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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-20

Without murmurng. Of least without having recourse
TO those measures Of redress which. though they inure
and greatly, those who have wronged u.s. will no di.
nish our own commerce Tor the moment. hope Con.
xress ny adopting some measures that viii strike heavily
the French manufactures Qhc silks aud wines and con-
vquen,y their large manufacturing towns, as Lyons
ther wine-gro~ing districts will convince the French
Statesmen oil their error and show them that we can
make ourselves trlt the water, hope you as
merchant will use your influence with Jour brother rner
snsn's TO induce them TO consent TO present
hey may rest assured that the United States conse to
,hs wrong aud insult they will have many others in the
iuue to endure, and that The honor aud safety Of our
the water" "
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-04
Who can doubt tie efficacy Of tile
Indian Vegetable Elixir

PMS l. 10 oeItiis tina, l. the snbsc'ti.r t.-.
- Tor several years past, al stated pr,i,,
been errv"usly afflicted with rheumati.m sI
nave Al intervals b' tn ,onGnei 10 my hous. I'm,
bfeto attend ny ordinary ayocaiions had -.
sorted 10 the common temed e., without obtain.
rel'''. Hearing oil The value Of Dir, A. FiI1
Medicint, applied 10 him for the same. and h,,.
MS 'i".', hv tie eflitat Of his Indian V,p.lsll
III 1910 Ftr,ecly cured. On one orca.mnl
VI" $50 "",' than month in such a siOu.uap
IT, c'ntD not move my .inh, " ilhsui assi,,apr.
BY .iN"'"s Use OF one sutiip Il The Indian V.c.,,
bic thAH, was restored. A. spo,hrr tiu, a..
Tor me space OF the "a.ka unable 10 lea,. ma
house, and by th" Use OF ore bottle WAS agnin p.
heNe0. her ioIe recommend cotorsII, am
yin great confidence, tbs invaluable sue If, f.
hose "Ho aie al cted n H. hhenr,afi, ,au,rIa,,.
wv. BARCLAY
HIGHLAND DISTRICT, !
state of South Caroinu (
Person ally appeared before me Wm Barc,,
and made oath that The above Certificate i. ~,
" N. BArClAf
ROB-. BRYCE J. r.. ~. on
l. II e abo'e vslaatle Aieaitfne Is loc sri, b,
tet subscribers, sole ageo's n i.,nchb.rg.
}. /. Il J. l.. ROYAL,
"A''h" " INN l2m,
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SplenaiA Furniture & Fan
CIV Articles

~ the latest New York patterns, from the
~ mandatory Of Crosbie & Spence, Rich
mond warranted superior workmanship, and bes
materials consisting IN part Of the following afti
ces, VIZ
Sideboarjs, Bureaus, Bool. Case, Tea Tables
Ladies Work Tables, great variety, with and
without Six Slidefs, Mantle and Pier Lookin
Glasses, &c. IN elegan, assortment Of Portable
Writing Desks md Dressing Tables some oil
them as handsome can be made IN the United
S'nies, sreat variety Of Ladies Work Boxes,
large and smaIl made of fancy woods.
The eiliz rs o. Lynehbarg and i's vicinity are
invited TO cal pnd examine the articles winch VII
be opened on Tuesday tho % S. ptember, IN lbe
Store noAi door 10 Mr.. kfaulh, Matchmaker md
nearly opposite the Banks WIN. CROSBlE
Aso, there VIII be exposed Tor sale great var.
ETY. Of > lay Clocks, metal works, warranted Of The
Lest EHgiiai, manufacture which viii be lta 10
Judges.
Sept. Is
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Valuable perisaicuA.

HNaE Penny Magazine, from its valuable in.
II formation and general utility comments itself
to every lover Of information. II is production Of
the Society for the diffusion Of Useful knowledge in
London. Their valuable works are well known
to the American puolic, but none of them have
gained SO high al reputation as the Penny Maya
zine. This is attributable 10 two causes Frs,
il takes no part in politics seeinransm, but i'm
parts the most valuable information mos, sub
lsets of importance, and illustrates that information
by as many as twenty five handsome Wood cuts 10
each monthly part and , lily, the ehenpness of It's
Price, which is allowed 10 b. p Per cent lover
than any other periudIeal before the public. 1t is
issued mostbly, at ninepenee PER month"; or 81 30
cents PEI year, and each year con amt nearly COO
royal octave pages The work commenced in Lon
don IN 1882, and the whole from the commcrccmcnl
may be had a, present. a, MIR. Norths Book Store.
Gentlemen will do themselves favor, as well as
the Agent, 10y calling Immediately.
A. J. nEUSTls, Gcn. Agent
Sept Is
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70 EaNMENS.

YNFIE undersigned have each Thrashlng Ma
| l. chine and Horse Power, invented by Mr.. h
| Der Mccormick gen. Of RockbrI6ge county, VF-
| glnia They concur In bel ewing them TO possess
great advantages over any other 1hrashins ms
chine and morse power hitherto Introduced INTO ms
Country, or any which are known TO them In re-
gard 10 their simplicity, strength and durability, II
you seem TO them that tney clnno be exeeIieo
The piec of both Is only ab VI SO They think
the machine will thrash as fast any four horse
maehine-as fast any Common farmer woulf
wish II. Twenty bushels per hour can easily h
In ashed by II, using a light four-horse power
they thlak il more easily attended than any Other
taey have seen he straw being delivered uubfo.
ken above the grnn, and the gram IN part CLEANED
by the hos zontal motion Of the machine. Enter
tanning the above mentioned views, tie Il defsign-
ed would recommend Mr. McCofmck's thrashine
machine and horse power to The notice Of The pub
lie, believing that they must superSede all others III
use in this section of the country
JAMES HENRY, will add
5 bush per hour to the estimate
DAVID SI1ULlZ bush
ADAM SHULTZ.
Augusta, Aug. 1884.
| have one of Robert NIcCormick's Tmashns
Machines. The plan of both the machiec ~
have ever seen. am much pleased with 1t. /
think II will thrash forty dozen sheayes Of wheat 81
rye III an hour with case. Ii IS an easy draugit
for four horses. As it respects cheopness, smpl-
city, durability and being easily kept IN order, in
my opinion II is superior, TO any machine | lave
ever seen. II thrashos very clean, and the straw
comes through almo unbrokcn, and being the
top Is very easily separated flom the wheat
JAMES MORRISON
Near Brownsburg AugG
Having seen one Of Mr. Mccormick S Thrasliing
machines in operation last season and pleased with
us performance, huve purchased one but not ia.
wing proved IL longer than few dozen sheaves a
time, cannot say certainly how much IT would
get out in a day. From what have seen, howey-
er, fully concur with those who have more fully
proved II, that if wheat is toleruby dry II will &c
out from 20 10 % bushels III an hour.--lts cheap.
ness, simplicity, and the neatness which i, PER.
forms the work with light -four horse power, md
he few hands required to attend il, IN NV opinion,
make II the most profitable machine 10 common
farmers OF any YET IN our p't, fthc country.
JOHN WEIR, Senr.
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A Tan Yard for Sale or Lease,
AT INTEREST," COUNT HOUSI

AT AMHERST COURT HOUSE,
YENo which IS attached between 10 or II ecrcs Of
Il LunJ, The Ian Yard las Is WITS, n dou
bellme, good summer and winter beam house,
with good pool, frs rate bark house and curry
ing shop with good set Of Tools, stove, Sc. There
is alta he'd to the Ton Nat1 good Dwelling
House and ncces airy ont houaes suitable 10 'he
accommodation of any family Of common SIC
There IS on hand good stock oi bark and FIRST
rate iron bark mill Possession can be had IA
August next bv the purchaser or tenant
have also hfst rat Tanner md Cudier, that
| would hire to tie person WHO would lease On
purchase the Tan Yvrd, iiilwoalJ be an accom-
mojation.
Those wishing 10 rent vii be shown ihc place
aud lc IN further particulars by calling on Dr
Dawes, in MY absence.
SAMUEL lliiSKELL.
Juneg
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Eour Valuable EarMls.

lpElNG desrous 10 dispose Of the following
AD very valuable Farms they are now of, cred
iCr sale.
The FIRST, lying part in the county of Amherst
and part IN Nelson on the waters Of Iyo and PI-
nov River, Onu on both sides Of the Piedmont Stage
road, between Lynchbulg and Washington Cay
about % miles rom the former, AMI about mldwa
between Amherst ard Nelson court houses, con
talng 1900 acres.
The second farm on the waters of Rock Island
in the counties Of Buckingham and Campbell
county line passes through this tact five miles
from James River, where is CONVENIENT boat
landing and Ia miles from Lynohburg, containing
1900 acres.
The third, lying in Botetour county immediate
" on James River extending TO Rocky Point mills,
and five miles below the town of pationsuur g-thIs
tract contains go acres Of which about l20 acres
are bottom land and very superior.
The fourth q small farm IN Amherst county be-
tween Lynchburg and the court house, near the
Stage road and miles of the court house.
The three first described are very valuable, stu
ated in fno, healthy and well waiered country
the soil being well adopted TO the culture Of the
various staples of the country, and now in high
state Of improvement and good cultivation
and possessing advantages which render them
desirable To persons wishing TO pursue aS'i-
cuure-a being IN the immediate vicinity
Of manufacturing mills, and lying on or near the
waters of James River, the navigation of which
is safe & good at all seasons to Richmond and
Luxembourg 1t may with confidence be SAID tina,
such truly valuable and desirable property is very
seldom 10 be found in market in Virginia. Persons
wishing to purchase property of the foregoing de
scrption, or Information thereon, are invited 10 up
ply 10 either the subscriber, or his son james w.
Morgan,in Lynchburg. VIM MORGAN.
r The Richmond Enquirer and Fredercks.
Lurg Arena are requested TO insert the foregoing
once week for SIX weeks, and forward their ac-
counts u this Office for payment
JMy "a WITS
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v ALL ABLE LAND FOR
- a.

R9uANI 10 II dcolce Of the Circuit Supc-
III nor Court Of Law and Chunce,y for the
county OF Buckingham bearing date Aorl
1881 the undersigned commissioners Will, on En-,
day The 9th day Of September next # II, # not,
on the next far day thereafter, proceed to SELL to
the hlshes, bidder, the Lands belonging to the IS
tate OF the late Richard johnson, decd of sand
county, which sad Lands lie in the county OF
Campbell, on Stone Wall Creek, ADJOINING the
Lands OF Mr. Daniel Strauon, Breckenridge Ca
bell, and others being the same purchased by said
johnson nom Mr.. John Walker, on winch Mr.
Phlhp Johnson now restless, who will shew the
Land 10 any person wishing 10 purchase, at any
TINE previous 10 the day of sale.
The sale will take place on the premises, and a
credit of !, , and 3 years will be given, on the
purchasers giving bond and good security, and a
lien on SAID Land to secure the payment cfiEo
purchase money. Liberty Will be allowed the pur-
chaser TO seed Wheat n, any time he may choose
after that day, and full possession given at the end
OF the year. ROBERT HILL,
j. f. BOCOCKj~ ) 0p'' .
Aug tbs
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EDUCATION.
June 5

SCHOOL for the instruction of Young La
4 N dies will be opened in the Dwelling House
of the subscriber, September lst provided sufii-
Gent number of pupils b. obtained A Female
assistant, well qualified, will be procured, and no
pans or expense shall be waning to render the
school deserving OF patronage The str,cest atten-
non VIII he paid TO the manners of the pupils, and
whilst cndeavorins TO lmbue their minds with a
taste for literature, special care Will he taken TO d.
rect then hearts 10 the precepts and duties of Re
hglon. or 10 Boarders con be received in the
subscribers family. Any intending to send their
children will please make immediate application.
The following branches viii be taught
Reading, Writing, Arithmetic Grammar, Geog-
raphy,uso of Globes, construction Of Map. Bellies
Lct'res, Composition, Elements Of Natural ard
M"'ol Philosophy, $l0 per session of 5 months
Languages $50 90
Music Piano, 200
Use of Piano so
Drawing and Painting in water colors, 7 90
Board, including washing, light & fuel, As 90
CHARLES II. PAGE.
Ncw-GIasgow, Amherst co. July 3 5w
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HOLLIS HOTEL,


XDlIE above establishment having been in sur
- ccssful operation for eighteen months, IS cow
in Complete order for the accommodation Of Ladies
and Gcullcmen visiting the city, either ON business
OF for pleasure In consideration OF the present
Stale Of the money marker, the Proprietor has re
Guced his prices OF boatd 10 the following ratcsvli
Gcndemcn occupying double bcddcd Q, Company
Room per day each 81 90
Those ccupy.ns Single Rooms, per day,
each %
Ladies' and Gorhemen, dining al the La
dies Table, per day, tach %
Meals served in Private Rooms, per day,
each extra 50
Private Parlour. extra each 90
The Proprietor returns his sincere acknowledg-
menls for the very extensive patronage he has re-
ceived at his establishment, aud pledges himself
that nothing on his ptrl, or that of his household
shall be wanting TO merit continuation Of pest e.
vors, and render comfortable those who may IN lu
tuFe favor hIm with a call.
HOURS For MEALS.
Breakfast from : to9 Tea, from : TO 9
thinner, do Il 10 Supper do . to T.
Doors Hcraf elaSri.
STEPHEN HOLT.
New York, July 10, 1881 w3n
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Removal.

consequence OF the late destructive fire IN
Pear street, New York, (by which our bills
receivable, part of our books, and all our valuable
stock OF Dry Goods were destroyec) we have NOV.
ed from No 2o9 Pearl st. to No. 80, William ST.
between Wall and Pine streets, where we are o.
p'"ns an entirely new stock OF Goods, adapted to
'he wants 1.-THE Southern and Western country.
"hlch we offer for sale by the piece Oh package for
ash or approved credit
DOREMUS SUYDAM & NIXON
N B.-Our Ware house No POO p,or :, !
now being rebuilt, to which we intend remov;nn -,
The frs day of Jaouary next.
New York, July "a 1884. 6w
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= iiGiNtA.--A. .,tBos acid IN the Clerks Office
c. the Circuit Superior Court Of La" aud me
Gerry, for the town Of Iynchhuig the 1T da, al s
tembe, lS3l.--James I. Aao3man, PItf ugaLs. J.,
ling Clark surviving trustee II James t. MoOrman, '
cajah Da,i-, adm. Of Ham T. Lynch decd Jane !
Anderson, exc ruior of Jacob anderson decd. and b'G
McDane ShcI i'll of Bedford aud admr. Of Henry C~f
&c Defts.
Tue defendant James Anderson not having cEiei'
lis p.pcaancs and given security, according t. Tue .
Assembly and the rule, of tn. court, and il appear
by satisfactory evidence that he Is not iuhabIaW
lis country Ii Is ordered, that the SAD defendant
appear here the first day OF lie term. and a'
III bill Of the plaintiff aud that copy of this ordt
/ uh~ith inserted in some paper pdrted IN the Wv
of i.ynchbu-, for two months successfully, and pow
at the front door Of tho court house, in the said town
copy-Tcstc, ID. ROBES, L.
Sept. W.
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A.anA sale at ANctiOM.

a GREEABLY 10 n decree of the Circuit Supe-
"a nor taufl In the county ui Bedford entered
upon the lita day oil May, 1884 We, the under
sehcd, Will, On III y day Of September prxl, sell
1t auction, a. Peutmao's Shop, (loImcrV O To-
ty's) GA the Lynehburs and Blue Ridge uropke
road, abou , mfies west Of Lynchburg, Ttacl ot
Land (enlled Annnrly' ) belonging 10 the cttot.
Of Ihomns Warrington, Jr. dee containing sli
ncres, lying IN The county Of Brdtord, about loul
miles west OF lynehburg joining the Ian Is of Ben
jamn Wlegmston, odm q. Clay, Dr. Floyd, and
others. There Is three fourths or upwards of tins
Land IL woods and well odapeI to the culture Of
| Tobacco, md The cleared land IN fine heart
Terms, / and years credit for equal portions oil
The purchase money the purchaser giving bond
with approved personal security, and the title re
tanned unll he last payment IS made. The It'll,
nccyed 10 be u0doubtcd but we shall convey
such ntle Is vested Ia MS by said decree only
There Is II traet of 2o-i acres adjoining the 49,.
hat will be offered for sale at the same time F.,
place, winch, together, will make conor ab
trGct. WILLIAM 0GLESBY,
BALDA MCDANIEL, o''s
Aug - IDS
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az lRGlNlA, 10 wit-At rules holden in the 'I1 ~.
W nee Of the Circuit Superior Couit of Law ahu 4,
Gerry, for the town oilynehbufg the It'll day ol "A
gust, le3i-hnn Tit, PIN. againsl Linneus nGnal %.
Ceiine his wife, John Wills and IhdAias Mchl'''
Delts. 3
not having entered their appeara and given secuI
cotdnnG TO the act of Assembly and the rules o. ,
court ana IT appearing by satisfactory evidence ,a
IRE not inhabitants of this country 1t is ordered t'
said defendants do appear here the first day - n.
next term, aud answer the oil of the plaintiff; an' ant
copy of this" order be forthwith inserted ~ ~.
newspaper printed in the Town of Lynchhurg, for W
months sucressiFoit, and posted NJ the front W"
the court house in sid tonn cr
coPy-Tesc, D. EODLe ="
Sept.1 WIN
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Revolutionary Claims.

Ohm THOMPSON, jr Attorney a, Law.loea,
eD ed at Amherst Cour House, Va has ma him
self well acquainted with the laws governing ar d
the manner oi prosecuting, all classes of claim,
either against Virginia the United Sintes IL,
Military Servfce> during the War Of me Revo1,
ton, and hf hereby respectfully tenders his ser.,
ces to such Officers md Soldiers OF thai Wnr r,
wing, aud the hens or deyisees of such a. ar
dead, 10 hd Them IN presenting her clains-Per
sons wishing to consult INN, OF gage his attention
10 Their claims, couId enable HIM To dec de or l.,
serve them more rff'ctually. by gi,inga detail
statement OF the services cluimea fer a. Conn an,.
hy any documentary evidence, still in cxisi.n.a
such as letters OF appointment, general ord,t.e.5
mission, muster pay roll or discharge and a s,pte
ment OF such other proofs can be procure d fire.
known living "linesses.-In all cases the Statement
should specify to what corps the applicant hpInuo
ed,wheiher of the Va Continental, State Line Stat
Navy, or Militia.
His fees in all cases where he as, erts a claim he
prefers TO BIZ contingent, depending upon his sue
cess, SO tha where nothing ia recovered he will
make no charge, neithsr for trouble nor expenses
incurred IN his visits to tho of the
heiore whom the claims would be prosecuted br,
he viii eXpecta liberal portion ofthe recovery de
pending as II will upon so many coptinpenc;es :
reference may be made as TO his fitness to manao.
such business, TO the Editors of this naper-and al
letters addressed to him mus be postage oaid
"'s 40 l2m
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NuN tue wings.

VIE sab crlbo', having made ugemcnts t
settle himself permanently at The aboy
,irlngs, Is now more interested than heretofore
h'lnging Them before the public rs valuable wutus
lie pledges himsef tina, every oxertion on his PAX
Will be made TO render the accommodations coO
IN every respect Being unab, tbs season to adj
any buildings to those Of last, | have Determined Il
lower the rate of board To s. per wcck--cmIIl!
lf3-servants 2!-iorsos So 80.
w. l.. SAUNDERS
AUG Is
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70 Tive Afflicted.

EAR JDs.sL MAX S. ELL 4 MIR. RICE
u v arc prepared 10 oii1rto he community, Stu
uers newly invented J RUSS by the use OF winch
they propose To effect beyond doubt, "a permanent
cnre oftlat "a osi painful and distressing complalp
called llenla Or Rupture which has never beer
effected Ivy the most approved Truss huhedo pr
s, ne 10 lhe pubic. he principle ufon winch
.hs Truss neis IN lhe restoration ot the pLris 10
healthy coalition, Is rhdl,aijy different from any
other ever ofefed Tor the patronage OF the afflicted
Dr. NJ 4 NJ Il Lem II unntcc ,sury 10 multi
ply recommendnfory language, not only from 1ht
fact thai thy have lhrr POSSESSION Testimonials
that will snl.sfy the most nrrcdu Gus, bur that thu
Truss has only 10 be properly adjusted to the tnp
turrd sufferer 10 recommend .J,.It
IhcI vii. b. ii EharIott, &. II on IT, u and
81 days Of Aasust, At lantnbuIg c. II on III, 5lh
day Of August, at Nptowoy ON tie sh aud al
PclGsbarg On the lllh Ia g. 1911 Of August.
DIR II LATHAM, Of tins Iuncc, haa il.
exclusive rlgh' ot applying the above fruse IN III.
csnutics 81 Campbell and uhcrs'. He deems II
less 10 say any lblug IL relation To the SUBJECT
except that he guAfnnirts cure IN every case. IL
hn2 5ceu lefers hnm somr of the most eminent hirz
deal gentlemen Of Kentucky, stating It's SUPERIOR
~ oyer any other instrument of the KIND.
July 81 Is
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A.auAs Toy kent.

&ENElIAl tracts of Land, in the Western
~ counties of this State, of fine rich quality can
be hal for from five to ten years without rent ex
cepi so much as will pay taxes, by tenants who will
settle and improve them. Enquire at this office
July2l ts
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NEGROES.
New Goods. * l. heap Goods,

T0m hc NcW Yoik lHeiionS.
an l. are opening some of the cheapest Goods
w We have ever had, embracing the most
iashIonab" styles, mt prices that will a5ionsh the
hayer The tunes are hurd-vcty bard-ond we
ero resolveh ID sell at The lowest cash plces. The
Ladies arc respectfully invited, as their interests
vii be greatly promoted
ROBINSON & ELLIOTT
April 81 Is
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SCliONll.

THSiiE subscriber vii rc-, pen her School for
ii smBIl ehIllren on The sh INST. nj Mr. james
McDunald.s nenf Black auacr Ndls TENS sumo
IS heretofore. Ann J. SCOTT.
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AyncMburg EaM Naces i.


nue. five days.
FIRST DAY-A Sweeps,alc for colts and fl.
lies, TWO mile heats, 800 entrance, half forfeit
four entries and closed
VIM. CasseI enters MS colt Tlcklebreeches, by
Shakespeare, dam by Madison.
rbos. Hale enters his b C. by Timoeon dam by
Raglands Doomed
Isaac II Oliver enters his b. c by TrulTle, dam
Lady Teazlc.
WW Garth enters his b. f. by Monsieur Tonson
dam Lazy Racket
SECOND DAY-Proprletor's Purse, 5000 two
mile heats, SO entrance
THIRD DAY.-Jockey Club Purse 500, three
mile heats, Sr,!0 entrance
FOURTH DAY-Proprietol' Purse $500, two
mule heats, SIS entrance
FIT DAY A Sweepstake for colts and
hIrs, one mile ordrcpeat 500, entrance, halt
forfeit entries and closed
Thos. Hale enters his /. c. Lccch by sir Charles
dam Midas
Nm McCargo enters his G. f. Jenny Dang, 10y
Medley, dam Sally Finn
VIM. W Hart eoters his &C. Dandy, by Med
ley, dam by SW Charles.
The Propntto, will be prerared to accommodate
forty or fifty race horses with coed stables, litter
and orase.-lhe money Tor each days race will
be paid 10 the winner, subject to the usual discount
From the large number OF horses in training, fine
sport may be expected.
ISAAC II. OLIVER, Proprietor.
Aug. IL ,dr
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ne 'h'JNlA, 10 WIT At ruhss holden in Tie Clerks
- once OF the ilcnii superior Court Of Lan W
hc'ry i the county # llaiiax, Ia the month Of J'
ioJ1-Deofee NJ y Nner, Pamah against Henry +
nGNef ana JAM A. Luck, beits In Chnrc.r>
The defendant Henry =. tucker not having entered ut
appearance an' given security according the ACT %
Assembly and the slles Of this cout and II appearrg b
satisfactory cNltrh,r III he = an iuhahitant cf 5
Commonwealth. Ii ORDERED that TIE >aid Henry r. Rue
eI do appear here On the fr' Mondu. N next
answer the plaintiffs hlit, and thaa copy oithis of
be io thwnh inserted IN the Lyncihutg Vrginan forN
month. suecesslve, and osted at the front door OF N
court house Of this county
hfupy-Tesie, WIN HOLT d. {
july n ,1,