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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-14

Al Rules holden 10 the Cisrk', Ofs.. NJ ~. r..
eait Superior Coort Of Lsw sad Chsns,,, g.
yerersoo Coont.. the hra Noodsy In An,s,,
1857! s~''
Siiss Msrnsduke sod John Thomp.oo. l,,.
merchants and psrtncrs. trading up,i,r m.
name and hrm OF Siiss Msrnsdais 4 Co
fLAIsrurS
Samuel U. Stritler. former Executor Of Sac,
Howard, deed, samuel Strider snJ J-e.,h So
der, securities On his ex-cutorisl bond kl,,.
beth Howard, ~idow Of samuel IIo.,,i a.
ceased, ard Guardian Of SAMUEL u CtO,, -,
William u. Crum. George w. Griffith 81
Eleanor hrs wife. Dsnjsmia r. lir-ler sn., {,
thartnc his wife, Sidney y. Gsll.her sad J,,.
A1snds his vile. and samuel 4. Str,,l.r ST.
Am his sife,-ihe ssiJ Eleanor, Ca,hsr--
Jsne Amsnds, and Am. being sLii,irrn AL
heifs Of aid samuel Howard, deed, -asJJ,.
scph VI. Brown, administrator ID S,4.s ass
With the gill annexed. Of said Samuel H5.
~'u' used' DnFsSpASr
~ CHLvCERr.
'E<bt defendant. George w. Griffith m,
having entered his appearance and give,
Seur', according Co the set ct s..e,,,i,., ..J Al.
rules OF t''s court, and II appearing l., ..,,,I,
tory evidence that - " not an Inhah,,ant ~ an.
country ms ordered. That the sai.i 4. C,,l,,
do sppaar here on the first ia, Of ia. n.N,t,
a"d ahs.er The bill Of the plaintiff. s.i th,, :
cop, al ths sr'i,r h. furth~ 9TH inserted =, -
newspaper published IA Cha I-un~r r..
montSs sueerss,N,ly, aud posted At the fra,, -
ot ii'o eouri-hosse a. the sid town Of Ch,I. a
town. Capy-T-str,
ROBERT r. BROU.N. e..
Aue 81, 1857 -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-14
IN CIANCERI
Virginia, 10 Wit:

Al RULES holden IN the CLERK, Office OF the
circuit Superior Court OF Law aad Chan
Gerry for Jefferson county. the first Noa-
day ia August. 1887:
Mary Manning, administrators Of Jacob m
Manning, deed, ILuAr,rK
AGAINST
William ID. North, Nathaniel q North. Gao
Z. North, Ann ). Msrk, LYDIA x. Gibbs.
Benjamin q. Thornton, Benz g. Thorn
ton, Jun, Ann w. Thornton, Sarah A.
Thornton. Anthony ThorGton, Sarah N.
Harper, samuel u. Harper, Thomas J.
North, aud Richard CruIen aud Amelia
h' VIE, heirs at law OF George North.
deed, and Thompson 2. Mason. admin.
istrstor Of the said George North, eeo'd.
DkI EspARrs,
IN CHANCERY.
HNHE defendants, samuel D. Uarper sa-
- rah Harper, and Thompson y. Ma
son. not having entered their appearance.
and given security according to the act Of
Assembly aud the rules Of this court; and A
appearing by satisfactory evidence that thev
ate not inhabitants Of this country. n 1, or
dfrtd, That the said defendants do appear
here on the first day Of the neat term. and
answer the bill Of the pisintiG; end thst
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted Ina
some newspaper published IN Chafleslown.
Tor t~o months successfully. and posted 1t
The front door u the court house in the said
io"n OF ChHTlestown A Copy--Tesis.
ROBERT 7. BROwN, Crk.
Aug II, 1897.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-14
VIRoIMTA. 80 1919

~ Roles holden b. o., CI-rt's DiEse ~ t.. tis-
rlt 81 ..erinf lnue ~ 80 soi Ch.as,fy fsr
JgieTs'n county. %, fret MJudaJ iu Aosus,.
1877
David kepinger. Pl.rvr,s,.
AGAINST
Henry NissiT. DsnIri ansr.s. EdmstiI t.-.
jos. H,b,u ii4tls aid JasisL H.h,rt.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-14
- CHANtTEy

VIII detendsut Henry Nicsly. not kstfns
u rhitrrd lis spprsranrs. sn1 ritru security
according 10 the 80 ~ sssenitlf All ~. tul,. n
ihit souriI snd % sppsariae ~ ssfisfsotssy 80
dsnfr usst D. b uuf inhshitsHt q thfs eaistr1
" % srd.resi it1-i the Esd deirtfsst 4 s6,.ssf
bore 81 ti.e hrs, dsy u Tee ueat tsrfo srt 49,,
ne Iii q 'ee pis'ssi6i go thss ssyy n ,hi.
ofasf - iofts = ''h intrrted is souss uevspapef
eeffitsiy, ssd posted 81 he frost door n a.
oo'.ft-hooss 10 - aaid tova a Clsssissioun.
a Copy -Feae,
A.. . R0hERT r. bRoH.w Cert.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-14
cIIARLEsrowN ACADEMY.
The Female Department

EINDER the supcrintepdepce Of Mrs.
~ TRAWIN, will resume its opera.
tons on Monday, September 9Th.
This Institution has the adv vantage OF daily
instruction by tho Principal Of the male
academy. aud Is furnished with Globes and
Mathematical Instruments, for tho projec-
too Of Maps; also, an extensive ?hiioso-
Phieai, Astronomical, and Chemie al APPara-
lus.
A full course Of CLASSICAL STUDIES will be
pursued IL required, a. we'll rs tn. branches
usually taught ia "a valuable and accomplish
ed Eus!,-h Education. The liberal patron
age received dur'ng the past year, will prove
a stimulus 10 still more seduious exertions.
Terms. t.er se.si.n NJ Il .,,,,sh..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-14
y'irgiHi0. Fo ,cii

I'rgjHi0, Fo ,cif:
81 Roles holden ~ the CI,tk', nii,.. ,C,L. e..
cur Superior Court ~ i-l~ sud Ch t.rryt,,
Jsn-r''h County, H.. a.-t Mon,l.y IA August,
J,loi Ksgc', Pawn,
AGAINST
SH7iN-' Do'rTr, and George EIche'brrger.
DITkSHlNTs,
IN CllANJERl
INHE defendant. Samuel Downev notbax.
ing entered has appearance, and gwen
security according 70 tie act 81 assrmLl, sud tho
rules 81 tees eosit; aud II appearing h., .at,f.e
'o') s'"enec That lac Is not a. inh.biisnt Ut t.is
country " 70 S',i~red, That ,hr 81 Il. f,nJ.,,
90 spPear here 90 tI1 hr-t day OF the n,Nt term.
and Hns~er the hall of the plainiia- and thA, .
cory 81 ih's order b iorihWUh inserted Ia sotn.
Newspaper pHhliSbed ~ Ch.rIrsiown. far two
mouths 'ueevs.''si,, aad posted at the froat
.n' oi thc SOut-huuu iu the aid town Of
ChaiicstoNn. copy-tcStc
RouEHr I. BROWN, Clerk.
Auguef =
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Public safe.


authority q q decree, pronounced on
~ the 2sth day Of August, 1897. by the
Judge Of tho Circuit superior Court Of Law
and Chaneery Of Jefferson county, in the
case 81 Jacob Albert, sc. against FoBiaine
Beekham, &c, and iu pursuance 81 q deed
% trust executed 10y said Bsekham 10 I'd
ward Wager and Armstead Beskham. hear
,ng date on the 18th Doretnber Is2t. the
undersigned, trustees appointed by sad de-
cree. will ell 81 public auction, GA SaiusJag
TIE 2-ih day Of Octbs, n'tf. 10 trout VI Gib-
sons iloielat IsrPcn Ferry,
III that r0InnBEe
MILL PROPERTY.
On the leland Of Virs,oius, convened b., the
ssid deed u truat, sbd therein partieulari,
described being TIE same which u now in
the occupancy % Rowland, ucH1D,wer 4
co
Three thoHsand snd one bundled dollar.
wiil be- required 10 be paid boz hsnd-thc he
lance II the Purchase money 10 BE- DIVIDED
into FIVE equal sonusl instslment,. the hfst
Oi which ~ be- pad on The ffst dsy q Jul,
next and the other four on tho irst day Of
July in each % the years l-31. 1870. IslI.
snd l-t5 bonds o. be Flyen Tor the deferred
FaJmsnt'' to he secured ~ deed of trlst
on the property
JOS. r krGUEnTY.
ANDREW ut STIR.
PROVINCE MCOuNHCK.
Augnt 81 1877. ru,L,s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-09-14
TRUSTEE'S sALE
VIZ E.fALE L.I.ND.

clLU.fRLE L.I.N'D.
RY virtue Of a dted of trust. executed 10
~ the subscriber by James Lang for the
benefit Of Mrs. Eliza L. CrsighIll. dated on
the 23d day Of January, 1897, and duly re-
corded ia the Clerks Office Of the county
court or Jefferson, viii proceed 10 sell, at
public auction, To the highest bidder, for
cash. on FridIg bis 29h' dry y his Month, Tsp
ieD,ber,) VALUABLE
Tract q LAND,
Situated on the west side Of the Shenandoah
river. near the Hope we'll Mills, containing
about FORTY ACRES, having upon il
Dwelling House and other improvements.
.7fso-AnOthcr Tract
or about FORTY ACES. situated near.
but not adjoining, the said Aforementioned
tract. For more particular description Of
said lands, reference may be made TO the
deed from said Eliza e.. Craighill and others
TO said Lang, bearing equal date with the
above mentioned deed Of trust, aud duly re-
corded. Said lands are now in the occu-
pancy OF MIR. John Lang. by whom they will
be shown TO any one washing To purchase
.lIsO--i head OF Work Horses.
Such title only as is vested 10 the trustee,
(Which Is believed 10 be n valid one, } will be
made to the purchaser.
Sale 10 take place at IL o'clock, NJ, on
the premises. ANDREW HUNTER,
Sept. 7, 1897. Trustee
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IN CUANCERY.
VIRGINIA., TO W.T. .

@eN S@8f ~ VIII
~ HOLES holden IN the Ctsfk's Oa,e~ If the C-;,.
eui Superior Court 81 t.su aud Cb.t,eerv g.
1887. y" "s""'
'oh' >" st'on' PLAiSrUF.
AGAINST
bei isruin Ejm1uds, Juiin Myers B,.,rI a..
81. sdaiDisttstpr e Dauisl X Ole ,lr,es,.l
James w Mel uriy. Dolriis Dreu. I-,,..,.i
atIi. o, rNvCuiDr a. John finsksna.fsr ,f..tt
lseah k.blr. JOHN \ .bir. s.tn,sfl X .Lis- L.,
h,hIr. Nhiistn ksLi' B-npnaib K.Lir. "a,
tabdh berry. fhls Thsmb.fiio AMI 81.
'hamhsIiiu her husbani. Mar Hiird.t,sl s,,i
San.ori lttdsboi. tIe ,sti fl,ls. Ma, .,,,i
samuel bong thiidrea q N.,tar.t lt,,.f.t.ot
dsosd trnsfly Msfg.f,, hsbie. ss,i Ms,y
'S''''''hi bArsaBAsTs
~ CHtNCERY
HVit defendant, ncrpH.in rim9nJs. Al
N hssiH L'rtffed bis srpr.rs.s- s,t gt,~,
srsnfiiF -.fYriiHg i1 Gee 90 & sserrltt, s,,d 49,
ful,s 81 De- s.1o. su# DO sI..irstiar o., s.ti.f.--
lYf' ''t'.nr. ,Fsi hg is taf su inh.bttsf 81 fh,s
cotntr his srsie'rf That the s,,d t.f.,d.,,
d" stg'@r h'fs aH ~ hrs, dsv ~ tts s.tt tsrt,.
snd s.sssr 'hs b.ii 81 ,he liai.t,B. snd ti,s,
90" 'i ihis order b. flfths iih rseft,I in sorn.
"r~spal,r pHti,siied ia Ihsiesioun. h., a.,
w ii's afrsessisriy. aDd lsird u to- frost ,,
~ ihe tPafihnn 90 fbs sd tYun "a Cb.,i.,-
i'Nh topv itsts,
RDHEHI T. BROB.v CIT
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-01

RrcHMoSD, MAY %, 1873 p. M.--Two week
from today, the Legislature assemblies. Nothing will
be DONE suppose, until then, relative TO supplying
the city with small change What they may do, we
will not conjecture. Nothing should be done by our
city authorities will they do any thing Indeed
the time is short that wishes to see any au.
thority assume the responsibility Of issuing small
notes. Our citizens will prefer suffering the inconve-
nience ill the Legislature meet In the mean time
amount--and why can't they do III
DARING vTLLAINv--We regret TO learn that our
fellow.citixen, Mr.. Edward v. Sparhawk was at
tackled by some villain, with intento rob, doubt
on Saturday night as early rs hall past nine o'clock
and much beaten. II happened in the neighborheod
II the City Hall, Mr.. s. was fclled b. blow re.
ceiyed unawares, which produced insensibiy; ah;i
after being struck IL % supposed several times, his
pockets were rifcd, and robbed of about FIVE dollars
in specie, and knife with his name engraved upon
it, Mr. Sparhawk was most serously injured-hs
under Jaw bsne broken and much splntered. His
clothes were almost dyed in blood. When such bold
villains and assassins stalk about our streets at 80
early an hour time for our police to exercise all
pos ibe vigilance. This instance is one of the most
daring we have ever known and we record il with
much pain. Compiler.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-01
GEN ERAL MARKETS.

NEW YoRK, May 81 r. M-Busness in general wen, Off TO-
day with better feeling than weeks past weather
being good Sales auction pretty fully Ope
aons very large, considering the nwholesome state
fars that pervadss the country throughout large OF
took place Trade shows decided improvement
latter part OF the week.
Fiosr-No material change prices since yesterday Very
few sales
Teas-The cargo Of brig Nabob offered today and
went OF a follows pascd2n6 hyson a.
IS half do 62c; 200 Is H. boxes do 42c &c
Glib do i i7c 5ocases each II Glib. cannsters do &C.,
% chests young Tyson 10 47 600 half do 7e
3h boxes do 50 43c cases, each 15lb boxes do at
o2sc II 2b de- 10 5oc $40 chests hyson skin
n 4oc l25 half do. do al sc 100 chests Tonkay } 35c
10 half gun powder 50 Sic; 50 ~ Glib
do 66c IS half chests imperial 62 7l 100
do. 4oc DO cases. each IL b csnnstedo sIc
souchong sc; 20 half chests orange pecco
2ec 100 chests pouchong 36c 100 half do do 9e-es
months approved Very little spirit prevailed
sale The rather dragged through the above prices
they quite good quality those OF the last sale
sugaA sale Of 100 bids prime Porto Rico sugar took place
today 81 g. The demand tbs past few days has been
limited, without any variation in price.
Granwe notice further sales Of 1900 bushels prime Genoa
wheat c. bushels damaged wheat. at IS 800
bushels 10 do at GO also 1000 bushels damaged at 81 C.
cash
FrutFurhcr sales rans today, 50 boxes, OF Ellis las
half boxes bunch CT bloom at e5c 13s do DC.
at e do clusters M half do. do 52i 70 kegs do
S. IS casks Smyrna zoo boxes bunch at t12s 100 do
Mucate CT also 10 boxes heed almonds at ss g.
The market very dull on private account
Aucon leen syrup, "A; 20 italian brown
nj IL AZ boxes Genoa ciron Is 16 ITO bags beans,
Io1la II2 90 quarter CASKS dry Malaga wine als -
barrels 0ur =, ash II barrels starch at 81 cercon ousti-
paa indigo =, Of CT 20 tubs tsmeran 4sbones rasns at
"a; % casks wsens LONDON b'ackne. Al III 70 o.n oose'
,ra a, "a as c.; hhds New Orleans sugar, st5i ~ y
damaged Champagne, at "a; 10 cases cIsre Al $780, s.
ID us AMI. noas.es, a, sii all c; terms cash.
~ mus ~ praace four I7' do ashes 10
r, ia tubs butter; go bundles paper and bales hops
- r,xosy May a. PM.-fIoward street -four remains
,Sc.ore price 90 and wagon price ~ 26 sales Of city
,' 6cr Al ~ So n 75 o. Sales OF susquehnnna -four
"a drain sales OF foreign wheas consuc be made for
goM 10 prime at Sl45 4i55 We quote white corn, shipping
parcels 81 s3c and yellow BY voc sale o. oe,s ~
~ ss Moasscs N auction today AIS hhd cargo of brig Pa
ea from 81 Jago de Cubs, sold nj % 13c also i6
,;erees and hhs Porto Rico 36c and 80 bbs do NJ -
oslo.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-01

S55 so

Such is the progress of the Safety Fund SYSTEM IN
troduced by Martin Van Buren, knocked down by
General Jacksons specie currency and again set up
by Governor Marcy suspension law. The result is
unavoidable nothing can save il from such termi-
nation but the city banks becoming the sponsors for
pAe circulation by taking their paper at par on deposte
and in pa yment Of debts There can be no mistake in
the truth of history. Mr. Calhoun inMarch, 1884,
predicted the actual events Of 1897. We are also
prophet, and now in May 1897 we forete the events
of May is4o. Nothing can save the country, bat
mixture of Jackson and Biddle, due proportion Of
specie and paper, limited circulation Of paper a
specie basis.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-01

Aovrpr,srso-GASorsG BOOK Ao AN.-The Cou-
rer and Enquirer" announces yesterday, that in
sequence of the policy of Mr.. Van Buren,, it has
abandoned its strike for 30 per cent advance on its
rates Of advertising and gangs book again to the
old prices We understand that several respectable
boot blacks have also returned TO old prices for the
same cause, and that Mr.. Van Buren's obsdnacy has
had favorable effect in lowering the wages of sha-
wing all over the city, particularly in Wall street.
Seriously, however, il il quite amusing TO see the
"Courier and Enquirer gravely urging as a reason
for its necessities, the action of the government. The
Courier establishment has burst its boiler by putting
on too much steam and that is the whole Of the mat
ter Ii does business on a credit system, and Of
course feels the effects of these revulsons Of which
all credit systems par,ake During the last ten months
the circulation of the Courier has diminished nearly
1000 papers On the LIST of April, the day set apart
for increasing ito prices il lost leo subscrbers-one
half Of whom took the Herald as a better, cooler
wiser, and cheaper commercial paper. In the same
space Of time, its cash receipts for advertising has
dwindled down to one-fourth thSr former amounts,
and 10 collections cannot be made.
The Courier is too much expanded in ts dr.
mansions. The revolution now going on in COM
mercc and the advertising business, will leave il
rotten concern in less than two years. II began its
prosperity in rottenness, and will end it. Nothing
can save il but another loan Of $4,000 from the
United States Bank-and that we believe is not so en-
silly got now Gays.
The whole Wall street press is in rckey condi-
ton. They are the mere Instruments Of the corrupt
and fraudulent banks, or he more corrupt and frau
dulent politicians The cash press of which the He
rid and the Chronicle the chief are the only he
nest, pure independent, intelligent, or capable Of
stan ling any pressure or any revulsion.
We are liberal, and hereby give the Courier nine
mouths to wind up in and die decently. When dead
and buried, Lot this be its cpitaph 49,
Here lies
The mshegany stock and percussion lock
That frightened
General Duff Green Of Washington
All stock differences now paid.
Amen.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-01

~ Hoyt the X lover of Maria Monk, and the as
soclste Of Western in trying to become the deposiior
Of the funds ofhe poor seamstressss was discharged
from his boarding house, % Bowery, day before yes
terday, for cause. He has left half dozen for like
causes. He ought to 60 boarding with some Of the
poor tailoresses he borrowed money of aud gave his
nste too.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-01
MORNING HERALD.


CALHOUN ON THE Cusasscv.-Ths demand made
Tor the celebrated speech Of the great South Carolina
Senator by all classes is quite entertaining and IN
structive Messrs. Clay and Webster are forgotten.
Several of the papers have been publishing violent
party trades, o.. the subect-some Of them said
to have been spoken by Mr.. Clay, Mr.. Webster, and
Others Without any depreciation INN the solid metal
lie properties of any other great man, we MAJ Dc per-
mted to state that the Nufer Of the south, staEds
out alone, philosopher sapon, genius, blessed with
the gift of prophecy and foresight almost equal TO
prophet of old. His analysis of the currency IS The
most clear and scientific we have read-hs remedies
for 1884, perfectly good now The alluson to the
Safety Fund System is pregnant with meaning. To
that bubble-the invention of Martin Van Buren-is
the nation indebted for the increase of banking and
the suspension ofspecie payments. Mr.. Bddle's no
tons of the currency have always been of more re-
gular and precise character manageable and useful,
and running into no extremes. Even General Jack
sons ideas of metallic currency perfectly cor
rect and unquestonably sound. 1t is the influence
and operation Of the Safety Fund system which has
ruined the country. Under thefalacous idea Of fund
to redeem broken bank paper, the whole confederacy
Of banks launched out and flooded the world with
their issues. Banks grew up like iadishes-and al
followed the example. AT this moment the
Safety Fund Banks have begun new career Oh Is
suing paper money and they be permitted to go on
they will end as the Assgnats of France did, or
own continental money, according 10 the following
curious extract cut from old paper thirty years
ago:-
CoSrrNsNrAL MoxEv.-The following bill was
made out to Captain Allen McLane 1.-THE father of the
late Secretary of State for the United States) at
the time Of the depreciation of continental money.
PHILADELPHIA, 9Th January, 1871.
Can't. A. McIane. Bought of William Nichols
pair of boots $500 90
"a Yards of calico Al ass 1852 so
Yards Of chintz at $50. 900 90
al wards of mereen al SlOO $50 90
4hsndkerchiefs AT 800 400 90
s Yards Of quality binding at a. 81 90
skein of silk 10 90
S2,l54 so
Ifpaid in specie 49, los.
Received payment IN full -
For William Nichols,
rS;onedl iona. Jones.
In two years, if the proposed arrangement between
the City Banks and other interior Safety Fund Banks
10 into operation, the same depreciation will take
place in our day. Take the follow wing as sample, or
. prophecy, just as you please
ALBANY, 10th July, 1910.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-01

States prison instead of the benefit Of stop laws and
suspension acts, preparing to asitste the country
into revelation of blood and plsndsv Having riot
ed for the last sx years the of the paper
SYSTEM till it burst asunder its bonds, they cannot
see the prospect of work and honesty to make ly-
ing BY without manifest uneasincss No matter for
their threats In this city there are at least fen tooe
in favor ofhonesty, Integrity, and assumption ofspe
Gle payments. We shall compel them to before the
meeting Of Congress. The grand jury will BE made
the check to bank roguery.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-01

II People who come into an editors office shoult
no, open their lips, unless they have something Il
say-and shut them again the moment they hav
said it. Some mouths, like Five Point crop shops
are always open.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-01

This being the first day Of the regular purses, the
course was rather ihinly attended We however, were
happy to observe nearly all irregular turf going gen.
temen OF the north present. together with many dis
unguIshed members from Maryland, virginia, and
the Carolinas.
The entries tor tomorrow Purse $500, three mile
heats were not made when we left the ground but we
venture TO say that Tarqun, Bergen, and Mary Blunt
will be three Of the competitors.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-01

"
Shadow,
Colt out of Monmouth's dam,
Colt out Of Polly Hopkins, 3
Colt out of Charlotte Temple
Colt out Of Medocs dam, 8
Run in | min 52 sec.
Second Hest.-All five parad,d at the call. AT the
signal they got away without hindrance; Shadow as
in the first heat making the running half length in
front; the Charlotte Temple fly well up with him.
the Polly Hopkins colt third she and the other two
nearly in ruch. Shadow kept his rate, and led the
way calamity. While swinging round the north
bend the Polly Hopkins colt passed the Charlotte
Temple and went up TO Shadow; the pace was now
good, and Shadow kept his rate. They now were
making the last turn, and entering upon the straight
run home; here the Polly Hopkins made q dash and
made severe running ran up TO Shadow; they went
along together calamity about two hundred yards.
when the pace told upon the Polly Hopkins colt
Shadow shook him of, and won by length, thus
winning the heat in min. 81 seconds, and the stakes
which, forfeits included, were good for % 500