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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-28
nm CHAScERY-yrnei-rA In Amelia County
d Spperior Cour, Of Law aHd Chsneery, April Term,


Moses over,on, admir-, with The will annexed Of Rho
da BeeGie, decd, N"HiP"'''i
Alex w.Nhs'I, admir-, with The will snneASc o. Of
Sylvia Ssyrp decd and administrator de b"nis non VI
Joel Notify decd John Boiling, sherIn oil !,
and administrator OF Nathaniel NJ Motley DEC a. ','
kill Mo,e7 { nd Miranda 5 81 his "'tr JOEL "i5
sinn Paul.na X Thurs,on Jaturs Iha's''"' -,
Thur.,on, and Paschal u Thurs'"n, T;,,
On rno,inn of Alex WaI,hah ieaSe IS 80, ~
20 file his answer, and this cause uis Ga: I,b,u
be- heard on the bill the answer "t the s''"
,rd Gled and the defendants. f1'sE H'"'
lev and Miranda f NJ. his wife joel n" 1.'
PAULINE K Thrrs,on, las y. Thuts'"n. J"hh !. Hu'
SION and Paschsl II 1hurs,on beng oht q. .s YIN
,.on,e.b and scains, whom the plaintiff aPpfa ais 10
h ,,nceed.d in the rodr proscr'h"d By law against
,bseot Defendants and they . 'a'''ns 70 aPpN',-S"
motion of the plaintiff by counsel he c"utt GOV" 'h' VIZ
,,,n,Iffs bill for confessed "a - 'Anse w
n. defendant, John 2 Boiling. having iaed TO an'N'f
the cou,lsnsnts bill and four months IRON lhe H'.hS
thereof and the service of the subpoena on MN hH'g
expired the court doth order that The Dill De 'EFn 10.
confessed as 70 him Ard the court "r'h"r orders 'a'
the commissioner report IN ihe court'he ha'ance
mo IN hc dp. on the penal b! executed tn lst M7:ch
ISIS be Nathaniel VI Motley 10 Rhoda teacIes, men
TONED IN the cnnpsinants bill, o'er allowing IT., ere
dis thereon endorsed. together with those adi''eo ~
the complainant, his bill end such other crscs Is
NAV bc Justly ened TO- with such remarks as may oe
deemed pertinent: That he also ep"' to 'h'S cuu't
the annunt ri moneys in the hands 81 H"A ID va
;ho arising from the hires Of The negroes o thF ts'ae
,r loo. Marley dec q conveyed br Nathaniel vi Mott
lev dec 4 70 Silvia Savr. and by her re conveyed !"
Pa.ki MOTLEY in trust for n II Motley from the
time the same came his the said "aithail hands
until The death OF the said Mnuev Cnpy-lr'te,
JOHN TONNES LEIGH, Gers
The parties Interested in the preceding decree are
hereby notified that have appointed H"ndsy, the e'h
d.v az October ne II TO M ke aud account
nv ire SAID decree directed. which day they a'eie
cies;-d 10 attend al nav Office a, D-nn's'ilIr. Amelia
county !, u o'clock. " prepared 10 h!e such pa
pers a. viii Enable comply fully vita the ieinisi
ton q: The deere. tAbiIS LA" 80; .""'
49,. D I-.,- 21-Nix
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-28

25 Of 81 600 making ",.
Besides 800 600. 500, 400, 300, 200, &c &c. no,
king goo Can't. Prizes cold end .r,hed BY 81 rat'"
since January, 1887 Orders pune.ually and Cor t;'
tally attended 10, ifaddrsssed 10 IRA itH'
III, On 12I-t0 Richmond, Ia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-28

I'm CHANCERy-EiRGISIA In Amelia County Or.
3 cui, Superior Court OF Law and Chance!y, April
Term, ISIS
William Cheres, Willie Ch'eves, ButTe fitr'dge
and MARY his wife, formerly Chreres. Brazil Jefferson
and Sarah his vile, formerly Sarah Chirves.
oIa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-28
AUyust2. l-J

IN CHANCERI-l !sGI>iA.-in Amelia County
z Circut Superior Courl u! Law and Choaccry, A phi
rern. ISIS
D1rcas Woodward: formerly Dorcas Allen,
Complainant:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-28

WHEATWe Wish 10 purchase few cargoes Of Whea, on
" tide water, very early delivery.
Jul. 3 tl6-n! WILLIAMS L HASiLL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-28

A,rUKIs or HE IuRF.-'ihe following sweep
- stakes CPen 10 be run for. over the course
at The Waren,on Springs. commencing On TUESDAY the
18th Of September next Three or more to make aFace,
to name and close the first Of September Hext.
Fix.r DAY FRS, Race Colts and FLIES three years
old last Spring mile and repeat, Sl00 entrance hall
forfeit
I'd Rats. Is, DAY Colts and FLIES four years old las,
Spring $500 cn,f,uce. mile and repeat. half iure't
Sr,gsU DAr-lsi Hpce Nsrs Of ell ages, $40 en-.
trance. mile. and repeat ha-orfeit
81 Rqcr For colts and FLIES, three year, old last
Syrin. raised ard owned 10 the Counties o OrSngs,
Madison Cu pepper. Rappahannock. Fsuqmer. Prince
William. Fairfax and Loudonn, .nd West OF The Bue
Rltg" $50 enhance. half forfeit. mile and rep"at.
THIRp DAY LIST Rae. Post Stake 500 entrance SIN.
gle dash o! mile, to close l0th September
% Race. Post Stake $500 entrance, single cash OF
four miles To close l0lh September
FouRrH DAY. Jockey Club purse Of $1,000, cu: lies
and repeat alhou, charge. The PIopetoEs guarantee
the purse
GcutIeinen wishing TO make entries in either Of the
above stakes will phrase communicate with the subscriber
al the Springs in person or by letter.
The course is exc-en, one, lard out principally on
elevated lands ot the Raprshann"ck. Stables and
training ground sandy IA, ad pInng the course iur
nshsG gratis There transportation hy sreamhoa' ard
Railroad from North and South 10 within 40 miles OF the
Springs II LIZ,
Aug i26-12l .7geat # hs Company.
u The Washington s"ncrr tie tiei
erIc%.tU Arena" Richmond Wig ana Charleston Couurf ete -
MT :her 1''.'o nr Richmond Enqo'er for collection
tFENO BUILDERS The successful bidder far The
"a addition TO The Eastern Luna;Ic Asylum, m the
city of Williamsburg. having failed 70 give recurs fer
the faithful compliance with his contract, notice is gwen,
Ina, scaled proposals. III he at the said Asylum
until the 2Oth day Of October next for building sac ad.
Gron. according 10 the plan and contract prrFand,
which will be shewn by The keeper any pe.sor cts
,ous OF undertaking
THOS G PEACHY.
BEVERLY TUCKER,
RO SAtNDERS. SCoram;rte.
RIO McCANDL'SH.
GEO. W. SOUTHALL.J
t,-Thc Rcn,a1 Wing Compiler. and Norfolk Beacon. will
please the above months. and for" hc!r accounts
Jesse Colo. Treasurer Vi the Hospital, pa! meat.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-05

Drsrncr ArToRsEv-We have never seen an APP
pontment which receives such unanimous disap-
prevail from persons Of oil parties and the public at
large, as the appointment of James r. Whiting, the
Director, Attorney, and Notary Of the Seventh Ward
Bank as District Attorney for the city and county Of
New York. II receives the detestaton Of every no
nest friend Of democratic principles, and also by the
whigs and all others cognizant Of the chealery,
corruption, and hypocrisy which charssterized some
of the democratic members Of the Common Council
from the frs, onset to the end. The Seventh Ward
Bank was brought into action on this OCCASION as at
our last election in the Sixth Ward. This Institution
gave us some uosble last eectIon-her minions are
alwaysin the field on every important occasion. We
state unequivocally, that the Seventh Ward Bank,
through her "iatrigses" was the cause Of the loss
Of the 6th l4th and other wards, and the defeat Of
the democratic party Her officers are q dangerous,
triekey, and an undermining set and she has had
her sway long snossh-she is a subtle foe, and . n.y.
pocritIcal fricnd-snd Tsnmany Hall should be on
her guard
Money plenty, woe to her opponents-for her GO
vsrnment lays in accommodations, and al this
tmehss many converts This appointment astounds
the democratic portion of our friends-thc excitement
very great We understand there is TO be public
meeting OF our adopted citizens and others in the
versl wards, to take into the condsc Of
the Democratic members, in taking upon themselves
the responsibility Of appointing Conservative :"
and an opponent Of the government, az IL 10 at pre-
sent organised, against The express wish Of their
constituents
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-05

D' The burning Of the Robert Peel steamer is a
sad and scandaleus affair. II matters net who the
scoundres are that destroyed the boat and drove the
ladies' on shore; nor to what country they belong
they ought to be punished, and must be punished
severely; to the very extent Of the law. Let US
show the British government that zoe will respect
the laws al all hazards and then we can come into
court with clean hands and demand the satisfaction
due to us for the Burning Of the Caroline.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-05

AGarAr Cuprosrrv.--We were favored yesterday
with sigh, of mos. magnificent hat, now making
in this CITY at the establishment Of the celebrated
Carl King intended AZ present to the Queen vcto-
RI. I, i TO be made of the finest braid ever seen in
the United States; To be pat together by American
young ladies' and sent TO the young Queen as spe-
cmen Of what the talent enterprise and ingenuity Of
this country can effect II will indeed be most su-
perb affair. When finished Il will be places upon
bust taken from model Of the Queen head, with the
features resembling hers; then Enclosed in glass
case; the whole pat into wooden case and swing
ing frame, and shipped on beard The Great Western
on her next passage out.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-05

10 his numerous EMS ssd the public that his nene6f win
take place Wedn~sdsy june sh, hics
will he presented Howard Psypes histocsl play Of BP
TUs, fall Of rsrquin-Lucius Junius Bruus Mr. Ar
thar D. sslHos
Amer which will he offered Musical Pas,icco IN
costume by Miss Ayrss miss w. Mathews Messrs wssck
Horpcsse Senior Aupick Mr.. Cnrssn, ssd Mr. A ri Sal
= =
To CONCLUDE with reskes popular farce 81 AMATEURS
Busus provincial nsnsser but engaged 10 suprrntend
some private hrstrics Mr. w. H. williams With The comic
soug of nsnsger Strut four hie sohsy Muair
cap he Londsn parish school boy Mr. SsImap with the o
gna @sg o. Dolly Pops-Mrs Mary 0oscril, s,roirp ira
ecgy scues snd serious evil 20 her husbsnd Mrs. Russk
the theatre. w. ~ ;.s'I,. "
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-05
For the Herald.l
RA~~

heavens pure and holy lights
Are those bright ey es Of thine
Thy beauty Is the nights;
May mine, Mary mine.
Thy forms the Queen sfLoye's!
49, Rising from oceans brine
Thy spirit is the doves!
Mary mine, Mary mine!
Thy lips are twin roses,
Breathing fragrance divine,
Where heavens dew reposesi
Mary mine, Mary mine.
Thy bosom is the wave,
Meath the moan's silv'ry shine
And thy hearts, my own!
Mary mine, Mary mine.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-05
The Last Loco Foco.


SCENE New YorkTme the day after the election NJ CLARK
Loco Fsco sings.
Pm the last Loco Focs!
Pm just only one!
All them taE-rag and bobtal
Have scattered and run!
No lad of my kidney,
No loaferis ar,
To damn all the rich folks,
And guzzte strong beer!
wonstay alone here!
I'm blow'd i'll do!
All the rum 'nns have slopedo off,
And I'll slope off tool
When th'ant more liquor
Nor 'bacce prog
Who would be Loco
Is worse dogs
49, I'd raiherb a dog, and bay the moon,
Than such Roman.n-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-05

n "Dot and carry one Is in error. We did not
slluds to the "raan miiiner cashier, the busy
dog locking president" IT. however, he wishes to
serve those two worthless up as he calls it. our
umBs are open to him.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-05
Tears.

In tears: the heart oppressed with grief
Gives language t. its woes;
In tears, its fullRess finds relief
When rapturs's tide s'erflows,
Who then unclouded bliss would seek
On this terrestrial sphere,
when cen delight can only speak
Like sorrow-in a tear!
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-05

" The 4th ofJuy will be celebrated with all tn,
pomp, pride and circumstance Of glorious war by tn,
citizen soldiers of New York.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-05

BJ If Wood, the singer, catches Webb, the scribe,
in England and the former knocks the latter the
head with his fist. "the thing irresistible will
in contact with the thing impenetrable."
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-05

D5' Sir Francis Head arrived safely in London.
He is at liberty TO write another book Of "bnbbies"
lift so please hIm-and about this country nobody will
believe single word Of what he has TO say. So
much for being man of known character.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-05

10 Mr.. Salmon's benefit tomorrow night at the
National will be worth attending. Miss Ayres, the
prethest girl in the company, appears az Bavarian
broom singer. The musical meange will be worth
the price Of admission
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-05

n Mn. Sticknsy' benslt tonight a IL Rr,,k-
- snsssra ssssaa nss - Sessssssa. ANw a lang
siege o. sickness she makes her first appsara nee
her ed iriends who have On former occasions pat
rcnizsd her, WILL we are pretty certain, bear in mind
the present appeal and aid in giving her subst,n-
tial token Of their respect fer the lady.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-05

IxpsRrASr " rnuE.-The Pink of the American
has been cultivang new pair Of whiskers since tn,
resumption of specie payments.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-05

0ooo 1Oep onn Hrs. Mstes -as.ssss,.
Az this trial has made much noise in the city, We
Rave taken considerable pains y find ous who ars.
lott IL. But We eaanot learn her origin, or past pro-
eeedings from amy one but gentleman named Della
no. merchant from London. He called on ~ } es-
terday with a power Of attorney from the house OF
Fearnley & Co., 80 Minones and 100 Hounsditchs
London, to collect certain moneys from this Mrs.
Mott, due to that firm. He handed US the following
letter. introducing second letter from the firm above
mentioned, whom he had informed of the barefaced
assertion she had made We leave the public to draw
their own inference as to what reliance be placed
upon the statements of woman who can give utter.
ance to such things before Stranger
New YoRK, June l, 1885,
To sAe Edisr sft1e Morning Herald:
SIkSeeing the report OF uiai your paper week.
Mrs. Mott " Torp, in justice to Mr. Torp, beg leave TO
state her sianderous oharac as far as know
have of Attorney from respectable house
don, Messrs. Fesrry CO., and by them quesed 10
call Mrs Mott Female Physician with notes for pay
became DUE from London called her in Leonard street
she stated the goods given 10 her by Of firm
base aehood she having given her for the
goods purchased wrote them her and eseiv
ed the following. Jos. DELASo.
Mr. j. Delano: LONDON, 2sth Dec 1887
sRI quite cenfounded the report you give us Of
Mrs Mott and her sanderous lies never could have con-
ceved of such advice which, however, carries conviction on
the face of it, for how she give
fer the full amount OF my claim if had given them or any
article among them her. We ha her written order
for article sent her. She decamped leaving great
many duped, well myself and surprised some of
them are not uang her for their debts seeing openly
she advertising herss but presume there no others
have so good upon her my bills
and viii persevere to the end, the amount,
II. FEARNLY 4 Co.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-05

The CELEBRATED ABERNErnY PILLS, VIDE the ad-
vertscment in another column
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-05

W MR.. BRIsTOw.-Leta all bad writers lock a.
his advertisement.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-05

Co Captain Manyatt had better return to Eng
land. In cutting out the Caroline he has cus Oft
all his friends.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-05

Tr What's the matter with "little step and fetch
It," round the cerner1 We heard him say once that
any man who put his name is the newspaper was
NJ suhec, for psblic remark n these are really his
sentiments, he cannot complain Il we now and then
iake q liberty with him-psr sat
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-05
m u N ~ y m A Il X h IT.


wall street has presented but little today The
influence OF the Specie Circular had bghtng effect
on the newly fedged hopes of Money mat
'er are therefore locking down today The ray sfre
tsrang ndence which has gle AIMED through stormy at
mosphere for long time has been udey cut for the pre-
sent by the hostile hand of government throwing mea
sure which, its operations will have quite baneul m effect
on the currency Of the that which repeal
ca In this government has acted like experienced fisher
who having baited his victim him swallow disguised
hook and allows him to sail away for short distance
eied security only bring him Short thereby the
instrument oftorure securely in his vts
TONED yesterday, the Banks whose bills receivable for
public dues are 50 crcumscbed in number that amount
nearly TO an order to receive nothing bat specie This WILL
we imagine check the operations banks in their efforts
reune and render distant that which we thought
most within our grssp-a general re sumption.
The effect OF the specie circular has rather brought
matters stand al the board Brokers to-day and in mast
instances prices have receded United fell of
per cent. Phenx the other sales were at de-
cline Of from q per cent
SPrcEThe Brig Nina, from Belize has on board ss 500
and the Bark Ann Eliza. fron Vera Cruz s,oe4.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-05

The Strike noticed by yesterday was among
the workmen attached to the Kew York Gas Co.
Canal street The wages heretofore allowed have
been one dollar doyor ten hours cork the men are
now required by their employers to labor twelve hours
for that sum, which they refuse but are willing to turn
to for nine shllines, and this paltry addition is de-
MED them The Manhattan Gas Co. very generous
ly sustained the New York Co. by lending that con-
Germ supply Of their hands, until the other shall
have starved their refractory DEFENDANTS into subms-
One fact has come out by this controversy that
worthy of recording viz that The public are in the
habit of paying for labor in fitting up the fixtures
&C. about twenty FIVE per cent more than the laborer
receives for performing the work an imposition which
in opnisn is little better than picking the peck
cts of their customers.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-05
State OF Trade.

As have close OF the season. ana
The summer upon Trade begins feel lsngucr in
cdent to the time Of year. ard the our rearks ia
daily circumscrbed day being Monday auctions in the
grocery line were announced and those In the dry goods
line not To q - $3.50
bRxADsTuFFs-Four remains nearly the on satur-
day, some sales have Occurred today then
given or Wheat there any the market In RIVE
there no change, IN corn sales al 80 have PRED
CoFFEE-As advance has been perensed on an sorts
from Matsnzss, sd ult coffee fair request
and holders hrm, the stock Baltimore Isl
inst the rats had receedsd little, although there was
slight improvement In demand sales week were 1890
bags Porto Csbslo, leg Rio al 81 l2 ST Domingo @
AZ New ORR. ans 10th. tiles Of Havana, II isc
kcs-k held tos high 70 admit Of operations great
extent At Charleston May 49, sales fair for hene use
Al former prices Mstznzas, 2Sd, rice had improved but
not 10 compare with The rates st which held here
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-05
vAUxHALL aARDEN.

p MR. LOVE, the Drsmstc royphosia, wilI exhibit I'M
astonishing P-rforW.sces every vesirs Iris week
Jog on Mendsy evenint, Jun 9Th. The BRASS BAND vii
periom nums.r Of rev and beautiful rieees vi,-0ranc
Mch dedicaed 10 the 9Th Regiment Grand march, dedi
.aeh 10 the Light Guatds Csptsn Vincent Grand march
.cdcstsd 20 samuel seey, C.ptsin a. the Tsmpkio
suss Grand waltz trombone oblgs,o, &c &c nc Leader
Adm,sncs rs cents Doors open 1t O'Clock. Perform
ances viii commsnce At half past ot loci.
D. Each evening Of Loves p rformsnces there viii be
change. jST
~ COMMONWEALTH iadleser, Conn ere ~, Amer
css Hslcoeh, HoShury Norfolk Kby, Fulton, Wells River
Woodstock, Lancaster, Nshsni, Old Towr
Pessss holding the shove broheH and doubtful
banks are advised 20 al the subscribers oce they vii
be purchased better then ehrr @cs IN
buttons Exchange Once.
j~5its under Ben~dicts watch Store, Me- 20 Wall a.
Mon TO IOAN-or ~hs, is better, nre
vu Ro s Beef fer hitting plaic shd thrg els
IN proportion Prices reduce the wnism street COTE
House. Maiden Lane Gentlener, give a ssh, " yo
please, nj % william 81 jesst
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-05

SrssHrr BupsousHs.-This extraordinary man Is
new in this city He Is staying at the Detroit Hotel,
"a Barclay street This house. one Of the best in the
city, 10 KEEP, by J. $. Libby, whs together with the
bar keeper Mr. Fog, cas cater as clevcrly a. any
other two gentlemen in the city.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-05

ARREST ny THE CoRoNER.-Washingto Secer and
Jonas Coleman, the driver and agent of the Harlem
Railroad Cars by whose careessness and nattentlon
10 their business, fine little girl deprived of life
on Sunday, in consequence Of being run over by the
cars while they were driving at an unlawful rate
through the street, yesterday arrested by order
ct the Coroner, and held TO bail. At the Coroner's
inquest held upon the body of the child at the Hospi
tai, from the testimony of Mr.. James Wardlin and
John Holman, il appeared that the deceased, aged
about eight years, in company with her little sister,
were crossing the Bowery, hand in hand, at the cor.
ner of Grand street, when the cars came down at
rapid rate, and without attempt to check their
speed, the horses were driven the child one of
its legs lying the track the whole four wheels
passed over il, crushing and manging it in most
shocking manner. The cars were not even then
stopped, and after they had been, and the circum-
stance was made known at the Company's Office
the driver and the agent both denied all knowledge Of
the accident. The child was picked up by the per-
sons above mentioned, and carried to the Hospital,
where, in about five minutes after the limb had been
amputated, the little sufferer expired in the most ex-
circulating agony. The jury Of course returned ver-
dict IN conformity with the foregoing facts
The Coroner has faithfully performed his duty IN
the arrest of the immediate principals implicated in
the violent death of this child, and il is to be hoped
that the perpetrators may not escape punishment
The neghborhood in which the accident occurred
was yesterday in great state of excitement Amob
OF three or four hundred people assembled Grand
street, some with pickaxes and ether implements
with which they threatened 10 up the rails. The
arrest Of the offenders by the coroner however is
hoped will have the effect of allayng this hostile feel
ing towards the company, to whom we earnestly re-
commend a more careful policy in the management
of their dangerous vehicles through our most fire.
quentsd streets.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-05

BEACON Course RACEs.-Tomorrow, at 2 o. cock,
takes place the second Spring Meeting this beau
tiful Course, opposite the city of New York. The
meeting will continue three days. There are two
handsome races tomorow-each race two mile heats.
Friday is the four mile day, and the celebrated Du-
ane, from Virginia. that has challenged any horse in
the Union has travelled 400 miles to meet in Fridays
Race COL Johnsons stable.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-02-01
whig State Convention.

The Wings of Connecticut will hold State Con- vention at Hartford, on Wednesday, the l4h day of February next, for the purpose of nominating Gov ernor. Lieut.. Governor. Treasurer. Secretary, and Comptroller and for transacling any other business which may be brought before them. The Conven- ton to be composed of Delegates from the several in the General Assembly. The Town Committees in the different towns requested to call meetings of the Wings on the first Monday of February, being the 5th day, to elect Delegates to said Convention and t is specially requested that every town be fully 
 JEREMY HOADLEY. State c.n,,.,
 ,. f5fEf1 F RoBINsoN. oBBItNSsso2NSRN' Committee. Hartford, January 6. 1888.