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journal Of foreign Medicine.
Conducted by SAMUEL EMLIN, Jr NJ.
ID. aud WILLIAM PRICE, NJ d.

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getht' OF a h#lN nature, and OF heiilh The Ia 81
une lul,. They ne a,'rt lie q, where aelaen
Mhe t is too Of en- chokcd bv Useless OF PERU
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hoard the otlrt. fhcat publications are,
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necess ty oiietutfing 3, the ',o,k themse ves.
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1874.
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I'll. ta G, AID IN tnls count y, Ihcooen1 : Of
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yeung, the cultsased ana the aspl N. We
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uc,d When Z Z euenne Of Vita eodhfess
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must b combat Il With the legitimate use i
he arn.s Hnici hey ahlse. In II, crvice the
Chn-uat Advocats a.pire- - take pant Err
lhle, njeed, hat Il nut be an mhle put
IL al me- to Re sane~g 1T sltuu NH III pre-
! senunr the cvil Ctictt, oi litcratute mlsapp led,
J.. "a l a n,1 ahG GtitutIng sUu q btshcal CT
ilr,5nr, ~ CNIp'fsg mI7fsptC 5sutation and 80
pnasy,I IN oihin- the pu,e oocL t. oi the
Spspl ~ th,t rha = and ali actlN dress which
may give full eel L. her native cra M, N
endelysIing to cherish the love oflearnsng and
a last tast- amen the YOU ar, c.tr,y Il q q
! p mote, generally, am pf,g urtnUd y sliaus,
at tone and asprct Of ne e,ange,l Il plc.y,
mhicr n III dem usiate hit it !, Tot 81 {
but nigh y favorable 10 Whatsoever triuss are
uu,, il nest, inst. ptne, Lowell and e GOOD r..
port" ", de, the Dsne bI~.sing, t .hal
be ouud that these results, t. any CO sioe.a =
exse,l. have BEEN Cd iced hv tn,s rnhl ,ai,an.
IatuIh.v.leaaeftda ser,.ict IN when all who
.aa Ia .vc si,en Their .id vii have reason or
e,t to ioice.
The kinas of matter which tn, publication
will contain, it is moi taougi Necessary % pc.
ct, in detail. The Editor vi III W con,ta 5tlv
beore him the b. 81 reng Gus .,l,cella les winch
alepuhi he'd both in I. tope and the Ut d
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ADDRESS TO FRUGALFTY.
In RnherL XurnA

q Frugalty, thou mother of ten thou
sand blessings thou cook of fd beci aud
dainty greens thou manufacturer OF warm
Shetland hose, and comfortable surtbuts !.
thou old housewife, daru,ug thy decayed
slocklugs, with thy ancient spcctacles ON
thy aged nose lead me, hand me III Thy
rlutchiug, palsied fist up those heights,
4 through those thlckrts, hitherto III accca'
7ibie aud linpertlous 10 my ANXIOUS weary
irci MOI those Parnasslan crags, bleak
aUd barren, where the hungry wOrshlppors
or Fame are breatlrss, clanlberlng, hang
iIg between heaven and earth bnt th0s
,liltcrng ellis Of PotOsi, where the all
sufficient, ali-p0werful deity, Wealth, holds
his immediate courts al Joys and pleasure ;
" here the sunny exposure of plenty, and
III" hot wills Of prolusion produce those
h!sstuI fruits Of luxury, exotic III THIS world,
and natives Of paradise THE power,
splendid and potent as he now IS, WIS once
ilie puing nursing Of thy faithful care and
trndcrarnIs Call me thy son, Thy cousin,
,hyN Linsnmn. CT iavorllC, and adjufe god
by lie scenes of his infant years, no longer
To- rtpjlIsc me rs a stranger or an alien, but
to favor nc With his peculiar conhienance
and protection lie daily bestows his
greatest hipdness or the uudcscr,ing aud
worthlrss--assarc hin that bring ample
documents Of merli0rous demorlis.--
Pledge Yourself for me that for the gloli-
Gus cause OF Lncrc, ! viii do any thing, be
any thing-but the horse leach oil private
oppr. sslon and the yulswC of public rob-
hey.
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! IN the night oil thu Goth OF December
" lat, my fOChIi -bOOk was stolen
nom nay house. II Wits q rcd morocco, and
contained It number OF paprr--amOHg thsm,
bond On john Is. Campbell Tor seventy Give
dollars, gwen III december, loIs, nnd paya.
Die to Lewis franklin On the first Oi Jhhnars
l.z0. 1hs Is t. lofs.af. all person. hom III
dtpg for or taking az assignment ct sad bond,
as | have not ia any My alaPo'cd al Il
LESIo FRANKLIN.
January 2. II p
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\ list Of k.ettevs,

D....;a;ag in he Post Ofcc, LyRchbUg,
hea'''' ia. gIa December, 1899.
Thomas AGREE, Mrs. Mary Adams
pey. Henry Alley.
NJ .'rnomas W Barton ., Henry Balm
r,n,es Boiling, Jr. William l.. Boiling
90. Judith Bernard, Col. Joseph Bell
Maj. Claudius Buster, Arthur Brown, flei-
"p Rnsh. james Bell, Mathew Bethany
.a59srson Booth, Richard Brown, Spencer
5,sa,rd Mrs. Ann Bunting, Thomas +
p IBIS Miss Elizabeth Burns, &. Blunt, Jr
Inn Couch, Sr. Jacob n. Cardozo
1t;ss Maria Craig 2, John Case, Stllly
- Richmond J. Guile Z, Capt. Wdddy
80 Francis ". Childress, John Gala
80 ~ Amer Coffee, Ellison Clark, Chas
wy q'ykson, George Golfer, Micaja Clark
I'm Chancery Court
lanes b. Dare, Nimrod Darnell
,,,',,,.nn G.. Dobson, Miss Ann Dawson
,'in,an, Digges 8, William Uandridge
y NJ Isvis Dawson, Nelson &. Dawson J
NJ ~. r. Oarnell, Silas Duvali, JAS. Dear
n w. Huntington.
n'o, AIRS. Elizabeth Eubank, Whos. Eu-
b,nk. Jr. Joseph Eehols 8.
F-Zachariah Freeman, David Foster,
rdvard Fountaine =, Moses b. Freeman.
TIM u. Farnsworth, William Floyd, John
ffancls.
,.soh t,oode, Jr. Ned GoochIand, John II.
.;aodwn, Miss Maria Gray, Peachy X.
n,lrner. Miss Eliza A. Green, Gregory y
a,.hler. Garland, Walton & Penn A.
H-t,nls Hunter Q, George 5. Holloway,
lasenh Hardwick, James Hutchcrait, Sa-
,,na1 e.. Hooton, Nat lierndon, Edward
p,ghes. George ". IL dson, john Hennis,
AfSapler NJ. Hepburn, Samuel |. harf-
James Johnston, Charles Johnston,
lrylas. Langhorne Y Co.
Andrew kennler, Miss Sarah NJ.
King, Joshua Knight.
Winston Lucas, Saml. Lawson, Jas.
I..,inrston, NJ. Love, ). \. Lewis, Irving,
isaghorne g. Co. IL. & W. Lan9horne :,
Mrs Margaret H.. Lightfoot.
N-AIiss Mary c. Mitchell, james Me
kaor. Edwin Mathews, Charles Mays,
Ndl,am NGllncr, Edward 4. Mansfield,
1osenb &. Megginson, Miss Lucy ii. Moor,
i,mr. McDcrmot, john Molenl, john Me-
cIl lessee Miller, Capt. " N. Mitchell.
NJ. IL. NdSil, oPciS'' ~
p-Miss Mary C.Poweli, John Perel'al,
Clement Pielcell, Benz. Perkins, W lli'am
.Polndextcr, Robert Pcrrle, Wright y foi-
lard n,
Linn Richardson, Sllalana Right, James
R.squc, David Reese, Eliza lt"be'iso".
S1-pcter Schmuek, John smith :, Ma
thew Sturdy ant, Joseph Slaughter, Wait
seay, Lindsey shoemaker, HI an SPARKS,
Edmund \. SAle 2, Compton Stoc"ton.
IA. Trusiow, William Tucker, tdl'h
Tate. Melville Talbot 3, samuel Tard5,
Townsend TrusloW, AasUn Tnalc!, q.
Towlus, Creed Ia lor, David Imsley, Ga
xb Terrell, Capt. Wnl. Tluaer.
Mrs. Jane &. Nenable.
H-Mrs. Elizabeth NiInams, How 5on
s. White ), A. ii. WaddiIl, NnIlam Wat
X, Mrs. Fanny d. Watts, 3" aier " nlams,
). oegn Ward, Jr. Mis-, judith A. wilson,
liaary j. Walker, Eamuna Winston, Geo
B. NUodsOu-
l-Mrs- Yore.
JOHN D. MURBELi, 2. NJ.
January 3. tc"" x
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The North American Review,

VA, begun in Isl mud hno since been steadi'
- advancing in public estimation In lanna-
~, ls2j, the cditorsldp was assumed hy Pro-
lr>s"r E,crotl. OF the University al Cambridge
New England 4 mr. series was then com
mcuccd, with which il iaconvcuicnt lhnt sub
scriplions should begin. Orders Tor my part
of the work will however be thankfully ~.
cci>cd by L. Liiei aHd by Il. Norris Henry
who are interested in he Publication.
Pabji}dod qr1Heslg--P H., Doiiors n
gtm-pog0dt Il, ddcaace.
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Museum # Foreign Literature
und Science.

Conducted Hy kObLRf WALSH, in.
The nature Ut thi- tHp,i-e, may he IN &
stood from few e nrlGe, slions which the al
gerti ers vii v.ntdte 10 subj in to their annnn.
citation oft. Thu peri deal wort, OF Great
49, tim an Ff3nce contain a II ass Of ltorai,
AID scient lac itel i,ence, which does not reach
the A,nercan pubic Tor want ot suitable
channrl, hut Nhich would hc read among ua
with equal pleasure an profit. Soch / tat
hrtlsn Review AMI siaghziucs rs are repfinl
ed IN the United atrs--not excepting the T.
N hurgn and q 4ar, " K,yens emhrl &C
much matter which S of tile interest o,d DINO
advantage the AMette.n t1dtt, al not I'm
tfequenty htted 10 vitae his Ituary TASTE, hs
moIal-, 0. hi. 2 hieal principles. II l. desn a.
bic, under ia 1t I, uuiatanc ,that a election
should be made, ,tloh as uld iurtuah The a.
liable n enie tainig pc Il OF thtr col
tents, TO The eN hision oithe Other 20 On colt
81 tug oI details and ,peeuluiono either nn,n-
tciesiIu. IN th,nlselves, u mlechItVoun IN thri
Tendency, o. alto ether OF cat co cen and
an anon. I'm III pan, ldic expense aud II
INIT c-s c 'nsulnptIun ! .IIne, " ud lie ubv7s.
ted IA pages de,t tue 81 meiIt ny LII lie sub
STUDIED many oil value wni, h.uow lcaiarn u
known anl Itacccs, I'LL. OI srtcl- l. iiish
Jeu,na S ui Il c 5el nilic aud erudhe cas-, a Il
othe. 4 deed u ITO L general 4 d attae sane
time very snhd chAacle , llte or . ne l.
mdde y he ,ditols an en-, lien Of the pho
diei wo, Is p tea IN he Unit d ia g.
1h o ct Il the one nov iNr,t ed. IS the
acrGn.u alton, IN A Perma chl torn, oil he ma
" iaIs thus neglected, I'D 4 the ltr d,N a d
5c en- lac hclee ithY ibcI"Y 'ep.th { III
1 i, count y, ut WHICH Whn o, ate accom-
> 80. ed Nv .the presyssiuu 3 O lam 10 dttt.I-
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-17

| From Po.lson's American Daily Advertiser.
.lhJor Longs Expedition 10 The Rocky
.H0UHtGtHs.*
We have Just fisrn from hasty exam
untion OF lbis work. The American Press
hue. Ii Possesses great attraction, both
ior the scientific and for those vino read Ia
be amused. II ahounds with interest rs a
personal narration ol adventures III a cnun-
ny, over many parts of which The foot of
u white man Ind never before trod and
II adds with prolnse measure Ia the public
stock ofuselai information. The yast ter
rjtory between the Mississippi aud thu
Rocky Mountains has been hitherto even
as to It's geography, little better known
than the interior of New Holland. The
expedition of Lewis aud Clark, IL ~ true,
taught ia the courses of the Missouri and
Columbia, hui rs IL any thing ELSE, II RAJ
Their stimulated than satisfied curiosity.
The habits and dispositions Of tne different
tribes of Indians were but impefieetly no
ticrd, and the natural history OF the conn-
try was almost entirely oyerlooked.-Tho
expedition oi Major Long ha. put MS IN
possession of hr most valuable facts on all
these subjects Geography IL especially
Indebted Ia The labuurs and Science Of this
party for the settlement of some important
points, heretofore doubtful. The literary
execution OF tue work, is highly credtahl.
10 DIR. james, the compiler, and who was
also \ member of the eNpcdltiun--.and we
ought moi To omit calling public attention
10 the mannerln which the maps and plates
ayr executed. Sume of the engra, ingsare
perfect IN their kind. We have not room
at present for extracts from the work, but
hope soon 10 BIZ able To recur Ia The sub
l"eL The following extract from the pros
Pcctus of The publishers, will give some
idea 0t The route and operations of The cN-
prdllluu.--" The design Of the work is 10
CIV" u compendlous view Of the history of
lhr expedition, and such discoveries Of iht
party as appeared III some degree iii TO
crafty public curiosity. The residence
al several Of the party during the winter
of I8lH, at Engineer tautoument, about
700 mites from ltc mouth of the Missouri,
aud III The heart Of the Indian country, at
ioldcd the opportunity Of collecting much
new and Important Information, concerning
the aborignes. The details uf this occupy
a large parl Of the first volume. After lea
Wing the Missouri early in the summer of
1920, the party travelled great extent of
unrNplored country--Crosscd the wide
sandy and grassy deserts of the Platte, aud
arrived in July nj the Rocky Mountains,
IN longitude about 100 w. from Green
Wlch.--Near the Rocky Mountains HEY
met several bands of Kaskaas, Arrapahoes,
kmWa-, aud other crratic tribes, who fire.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-17

Reinhofion.--Amoog the .faeetiG of
Charles the Seconds days, il WAS the Gus
tom when gentleman drank hdy's
health as toast, by way of doing her
greater honor, to throw some part Of his
dress INTO the fire, an example which his
COMPANIONS too We're bound 10 follow, by
consuming the same article of their appar-
cI, whatever il might be. One OF his
friends perceislns at a tavern dinner that
Sir Charles sedey had on very rich lace
crMat, when he named his toast, commit
ted his crayat 10 the flames, az burnt of
tciluS to the temporary divinity, and Sir
Charles and TIE rest Of The party were %
bli5rd To do the same, The poet bore his
! loss with great colnposurc, observing it
was good Joke, but tnat he would have
~ good 4 one some other time. liz
watched therefore his opportunity, when
the same party was assembled on suhse-
lurnt occ. nm, and drinking of bumper
10 the health Of Vel Cwyne, or some o.
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Hatent Swing SnNAlrs.

Within the counties Of Campbell Bedford Pitt.
'y'Van'a, l1thax, Charlotte and Amhrt,t. al
les lpr sale, aud viii eo..sfon'ly keep on hand,
Al In s,and, next the marLct Il use, 20 d as
,ortment of Ladies and Geutemcu,' saddles.
constituted upon Springs, which have heen
pronounced by the bit Judge, to he the great.
est Improvement eyel oiletea to hr pubic, lie
Saddles beng SO Constructed ~ to ht lie. II, n,
h,bi tyto inDa'e the horses back, and 10 cary
The rider Wi h perfect ease
NELSON Is. HUGHES, Agent.
N, Il. The public are part. ululy e4 uesred
to call, when they AN re and ludgc fur item
selves Oh the utility oil The sp,Mg Saddles, aud
likewise be accommodated IL On, ride on,
or make t iai oi.---Al kind Of Saddles, Bride,
ha'neos, Trunks, Military Caps, Gear, &c. &c.
&c. n. b Ii.
Apr! %. wifi
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TnNIIIS is TO forwarn angperson or per-
l sons from trading for n bond executed
by the subscriber 10 Benjamin Perkins, for
the sum OF S2o6 6s, payable in -four IN 80
DAYS. and bears date Odd Of MAY 1918. IT,
bond was paid off agreealily 10 the conai-
lions thereof, and am determined moi 10 paw
il again. Ci'AS e. PATTEhsoS'
November % lLw2wT
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a. The Eplrons on rnL NrGGtNiAN,
lagcnts for Lynchburg and rs vicinity, so
cil subscriptions 10 the above works
The North American Review, and Amerl-
can Journal If Science, particularly, are
now wcll established, aud nave i decided
claim to public support, ~ forming nnPor-
ttnl parts Of our .laii0aM literature.
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4ar n
ga sl+J
J..tl,As
10 very likely Negroes,

Consisting OF men, boys, women ana Children
quantity oil HOloE.IOLD MIXTURE
among which are large numbcr OF elegant
prints, and large "nu we'll selected lib.1i3
Also, number Oh nurses and cattle, Nith the
farming utensils o. every description. ihr
terns OF sale viii be, Tor The land ono-ioHnh
oi the Purcha,e-moae} IN hand, and the resi-
aae III two equal annual payments, which are
10 DC secuied ~ deea 81 trust upOu the pro-
Rerg. FOR the personal property; II circuit ol
- months Ior All sums exceeding five doiars
VIII be gwen, On the purchaser gNIna aoad,
with approved security, drawing uirtest from
,hc tac--the interest however v i'll be re
hiaed i! the prlaeipal Is pmclually pbid
5tn'a Il becomes due For all sum, al I'VE
dollars or less, cash NIL be required. The
lie MI De ,oatluuei l1om day to day unll
The whole property i, soid.
CHARLLo LEhlo, Zen. Administrator
u U,alricj Jouc,. dec.
December %. 2uMtI4I
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Notice.

VgVAKEN up by Saml. smi,hson ir. living
z ia Amhrist county near Calls Mills N q, y
sorrel MARE, with blaze face mud long Iii,
supposed 10 be 9 OF 10 years old, which The
owner can have by coming forward proving
his property, and paying charges &c
SAMUEL SMIrUSoN IT,
Dee &. wiw Is
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patent Spring
S a y . La. So

'NlE Subscribe having purchased the ex
b elusive right Of manaiactmin. and vend
ths NJ. Nathan MiN's newly invented and h ii
approved
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MEEINO SHAWLS, &c.

Ga, ii and 81 Merino ShaHls,
81, ID aud IL Neck do
Ditto ditto hnlf do
"a and Al Velvet do
Ditto Zcia ard Picnic do
m ofuhich are Of The nearest fashions, JUS,
rcceired, and uiH be sold al The Phitadeb-
phio prices. j. II. PATTEN.
Nov .. II W4w
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" ,4ccopni ofdn c1peddioa from Pittsburgh
10 the Itocky Mountains, performed III lsly
ANA IH@o---l}y order Sl the Homie. Calhoun
secretary OF War, under the command ot Ma
ior stephen II Long From the notes oil Ma
lor Long, Mr.. I say, and other Genlrmcn ol
cSplurins purity, completely Edwin james,
Bolanisl aud Groloed for the Expedition
IL . yoI-. with nm Atlas. Philadelphia. Curey
aud Lea, 1873"
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advertisements.

Nov. 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-25
THF WAR IN SPAIN.

TIE following extract from an unpublished
letter has been communicated To Us for nub
HcaiIon. ii Was written by an officer and an
Ad-le-Camp Of Gen RicgU to an American
gentle mn IN 1pn1, and cOuiains an account
OF the march IT his ar,uy from Malaga To Xt-
IDena, and The capture ~ II by the French -
Ii was immediately after this event that Gen.
Biegu f-n into tue hands If his enemies. AS
1t contains he ocly authentic details of those
occurrences which w. have met wiu we have
no doubt il viii BE- read With much interest
NJ T. u. .fdr.
Erlrad fr3m n letter, d,ied nj -, az {" Me
hOuSe ofbe VizcOnde de- U,yauda"
} were 90 write you, U'y dear Sir, all
the inrii"ni- aud circumstances which have
takrH pace hpm the time we left Malaga, ON
thc 81 MT, up To the 14h, whcn our army
was entirely destroyed ~ I,ddr, il would make
w q little volume more like romance than re-
atty; bui from t1r tery awkward position In
winch write this. am unable 10 give YOU
macy particulars On our arrival Al Ncria o.,
til" 9Th inst our leader varied The direction
coast ,vist. aud We brluuk ourselves 10 tl,
Mountains Ou our left, where uevcr an army
hadpss I'D before ADD Is here we bad tn pas
by d.hirs one by one. Night cOniing ON.
Our idvsnturpus commander, who alwaysk ken,
~ the head # The column, set fire To- lie
brushwoud nd trees as we went along in Or
o. give GIT. and 10 show the troops the
pathway We nad taken. Al'cr surmounfing
tnpumersblr Obstacles by climbing over the
moss irrin' ndous rnrks, aud crpsslp9 terrific
~ irrs, We atlasi found ourselves ina cham
ptgle country, ADD within four leagues of
Crruada
Ia the middle of The night NJ the 9Th we
were challenged 10y ihc scnries ofa cOlnnn
Of ench Cav airy, whO, hpweyr,, DID not
make their appearance any more until our ar
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Eriroct oE q LETTER. Anied

MONTEUDEo, Sept. IS.
The difficulties bPtwPcD the imperasis
and Portuguese are still unsettled. The i'm
periai general LEcoR has his head quarters
about seven leagues frorn here, and his adyauc-
ed guards three leagues from the city, and
or supplies from the country very lmil,d.-
Prpd"cr for expectation we have none. All
goes 10 the ports of AlsIdonado and COlinia. 49,
IN" 20 ingucse have neither mouey nor cre-
DIT. The only means they have of getting any
funds for The payment Of small part of q
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BOYDTON IN. RACES

FIRST DAY-lhe purse 81 600, wo mile heats
was sur ni G ipt4n C,,'- Sir William, beating Mr.
Long = 1enrt With apparent ease. Two heats.
SECOND DAT-Ihe purse Of $500 was won by
captain Claws horse SnuDper, beating Mr. Longs
l"'or'e horse John Richards, and Col. Hanrlin's
horse Antonio. Both the above races were highly
undressing Notwithstanding tie weather was bad,
sud iu'l heavy, & numerous concourse Of spectators
"rfe asSen'''led bets III first fwo 10 owe on Mr.
Long horses Mech money. we imagine, was lost,
5" general was ile impre favor OF Henry md
Wrhnids bat me result, each days race hss clear
" exhibited that we have in the Southern States
nurses, pesldts Henry nnd Richards, possessed Of
more speed thau Ihe ifsi aud more no tom fban the
'a'ief, and which, With = FAR opportunity, would be
Distinguished, not merely rs Ecpses competitor.
bur his vctci.