and too bitterly,
because he msunderstood almost the whole your pOl
cal course has esteemed and admired YOU ever since he
Witnessed your dignhed and talented bearing the Virgin
ID Convention THANKS YOU for the spirited aud patriotic
resolutions, which you successfully recommended TO the
adoption OF the people OF Charlotte the 4lh instant
ihey are The nobeSt departure from the serve spirit of
nahworship so prevalent amongst us, that the
times have witnessed. Had they forth six weeks
sooner tey would most probably have the Union
ana, what Is much more, Liberties God grant that
'hey be not now too late In reading them, | have
almost iancied that the majestic form, and he ard
me thrilling voice OF Chatham, exclaning-'' This is
no time Tor adulation: it is time TO instruct the
throne in the language of truth the smooness of altc
awful crisis ="
May health and strength be spared YOU sir to buckle on
again that armour aud TO WELD again that trenchant
sword with which you oied the Bayaris and Griswols
oil other days. with which you have ever vindicated the
principles oil the constitution from perversion with
winch, II please Providence grant YOU health Won
may sun drive from the ear OF Majesty, the abomina-
BILE counseis that pollute it.
Respectfully, sir your fellow citizen,
LOUISA Feb' III, 1883 BUCKSKIN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-26
respectfully, sir, your fellow citizen,
Louisa, Feb. III, 1881 A BUCKSKIN
TO TIE EDTToRS on TIE rA-or

TO THE EDITORS OF TIE ENQUIRER
DEAR SIRs-l discover glaring perversion or nsre-
presentation of my remarks al the close of Mr. Moor
second speech, in Committee OF the Whole upon Federal
Relations as published in your last paper.
MT Moore had IN ms speech represented having
saa IN my speech delivered several days before in reply
TO him and his colleague that had given them stab UNI
der the fifth rib. 49, va
ms was gross perverson OF my remarks about the
rIesIuehts froclSnaon in relation the Republican
party, and should have corrected him at the instant hui
Tor my being at the clerks table engaged in
when he sat down, and said, that regretted to
observe that the gentleman last up had been obIg.d IN
misrepresent my remarks make case on which 10 nre
dicaie Personality-that had never alluded either TO
h or ms colleague (or whom had respectful regard
III he aiusoh 10 stab under the fifth rib and that il
was distinctly recoilected by many that said the Pre-
siden IN his Proclamation had given the Republican
~ the heaviest stab under the fifth rib il ever
IRON any quarter; and added, "tha the gentleman wa,
greatly mistaken in assuming that remark TO himself TO
make out his dspardging comparison about the gna nm
'he oxs horn but would say, carry on the pen,lr
mans gure that il is the great Federal OK al Washington
whose horns dread, and certainly those OF such harm
less calves the gentleman's from Rockbrid,. II ~
s Tetort that drew the rejoinder from that gentleman
winch Is correctly reported, and which was suffered TO
pass uhhohced' because had too much respect for the
muse myself ana the occasion, TO time in max
ing display OF my talents for either the retort courteous
OF uisGourteo'Is The solemn subject which engaged the
consideration OF the committee fobad it, and nothing but
sense OF duty TO myself could have called me up TO cor
rect misrepresentation which hoped was uDintenion
VOW IN me sketch given in your paper, | am repre-.
secu as saying, In reply to Mr. Moore, by way OF cor
n1o''"g h' mat The gentleman from Rockbridge (Mr
~ was mistaken when he said, that he (Mr. ID had
ooasted OF having stabbed the members from
unuer he nth rib Ii much greater OK than hin
W.T. NJ that he had gored" Such expressions were GER
fanny never used by upon any occasion nor any cu
yeyng such idea; and trust so gross nerver.;or 20
NY usParsgehent, was the result of accidental nsappr
nenso either in your reporter or whoever he NAV hav.
&c. iotIN nIC,SS -, =, Il OuTs'
February 2sd, 1893 '4''0N
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ARATOR.
TO THE EDITORS or I,uc rNoy,pr,

n.
GENTLEMEN: cannot express TO you half the plea
sure have enjoyed, in the perusa of Mr. Speaker Ste
vensons very able aud eloquent letter the subject
secession The lucid and maserly view he has taken OF
the subject cannot fail to make deep and lasting impress
sion throughout the Union and carry home conyic-
Ton to every intelligent aud unprejudced mind The arr
gument Is unanswerabe, aud would do honor the he
and heart OF any man. ~
by the powerful manner in which he has euciated this
a,aosorbng question: lac has reflected high honor him
SELL aud rendered service TO his country which size ought
never to forget
There is Latin maxim: 4" Quem deus cult perdere
pr'us demenfdf" And il would really SEEM that MANY
OF our distinguished statesmen politicians we're demen
ated and rushing headlong destruction They appear
to me,Jo deny the papablc and seievideut truths
pervert the most obvious aud aiming of word
10 mscosrue the known and fixed opinions OF their op
ponens aud TO steel their hearts against every arrow of
conviction with such men, Mr.. Stevenson's nent
VIII avail nothing. What we to expect from gentle
men, who rise gravely in delbcraivc assembly and de-
nounce our ilustrious chief magistrate for opios he ne
yer entertained and who arroganty question the venera
Ole and learned Madisons explanation OF the me aiming OF
MS own productions " Ii they hear Moses and The
prophets neither will they be per,uadcd though one rose
"o"' 'ne uead VlRGINIAN.
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TO TINE EDTTORS.

III -. - NnsrNoREihND Or. Ho., Va, Feb 18Th. 1879
W. W ~. mos NJ Lewis appears committee OF
ns AZ hls place tie proceedings Of you pnbihei
your paper, which seems 10 have mistake hcn $3.50
AZ The time and the sentiments therein contained ,ot
co WIN MS Vows' This il, therefore, fcque bot
ne sarno ~ il onl.s
should be mseploscntod and wish 10 aooni, o,,so ~
''so o' "v3 mis'epfesert .iion Very respectfully,
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MARRIEl

Married. on the 2st inst the
MI baptist Dr. A. NJ Elan OF Chesterfield, Miss Aan daug,
Married on the both OF Dec. last Mannsvio King Queen
~ INC rev. John Martini Thomas SeatS Esq, Gloucestor
70 the very anbe and much admired Miss JUDITH John
Mann Esq ' Ns " '''
On tho day, Mr. Cfic,J.,
tho ~ ~ VI
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fractions Of tho great unit. Then would thor chi1on.
owe primary allegiance TO the Government of the
United States, and be rendered liable to the penalty Of
treason by the act Of their Stae-then would the
American people be in fact single nation" But deny
ing the premises. is denial Of course OF the conclusion
10 my mind there is nothing rreconcabe in the idea OF
the two sovereigntesthe one derivave, but paramount
whilst the Constitution lasts the other original inactive for
the tine being, held in abeyance until an occasion
ours TO call it into aconhen presents itself in its pris-
tine form and comencss, its strength by mac
ton, aud asserts its right OF secession Obedence to laws
not made by State, Is not conceive, fair test Of its
want OF sovereignty The people obedience to laws
not made by them-yet no one, presune can he found
antiquarian enough in political science, deny that sove-
reiguty abides with them.
The dilemma in which the States would be placed by
the secession OF Of hem is urged as an argume Mt
against it, not only by the Proclamation but by eloquent
and able orators aud writers upon this subject This
farther an argument than il goes show that the wise
trainers OF the Constitution ioresaw and endeavoured TO
guard against it, by making the Union perfect as posi-
blc consistently with their powers; and so far admit the
force OF the argument But arguments drawn from con-
sequences are often faacious and might lead the God
winan principles that morality Is calculation of conse
quences -lfa State has right secede YOU MAY pre-
vent by power but not by law, tho chaos might crsue
from the act.
Once more, sir. adeu: Your friend, &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-26
BTGGER'S
EXChLl.VGE and LOTTERY OFFICE
RICHMOND W


Dra'ring Of The Virginia Dismal Scamp LoHeyv.
No. 2: ~
46 Is 80 % Sc % 81 90 30 ID
Lowest Plizo SI2.
Ticket 20 30 81 Small Capital Of $500, sold by BIGGER
DTa'9n numbers Of The ": y. Lottery, Ertra No. D.
40 GO 50 G2 Dc So SO az o 30
Lowest Prize So.
UJFour Of tie Capital PriZes viz. SO 40 FIG ~ m
46 90 62 and 90 SO 60, sold and paid as usual
al sght, by BIGGER
$4,000 CAPITAL, AND NO BLANKS.
new York Consolidated LOTTERY.
Extra Class Number g. for 1893
10 nc drdten in " Yorb "Wednesday, March g. 1899
% NO Louery-S Dawn Bdllots.-ALL PRIzRs
CAPITALS.
Pnze Of 10000 is $4,000
l2,UOO 10000
o,OoO 5000
J,4O6 s4Oe
1000 a0oo
~ 1850 I0500
10 600 non
10 son .VV
100 1000
Iickesonly $40; Halves 8; Quarters So
Al tickets having Of the drawn nur,bers win
each be entitled 10 ptizc Of $40, and all tickets having
none OF The drawn numbers, will each be entitled 10
Prize Of 81
UTBtGGgE has recently sold and paid AZ sight Grand
Capitals Of S3O.00Ol2 Of 90 000-6 Of TO- 600 &c Gs
Anl more Capital Prizes than any other Venderia the u
States. ~ ~ -
.'.orders meet the most prompt attention, address.
FEB. 49, ro2-ln ~ Ric S Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-26

SsSlK CHARLES.-Ihis dstng uished, beautiful tho.
~ rough-bred racer and geter OF racers will again
stand al my sons Geo w Jonsons, the ensuing season
within one mile of Moodys Tavern in the county of Ches
terteld IL miles from Petersburg, and % from Richmond
anu Is now ms stand ready 10 serve $75 tho
season. payable on the lSt OF August next when it will
expire but may be discharged with 800 before that time
$40" insurance. payable soon the is known to
be in foal or parted wit$I CASH the groom Mares
that failed Sir Charles last year by season. will be in
sured this AT the price. Mares furnished with
'urhge, winch Is excellent and extensve-ahd servants
sent Win mares boarded gratis Separate grass rye and
wheat lots for and colts with stables protect them
from bad weather. and fed, if required according order
or without limit as 10 grain, 25 day. No liabi-
them
SIR Charles was neverin finer health, and there never
was surer horse tie will be I6 years old this spring
and has been often advertised and is so we'll kiow
that II only necessary TO say that his colts have
won the following races within the last year:
The Jockey Club purse Columbia 4 mile beats. the
Soooo match race at Charleston mile heats; the Jockey
club purse at Charleston mile heats $1,000; the club
purse al Petersburg, mile heats the mile ay thepe.
the jockey club purse $1,000 Tree Hill; The 2iIe dav
IerS the nile day Farfcld; the best in tiere; the
mile at Baltimore, 250O; the mile day there al Nor
folk the nile and the mile days, the mile day at 81 DAD
Rock the mile day and the mile race at
me nile race at Jernsalem; the club Gloucester
-house; the club and mile day WincrtseRl Ban
lS32-Ihe Jockey club purse Broad Rock the ciub
purse, miles and repeat at New Market the mile day
there; at Baltimore The $1,000 stakes mile heats. ard
the jockey club purse nile heats there; one dav a, Win
teIheld; the milo at Norfolk; the Jockey club &
mile heats at Tree Hill $1,000 the club purse at Jerusa-
lem; The club purse at ew Hope; the Jockey club and
the ProPrieors purse at Liberty; the club race at Mon
the mile club at Halifax, Virginia; the mile dav
NE mile day. and the best in day ChrsansviIlc;
Wc cuo race al Franklin Court house; the elub race
at Wyiho Court House; one day at y heeIing: the
sweepstakes at Beach Bottom; the race at Elizabeth
town; the jockey club, miles, at Wheelings tha q
mile day there, and Elzlbethown and the race a,
GAINESVILLE Ohio, where the field distanced All heso
Faces were won by Sir Charless get in 1892 These
I" speak ior themselves aud recorded facts they arc
Chesterfield, February 25 $50