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Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-03-29

Then, sir, the question is question of
the fitness, propriety, justice, and expedi-
cRcy ofconsidering these two subjects, or
either Of them, according to the prayer OF
these petitions.
1t is well known to- US and the country
that Congress has hitherto entertained inqui.
ries on both these points. On the 9th of
january, 1909, the House of Representa-.
tives resolved, by very large ,majorities,
Fhat the Committee for the District of
Columbia be instructed to take into consid.
Grafton the laws within the District in res.
peet to slavery ; that they inquire into the
slave trade as it exists in, and is carried on
through. the District; and that they report
to the House such amendments to the exs.
ting laws as shall seem to them to be just"
And it resolved also, "That the commit.
tee be further ins,ructedto inquire into the
expediency of providing by law for ihegrad.
aaa abolition Of slavery within the District
in such manner that the interest of no indi-
sidual shall be injured thereby"
As early as March, 1916, the same
House, on the motion of Mr.. Randolph, Of
Virginia, resolved, "That committee be
appointed TO inquire into the existence ofan
inhuman and Illegal traffic ofslaves carried
on in and through the District Of Columbia,
and 70 reporwhether any. and what meas
urcs are necessary for putting stop to the
sune."
tits known. also, sir, tina. the Legislature
ofPennsyyania has within a very few years
Hrgedupon Congress the proprie;y of 9rori.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-03-29

Ole ~netner they coufd 60 on the taDle
with the motion, or be separated from it.
The Chair replied that the memorials
would remain on the table withthe motion.
Mr.. King, of Alabama, said be did not
expect, after what had been said by the Sen.
ator from Massachusetts, that he would
have taken this course. He had supposed
that the Senator from Massachusetts, in.
stead of moving reference of these peti.
tons, would have simply moved to lay them
on the table. The course which that gen.
tleman had taken had placed him at the
head of these men who inundated Congress
with their petitions. Hehadhoped that the
subject was put to sleep, and that nothing
more would be done to increase the excite.
mcm which already existed, and that the
subject would not be stirred again this ses.
sion. He had himself refrained from doing
any thing to add to the excitement; he had
taken no further share in the debate than
what ne had felt thimsclf compelled BY sense
of duty to take. He wished the subject to
be laid on the table, and to lie there forever !;
and If there was any intention to take it up
again, he should vote against laying it on
the table at all. A single word as to report
from the Committee for the District of Co.
lumbia. From that committee there could
be no report which could have the effect of
alayipg excitementin any other part ofthe
country than the North. A majority OF
that committee consisted of members from
the Northern States, & it was not likely that
my report from such committee could be
sa'isiactorvto the Southern States.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-03-29

tho 18th and Monday the 2lst in support
his expunging resolution, and Mr.. Porter
replied on the 22d and 23d. After which
the resolution was laid on the table on mo.
ton of Mr.. Benton. On the 22d Mr.. Ben.
ton reported bill from the select commit.
tee in the subject for the admission Of Mich.
igan into the Union, and Mr.. Buchanan o
bill for the admission of Arkansas.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-03-29

The nomination Of John A. Cameron, formerly
of Fayettevillcc, to be Judgaof the United ststss
20. Yves. Fso-;.A, has hecn confirmed.
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-10-25

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~opt " NJ "cr,om '' c;, ot e 1,oso 'sO w.
iicId and Wco,ber,Se,J 70 cnn,",i,'oe r ns
cd ON hin 70 nnmn 5',r " GV neo ~ -,
PnlGnors Of ci,ilrMs Of "a c, ',,, n " v
fnr B,mi, nj pouI,ney ~ oo",,,,;i',,c On
Banks; Of prcsi,cnt nui ,Gl,ovs, ~ T-nioor.
sily of Vermont. 10 ro,,tni',oc on Edrca.
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-10-25

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ii'E ."o uI'uI'uE' 'i''''I','o'.u''nB Cou'pV-
ny! 'of ''o ''i ~, q! oo'o'l anu Wo"-
zen a'ohS' Nca,' ''' ii'9t u'o "ucoh" 'iile
ana 'cie'I'' W ''' '"'''"''''e' VI" ''"''uIoc-
'"teS'
message rom ''' 'o"Sr i"I"l'h'lE i"c
seh"'G ''S' lho iiouSe I.''' ,INo' on r''1"y
next 10 c'ec' senator III Oo',sresS ui.'i on
'!ohGny icAt 20 e's ~ commissioners o' uGa'
ana dHm" ana ASKING concurrence nc
9cI'''' 'ouc"!''" j." ','G '''r"'''''',' ~, '''o,
ting comnlS.iSo,ner,S Ct dgAt ana dGn,D' ana
on no'"n Oh Nif 'i'oog" Wv igso'u'lon 'or
Congress, waa laid upon the tahc.
9Ln hll, from tic house. altering the
nnmc Of Pat iiHniry to John i.uulry was
read the ed time, and Oh motion OF rPiar-
mont. referred to n select committee OF two
to be appointed by thc President. Com
mjucc, Me,srs Picrpont and Gates.
The bill altering the name OF Anderson
Burt, was read the I'd time and laid upon
the table.
The bill in addition to an act, incorpora-
ting the inhabitants of centre Village IN
Springfield, was read third time and pass
ed.
Mr. Howe chilled nm the bill to raw Peter
Nichols the sum mentioned; and the qucs-
ton being upon mn appeal from the decis-
ion Of the chair, MIR Howe said he had be-
come satisfied OF the correctness OF the de-
clSion, ana sgnIiIed his desire to Withdraw
Tie appeal. lie president expressed n
wish tor the decision OF the senate. Mr.
Howe consented Alter REMARKS ny Mr.
Merrill, the senate sustained Tie decision
OF the char, ana Tie bllI was read the irst
and second tInle' ana referred 10 Tie COM
miltec ON claims
On motion I'll Mr. ohedon,
HE senate "dJ'
HORSE PRAYER he Ppy. Mr. Kelloro
M C,b,;r r,,utpucr.I III, iollo,vipr c01,,-
foiItres:
on r.,o,t If Gynl, Insn~r,or-- " cssrs
Marcy. Iirhmcn1 NJ Derhy TILcn Nprl,-
r,Ysttr
On State Prison rcports- lTcs.rs Conapt.
Dewey Of G.. NusL.
ON iii 70 annex narts Of Chester. snrino-
field and IVrther..ieId ia Rultuorr.. AIessTs
Fnirhnn;s. Cnrueu,er of CRANE, Ua,ch. EI.
lis md pu,unni.
On I'M 70 Settle line betweon yyorccstcr
and Tlnorc.-hlessrs SAWYER of n. scars
Of NJ NirLols Of II. Cadv'
Mr. IlasyGll cnIlpd nn',he rcnort &C thc
ro,~n,i,,ec Of Fler,ion or rho Re,Iin case
md ntir, same discnssion betIycn 5ias[rs
UoswcIl, Foo,c. Smith of S.. A. Dcwrv
md rjrrh' the rerort wos laid mon the IN.
ME-
BiHs iriroIucef.. Nv Mir SAWYER Of n. 70
,,,.,.,,,;. 10 cn,,,,,,, a,,,o;lIn ,,c,a ~
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-10-25


'''''' 1890
known thuta Bank had been in successful
operation ut Rutland for ten or twelve years,
doing good husincis; its charter expires In
four yenrs: the object was to INCORPORATE
new bank, on condition that its stockhold-
crs shall take M coual amount of the Rut-
land and whitehall Rail Road COMPANY
and expend 100000 in its construction.
The President and directors Of Rutland
Hank are in favor of the passanc ofthe
bill; and. if passed, would make no appi-
cation for n renewal Of their charter.
On motion Of MIR Pierpout the bin was
laid upon the table.
Mr. 'iIuwe. from the committee on claims,
reported the bin to pay Luther :. 3umham,
proposing to Gil the blaul, with the sum OF
$50 3d. From the statement of facts it
appeared that the expenses incurred, were
for the preparations for tic execution Of
Rebccca Pcakc, convicted of murder, and
who died in prison before tho day of exc
cuuon. The blank was filed with the sum
proposed hy the committee, and thus IL
mendcd, passed to be eugrossed.
Senate adjourned.
HOUSE. Prayer by Rev .Nr. Kelley.
Tho chairman announced the following
appointments:
Committee on petition of 323 citizens Of
SmrksIorou.h: .Hessra Converse, Curpen-
ter Of t., Ellsworth, Stevens Off, Pierce.
On STATE Prison Report: .Nr. iIasvcll, in
placc of .7L Nash. who was excused, on
account Of his being on three other com
nittccs.
NJ Fairbanks was discharged from COM
niitee ON bin to annex parts OF certain
towns to Baltimore, and .ur Fullam from
committee on bill TO annex parts Of certain
towns to Kirby.
.Nr Fairbanks moved to reconsider the
vote of Yesterday, refusing to reconsider The
vote admitting counsel in the Berlin case;
decided out OF order.
Bills. BY Mr. Villas, to incorporate the
Lamoile manufacturing company; referred
TO committee on manufactures; by Mr.
Eaton to locate county buildings Of Frank
lin county .M Smith of st. A, moved to
Law 1t upon the table, opposed 10y Mr. Eaton,
and it was laid upon the table
The committee on the surplus reported Il
resolution, that it was eXpedicnt for the
state of Vermont TO receive her proportion
OF the surplus revenue, and instructing the
committee TO report n bin accordingly {;
adoptpd. nves 2l3. no |. tlir Bancroft OF
Ploinfcldl
' ,rh,, IF rho scs.ion was sDcnt
n, Iia poriin oaso. M. pou nr Walden,
,"n,sol ,or ,he si,,;,,, ,,,onbcr v.s heard
, AI;orrnoJ "a '''''''7 '''~'''
avg o o'c,oc',. p. ".
SENATE THO lin from The house.
,l,or;n,, ITO ,,,,no of Elr,iro I,ull 10 Tl,oira
WIN ,ns r -'',' ,hn Second lime and refer
rod ~ ,ho cor,,ni,,ec raised en- the bin
olter;np rho mime Of Pat lIaule.
Mr. p;ernont from the committee ON
c,ai,ns 70 Whom WINS referred the bin to
pay the Governor $3.50, reported the same
with q nroposal of amendment, hv crasing
| S75O aud INSERTING e6l3 S3-amendueut
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-10-25

1IThc proceedings and address o'tAc Harrison
State Convention will he published soon, in MI
extra sheet It was one Of The greatest conventions
VIC ever witnessed The pEopLu were there
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-10-25

The Editor has not been able to attend
to business the past week.
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-10-25

WHAT THE LADIES' or NAesAcnusRrTs
THINK. "L,i her blush 70 Je G ,comaa who
cannon sympaihiao Wild saGtging humane
ty; who cannot IN mot GU! of her sphere
p'cHH the ca2sv Of justice and luman right"
So says Miss Ellen 3. La4i, Secretary Of
the Female Anii-Slavery Society in Eas,
Bradford. And so shy we. Every woman
who is worthy of the name Of woman,
needs only to be informed upon the subject,
to find all the noble sympathes of her hcart
enlisted in the cause Of emancipation.
A circumstance occurred under our own
observation few days since, which shows
how ready woman is to embrace the truth,
and mparl it to others. Mrs. 4 and Mrs.
Il were not ahotionistz, Miss Grinke'J
appeal fell into their hands about the sans
time, aud both were convinced that slavery
was a s.n, and as n sin it ought to be, and
M Int be abandoned.
al must co. said Mrs 7, "anl see Nrs
a, and get Ter to read Mise Cas- appeal, and
size wiz become as strong IN abolitonist as
am
You arc 'day after the fair'" we ro-
Piled, "Alrs a was converted Yesterday"
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-10-25
SENATE-2 o'clock, p. ".

Mr. Palmer introduced bin directing the
treasurer 10 pay hbner linrris the sum
therein mentioned. Read tho iirstund see
ond time and referred to the committee on
claims.
On motion Of Alr Van Sickin the iii! re-.
lAliHg 10 the duties Of listers was taken up.
and on motion of Mr. Picrpont referred to
the committee on Finance. MIR Pierpont
called mp the resolution from the house as
signing II time for the choice Of senator to
represent this State in the Congress of the
United States
Mr. Waterman moved to amend the reso-
!cHon 10y raising the word Friday und in
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-06

25,SSi Prizes, amounting s5iO,aoO
Certificate Of % whole tickets for $40.
Do. half do 20.
DO. quarter do IS.
~ The most splendid Scheme ever drawn in Ameri
cai.!
$l00,000-and only 7l40 tickets in the Scheme
alexandria Lottery, Class a., 10 dYaio IA June Juiy
50 No. Lottery-5 drawn ballots
GRAND CAPITALS:
$lO0OO0-$25 000-$ IA000-S7, 500, &C., &c
- Lowest three No. prize 81 500
Tickets $50.
full scheme of this brilliant Lottery will appear
soon as the day is fixed for the drawing. The demand
for tickets is already great that it now confidently
believed that the drawing will take place in June; there
ore delay not your ORDERS for another such a chance
may not for years. Bigger usual will be pre-
pared TO furnish his friends and patrons in Town and
Country, with packages of wholes and shares single
tickets and shares in his usual great variety.
Orders meet the most prompt attention. and in all
cases the original NlaDagers Tickets and Shares will
be forwarded consequently not liable any mistake or
dispute The Cash for all Capital Prizes can be had as
usual at sight, the the drawings are received
u Please address THOMAS b. BIGGER,
Richmond Ia.
April 70. ll7-4t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-06

1851 Prizes, m amounting TO $50 200
twill he perceived that the is splendid scheme
to purchase packages in.
certificate of package of % Whole Tickets will
% eighths $7 so
To be obtained by the package or single ticket, of
the ever and all lucky uOYT
At the Virginia Lottery Office directly under the SIGN
Of the Eagle. 81
u Orders for Tickets from any part of the United
tickets, thankfully received and executed bv retnrn
mall with the same prompt attention as personal app.
cation, and the result given (when requested) immed
atey after the drawing-if addressed to
April 90. ifs1wd,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-06
EAGLE HOTEL-Richmond, Tiroi0ja
April 20.

EAGLE HOTEL-Richmoad, Vfrginia
ymNHE subscriber having taken this aTge sanctions
n and commodious establishments embraces this man.
ner OF informing his friends the public of the fact
The central situation is so generally known that he
deems II unnecessary to mention it and professions of
caPaby TO keep the good things Of this life are SO com
mon and useless that lie will content himself by savng
give him fair trial, and if he does not prove worthy of
patronage, desert him.
All the principal stage Offices are kept at This es,ab
iisnnent. CHARLES G.. WORD
~ B.-llavng engaged the services of young man
TO devote his unremed attention TO his stables nc viii
here remark, that nothing shall be wanting in that de-
Partmemt; G. 6. WORD.
- When the Small Pox prevailed in this CITY. tbere
was case, and only one, which occurred at this rs
punishment ! am pleased to inform the public
mat no contagious disease whatever exists and should
any make its appearance, hold responsible 10 n
PRISE every individual, who may extend to me his
patronage OF the existence ofsuch disease In confrno
uon OF the correctness Of the above statement have nm
Piled Tor The following certificate. c. c. w
The undersigned have been requested by the Pro.
pTetor OF The Eagle Hotel to relate the facts relating n
the existence OF Small Pox in that establishment
mere has been but one Of the disease in The Ho.
Nl TINS wnief-that has recovered and returned homo
The time since its has been such "a TO pe
Gated. -
We have hesitation in saying that there Is s III
We danger of contracting the disease at the Eagie Bo
tel, at this time, in any other situation whatever
VI. CLARKE, NJ. D.
ROBERT IT, CABEIT.. H. u.
a:,n no LEWIS W. CHAMDERLAYNE, NJ u.
hPi' - lIT-St
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-06

My EGROES FOR SALE-By virtue of Decrct,l
order of the Superior Court of Law and Chancery
tor the county OF Hanover pronounced the 18th day
al Aprll, 1870, IN suit therein depending in which
Davis s. Chick, Benjamin j. Cooke and john a. Cuckr
and others, who sue for the benefit of John Andre VS.
are Plaintiffs, and Robert Cooke Shandy Perkins and
others, Deicndans-we shall sill 20 the iyhcst bidder
for cash, in front Of the Bell Tavern in the City of
ichmond, on the second Tuesday in May next or the
day be suitable one otherwise the first GOOD day
thereaiter) ten Negroes consisting of man. vera
women, giils aud boys. We shaony convey such title
az vested in US by virtue of said Decree which we be-
lieve TO be ndisputable.
J. ID. ANDREWS d
April 90 Is,ds
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EsHGG Ele,s EXCHANGES.

~ The Lounge ai,cays triutnphant!!!
The following the drawn Nos. for the NoRroLK
LOTTERY, No. /, drew the 23d inst in Alexandria
80 Is % 81 ~ 80 SO 40 80
-" Whole ticket 80, 40 Sc, snug Capital Of s. 000
4, 81, 40 do. of s 900
With numerous other comfortable prizes, were sold and
will be paid at sight usoa by BlGcER.
BesER presents To his friends and Patrons the fol-
lowing splendid Schemes, TO which he respectfully
quests their attention.
500, G0O---S2O, OO@---$aO, 600.
PIgini0 Peersbnrg Lottery, No 9, to dran Saturday,
May %, 1896
% No. Lottery--1l drawn ballots
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-06

3- Tho ENoURER pubiishcd twice week, generally, aud
woek during of
Pace the hercotc Five Dollars ad
Notes of chrtercd pecie banks (only) will
s'seL payment Tho Editors will the safety Of remit
flag then. by a the postage of being paid by the writer's
will
~ lfors, until all arrcarages have been paid
OF Whoever will the payment papers, shall
'save o gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
One less first ms 70 each
assumed by in this environs.
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April &c.
EEOYT,S

Exchange and Lottery Office, Richmond, Ia.
Drawn Nos in Norfolk Lottery, No. 1, drawn 23d inst:
30 6S % 81 II 80 ST 40 So
HorT sold and paid presentation four capital prizes
in the above
.9noiter $4,000 Scheme for 2SM Man
HoYT respectfully requests all send early for tickets
in this Lottery, many disappointed in not being
able TO obtain tickets in the scheme of the 23d, there be-
ing great demand for them
S''"'''"t. s-o,ooo' iann0H-50 Prizes of 81 O0O
Virginia state E1ostery.
For the 6eaet IF Tie Petersburg BcnerOfent Mechanic
AssociatiOn.--C Glass No 9, for 1886
10 be drawn at Alexandra, Saturday, May %, 1886
d. 5. GREaoRY d Co., Successors TO Yates 81 Min
tyre,) Managers
NJ srffp
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-06

TuHo jsham Clement and Sally MS cte.-Yo will take
IA notice, that shall, on the 10Th day of Jnne 1885,
between the hours of A. Nj. and r. NJ. of that day
at the house Of Rowett Perkinson, in the county Of
Prince Edward, proceed to take his he said crimson
deposition, TO be read evidence in suit depending in
the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery for
the county Of Prince Edward, in which am plaintiff
and you and John Rudd Admir- Of John Rudd dec ID .
and in his own right and trustee of Rudd and Others
and adnr. of John NJ. Williamson, VIM. Sudbury aud
Oney his wife, Thomas Legrand and Nancy his wife
Martha Williamson, Mary Rudd, VIM. G. Rudd and
w Wm; Walton, and John Rudd, committee of VIM. &.
Rudd are defendants And if the deposition be not In.
ken on that day it will be taken the next at the same
place VIM. 4. wOOTTON, .qdmr of
~ Ef'saDeM Hootton, deed, formerly Parkinson.
way .. I20-wdw
q RESORT FOR INvALiDS.-T snLscr;her
IA having settled himself Indian Key, has dc Ter.
mined to open House for boarding and lodging, and
believing il to be of the rorabe situations in
the United States for persons who suffering from pull
monary dyspeptic and chronic diseases and
obliged TO seek refuge the chill blasts of North
ern winter, he feels safe in saying that Indian Key
not be surpassed for beauty, health and climate Frost
has never been known here--ihe thermometer seldom
below 90 or % in winter, up TO 80 in 1t
entirely exposed 10 the from every point of the
pass.
The fare of his table and bar shall be as good as the
market will afford and attended by experienced servants
Private for lodging gentlemen ladies' and families
neatly arranged The undersigned hopes by diligent at.
tenon and industry TO meri. the custom of his friends
and the public generally. S.A SPENCER.
Indian Key, Monroe county, Territory of Florida
May 6. l2o-4ts
SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER.-MrJ
~ RoBERr HILL, of King William, is authorised TO
Literary Messenger Also to receive monies that may
be due the Messenger T. w. WHITE.
May 6. I20-3t
To- Office 10 the heirs Of Jno Richardson deceased
~ taie2f Hanorer County-The heirs and distributes
of Jno Rchardson deceased are hereby informed that
nai Decree has been rendered by the Circuit Superior
Court OF Law and Chancery for the county of Hanover
authorising distribute the money now REMAINING in
the Bank of Virginia, and that the said distributes can
receive their portions respectively, by calling the of
hce OF James Lyons, Esq, in the City of Richmond
Each party must come prepared to comply with the De-
cree, by executing refunding bond, with good security
and must bring evidence of being the person entitled TO
receive. JESSE WYNN, administrator
Of JHo. Richardson, deceased
May D. 120-w3w
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: XSCa1.nO.s.D, s.sssGs.sY.s,

III OGS WANTED.--The subscriber wishes 10 pur-
ID chase one thousand good Logs, be delivered
at or near Rockets. ROBERT A. MAYO.
L.. A
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IAyREE.HILL JOCKEY CLUE sPRING RACES

THNREE,HILL JOCKEY CLUE SPRING RACES
IA 1886, will commence usual, on the seconGTues.
day IN May next, and continue four days.
FIRST DAY
sweePstake, (for colts and hies years old mia
heats, entrance $780, forfeit $780, name and close ON
more expected.
s4Gscriters-John Heh WIN. williamson, WIN
Cargo, VIM l.. White
The subscriber that comes in the above stake will also
be bound in another stake this fall mile heats $500
entrance forfeit $500 to name by the first of September
next, but will not be compelled TO the same colt
rFopFe'oF' Purse $ T@IRS y SE nile heats
Jockey Club Purse $1,000, four mile heats, entrance
FOURTH DAY
sweepstake with colts and FLIES, three years old
mile beats entrance $iOO half forfeit, subscr
beTs, and to name and close or the 18th April.
Same day, Silver Tureen, will run for single tvo
miles out free for all ages-entrance money depends
WILLIAM WILLIAMSON, Proprietor.
APni u. ll3-td
III YNCHBURG RACES The Bvncbburg Races
continue four days.
stake Tor colts and FLIES, three years old mile and
rePsai 500 entrance, forfeit $50, name and close
SECOND DAY.
Projectors Purse 5000, two mile heats entrance s25
Jocky Club Purse $3.50 three mile eas, entrance 500
Projectors Purse s s56 tsia PAY iI: boat,
colt stake the day for three year old colts and
niles, one mile and repeat entrance $50 half forfeit
to name and close the 10Th Of April To each of the
colt stakes there are three subscribers
~ The money for each days race will be paid 10 the
winner, alter dedUcUng the usual discount The Pro-
puetor can accommodate 30 40 Race Horses with
good stables aud straw eratis
April 20. ia a."
Np UNAWAY.-Wos committed TO the Jail of Her.
y - rec county, on ibe 10Th February last, Negro
slave, who calls himself JoHN and says lie is te pronr
" OF John McRac, Of Alexandra. The said negro !;
about feet inches high dark brown complexio had
on when committed suit Of black cloth clothes. bss 49,
vcfal small scars about bis face and is about "a ves c
age The owner is requested to forward and 80,
charges, else he will be dealt with according II ls ~
HENRY H. CARTER. ID 8
Aprl5. [li1--i2g Fer inc. Halss, StF. n O.