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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-05
e. Ina T.. o., CrABEpLArp,
9Th October, 1889.
f. p. Nash, Pf!rrs5urg.

+. =. Ndsh TtZTS0aFg' -, 81, -, .L;.L
did Till yesterday take pleasure in informing
YOU that purchased Of you by friend Hf Pcgrsm ''
nv received in excellent highly hp
proved and con.deredb good udss don't pretend be
superior instruments u certainly very ho"I.oMe one-
With my the increased sales 81 your flanos,
| am, Sir, very respectfully,
Your o5ft serv't,
tCopy,l 'oti:' =. az
CONSTANT, on hand Dissertation OF Pianos as The
alluded 10 above bought OF mo by MI raes: r. T
Regulator and Repaer will find it TO their to employ
e.o nj IN of his profession IN Richmond,
nd The surrounding countes aude TO Mr. e. 3
Thur,on highly recommended BY The celebrated us-
ci.n Charles L. Horn, ESQ., New York. 49,
On,cr from Town part OF the county %iibe promptly
.,nnIoJ IN a, beim~ Messs w. Randolph & TO
po %S t5l.o,if EP NASH
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S9r0ttOll'S Office.

YEyICKETS in all the Lotteries and the really lucky
Il Numbers for sale at STRATToS's Lucky Office
Look AS Capitals cold and cashed by SrRArToS, the
All Prize Seller, in little over II months
Drawn Nos in Va Richmond Acad, my Lottery Extra
10, drawn Oct 30
IS 81 Al 81 IS so GO
Ticket Mes u 81 As, prize OF $l25, sod and cashed
by SrRATToS.
Drawn Nos in Va Petersburg Lottery Extra No. 10,
drawn Oct. 81
Ct "a 20 SO S SO % IS 4 10 50 GA So
Ticket, Nos 5 33 %, prize of 8 900,
DO do "a SO g. do 2OO
Do do IS 20 rs,
All sold and cashed by STRATTOs.
Drawn Nos in Va. Wellsburg No. G. drawn Nov =:
6 10 80 % % AZ 60 Ia Al 8 63 10 80
n Borders from The country promptly and conf
den,iaIIy attended to, if addressed 10
n. STRATTON,
Noy5 1921 Richmond, Ya
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Ninety NEGROES for sale.

.Nncy NEGROE5 Jor SAFE
AN the 9Th day of this month shall offer for sale,
W at Ampthill, near Gainesville, Cumberland, all
the SLAVES belonging TO the estate Of Randolph HART
son. late of Cumberland, together with the stocks Of
Horses Oxen Cattle of all descriptions about 900 bbl.
Corn the crops of Fodder. Oats, Hay. &c, and the
plantation Utensils AND Household Furniture The
Slaves will be sold for cash-and the Stock Crops, dc
usual credits | hazard nothing in saying, that u
valuable parcel of Negroes canno, be found in the
Stale HARRISON,
Ereeutor Of Randolph Harrison, deceased.
Noy5 52-td
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Nov >

James Rirsr Farm for sale.
IF not previously sold, shall offer GLrsrIyAR at
n auction on Wednesday, the 9Th instant on the pre-
misses This is one Of The most desirable residences
the river, stua,edn popuous and agreeable Reghbor
hood, in region healthy any part of The State
GLENTiyAR contains about 900 land, with plenty
of wood-about 400 good high land, and us acres
low grounds Of fine quality equal 10 most on the river
TERAs-One third cash. and the remainder in one and
two years, the purchaser giving deed OF the land
10 secure the two last payments
Z HARRISON,
Executor of Randolph Harrison, deceased.
Nov 52-td
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HfA FAIR Of Fancy articles will be held at Hano.
yer Court House on Thursday and Friday, The 18th
and 18th of November $780, The proceeds Of which will
be appropriated 10 the erection Of an Episcopal Church
near that place.
n,tl
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Ithiu .M1remknts.

The Wings of Maine have appointed Delegates from
each county attend the Harrisburg Convention the
first Wednesday of next month. In the Convention of
York county, Mr. Bradley made Speech strongly
in favor of Gen. Harrison-and Mr. Is. subsequently,
received The unanimous vote of the Convention their
Delegate.
The Wings Of massachusetts, have appointed Dele.
gates in their several Congressional Districts
The Wings Of North Carolina have held Meetings in
several of The counties and appointed Delegates 10 meet
in Convention Raleigh The 18th inst for the Pur-
pose of nominating Governor, well as Representa-.
tives 10 the Harrisburg Convention the Resolutions
Of several Of these meetings, Mr. Clay is declared TO be
the lavori,e candidate.
Our neghbor of the Compiler republshes in his yester
DAYS paper an article from the Baltimore Patriot, ascrb
inc some of our ttunder the Charleston Patriot II
was this mistake ot the Baltimore Patriot that we are
indebted for sort OF compliment on The good advice
we gave viz: CATER all, must principally look 10
the great pillars of prosperity for our ultimate re
dempon from most serious embas easements: indus.
trui and sc0nomu-Make all can-save all We can.
This is e great Of the prosperity and wealth. and
redemption from debt Of both States and individuals
We recommend them to friends, in The city or an The
countru-in private OF in public life, &c., &c
word 10 "Fair Play from Prince George! He
must excuse US The discussion he proposes is upon
subject with which The Public will be, suspect pretty
well saa,ed when the pieces on hand are exhaust
ed. We recoilect that Fair Play is due 10 our
readers as well as the Parties Both sides have been
heard We have other subjects on the Docket in which
the Public may take greater interest
CARD -Am"ngs, the 1'oasts drunk at the Demo.
cratic Festival Louisa c. H. this appears, as sent
by J l. Gordon
'"Hon. jain Tyler and the Wing Party:
PLEASED TO the last he crops the fowery food,
And icks the hand just aised 10 shed his blood"
Mr. G. g name by accident on The paper upon
which The Toast was written. 1t should have been-"By
a Democrat /.
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RTOrICE-W committed TO the Jail Of the county
Ia of Caroline, as a runaway. the llth day Of Sep
TENDER Inst, bright Mulatto Woman who calls herself
"LucIspA CoLLISs about the ususi size, supposed TO
be between so and 60 years old-had when committed
blue epecked dress and cap. The owner is requested
to come forward, prove property and take her away,
she will be dealt with according 10 Law
GEO. GROVES, TAILOR.
NV : 52-2m
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DEAF THIS

Mod nj her residence in I7h street the 10th inst, ofbllou
Mrs CATu.R,sE G.LL,GHEE the 3ih ,eGr OF her
SIM u. KIND tender the best OF mothers SUCH -he
and daughters to drPuEe her Sfievou 1855
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Louisiana (laTyFfd Sug0Ts. &c
U ANDlNG from ship Seaman, $50 packages Louisi.
4 A ana clarified Sugars, comprising every grade
In Store:
50 hhds ~ Orleans Sugar par, strictly prime
80 do Porto Rico do
100 boxes New York patent Loaf do.
30 do Philadelphia small Lump 10.
so do Gunpowder and lmperia! Teas
400 bags Laguna Coffee
500 do patent Shot
so hhds. Western Bacon-sides
% do n Orleans and Porto Rico Molssscs
o5 600 lbs Cotton Thanksgiving Hill Factory
With large and general assortment Of Liquors, Wines
&c, &C., Tor sale by
LANCASTER DENNY & co.
Nov5 52-4t
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S324,054 ga
$546,ll73 Sc

Much discussion ensued in the House upon proPo
si"n request the Banks suspend, "until otherwise
directed by the General Assembly; but no questlous s
Mr. Gillespie moved resolution Of instruction 10 'he
Committee on Banks in reference to the exped'eDoy Of
eec.ing the Directors of the Bank Of Tennessee aho
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FOX TIE F-FRUIHEH'
SIR Rires Speech at the Louisa Dinner.

The most farcical and ridiculous portion OF your
,peech al Louisa Courthouse 10 ia my humble opinion,
iboi nnr, wherein you make honorable mention Of Gu
ZEN Fontaine, sort OF recompente, presume, LOT
his fidelity in your behalf and for the haTdshps and dc
yreciation which the aforesaid citizen has undergone IN
public opinion for having preferred your smile Of nPpro,
baton 10 that Of his constituents and your welfare ana
success TO theirs You aude 10 your humble disciple
in the words following "My honorable and worthy
friend your ''unterrifed" Senator (Mr Fon,ane with
whom am proud to share this testimony OF yo5r con-
6dpnce and good opinion, WILL BEAR ME WI
fore the meeting &C Congress the Legislature D-
'CLARED TO HIM, as the result OF deliberate refec'
lion on the subject, determination founded on prin'
cipe, TO give pledges Of support 10 any oandi'
date Tor the Presidency in order TO procure my re cleo
linn Now oil this bnmbastic defamation would he
very we'll if did not ye. retain vivid recofc'ion oil
the events of the last winter ] pass over, Sir yonr
anti Republican audnc,y in eulngizng pubiis eerrant
as being "untcrrtd by the ioud md manifest dlsnPpro-
botion of his constituents Is Representative 10 he
,s;sed because the mumurs Of those whom he repre-.
sen,s hnve mo terrors for him. But come TO the ms
,orv Of the Transaction Surely, Sir you did not fore
sae when you penned this sentence that it would-pince
ronr yyof,ge, at least in most nnenvlab'e pTeolca
men, What a compliment IS here paid W yon TO
Citizen Fonfaines understanding" IL you did las you
here nsser) unbosom and explain yourself sahSdef0.
lin 10 you friend before the meeting Of Congress, as 10
the course tcheh you meant 10 pursue land That course
ioo as Won say, "founded on principle, what sort OF
mys6ed jcrGon did you employ, or hat uuntness OF
;,sllec, must your friend have, got HAVE UNDER
STOOD Position ASp REAL oPsi'Ss, I'LL in 49,,
and de.pi,e This bOascd t1pianatory conversation, as
bs corte mporaneons ACTS most undoubtedly prove 10
=, been the case Congress met the first meek IN Ne
.,L,,. IN the 3Oh Of November however, (whIe you
no,e n,ssnp through Richmond on your way TO wash
;noon conversation took place between Mr. to"f70e
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The .3botitienists.

Arthur Tappan and Of his fanatical brethren are
using the slaves OF the Amisad as their cats paws
They have taken out processes in their for the
purpose OF prosecuting Messrs Ruiz md Monlez, The
Spanish and bringing bors jury the question
their Liberty and damage for The injuries which sa
are alleged TO have received. Two had been orr
giuay brought up before Judge lngs and Sgnor Ruiz
held to bail, and for want Of IL, confined in prison. II
seems that this vexaous course of prosecution is go
ing on; and Of the New York papers states, IAN
other of the pirates has been made TO take oath against
Signor Ruz-and Judge Edwards held him 10 bail in
$500. All this is trick of The aboIItioniss 10
worry these unfortunate gentlemen, and induce them 10
consent TO give up their property If any will hold out
a little longer, under this disgraceiul persecution, all
their properly, with damages, will be surrendered 10
them, and the teons punished '
Where is this fanatlcsn 10 end: Judge lngls, in his
Opinion takes The ground that lf the affdavts on the
part of the plaintiff positive and precise 10 the
injury inflicted, the defendants will be dischar ged
upon counter affidavs denying the right OF action,
except in some extraordinary cases. where a summary
interposton would be justified by its appearing beyond
all doubt The face OF The papers, that there could be
no recovery The trial. The general rule however is
that Judge will not try the merits Of The cause al
Climbers aiidavs. In this point of view cannot
undertake 10 dscdc tie qu.St0n chctheJ the panBt or
the Sdre 0t The detendant, Ru. Sing wrh clan
in his affidavit to be free which matter directly put
issue in the opposing adavi,s The decision OF this
point in favor of the defendants, would at once take
away the whole substraum of the PLAINTIFF action, as
slave cannot have any remedies by cs action against
his master.
Are We them to understand, that if master in the
Southern States claims his slave in n York Arthur Tap
pan may employ some iauatica! councillor to procure
cross affidavit from the slave, asserting his freedom and
claiming damages for his detention; that then the
may be hurried before State Judge, and be compelled
give bail, be sent to prIson-and the whole case
then sent before peudced and analcal Jury: Is this
the point TO which these Abolilionsts aiming:
The treatment of The Spanish masters nnpreceden ted
and outrageous. 1t must ultimately bring additional
odium upon The anacs-or the rights of Southern
hn 10 and, pyntIon
of persecution. We call upon friends in The North
10 stay such proceedings.
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To the M1nbtrs IF the soeiety Of 7"r"H' cf Hampdsn
G..l. CALI

To Mt .Ht7nbtTS ~ he Softefy q -7NmHE y 77u"PHe4
Sv1nev college
EE1BE Scc:cty q AIh:auf-ot ifmTcca Sy1ncr Co.
Il legr. at s late sessions. atopted resolution ':c
commencing 10 all Of the Alumni unite in Iss;ng The
Of $50 0U0 for the Permanent Fund, ii FIVE years
rs soon possible and the undersigned were APP
pointed "a committee TO take proper measures Tor carry
ing the said resolution into effect with power 10 employ
agent or agents 10 call upon all The Alumni for sub.
scrplions and donations, according TO their ability and
pI, usure, for this great object.
Those gentlemen, who have graduated at the College
no have enjoyed lis advantages heretofore but who
left il without taking their degrees but in honorable
standing (whu formed and compose the Society Of Alum
ni.) hereby informed that we have authorised and
requested NICHOLAS B. SEAgRooE, Esq OF Richmond
CITY, I'm Aumus Of The College, TO act as gent uncer
the resolution above referred 10.
II L. WATKINS,
&c. ANDERSON,
+. n. WATKINS,
Nov5 F52-w2w1 Committee
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.le,o Boarding House

.Seao Boarding House.
RNRS. WIN HUWLETT, late OF The Washington
I'VE Hotel, has taken the House occupied by Hiss A.
Neson as Boarding House for several years, which
as ms, been repaired painted and neatly fitted up with
Almost entire furniture The localion is among the
best in the City, Immediately in the business part over
Mr. ellis Bookstore, doors above the Bell, where she
would be glad to receive her country friends and the
public generally What she has will be kept pnr
licuarly for the accommodation Of travellers; but any
number Of boarders, without lodging, can be accommo
dated
n b Particular attention will be psid to hose ira
yelling by Railroad Steamboat, and provision made
for horses also.
Nov 5 52-w3w
TEACHER WANTED-A Young Man of good
IA character. and well qualified TO teach the English
Latin and Greek language, together with the various
branches of Mathematics, take charge OF School
a, this place, for the year 1870 limited 10 % scholars
what the School may be worth that snm-yery pro-
badly it will be worth between sand 500 Apply early
DOS, paid TO JOHN r. CHAMBLlSS.
ORRlS A. BROWN.
WIN. BLOW.
JOS. H COOPER.
A Il. FOSTER.
Hicks Ford, Greensville Va, Nov S. 52-w3w
THOROUGH BRED .M4RES, &c.
NE7 ILL be sold public sale, al The Farm belonging
w to the estate Of Dr. Robert Is Stark, near Law.
rencevle in Brunswick county, "Wednesday Inc i5'h
Of November next, the thorough bred Mares ms ana
Iletonia; nlso, one Jack Two Jennes, four or hive
Mules, and one OF two Horses, etc. elc.
Terms at sale. u. D. SoohE,
Ezscutor RI Robert b. Stark.
Sov5 52--:t
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THE .ST3J'.

Grosc,-The MilledgevIle Federal Union OF the
both vi, states Mr. NcDonslds majority at. ] ,933.
Pgxs,YLvANA-The Harrisburg Keystone sums up
The returns Of the recent Election and states the Demo
5496Demncra,ic Gain since last year in Pennsylvana'
upwards Of % 600
TrxxEssEr-The Bank Of Tennessee SUSPENDED specie
payments on the 10Th ult. On that Day 'ne oomm'ee
on Banks made 10 the n Of the following report
an comnlinnce with the resolution of the House, The
committee BEG leave to rqpor, The subjoned facts with
spec,uy decline expressing any opinion WIN regard
what course the House should pursue fe'.'e cl..,
Bahk aud Branches: HnMAs oAAAi' - "
Condition of the Bank. 80 %
Specie SI3S, n35 4S lnculation S,U s 80, s,S
Other means 2S7,9l5 70 Depos,es Ioo'o'o %
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Nov )
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-08

JUsE s.-March Of Crime.--James Sloat and Riley
Thorne, two young boys, but apparently old thieves
were brought up, charged with breaking into the
foundry Of Messrs. Belden, No. $40 Water street,
and carrying off large portion Of sheet copper. Ii
appeared that Sloat had been several times go
ing into junk shop in that neghborhood and coming
away empty handed. This induced his arrest: and
when in "the claws OF the beaks' he snosed on
his pal Riley" who was also taken into custody.
Fully committed.
prictor Of the large tailoring store at the Of
William and John streets came before the mags-
tratc 10 complain Of having been robbed Of two pair
Of pantaoons ON Thursday at midday. Mr.. y. said
that he merely left his store for few minutes and
his return the articles, which were hand some,
were distracted from a show rail Just within the
stoop. The magistrate said he should not leave his
store unattended.
A PRacrIcaL AMALeAnarIoNIsr.-Som months
since, Hewlett, negro famous a spoutcr &c plays
was convicted for offence and sent to the Peni.
Tertiary. Whilst there, he became acquainted " 18th
a white denzen Of that classic region, and kept up
tho connection after they liberated, by taking
the lady" for better or for worse. This delicate
damse appears to have been like Of Pope hero
ines, and TO have both liquorish taste and ricl
pocket. for independent of her other qualifications
She possessed an income Of $40 per annum. which
was payable through her brother. This person
however, did not like his sister marrying negro
and threw obstacles IN the way Of her gettinl
the money. This Of course got up the dander of tn,
lady, and she accordingly well primed herself with
| rum, and went TO her brothers to kick up regula
row. This did not exactly comport with her rea
tons notions 0f female delicacy, however he nhgh
swallow her marrying Negro strolling vagabond
and therefore he gave her into custody. SO soon,
Mr.. Roscius Hewlett heard &C IT, he came down 4
the office 10 blow up the Police Justice, bat Their
again he found himself In a difficulty and was com
mittcd 20 his old quarters
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-08

% The BRrrIsH QUEES, of 2oI6 tens, was TO sail
from England the first Of July, and arrive here
the 18th, about ten minutes past four o'clock, p.
M, or Whereabouts. And again, the ARcHIHEpEs
steamer, with screw paddle, Of $50 tons, will sail
from England, sometime this summer, for New
fork-so we were informed by the agent Of the
company last year in London. Mr.. Strickland has
secured the exclusive use Of this patent right for
the new steam Company Of Philadelphia. The At
lantic will be covered with steamers In t,rn rears
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-08


LITERARY AND Deer BLUE.-This is Saturday,
and, Of course, half dozen Of the weekly periodi-
Gals, these little stills, will be out, tripping
and mincing their way into public favsr There's
the Mirror, the Corsair, the New Yorker, ana the
Literary Gazette, the last probably the liveliest Of
the lot-besdes the sporting, the religious and the
Sunday papers. BY the by, severe quarrel has
started up between the Corsair and the Mirror DIR.
Porter Of the Corsair, who is sort Of DIR. Bran
dreth pill-maker in literature accuses Gen. Morris
Of writing, or instigatng certain brochure called
life in New York" This assertion we firmly be-
lieved at the time to be General Morris sosn
thereafter denies the imputaon positively and fatty.
This denial we also believe TO be true. The fact is
we believe every thiss that is said now days, we
don't care how monstrous, how absurd, how impro-
bable. All SANDER, all defamation, all puhery all
stories, all sects, every thing devoutly be-
iieve. There is no other way Of avoiding skepticsm
and getting bit of the truth IL is safer 10 believe
all than part, in literature libel for then
hing sticks. We, therefore, believe what DIR. Por-
ter says Of General Morris, and what General Nor
ris says Of DIR. Porter, and trust they will not
spare each other but tell the whole TRUTH and LET
know the worst and best
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-08

SENSIBLE The legislature Of Connecticut have
dismissed the case Of Mrs. Jarvis and her lord
They are sent back to Middleton TO break each 9TH
ers heads-to scold as much as they please-to love
each other as cats or dogs. We shall review this
case al length next week, and give out some useful
hints to married people
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-08

BpKAD-wsreHr oF BREAp.-Flour Is now &c IS
60 S6s 7t per barrel. Why does not the shilling
loaf weigh more now than il did when -four was a,
600, $1,000, gil 90 or sl2oo7 Where is the re-
medyl u IL owing 70 the bskers' Or the Corpora
tionl
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-08

TO- BKANDYwIyE SPRINGS, near Philadelphia,
kept by j. M. Sandersen, is ore of the pleasantest
watering places in that region.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-08

Du-The steamer Natchez, one year old, was sold
yesterday by auction fer $4,000. The purchaser
was the only bidder, and had claim against the
vessel Of $50, 900 She cost $3.50, 900. Her copper
boilers weigh $4,000 pounds.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-08

Co HARLEM will be crowded tsmorrow-par-
tcularly Nowlands Hotel, the banks of the river
a place equally delicious and agreeable.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-08

HoBoKEN today and tomorrow, will be delicious.
The rain is now over-the flowers are fresh-the
out-the country delightful. Who wouldn't visit
lovely a spot in pleasant day?
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-08
Time-7u. AIS. and Sm. .

TEMAN Observation-Disclosures the official con-
tradicton of the Secretary Of the Navy, that Lieu
tenant Moore had not resigned, we believe that he
has, and that he did at subsequent date in order
to enter the service of Texas The truth is the U.
s. Navy is sadly msmanaged by the present secre-
Aary.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-08

o. Alas the "Gazza Ladra' 81 the National, is
not the " CANA Ladra'' o. Grisi, Tamburin and La
Blache.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-08

eJ- What's become Of the Steamboat Arrow ant
the opposition TO the Hudson River monopolyq
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-08

RAcEs.--Usrez CovasE, Friday Proprietsrs
Pure $780, SsO0 Of which goes to the second best
horse for all ages weight As yesterday four mile
heats.
Col Johnson's CHI h. Bsstos, BY TimOleon,dam by Flo
rinxee, 8 years. 1
g. Lairds c. H. Decatur, by Henry, out Of Ostrich, by
Eclipse, dr.
Time-7n AIS. and sm. -.
SECOND RAcE.-Match Of $1,000 each, play or
pay, between the three year olds Of the stables Of
Capt Stockton and and r. L. Stevens, to at the
post; colts 80 lbs; illies 81 lbs; mile heats.
Capt stockton's imp. CHI. c. Pssssic by Reveller out
Of Rachel I
r. l.. Stevens br c. Tamerane by Shark cut of
Celeste,
Time-l m. SO $. and m
THIRD RAcE.-Proprietor's purse 500; for all
ages, weights as before; mile heats.
U. P. Harcs or. f. .axdre,vetta, by Andrew, dam by
D. Il Bianes ss's h. sshoL by Andrew, out of O..
j. H. vannsaisr mater eh eGiptic, by Monmouth Eclipse,
dan by Revenge, years,
Time-im. 5ls.-lm. SIS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-08

THE DoUBLE SHErr.-Don't forget thatpn Thurs
day next we issue double sheet again. Prepare in
time your ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lary all You in
Wall and Pearl streets, who want them read by the
manufacturers, bankers, merchants, and capitalists
of England.