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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-13

We put il TO the Richmond Enquirer whether II
is exactly Rtccnt after abusing the Conservatives Tor
The last four months, turn ight round and com
mence honeying aud c0aring them, as soon as II is
found that Their r0ieS wanted 1t seems TO us
that such course is calculated rather 10 disgust
than TO succeed. We ale well satisfied to let The
Conservatives do what ight, according 10 their own
judgment. Aterandr,a GateHe.
The Cons natives must be made Of very plant
stuff if they can now be wheedled by the Loco Fccos,
after having been abused by them up to the very mo
ment when il was discover ed that their votes were
necessary to "lhe party" from defeat aud pros
tralion. 1.-THE hopes the Enquirer had been re-
allz ed--ifthe Locos had succeeded in securing an
absolute majority in the next Legislaure-who does
not know that the Enquirer would have kept up It's
supcrcilious & contemptuous tone towards that small
but heretofore in1exible band Can they now be
so lost to selfttspect and regardless OF principle
as to be won by few soft words, hypocfiiically
thrown our, to get their votes! They will deserve
the treatment IN store for them, fthey prove thus re-
creant and slavsh. But we have no appehensions
on this score. They will maintain their principles,
at all hazards.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-13

NJ has beeh recently announced that the President has
appointed IIananus Blocker of Albany, Charge des
fairs Belgium Mr. Bleccker WIS member of Congress
during the last War and made flaming speech against that
measure and to him imputed the authorship OF the Address
othe Federal members of Congress bitterly denouncing MI
Madison and the policy Of his Administration. Nh Van Blu
rem, scems still cDgs lis ancient Federal Peace Par
ty' friends
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-13

CO The Common Council of New York h We in
vted Col. X. NJ johnson, the Vice President to Wis
1t t at city, and partake of Public Dinner This
IS understood TO be sly hint, the pant of the Fan
ny Wright faction, TO Messrs Forsyth, King, Ste
vcnson and other aspranls that Meir idol is not to
be unceremonously shuffied out OF Il way
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-13

o. Considerable excitement has beer produced
in the city of New lork by the conduct Of the new
Loco Foco city council in relation to the Fine Com
panies. For The purpose OF turning out Mr. An
derson, the Chief Engineer of the Fire Department,
whom they could reach only in that way they created
the hight before the election took place 81 ad-
dtional Fire Companies, at cost Of 81 1000 10 The
city. The next day Mr. Anderson was Of course
hurled out, and Mr.. Ilofmirc elected in his place,
by majority of IL votes. 1t is said that the more
consldeiate position of the Tammany party were out
voted in this matter by the ravng portion 1t will
doubtless Strengthen the Wing patty as similar tIeat-
ment TO Mr.. GuIick did some few years ago The
people OF New York will scarcely consent to be taxed
100000, in order to get Mr. Anderson OUT of office,
aud to put Mr.. Hoflmre in. This is paying rather
too dearly for ProScrFhon.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-13
LecsbMsS .Icvstesssy Lottery,
kriiiiNMf Scheme 4.

No Virginia Scheme will be drawn AZ Alexandra
on Saturday next, Ia place OF that, The Managers
have given us one TO be drawn on Monday the l7ili
ui lnue NJ Norfolk.
Capnal ptigc d $lo,uO0
80 itizrs oi 500
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-13
UTrgimiU state L0tierN.

Tor Ne 6eaIfoJ He NcrddNleal Bcaerolenf Society
Il NofIotk
CLASS, No. 6. FOR 1880.
To be dnwnut NORFOLK eD Monday tho 17lh
day oi Jnur. The dtawlng expected ON Thurs
day. the l0h INST, m 6 O'clock. L. N.
WHOM TICKETS only Sd.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-13

TENNESSEE.-rhe political campaign in this
STATE wakes warmer and warmer. The most tren1en-
dous efforts making TO rc.te,olutionlze II, aud
10 orng II once more into the party ranks For tins
purpose, the aneieut prcjudees OF the old Jackson
party against Nh. Clay are earnestly Invoked, but
we believe without success. That name, connected
"'lh 50 many patriotic events has nothing Ia Ito alarm
The tears OF The unp,ejudlced, Aud we arc glad to
see BY the tone OF the Wing piuts OF Tennessee.
that they will go into tie with moral cer.
iainty OF glorious triumph. From every Con
gtessional District, (says the Memphis Enquirer the
tdings are such as NO would wish. Aud unless all
signs tail, the next Congressional delegation hom
tennessee will present an undivided, uub,okea Wing
phalanx. with perhaps e" solltaf, aud alone" eNoep
ton OF one black sheep; though he, 100, may be
routed
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-13
I,mE MOVE roruLAWruLL.
Oi,ssc OF the Bank Of Va. nt Iyncburg,

TN IUIlt, lou.
~ OrlCE is hereby given, that book Tor sui.
y scuWiuus 10 the additional Sipek OF the d ,nk
OF Nuginia, authorized b, the late OF the Gen
otal Assembly OF this Commonwealth. isnow open At
this once. G. nABNEI, Pest.
Iuue - Ia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-13
MARRIAGE,

NAMED on tie 10Th ull. lay the Rev. J Tin ,cy. a
the residence d the lady, WILLIAM II. kNiou1
Esq II New Glasgow, 10 Mrs. EL,g, +. Turner o
Amherst
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-13

u The American Anri-S Slavery Society has is
sued an appeal 10 the Abonionsts OF the United
States, to RAISE for The treasury oftha Society, the
present year, 500, 600. And ii is announced, in
the New lorh Evening Post, the organ of the Van
Bn,en party in that State, that Grrit Smith, who,
by his influence, secured the election of two Van
Buren, members OF Congress at the last election, has
RENTED 10 the treasurer SO 600 Of the sum aske
for Sraws show which way the wind blows.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-13
Come in Little Tennessee
STATE or VIRGINIA,
Richmond .IcUOeniy Lottery,

CLASS No. /. lnr ls3D.
10 be drh,tn al Aictandrid on SATURDAY. the 2od
ot June, o. The DraminP uH be rece,red at
h,S Office Tuesday, he 25M inst, at O'Clock,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-13
TO CONTRACTORS.

On Saturday, the 9th day OF July next, at The
~ Court House OF Montgomery County. contracts
will be made ior the clearing aud opening Of three
sections, (,i five miles eaoh) Of the Lafayette aud
lnpess Ferry Turnpike, commencing AT the town
OF lafayette.
Bv order Of The Board,
K. ID. MONTAGUE, Secretary.
June 10 3w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-13

t~s Mr.. Van Buren,, it is said, Is to make hls pub
he currec lnto the cltyol Ne" ok, on the ''h %
July on his cecuonsern. tour
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-13

u The property Of Samuel Swartwoul WAS sold
In New OH on the oh INST and brought between
IL and 81, 600 This sum will go far towards
paying million and aquarer.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-13

o. The Enquirer, conscious OF the rIdIcu'e
which IT'S "Piot DiScorered" provokes, now endea-
yours 20 retreat from ludcrous position BY decar-
ing thai its premature exposure has prevented us
consu,nmaion, The denouement is more larcical
than the Inception OF this imputed foul intrigue"
between the Rires Wings and the Conservatives
an impula,lon founded upon street conversation
between two Anli-Rves Wings The Enquirer
has keen scent in smelling out "Coalliionsi but
for once, at least, il has banked up the wrcng Tree.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-13

u Dr. Curtis (Whig) contests The election of
White tLoco) in Hanover, aud Mr.. Odell (Wh,e1
contests the election Of Mr. Allen (Loco) in uamp-
shie,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-13
lsOLTaNG CLOTHS.
FARMERS Il NERCMANTS'
Savings Institution,
LY.y'CExIST KG.

FNtlIS INSTITUTION, HAS NOW BEEN
4 IN successful operation for SIX years, under the
mo Il prosperous ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS a dollar having
beer lost, OF debt due the Institution but what has
been promptly paid. The Company continue to
receive dcposltes, upon the most favorable terms.
that is, for any sum remaining with them under four
months interest thereon from the date OF deposite,
N three per cent. per annum-Over ioui, and under
six months, four per cent, and six months, five
per cent per annurn
Deposes generally paid upon application, but
the Company reseiyeto themselves the right of re-
curing two weeks.
Those wishing to deposte money, will call upon
the Cashier at his Office, the sloie Of Turner &c
Burwe
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-13

rJ7 The Richmond Compile, appears IN ne"
aud beauhuI dress, We wish It's editors all sue
.ress.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-13
.liNo II

Nessys. RThu3 Forrest Ja,iih Padig. Mary
Moore, Jobn Taylor and l'arthd las wiir, drais
tedd ". Forrest, Robert Lamphia and Elisabeth
ms U5Jc, and Eb;dbtH forr,st;
H'AkE NoTICE-rhai shall, on SATURDAY
the ith OF July. 1889. N the house Of Daniel
DeRinett, inthe county OF Halifax, Va. proceed 10
take the dispositions Of Richard Thornton aud others
10 be read evidence on the tfial of u sun
IN the Circuit Superior Cont Of Law aud Chan.
Gerry lor the county Of Halifax, IN winch YOU
are plaintiffs and | am defendants Aud In case
the dispositions shall not be completed on that
day they VIII be continued from day 10 day,
tSnndays oNcrptrd) unul completed. AT which
time aud place YOU may attend il YOU please.
ours, Nc. JAMES FORREST,
In his own 'lghl, aud rs admir-. OF John Forrest
June II ~ m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-13
splendid scheme I
.n.I.N.NOTxl <lHE.NE !!
For the 2od OF June.
HOOkEK'S OFFICE, ynchburg, Va.

In orde, 10 give my DISTANT customers full
aud iat chance orlhc fine Schrne ui the ped inst,
to be drawn At Alexandria, II published lol their
benefit lhus edtly.
Come sn Lille Tennessee
And us your luck III ,is best Scheme for The year
q - Grand Capital Pilze If $;}5, 295
80 Prizes OF 1000 -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-13
To the VaIctudinarian.

/ HAVE Just received fresh from the Springs. u
1 large quantity Of
UNITE SELI'HER U.I1ER,
carefully put up IN bottles. 1t will be kept cool for
persons wishing 10 use 1t III town. | have also n
few boxes ol DsHtfc sulphur I'iHS, which
have acquired considerable reputation IN the cure
of those diseases, 10 which the W hIlo Sulphur Wa
ter seems so peculiarly adapted.
H. LATHAM, Druggist
JUNE IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-13

" letter from New York 10 the Boston Atlas
giving an account OF the late Abolition Convention
III The former city, says: " One thing that struck
nae was tie number OF IAN Bares deepates
IN attendance on his Abolition gathering including
deserers from the Wing ranks, who were, hardly a
year since, vociierous against the same Abolition
What can this mean Why do we see these men
prominent IN such conycntixles, and urging The pas
sage o resolutions insisting poieat action as the
touchslone oil true Abolition Let me rive Won
enc iact 10 aid you IN solution Mr.. W an
Buren, member of your Legislature, was lately in
tbs city. lie stated that both Massachusetts
and Vermont will vote for Van Bnren next year and
that abolition Will be the means of bringing them in
TO the Democratic fold lie supposed HAT Clay would
be the Why candidate for President and assured
ms friends that the Abolition preference of Van Blu.
ren TO Clay was ardent IN all that region. | give YOU
this for wharit is worth its authenticity YOU NAV
rely on" This statements confirmed by the Ian
euage of The Bay State Democrat" the leading
AdmnIsra ton paper in Massachusetts, which tells
It's readcts that Abolition and Democracy are one
the greatest good TO the greatest number"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-13
NOTICE..

I EFT al the franklin Hotel. by one Of the sa-
i - ges two or three months since,
A small yellow hair TRUNK.
Lock broken, lied with arope, aud much worn, con
tanning Ladies Wearing apparel marked WILLIAM
COLE, Wilmington. About the same time,
4 dark Lrab Over Coat
new with black velvet COLA, and lined with brown
stuff The ownrrs can have them by proving prop
erly and paying lor this advertisement.
June -. 4t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-13

\ Ia Cncult Superior Cout Of Law and Chan
a ce,y, continued by adjuufnmenl aud held lor
the county OF Amherst, ~ the Courthouse on fl-
day, the 9th das al Apnl, isJ9
Samuel II. Andrew, administrator of William An
drew, dec d., Plaintiff
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-13
IL CHANcFRY.

Is CHANcFRY.
This cause having been removed hither from the
County Count of Amherst, came on this day 10 be
heard upon the bill answer replication, exhibits and
examil ,iIun Of witnesses, and was argued by coun-
sci. Ga consideration whereof, the Court doth
fer IT to one olts Commissioners, 10 take and state
account OF the Plaintiff 5 demands agaOst the es-
tate OF Robert Walker, deceased and make report
thereof to the court with any matters specially sta
ted, deemed pertinent by himself, requested by
the parties to be so stated.
Copy-Pestc
ROBERT TtNSLEY, Clerk.
CoMMIssIoNER's OFFIcE,}
June |, 1889.
The parties interested in the foregoing order, are
hereby notified, hat have appointed the l7ih of Juls
next carry SAID order into effect on which day. al
the hour OF ten o'clock in the morning, they are re-
qured TO attend at my Office, at Amherst Courthouse
with copies of office papers, the evidence, &C., pre-
pared Tor examination and settlement
JAMES =. GARLAND, Com'r.
June l3 WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-13

Benz amin +. Walker, administrator de bnns non
with The will ANNEXED oil Samuel Bell, decd.
Defendant,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-13

This cause came on ihs da, 10 br head Oh the
bill. answer, replication aud exhibits and aigu
ed by counsel consideration whereof the coun
doth adj udge, oidcr and decree tha, one o It's com
lnssioners do ascertain aud report To the couu what
iaf aud reasonable rent lor ht tract OF Land OF
one hundred acres, mentioned and described IN the
EXHIBIT, aud flied among the papers the 30h day of
Mls, 1906, the date OF said exhibit; and the Copn
doth further order thai the same commissioner do
lake an account OF the plaintiffs debt X interest aud
OF Ihe rents x profits ol the Land, from Tie SAID 3Oh
dayo May, ls06, until the 9Th day OF Ottubef 1899
aud make report thereof 10 The Court, with any
matters specially stated, deemed pertinent by him
sell, OF required by the parties 10 be 50 stated
\ topy-Ipstp
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-13

NVbFNT ITNNIE 7 :, DItfk.
CoMmissioNERs OFFICE,
June /, 1880
The PARTIES interested in The foregoing order,
hereby notified, that have appointed The 18Th day
of July next to cay sald order into effect, which
day the hour OF ten o'clock III The morning, they
are requested TO attend at IN, Office, At Amherst
Courthouse, wllh copies of office papers their eyl
dence, &c, prepared tf examination and settlement
JAMES =. GARLAND, Com'r.
June 10 Win
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-13

against
Ajax Walker executor OF Robert Walker, decd,
Defendant,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-06
MORNING HERALD.
MONDAY, MAU 6. 1888.
90 For legal intelligence, see fourth page


o. InpeRrAsr N.ws is expected every hour by
the Liverpool steamer, which must now De on eur
coast Teday she will have been out sixteen days
As soon as she arrives, we shall, In two hours
thereafter, issue an Ertrs Herald, with all tho
news she may bring
1t is highly probable that she may bring us ac-
counts Of the most extraordinary character from
France. where we may look for another revolution,
or at least an emeute, every moment The primer
nal news by the arrival in another column, is the
singular and alarming crisis in France-the continu-
alton of the ministerial struggle there-and the gra-
dual widening Of the political excitement between
Louis Philippe and the French people. This ele-
ment Of dissord operates more political and
commercial affairs in England than the Boun
dairy Question of this country. The breach is wi
denng between the monarchical and republican
principle in France, and the moment that physical
conflict takes place, revolution may be produced.
A Revolution in France is revolution in England
"a revolution in France and England is a revolu-
tion in Europe, if not general war that
continent, between the irreconcable principles of
society and government.
BY every arrival, therefore, from Europe, we
may expect accounts of a most interesting charac-
ter from Paris-and these accounts we shall issue
in two hours after received. in an extra HERALD"
So look out.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-06

SotSE-The pews Of the Church of Messiah
are 70 be sold today at 10 o'clock There viii he
some fun ~ seramblng for the seats in the high places
Satan says he intends 10 buy pew in front Of the
pulpit for $1,000
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-06

o. The Liverpool steamer positively sails hence
on the 18th inst There are four berths engaged for
the Hon. Daniel Webster and family. Nearly seven
~ names are already down. She comfortably
accommodate eighty ight cabin passengers.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-06

% An attempt made TO blow up the Anti
Slavery Depository IN Hartford the I'd inst with
q torpedo. Part Of the house was shattered TO
atoms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-06

VJ-T~morrow we shall give catalogue of the
subscriber tothe Webster Fund Of S650o0 including
the magnificent outst Of $4,000 to enable that dis
tinguished man 70 visit Eurepe like American Of
the highest order of talent.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-06

foLLf.-Judse Thompson wished all the proceed
ngs IN the tria Of the Bganza pirates to be pub
hshed Tor lear The public mind should be prejudced
against them In the mean time they are all killing
themselves in prison
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-06

MoRF FEAr THAN DArerR.-The Montreal pa
pers are afraid that II Gov Arthur allows Sutherland
Ia 60 Free that he will raise another rebellion There
% more fear that he will pick somebody's pocket
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-06

o. store IN Hancock, Maryland, was blown n,
the III Instant and fourteen persons killed bad
Nv wounded.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-06
ENGLAND.

BOUNDARY QUEsrIoH.-It has been stated that
Her Majesty's Ministers and the American repre-
sentative at London had agreed upon the basis Of
arrangement OF the northeastern boundary line,
which had been forwarded for the consde ration of
the American Government The fact, however, 10
not The state Of the case at present Is this
In 1881 the King Of the Netherlands gave his
award This was accepted by Great Britain. To
application TO the Government Of Washington for
their acceptance of the award the reply was that
the state of Maine rejected IL, the central Govern
mcnt could not accept il. At different subsequent
periods the matter was pressed upon NE Govern
ment at Washington, but still without effect. pro-
posal was then made by the British Government,
that the disputed territory should be equally divided
betwees the state Of Maine and the province OF New
Brunswick. This offer was also rejected, the
state Of Maine declaring positively that u would &C.
cept Of no conventional line. That state required
that the territory should ba surveyed, and the
boundary line struck according TO the treaty Of
1888
TO this, Of course, the British Government can
have no objection, however much they might have
preferred a less dilatory plan Of arrangement.
IL would, however, be manifestly useless to APP
point a commission without clear preliminary I'M
derstanding between the two Governments as 20 the
principles by which the Inquiry to be regulated
be forwarded 20 the United States by the next
packet
From ether Official statements, we gather the be-
lief that the British Ministry intend 10 sbsn-
don entirely all attempts TO desne the boundary
meant by the treaty Of 17S and TO take up the ques
ton, d.noro. It also appears that this plan pro-
posed by Mr.. Stevenson to Lord Palmerston several
months ago, bat that the latter told il to his
colleagues till the late outbreak. The dispatches
Just arrived, or about to arrive in day, will
contain the above propositions from Lord Palmers-
ton, with the offer look at the state q the frontier
TO consider what is necessary TO preserve peace and
to any cause Of farther collision. To effect
this, the British government deem II desirable TO
make an interchange of territory. or pay sum to be
fixed as the value Of that tract which the British
government want, as soon az America can substan-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-21

se. EAGLE COURSE RACES, TRENT0N,N J. u 4
as 1882 lit being the week following the Philadelphia and
First dsy for yr' 0ld'' 'sb $780,
W ,. Stockton Oh Passac, by Jewellers ont
q Also, imp b. Cumberland, by Camel out of Ma
s. JOS. II. HeIins. names Oh. c. BY Star Of Melinda.
JOS B. Kendall names BY imp Tranby out Of Mary
Same dayswepsakes fer yr olds, sab siso, h. f., mile
/. W. B. Stockton imp b. c. Atlantic, by Acteon
2 Also, names imp b Cumberland, BY Camel out of Ma
tilda by Orville.
Also names imp Passac by Reveller of Rachel
Jos H. Hengs chf Stephan, BY Shark, out Of Fa-
s. Jas, B. Kendall u Campbcll') b. by imp. Tran
g. j. H. Van Mater name, cA by Tornentor, dandy ru
kahoe. f~ 'rl #aa1
Second day Wednesday sweepstakes for yr olds sub
l. Messrs. Combs Ellis name ca Elliptic by Monmouth
Eclipse, dam by Revenge. 3. III
. Jas B. Kendall (J Campbell's) names Buckeye by
g. Edward j. Wilson names b. {. Portsmouth, by imp. Luz
borough out of Polly Peacham.
Same daySweepsakes, sub S200 h. IT, mile heats free for
all that shall not have previous to closing this
stake. M 5....lt
Eclipse, out Of Powancy, yrs. t ..t#r.tee.
Jos H. Helngs names ch g. Borax, by Andrew, out Of
8 JOS H. Van Mater names eh BY Eclipse out Of Helen
Mar, Bonny Blacks dam, 4yrs
Also names ch c. by Monmouth Eclipse dam by imp Ex
petition, yrs. )
dayrurse $780, Two miles heats; 500 which goes
to the ID best, il more than two start.
Third day (Thursday)A purse Of S7oo Three mile heats
5000 Of which goes to the I'd best if than two start
Same day--A purse Of SlcO, mile heats.
Fourth day riday)A purse Of Sl5os, Four mile heats;
$500 Of which the I'd best more than two start
Same day-A purse Of 500, mile heats.
The Races will at IL o'clock, each day. Entries
will close the Eagle Hotel the evening previous to each
race, at o'clock. Entrance per cent. ...
The second best to be determined by the rules Of the Pha
and Camden Course when these rules do not designate
the best the horse that I'd the last heat to be
sidered
Gentlemen from the northern and southern states rely
good stables horses by making application
adore sing letter to the Subscriber.
handsome DINNER will be prepared at the Pavilion,
nediately after the main each day.
The New Jersey Railroad will convey passengers from New
York Eagle Course three hours passing through New
ark New Bruaswck Princeton, and the principal villages Of
New Jersey
Eagle Course has every advantage that be
wished far greater inducements will hereafter be offered it,
each Spring and FALL than has heretofore been Course
north Of Louisiana. o. BAILEY, Sec'y.
Trenton, N. j., May 18th, 1899. myl3-l7t+