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THE DICR3TD rO3JyTEON

The Wings differ as widely the poles, about their
canddate-For instance, see the opinions expressed Of
Gen. Harrison by MIR. Walsh Of the National Gazette,
and by the Columbia Times (.NuIifer:)
One side Of the .hsdai.
:Ie think that the s!rcngii of the Opposition will
lie in The excellence Of their and the absolute
pcro.ty of their candidate; and that. If they adopt Gen.
Harrison in preference to Mr. Webster they will utterly
fail Not single electoral vote in the West is yet
surcd to the General. No. State be yet conf
IDENTIFY ''set down to him.. ltmay be well that Pennsyl
vana should vote for him, while the Wings Of the other
States uphold Mr. Webster; the vote Of our Common
wealth would then be so much-and great dcal-dc-
Quoted from the scale Of Mr.. Van Buren,;
aFor our parts we can never, in onr humble sphere,
directly cooperate in the elevation of secondary TO
the Office ofPrcsident. Our princ pal have
heretofore specified; and ii would be easy 10 adjucc
others. With regard to the merits and chances Of Cen
llarrison refer our worthy contemporary TO an art
Gle from the National Eagle published in the National In
elgcnccr Of Saturday last and address signed by
part fudge Means Ohio committee, and published
in the Baltimore Chonicle of Friday last. '-Nat Go=
.7nother side Of Tie MEDAL.
II is the wish Of General Harrison, and we doubt not
it is Of Judge White also, that such 4 union should DC
formed. General Harrison has said lie will not stand in
the way. if another candidate is brought forward better
calculated to unite the Wing forces. Will Judge White
say the same; il so, the matter is settled. General
Harrison is the only candidate whom those opposed 10
Van Buren, unite. 1t is in vain to suppose, that the
decided advocates Of State Rights in the South, land
these arc net few, make such sacrifice OF their
principles as vote for supporter Of the Force Bill
Yet, on The other hand, where is the friend Of Judge
White, wlo he to withdraw from the field, could
consceutously support General Harrison: Are there
no, many even now, supporting Judge White who would
have supported Gen Harrison preference, had he been
as carly in the field; IF it is attempted to sustain Jud
White, the party must rcnain in great measure, d-
vided There is large party throughout the Union
particularly in the Southern States, who, while they
not bear The thought Of seeing Van Buren, placed upon
the throne by the appointment of his predecessor, dread
also the idea of being instrumental in establishing most
dangerous principles by the election of White
GColun,Lia Times.
How the Wing Ftderalists and the Wing Nuljfsrs can
unite upon any caudidatr, is the Enigma. MIR.
Walsh cannot 90 for Harison-and still is perfectly
willing that others in Pennsylvania should go for him
and thus deduct so much from MIR. Van Durcns scale.
He. OF course. goes for an Election in The House. But
will the People acquiesce in this project?
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&c &c, who may find it suited TO the purpose of Dis
sFactng and dividing the supporters of Judge WIS pro.
isssed princPes stepping FORTH the Of important
ee1ons IN the Southern country and by string of the
st uh'ounded statements and fallacious representa-
as 10 Important measures of Gen. Jacksons Adj
,;n, furnishing to the supporters Of the "Wh,c
, ekef IN every local election means to ALLEVIATE
ons ana confidence Of the people from General
lie men, who from being the kno7en and determined Sum-
porterS o rery pJncplcs ami measures 10 ,eh;eh s
GhHc Pr9esSeS ,'shnandfd deeotOn, aa, from no otker
eaH3c have aeGaEcd the appellaon Of .inckson men,
4 GEORGIA. DEMOCRAT,
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neoon, Senate GAm elected by about as
Majority change since last year Bensy ("hs
Administration ticket elected: Administration gain
M kusum-Nhs .l.ccdhy jori,y no change
reported that GuHas'y uni M'nrc ast Adm. hnve
chosen Wig Senator AMI Representatives. Ii ,ue This will
s@ce the Whs loss 80 far.
rse afford Indication OF the general result. Each
...ty feels confident oi Snccc-s''
The following is itom Tuesdays Globe:
EzirGct from Letter to the Editors. dai'd.
"ZASEsvILLE. CO., Oct. a. 1875
:; Our Election is in Muskinuuin and we are
beaten LOO votes last il IuO; ran the urayi
ri,u is not dead. but l:vcth.'
Extract jtom Letter I" he EdiiDrs .iu,ca.
Sr. GAINESVILLE, Oct. Is, lS:s,.
g: take the earliest opportunity say 10 ynu that in
Belmont county, the Van Euren party elected their ST.
nate: aud one out Of the two representatives which is
.an of one.
Mr. Rugglcs, account Of his popularity, was run
or thc Senate, alter having been eighteen years the u
States Senate and several the Bench the ticket was
hradrd Ewing fer the U. Stars SENATE but Mr. Rug
s,tS was Tatrn about 80 votes BY Geo. Hearp u ian
w%o had never before been candidate.
Our whole ticket Tor the lrgisture was badly beaten
L,$'
Il think VIC will have u majority in our mex, Lcgis
ia;urr.
The Columbus Hemisphere states, that in Franklin
e%n"y' i'r,nce (he Wing cand'da'e) was about &H'
head Reed, the Democratic candidate is elected the
legislature, by about $50 minority, and WIN. Evain
,DcmocraO is elected Sheriff By about 2o9 majcry. In
Iaray county, [a the townships but B. Florence has
81 'ctcS lor Inc ana or TIE H.
.: r., Wiushp (DsmocraD and Lu:z (Whis) are eject
rl-the former by Isl votes. the latter by T4U.
The results in Ohio are nncerain-1'hry have i'm
;o:,ant bearing upon Gen. Harrsons Presidential Pros
ec;s-and moreover, the Legislature elected has
c...,Sr an u. S. Seaatvr. in place OF Mr.. Ewing
IEw JkRsEr-We have swept the platter iii this
State The Jackson majority is Increased since the
list year. In Essex county the Wing majority is reduc-
ed rom 1879 to about 500. Wing majority in Newark.
~. last year e1. In Bergen county the Jackson mao
.Y is increased from So to ubou. go. In Mddlrsex
county The Wing marity is 53-last year $40. In So
.t.sr Norris Sussex, and Warren Counties the jack
s,n ticket is known to have succrcded (as last YEAR,
p;ccse majortes not ascertalned."
Tie following table exhibits the result Of the late ge-
u.:a! election fer members of the Council and 9SScnGy:
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H.3S{ff.NGID.i and .JEtFEESOr

~ TIE EDlTCS OF 2ii!. E.SOEJEEP
DEAR SIR-ln compliance with your request i Cheer
iuliy supply you with conversation once had with
Mr. Jefferson, when he Secretary Of State to Pres
Tent Washington. On his return home from the seat of
government i.nleiateI: after tive attempt of Genet
FoiVe this country in tue War with France against G.
n'',alA: went to him, being then very neigh
~ friendly. and intimate terms with him. My first
~ un"Ius enquiry was about this Genet affair. He
i'I'ca me; that lie hoped and believed it all SET
eu ana SCI right" But for the wisdom aud rmness Of
*lt great anc good the head of our affairs he
added T woad have been far otherwise "A very s.,ious
an tlr to thS, COUNTY,
Having heard it Suggested by In, rouI or ,y,.b;no.
ton, that MIR. jefferson. had very L;oL o,;non of b.
military, Lut not his political capacities / immeIa,ev
seized upon these expressions and do yon EAGERLY ask
co. thnk my t.!oved General great Statesman; lie
replied unheStating and most cmpl!aGcaiIv do con.
sdrr HIM the greatest that ever lived lie has three
traits that make him decidedly 1s lie is the most
deliberate and cautious Of all men in making up an Opt
non which those who dislike and do not know him.
strue, very eTroneousl into dulncss ccona- ,,eu
hf thus deliberately and cautiously forms ar opinion it
IS the wIsest that the nature Of the case Will admit ef
And 3dy-ae is the last upon earth TO be tamper.
Cd with and shaken from what be thinks rirht and his
duty 10 adhere to and prosecute by party ntrues and
personal motives This Just so strong and so
nlm:abe picture of my beloved Chief and that by one
whom that Chief had singled out from the whole world
hough then abruad) his rgthand aid in administer.
ing The Government OF his distinguished choice that
n'med!ately stored in my memory, be for
gotten while was this side the grave
hut the same distinguished Euogst has given u.s. in
one OF the volumes OF his writings full length picture
of the character Of the great and good Washington.
based upon the just and solid pcdestas which will
be an imperisIablc honor TO his head and heart,
Having once had the honor Of being u part of that
great commanders military family, and enjoyed his
friendship and condc nal correspondence to the end of
his life, cannot but know aud feel the truth ofevcry thing
that can be said in his favor, and that tends keep his
memory alive and before the world 1revcr-Thus know
ing and feeling Ease objection TO your using this
think il will be of the least service
Respectfully, yours, JOHN NICHOLAS
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22.

MARKETS-OctoJer 22.
T'Aeso sssy all sS?S Ss
mostly by Commission Ms s Ia s.. and pTGes
Qualities Of passed 81 so 50 So good from
50 $40, fine from 81 Si2 so.
FLouR-Receipts small. demand moderate, alies at 50.
Wur.r-Demand good: Red 81 30-Mh'te ~ 80;
""lA' BAGWELL, SMITH & JONES.
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MARRIAGES.

Married. on Thursday evening last y the Rev. Mr. Keeling Mr.
peu.rton Mason, Miss Ann Branch, al Of this city
Married residence Of her mother, Tuesday the 22d Of
her Rev. ind.ew Bcaddus Mr. John W. Dew 10
the Miss Cahetin Pen1ieon, both Of King Queen
couaty. ,---- c.,,..,
ia:cd, Wednesday, The 9TH ns by the Rev Isaac Cosh'sn
Caa, William ButwD Of Prince Ew ard to 'Iss Margaret A.,
dau.lcr Of Mai William Chimes Of Charlotte county
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Parrot, fUMe.) Good, (.3dm. J

The two precincts not officially heard from
ported 10 have given Col PARROT majority OF 10 go
Ibis coun,y has heretofore been Jacksonia by 81 or GO
aaIor.,y"-But Tyler has elected Deash:nu!t (Whig)
- her Delegate at the two last elections.
Tnc contest is between Parrot (Vhg) and Good {Rc-
rUycanl The former is resident Of Marshall county
The Litter of Ohio.
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Tie following table exhibits the result of the late ge.
~ election fer nIenbers Of the Council and 9sScnGn
VIRGINIA..

TIE Wheeling Gazctl. otlhe 10th says: "The election
l Senator in THIS district 10 supply the vacancy &C.
.sonrG b. the death OF Mr.. NJ Coy, directed to be
~l4 "u the Coui days in this month. Tyler county led
Monday last, and the result far asccrti,cG is
;r&eu below. This county will follow Monday next
!@r:!a!l Thursday, and Brooke Oh the succeeding
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o. The Introductory Lectures in the Richmond Me-
deal School will commence on Monday the Goth inst,
and will be continued for four successive days, at the
hour o. u O'Clock. We requested invite all those
friendly to this proposed undertaking to attend.
The Lectures will be held at tie Museum
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and whereas i, is important to provide direct and speedy
route, tic tnhOlc anay from the extreme South West t.
The Northeast Of our country; and whereas
South Western well Eastern Virginia will be great
ly benefited by such route and whereas it is especially
important to the interests Of the town of Lynchburg
OF the city OF Rchmond and whereas il is understood
that the city OF Richmond will hca:ty cooperate will
US Therefore.
81. HSnirsd, That il is cxpedient and proper {, pc.
tition the mex; Legislature of Virginia for the privilege
o constructing ltaii road from the town Of Lyncht nrg
By ar nr#r Bainrd Gap; by New River and the town
u" Abingdon. t., the Truncssce Inc in view Of uniting
at I'll" m"et rra:'llcah. point. with Railroad coming
FROM :hr cily :" Nashville with the privilege Of extending
lii" :%'nr T. lie ca; OF Richmond,
SO Ht*"r'G, That ;Iie good citizrns living in the
cnutrS through which the c"nrm dated roau will pass,
with all others concerned be especially requested t. CO.
operate with US in The great enterprise.
''5 Rcso'r:d, That committee h. appointed, whose
business shall be 10 Use ;lr most prompt and energetic
measures 10 carry into effect the last resolution
~ Hcsctee!: That the several Editors of Newspapers
living IN l,yucibury, RIcErond Fincas,lc Abingdon.
Myttc Court House JoncSLor'ugh, Knoxville. Nash
VILE and all other Editors the route he requested To
publish the foregoing preamble and resolutions in their
respective papers
SIN pursuance of the Sd Resolution the Clair ap.
pointed the fellow NJ CUinmre: john Early David q.
Murrcll, John III. Warwick. Henry Davis, n. A. llnl
comb john Victor. JOHN Thurman. john Il. ID. Payne.
T. Fletcher, JOHN y. Murrrl Chiswell DaLncv. Chas.
J.. Misty. VIM. Daniel, John Al. Otry. Samuel hfiI!rE,
DIR. James Saunders Il. Mcdaniel Maurice Langhornr,
Lorenzo Norvcll, Samuel Garland Samuel l. Watt,
Paul Jones' Jesse Hare, Richard +. Cralr S. II. Da
Gen David Rodrs. Jas Dcnangh Jr,u Williams. and Il.
H. Toer; and motion. tile Chairman e the meeting
was added to The Committee.
JOHN G. MEEAI, Chairman.
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NLENBURNIE FOR SALE.-Havimg determined
on the premises, Wednesday, the 9th of May next if
fair not the next fair day, clock the Tract of
Land on which Mrs. H. Curc resides called Glcnbuy ME
situated within half mile of Palmyra tc county seat
OF Fluvanna, and containing leo actes of land. The
dwelling house is of brick two stories high and
cominodious. Attached to- excellent out-houses
good water, and productive garden. The situation is
as healthy as any in the upper country To lawyer
who would farm on small scale would particularly
recommend this property, as know situation where
gentleman of that profession could do better il being
within half day ride of four five Courts Should
any person disposed to purchase, want land he
could get adjoining the premises much oud make
large and compact farm, fair terms and liberal Gre
dit The household and kitchen furniture will be sold the
same duy.-Terms made known at The sale.
MILES GARY,
March II. GI04-wlwl Fer L. CurIe
IL The above sale is postponed for short tme-but
due notice will be given when the sale will take place
May ). II3-wtf
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POETRY.
{ Fcom Ae Sow,tfrE Isserary Messenger.
APOSfROPnE

(Froa ne SoWttfrE Iiserdrv Messenger.
APOSTROPnE
Or rae .f.vi,dR Harp e. tae UiRd
" Wind uf the dark binc mouatains,
4 hon dO>t but sweep my stTiugs,
Into wild gusts OF inOusuiulncss,
With tae rushing of thy wiag..
Whca the gale IS freshly blowing
NV notes e<pOa,ivc swell,
And over musie's power,
Their t5inmphS seem to tell.
But when the breeze /. signing.
Then comes ga dying fall"
L'sS--lc-s inlccd rxalting,
But swoctcr far than all.
L, signs, like haplcss mouals,
For youthful pleasuTcs He'd,
For hopes Snl fficnls onco cherished,
Now milglcd with the deal.
Ani oh how swectly touching
Il the sal aid plaintive strain,
Recalling former pleasures,
That Meier caI live again.
Ouce moro thy breozos froshen,
And sweep the Hoiian strings,
And asaia their notes are swelling,
" hh the rushing of thy wiags.
They seem TO cheer the dropping,
To bill tbs wretchcd live,
Aud With their sounds rc.taiic,
His whitening hopes revive"
Alas and in life's drama,
Howc'er we play Our part,
Hope is forever breathing
Ga the Tyre OF the Heart.
Hope is forever touching
Some chord that vibrates there,
While bitter disappointment
Mars the delusivc air.
Alternate joys aud sorrows,
Obedient to her cali,
Now breathe a strain that's fatt'ring,
And now ga dying fall"
Yet how unlike the measures
OF the sweet lEolian string.
Those snothc the heart that's wounded
Those plant deeper sting.
Then " ind of the dark blue mountains,
still sweep those trembling strings
Into sweet strains OF mourniulncss,
With the lluttcr of thy wings.
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From lie Louisiana Ccufior.1
fIIIll.I - LII Or Ill. NIrlA -

The Honorable ihomas H. Benton, il will be- seen by
the following correspondence, has declined tie dinner
rendered 20 him by our Democratic icowciiizcns The
reasons lac assigns Tor not accepting this mark Of esteem
from bis Political friends, cannot fail Of wing sssfac
tory TO them Mr. Benton is identified with Tie pros.
perty Of New Orleans Tor is 10 hs cxcJtions sc owes
tie establishment Of mint in this city When cor.
mpt Senate, aided by tle Bank were endcnyorinV by
the most base means TO thwar tie wise measures of our
patriotic Chief Magistrate, and The Bank on hcr pari
bringing ruin srd destruction our country R!r Ben.
ton was found bis post and b. his transcendant talents
aud un3nakcn adherence l0 tlic cause of Justice was The
main n.cans Of debating men who had iasalr drrrr,rA
The high trusts rcp0scd n them by their lO@.c t2eus
and sold hcmsercs 10 that corrupt and dangerous in.
tution tho United Suites Eank No man has .iroitong
claims Ire gratitude of te Republican prrsg ana none
more esteemed, or whom Trey would soorrr select e
preside over The Gcsfnics Of .3 great and o 1fi.lpr
republic, than Mr. Benton But he las refused the honor
til would ~ conferred upon him. and like apotlr- Gin.
cnnaus, after serving in tlIc councils of hs country
has ecd "'tl tc proud consciousnes5 Of bagn, done
his duty
NV OaLEANs, April 9th. l-25.
Sir-Thc citizens Of Now Orleans ii the Democratic
party have hailed, with pleasure, your arrival amono
them Ard'nily attached h. TIE principles Of the great
political association Of which they are members flpv
have not been inaentivc observers OF the course pr
sued by the functonacs whose hands ihe safety and
prosperity Of Tie republic have been confdcd Whlst
anNoualy regarding national measures, in their inccp-
ton progress and consummatiOn their attention has ne
cessary been attracted 10 those who IN their public "a,
pacty have been called upon act in regard 10 such
ncasurcs, whether arrayiug themselves in opposition 10
them, OF standing forth their supporters and advocates
You, SIR have been conspcuOus object Of notice 10
your political brethren Of ibis city.
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BUCKINGHAM JAIL Committed 10 the above
"a b Jail ON the 9th day of February last negro man
who calls himself Jesse lIitchcrs and says he is free
man, and raised in the county of Lunenburg-
Jesse IS about five feet inches high, stout made
The owner, if any, is requested to forward prove
property, he Will be dealt with provided by law
JOHN Il. GREGORY, J0iI0r,
For G. CinIsr'AS, Sheriff IF Buckingham.
April IA. ll2Ztf
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May IL.

EN- CllANCERY-VIR -Nottoway County Cir
x cult Superior Court of Law and Chancery April
Term, 1875
Parmelia l.. Goodwin, Pltf
against
John b. Oliver, Lyddall Bacon, Bar,elot p Todd Asa
Oliver Williamson Dickinson, VIM Vcrscr, Isaac Win
free, Tlos c. Gafiord Jos. II. Booker, Richard Over
street, John Watson George Nj. Fuqna. john Osborne
Geo \. Seay, Saml ID. Burke, II. r. Anderson. Ma.
than Ward, James T.. p. Bacon, Cu,hbert w. Roach
Matthew Anderson, and Francis w. Ncrscr. Dcns.
by consent of parties Tie accounts involved in this
cause are referred TO of the commissioners of this
Court. who is directed examine and state the same
and make report thereof to this Court with any
specially stated deemed pertinent by himself or reouir
ed by the parties to be so stated.
Copy.-Teste. G. w. FlTZG ERALD,
d. c.. y. C.. &. G. L ui L. Nc
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DRUGS, PALNTS, SC.

DRUGS PRLNTS, &c.
Il NIARLES +. MILLER, informs his friends that lac
" has just opened Apotlecary Store the stand
formerly occupied such by Mr.. Goddard, one door
above Inc 6rd,sen House Main Street Richmond. lie
will keep supply OF Drugs, Chemcos. Paints Oils
Dycstus and Glass, and in few weeks expects to
an assortment of Surgical Instruments OF the best man
niactur' Orders from country Merchants and Ply sicans
are respectfully solicited.
May D. llS-wtf
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NN ACHINERY OF ALL SORTS-Thc firm of
I'VE Davis " Holmes being dissolved, j. lloiMLs &
j. Gnorz prepared Mt their Establishment near NIr
Amcs Smith Shop, to furnish at short notice. all kinds
of MAcHINrRy for Agricultural purposes Their Thrcsl-
ing Machines of every kind that may be wanted
Their RcroiriHg C0mcnre 1EroShes possess great me
rit Their Horse powers combine strength convenience
and permanence. They furnish Cuskcrs for crushing
and cob, and grinding it for feeding all kinds OF
stock, worked by hand other power. Co,a Shelters
of best construction, very cheap. Cayding and Spin-
ni"g Machinery for Wool and Cotton, made to order
HOLMES * CROFT
Fredericksburg, April 81, 1885. iIIl-wIw
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rue IMPORTED HORSE
G3nesef

N yHlS most splendid racc.horse and stallion com
n menced his first season at my stable, at Charlotte
Courthouse, Va, the LIST day of February, 1876
$40 the season, payable the lst day of july hich
time the cxpiressl00 the INSURANCE., be paid
soon i, is ascerttimcd tha the with foa
arns with the mare before that fact Is for
feitS the insurance) Any gentleman becoming rcspon
sibic fr or putting mares shall pay for . only In
every case 81 VIII DO required 20 the groom Good and
extensive pasturage wilt be furnished gratis and
well fed with grain at - cents per day, il equrcd
Servants with will be boarded gratis A possible,
pans Will bc taken To prevent accidents escapes but
VII not be liable for any tlat may occur:
Feb H. Ieowtfl WYATT CALDWELL.
PERFORMANCES.
Claret's first appearance the tuIs in 1888,
when years old At New Market Craven Meeting. he
was beat for the Rddleworth Stakes for 2OO SOW each
H. colts 81. h. FLIES ST. ID. Alb NJ "a subscri-
bcrS) by Lucius, by Emilus and Anglcsea by Sultan;
beating Blank by Lottery and Joanna by Sultan, out Of
the dam of Riddlesworih The pace was good and Cla-
ret was good third Betting to agains, Care, who
was first tavorite.
lie was beat at the same meeting for the Column
Stakes OF 80 each. r. NJ. Us subs) at the second
spring meeting for handicap plate of G5O, a. ~ and
at the July meeting for handicap sweepstakes of 10
AtSanord, July isth. the Nobemcn and Gentlemen $
plate of % SOW three years old ST. II h.; four,
ID. five, ST. h.; SIX ST. h. and aged ST. 10 h.;
e winner OF cup or sweepstakes to carry H. extra.
Nc.-hC0tS tsrre r0uld-
Mr. Wilson'S b. c. Ciarct by Chateau Margaux,
Mr. . Connor' b. q. Carlton 4 years old 3 =
Id Exeter b. f. Nianta (sstcr to Grccnman
Next day-'Town Plate of 80 SOW; for 3 year old colts
St b. and FLIES ID; horses that nave won once
this year to carry 3lb extra, twice. ID, thrice
lb.-hcats once round
Id. Exclcr's b. C. Imam by Sultan (brothcr to
Boirdm,) liz ID.
laelb 9
Col. Pecl's'b. Malibran by Whisker, dr.
Malbran won four times this year at New Market.
Huntingdon, Aug. l3.--1'hc Ilinchinhrook plate OF
90 SOW. heats round
MIR. Wilson's BIC Clarct years old, lO1 lbs. l /
MIR atsnn b. I. Banquet, years old ZIG lbs. l 3 =
Mr.. PIgots b h. Coroner, aged, l23 lbs = 3
Id. Exctcrs b. f. Alastlla, by Sultan, 93 lbs = dir.
This was orcctcnt r0ee, which he beat the cec-
bratcd horses Coroner, Banquet, and Manta sister to
Grecnman.lc winner OF the Oaks at three heats
Wednesday, Aug. l4.-rhc Members Plate of so soy .
Nc, heats once round:
Mr.. Wilson's b. c. Claret 3 yrs old, lbs |
81 Bacchuss b. f. Lady Charlotte by Gallon 3
yrs. old, - lbs. 3 9
Bosss b. IN. Waterwitch. yrs. old, by Whale
bone, l22 lbs y 3
Won easily. Lady Charlotte won races this year
and WatcrMitch D rnccs in IS2l