Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-07-30

was on the floor, Spring patted him on the bacl
by way of encouragement. The round Taste,
four minutes.
2. Spring came up as before, cautious an,
steady. Langan put IN a body blow, and Sprin:
returned on the mob. Several fine steps OF
both sidos. Langan again rushed in to wres
Tie, but he was unable to get the crook will
his leg, and Spring got away. A rally in which
Langan mapped it ON the ogie. Langan was
again busy for the throw, but Spring met n,r
coming with a nOSSicr--a close and long and
arduous wrestlc, which Terminated in Spring
hcing thrown, Langan upon him rcheers for
Langan.1
3. Spring made some beautiful stops. left and
right, aud IIapgan, in turn showed consider,-
Die science.-Sar'ng now gathered himself, for
boNcis.
4. Langan, DESTROYS of takinr the lead ,t-
tempted to break ground, but Spring retreated :;
Langan ut length put in slight f,ccr, which
Spring returned. --Langan awake again let Nv
over Springs peeper.-Spring's nose was now
seen to bleed. a close aud long wrestle. in
which the strength and talent of both was dis
played, ulti'natcly both went down, Spring I'M
der.
6. Langan followed Spring TO the corner of
the stage, and closed; Spring grapple, him like
another Hercules, and succeeded in planting a
blow on his pole; both down, in the struggle:
Spring jumped up and laughed.
Z. l4angan's style of fighting was now OBJ
lcctea To Ey his friends, and there was an,
universal cry of s Fight, I.angan; fight, Ian
gam" vigorous rally followed.
q. The Odds were now to against Lam
gan; in a close he went quite weak ferries of
''its all up."]
10. Spring got away from intended favor.
I.anT1D tn n ,.i,, l.,
Which terminated by pulling Langan down will,
violence upon himself
IL. Langan thrown, but Spring went after
him quite weak.
II. Spring stopped in admirable STYLE.
Laagan borc in, and in the wresilc both went
down; Springs hca1 fell on the lower rail of
the stage, Langan fell upon him.
H. n long wrestling match, both down
Langan under.
his left hand; Spring stopped similar favor from
the right, and there was another close at the
stakes.
20. itwas now seen That Springs left hand
was gone, and that he could make no use of i,
hut to stop: in close, Spring threw I.anran
down with fling, and walked from him with
great GOODNESS.
60. Spring looked much iaded. I,ancan
came mp and was again called to fight and not
hint, and init Spring on the side of the mob, Int
received severely in turn. A rally follow ed,
both went down, Langan under
80. Ponr IIansau came ND will, the heart of
lioH hut the frame of lamb Sprino pnsl,ed
hun dreadfuliy, and he went down bleeding pro-
fusrly.
Sc. I.angan's punishment in this round was
equal to the last; he went down stnpified ferries
of take li'tn away, where IS Colonel O'NieI his
hacker ~ Belcher exclaimed, {. he is not hart,
it Is rs far rs the dav'
de-. In close Spring punished his man and
threw him heavily.
AZ. I'angan down like a sack ofsaw-dust
ferries of ''TalSe him awav.nl
AZ. Poor Pat vas now almost Blind but Ie
conl' not be iniucci To say ''cnough,n he made
bold attempt to rally, but Spring met him
and again threw him.
50. I-an%an again punished, and thrown
lBnlcher observed. ''we are not going to give il
in vet, We'll give Won as much as VIC can.'N
Cd. I4angan down will, a blow ferries of
''Shamc take hun a,gay,n
r &C. An astonishing ronnd, in which T.anran
struggled hard for the fall, and he and Sprina
fell together with great severity.
CT. In a close, Spring capg,t Lanean round
the neck. and putting smasher on his counte-
nance, dropped him.
68. Poor Langon was once more blind and
was unable to see his antagonist
Is. Langantried itonce more but fell al
most senseiess.
76. Langan was again at his post. Spring
fbbed him gently, and he dropped. The un-
pres now said that it was cruel TO go further,
and BeIcher Reluctantly gave in.
The fight lasted an hour and forty eight mi
nn'cs.-The victor was hailed with load acca-
NATIONS by the friends Of Spring, at the same
time they cont not withhold their pity for his
game antagonist.
Lansan has unqucstionablv proved himself
as brave-a man as ever entered a ring, but he is
no fighter: he docs not u5a his hands with anv
thing like ef.ct.--'The men were conveyed to
RETROSPECTIVE inns, and no doubt large sub.
scripton will be raised TO reward Langan for
his gallantry.
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