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u The following notice to Editors, from
the publishers o:'the Democratic Review. caps
the climax. of any thing of the sort We have
ever seen or heard tell oi,-the northern MA
gazines, aud mammoth newspapers, hase, for
some time past. levied heavy rsnafies, upcn
southern publishers. such as putting their pub
Eca,ions, and inserting column or two oi
long prospectus. ere they would exchange; bu,
the publishers of ,he Review are no: satisfied
with these triaes, the editors who wish 10 have
the benefit ofaa exchange with them. must
turn out and "6eG, the bash" for ,wu new sub
scribeYs, and those cash oEes too, otherwise they
will be stricken from their roll. We have
never received the Review. and therefore It
does not effect rs; but we consider the para
graph rs an iasul. to publishers, and hope, un-
less some explanation on the par, of ths pub
fishers offhe Review be made, that etery uuly
Independent publisher viii strike i, from hia
exchange list.
TO Editors - Tho free Iia beiag in some
States actually larger than that OF it's snhscr,-
bers, il has become necessary TO curtail u;
il,ose, therefore, who may desire TO receive the
work in future. can have il forwarded on their
remittihg the names Of TWO subscribers, with the
amount Of their subscriptions, an eIpedient no.
cessary TO the interests Of the work, and far
from difficult to accomplish
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A vngabond called nj house one Sun
day and begged for some cider. The In
dy refused 10 give Hny,him and he rcInin-
ded her Of The Of, quoted remark. that she
"migln cntertain au angel unawares.
Yes" said she, "bu, angels don't go
about drinking cider on Sundays ~
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Mr. Calhoun.-The Commercial Ad-
vcriiser sasaks Of Mr.. Calhoun as the
.haush,y snulheruer." No epithet was
ever more misapplied ihan that Of "haush-
~" To Mr.. C.. He rs as mild and gentle
mdnlike in ihis manners In socia! ife.and
ns courteous in debate, as any mau in or
ou, OF The councils Of the uation. AT times
he is animated, but never in his sect or
elsewhere. have we seen him provoked 8"
FAR as 10 lose bis temper for moment. His
example 10 these respects is. we think.
worthy OF imitation. much as we differ
fiou him in poiilics.-Erprsss.
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Held Charters,
CoLuxAiA, lii, i,

CoLuxAiA, llih July, lS43.
ORDER No ;.
so much Of orders dated. Head Qarers
- O-i--.t:-, Ie.i. Juur, 1910 rrIales To the
sth!and 9Th Regiments CT Infantry, are hereby
countermanded. they will parade as follows,
viz:
The 9th Regimen, 4, Morrows old field, on
Tuesday Tie 18th Of September.
The 9Th Regiment at Lomax, on Thursday
the 18th of September. The Officers and
non.commissioned officers will assemble the
day previons al their regimenial parade ground,
for drill and instruction.
The Gencral in command Of the division
and the Brigadier Generals will, with their
suite attend the reviews.
The Brisadcr General CT Infantry will ex.
tend lnis order.
BY order OF the CommGnder.in chief:
J. W. CANTEY. Adj. L Insp. Gen:
u To be published in all the papers located
within the Brigadrs ordered ont for review,
and to continue until the reviews are ever.
July ~ ~ ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-07-19

Ho,o he country propospers HihoM
Bank.-ln the days Hf Tie United States
Bank we used 10 hear much abont The
irregularity Of The exchanges, The want al
specie, and the general depression Of husi-
uess created by these two difficulties.
And when rho Democrats were sndeav-
oring to rid the country Of the great .fnan-
c,dl monster. no other sound so continual
" grated The cars rs declarations Of The
impossibili,y OF carrying on the business
Of inc people without national institution
to regulate The exchanges" aud give us
sound currency" These were stan-
ding arguments in favor ola bank, and
they were the grea, levers by which public
opinion was to be moved to repudiate the
Democratic policy. and give the Govern.
meut into the hands OF the Wings. How
often, then. have we heard the complaint
that without n national hank, tie ex-
changes would be SD irregular aud the ba-
lances Of trade SO decidedly against Us.
that all The specie which could he had.
would be sent to foreign countries Now
witness the result. View the falsity Of
those Wing predictions The bank has hern
dead-irrclricvably dcad--for more than
TWO years; ard trade and business learned
how 10 regulate themselves. as the Dem.
ocrats all along conleuded they would, as
soon ns The bank should be out Of way,
and they could end fair field. Moro than
tlian ,~eniy ni!!ions--or dDiinrs IN Specie
arrived in this country between the first
Of January and The middle Of May: while
two per ceu,. discount. according to the
New York Courier and Enquirer. the
leading bank paper in The Union. has
been the greatest difference Of exchanges
between New York aud New Orleans!
This is The eiiec, of tho Democratic poll.
cy! What can The poor Wings say 10 i, !!
40 wonder that National Bank has he
come an Obsolete i,iea." 4 high ,arIh
for "prnlcction" mus, soon meet the same
fate. The great pillars Of Whiscry ore
at last crumbling under The tot,erine mass.
aud soon there will be nnl!iig left but
shapeless heap Of mouIdering ruins.-Do-
rcr (DtL Gazette.
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Notice,

E'HE Estate Of Jesse McClendon, de-
u ceased. being left .irrelict. 1 shall
proceed 10 sell on Thursday the 9Th inst.
nl the laic residence ',f said deceased. al
his persona! es,1,c, consisting of one horse.
ten head eattic. c,even head hogs. house
hold and kl:chJn furniture, and other arti-
clcs not iner. .tioned.
Terms Of sale, cash.
OLIVER TOWLES,
Ordinary Of Edg.feid District.
July l2 81 "a
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Ecw.rapers.-Ths Salem Gazette con-
lnins list of all The newspapers in Masso.
cIIuse,ts. SO far as known 10 The editor. Us
in number. The ollcs, of them Is the
Massachusetts Spy, which was established
in 177l. Only seven were commenced
prior 10 the present century.
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Nen Species Of Shooting Maieh.-We
have heard Of showing matches for medals,
and for turkies, but We never knew that
these afairs took place for mans "beiter
half" A recent match, however. came
of in Tennessee, bciaeen two chaps,who
pu, up their wives 10 be shot for. forfeit
S75. One fellow got both The women.
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Head Quarters.
Ist DIVISION. s. c. "a. }
Edgefisld, July lcfn, lSA3. {

ORDER No
VN obedience to an order from tie comman.
der.in.chief the following Regiments Of ca.
valry. will parade at tho times and places here.
in stated. viz:
The Is, Regiments, nlt Pendlelon Village
OH Thursday the 9Th Sept.
The Cd Regimen. Of Cavalry at Long,nircs
on Saturday the 10Th Sept.
Tie con,musioned and non-eomn,issioned
officers (corpnrals included) will assemble The
day previn'rs for drill and irs)nIc;ion.
The division and Brigade Staff. vii! attend
the reviews Of the diyision. :; =.
by order Of Brig. Gspl. NJ. L. Bonhain.-
Commanding lst Division.
JAS. L. ORR,
Dep. Adj'i. Gen1.
Jniy 10 ~ y
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Brought 10 the Jail

hF this District a negro man, who
w calls himself JACKSON. Eve feet g
incnes high, very black complexion. about
30 years age, his left leg shurier than the
right, says He Belongs 10 Mr. James Hardy
of Anderson District. S. C. who lives
within three miles or Mr.. Samuel Earles
Store. and tina, he rauaway Eve or six
weeks ago:
The owner is requested 10 come forward,
prove property ray charges. and take him
away. otherwise be will he disposed of ac-
cordihg to law.
c. n. GOODMAN, J4ilo,
July l9 if 25
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a7.l,, uslil Monday 3ls,; aud iIol, ,l,cace 70
the Convention nj spar,anburg. "Wednesday,
Angus, end
Mr.. C. has numerous Invitations from other
parts Of the State, which will all be attended to
us socn Us practicable.
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HAMnuRo. July II

Co'ion.-Thc dull season hss now set in.
md we have bu, lille to Eutice in the Cotton
market The arrivals are fcw al this time, and
will remain so for month. Our quotations
urr nhou, The same AZ these Of lnI week say
from 5 I, 81 cts. The late accounts have had
but slight effect Oh this market-joarnal.
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Head Quarters,
2SD REoiarsr CAVALRY, Z
July 18th, 1Si3. {

OgtER no -
I'm obedience TO orders from Brig. Gent,
n Bonham an eIection for Msjor of the inuer
battalion Of the 2nd Regimen, Cavalry, wilfb.
held on Saturday, The Doth Of August next 10
ill the vacancy occasioned by the resignation
Of Lieut.. Col. Mundy. Each Capt. will give
the legal notice within his own limits:
BY order of Col. JAS. c. SpROUL,
July 10 6t IS
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The weather has becn for some time
unusually warm and dry. Crops are now
suffering Cor wan, Of RAIN much more
than they have during The summer. The
crops Of wheat and oats in this section
have both yielded well.
We observe that the weather every
where has beef hotter lhnu usual. The
thermometer here has been for several
days in succession oTer 90 III the shade.
aud. wia, i, quite unusua! with us. the
nights have been oppressively. warm.
Since the above was put IN type VIC
have had a 6ue rain.-Pendi.toh NrSsen.
ger I4. inst.
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Rich.--Two boats were up for ST. Lon
is, nt Cincinnati, the other day, one ask
ing niue. The other five dollars. About an
hour before starting. the spokesman for a
large migratory party who had taken seals
On The five dollar boat asked the niue dol
lar Captain why l,c charged so much,
When the latter coufiden'iully whispered
10 the man as follows: "lhe fact is. my
friend. ,ha, chap has obtained large
quantity Of enupowde- as freight nj high
rates, while refused TO cndanser the lives
ofmy passengers with il. so you see that
he cau allnrd 10 tnkc you cheaper than !
can. :" The spokesman returned to tho
cheap boat, whispered the facts to the
passengers, and they all ns! TO the 80 boa,
Ike rats from sinking ship! On landing
at 81. Louis il turned out lhat Mr.. Nine
Dollars had as much gunpowdcr on board
as Mr.. Five Dollars hnd
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Destructive Fire at Fall Rirer Moss
The Prov. Journal. Extra says. ~ three
O'Clock, Sunday afternoon, a most de-
structive fire broke out in Fall River,
which rnged with great fury antil j, de-
s,roy.d a greater portion Of The business
quarter Of the town. Owing to the ponds
having been drawn of, there was at first
difficulty id getting water. and when that
was obtained. srea, part of the place
had been destroyed hy the rapid advance
of tho flames. The fire swept Maiu street
for abou, half a mile. Several buildings
were blown up, bn, with little effect in
arrestiug the flames which cansh from the
sparks. The fire spread until midnight.
when Il was got under control but was
not wholly cxlinsus!cd hen the King
Phillip left.
Among the buildings destroyed are the
Pocasse, Bridge Mill, large and valuable
establishment; the Pocassct House, The
Manufacturers linl,l, ,he Fall River Bank
building, The Savings Bank building, the
Custom House. the Pos, Office. the Me-
ihodist Church, the Christian Church. The
Monitor Printing office. the Argus Print
ing office, and about Two hundred other
buildings. including NIL the principnl-
wholesale gnd retail stores in the village.
We are greatly indebted tn Capt. Bor-
lien, of the King Phillip, and 10 ID. Sisson,
Esq. Of the Fall River Iron Works Com.
pany. for the particulars Of the FIRE. MIR.
Sisson has allowed us to copy 4 letter from
Mr.. Borden.
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II,y:rE. June I3.

H.vnE, June l3.
The price OF cotton remains firm.
MARsErLLxs, Jine 10.
In United States cotton nothing took place.
not for want of orders. but entirely owing 10
our small stock. which is nearly quite exhaust
cd. aud our prices are dl,nost u, par with those
OF Idyrc
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pend some interesting data. 10 wif:

These were taken in latitude Sc now neiib-
or in that or any o,her latitude Is there any APP
peaTanee of bloom, and do not think the ma
;jority Of tho cotton, that saw, will be in bloom
before the lsi Of July. II the season continues
dry, the sandy lands tas in ,ls3s) will make
very linle Gotten; but rather look for a wet
Summer and Fall an early frost. and very mo-
deEate crop.-YoI will see by the above thar
late Spring is invariably followed by an early
Fall .n-y, Y, AsgerieaA
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Haltb of Colambia.-There is no use
in attempting to smother tho fact that
boweico,nplaints nrc prevailing extensive
IL in Columbia. Bu, we believe, tha, in
no instance have they tcrminnted fatally
except where the subject has been inpru.
.leu. in regimen or enervated by previous
disease. Great caution ought TO be used
hy our citizens in indulsins 10 the use Of
fruits, ice-crcams. DC. The waier-mc!on
season ,ao has commenced. and we con-
slider them most pcrnicious TO health. A
s,ric, prohibition ought to be placed on
Youth and servants against eating them.
'fhe use of them will oc sure to lay any
body ,p already predisposed to disense.-
Chroa:eie.
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Ten Dollars Reward.
Brought to the .gai9

nF this District negro man, who
W calls himself HARRY. five teei A.
inches bish, Of very black complexion. a.
bout 40 years OF uge; says ho ranaway
from Mr. Weeks, Of Barnweil District.
four miles from Aiken, abou, tho 18th OF
June last. The owner is requested to come
forward, prove property. pay charges and
take him away, Otherwise he will be dis
posed Of according TO law.
G. II. GOODMAN, Jailor.
June 10 If IS
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COLUMBIA, July !

CcLuaBiA, July il.
Cotton There Is nothing worth notice, and
no apparent change Of prices. We therefore
continue las, weeks quotniions-say ~ :" %
strictly prime md choice
would command s,iH niore.-Caro!inian.
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Aeeideni.-Mr. Tbos. l.. Fraser in firing
a salute at 'Georg gelown. on the morning oi
tho 4,h inst, met with setieus accident.
the gun discharged willie he was in the
act ramming down the cartridge. in conse-
qu.uco Of the vent hole being left opei by
the person who was appointed to attend
ir. The left arm was so much shaiter-
ed as to rendet arhputation necessary, the
fingers aud thumb of the right hant blown
of, and some other injuries sustained,
which are of so serious nature ds TO
render his recovery doublfdi.
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: A stord TO Borro,ecrs are aware that
we have a great many readers who enjoy our
labors witheut contributing one cent TO our
support We know in our own vicinity (and
several Of oursnbscrihers have informed us i,
is the case in the country there ara great
many persons who run to borrow the ..Chron.
ic.e" almost as soon rs they Know IT il issued.
This i. doing US grea, injustice. flour paperis
worth reading le, them subscribe and pay foi il,
and not swindle ,is out of the fruits Of onr ,nos,
homes, labor. We adjurc our Subscribers NOS
to le, these land piralestakc ndyantnge'o their
good nature hereafter. so that ir they are deter
mined to be snean they may also be ignorant
-SoaiheYn Ckronieia.
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DR.. .4ppie,oR.-This notorious character, is
in the Jail of Lancaster county. Pennsylvania,
waiting requisilion from the Governor Of
New Jersey.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-07-19

Steamboats, within the las, few weeks. on the
Presidential question. 0fthe votes siten on
board OF four steamboats,, Calhoun received IN
NIL votes. and Clay 35I. We are glad OF the
result, for il shows how viii s'and ,he votes
among the more sober aud scda;c portion oil
The people OF the United States. Gamblers
aud ioaiers may swell The Number OF votes on
western STEAMBOATS, for their candidate, but
when j, comes 10 the turn ofihe homes, ndnp-
RICH, vo,rrs o,, land, the picture. vii! be pleas
in- 10 behold.-HGmJsrg Ionradt.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-07-19

Weather, crops. Sc-For the past three or
fou. days up to yesterday, we have had hot
weather. sh. thermometer ranging as high us
95 degrees in the shade from 10 A. NJ. To P.
M., each day. Tn Monday evening, there was
delightful shower Of rain, accompanied by
fierce lightning, and heavy. thunder: which has
cooled the air. and we now enjoy plcasan.
summer weather. Crops Of corn. aud other
small grain look well in this quarter; and cot.
toh is doing well. Notwithstanding all the
grInlbliug. and uuthankinlness Of man during
the spring, we will have an abundant crop in
this section Of coun:ry.-Hamburg Journal.
18th inst.
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CHEAP
Cabinet Establishment.

YH1HE Subscriber respectfully informs the
IL public. that he will make ard sell all ar
ticIes in his lihe. at very reduced prices. for
CASH. Credit. to punctnal customers, al Barter.
All persons wishing articles Of CABINET
WARE, would do well t" call on him previous
10 purchasing nj sny other place.. as he is de-.
tcrnined to give his customers Bargains.
His establishment is in the hohse formerly
occupied by DIR. L. ). Minis. IS an Ap"theca-
ry Sioic.
Funeral attended TO, at the shov,cs, notice
and cheap rates.
WILLIAM LEWIS.
July l9 81 %
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July 10
Notice.

Notice.
A Ii persons indebted to the estate OF
IN John S. Adams, decd. arc requested
TO make payment, and thosc baving de-.
mands against said estate, will render
them id.
OLIVER ToWLES,
Ordinary Of Edgsfeld District.
June 90 If 81
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Steamboat Yatsys-We see IN account some
days since, made by Georgia paper, Of the
votes sivrnhy The passengers on the Western
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M.Rs.-Iu thirteen counties in the Stale OF
Michigan, there are no less than,hree hundred
and eighty-six aonring and saw mills.
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Notice.

NosRcess
A LII persons indebted to US on aeeouii,s
N duo the first Of January last. arc 70
qacsted 10 como and settle up. We have
to pay our debts.
GobDE & LYON.
Feb. Is 4 3
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co TTO.s' yIg.7CMESES,
Notice..

A LII persons having demands against
"A ARTHUR WlGEALL, will please hand
them to me for payment.
LOUIS T. WIGEALL.
julyl g, 24
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-03-30

probation. Now hear the secret whis.
pering OF reproach and ceRsure. Hitherto
il has been the language which gives nerve
10 every effort. F" Well done thou good
and faithful servant" Now it seems, with
some, my services are no longer needed,
aud am to be met with the cold and chill
Ing blast Of political censure. Ii this be
80, and Pronunciation Is Ia come, then will
arm myself with the iorliIude Of Il man
--poiSe and stand erect amidst the storm.
And if censured and distrusted by those,
with whom have heretofore acted, still
will not fly TO the arms of my opponents.
No But If am 10 appeal, il shall be TO
those old Republican friends, in whose
fidelity and justice ! have the most unsha-
ken confidence, and TO a warm, generous,
and confding people, whose verdict shall
never fear, 50 long as my end shall be my
country's good.
r. NJ. SAUNDERS.
WASHINGTON, FEB. 25lh, ls43.
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Tho Boston American is a Tyler paper
par excellence. H. discuurslng upon some
matters relating to the Presidents party
that paper holds the following ionguage
Our President has been charged VITA
falsehood, publicly ard privately, IN thl'
city, and IN vain have we waited for Two
years, 10 zee those in Office under hm
come forward in his defence. Even BIS
amiable and talented children have been
abused, vIliicd and sandered but mol
an office holder, no, one of those who arc
rloilng here upon the FIT Of the land re-
ceivag thousands aud thousands per an
mum, through the kindness Of The honest
Firglnian, John Tyler, and hisgiiied guile
less children, has had the honesty or the
gratitude 10 come forward, and say to lle
mcfcIiess slandcrcrs, il il not 50, John ~
Ter Is IN honest man biz children are no'
less So"
Only think of the office holders in bos'
ton receiving thousands and thousands per-
annurl, Through the KINDNESS of Joh'
Tyler and has gifted and cuILFIrss caiL'
pRgN." Never was thero such miseaa'
Die state Of the public press. The g'o >
sickcning, disgusting personal fattcfy ?,
he children Of the President, is beyond al
lnduranc mud yet il is accepted aud ac'
,eptable u. s. Gdsettc,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-04-08


MISS SAWYER iafosms ssr pssrons. and de pub
lyl lie generally, that the speing session Of the
FEMALE SEMINARY in Fayettevilie. will open the
second Wednesday of April. l6<3. aad close August
l2th when after few days vacation. new term will
comaencs. and continue three four months. cir
cumstances Of this school to demand The prices
will sary from six 70 eight dollars Sor term of foar
months according toths .tsent'aa devoted the po
Pill. No untaught young children will be admitted un.
der %, unless where parents gaards apable
pay. all such the prres will he graduated
the ability to make payment 80 ssz. =
its expected thal young lAdiss ~ili sens prepared
to give their undivided attcntien 70 study: and that
while removed from parental protection and Influence
their iutercoarse IN society will b controlled by the
Teacher, unless committed to the Of cone friend
or relative It i desirable also. that they prepar-
ed with clothes sufficient for tho season. that their
miads may not be unnecessarily occupied this sub.
ject.
In addton 10 the English brsncHcs taught here will
be plain and ornamental needle work.
Bible class il attended every Subbeth At tho Sem
nafy composed Of the pnPs II The school and Of the
yourh Of the village This Bible ciass enoys the ben
EFT Of the Instructions of the Rev c. Washbpfs every
second Sabbath Of each month. III
week.
March 10, ls43-tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-04-08
FORT SMITH
JOCKEY CLUBsRAc ES.

YvHERE will come of over The FORT SMITH
j. Race Course. on the 2nd day Of May next.
matsh race. bctwesn a. Webstcf's q M Nancy House,
and CAPT. +. g: Meores Monsrelia. for $500 aside
distaace two mile boats. &lfs}&aR
On the third-- !, 4
There vii! be Hnefber match. three mile boats, f-r
~ 900 aside. betwcen Philip Trammcrs r. Waffle
heck and 4: Webstsrsg 6. E Mary Bufort.
Thefe will come oG IN tho i0fh day Of May next,
swespstske. far tlres year old c4ts and ics. Closed
ist dsy Of Feb last, fvs entsrcd, entrance $780,
half forfSis-distaRes miie heats S3
Thers will be pafsoa offered 10 be for, according
to thS rules Of ths Yprs the li1h DAY
of My next In ane time there will b meeting OF the
foehny Club. 70 tesgnato the pumber Of daysto
tho ssssuut ef ths Fnssss and tbs dssance q each
dsys s.es. y
Ac3I 1. 1643.--y-sd. 81. PyOprietw.