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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-12


than $50 QUO.
lis An act to establish, the town of Meadowyille, in
the county ui Grrcnbricr.
Ia. An act concerning the Grccnsve and r ,anoke
rail road company authorizes the company 10 change
the oulc their road prevent the frequent crossing OF
other roads
lS'' An act to authorize n separate election al Nc
GahcysyIc in tic COUNTY Of Rockingham at the house
Of Solomon Pirkcy.
l5 Ar act to incorporate the Front Royal library
cciy. in the county ni Warren.
l52 An act amend act. entitled act for thr
inspection Of fish, passed the Sli of December, lI!h;
provides that the barrels shall contain hereafter twenty
eight gallons instead Of thirty. as heretofore, and that
inspectors shall in future, where the FISH Inspected does
not up to his standard of good, well cuid, sound
and mcfclantale to distinguish The quality by marking
those that reach the standard No l. and all other fish
by them passed, No. 3
lc,3 An &c; incorporating The Mayoa bridge company.
Isl An act 10 ar'end Tie :ct. entitled an &c; reducing
into the several acts ipr Furnishing pcrSnn5 guilty OF
certain tl"s an, iurgrrcs and thu destruction
ccsncnt Of wills; provides, that il ANY person shall here
after BE- convicted under tic act of which this is
amendment, of falsely making, forging, c"un!rr!rng,
altering willingly acting assisting therein Of any
coin current within Ibis STATE Of any note bill Of
any Bank in Vrgiaia, they shall be confined in the
Penilcnlary not less than five than twenty
years.
l35 An act to Incorporate tho trustees Of the Saint
Brides academy in Norfolk county, and The trustees Of
the Suffolk academy in the county of Ednscm"nd
lS6 An act concerning Ro:ri w. Christian treasurer
oil The late charity school of ChafirS lily, aud Tic
OF the poor of the said county; Authorizes him dc.
liver the of the poor OF said county
all the funds III his hands Of the said charity
school.
Isl An act to change the place Of holding separate
election in the county Of Cabc be hereafter holden
at the house of Milton Ferguson, at the fors Of Twelve
Pole creek
lSs. An act TO amend the entitled an &C; 10 ncor-
porate railroad company from tho city Of Richmond
10 the town OF York; appoints additional commissioners
for receiving Subscriptions reduces the neccssa
~ to authorize the company to be incorporated and al
lows them ten years 10 commence their road.
IS9 An act to change the time of holding Quarterly
term Of the County Court of the county Of Shenandoah;
requires il to be held hereafter in june instead Of Nav
100 An act 10 amend the act entitled an act 10 ncorpo.
rate the Grnyson phur Springs Company
I9l An act to prevent the destruction of oysters in
Nanscnnnd river and Chucknuck creek in the county
Of Nanseiond.
1872. An act to change the site for the erection Of
bridge Jacksons river opposite the town of Co.
vingon from Second Third street. in accordance with
the act entitled act for the erection of said BRIDGE
passed ODD January, 1888
lg3. An act concerning the Matoaca manufacturing
company: authorizes the company to increase their
pital
(7o be eontinued)
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-12

E.irRlNG GOODS The Subscriber has received
- from Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York. AN as
sortncni Of fresh imported Dry Goods suited t" Spring
rraGr which arc Offered at very small advance tie
lowest cash prices in the above naaicd cities. he sale
Of stock before hand vii! ~ continued al ana great
many articles bcIo COST with ve1 I" closing the pre-
sent business in the month q! july nrXt, by sale at atc-
tiuu The citizens Of Richmond aud the country gene
ra!!y are invited 10 take advantage of the opportunity
offered for four months 10 come, Of purchasing goods Ill
prices that they shall deem reasonable The following
is part of the goods received, and now for sale:
Cloths and cassmeres. Angola do,
l.;ll;, wi al,
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LONDON, juno 2S.
CoMENIxssroMEN's SALE OF
Valuable LANDS near Lymchb,,r-

lBtRSIANI to, decree oil Illus ings the Court
n for the Corporation of Lsnchburg, pronoun-
ccd on the lth dry Of August, 1886 in Chance
~ suit therein depending, betwecn \ una Anthony.
PlainlIi, aud Charles l.. Mosby and others, De-
PENDANTS the undersigned. the Commissioner in
sad decree named, will on the 18th day of Sep
embcr, 1880, on the premises, expose to sale, by
way OF Public Auction, the three following valua-
lie TRACTS OF LAND, situated in the coun-
Vol Campbell, near the town Of Lynchburg, and
belonelng to the estate of Christopher Anthony,
deceased, viz
ONE TRACT containing | II acres, more or
less, purchased by the said Christopher Anthony
Of John NJ. Olcy.-This tract is represented to be
helyI'y llmbored, and Of good soil
l. ONE TRACT supposed 10 contain between
zoe and 100 acres (ani the exact quantity will be
aserfnjned by survey, previous to the day of
saie,) bounded by the lands of John percival. Mi
eaah Davis, Freedman Moore, Gate judge Dam
ml'S,) and others. This tract lies but IA few miles
below Ltncnbnre, on the main stage road, has
upon IT plantation in high state of improves
mchl by Lime, Clover, &c a Vineyard of choice
Grapes, aud excellent Orchards.
ONE TRACT containing l3i acres. more or
less, situated on the head waters of Opposuin
Greek, adjoining the lands of Lambeth and 9th
crs, and being the same purchased by the said
Christopher Anthony OF George X. Cabell.
! I.h Ms VI SALE. II or the tifSt mention
81 tract oi II acres, cash will BE- required 10 The
extent 81 the debt and interest in said decree mem
toned, as.due to the said John NJ. Otey, and the
expenses OF the salo of that tract. For the bal
ance the purchase money OF that tract, and for
the whole of the purchase money OF the other two
tracts, IA credit of s, II and Is months, (equa H.
stamonlS) will be given, The purchasers giving
bonds with good personal security, and the title to-
The lands to be retained further security
CIIALES l.. MOSBY, Comm'r.
Aug. los
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lANCl HILL, July ~ $50.
Aereeably 10 public notice, calling a meeting Of
the white tillmblcs of Roc>bridgr county. for the
purpose of taking the late order of our county
court, on the new road laws, into consideration,
large and respectable number Of persons met AT tli,
place Tor thai purpose.
GA motion, Mr.. John Laird was called 10 the
chair, and Mr.. Ihos. Paxton was appointed Ser
Rotary. The object oil the meeting belnp explained
the Ia" of 1873, on the subject OF Roads, was read
by john u. Carutheis, Esq. and the law was az
forwards explained and commented on by james
McDoWcl II. Esq. the Trainer Of said law. Ii
WAS linen submitted 10 the people In say whether
the late orderof count, requiring labor, with the
arrangements OF precincts, and tie allotment Of
hands thercuno by the commissioners of sand court
IS oppressive and burthcnSomc to the people Of this
nclghborIood Which question was decided u
unanimously in the affirmative.
Ii WIS then agreed thatt the following named ccn-
tlcmen, viz: MoS,rs. William Thompson. John
Motett, Thos. J. Crawford, John hayron aud John
=. Carnthers be a committee to draft resolutions
expressive Of the views and feelings of this meet
ing, who, after retiring short time, reported the
following resolutions, which were unanimously a.
doprcd:
ReSolrcd, That the late orders Of the county
court of Rockhrdee upon the subject Of the public
roads, arc in tie Judgment Of tins Getting, highly
moSpedlenl, and productive 10 US Of much ncon-
vcnience.
Rcsoiocd, Mcrdore, That committee OF five
be appointed, 10 represent Our grievances to said
court, and desire that the orders referred 10 be re-
scndcd.
. Rrsolr'd, That the levy system, or road cyY,
authorised IN certain sections OF the late law upon
public roads, meets with the appreciation Of Tins
meeting, and is recommended to the county couu
for its future adoption.
hesoired, That the above named committee
be continued, to carry these resolutions into eff
feet.
HesotCcd, That the editor, OF the L,nchburg
Nirginian be requested to publish HE proceedings
of thu, meeting, and that the committee obtain as
many copies OF that paper, containing the proceed
ings, lis they can conveniently procure, 10 be cir
cu!ated through the country.
Rcs3ircd, That this meeting now ad lourn.
JOHN LAIRD, ChaifaaR.
Tuonls ?,NroN, Secretary
We, committee appointed by large body ot
property holders and tithablc,, who met at Fancy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-11
IMpORTANT ENNN MEXICO

>" oflrans dates to Jaly ., bring importan,
adslcc' from Mexico. We have only room to sum-
Marie
II appears that the treaty between Santa Ana
and Texas bad been laid before the Mexican
Congress, ba, no definite action had taken place
upon it--tmt great excitement prevailed 10 Mcxi-
co, threatening eonvdlSons and a revolution, in IA
ror OF the federal sVsicm overthrown by Santa
Ann IN lS31--the forced loan" had been protcs-
ted against by the English aud French ministers,
who had called upon foreigners not 10 contribute
thai, IN short, every thing was in such confusion
that 40 hiihrr movement would be made against
ifNa>, n lrlSt for some lime 10 come, and not at
all Should The Federal p,ay succeed in obtaining
the a,cendancv.
From iE\AS, we learn that no change has
taken place IN tl' relative POSITIONS of tho hostile
dnlitS. AMI no movement oI Importance is antci-
pmed before the last OF Sepjcm6cr Gen. lIous-s
ton was Al his residence npnr Nacorlnchcs, and il
Is SAID will NOT aeain laint the army.
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FOR SALE.

a TRACT of one hundred and eighty two
L v acres land, ON Cheese Creek, in the Coun-
~ Of Campbell. am by letter requested by
William A. Lamb, of Randolph county, Indiana,
10 inform the Public he wishes to sell the above
land also to say that he the said Lamb, uili he
in the neishborhood from about the l5h of this
month until late in the fall. The land is well Il
dopied 10 the culture Of grain and tobacco. The
plantation IS sufficient to work three hands to adj
vantage, sirh "a good los dwelling house and ne
ccssarv out. houses. \ further description is
drrmed unnecessary, as purchasers viii wish TO
view for themselves. EW'D. BUTLER.
August II 3t
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Co.. Co.. 80
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

another eHtmpt 10 dSSassindte Louis PhHippet
Liverpool papers to the Goth OF June have been
received nj New York. The only news of much
interest, is the information Of another attemp, to
assas.iuate tho hing OF rance. Il occurred ON
Me 10Th of Jue. On the return Of the King from,
Tie i'llereS to NruliiN, young man named Ali
beau, aged % or 30, with n weapon resembling
walking cane, fired AT him, but missed his AIM
The ASSASSIN WIS arrested aud committed 10 pris-
on aHi several other persons had been arrested as
MS "c'omphces. The KING, ii is said, displays.
'd gr'a' lrmo'Ss, prosecuting his journey as if no.
lung had happened. Uneasy lies his bead who
wears efown'--at least in France.
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HUI asreeablv u public notice, 10 take INTO con-
S'defhtion the order OF our last June ,our, adam,
ing part of the road law of lS3,-apa 10 ascer,,;,
r'mIls operation. rs felt by the knowledge comnn,-
h'atedh ya distribution OF the commission, 10 their
'"'Nef"'N, viii statement of the arrangements of
i''''7''' and allotment oflilld,-nh,ell inf,rma-
''P Us Oh To Shfw, thai the comm, Sianrrs. for
"'u' ~ 'hefma'sn aud olhrr ean.rs, l#l.t. .t,ei.
"'" lif PRECINCTS nncqtallN hot fairly an,nrti,naa
He haod', and Tor the purpose OF enhcr on,ni,g -,
tepalfih" old t"lds, these commissioners Inv,
assigned uthahlcs IN work on precincts AT ,,
ihit are 50 Lar distant romlhriripzhlrustt,, g.,
Is no alternative but la pay the anercrinent of ,onr
hodN--tlirse rauSes IN some mrasrlic. anpc,r l.,
Your honorable body hv the presentation of sr,e,.
commissioner, 10y surveyors. Furthermore. the man
n'ro rendering service 10 tin pualir for any specific
lne, Is directed by the list june court i, itt IN be
oppressive, rs rravocaiion> al our FARMERS are var-
o', and throughout the different seasons of the wear
A"uilhd our farmers huNs employed at one crop on
other. lhefeore, W.. the committee, in behalf
OF the meeting, respectfully request Your honora-
Die body 10 res, ind the order of the une court an
pointing commissioners, nnd adapting the labor
system under the Laws oi 1879 and wonld rrcom-
mend to Nonf honorable body those sections of the
h'e Law authorizing YOU 10 levy, to he an
Pllea 10 the forming and repairing of our roads,
winch feature owes lis existence 10 petition from
''hN county, directed Ia our Legislative body Aud
~ the appointment OF commissioners, WE would
pray Your body 10 select ihem from varinuS nor
''"nN "i our county, 81 as III 1--WE the people some
'"'n'r ~ nndrfStandn" the course oi thrsr said
COMMISSIONERS preNlonS To thrir report 10 court
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~ : Htai'i 49, al 3 v = -
OBITUARY.,

Died, on the morning of the 7rh inst. of Group
EDWARD, son of Ro. c. Mitchell. Esq. of Bedford
aged four years.
Departed this life, in Lynchburg, on the 22nd
nit. GEoncn MosGs, son of Joseph Mosby, in the
3ls year OF his age He has LETT an arctionac wife
and large circle Of relations and friends to mourn
his nntimey deatl-hc has been for many years
member .! the Methodist Episcopal Church, du-
ring which time his acts were of the most cxcmpIa-
ry character, and in the hour of death manifested
a perfect resignation to the will Of providence.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-11

Louisiana Elcction.-The New Orleans Bee q.
b. claims ajorty ofupwards of20 on joint ballot,
in the next Legislature of Louisiana. The Ad-
vertiser, on the other hand, claims Wing majority
of3l The magnitude of the majority claimed by
the Bee is prima tacie evidence OF the falsty of its
statement, while the character ofthe editor of the
Advertiser (Mr. J. B. larrison) is equally of the
truth ofhis estimate.
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COMMUNICATION.
noNoRS TO MR.. MADISON.

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thar n,y,,. IN" '|
hat. AMI i. , VIZ J" =, .c,,
DA\IEI. -. ,azi,l,,'. r..'I "a, - y "
IN honor Of ,. ~, ;lh,s,,;,,. Al. Al. oi'''o"
Tat SatnrJo, H. IA. - ,,,', w
set ann, ,;,r 80 ''' ~ ''sN'' mas o''n
10 The >nbioinea ordr or p,,r.,S,,,
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npn1#n @n,n,,,..,..,,,,
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l. NitnH Marshal, III uniform.
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q ma n ~ W '''' 'p' "'','
.l u Wv surrounding country
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81 wv y
" ne 'oio"hg gentlemen are requested to
~ d, mnSI'', zen. ',''ld hodes, nf""d
'"S]"l'2 Oh e." N. II. "'lland, Vol Il. T. cheat
.aio '.,. H. Hmll,' Col. NIIon W hte, Col.
ni,i,'', ".N"''l'' 1oI maurice "anehofnr' 'o. j.
n. holmes, MAJ. 'hAlIeN fhelp>, MAJ. james L.
hlsq"e' .al"' John NJ. oley, John H. Dfaync,
fsq, and DR.. J. \. broachS.
ne procession "IjI iofm IN front Of the Ma
sons iiall, al 10 o'clock and move from thence to
heSi sueet' down W est 10 Nam street, do"nhan
street To It's junction WITH oih N.ley, thence to
ma street, and thence T." the NJ. l.. 'hnfch,
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I'o'"eh' "'nnef m"ien he has tl'l.da, performed
the ardnous task imposed upon him b, tin, S,ri..
y.
Resolved, That these proceeding, he entered
On record ct this Society, and that copy thereof
he Seat 10 the different paper, published in Rich
mono, fetc' >hnrg, L,nchbats and Dan,lIIc, with
request thai thcy publish the same
(SeaeD TnOS. !. ERErNp,..,,
JonN \. M'GK,w S,c'y
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u The capital of the S,raeu.e and Utica
Rail Road in New York, has been lrebod by the
subscription. The sum of 100000 onll was
required, and upwards oftwo and IA hall million,
were subscribed Hot, we ou, need ht!f a
million to secure the charter Of one Of the most
magnificent schemes of the az, and IT cant bc
procured p" Note the difference"
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To MERCIAWTs.

d WOULD take this method of informing my
Il Customers and Merchants generally, that they
will find a much larger X more general assortment
of CHINA, GLASS " EARTllEN " ARE,
this Fall, at my nem Store, next door TO the cor
nrr below the Banks than have ever been emil
BLEED to offer them before. The building Is recent
" erected with granite fronts, and adapted espe-
clally to this business which offers facilities 10 do
a iargc IiarthoaSe business. Hy the first arr
raj trom LircyVooi (Which will be in few days.
expect in the Fall supplies, when can conf
dently assure Merchants, the induce meat, offered
will ensure their custom.
JOSEPH d. EVANS.
The Danyille Reporter, Wythc Monutainecr,
ABINGDON Statesman ana Knoxville Register will
insert the above 3 times and forward theil &C
counts
August IL Is
VIRGINIA AT Rules holden in the Clerk ;
Y Office of the Circuit Superior Court OF Law
and Chancerv for the town of Lynchburg, ON the
Isl day of August, 1896
Edmund W nsion, late Sheriff Of Amherst conn-
", and as such administrator Of George Boyd,
decd, Plaintiff,
against
Jane, G. Deariag, Benjamin MAIDEN, ,arsi-
wing executor or administrator Of James ceaf-
inc. Decd, and William bearing, Dsf'ls,
IL CnANCERY.
The Defendant William Dearing not having en-
tered his appearance and given security according
to the Act of Assembly and the Rules of hi,
Court, and it appearing by satisfactory evidence
that he is not an inhabitant of tins country II j.,
ordered, That the said Defendant do appear here
on the first day Of the next term and answer the
bill Of the Plaintiff and thai a copy Of this
order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
printed in the town Of Lynchbnrq, for two month,
succcssiyey and posted at the front door o.! in,
court house, in the said town.
a Copy-Teslc,
d. RODHS, Clela.
=iug, /! w2m
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rza,The unscrupulous Collar Presses are emp
,,, tho yials of SANDER upon Gen. llrr,son--ap-
u, ine, 10 him the nosl opprobions cpitI4ets-re-
,.,,;np stories, the absurdy of which i, apparent,
aeon il ther lalsehood had not been exposed-anl
ctra.ting from reputation won at the cannon 5
mouth, when the dappeI little dand, who is the OBJ
;oct If their dolairy, united with the Blue Lights
ofConpecticur, was endcavoring 10 overthrow the
administration Of Mr.. Madison, and to bring in the
. Peace canjidate,' Dewitt Clinton They E.
ven cali the Hero of Tippecanoe, Fer Meigs and
,,e Thames, q coward''i TLey, the advocates
Of a "Hlly-Iiver'd' politician, WHO would faint at
lin, smell of gunpoWder, to reproach William H..
Harrison, whose life is one long record of dangers
encountered and subducd, with cowardicc Arc
cher. not now living, in Bedford, some of Lett
wic,'s brigade, who can give the lie TO these Sian.
,lerers
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MAR NIAGrS

Married atiIannibal, Missouri, on the 22dult. by
the Rev. Ezra Styles Ely, Mr., Rorrur VI. BRmas.
OF that place, to Miss ANN + JOINS, formerly Of
LNuehbure.
, on Wednesday, the 81 inst. by the
Rev. ID. II. Hove, Mi john f. NoRyrLL, Qor-
merry of Lynchburg, 10 Miss ELIZABETH +. .,
daughter OF MI. Aaron Whit,teher, all Of Charles
tom Va
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ION.

TEHiIIS Morning, at 10 O'Clock, will sell, in
d front of my Auction Room:
10 bags Coffee,
Is barrels llerrings,
% boxes Raisins,
500 lbs. Sole Leather,
An excellent second hand Piano Forte, in
GOOD preservation, and neat instrument.
800 large Show Bills,
Mattresses, Beds and Bedsteads,
Dishes, Cups and Saucers, &c.
Also, a lot OF town-cured
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#nonf ppt,,.l,,,, - - ''''lz
i request that ib,y ,nlli.L H.. ~ III
(Sened) TiIOS / t.pIrN p,
lonN \. N'Cu,v So, -
MEETING " ROGkBRIDtE
~ The Editors al. th, \ ,,.,;,,,
TO publish the following article from the lr,;oa-
ton (Na) Gazette, oi July -, a. n pgct,re# +, tIa
proceedings 81 the meeting held At faney nm. in
reference to Late order Of the count, courI Of
h9cNhfldcr, relative 10 the neW Road law.
from me Ltt@efan Ia Gdzefff JgfV ~
ii viii be observed thai 4 ncciinu of The ,,t,
aens oil Eoekbridae, in then SOVEREIGN ,anacit,
Is requested At fdnc, iiill, fn-mnrrav l., nnIif'
certain unjust and oppressive" laws recent. ,n
acted by the Legislature tRoekbri lprin relli,n l.,
Inc improvement Of our public highways. The
meeting Is called, we are informed AT the inst
sa''oh oil several OF our most respectable eilizrp,.
who feel themselves peculiarly opprc,,cd hx lin.
ioicSad grievouS cnaetmcnfs These eeniI,,,,,
have twisted the Lions tail and St;r,,d L,,, ~,
until the monarch Of the forest stampS his h,,,,
paws with rlee, films h,s main IN the arr. tl,SIex
vengeance from his eyes, and roafs ont Ill, C,rt,
mad bulls To drop the 6enrr the nronln L,,.
been blown into a towering passion. th,ir ,e,t,,l !
~; they are shot Il, kissing PIG n,, taken from,
the lire, that ling It's spi,Is 10 the rp and lief,
the soNcrciens, We are sorly n say. manil..,
very naughty aud rehellions pronsn,iIirs Tbe,.
have pul themselves IN a tie inina ani,n1e 0,n,.
shrd their shelalics over tncr heads. AMI ,v,r,
WIN terrible oalhs thai no set of arstnrrat, shah
grind tlrrn in the dn@t.-Tbev vol 49,
Last ga>P.-lhey will die feemcn. f,tl,., t,n I,,.
slaves
We learn that the ia>arr.cfion,,, ami, :.
spreading throughout the county. Vhre,.=,, an
stop we cannot tell Revolutions il !, s,id #n,.,.,,.
20 backwards AnauI,l crisis ,,,,,,...i.,,.z5'
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.AVHaErT's OFFICE, !

-ItSHST ., Iof'U'
Driving of the Wheeling Ezra Class. No ), for
ISIS
81. 20. Is. 4. 10. %, -. 81 d. ~.
Renew Your prizes rl.,he splendid sehcne to be
drawn oil Saturday next in which are frlzes OF
100000, $1,000. $4,000 and 80 prizos of SloOO.
SC &c J. n. AyEKETT & Co
Aug. IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-08-11
Prince Edward Races.

, h'll's Races over the Prince Edward Course,
Will commence, on Tuesday, the 18Th Sep
Il nlhor neNi, and continue three days.
FIRST OaY-, Swcepslakc Tor three year cd
colts and lilies, mile heats, fifty dollars entrance
half forfeit. four subscribers and closed.
Merritt Talbot enters t Mary Jordan, by
Charles dam by Whip.
"''t'm \ Goedc enter, bf Lucy Kenny, by
ltinaldo dam by MADISON
John Bailey enters c White Stockings by
Werltawk, dam by Janus.
Thomas l.. Arlington enters c II Rinaldo, bv
ltnaldo, dam l., Snap.
second D"Y-Jochey Club Purse 500, mile
Loats, 10 entrance.
1hWd Dag=A Sweepylale for colts and FLIES,
m'e heats, h'ty dollars entrance, play or pay two
or more 10 make race, to name aud close the l,t
september, 10 which arc two entries
iam y Goodr enters b + by Rinaldo, dam
BY llorza.
john Bailr, enters
Race hor,cs furnished with Stables and litter
traits. WILLIAM \. GOODE, Pror.
August II 1t