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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-18

uQffh, Z l-9 desrnts msst. as s,l.s.sa ku,t.
eys, thence south, 30 degrees west, 4s poles a
hickey and poplar, theaes tue wsst, II pole,
70 70 sake, thence gouih, deenes vest az
polrs % hickory theaee sOulh, 81 ~ dexses,
"est' poles 70 otw0bucksyes and iyan, shencs
iouih' 70 degrees east. "a pales 70 ! sfone.
snenee y. north, 81 degrees east. 80 pcles, north.
" degrees east, u poles, sou,h, % deg eas.. IS
Poles 70 bunch oflynRs; thence IS ~ poles %
me beginning, containing 66i acres. Ts BE-
500 as ihe real estsfs n Jamss Wright Al tae
uOs Of Alexander ParksF. Yasusi Al 20 dollars
ser acre
WM SHIELDS. Sh'RgAO
Sheriff. Office, Jan. 2ls,. ls45.
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PROGRESS.


Elk Governor Davis, in bis recent ad.
dress on Commerce before the Msrcan,
Tile Library Association oi this city sia-
ted the following interesting facts:
/ 10 1870, the population of the United
SIOlos was about taur millions. In 1910.
The population was nearly eighteen mill
ions. Ia 1890, the entire population
west OF the AIleghsny mountains WIS
abput one hundsed thousand. Ia 1900,
II was six aud half miIliaDs. Ia 1859.
The enrolled tonnage Of the Uailed States
was 2O4.99S ions. ln lS43, The amount
was 2.l5S,6 ,6O2 tons. With whaI gigantic
strides the nation has increased in nun
bersAnd wealth!
a voyage round the world no longer
excites attention. The power Of steam
is exsrting mighty influence iD its use
in navigating the western rivers Of our
country, and in our intercourse wilh'ou,
transatlantic brethren. Steam nov es-
co IT'S the stately ship to the ocean, and
welcomes her return, standing ready 10
assist her into port. Steam, upplied 10
roads, is FAST tiTOnging the streets Of Bos
IOn-and lis wharves and warehouses are
enlarging.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-18

PbsT OFFICE EMBEzzLEMNNT "A clerk
In ,he Post Office in Nashville has been
arrested for the abstraction OF money
iiom letters. His cmbe zzlemenls are
supposed by the postmaster 10 have been
continued for q considerable time end to
have amounted to al least 5000 dollars
His father has been The receiver OF the
money, with which he has made much
display, buildinga fiae house, &c.
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! sors' Notice

pt suaaee Of an order a. a.
= Court o. Common Pleas of Brown eorr4s
ONO, made at their last Octo5er term. IN ~.
defsigned will BFoceed on the pren,isss - 4S.
nEst day Of Marcf next, between ia 49, -
10 and 4o'c!ock, aud will then and 49, ~
at public auction the following real -
James Rounds Sr. deceased, 70 viii. A 49,.
or parcel Of land lying in CLARK townshi a.
county aforesaid on the waters Of CIsreSI;.s
creek, part ofa survey Of $40 acres Il The 49,.
OF Charles Patterson No. 2937--and hc',,,.S
and described ss follows Beginning ~ ! .sr:..
near whiteoak and beech in Ephrsim g.,-;-
sons line; thence south IS poles 10 .tos.' -
Charles HHnt's line, thenEs east IS i,oIa. !. !, !.
stone near the corner Of Charles Hum snST.s,'
uel Rounds, thence north IS poles to 4 s,o..
IN EPhraini i1arrison's line; thence Wesf IL
poies 20 .ne beginning, eontaining acres MOI.
or sess-hso,e tract Of land lying in said conn.
ty on sSid waters waters Of Clovertiek part Of IA
survey no .SSi and bounded and described -
oeglnnirg at q stones thence south "a
poles and "a links to a stens nesg ~ s...S ~ -
thence east 76 poles and l9 linka ta : .,,..a
bel ch; thence north SO poles 10 4 h..ss.s. ~
thence west SIS poles and 10 liuks Il s,,."
thence north 81 poles and 94 links "a 8 hS."I
% eornes to Ephraim Garrison thence west 81
notes to the beginning; containing % 1890
and. Said premises to be sold at not ls,r ,fS-.
Two thirdso tbs appraised value as rs,6FneS -.
'ald Court, and upon.the following tstt,s - -
'ne third eashiu hand. one third - r;rs
moBthsand the rssidueIn one year. with ir,sr.
sst hom day ofssls, TO be secured by bona ~
'eSay' koBEAT kENHRDY,
JAMHs R6unDs Jr.
Executors II James Ro unds 81 Sec,S
January 18th, I645.
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Road Notice.

Pstitloa Will be presented TO The Commi,-
sioneTs Of Brown county. Ohio, Al their next se,.
son, praying for the laying out Of a road. be-
s'nnin ing a. the line between Brown ana CIe,-
mont eouHties vhers David Cuuetsoo,s ia.
crosses the sounty lire, thence with the line of
said .safretson and Cabsll's surveyto Johns6n,.
N eAdoWs, The &c the nearsst and best wsv a
the mouth Of the lane between R. w. Ditfoand
Mr. Uirey, interseeIing the public road a thar
January i6, Is45.
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Administrators \ Office

ENHE undersigned has beer duly op.
= pointed Administrator ofiha estate Of
Peter Berry lr,e Of Franklin Township
BIZ wn county, Ohio decd. An persons
rndeb'ed 70 said estate, are notified to
make immediate paymentto The u1der.
signed; and those baviUg claims against
said estate will present them, within one
, ear for settlement.
GEORGE PETER BERRY, Ad M.
Fab uary II, 1915.
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Joslsh Adams thence north IL esst cross
ling 9 run 81 A poles in eli lO0I poles %
slono corner ioDayid Long, thence wi,h
said Longs line south epi east crossing
Flhe conn'y line At q poIes, branches a.
80 and 81 pnles, IL all 50 poles 10 stone
another conner Of said Long thence south
! vest, run II Is poles in ali SIS poles 70
stone, corner 10 Stephens, thence with
a Inns Of said Stephens south s9I eas, n
all " poles TO whiieOsk another corner
OF said Stephens, thence south. 1 west,
run as 30 poles. in oil 81 poles 10 a stake
aad wit'ieoRk, thence, south, s9Feasi 100
POLES 70 two gums growing together al The
root corner TO Wm. Thompson, IN nee
south ! west, run al lI3 po:es; in al II6
poles 10 stake on Vim. SurrV's line
thence with said line south, 80 west
crossing several drains f55 pOlss 10 a
beech snd whiieoak another corner of
said survey, thence with line Of said
Pool north ~ degwest, drain at 10 DoIes
10 ell | II poles To aaione another Of said
Pools corners, thence north, SO west
with Pools line run at 2S poles county
line al 39 another run al 80 in all 6i h
poles TO the beginning. containing I76
acres 0 rOods g. Is poles. Ordered 10 be
sold as The real estate of Vincent A ADples
gate al the suit Of the State OiohiO. Val
Ded Al $40 per acre.
ALSO,
The following real esiste 10 vii; Be,
ginning at siske6 6 links from a beech
,n ITacl Of land sold to Jacob Davis. ,
hence down The line Of VIM. Wilson'S ,
en- acre tract N 65 degrees W 227 poles, {
crossing the creek al two beeches ani
'oPlar on point, thence s 80 deg. W 81
'9les 10 two sugartraes in the line Of
ract Of land sold by Brown 10 Joseph
calvin, thence with said line s Go deg. s
OOPoles 10 The cenire o. The creek 4
hence with the creek s 6l deg. w 2Sl \
'oles, s 10 deg. E 1873 poles 10 a beech \
nd whileoak, thence N so deg. Z So a
oes 10 a whieoak and beech, thence S n
3 deg 100 poles 10 aslske 6 links nom |
marked beech the place of beginning, .
piRg in said county Of Brown on The East !,
1rk Of WhiteOk, part Of John Browns /,
nrVey No. 1857 To be sold as the real 9
state Of Lewis Calvin at the suit Of 3
ames Il. Dunn. Valued at $ll,Oo per a
ere.
ALSO,
The following real estate 10 with
us in The town Of Sardinia Brown county .
'hm, knowE by their numbers twenty i,
mr. and twenty fiVeltNo. 24&25 TO 4
3 sold as the real estate Of Isaac NJ Beck 4
the suit Of the Fund Commissioners q
gainst Lewis Calvin aad Isaac Nj. Beck A
curity. Valued at three hundred and I,
ghty Eve dollars. =,
VIM. SHIELDS, Sheriff, ECO. 4,
Sn'fs Office, FEBRUARY IL, ls45. y y
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sElERIFF,S SALES.

Agreeably 10 the command Of sundr'
orders and DEGREES of sales under decree
in chancery, and wriis Of executions Il
me directed blythe court of common plea,
Of Brown county, y,Ohio, will expose tc
public sale at the courthouse in George
town onSaturday the 22d day ofFebruar,
lS45.belween zen and four o'clock on saic
day, the following described premises g.
land situate in Brown county and Slate o
Ohio bounded and described as follows
Beginning at stone Witnessed by Two
ashes and whteoak north east corner
to Andrew Smith thence north, IL de.
graes east, so poles 10 stone corntr Ia
John Leonard, thence with his line north.
10 degrees west, 100 poles 10 stone
.othef corner to Leonard, thence south,
II degrees west, so poles 10 stone
north west corner 10 Andrew Smith,
thence with his line south, 10 degrees
east, 100 poles a The beginning, con
tanning so acres, more or less: Ais i,
two acres and one fourth and twenty
poles in tie same survey and bounded
as follows, beginning in the middle Of
Crane run in the line between saidLeon.
ard ard Smith, thence south, 10 degrees
cast, % poles 10 Crane run. thence With
t1e meanders Of the run and down the
same north, 26 degrees west, "a poles
north, % degrees west, 10 poles seutb,
10 degrees west, 90 pol 10 The begin
nng. Also one tract Of land beginning
at tVo beeches and whileoak corner
10 $50 acres sold John Mcdowell and
corner ta John Leonard and northwest
corner 10. George Smith, thence with
Smiths line south, 4 degrees wesl, so
poles 10 hornbeam and two bickories,
other corner to Smith, thence 79 degrees
west e poles to gum and elm corner
TO SO acres$ sold Praler Malolt, thence
north, II degrees east, so poles to o.
dopwood hickory and beech in Mellow
ellis line, thence with fhe same south, 79I
degrees east 50 poles 10 The beginning
containing 26 acres, he tbs same ihOre
or less. All Of which lands belong to
John Harvey's survey No. 3343 To be
sold IS the real estate of John Sacks &
Michael Hooks at the suit Of Elizabeth
McManaman Admr'x. Of Charles McMan
aman deceased. Valued a, 81 per acre. !
ALSO,
A certain fract Of land situate in said
c6u6ty ofBrown and described as follows,
to wit: Beginning at two hickories and
a w6itsoak corner Of survey No. 1851 g.
1914. thence running with The line Of The
lsIteFnorth, 10 degrees west, 3OS 4.IO
poles ID stake being corner to the 100
acres set of for Wm. Lyille, thence with
tbe line Of the same north, II degrees
east, l64 poles 10 a stake another cor
nee of.said land sci of and 10 the line or
G. WalIace's survey, thence with his
line snutb, 20 degrees east, sos 4rl0E
poles 10 a stake ii the line If survey
426 laihsnce with the same south, II de,
gFees WsaE - p0Ies = lie beginning,
3i6 acres aud % poles, more
Dc less. 70 be sold as tile real estate
IF Stephen Blanchard st The sritof John
&. RnFsau. vslued 81 e ,O0 per acre. |
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estasoaolenFras eh unauimoualv ...,...--.s
Hef y be beycnd dc reach OF meaar. ~ "a.
pressed their opinionlhaf shs could sure,eeA =
mort lime, one ~ tive Uesks AZ 6ar,hest A.
"as ~ this time en'ircly eonfnad ~ 49, ~
AID 'eareely ab'e 10 artieulats. ore..s 4.
whisper. Ter daily parorysns Al ec,s1,.-
~ogtd last Der ouintsr6ptsdIy from 4 a t...'-.-
ana % severe were rhey, thai ws Aid -. -
efy paFoxysm would be the last n Va ,e,ht.
ast extfemiV thai We happened to obfsf- 4
pamphlets describing Dr.. WistarsI BsI,-~ -
wha merry, asappfeabJe to lung aasetio,,. -
- l''lneaie'eiy 'snt 70 you snd procured bot
ie, ana eommenred its use at evening 81 ~.
ing her one teaspoon full, and s,,.h -, 4. Ia
mate ehsef, that after tabing Eve bot.Iss. ~.
vas eonHafy N all expectations sf -, ,,hs-s
eians, and every Que who knew her. snti,s;,, -
stored 20 health; and since last srU,,..r y.
,pao tns enufs work Of her family. Af.sr tks
y la-t attaek Of Mrs Winner, our younssSt ehild.
l'ea at ths breast, was taken down, and rapi6Iy
linking With the sane symptoms % he mother.
20 wa disposed to make trial Of Il or he chiId'
.na II was attended With the sams psrfset sue.
J be above statement can Be attssfsd b. %,
'nysis'an as well as 0u: AsighDsn and sequaisr
laaeea. who SsW Mn. Winner during the eourI.
y per sickness. Voy tTulg youn, Ge,
JOHN WfMER.
/, %" "Wistan BalsAm'' is sold at Ipog q.
le, OF SIX bottles Tor s.. Sold IN CineinnsI
Il The corner OfFoHrIh and Walnut ,trssa1. 81
SANFORD 4 PARK.
AgsnIS for the Wed
Sold in Geo1getowa By
d., STEWART.
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Dry Goods, Groceries.
Hardware and Queensva,ro.

SELLING OFF AT VERY Low PRIcKs
1hs subscriber intends closing out #, ,ts.t -
Goods at very low Prices, to maka 49,. - -, y
lIesns sPting Goods. Those ~ho want brr-r;r,-
would DO Wen to call, as they may rest a.sgr.5
cash or Produce. F.'ess ACt
=. a lew extra BLACK embroidered Shawls =,
of which will be sold low, ~
.Fhoae who know themselves indebt.d .;..-
by note or Book account, willpleate -. .'.:.l
That they are hereby Iuested 70 cali and ..,.I.
ths same wi. nut further notice. ~ 's'A
L. NOWLAND.
fSsskrt N next to -Shaw's T6vOrv
fn. aAsat 26th, ls45 st.
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Nohce.

5 hereby given thai the partnership
heretofore existing between G. D.
q 0. p Evansis by mutual consent this
day dissolved. All persons knowing
them elves indebted 10 sGd firm will
please call on G. D.. Evans At their old
sland and settle up.
@ G. D. EVANS.
O. ?. EVANS.
February l, le45.
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There is nothing purer, than honesty,
nothing sweeter than Charity nothing
warmer than love, nothing richer than Wis
dom, nothing brighter than virlbe, and
nothing more steadfast than faith. These
unifed IN one mind. form the purest, the
sweetest, The warmest, the ricl est. The
brightest, and the most s;eadfnst happi.
ness.
tThis is what call cutting ones
best friendy' sail The hog to the butcher.
q was Only tying TO find where you live,'
replied the knife. q
Place no confidence in imag mary pros.
Perity--never venture beyond your depth
Live within your meaRs--ihink of ma
king a living, and nota forIune-look
ahead take care Of the rainy days--be
prudent be temperate -be honesl--le e
humble.
by compassion, we maks others mi
cry our own; and BY relieving them we
relieve ourselves also.
Two democratic editors having 90,
married The nsighbors termed the affair
7locnfoco matches.
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AdministratorsF Nofice

The undersigned have bsen duly apuointsas
administrators Of fhe estats sf John 5. M.
hans late Of Brown county, dsceased. All pe,s
sons lndabted 70 said estate, sro notissd q
make inimddiate payment 10 tIs undessigo.S.
snd those having claims against said ssiS,s
viii tlprssenf them, within ons year fas settIs-
ment,
HusToH RAsF,
MAks MAn1N, snRa
Jannafu ~ 9eAs
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-18

The ellizsns Of Brown county without
distinction Of pany y-Who are favoracls 10
she striking % PeiIy Township from
brown county and allschina The same 10
Clermont couuly-and who are alscIa
votable 10 ihe removal ofihs seat Of Jus-
'lcs from 0eOigeiowD 10 Russslvllle, are
respectfully called upon BY the UNDER
signed, 10 meet 10 Convention Of Russ
sellville, on Wednesday, The nineteenth
dey Of March next, for the purpose Of
nominating a suitable candidate TO repre-.
seat Brown county in the next General
Assembly of Ohio, who will be favorable
N tha ahove nhia.t F
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SHFRlFF'S SALES

sGREE ABLY TO The commsnd cf sun.
a, dry otders and DEGREES FOR sale uns
der DEGREES in chancery and wriis OF
execution 10 me directed BY the court
ofCommon Pleas ofBrown county Ohio,
! will expose TO public sale al The court
house in Georgetown, on Saiurday The
18th day ol March le45, between the
hours Of 10 and A o'clock on said day.
In LOT number AZ in The town az Ripley
Brown county Ohio. Valued, subject to
dover, at $305, free Of dower al S4OO:
and number lit, subject 10 dover .ai
SPAS, free Of dover at SSOS. TO 6e
sold 90 petition Of Alfred G.. Slit and
wife vs. Joan Foster ei.al. for PARTITION
Of real eslate; 10 be sold free of
Dover.
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ALSO.

A tract Of l,nd c,ntaining 25 acres more or
less, on the eSst fork Of the Little Miami riv-
or IN Pike township Brown county, entered in
the name Of Charles Patterson il No. 1858 I:
HfHinning at small whiteoak, thcnce south,
50 poles to a sugartfee and sassafras, thence
east "a poles to fwo whiteoaks, to snce olth
81 poles 70 stone red oak and -beoch, thence
west 7tpoles 20 the beginning. To be sold as
the real estate pf Vincent Applsgnte at the suit
Of James Cole, Administrator ofCampbell and
Co. Yalued az doIlafsper acre.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-18

A tract Of land being in ne eluH1ias
of Brown and CIermonl and On The wa
leTs Of Clover lick creek, bounded and
described as beginning Il beech
hickory andpoplar stamp and in the line
cg Bspiamin Pools lend end corner 70
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-21

rived here from Albany Saturday last per the North
American, when landing at the per who're the boat
usually stops he was accosed by cabman who agreed
to drive himself and two ladies to the City Hotel for ST.
and afterwards to drive the ladies 20h street. On
irving at the hotel appeared.another man, who claim
payment of SO for the o6 which the complainant re-
fused and the ladies ware obliged to leave the hack
Of them being owe. "a years Of age The defence put
in was that Elliott had hired driver who it appeared
not licensed; who. it was stated acted contrary
to the directions Of his employer.
His HONOR referred the to the Corporation Attor
ney on the ground OF its involving point of law The
question to the liability Of the owner in such case
being the only matter in dispute admits of no second
construction
The abuses in the cab systematic omnibuses and
hacks asohave frequently been made the subject Of
lust and indignant CONNIE ntary that unless some exam
pie be made which will enforce due observance Of the
city ordinances there will be security for the stranger
or sojourner who may chance to visit our city
Police Sfanstics.-The following statement embraces
the number Of persons who appeared before Justice
Taylor at the Upper Police in this city from Feb 9TH to
August 5th lS45 sx months to answer the complaints
against them Also, the nature of the complaints
and the countries in which the defendants were born
Complaints made against not arrested
are not included and that the whole number OF persons
who were brought before the Justice might appear the
cases OF insanity mentioned
For murder ,; rape, q assault with intent to kill u
burglary, iS robbery first degree i grand larceny,
money! o; receiving stolen goods, /; compounding
felony petit larceny, SO; attempt commit larceny
terry ao9 assault and breach Of peace 49, resisting al
officer, q selling liquor without license 1; officer
taking illegal fees, l; cruelty to horse Il malicious
trespass 3; hawking and peddling without license l.
refusing to provide Tor their families III keepers of dis.
orderly houses gambling the Sabbath l5 vagrancy
esson, al wilfully breaking windows and doors q in
oxication and dsorderly conduct 46l escape from Pen
tertiary o. escape from City Prison 81 criminal contempt
violation of ordinance to dirt CARTS is; driving
morse over hve miles an hour, Il unawfuy discharging
hre arms disorderly apprentices 81 putative fathers
for illegal children %; insanity, 80.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-21
City TntclIirence.


MILirAar.-I Yesterday morning the Brooklyn Light
Guard Capt Pearson, marched through Fulton street
they received the Lafayette Guards of Newark under
the command of Capt N. Person They escorted them
parading through principal streets Of BROOKLYN
steamboat on an excursion to West Point where the,
were to spend the day Both companies presented fine
martial appearance.
MAKING REApY.-Orders were received vestersav Al
the Navy Yard to prepare for the IT, s. ship
bus, now lying at the Brooklyn Navy Yard Persons
are now engaged IN fitting her with munitions Of war
parations are being made.
Map Cow.-Yesterday morning, about 10 o'clock,a ne
gro who was driving COW in the lower end of Canal
street. began to beat her the head with large club
which he carried in his hand He continued this treat
s ho nn tne cow becoming Infatuated escaped from
her. and escaped without injury. They were at this
time near the corner of vnick Canal streets The COW
Varick just as DR.. g. w. Chapman OF 95 Canal straet
was crossing The infura,ed animal rushed upon him
nu sorea MN severely IN the lumbar region The
CONSERVATION on all around Pedestrians retrestad into
the stores and riders drove faster When she reached
the corner OF Church street, she against man who
crossing, and knocked him down. without inurine
him very severely. She turned into Broadway and
the corner knocked down two other men She
rushed up Broadway to Grand street turned into
Grand street, and rushed upon Mrs. Mckinney of
529 Broome street. whom she tossed into the air
and gored very severely in the thigh In falling
her head struck upon the curb, which inflicted a Sc
wound upon the forehead. The COW proceed
co. WlthOut DONG any lurther INJURY as lar as Gen.
tire street, down which she rushed Here crowd
Of persons running after her, drove her madly on and
she singled out gentleman upon the sidewalk, whom
she pursued He, in fleeing from her fell into the gutter
which she leaped over without inuring him. Near the
corner OF Anthony street, being well nigh spent,
seized her by the TAIL and wound it round lamp post
which brought her to the ground An was w
brought with which she was Immediately killed We
regret to say that DR.. Chapman is very dangerously
wounded and fears entertained that he will not
Dr. Mott who was Immediately called to his assistance
thrust his finger into the wound which is nine inches in
length, and could not reach the end of it. 1t must there
lore be six eight inches deep and Dr. Mott fears that
the liver was reached by the horn. The others not
seriously injured
The Mock AUCTION SroREs.-The new system adopt
ed by the Mayor and Chief of Police is calculated to
efecuay put check to the neiarious practices OF
wholesale plunderers Who in defiance of all law have
hitherto carried on their mpositions preyng upon the
gulbility of the casual visitor who may chance be
luredin their dens by their base devices. The entire
community look forward to the ing out Of the adj
mable system lately adopted to put down these
efforts until they are completely routed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-21

SPORTING AT MoYTREAL.-The match between
ish's se Midas" for purse of 200 soveregns came
OIL on Saturday afternoon at the St Pierre Course As
considerable amounts were pending the issue, the
ene oil the sporting world the ground and the
race excited great interest At half past four the two
horses appeared, both in excellent condition After
capital start Midas took the lead far the rising
ground the back of the course when Captain Aeyne
on "Drumvegan," drew up to and passed him. "Ndas
in coming down to the fiat appeared us rather to suk
and "Drumvegan" keeping the lead throughout ali the
second round won easily. The time was min sec
Before the race to a. and to was laid freely mi
das," and good deal of money has, we understand
changed hands on the event
The match for a purse OF $500, between Euclid
and Crazy Jane, the Cambridge course on Tuesday
afternoon determined in favor of the latter who
had all her own way in three successive heats Time
2m. Ais; On. ABS, and I'm. ASS.