Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-09

i~,erwsrdss Shall rs lay down our srmSi shan We sisma"-
Tie our ships! For my own part. I should regard IL - utter
~ inconsistent with the lessons of experience. and ,ho
warnings in our ears, were we not now. nj the very hour of
victory, TO prepare Tor the future operations. We shall have
occasion Tor our whole strength, aud our prudence, ind our
courage. The plans laid last winter are not 10 b, So,
aside; on the cohirsry. much more has been done than
was anticipated a powerful diversion has beef made
orgsnizaii, n has been established, and ia. final struggle, i.
yet TO be made. The sristocracy, the united cppousu,s of
popular institutions, mediate a combined and cou,inuou,
employment ot all the inesOs that asarire ami ambition
can array. For the first time sui'lsr cur government, they
nave IN ally more powerful Than The people, on, of our cE-
ness "re aware OF they have ait SHY. that can create or
destroy; That can elevate or depfess the value OF proper
" al pleasure; that can aHec, tho business AMI the hsppi-
ness oil hundreds and hundreds OF thousands OF samilie-;
ana 'nat can shake their fortunes, and their comforts to
their foundation; an ally, that eau bring the natural guar
dian OF the people, the Press itself, to harass, delule aud
betray hen; an ally, that can set unseen and irresponsi-
bic, that eau reach every man's hre-side and work. sbop.
ms y moi ,me u're to- slumber-i hope may h. mists-
ken; but still l say, our trials are only beginning"
FAfRFIELD COURSE.-TH1RD DAY,
The race over,his Course, Thursday LAST was one ortbo
most interesting we have seen on il. since il wa, reopen.
cd. Six horses started for the purse; Jas. J.. Harrison's
Goliah, Wm. III. Minge's 1 &, VIM. II. Johnson's An-
drew, John Minge's Eliza Reilly, III. Maclin's Jane
Shore, and Hector Davis's Dolly Dixon. Eliza Reilly
got the start in the first heat. aud Kept il until she reached
the goal in the 81 mile, when she was passed. nv Gohah
aud Andrew, who kept il throughout. locking each other
for some distance, when Golfslr took the lead. and won The
heat by about is inches only. None distanced.
Mr.. Minge's c took the lead ia the second heat. and
owing TO some inadvertence in the riders OF Andrew and
Nor"", ""s W e ~ u '0tdu Una tnoY round ~
useless TO contend Tor this heat, and held back for the third
letting l Z vinit with great ease. After this heat was
lruntt was discovered that Andrew was lame in his light
hind leg, aud some fears were entertained that he was
seriously injured. He started, however, for the third
heat, and. taking into consideration his extreme iameness.
acquitted himself with much credit. Colish got the start,
followed closely by | c and Andrew; the former contend.
ing for tho heat in beautiful style, and was beaten by
about a length only.
Time-tI heat, 8 min. 6 Sec; 2i'heat, s min. Ii Sec;
3d heat, 8 min. 9. sec.
We have seldom seen SO much interest evinccd in tbs
oil anX q az we SAy in tlta ia. Lnn..., ,,n.
were betting before the Fast heat .,co'to one on Andrew
against the field; but1 40 soon as the heat was won by
Coi'nh, some Jetc were trying TO hedge i; the majority
seemed satisfied with the bets they had made on him, and
= lew offered TO bet flee TO Jour OH Andrew against tho
held; but Coliah was too much for him.
Andrew is a hne aninsl-snd il is said, that when be
8 h0rs de combat for tho Turf be will be transferred at a
worry handsome price 10 a sportsman OF the North for a
stud.
FoUnrTr DAY.
Tho fourth days race (coit sweepsfake, 2 mile heats,
500 entrance) resulted ms follows:
John NJ. Bolts Barbara by Johanna,
.. p. Hare's Kate Kennon, by Contention, 2
Lyons C. C by Gohanna,. distanced.
Time, LIST heat, Am. Is. 2ud heat, Am. 3s.
Sale Of DR.. John Hinges Stud, al Fairfield bv Sell
den & C9eand.
OLD Mierino Eve, % years old. $500
Medley hny out OF the same, injured, 40
A beautiful Medley horse colt out of the same,
i yoar old, a5o
a colt, hhy, dropped this Spring out Of Same, 470
a pay mare, hne blood, $50
Chestnut colt, 4 year, old, 80 80
A beautiful gray colt, ESQ
General Brooke, a stallion, 3 years old 100
An Arab stud, out Of hIerino Eve, hal.broher
to Gohanna, 1858