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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-08-15
August Is

.THyREE HILL JOCKEY CLUB Fail Meeting, 1884,
a will commence, usual, the first Tuesday in
October, and continue four days.
FInsr DAY-A sweepslake for three.y year ods-two
mile hsalts entrance $500; forfeit SlO0--lo name and
close by the Isl Of September. Now five subscribers,
aud several more expected by the day OF closing.
. Subscribers lillian wynn, o. p Hare, John Heh
John NJ. Bolts. and William r. Johnson.
SECOND DAY--Proprietors Purse, $3O0-two mile
heats--enlfance SIS.
THiRD DAY-Jockey Club Purse, S1OOO--lour mile
heats-enIrsnce $50.
FoURTH DAY--A Sweepstske for colts that never won
rsce-two mile heats; entrance $3.50; forfeit 500;
moro 10 make race and close the last
day OF the Broadrock Jockey Club meeting.
BY THE PROPRIETORS.
0E
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tNoN SALE-The valuable farm which reside
E called Snowden Ii contains nearly eleven hundred
acres iour hundred and fifty cleared and in the rou-
Tue OF euvaon The rest in woods principally of oak
hay annually and the canal which passes through il,
Is brs rate miiseat, mile and half from Fredercks.
burg The Improvements commodious modern brick
house and all necessary out houses sufficient for large
idniy, all in complete repair, a commanding emf
hence, about one mile above Fredericksburg The land is
fertile III The production Of corn, wheat &c; and the
wood, for which there is always ready market is inex
haus'ibe, ii moderately used. | willing 10 sell the
whole farm, or portions OF it, to emit purchasers.
YEAMANS SMITH.
August u.s. 29-At
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COsLvUNJc9yFU

LUIsUUaNIIsT TFUs
The Editors Of the Richmond Enquirer are auihoi zsd
TO ssy to the public, "l Patrick Henry intends to say
Iha any Of s admitted inaccuracies OF e OF The
Chesterfield meeting, published 10 the Petersburg Con-
steiistio0 MATERIAL the declaration Is destitute OF
honest and manly candor. II he does mean to say
nia all bic declarations 10 Tor nothing sincerely
mseaie 'e rsshness Of the young mons political adveB-
torres. 10 The midst Of his uusdged promise Of future
iulness The gladialoua sfmor, and Tie literary garment
he has presumed 10 put heavy for the energies
OF his uInd sUd too large Tor its elm dimensions tut
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The President OF the u. s. arrived al Knoxville on the
3O'h uit The Register says that though veil able
vel, lie was considerably debli,aed by his late attack
though he wasrapidy ieganing his strength He declin-
ed public dinner, which rendered bin at Knoxville,
and sssgnedih the following OF the reasons: hai
such has been my delay from bad roads and i'll health that
shall not have than lime TO visit my residence be-
fore il will he necessary 10 hasten my return TO the
OF my public duties"
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The Wcar-The dogs,n oldest
collect 20 long and hot spell has continual
sion hon the LIST July tho in
OF tho 81 act and the spell
The baltimore Patriot iht Monday they
have had this summer The thermometer the shade,
wa. W. at ~ W; at ~ pnst g 81 and 95
WIN Us, Tuesday aud Wednesday we've tho two hottest days
On Tuesday,
stood in pa,Iou shocke Ill., shade
the hoos Wednesday, Do 1he Nights
peatoiy weok
refresh tho ean Tho roads
Ing dust and the ndas suffering
drought - - - $50
0 shower OF rain yesterday, writing this-and some
o moro rail- - ~
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. will be made 10 the aext Vir-
ginia Legislature, 10 make Willis River a lawful
feDce--By The People residng and owning lands the
said river I2s-w4w1 August IL.
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z NDlAN QUEEN AND BALTIMORE HOUSE, TO
III KENF.-The Improve being made on this
congratulated aud celebrated HOTEL will be compile
ted and the house ready for tenant, the i2h instant
The very extensive additions and mprove me nts made
upon The hotel with lew months past are now added
granite rough cast the three fronts of the hotel-a
splendid SALOON OF AZ ect Baltimore and Hanover
streets commanding unobsrucied view OF the
busy and fashionable promenade Of the cy-a beautiful
oLLoNADE on The whole front Baltimore street, with
doors opening entire, and giving tull of Baltimore
sreet-a Ia OF eleven feet dth on Baltimore street
"a HALL OF thirteen feet WITH with PoRrIco OF the
Unic order, Hanover street, within y feet OF Balt-
more street. These improvements give TO the Hotel
me mot attractive appeaTsnce-addng greatly it's
style, comfort, aud conv nence,hey universally
thought TO be decidedly the desirable improv ements
ever made this property, and greatly enhancing its
value as hoie' The house is not now perhaps, sus-
ePtihe OF further improv II pronounced 10 bs
as elegant and complete if be made and fully
ABLE without reference 10 its admitted advantage OF oca
lon 10 compete with any other OF the 6ne establishments
OF this city No expense has been spared render this
avo'ite Hotel worthy Of the patronage of the public;
more than my thousand dollars have been expended on
u, IN various Improvements under the four tenants who
have successfully occupied il within go wears past With
the elegant Improvements aud enlarge ed accommodations
OF this hotei combined with its ne public situation LOT
tie hTsi consideration 10 Travellers and strGnges) wen
qualified tenant has favorable opportunity Of being
enriched any OF his predecessors in house where
money has been made perhaps than in any hotel in this
country This line Of business has been annually
ngihe last winier spring. and present summer, the ira
Yelling through city has been greater ever was
known II must augment so long Baltimore is tho
great thoroughfae OF the Vest direct route 10
Washington from The East, and the evidently growing in
iercourse with the Souih through STEAMBOATS, aud packets
all tending with the ensoD and completion of our rail-
roads TO Ohio and Washington (anohe of mag
ntude 10 this hoie to hill public houses, especially
the best kept the best located The hotel being sil
ated in the centre OF business, has been bat
portion OF ii can be turned commercial purposes aud
rented Tor from $4,000 10 81 500 per annum thus reduc-
ing the OF the hoe containing upwards of 100 rooms
and making the cheapest be found any city
the United States
The whole, part, will be leased-if the whole the
privilege may he had TO rent out such part may be
thought TO he no disadvantage 10 The establishment
lease oil some will be given favorable terms TO an
approved tenant. JAMES PIPER,
August To- l29-6'1 Waterloo Row, Baltimore.
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MaeIZeI's Exhibition.
'rERPsICHORE HALL.


RHR MAELLEL respectfully announces, that on Mon
1VM day erenng neat the 18th instant his Exhibition
will be opened Tor a shor, time.
II consists OF the following pieces OF Mechanism: Tho
Auomaton Chess Player; the Meodium; the Mechanic
al Theatre; the Auomaton Trumpeter the Speaking FL
CURES and Auiomaia Slack Rope Dancers; the grand
Mechanical Tournament
UPeriorioance every evening, Sunday excepted) 10
commence at hall Past O'clock, precisely Doors open
a, o'clock. Abundance so cents--Chdren half price.
u tickets may be had during the day, at Mr.. Becks,
Maih-street and al the Exhibition Hail; at the Door,
in tlic evening.
Aug. Is. 29-lt
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VINGiNIA SPRINGS.

On the It'll instant there about ITO Bosrdets
Red Sulphur Springs. Correspondent informs us that
these waters rising day ia the public estimation
and that here is the esgern-ss to secure quar-.
ters at the SpIingsThe l. wsburg ALE ghanisn OF the
Sth states that "The crowd continues uHabaed al the
Whi'e Sulphur Springs. We arc unable how many
the Salt and Red Sulpurs but, the numbers
that daily crowd the stages going that way besides priv
vehicles that are continually the road, pre- sumo
there must be nearly two hundred each Of those places
Since our last report the company the Blue Sulphur
has increased considerably Mr. Zoli who keeps an ex.
ceen house at that place, has between thirty aud
boarc RS; and Mr. Buckingham. who ia and also
keeps good house. has between twelve and fifteen
boarders.-We think il would be extavaesnt to say
that there are nearly thousand persons d.reni
watering places now in this region
The Warrenion Independent Register OF the 9th states
that "Ihe Fauquier White Sulphur Springs have become
very fashionable place Of resort There quite crowd
OF Visiters, among whom part OF the family
Cass, the Secretary OF Wharf.-The extensive buildings
which the Proprletors are putting up, give promise OF
much heller accommodation 10 those tho may attend the
during the next season. either for pleasure health.
appointment ond Nominations Gen. Ezekiel F.
Chambers, Senator of the u. S. from Maryland. has
been appointed 10y the Executive Of that State Chief
Judge OF The ri Judicial District rice Earle resigned.
The Coalition Convention OF peyn,ont have nominal ted
Horatio Sey mour late OF the u s. Senate their
ddate for GODernor-Ahd the Jackson Convention have
nominated Cornelius p. Van Ness, our Minister in
Spain, ~ their candidate for Congress in the 4ih District
They state in their Address, that he his return
om Sp in.
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4 OF $I0.0OO-75 OF 81 900.
Virginia Dismal swamp Lottery.
No l6 for 23d August.
GRAND CAPITALS:
prizes Of $lO,000,--1 each Of SO 900, and S542O
rs OF $i,000s4 OF $500, &c. sc.
Making S4s6.lS0.
Tickets only 80, halves 81 80, quarters 50 so.
$40, 00O--and 10 Prizes Of 50, 800.
Virginia DiSnnal Swamp Lottery.
No. IL tor 9th September
SPLENDID CAPITALS:
800 000-$1 600 So 900 So. 90 S2,024-S2 900
10 Prizes each OF $500 81 900 $500 6O0-4OO sc.
Tickets So halves 50, quarters 81 25.
Tickets in the Maryland Pdtapsco Real Estate Lottery
can be had as usual in every variety, Of BIGGER.
:. Bigger continues to sell and par sight most Of
the Capital PriZesto purchase all descriptions OF incur
rent (ovenD Bank notes, the lowest raieso give the
highest premium for American and Foreign Gold.
GP Address THOS. b. BIGGER.
Exchange Broker, Richmond, Va.
August 10. 29-3t
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His random huoncy still admire
His want of fNiIness, and his fund OF ire
"Yei, then, did HamPden draw his sPitoful quill
al wished tho man dinner, ard Va still.
"Yet, then, did Hampton 10 furious fet?
al nothing answered, for I'D nothing got.
. lf want provoke, madness rule the day
81 wego with Uampden nor with clay.
'PeasaOis IL all things by starts but nothing ous;
'Yet, he's always rigbt-RiIcbie's ever ioroRg .,
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my reasons for moving tile Instructions his paper
Democrats who be by like this will find
them elves io the condition Of The sheep
into alliance with tho wolves When
ISL" begin 10 cry after Jarg Tor projections vi
set hicous yell, and TALL without
The Wing calculates too largely Tho stupidity dgpasi
OF The people ani Sofo MI Leigh bushes for the
who pcuued tho "Cai DomOcras" Van
and "Mgician II he rides writing Editor
Wing by night aud by day For sake would
him, It 10 my power Ifho wi publish, 10 h paper
BeuI0n reply Webster, the Protest. Van Bu
and bcseech him lot him BEt infm hin
that am no Van Bufon yet. for r. r. Barbour
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Cost of merchandise,
DO. 1t qr. 1888,
Less, Specie included,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-11

HENTRAL COURSE RACES, SPRING MEETING,
~ 1S34-Iime Of running chdnged-At a meeting
OF the Maryland Jockey Club ED on Saturday 18th inst
the following Preamble and Resolution were adopted:
Whereas, Information has been received that many gen.
tlemen, both from the North and South, owners Of fine
stables Of horses will not be able TO attend the next
meeting at the Central Course unless the day of me cling
be changed in consequence of their having appointed the
first Tuesday Of May for their respective meetings over
the Union and Petersburg Courses, which arrangement
will not give them sufficient time to arrive here previous
TO the day heretofore appointed-and also, that the
Leonadtown Races happen the 18th, and that neigh
boring club has appointed the third Tuesday for their day
OF meeting
Resoiued, That Tuesday, the goth of May next be fix
ed the day for the Spring meeting err the
Central Course, instead of the l3h
upon.
First ddy-A sweepstakes for colts and fies, three
years old, mile heats, $500 entrance, 800 orlst-to
close April lst Four subscribers now.
Same ddy-A sweepstakes for colts and fiIlies three
Columbia. mile heats entrance 800, h. f.
Second ddy-The Maryland Jockey Club Plate value
$780, two mile heats the winner take the plate or the
money, at his optionentance money depending on the
number OF enes-to close the evening TO the
Third day-Popretors purse, $500, three mile heats,
entrance 800.
Fourth day-Jockey Club purse $1,000 four mile heats,
entrance $50.
In addition to the above il is confidently hoped and ex.
peeled that there will be post stake free all ages
Tour mile heats, entrance $500, p Pr four make
race, end TO close l OF Apto this there are now two
subscribers. JAMES NJ. SELDEN, Proprietor.
March 81. 107-t25M
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Egrivtp,,scrp

THNHlS thoroughbred Horse, beautiful bay of good
~ size and great strength, will stand The present season
at my stable in the county Of Goocband Is miles above
Richmond, Is below GoochIaDd Courthouse, and about
ihree quarters OF mile from Dr. Thomas Peers on Tuck
shoe cfeekio cover al l5 mare, which may be dis
charged by the payment Of $0 il paid by the 18th Of
september nex SO The single leap paid at the time of
services 10 insure mare 10 be with fos payable 40
soon as " asceraDed that the is with foa or part
ed VIM 20 cents TO the groom in every The sea-
son WIZ expire the lOth of July. Mares fed the usual
ce; pas urage gratis will be taken prevent acct.
dents and escapes, but no liability for any.
THOMAS THURMAN.
observation-disclosures was got by Herod Hefod by
Domed, out Of full bIooded Shark mare. Brimmer's
dam was got by Robin Red Breast; grsndsm by Shark;
great grandam by Give; g. <. erandsm by Lain g. o.
grsndam by Bayors FesrnosgbG 3. &. e. e. grsndam by
old Janus &. g. &. g. &. graDdam by Wilmington; e. a. g.
3. &. <. grandam by old Janus.
PRIMER coils are very promising. r. r.
April IO7-4,s
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q OH REWARD.-Rsn away from the subscriber
" AV living in Madison county, Alabama 9 mile
East oil Huntsville, on or about the first OF February last
a.Negro ehow, named LEwIs--about 10 years old, Of
size and very black. He blacksmith bv trade
purchased him on the first Monday in January last of
MIR. Edmund s. Bate, of or near Greensborough Meek
ienburg county, Virginia As said Negro left me with
out proyocaon think i, probable that be will attempt 10
get back to Virginia Any person experimenting and Sc.
curing nm In any Jail in the State OF Virginia. or any
oe worm OF That and Tennessee and giving such inor-
NATION That get him again, shall be entitled 10 reward
o. Iwen'y Dollars or Ten dollars if taken in Alabama or
tennessee The citizens OF Mscklenburg are requested
70 keep look out Tor said iesw; aud If appreended
write TO me, at Huntsville, Alabama
April 8. f109-3t-1 RICHARD HAuGuTON
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NEW ADVEiSTIsEMENTs.


y u.
VuNHE Ship Jeferson, just in from Liverpool having
IL brought the remainder OF importation OF Spring
Goops, except lew packages-and receipts OF DO.
nestle and other Goods from the North been very
heavy within few days-we prepared to offer
to our customers, and to all who may choose call u.s.
one Of the largest supplies of Goods have ever had i'm
store, aud which equal in style any thing in the Dry
Goods line we have seen Tor many Goods are
indeed both handsome and cheap more general ad.
vertisement will appear in a few days.
+. 6, ]. 5. JAMES s. CO.,
April III. Iil0-u] Market Square.
X interesting Sweepstake will be run over the
IA Charlottesville Course Thursday LIST day of Nav
next between three four year old colts, mile heats one
hundred dollars EACH
The Proprietor cutters Tuscono, by Tonson dam Creep
ing Kate; Benjamin w. Coleman enters Xsntippee, by
Arab, dam Domcd; Edward Neal enters Black Medley y,
by Medley, dam Oscar.
This race Is intended test race and will create
deep interest among the people in the neghbourhood
Tue Gate will be entirely free Of charge; but every thing
else will be furnished in the way; and the Propre.
tor promises his best exertons render comfort and
amusement to all that may be pleased visit this trial
speed and bottom OF the three favorle colts ever raised
In the county OF Meck!enburg, Va.
Friday, will be for, first rate Saddle and equipag
Entrance $lo mile heats; free for any horse that
won purse. RICHARD C. PURYEAR
Apr' IL. lll0-wtd] Proprietor.
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@STOP THE RUNAWAY !-S25 RetUard Ran.
~ away from the Eagle Tavern in this place. on Sunday
evening last, negro fellow named NAT is car
penter by trade Of low stature and stouy made has an
intelligent couneaance, and about s5 years of age had
on white oel-crowned hat, with wide brm and gre y
kerscy coat and Paniaoons. He is wd sensible ne
gro, and Is no doubt attempting follow his wife, who
was lately sold TO Spectator named "Redmond' who
was lately in This city, The above reward will he paid bv
Mrs. Lucy Nj. bowman, OF Sussex county, Va as soon
as II IS ascersind that the said negro is safely lodged in
any Jail in this State. - "
N. b. The aNove described negro was brought TO this
place on Sunday morning last for sale, al lis own request
ana gave the young gentleman under whose care he
the slip the evening.
March IL. no r
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HBOkSUANT TO Decree Of the High Court of Clan.
~ Gerry, ia England, Great Britain, made in a canse
"Boydell Us Roye, Thomas Roylc formerly Of the civ
OF chester, but afterwards OF Liverpool in the county Of
Lancaster, IN England aforesaid, gentleman the son of
at Law- living, or in case Of his DEATH any person or
persons claiming 10 be the issue Of the said Thomas Rove
me SON s or are by their solicitors before the 2st
day Of june 1884 10 and prove such Jdenfv an
affinity as Aforesaid, before John Edmund DoyydesweI
Esq one OF the Masters OF the said Court al his chambers
the said Thomas RoyIe such other persons 90 eIsimn
as aforesaid will be peremptoly excluded the benef, Of
ne salo inomas koyle eit England In the year 1919
and in the month Of June Of that year. resided near Rich
mond, Virginia, in the United States OF America.
JONES s. WARD,
Solei,ors no j, John Street. Bedford Row, London
nsFeh 90 l06-Iaf2t
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.HEOssssessr EO,psO,,

AM ILL stand the ensuing season, my stable in the
w county OF Chesterfield, about 20 miles from boil,
Richmond and Petersburg, and winoDe mile OF Moody
Iavernhe is at bis stand ready 10 serve mares At
500 the season, payable LIST Angus, next, when il
VIII EXPRESSION insurance, payable as soon as the
mare Is known TO be in fodl parted witione dollar TO
the groom IN every Large aud very extensive pas
turagc sown in small grain expressly for mares left with
the horse separate lots for and colts, many new
stables Tor them in bad weather. and board
Those sending from distance, il convenient will send
servants with their mares, that they may be attended TO-
agreeaby 10 their own Instructions Mares fed if reouir
ed, at 20 cents day, responsibility for accidents or es
capes, but every prccaution TO prevent them
GEORGE w. JOHNSON
PEDIGREE-yWonSietr TOnson was by Pacolet he
by the imported horse Citizen he by Pacoet of England
he by Blank aud Blank by Godopin Arabian his dam by
Top Gallant he by GELATIN Gdllatiu by imported Bedford
&c. &C., his grandam by Grey Medley, imported Oscar
imported Fesrnough Monsieur Tonson is The f,lI
brother Of Sir Richard, Henry and Chanpon-Sir ri.
chsrd and Champion have be superior race horses
and have never been beaten.
Monsieur Tonson has made himself SO ,oeU koo,c, M,
ms unytDoHed achievements the ui as TO render fur
Their notice unnecessary Those who desire 10 see more
detailed account OF his pedigree and performances are re-
fened toSkinItrs Turf Register, January No 1891
Monsieur T0nsons colts have sold at very high prices
saw their improvement he having had last ial more win
ners than the get OF any other horse in Amercahe best
evidence, however, OF my opinion Of him is that paid
last November ten thousand dollars cash Tor him.
w. X. JOHNSON.
Chesterfield, 9Th February, 1884. s9-G
r.
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R Tho ENQUIRER is published twice generally and
three times wook during the session Of tho
Price the same Five Dollars payable adj
ecived In The Editors will guarantee safety
them by mali the postage Of all paid by the writer's
~ No will BIO discontinued, discretion OF the
Editors, until all arrcaragcs have bccn paid up.
Whoever will tho payment Of nine papers, shall
have the tonth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING
One
D ceuts No until
OF assumed bv in this cits or its envons.
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RICH.MO.ND, TIRGZN1a, FRIDAY, .9F,RzL n, 1884.
GROCERIES.


We offer for Sale,
RO Hhds. ST. Croix, Porto Rico and New Orleans
w sugar
20 tierces and boxes of loaf do.
40 hhds. Porto Rico and New Orleans mols.ses
600 sacks Liverpool blown salt
100 do. ground alum do do.
120 kegs nails, (assorted)
100 boxes tallow candles
10 do sperm do.
IL do. starch
200 bags shot
Duponcs powder, (kegs quarter kegs and canisters)
40 boxes 8 by 10 and 10 by IL glass
$4,000 lbs cotton yarns, Of Petersburg Manufacturing
Company
IL pieces cotton bagging
$500 bis sole leather
uerces rice.
100 tons Swedes, English, Country and Ulster Iron,
nasinga complete assortment, viz: from Ia TO
inches square, from to l-2 inches round,
carriage, gig, carryall, cart and wagon trio.
'1 ao nsiie ro sa.s iron made of Juuisa rou
do. band and hoop irvn
do. box iron
l-2 do. sheet iron
l-2 do. axetree moulJs
do. American blistered steel
l do. English and German steel
do. cast steel
8 bags pepper
do. ginger
Allspce, mace and nutmegs
Saltpetre, copperas and alum
80 80 s, old common rSa Whisky
Old rum, French brandy, and gin
Madeira
S. Madeira
Malaga Wines
Port Tin casks and botes)
French Madeira
"London" Brown stout and porter
Bed cords, cotton and hemp lines
Indigo and madden
Writing and wrapping paper
Lime and tar
Clover, timothy, orchard and herds grass seed
Bar lead, axes, &c., Sc.
WORKMAN McGRUDER s. Co.
April g. lO9-2aw2w s. WV
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samuel v. Watkins, Richard Y. Watkins, Walter C..
Burlington. and Tucker Cayriu gton,
hWNERS and Proprietors OF The Old or Royster's
~ Warehouse in the town of CIarksville take pleasure
In announcing TO the public that il is in complete rea
diness Tor the receipt OF since last
undergone complete repair, and large commodious
addition being D progress. II is under the manage
men oil two Attentive industrious and
Benjamin l. Hinton and VIM Jeter, who will give To-
bacco sent TO their their best attention Tobacco
ceved at the Landing and conveyed TO the Warehouse
without charge. March Is. lO3-12t
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March 2s.

NENTRAL COURSE, BALTiMORE.-The Spring
~ Meeiing over the Central Course, will take place
the Sd Tuesday in May next For particulars, see Turf
kSgister) by this arrangement, week will have inter-
vened between the Now York and New Market Races
New Market Meetings will be over the lovers of the
Turf will have opportunity Of witnessing on this mid
die ground, fine display Of horses This meeting pro.
misses 10 be most attractive. JAS. M. SELDEN.
March 20. lO6-tsM