Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-03

GEORGE W. MUNFoKp. G ND.
April le'h' 1881 and Keeper Of Re 6us
&c Those Editors who requested publish the Az,
TO which this is explanatory will publish Also ioo4vin.
immediately after the other.
-. BROAD ROCK RACES--FIRST DAY
First hacc-Sweeps,ake--A Mile Ucats-S2oO en-
>, trance-four entries, one forfeit.
hlr Winfree's Arab colt
Mr. Wickhams Eclipse lilly dis
Mr. Bolts Archie colt ,rs
1Ime-lst heat. I'm. 59s-2d do On.
second Race-Possstake--Mlc Heats SiOo en-.
Mr. Seldcn's Charles colt
Mr. Moody's Charles ilIy @ n
Mr. Watson's Shawnee colt 4
Mr. hinges Archie colt a
Timc-lst heat, I'm 54s-2d, I'm. Sos
SECOND DAY
'rhos. Branchs b. h. Dashall by Archie CT, 4;
WIN. r. Johnsons Charlotte Temple.
by Archie. o.. 81
Thos. D. Watsous b. m. Gernmima, by
1,s Na. as GILL;, 1865 Q
Charles, 'S
John p Whites m. Ca,harine Warren,
by Virginan,
T;mnWIss, hoy Dy LURES I, dis.
9th, 4m ISIS "
Sparrowhawk and Catharne Warren u,s-o dir.
tanced by the rule of the Club, not having won on
heat in three. VIZ" 'Ao
HoRnrsLE OUTRAGE gentleman inc, e,,c,,
| n9 he.
following particulars of one of the most wanton ont
RACES that we have heard Of Mr. -
woodruff, very respectable and wealthy genthe-
man. was qoont to pay visit to his father in law
MT - Dean who sick, was met Short
distance from MIR Deans by FIVE negro men, br,-
longing to Mr. Dean, four of them on one side of
the road busliy engaged him in conversation while
fifth crept up the opposite side and with 8,
heavy club elled him to the ground where ,bey lin;
ed him. they then placed the cless BODY on the hose
placing the feet In the strrups and directed this.
norse 'owatos Mr Deans; when three of the muir
derers went back to Mr. Deans, and two fed To the
woods. The negroes had scarcely reached bon,e
when the horse of Mr. w. came with the shoe &c
It's owner still hanging in the stirrup. The murder
ers with hypocrcal alarm exclaimed that their nstrr
Woodruff had fallen off his horse and nerbans .rt
killed The horse was tracked back and the mani
mate body of Mr. Woodruff found-the search yraa
continued still further until they to the spot
where he had been murdered, where the deadI,r
club was found and marks of blood and violence ~
the ground, together with the prints of the
feet Suspicion immediately fell on the negroes he.
longing to Mr. Dean, and three of them wore t.La,
up and tired, and, informed two of thor,
hung on Friday the 5h inst, and the third re,at,
ed to testify against the two others when tbey sbon
be apprehended. qhe cause we have heard assigrn
ed TOR the perpetraton of this atrocious deed vSes
that Mr. Dean being SICK and as his son-in law ,yoh
becomehls heir in of his demise and the peo~oas
from some cause not wishing to fall into the hands
o. Air ooosuf' took the measure above related
! to prevent such an event.-.N C.. SPECTATOR
x,, AEw-ORLEANs, April 5.
SoSDERs OF NArURE--THE GREAT BoyEs-W.
have VISITED, and have viewed with establishment ,re
ios remains the gigantic animal now e,b;h;,;n
IN this city as far able to Judge from the
evidence before US. it is very different from tbov
heretofore discovered, and described by naturasrs
! of the present day.
! The species of animals which have by the hiohesf
authority, been described and pronounced her6;vns
rous such as the Elephant. Mammoth, Mastadon and
the Megatheriune, are not of the Kind with tbosa -
yuhid
! ios inspection in this city. These have numeyons
and strong marks of having belonged to the cnrnvn-
tribe.
! The gigantic size of the limbs of the mons,er o.
which we refer, far exceed all that has bitbar, 49,
described by Mr. Curvier and others We. bou1ev-
eI DO not profess to be qualified for the Investigation
y, 'e and eur time only permits to give
nasty attention to this new wonder of The NewV
= we can therefore, bat recommend tn tboea u,ho 49,
oesireCs TO be instructed, and who take sa,sfacion
IN such Investigations visit the remains rs ,ubrh
we sPeak; toey Will afford new, and extensive field
! Tor their researches and 10 the people GENERA Inv
they will be found objects of great curiosity.
[F5om Ge Evslnr PosiI
: 'Fbe great match for SiO 900 betweer fr,x
and The Bonnets of Blue" will take Mace on Oh
10Th May, at one o'clock, P. NJ ~
IL may not be uninteresting at this time 10 sorro
OF your readers 10 learn some particulars in relation
mails. '''iie" dn'~
Fhey ere both four years old this sprnp. Gol;ah
was got oy ECLIPSE; "Fhe Bonnets of Blue" by Sir
Iharles They are therefore The respective produce
vi sae norses ECLIPSE and Sir Charles that ran ,fie
great match race some years ago at Washinofon
4, FeJornanceS-Goiah, when two years old, beat
Mr Jacksons bay colt, by Henry. mile heats. FIR
$1,000, over the Union course ''l
Spring 1880, he beat the same colt, match r,4re
for $1,000, same course. 1870
october following, at Pougbkeepsie he won tho
great stakes Id subscribers, 2 miles having ba3
start start aud carrying lbs. extra weight Fine Of
'annlng, 3 minutes and 30 seconds y
Spring 1890. The Bonnets of Blue" won tho
great stakes at the Union Course, IS subscribers,
fnl5o hea g, IN three heats, losing the second heat
CcIooe' following, she won sweep stakes sub
scribers, at Trcehlll, Richmond beat1no Mr. GpI-
den FroIlc, mile heats. Time, 4 minutes and 4
SECONDS LIST heat, 4 minutes seconds the 3D.
Inc southern FLY has not yet arrived Cfoliah
be in fine health and condition ~
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