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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-01-18

s,.r,.rd,smosion, Designating th 18th
; 81. As the day tor elses'ng The fffea'
'u pa, the most interesting subject
On principally engaged tile atten-
W. If the House, was ihe question lot
'o" tine seat Of governlnens. The
T Ison.s ssain resolved itself into the
n D,,,tss of the whole; MI. Gordon
.hs chsir-when MIR. Shelly sd-
~ .a.d the committee at considerable
auth IN favor Of the removal AFTER
i'u Sng certain questions in the Com
So Il rose, and Mr.. Gordon report
M y" ,hs House, that che Committee OF
%. o. ybols hal according TO order FAR
. ~. coosidered the petitions Tor reno'
Wv ~, and agreed to a preamble and reso-
'a',on which he delivered In AZ Tue
CIsr.' S table, where they "eFs '"'ee
r.so. as fol!ows:
rhs Committee Of the whole, to
ham were reforred petitions from ma
Wv" If the couusiss Of this Common
,I,h for a removal OF the seat OF go
"n'nsnt TO a more cestrsi and secure
s;,nst,on, have had the same undef con-
s;Ssration. aud alter giving to the suo-
g, ,bs, deilberation which It's impor-
ne mer;ted, have adopted the follow
'' R,soIpeI, As the opinion OF ths
,ommit,ee, that IL Ia in-xpsdient at th's
800 70 remove the seat OF Governs
nsnt from the city OF Richmond. -.
4 mo;ion was made by MIR, zones OF
VIZ 20 amend the preamble by ssri-
-, tne,errom the word many" and
Inserting in lieu thereof the word Sc
- % but this motion was rejected.
Mr. Baldwin then moved to adoptthe
f,l,swiSg as substitute Tor the sad
resolution: 49,.
:. ResoIcsd. as the opinion OF this
sommlttee, that ne petitions frsm va
rious counties in this Commonwealth
praying that the seat OF gsVeFnmen' DC
removed TO some more central ana Sc
onre situation, are reasonable
This substitute was under c"os'dera-
lion, when MIR. George moved to a.
mend the same by add'ns thereto tie
following words: "proOldsd the same
m conf aei in it's location Co some high
sr point on the James river. "
motion was then made by MT.
Patterson, of Buckingham, that he
farther consideration of the said pre-
amble and resolution ofthe COMMITTEE
ofths whole House and of the prop"-
.sd substitute and amendment be post"
poned until the 3Ist of Msrch--whieh
motion prevailed, ayes l2o, noes 20.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-01-18
Orphans Court,
alexandria County,
January Term 1929.

January Term, 1898.
HRDERED, that the administrative
~ OF Daniel Dousherty, decd do in
sert The usual rn,ice to debtors and credi-
tors, once a week Tor three weeks. A copy.
Teste. A MOORE. Reg. Wills.
This is to give notice, that the subscri,
ber,of Alexandria county, has obtained
from the Orphans courisof said county,
letters OF administration on the estate Of
Daniel Dougberty, decd late Of the coun.
ty aforesaid All persons having claims a.
gaiust the said decedept, are hereby warn
ed to exhibit the same on or before the
i4th day o. July, OF they may, by law, be
excluded from all benefit 10 said estate {;
and those indebted thereto are requested
TO make immediate payment. Given IN
der my hand this 18th day Of January,
1898, JANE DOUGHERTY,
Adn'x D. D. dec
ian IS Iaw3t
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-01-18
Notice is hereby Given,

THAT the subscriber, oil Charles Coun
L ty Nd bath obtained from the Or
phans' Court o. said County, letters tes!a-
mentary on The personal estate OF William
e Robertson late Of Charles County. de-
ceased-Alf persons having claims against
the said decedeut, are hereby warned 10
exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof
to the subscriber on or before the ed day
Of May next; or they may otherwise by
law, be excluded from all benefit of said
estate. Given under my hand this 25'h
day Of October, 1929.
VERLINDA ROBERTSON, Adm'x.
ian Ia 3a 2w
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-01-18
Congress Of the United States.
,.vvxrvRNTa CUNuhESS-2D SESSION.
TUESDAY, JANUARY IA, 1875,
IN SENATE.

A number of private Editions we'e
,.e,.p,sd to-day, as well as yesterday
anu referred. .,.p
Mr.. Johnson Of Lou. submitted the
f,llow,og resolutions tor consideration: ;
ps,oired. That the committee on the Jndi-
o;ary be instructed to In iuire INTO the exPeai'
ency of modifying the act OF Congress- OF tne
last session. entitled " An actor the estaoHsn
meat OF I tsrritol ial government In Fiorlaa'
50 a. aeiteI tu secure the rig hts Of the e"'zehS
ofsne said territory.
The report of the committee on the
Judiciary, made yesterday, untaSora Ole
20 the petition of William Thornton
of Washington City, twho PrsyS Of
J.rrts. the renewal of patent Tor
certain imp ovemeuts, particularly
bo,ler,) was Ia en- up and agreed TO.
Yhs Senate resumed the eoDsidera-
ton OF the bill 10 abolish Imprisonment
for deu,, and lie amendments offered
thereto by Mr. Van Buren,.
obese amendments. as before stated.
embrace variety Of provisions, which
are, substantially, the following: list.
They MAKE the act prospective, SO as
not 10 interfere with the remedies OF
the parties upon existing contracts.
ed. They except from tine exemption
secured by the act, all cases OF moneys
received by public officers, and gene
rally, all cases OF moneys received oy
persons acting in representative char.
scter. They also except all cases OF
action brought for torts Sd. In the
excel ted cases the amendments pro-
vide. that ii it shall be made 10 appear
10 the Court, that the money for which
the suit is brought was either corrupt
" received CT fraudulently withheld,
the defendant shall be subject to actual
Imprisonment, without the privileges
ofthc Jail now allowed, until the debt
be paid, or the defendant discharged
hy due course Of law. lth. They All
thorize arrest and bail when it shall be
made to appear that there Is reason to
believe that the defendant is about to
depart from the United States.
Mr. johnson, of Kentucky, rose and
addressed the Senate about two hours
On the general merits of the measure
he had proposed by this bill. Before
Mr.. }. hao concluded his remarks, he
gave way for motion for adjourn
;neps. aud, some time after 5, o.,
clock
The Senate adjourned.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-01-18
New Publications
Just received by a. T. KENNEDY

Just received By 4. T. KENNEDY.
NAPOLEON ia Exile or Voice from
~ St Helena-Sketch OF Old England;
New-Englaud Tale Conversations on Chem
istry, & Nat Philosophy & Shadows
-Cunosities for the Observation-Disclosures
Widow-Family Mansien--Tale Of the Ma.
nor-Roche Blanche Graham Hamilton
Sequel to Frank Hoyle's Games new Ed
Frsnklin's Jovc.'s Chemistry
Churchman's Pocket Almanac, and Chris
tian's Calendar for 1923, SC. Sc.
Also,
A fresh supply of the Greek and Latin
Classics. J'n 10 81
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-01-18
AiAKRIED,

At Washington, on the I'd of January,
by the Rev. AIR Mathews, pastor vi st.
Patrick's church, Mr.. George Mason, OF
Gunston, to Miss Eleunor Aim. eldest
daughter Of Rob,. Pa;'oa, oi Spring Bank
Fairfax county, Va.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-01-18
No. 1917

NTHICH came up prize of ID, 600.
w on the las, days drawing OF the
NATIONAL LOTTERY, was divided and
sold in shares by
J. II. RU.A:N'ELLS,
who has had the pleasure OF paying the
CASH to the fortunate holders 90 present
ing the same al bis lucky Office, where
more prizes have been sold and pal than
at any other Office in this district tor the
last sin months jan Is
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-01-18

GrWe sfe athofised to announce Sgd
nor Bailey. Esq as candidate at The next
election, Tor a representative TO Congress,
from the district composed Of the counies
OF Loudoun, Prince William aud Fairfax
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-01-18
Sale without reserve.

Sale without reserve.
On Wednesday The aelh inst. a, ~ o'cl'k.
E,.s. will be sold on the premises, On
M liberal credit, that eIceIlehtrew
20 BRICK dwelling and store, at the
49, upper end OF King street, on tbe
south side OF King. between Payne and
West streets The house Is built Of the
best materials. in good style, is erse and
commodious with extensive back buildings
The store IS large and already fitted up
with cellars under The whole.
ALSO.
A handsome hign building lot near the
above :. S. A. MARSTELLER, sue.
ian Is Is
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-01-18
Notice.

Extract from an act of the corp"r' tion OF
Alexandra for the extiuguishmen' oil hire.
"Section 7. II any person, who shall
be present at aoy fire, shall neglect or re-
fuse to obey the order or direction OF any
officer who shalI be appointed by any hre
company now established: or which may
be hereafter established knowing him to
be an officer; such person shall forfeit and
pay the sum of Eve dollare, provided the
maine of such officer shall have been hrst
published 10 one OF the public papers
At a meeting OF thu Friendship Ere
COMPANY, held al he Tow n HILL, Jan Is
1898. the following officers were elected
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-01-18
flee Of Marine lnsur'ce 60.
Notice.

Notice.
,TNHE subscriber informs his old custom.
ers and Others, that he has finished
bis york on the Maryland side and return
ed home; and is now ready 10 undertake
work in his line Of business on sccomno-
Eating terms. have few hundred lights
Windozv Sash, 8 By 70,
made Of good materials to fit different So
zed windows; also, some good
PanneL Doors.
Ac,,,v to WIN. STEWART,
Wolf 81. near the Presby terean Church.
oct 70
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-01-18

Public sale.
ON TUESDAY at IL o'clock, will be
" sold al the auction STORE,
Sugar in barrels
hum in DO
Apple brandy in do
Vinegar in do
Ditto in hogsheads
Rsisins in kegs
Ditto in boxes
Sullana raisns IN drums
Also,
SO pieces superior satinst, Cd, IA, 3D.
, 4. IO-4 ia, and 1874
Rose bla ( Is
ksrse.s Negro cntions
Yarn bose. short and 'ong
ChiIdren's d.
Blue & brown cloth. Ga :
Plssd diaper, red fan ell
Germantoen milled gloves
Thread and cotton
Mems shoes l. wool hats
Assortment OF furniture and eroekery
ware
S. A. MARSTELLER. suct.
ian l8
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-01-18
,A MARINE LIST, @
PORT OF ALEX 4 Nd RIa
cor,Ep FROM rHE REApENo-RooM hooks
Baltimore, Jon. is.

Brig Hora,io, Ball, sc days from Monte
Yideo, arrived at Baltimore. Left there
Nov. 81, ship Potomac and ship Diana, OF
this port, nearly all discha ged, said TO be
chartered to carry troops 70 Lisbon.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-01-18
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
MIR. Sterling, from the committee on
pabhc Lands, TO which had been com.
,,i,,ed the bill from the Senate, for The
relief of Daniel Seward, reported the
same Without amendment which oiii
Va. &C amitlcd to a eomniit'es OF the
whole h0use.
elm ncljor Of Sr. Conner, II was
Rr.oh.ed, T; e. :he committee on TIE fost
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-01-18

THAvE this day, legally, authorised Mr..
i Isaac Robbins, by power OF attorney,
recorded in the orphans court Of Alexan
dria, solely TO transact all business relative
10 the estate Of Daniel Dougberty, dec.
and hereby certify that all acts oi his
pertaining to said estate, will be acknow :
lodged by me. JANE DOUGHERTY.
ian lS taWV
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-01-18
Wanted.

A SOBER middled aged Man, who un,
n derstands the care OF horses ano
can drive a carriage. Enquire OF the pr'n-
ter. ,..ou
ian Ia otaWoW
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-01-18
RUNNEL1.S' PRIZE LIST,
~, ihe 9Th days Drawing Of the
.MaryIald State Lottery,

FIRST CLASS,
which took place on the 18th inst. in Bal
tiDore, under The sueerintendence OF
the commissioners appointed by
the Governor and Council.
Nos. 1878 5i9l SILL 63l3 prizes of Dl00
us 24l 1854 1898 do IF so
,54s 10 1889 40OS SOL 5407
5i27 6l66 sO77 sO73 1895 20
1859 IA .463 1852
and the usual proportion of Do prizes.
The following capitals yet TO be drawn
| prize of 10000 Dollars
g do. 10000 Dollars.
2 do. 5000 Dollars.
| do. 5000 Dollars.
8 do. 200 Dollars
Besides hundreds, 6iles, &c. &c.
which will be awarded to sone lucky ad-
venturers in very short tune, as
SIX DRAWINGS MORE
will complet. the scheme.
Tickets Die Quarters 8
Halves 6 Eigbths I SO
TO be bad in the greatest variety Of ilm>
har at
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-01-18
Lottery Notice.

Lottery Notice.
TTOLDERS OF prizes 10 the ,,
IL GRAND NATIONAL LOTTERY.
5tb class. purchased Of Il M. Allen y
Co are desired to present the same iof
payment without delay ,,.;.
& M ALLEN s. Co. oner 10 tneH
cnstomers tickets and shares IN The
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERY,
N. York Literature Lottery,
now drawing
nrPriaes in the same will be paId WIN
the ~ same promptness as heretofore; 6y
s. s M. ALLEN & 90.
Pennsylvania Avense, Warrington CITY
GINSENG
PURCHASED BY
dec 7 SAM'L MFSSERSMLlH..
CORN
purchased BY
j. II. Ladd y 20.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-01-18
10 Country Merchants
AND OTHERS.
FOR $ A Il,

A Y invoice Of well selected dry goods
~ and hardware, payable in slaves not
- he removed out of this neighborbood,
or in good bonds well endorsed..
To person engaged in business, this
offer is worthy OF notice, as the goods,
are jnvoiced at the original costs, and
were lately purchased at the lowest prices
for cash and negotiable paper al short
dates. For further particulars enquire Of
the printer. o,.u.u
jan Ia 2.s~4~
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-01-18
10 Lease,

10 Lease,
For q term of years, or toreDsr,)
SUNDRY lots and squares in and ADA
- cent to the town Of Alexandria. Also
several lots on the klez andfia and Wash.
inglon turnpike road
TO HIRE
on moderate terms,
THREE OR FOUR L.aBORERS.
FRANCES SWAMI.
jan Ia 81
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-06-03
MASSACHUSETTS.

a new political year and era commenced in
Massachusetts on Wednesday last. Both branch
es of the Legislature assembled at ten O'Clock on
that day in the Senate the Hon. Nathaniel
SttSdee, of Salem was elected President, recciv-
ing q of36 votes the Hon. John Phillips, the
Late President was the unsuccessful candidate.
In the Horse Uiilidm c. JARVIS, Esq. of Pits
held, was chosen speaker the whole number of
votes were 266, Mr.. .JafUis received 152, Hon.
Nm. Prescott, of Boston, 90 and Hercules CusIi-
man. OF Frectown, 23.-The presiding officers
IN both Houses arc republican.
On Thursday, the committee on the return Of
votes for Governor, reported that the whole num-
Der was 65,330. that 80, 266 were necessary for
choice and that the
Hon. I'm. Etsstss had 3i.4Ce
Hen. II. O.. OTIS, 3O.I7l
and scattering f57
The death of the Hon. John Philips, being
soon after announced, both Houses ad JourneI 10
Friday morning.
On Friday, the Governor and Tt. Governor
elect, repaired to the convention of the two
branches. and were constitutionally qualified by
the President of the Senate for the discharge of
H4cir respective Offices.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-06-03

Com Daniels fell 10 iae action. The vctors lost SO
,illed and 40 wounded. They then entered the port
md supplied il with provisions.-Gen. Bolivar has
found Il necessary return TO Colombia, with the
troops he had taken Peru His presen e will acii-
the reduction Of Porto Cavello and hlaracalho.
the only posts in Colombia held by the Spaniards
--On account Of a scarcity Of summer corn, in Po-
land, cdict has been issued permitting the free i'm
poraon u wheat oats. and peas til the 30th Of Au-
gust next---There IS said 10 We as much danger from
pirates in the port Of ST. johns Porto Rico as in Ha-
wanna. An American captain, lately arrived, wars
obliged 70 employ guard every night, while lying
there.--H is reported that the schr. Gen. Jackson
from Baltimore has been boarded by Spanish ship of
war, and illtreated They beat and bruised the cap
tain, tore up his register, and injured the crew. -
letter from Mantanzas Of May Eth, represents Com.
Porter making great exertons FOR the protection oi
commerce that coast and that the privations and
exposures Of his officers are great.--Mr. Canning
has recently proposed to parliament for imitation the
principles of neutrality which were laid down by Pres
ident Washington in l793.-Mr. Canning has intinl-
ated in the house Of Commons that G. Britain is a.
bout to acknowledge the independence of the s. A.
mericsn nations, remove them from certain chances
of the war between France and Spain --Frcnch
commissioners appear 10 be on tour of observation
through Mexico and :. America - Swedish
commissioner has visited the republic Of Colombia
-Numerous arrests have taken place in Sweden,
and among them ladies Of rank Tie conspira-
cy against Bernadotte seems to have been dangerous.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-06-03
Oa@eGte%
PORTLAND. TUESDAY. JUNE 3. 1922
EDIICATION-

EDUCATION.
The present arrangement of our town schools
seems to be engaging the attention of our cti-
zens We publish to-day long communication
on the subject. That some Improvement may be
made with advantage in the present system we
cannot doubt and in order to ascertain what
may be the best mode, under all circumstances,
the subject should be fully and fairly discussed.
The plan Of separating boys and girls, is one en-
titled to consideration we wonder that it
should not have been proposed before. The Lam
casteran system has many friends, aud in many
places il has been found to have been ID
troduced togreat advantage. It is said to ac-
complish the desired object with more ease and
with less expence than the method now in use
among us. III this be trne, we ought not to hes
ifafe 70 adopt i vc &c really 70 near what its
opponents may say for on this interesting and
important subject, we should not act without de-
liberation.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-06-03
CORONATION OF DR.. MITCHTLI.

The New York Statesman gives us very a.
musing account of the celebration Of the birth
dav of Linnnus, h. the New York honorary
members of the Paris Linnman Society. On
Saturday, the oath Nav, about two hundred LIZ
dies and Gentlemen embarked on board steam
boat prepared for the occasion, and proceeded
n Flushing, Long-Island. On the passage. DR..
MtChill, who was the Hero Of the day, exhibit
ed to the company the incidental leatera purse in
which Rob Roy used TO deposit the proceeds OF
bis border deprCdations. The Doctor produced
satisfactory cTjdonce Of TIE genEineness Of this
relic--at least 50 to himself On arriving al
Finishing the company repaired to Mfr. Prin-
ces botonlcll garden, where, in the midst of
tscenty thousand tugPs, in full bloom, DR.. Mitch
i'll took the chair and pronounced discourse on
the character Of Linnaus. True TO himselfhow-
ever,--for (" nonebut himself can be his para
lel"-the learned Doctor dislained to follow the
vulgar track of orations or panegyrics He
struck ont path entirely new. ale snake as
it were in parallels" says the Editor Of the States
men-who kindies, as he advances, with the
greatness of his theme. He threw himself into
state somnambulism walking in his seep1
when a series OF splendid vision rose to, view, -
&c. As the Doctors waking thoughts are gem
orally amusing, we shall look with some mpa-
thence for the publication of these day dreams of
his, which we are told were fairly written down
and corrected for the press, at the time ofdream-
ing.
DIR. Mtchill then appointed one ofthc young la
dies 70 entuine garland of flowers round the
picture Of Linnens, which was suspended in the
garden, which the lady performed gracefully.
H.; two hundred Ladies' and Gentlemen then
safe down to substantial dinner " during
which Doctor mitciiii T" exhibited spsCirncn
Of moss recently taken from the grave IF Bes-
sey Bell and Mary Gray, celebrated in one of
the songs of Allan Ramsay
The company afterwards repaired to the gar
den and danced cotillons till sunset.
"The festivities at the hall were closed with
the Coronation of DIR. Mtchill by a young Lady,
who gracefully entwined his brow with wreath
Of pine, when Mr.. Clinton gave the following
sentiment - The ,oreath IF honor, pIctced on
DE brolc " merit, by the hand Of beauty"
Do hut think
Flow sweet thing III 10 weara crown
Within whose circuit is Elysium.
And all that Poets fcign of bliss and Joy.
Ports Jour.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-06-03
From the Dover N. H) Republican.
CFIEBH ALTON.

The first settlement of New Hampshire was
commefnorated on the 2lst, at Portsmouth, in )
style winch does credit 10 the public spirit Of IFS
citizens
After an appropriate PRAYER BY President
Tyler, an Grafton was pronounced Nv Nathaniel
A. Haven. jun. Esq. Of Portsmouth OF thi,
performance il is sufficient to say that The speak
or eqnalied the expectations of his friends /; lis
discourse was classical, ingeuious and eloquent ;
containing much valuable Information, and
ind eating a hberai and cultivated mind, fine
imagination and national feelings After beau
iful exordiunt Which was very naturally a com
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-06-03
DOMESTIC.
ECLIPSE AGAIN VICTORIOUS!

NEW YoRK, MAY 28.--Yesterday the Great
Race between Eclipse and Henry, was run at
Jamaica, on Long-lsIand, for a bet of twenty
thousand dollars a side. 1t is calculated there
were from 40 to $4,000 persons on the race
ground and that quarter % million of dol
lars were be,tsd on the match.
The day was remarkably fine. At one o.
clock precisely the horses appeared on the
ground, and the riders mounted. Echese was
rode by Crafts dressed in a red cap and Jacket
The rider Of Henry wore blue cap and racket
At the signal for starting both horses went on in
fine style.-Henry taking the lead, and winning
the heat BY about half a length. Betting now
became brisk-odds on Henry; but upon IFS be-
ing announced that Purity would ride Eclipse
the other heats tie betting altered, aud became
even and brisk.
The horses again started, Hc',yy taking the
lead, which he kept Handsomely IL the first and
secolPi miles but N the third Eclipse passed
him amidst shouts watch continued t. the end Of
tle heat; when he came out several lengths a.
head.
The race now stood heat and heat.-Those
who knew tire bottom of Eclipse were in excel
lent spirits, and confident Of success; but the
most intense anxiety was felt by all other class
es.
Purdy again mounted Eclipse, and Henry had
a new rder.--Both horses started on the third
and last heat in the most brilliant style, Eclipse
taking the lead accompanied by the shouts and
exuItatons Of the multitude. In the first and
second miles ofthis heat, Eclipse led between two
and three lengths.-In the third mile Henri
cane up in fine style, within about length Of
his competitor, but in the fourth and last, Eclipse
came ont about a length and half ahead-thus
winning the forty thousand dollars, with other
immense sums that had been risked on him.
The feelings Of the great body Of the people
were greatly excited on this new triumph Of
what is called the Champion Of the North.