BEACON COURSE.
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rVsHE FOLLOWING PURSES will be given, to come off


this Course, Tuesday the 9th September first
fair day:


3a o'clock, purse of $40 free for all Iottng hor
that $50, best 20 they please
catch weights.


2dAt a. purse of S3O for all pacing horses that never
$50 best they please catch weights
3dlmmedately after the above purse of $50 free for
ting horses that mile heats above go they
please, catch weights.


Entries to he made at Green Losee Thursday Eve
ning next at o'clock three each make
Should there be but full the will take place
- e. 3. BROWNING, Proprietor,


The result and consequences of the late by the
Grand Jurors of Hudson County of the Beacon CourseDu
ring few weeks absence, find my that there has
been hugh aud raised by parties which have other
than honest relation this for the
purpose OF mJurng this Course believe has been
reported that all horses Engaged this
Course subject being sezed by the Sheriff and sold
ing about this pesentment. The result of this Indictment
of Hudson county who composed the Grand Jurors and
who usually selected by the Sheriff being the hon
sober aud nd viduas the county have, by
vote OF the majority, decided in their humble opinion that
The Beacon Course TO society happens how
that Of the Legislature of the State
stop racing trotug lawful business New Jer
This brought about by the afhdavits of
who have formerly been employed this Course and
who have been discharged suspicion of being dishonest


will hear state, however, that will fully indemnify and
bear harmless individual for taking his their horses
the Beacon Course for ottng racing Of
this mesentment So itFnc C. S. BROWNING. Prop'r.