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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-13
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CharcsGwn
"MEssR Leigh TrLEK.-The attention Of tho People OF
this ancient these worthless,
some will they Obey rcr are Instructed Mr. Leigh will
Mr. Tyler possibly o has always gone tor the qad pro
ed aaa, ,sm and they arc what they pt ,, they Sus to
by sacrificing orte Stae and upon
what ground, they longer continue hold their
without violating known will Of the People The Legislature
certainly 10 favor utresciudns
oa e"nlemnns the President without ''n which will give them
opportunity uiporrayins their true clilrucers."
The Globe has again taken up the subject Of the Er-
pnnging Resolution, and discusses it with great ability.
In Commenting upcn letter which Judge White has
recently written iocca himself of the charge Of being
opposed to the Administration the Glbc only shows,
that the Judge has suppressed the impor,a
of the tansacton but that he fails in his argument to
prove the expungisg Of the resolution 10 be contrary to
the Constitution. We hope to give the whole Letter
well The nlastcry comment; but in the time,
must confpc ourselves 10 the following extract:
But Judge White is not content with *aprrcssing n
most important FACT IN the history of his case-'ro sus-
tain II as presented, he asserts positively. and without
qualification, Wlthe will find is not confurlnabc to
truthana that too OH the most material point involved
in tho stand he has taken before the pubc-lIc says
wise droy .ast par ls ynraa ;" tss eus~t % read
Ifan oIer made cxIuns' resolution
Fl! TE must ""' Will be executed AM 50 ARE
We assert that the Parliamentary History in the Ii.
brary vii! show that in the case OF the Earl OF Straord
the order tor cXpu"ging net executed " de-.
sroy that part ct the Journal that il cannot be read
1t read frty years after. and order made
restore much aS apperained TO the impeachment that
portion having hcen cxpung"d by mistake.
- But urther-the only important American prrcc.
dent that Of the Massachusetts War Resolutions proves
that order must not be executed bio, and
destroy that part of the Journal ordered 10 he expunced
50 that caano be urd The cxPunging Resolution of
Massachusetts, having been passed. by its pas.
sagc held to cXpunge the obnoxious Resolution to which
il referred and the Resolution Urdcrtd no
rtmGinS unipachrd The rccrrd-ihe exrunynr Rcso.
lulion being considered compile caucrmrnt oprrat-
ing utter GcraSance annhiIalon Of the first Rrso.
luton, by the force Of the ter:n."
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At meeting Of the citizens oil SpotsylvanIa and
Louisa counties, held agreeaiy To noe-. 1T Waller >
Tavern in Sp"tsy rania, The 2!nd oi September, 10
take into consideration the proceedings of the N"r rn
Fanatics, and &c express their opinions thereon; me
Rev. Robert G. Coleman, was called to the Ihar aio
Benjamin Rawlings was appointed secretary.
On motion. the following gentlemen we're aPpoint"a
committee consider and report preamble ana s"!n
TONS he submitted 10 the meeting: VIZ: Lewis a.
;orrs Lewis L. Holiday Lewis Rawlings, John Hal,
james r. Hoaday, Lws Stevens, and john T. billings
w. On nloon the Chairman and Secretary were adura
t. the committee After retiring Tor shirt tnir, Tue
following preamble and rrsnnllons were reported" ana
unanimously adopted b. Inc meeting:
Whereas many evil disposed arh perhaps some MIS-
ruded persons in s.,:uc OF the Northern ctrs ni our
Gninn hy pronulgnring doctrines injurious l" HE peace
and order OF t., whole Union ana particularly ruihons
To the most delicate and important interests G" LII" Snol
v circulating among slaves, publications. calculated
to produce IsuboInal"n and ultimately instruction,
have done much destroy that reciprocal reng OF good
will and anty which should Pcrvade our whole cnntrdc
racy-and much destroy that consciousness OF sccuri-
~ Of person and property which alone makes any go
vrrnmfnt desirable: $500.
And whereas many abandoned and unpTncipled in.
dividuals amongst ourselves, by course of conduct
tending to J. el the disnctions which the good OF So
ci-y p.emporly requires should always exist between
the two classes of our popuatlon aud gradually I"
eradicate that vcneration and wholesome fear which the
one class must exact from the Other preparing the
way for scrve iacendiarieS political asrltors, and naa
finatcs IN effect towards lnsurrecuon disnhi'n,
and complete social disor.aniZation than ticy cotu
otherwise accomplish r
And whereas the respectable and patriotic portion OF
on, Northern Brethren have by strong expressions OF
public dsapurobaon, applied partial remedy to the
evil which threatens the South Therefore, We the c'''
composing this meeting, taxing INTO co'siue'
the dangers which may result from the attempts Of me
miscreants who disgrace the North and considering Tue
nuisapces which exist among ourselves aud c!so indeed
by wish to respond the patriotic sentiments express
ed by majority of the people of the North, and Wishing
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DEATHS.

DEATHS.
~ in nwha.an county, Va. Thursday tho tl September
Nt. EIzabt Rowze. rc OF II Ter William nwzrc in the 9h
% her Shc ous the Baptist Church,
ward. nf 20
H7he Editors papers louisville Ky, rcqrcstcl pub
lisf abs
ll"d lrnrhur: Thurs Or,o,cr b,cf
painful illness Chriroi"r Anthony Esq, distinguished and
~ c1r".rt ;!rZ,n
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GreensYile and Roanoke Railroads. or to such ether
point on either side Of the Roanoke River which may
pest secure 10 the proposed all the Advantages Of
saia Road=-Provided, however, hat this Convention
VIII not approve Of any Eastern terminus of said rou;e
on facilities for reaching Norfolk or Petersburg.'
Resolutions were also adopted for appointing Com
tlee tn select competent Engineer-toraisc FUNDS by
SUBSCRIPTION TO compensate m-to re-asscmhc tho Con-
'htoh at Richmond any other place, if they deem il
Virginia and n. Carolina, in curtcrancc of The Enter
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jockey Cinb Purse, ST h'H, "" heats, earancc so
RicIar, Adams Back Heath, hy archie, yrs old,
=. p Iars Nancy Blunt, yrs old, by Sir Archie, dr..
w. H. Mingcs or. h. JESSE, yrs. old, by Medley, =
Tinc-!st beat. Sin. ls-t'i heat Sn,. Is.
FouUrn DAY--Won by ts!iala Pucketts colt.
Sale Of part "f Mr. john NJ. Bolts booded stock, at
Tree Hill Course, on Thursday last:
johanna, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Sl4"'OU'
lObaccOiiisl, .............. jUJU
NrSallc SOnerS, S.hm
ifI'duHc, .1b
We rsarnc iacn:r,c!ly stated that Col WIN. X.
jonIon concerned il the pueas tjoanna. il
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-13

The Convention met the 9Th, and dourned on the
5,h-Sixty-six Delegates attended, viz: from Patrick
from Floyd, : from Wy,he, IL from Henry, from
Franklin, III from PttsyIvania, from Halifax, from
Petersburg, from Portsmouth,, from Norfolk and ia
from Danville -Thomas Newton Esq, Of Norfolk pre-
sided The following Resolution was adopted:
skcsolred That competent En- neer be procured 10
make survey with the mt of the State of North
Carolina, of a route for Railroad from Evanshan in the
county Of Wye, by DaEville 10 points in.ersectng The
Petersburg and Roanoke, Portsmouth and Roanoke AID
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81 i. 4. S. COSBY D. co.

BEOST VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON f AND
I'VE D STREETS, &c.--TEc property offered
for sale is located in The most valuable part of the city
for business and asrLs opportunity 10 men of bust
ness and spccniIorS rarely 10 be met with il Consists
of Inc following, VIZ:
The Trnerrnt on /. Street, occupied by Thos r.
Price % f.c front ad rear, and running back upwards
ul 100 feet u Il II feet riley
The Tenement f. Street, occupied by Judah Myers
adjoining the above "i The same front and rear and about
TN. depth.
Two Lots immediately in the rear Of the above Tcnc-
,ncn,s fronting each ~ feet the II feet alley and about
10 feet deep with stable cach and running back
4 u feet alley.
One Lot adjoining s. S. Saunders Factory, on D
street fronting Ii feet Sad street, and ]30 feet
ney street running from d street the u feet alley.
Three Lois fronting t"g"cr 50 feet on D street, and
running hack - feet 10 ~ t'"t alley. On these Lots
private dwelling and grocery shop, the latter late.
" erected.
One Lot, fronting % fee, . inches on the aforesaid
street. 04 deep, and fronting ~ feet alley and
~ feet real III irrt alley.
Pats OF the above property ma he the hIer-
chants CDtre House. al the Union Hotel and at Messrs
& Cosby Il Co.'S The sad property will be offered
auction, on the Premises Monday The l!th at
oclock T. III commencing with the first advertised.
For terms OF sale, which will be liberal and other par.
ticulars apply the aucocrrs. BY order Of the Pro-
prletors. }. N ;. COSBY ~ %, HnetTs.
October u. 46-2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-13
" Re too hare FY0riStS!r

We have seen various enconlms in the Baltimore
Philadelphia New York. and other prints, Upon The beau
tiiu dis play of Dahas, Of which these respective CT
ties have Toasted. Charleston also has reason TO
lunc herself upon her huwers-as the last Charleston
Mercury acknowledges the receipt of ga truly magnl
cent bouquet Of Daas, from the garden of Mr. NAsEH
containing the pink, purple and GLOBE straw CO.
lored ack, scarlet, and SHOW white ilowers-the lat
ter very rare and al very large and beautiful This
gentleman has succeeded in raising the Daha iii great
or variety and perfection, than any florist in city
Blu, we are very unwilling to yield the pam to Cnarcs-
ton and confess the superiority TO The re-
nv beautiful collection which have received from the
garden of Peter Colton Esq in the suburbs Of our city
!, contains all the varieties which the Mercury Describes
from the virgin white o1he mperal puPe-and one or
two more-graccd too by Of The finest roses AND
maripods and urkitc Jaiceiors buttons have ever
beheId 1t is with the creates, pleasure we see the
taste for the finest flowers and fruits increasing among
us-and who knows but that at future time We too
may have on. Horticultural Societies and Shows:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-13

"r IN The last Enquirer discovered lint Mr. Leigh un
a nc small wits who figure in that journal doubtless
| 70 comprehend him. bu. this only proves their Of
A., not The nrcn'y ofhis language" IIr il enigmnt
h''"n w!ia;crr l." j. the "cnnicdcairs." Mr. H.
'eT I, ~ J., him pcrf"eir-!sHc Yirg"iaa.
W" heg the Firginian pardonhlr, Lcig! is much
IN Enigma to us. rs he is 10 cur concdrraics We do
not comp?rhrn: k:m-and douh: much, whether he
Understands himself. He is the politician Of derc'np
ne"ts and aifrnntircs-und such gentlemen are, Too
much wailers.upon Providence "-o nave much Chart
e'inpoSs TO steer by
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-13

HE Trustees Of the University of Pennsylvania, on
tuesday, last, elected Samuel Jackson NJ H., Pro!rss'r
o. INC Institutes of Medicine, and George B. Woud, NJ.
institution
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-13

RJOTICE.-Wil br sold to the highest bidder, at the
" residence Of Philip Marker, in the county OF
Prince Edward, Va. the 2.l, of November nr1t MI
the Household and Kitchen Furniture belonging to the
late John Miller decd Terms made known on the day
Of sale.
All persons having claims against the Estate arc r.
nne,ly authenticated. NANCY MILLER. .7dm'triz
Oct H. l47-w3wl Of Jchu Miller, dfe'd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-13

he Richmond Enquirer Mr.. Le: has declined furnishing
Tue pres. the speech he made the Buffalo ecklrnburg dinner
occnuSr h" has our. Can the Enquirer
for the Senator Aausrm speech
U" 1na occlson given the public :"-Ljeh Sti"hard
-, l. he Slamese Twins, suppose, dincd alike spoke
alike, think alike-wiIl probably vote akc-and may be
guided alike by similar cousde in other
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-13

EBUBLIC SALE-By virtue Of two deeds OF Trust,
Il executed by Abnrr Smith in bis lltrimc one 70
Bnamn Andersen and tn" su1scrlber on !fs ist day OF
January l25 and the other 10 the subscriber only, ON
,ir .,l d,v Of March ls3I for purposes therein men
,ioncd and bo, recorded ;!e Clerks office OF rowha
r., viii be sold to thu birst bidder, public auction,
for cash. a, Powhatan CHurt.House on the seventh
w., If December next, (orng Corrt-day) TRACT
"s' rsn in the county Of Powha,an, containing
c;gb, bundled and ninety:six and half acres, sub
nc, TO the widows dover therein, lying in The i'm
mediate ncghborhood of Iopknsvil!r being the Tract
upon which The said Abnrr Smith ltey resided. The
tile is believed to be gpod but the subscriber will
rant the title only against himself and persons claiming
under him.
October j.. 46-wid
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-06
ESHllss AE SlesS'E'.

HENRY BROWN, JR., nearly opposite the
Ii Banks, Lynchburg, offers for sale,@ first
cost, 1900 lbs. FAMILY Bacon, very superior
quality, and equal TO any in the market.
1000 lbs principally Midlings; a less costlyar-
tcle, sound, and entirely superior to the New Or
leans. Where MidIings are preferred, they will
be sold as low as the hog round; az the subscriber
is determined to sell all that he has on hand.
HrnRINGs, by the barrel; Five hhds. Brown
Sugar; Sugar House Molasscs | 200 yards
Flax Linen; Smiths Bellows's and Anvis,
Vices and Hammers. Together with an assor-
mcnt of Hats, Boots and Shoes.
CoNrEcTIoNARlEs such as Sugar Kisses, and
variety of other Candies, at 374 cts, per pound.
ALSO,
A great variety of new and fashionable Cotton,
Silk and Woollcn Goods all of which will be
sold on the most reasonable terms.
Aunlst,} Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-06
DUMFRIES' REMEDY FOR TIE
NJ PILES.

THE proprietor bcgs leave to recommend l"hicl
he does with the fullest confidence one OF III,
most valuable remedies known tor this troublesome
and painful complaint Without gong INTO detail
he deems it enough TO say, he has in his possession
m. most uudoubted testimonials that it has NOR,
completely answered the purpose for which. ii is in
tended than any other popular Medicine
This remedy is perfectly easy ~ its application, IL
all conditions ages aud sexes. Fun directions, de
scriptive of the complaint, &c. accompany each
packet which consists OF two boxes Ointment and
Electuary Price II FOR the whole or 30 cents il
but one of the articles is wanted.
n None genuine unless signed on the out
side printed wrapper, by the Sole Propretor +.
KIDDER, immediate successor to the late DIR. w +
Conway For sale at his Counting Room, over No
90 Court Street near Concert Hall, Boston, and al
so by his special appointment by
Howell DAVIES, and
j. Il. y j. /. EOYAi.L, Lynchburg.
MAY II
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NdsT I'd r..
7 4 MI r.

'INliE subscriber will sell his tract of Land to the
L highest bidder, ON the first day of September
next lying on the kynchburg and Salem Turnpike,
SIX miles from the former place. and containing | 81
acres about $50 cleared, the balance heavily
.!mbered There is on the tract about forty of
me Meadow Land, considerable part of which is in
Herds grass, and will produce fine crop of Hay this
season. The whole tract lies remarkably we'll and
Inc so very congenal to the production of all kinds
OF gram as well as Clover.
Also, his tract of Land on Little Otter, in Bedford,
ABOUT three miles of the Courthouse on the 3D.
q, september, which contains about 500 acres, about
~, ~" IN woods and of the first quality for tobacco.
ne open land is IN fine heart, and large part of it
nesh' and produces large crops of grain Of every
MINI Ioa gentleman disposed to embark in the
growing OF tobacco, | think can recommend this as
a. very desirable one. Captain Austin, who lives on
He O''ef tract will shew to any person disposed to
" we" previous to the day of sale, and my son, who
"os on the tract near Lynchburg, will shew ii to any
p'son wishing to it. The terms will be accom-
n'ouatihg' and made known at the sale.
w. w. AUSTIN.
July 90 IDS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-06
Carding WOOL in Eymchbwrs.

1 NOW have it in my power to inform my friends
4 and the public generally, that my Cafdmg Ma
chimes are now in complete operation, with new Cards
put on by Mr.. Robert Clayton, who Is an experienced
hand and has givenm and my Carters such lnslruc-
tons that we understand it very well, and are now
making. | think. as good rolls, as have seen
made, Though would advise the public to call aud
see the work themselves, before they leave Their
Wool. To card it quick aud good without loss is
the main object of which they will be well satisfied,
when they see the Machinery at work. 1t would be
well for those who may have Wool aud are wiling
to bring il to me, to do 50 soon As convenient,
while the weather. is warm, for the lard (o which
have large quantitv,) does best in warm weather,
for creasng Wool. ] have good deal OF Wool com
ING on from the West, which am daily looking Tor.
When it arrives, shall have rolls for sale at the
Machine, and some place on the street Which VIII
make known in time. will be thankful for custom.
and endeavour to please, which laiter myself viii
be able to do. WILLIAM Iliu RMNN'
n. b.. ! have just received lOolbs, of the best
quality of Wool and will have rolls for sale at the
Machine. w l.
| Julv -
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salem y. &. Boarding SchCOi
FOR YOUNG LADIES.

VENIIE trustees of tins well known Establishment
Il for the education OF Dung Ladies, feeling truly
grateful for the great and increasing confidence
of parents, guardians and other patrons of their In
stituton, are at the time, solcitous to preserve
that high confidence, by cndeavorlngto accomplish
their duties towards their pupils, and each individual
among Them i'll the most Conscientious manner
In order to attain to this object they be ena-
bcd to keep up due proportion between the number
Of their pupils and their own means for accommodate
ing and instructing them.
1t is her:fore most respectfully reqmSted that all
those persons who wish place young ladies under
their care will please give precious notice of such in
tentlon, and make application for place IN the lns-
tuition, to the subscriber
I,y order of the Board of Trustees
JNO. G. JACOBSON, Inspector.
Salem, Stokes Co. \. C.. July 30 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-06

This preparation for pleaSantness' safety eNped-
-. case and certainty stands unrivaIled orthe cure
- ,l;s troublesome complaint. 1t is rapid us we'll
. certain in It's operation, as TO cure this disagreed
81. dsordcrmos elicctually in one hours application
only
other dangerous Ingredient ana may be applied with
the breast.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-06
STOLEN Ozs ESTRAYED.

In FROM the subscribers lot III this place,
l1A on Wednesday night last, "A CIIESNUT
SORREL MARE, with small and very hand
someIy formed head and neck, and exhibiting
other indications of good blood height not
known-may be better recognized by her bear
ing indications of having recently toacd. pur-
chased her of some gentleman near Charlotte
Court House some short time ago, and think it is
probable she will make for that place. \ liberal
reward will he given for her recovery.
HENRY BROWN, Jr.
Aug 9 Is
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ny FLETGf5ER - TG1ES.
TERMS.
-. Uh1 NunrEEl,rU ESy.s,sjrs,"
TERMS.

W n,,d trice a iceek, at 81 per cnnun, pdyable IN
P." No paper tciH be discontinued, fbut al he
a;.srsto ofth Edors until all arrearages paid.
W ADVERTISEMENTS ,ciH be inserted at
20 den,s per square, for ss the first time, and 81
'.,,, for each continuance. Those from distance
a,t be- raid for previously to their Insertion mess the
'.,,usut be assumed by some responsible person in
Lynehbarg -. ;,o.....,,., l.. uos, 49,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-06

Leo. H..
GE\ER CNIRT-

NnL or john RANnoLru or ROANOKE.
John {. Bryan, an infant by John Coulter, hs
next friend plaintiffs, rs. William Mead and
Frederick llobson, Committee of ST. George
Randolph, person Of nnsound mind, dcend-
ants.
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YOUNG AMERICAN ECs.sE'sE,

- Will continue at his stand, until
RYE-1y Ia the first of August,--to be let to
WCE VfT mares at SD the season. Good pas
anxeaass-s. ~ urage near the town, gratis, and
mares granted at twenty five cents day
The Eclipse stock is well known, and withal,
commands such high prices to Justify breeders IN
any reasonable expense, to obtain it. more endur-
ing race of animals never lived Old Eclipse, at nine
years old, after making three seasons, the
great 900 race against the best horse i'll the South
and then left the turf sound a nut His winnings
were prodgious he has twice sold for Sl0,00o-the
last time, AT 90 years old-and will make for his
owner $4,000 this season. His price is $40
higher than Monsieur Tonsons. and such horses,
and notwithstanding he gets more mares, and proba-
bly better mares he is patronizcd mainly by per
sons that train and run horses. Young American
Eclipse Is just like him in form, and the very same
blood. HENRY BROWN. In.
June Is WIS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-06

AZ APPRENTICE will be taken at this
A.. ohce' to learn the Printing Business, If mme-
a'a'e application be made
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-06
NEW SPRING GOODS.

c'i now receiving beautiful assortment of New
spring staple and Fancy Goods, which cordi-
my invite my friends and the public to examine.
JOHN q. MEEM.
April l6
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-06

On the next day Mr.. Jones announced TO the
Court, that in regard to the letter OF Mr. X. ailu-
ded to by Mr.. II. 4. Watkins there would be DO
necessity for decree of the Court, the witness
had consented to submit the letter to the Court,
to be used as they should fit. The objection
of the witness to tho production of the letter, arose
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-06
'ERTAIN CURE FOR
H'l'GsR.
nTuyRsEsS' OINTMENT.

vuOWENER inveteratc, in one hours applca-
II ,ion and no danger from taking cold. by using
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-05-14
April 80, 1SS5-if

EEYlLL be run for. on the first days
w meeting next fall. sweepstakes 70,
colts and filleys, 8 years old. one mile and
repeat entrance $1,000, half forfeit--4 OF
more 10 make race.
On the second days meeting. sweep
stakes for colts and filleys, years old,
miles and repeat--entrance $500, half for
feit-3 or more 10 make a race.
A colts stake is also open for the get OF
this spring of any and all the stations in
the Valley Of Virginia, to he run 10 the
fail Of 1889; entrance $500, half folfeit--2
or more to make a race,
All the above stakes to close BY the list
Of August, 1885.
Due notice will be given Of the time of
racing, &c, which will be arranged 10
suit the great courses Our purses will,
as usual, be at the stand, and mol less than
$500 for miles. $500 for miles, SIC.
WM. CROW. Jr. Treas.
Chaflestown, Nav Z. IS35-9w