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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-05-28
: Pom tbe CsaiIessas coufir.

: Ordr eflfeas 6ectt.-tWe have been;
putin p5sscssiah. per .the schooner A1e-
"a, Cap. Norton. arrived on Sanday a6
IeTup6n from 81. Augustine. OF aa Onles
Of Gen. Scots, dated M Ihai. place on ahs,
l7shinn. We regret io,peseeirs in stis-
idiesiiohs Of tielseroug mutual diseontans.
cxlstfng besweea the General and the PeoS
De OF fJorids. The. Gtnersts complains
bitterly or Tho conduct Of the flosidiane,
aliedaine. .lat whhm 4 few idsYs. the in:
eussion .of bns i've 4adisn. tnfo a neigh
bHhood in. the 6eart Of Middte 'Flerida.
and tie eompsissien Of amurdes ytham..
had parihe inhaba,suts TO aighs and 9ixiag
:oli,er Instances Of wih: fesrs excited by
eatsss equally .indequale. both In Eastern
and Middle. Fiorida. at is evtdctat.'
sass The Uraer. '@thss no General, even
with. the extensive means. can, cure. q
discsst in The public mind, 80 general and
50 degrading. without some little effort
on ahr pars. Of the people themsetves.--
THUS tha pian,sTs, in The recent case,
.s.s, TsNsi.Ssss,n nhn Asa srfihonik knoHs
ing whether tseyTsn frotn squaws- or war
risrs, 4nught ,4rsi.o have. ssecrsained thai
fact, II theyhad turned upon the encnS.
a,ey. vouM have found loo case within the
easy compass OF any three, or. fnnr rcso-
lnts uax:srs. and.hsif as many o,crseers.
This was tho simple aud maaly conrsc.
That sdupted was-to ,Ay, TO. spread The
panic and 10 throw, cxseraiienaipen the
ecAcssi whe has the mssfGrtusc 70 edtn.
maad . rbandfnt Of brsse troops IN the
nids, Of surh popu.alion." The Gene.
raj insists lhss the regular f"rec in tho
Trrritnsy. II adequate TO iis protection,
nora having been sent Qua Of ihe territory
except posaibly three companies, from
Tampa Bsy-bssidcs,a garrisoa a, xhiei,
i,iacc, 2 co,npanita wcfc objected thcnec
10 occupy q post on The 'suuanfe. arr
posted al fosi King. ga, Fort Drene: I
imonu,sd United States Dragouns} ss Oak
tau..s, 6 uiics Of; 4 a. Mieanopy and u
twelfth o. Garey's Ferry. fo,cc suiiicicn,,
Ia his opinion. 10 give security 10 the
Aiaehus AID 'uwsneo irpnllcr, rspceis ~
il ono or tyo companies Of monn.cal men,
.hs Aarolncat Of which Gov. Call iscxcr.
,it,s himself t. effect eau be obtained ,u
aid The, drago"ns in securing the country
between the fix-d p.sts-s steam boat is
also TO be- t.irretrd 10 cruise up and dow,
the suwancc rivef. Gen. =. aiso deems
Tho fprcc on his side af the 81. Johns
equally adequate 90, dcfrnee--if aided BY
a sinsfr compaay of m"un,cd volunteers.
ht-unted states Nitlc armed steamer,
Elsayoas. Is 10 be hep. cruising dolly up
aad down ihr St. Johns. The forces on
tho sawancc and q. other. port, in that vi.
riuity. asc 10 bc cnm,uandcl by Major
Iiirilenan, s,a;ioncd al Fort Drnnc.
WcIearn tbai the citizens dl 81. Angus
linr han been very much excited by tho
tone Of Gen. 3co,s's order, and that g pub
iic meeting was 10 have been held on
Thursday Las. 1 r. N. 10 express their ren'
',iGen,s on The occasion, and probably 10
petition tho government, for his recall.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-05-28

Lsdioa Mardy.-Tbe Tallahassee Ho-
riidinn of the I4sh inst. states. that awhile
boy abom Ia year. OF age. while plough.
ing in the 6cld, was shot'and sealPed. By
a pasiy OF ssrsges, who.immt dia!eiy fed
TO the svamps leaving their .tictim vel.er.
ing Ia his blood. The mother Of the BOY
distinctly heard the rtrirs Of her child.
when the scaIping Knife Was '!oing It's
work Of death Col Read-' was in. pus-
sirss of The Zoe. The same:paper says that
n -ssn,iosnss 7eft Ts1ishacsoe, The NOR
nibe previous, 10 soiiei, aid fom this
state. unit tho general government shall
organise permanent means Of defence.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-05-28

b Metaaekely. dtGt4 Of q Volxuteet Nh
'Parkinssp q. Skinner. Of Pa,aam county.
stiarhed TO, .aae of tlise Dompauies Capt
Mejssskery) Of Mds1 enopers battalion.
that reached tidscliy Q few days ,sipce, died
atthe Cay Hotih on Saturday night from
a:s6and aceidsassff inflicted hy another yo-
,lun.ees on 1Hu:aday. evening" Tiny were,
,its sait. on nSm> Of Ismoat friefdly inter
course. .Ehe4sftrt of the Csrener's 1nqaest
isI'Thai The aecaased came to. his death
by awosnd inflicted or the LEFT bfYast. which
penetrated, The heart. .and. further, that said
wound vas aceidrsfiy, inflicted viii, kqife
By oue Alfredo. Mason on the nistIs ofthe
On .inst -. =. .s
Aaoher laq=es. sss held yeste1da1 aser.
noon by N<.sEdsh. IofsBsr oHJhe body Of
JotM 3. :.Ehppas. aA#iye Of Virginia. and
nccsp.ly,of Pb1sdelpt1a. by yarsae a <aior. -
The vNases4of shejury is--' Fiat he came
tatis death by beng accidcnia,sy drowned
'whae ba,hins in the canql'si,ff several other
genilemea betseea six and seven. O'Clock in
-the morning.
Lars ;rausde. 81. JoAas.--The steam
packe,, ,Eie.ds. Capt. Hebbafd, arrived here
yesterday from P,eoIuta via jacksonville: "A
,thite persou named Moai, vtry recently from
the Nonh, w.ss killed. sad scaiped 9 few days
since H. Iiis plan,a,i6u azhoves Mandarin, and
ahou tssiuiy miles from JseksoasiHe. A
letter OF be5sh .lnss, ,1sbm Mieanofy confirms
.he intelligence from sok haais sfsFort Gil.
.lland, ihs, The fhdIans had just. killed near
r. s-.N 1~1
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~ p. ,Eanrss csaa,asss sentipeL
ARRIVAL or.THE Arms AND. Mg.
SMTIoNss or, WAR. :.

!. This nnofuing Wednesday, We had tae AZ
siyai Of tho $50 sssnd of arms ammunition
snd enc six poundet, sens on 10 US byour pa,
trio,tic ard independent Governor. The wa-
goas were escorted bS . .vers gallant looking
volunteer conapany of spips, from T slbct,dn,
uiimbefiaR .About sixty mea: The erlns were
soon. dis.nbutsd tmong ate men composing
of Bfigafer Gen: LowE, Who
icss ine command of i6is dirision sin .ifIr-s6,
semen OF .AIsn. Gen. M,Doagad. On
Taesdsy last, Maj1 Howmd, commanding
thc aeofgsz Ba,sslpn at Fon Twiggs. -teeei.
Ted br .crdens fom-thc Execnave, an add
,seual force Of rpyunsed nca from Upson
Thssa has arsiyed, hi ,hs'eourse Of fday
orso. considerable ionce from HAIRS coaniy
by the. .osdaF Of Geu Iows;;aad .se are look
ing 6osA Baftaliad of Eigh inianuy hoan
Tslbors county, 10 she cosrseo5 this week.
4 Afai. Howard, 'twbo ssccms t6> have she
safas an able aud gallant q /.
Ger. .@with-spsrso of MS command Dom F6ss
TwieIs, she EUpson srbop, colanbos Gha1is,
Musooeee Blues; and.a number of fofhes coui.
,.n;es s,,nsssd- fsvexi tiie- rhas(aboocf.c thaa
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-25
From The Ncm York jam. Commfrfr.

PoIcr OrrIcr, Aug Erfraordinary case
NJ Fcmatc HMsband.--A paragraph appeared
in this paper on Saturday relative to a female who
was found intoxicated in the street, on Friday
night, dressed IN mems clothes. The account she
gave of herself turns out 10 he false or nj least
she has since told different story, in consequence
OF farther and more extraordinary discovery la-
wing been made in relation to her. On Saturday
morning dccently dressed woman called at the
police office and asked to see James Walker, Ohc
name by which the female called herself before
her sex was discoyercd,) who said was hcl
husband.
This woman was informed of the discovery
which had been made, and was permitted to sec
the person in question, 10 whom however she de-
clincd speaking, and went away. In consequence
of this occurrence, James, or rather Jane " alk,r,
again brought before the magistrate, and I'M
derwcnt another examination, IN which she stated
that she was a native of Liverpool that her real
name is George Moore W ilSon and that George
is a name commonly given 10 females in England
that both of her parents died when she very
young, and that when she twelve years old, III
consequence of being i'll treated by her friends, she
runaway from them, put on boys clothes, and
made her way to Scotland, the native place of her
parcnts.-W hen she arrived there, she went to
work in factory, st retaining her boys dress, and
remained in it until sh" had nearly arrived at man
hood, when she married Miss Eliza Cummings,
with whom she set sail Tor Quebec two days after
their marriage. A few days after her marriage
She impaired the secret of her to her wife /; but
Notwithstanding this, the two females have lived to-
ceiher ever since man and wife. Fifteen years
have passed since their union, during which it ap
pears they expceenced "A great variety of fortune,
but kept the secret OF the husbands wei,
that it never before TRANSFERRED, and remains even
unknown to the wiic's father, who has resided
for some years with them.
As the first account which this woman gave of
herself appears to be false, this one may be also
unruc-but it stands corroborated to a certain ex-
tent bv the wife ing called TO her on Saturday,
and by the vcxaon and rage she evnccd on hear
ING that her husbands sex was discovered and al
so by marriage certificate having been found on
the prisoners person, certifying that the marriage
was solcmnzed at the time and place which she
stated in her examination. The magistrate con-
sidered the matter altogether extraordinary, that
he has detained her until il be more fully in
CURED into.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-25
,NcW London Academy.

ENli, exercises ol tins institution vill he resumed
ontie l1th "i August. The subscriber returns
thanks tor the liberal and unexpected patronage
winch he has already received. and can only hope
that nnicmted attention, aud increased experience,
will enable hm 10 deserve II better llehas induced
his old trend and clas>matc the Reverend john :
Watt, To assist Inn DUNG the ensuing session aud
trusts that the annexed certificates will shrw the
public, how much his services gh to add to the
character and standing OF the scbool. The Latin
Greek, and French Languages, Algebra, Geometry
the principles OF Surveying, Trlgonometry. Heights
and Distances, will he taught al tins institution.
The charge ior these branches, will be So iorihc
ensuing session OF four months. beginning on the
lJth oi August and terminating ON the 10Th of De
cember. For the common branches OF English ed
ucatlon, such as English Grammar. Geography
Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, the charge will be
~. The subscriber can board about Il or 20 boys
III his amlly. The board including Candies Bed
ding, Washing &c is 80 per month. or -}6 for the
four months session. The students will be expect
ed hereafter, 10 find the wood for ihclr own rooms in
the Academy. The board aud tuition are both pay
able half IN advance, the remainder halt At the end
OF the session. When students come IN after the
commencement ofthc session. they will be- consider
ed responsible for the board aud tuition. or when
they live in the neighborhood Tor the tuition from
that period until the end of the session. II is ex
ccedIngly desirable, on their own account well as
the teachers, that those who intend coming should
be punctual to the day OF commandments This in
stituton has been long established that II will be
unnecessary TO dwell upon its advantages OF situation
II IS Immediately ON stage road, Attending far, of
access, and yet the ncighbolhood. owing To the pc
culiar sobrcty and morality of lis inhabitants does
not hold out thos' temptations vice, which too If
ten abound in the vicinity of public schools
GEO. T.. DABNEN.
This may cert, that Mr.. John :. Watt compile
ted the full course OF instruction AT lampden ydney
and received the Degree of Bachelor OF the Liberal
Arts and Sciences IN September, Is26. During Mr..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-25
To Rail Road Contractors.

EDRoPOSALS will lac received nj the the Boil
L lmgbrook Hotel, in Petersburg Va, on the
Sth day OF October next, for the excavation, en-
bankmrnt and masonry of forty miles of the Ra-
leigh and Castor Rail Road
Plans an proicS of the work will be exhibited
at the place above mentioned for ten DAYS pre,i-
Gus 10 the letting, and all other information will be
given on application 10 the subscriber or any of
the assistant Engineers the line.
Recommendations will be expected in cases of
persons not known To the Engineer
ClI ARIES 1. NJ. GARNETT
L. ). For the information of persons, at "A dis
lance, would state that the Raleigh and Castor
Rail Road is continuation of the Petersburg and
of the Greensville and Roanoke Rail Road from
the Roanoke to Raleigh, in the great line of Nor
thcrn and Southern travel.
This road is located on a hig, and dry ridge of
country, which is considered remarkably healthy !;
and the mdness of the climate admitting of opera
tons in the open ali throug hout the winter, makes
II peculiarly desirable TO those wishing winter Jobs.
The facility of travelling is SO great now by the
Baltimore and Washington and Richmond and
Fredcrickbnrg Rail Roads, that the trip may be
performed in forty hours. The trip may be per-
for medn the same time by the Bay three days
in the week.
Aug % ito
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July %
valuable Town Property for Sale.

i will sell that valuable stand on Main sheet, AT
present occupied by MessrS. Martin & Latham, and
formerly by Abram r. North as book store The
improvements are substantial, being OF brick with two
brick Offices on the alley-This is corner lot, well
situated and first rate business stand, beng nearly
or quite in the centre of town. and in the business
part thereof directly below the store of Jno. G..
Meem-Also, lOS acres of land, one mile and half
from town. on the I.ynchburg and Salem Turnpike
road adjoining the lands OF VIM. Davis, Jr. \. +.
Biggers and Sanl. Roberts about 10 acres well tim
bercd, with ordinary Improvements and good or
chard.-Those disposed 10 buy this valuable pro-
perry may apply to the subscriber,
HARRISON Nj. GIBBS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-25
TO MERCHANTS.

1 WOULD take this method OF informing my
l. Customers and Merchants generally, that they
will find much larger X more general assortment
of CHINA, GLASS Il EARTllEN W ARE,
this Fall, at my nem Store, next door to the cor
ner below the Banks, than have ever been ena-
bed to offer them before. The building is recent
y erected with granite fronts, and adapted espe-
claly to this business, which offers facilities to do
alarge wholesale Business. Ry the first a'ri-
raj from Liuerpool (Which will be in few days.
expect in the Fall supplies, when l can conf
IDENTITY assure Merchants, the induce ments offered
will ensure their custom.
JOSEPH ID. EVANS.
The Danville Reporter, Wythe Mountaineer,
Abingdon Statesman and Knoxville Register will
insert the above 3 times and forward their ac-
counts
August IL is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-25
The Botctourt Fall Races for 1896.

NNEt the BIG Lick Course, will commence ON
~ Tuesday the 9th September, and continue
for lour DAYS
F"st Do1-\ Swccpstakc for colts and FLIES,
; years DID, mile heats, entrance 800; forfeit
$50 10 name and close the lst September.
Second DaV-A Post Stake, free for all horses,
mile heats, entrance Sl0O; 10 name and close
the evening of the 9th.
Third Doy-Jockoy Club Purse, $500 ,
mile heats, entrance $50.
FomM DdV-A Swcepsako Tor colts and I'll
lies, 3 years old, , mile heats, entrance 5000 F.;
forfeit $50; tonamo and close the lsi September.
Same Dav-A fine Saddle, Birdie, &c will be
run for by saddle horses.
The Jockey Club Purse will be paid to the win
ncr free of discount
Good stables and litter furnished for thirty hor-
SEES Gratis. SAMI.. q. ADAMS.
August | tdr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-25
Lam d FOR S A L z.

'INflE subscriber being anxious to remove to
l. the west this fall, offers for sale that valua-
BILE tract of Land, on which he now lives, lying IN
the county of Bedford, on the waters of Stoney
Fork and Trough Run Greeks, l3 miles South OF
the Court House, containing by recent survey SIX
hundred acres. about sixty seventy of which Is
FIRST rate Creek Bottom, in high state OF cultva-
ton, producing Hemp, Tobacco, and all kinds OF
Gram in abundance; the upland is about halt clear
ed and well enclosed, with good fences, all been
recently repaired the Wood Land is well TIM
oered and considerable portion good Tobacco
Land. The improvements are u good comlorta-
bic Dwelling House, Kitchen, land Brick OIlce,
together with all necessary Out House, Tobacco
oa'hs' &c. all in good rerair. In word' TINS
tract OF Land very desirable, not only on account
OF ITS fertility and being we'll watcred, but on ac-
count OF ITS being in "A very pleasant and agreeable
ne'ghborhood, contiguous to Mills, Churches and
olher inducements calculated to render life agree
able
Terms liberal, and made known on application
" me, on the premises.
THOMAS CAIN.
bedford, AugustS st
w alkden's English Ink Powder, just I'm
ported and for sale by
II. y. RICHARDS & Co
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-25
DAGGER-S SULPHUR SPRINGS.

Nllt.SE Springs are ready for the reception
l. oil5O visitors. The cabins first are rate, fur
nlture all new, and of the fare is needless to say
any thing to the numerous Visitors who have been
at the table or in the bar of the hospable and en-
tcrprIsing Manager, Nh. Charles l.. Dibrell. We
dislike putting, but we believe are fully borne
ont in SAYING, that better water better table, or
better wines and liquors, cannot be found ut any
similar establishment IN the ncd States. The
roads as good as individual cxtrtion will allow.
BY the next season we hope 10 have turnpike
completed, that Will cross the Natural Bridge and
pass by our door. DlBRELL y WATKINS.
Aug - ct
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-25
CLOTHING BUSINESS,

n all its different bra inches. They will cut and
make any thing in the tailoring line. The public
respectfully invited to call and their stock,
whether they want to purchase or not, which con-
>ists as follows: Cloths, black, blue, brown, po-
fish green, adelaide and summer cloths Of different
hadeS Over Goats, drah, gray, brown, and 9th
crs, Mch PeterSham of different colors; Frock
Coats, blue, black and green summer cloths black,
blue brown and grey cloth; Dress Goats, black,
blue and green summer cloths PantaloonS, black,
blue and other shades of cloth, black grey, brown
green, drab, white, blue, and different stripes ;
Nrstsof many kinds and colours; Grass Linen
Goats and Jackets Jackets of many kinds Shirts
Slams Drawers; Suspenders ; Stocks, Tc
nan's and Lambs Hats Caps Shoes; Gloves ;
&c, &c. which they are determined to sell low.
The goods are made under their own supcrntcn-
dance. j. BRANNAN n GO.
At the Store, formerly occupied by Mr.. Phelps,
as an auction room, Main street, opposite Now
lin, Bci ger x Co.
Nav Is Is
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July 7
.N'DI'FCE.

rTNIlE subscriber offers for sale his tract of LAND
4 in Bedford county, known by the name of
g Mount Pleasant" lying ON Elk Creek, just above
its junction with Big Otter one and an half miles
from the Turnpike Road. 10 from Liberty and IL
from Iynchburg. The tract contains Eight Hundred
and Sixteen Acres nearly half in Woods. The i'm
t,rovcincnts consist of comfortable Dwelling
House. nearly new, recently plalstercd and painted
with Other necessary out. house. for the con
yenicnce of ilnily nearly all new, and new Barn
% feet by 60, considerable portion of the Planta-
tation sssow in Clover and in state OF improve
ment The Land is offered for one-iourh of the
purchase money in hand, the balance on credit OF
one two, three and -four years, equal instruments
The subscriber decmsrit unnecessary to say any
thing about the quality Of the Land and the advan-
t,ucs of the situation, as those wishing purchase
will view the premises, and Judge for themselves
Let it suffice to say, this is truly valuable place,
well worthy the attention of those wishing TO buy
Real Estate-and if early application is made, bar
gain may be had. W NJ. {. l.EFINlCll.
June lG WITS
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ENTE.NSIJE sale
DRY GOODS, oRocER1Es. HARD.
WARE Ar

|INIlE stock of Merchandise of the late Ur>Ry
4 BROWN, IT, not having been disposed of entire,
us was anticipated, the Storehousc which is nearly
opposite the Banks, will be opened in pursuance of
a former advertisement. on FRIDAY the Isl of July
and the valuable assortment of Goods offered for sale,
by retail, or IN lots 10 suit purchasers. for CASH.
the most reduced prices.
The Executor who is DESTROYS of closing the bu-
sluesS as possible, is aware of the necessity of
offering great inducements To the public, in order
hasten sales, and will expect To satisfy pure hasrrS
that decided bargains be had Tor cash. The
stock OF Goods is one of the most valuable and va
red character. embracing not only large supply Of
the principal staple and Standard Goods. but al
most article IN every line oi business consti
tuting, i'll the fullest SENSE, Fancy and Daricty
Siore. There is IN the House but an inconsidera-
bic amount OF the Goods which were ON hand two
years ago, whilst the greater part of the whole
are such as have Just been purchased nj New
\ oik, not cut OF broken and many not vet taken
OF the boxes and packages. These Goods were
bought late in the season, while there pressure
IN the money market, after the merchants chef
~ supplied and sales consequently dull, rs pro
badly TO cause slight depression III prices. Owing,
also, to the period at which they bought, they
comprise the freshest importlons and very latest
fashions. The commercial community is already re-
LEVIED in measure, from the pccunary cmbar
raSsmcnt, under which, from temporary cacses ii has
lately laborcd and H. as is generally anticipated tins
pressure is about to be followed by general expan
sion of the money and resources of the country, prl
will of course rse and the present moment will
be- shown to have been the most favorable both to
customers, and to those who buy sell again. for
supplying themselves with Goods.
IT BROWN.
Executor Of Henry Bro,rn, Jr.
c. Country MERCHANTS, as well as those from
Town, are respectfully invited TO call and make upas-
sorted lots and parcels OF Goods which shall be fur
nishcd on the most satisfactory terms.
june 30
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-25
500 Reward for D9CsA !

ID ANAWAY from the subscriber, about the
IN Goth instant, Negro man named DIN
aged about - years. Some OF his front tceth
missing, and "A few gray hairs. | purchased D'ck
some time last spring OF MIR. Marx Anthony ol
Lvnchburg, where he will probably ann 10 ?e'
or,;p or 70 the neiehborhood of Mr.. Bowling
Clark Of Campbell, where he has a wife. will
r;ve the above reward, if delivered to me at my
nlace of residence, two miles south of the Ne"
Store. Buckingham, or so if secured in lall st
,l.,, cc, him apain, JOHN J. MORRIS.
July Z
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-25
THE LYNoMDuRa FALL RACES

~ Ill. commence on TUESDAY, the Goth Sep
w tctnhcr, aud continue fou, DAYS
LAT day-A stake for colts aud FLIES. } Years old.
'n''e heats, 5000 entrance, $50 forfeit, five sub
scrihers aud closed.
faschal Bnlord names b c Ro~lc,. by Star,
illam :. HAYNES" b Daniel Star, BY STAT
Charles W. MctlInahan.
Isaac II. Oliver names Travis by Star
llllam :. HAYNES" b 9 Ned Collier bv Mnrat.
"nd dav-Proprietor's purse 5000 two mil. heats,
entrance fifteen dollars.
81 daN-Pursc 20O two mile heats, SIS entrance.
lth day-Joekc, Club Purse 500, three mile
heats, entrance % dollars.
The money Ion each DAYS race, will be paid to the
winner, subject 10 the usual discount.
Good Stables and litter furnished or race horses
gratis. MElNIIII, rAl.BOrl' Pr
August f.