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From the N. Y. Journal of Commerce

Messrs Editors: In this mornings pa
per, you say you have the authority of Z
friend of Mr. Ieaviu for saying 'tha. Mr.
l.. has not claimed % per cent, com.
mission on the Illinois Loan, as reported
in the Ottawa ILL.,. Free Trader
wish tina. the friend had also instructed
you to dlsclaim for Mr.. Leavitt the ex
pec,aIion or desire to receive, or to allow
any other trustee to receive $4,000 yea
for his services.
If however. either of the trustees who
does not give his time wholly TO the ser
vice, should atlemp, to receive such com
pensation from the fund provided by the
bondholders, you are authorized by
friend of the latter TO say. tina. an effor
will be made 10 prevent the CONSUMING
lion of an appropriation so unwarrantet
by the law creating the trust: and the
treasurer Of the trust will be held an.
swerable for such illegal payments.
A Bond and Land Holder of Illinois.
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Accident 10 Bishop Chase.-By the upse,,ing
Of the stage, on the ls, inst near Bedford, Pa,
Bishop Chase Of this state was thrown out md
had two ribs broken, aud was Otherwise consider.
ably bruised. We are happy to hear that there
10 no doub, whatever Of his recovery.
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Quite ludricrous scene occurred on
the railroad last Friday evening as the
cars were coming down from Hartford.
A COW had posted herself partly on the
track, and seemed disposed to ''main.ain
her position" at all hazards. The cars
came laundering on, ye, the COW moved
not, till the locomotive gave her broad.
side which knocked her completely round
making a pivo. Of the forelegs, so tina,
she faced The cars as they passed. Afcr
standing moment 10 mediate on the un-
provoked insult, her majes,y Sc, up a
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there are few men Of his experience in public
life agains, whom less can be said. His demo
crazy is undoub,ed, and OF old standing. Should
be receive the nomination Of the democratic con.
vention, We would supper, him with pleasure.
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Prniric Farmer AImnnne.

The publishers fthe Prairie Farmer, Chicago,
have printed an almanac calculated for this me.
ridan. that beats any ever before published in
the west; and they sell i, uncommon'y low--s2O
per thousand. or " per bundled. A copy may
be seen at this office.
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"P1uper Labor. 1.-The success, SAYS
the Morning News,wi.h which the eastern
manufacturers, used to cry of foreign
pauper labor in compelling consumers
to pay taxes to manufacturers, is already
being turned against themselves. The
Tribune has been The most persevering
u,lerer Of the unmeanIng cry. and we find
IN !ha. paper Of Thursday the following
reasons for supposed distress of shoe ma
kers in N. York -
1.-The boots and shoes made in the ci
ly, are principally Custom made that is
made To order. The more common ar,i-
Gle sold here. is chiefly manufactured in
The Eastern States, mhere the ,corkmen
can Hre for almost less than haJihe
sun, ii costs our city mechanics. Trans
por;alon from those places here amounts
10 a mere song, and consequently our
market is filed with this kind of work
and The laborer on this branch of indus
try in our city is compelled to submit to
the grinding competition engendered, and
give all his labor, his time and his health
to earn food and clothes"
The pauper labor Of New England is
now the great evil j, seems. The pau
per labor Of old England was to be kept
on, by tariff. What remedy is TO be
applied to the pauper labor of New Eng.
land! A protective tariff! All The Rail-
roads TO be pulled up and Custom
House set as,rde OF the Hudson Lou.
Democrat.
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A down cas-. chap, walking with la
dy, accidentally stumbled and fell. The
lady, thinking 10 cOmmiserale his mishap,
observed tina. she "'gre.led hn unlucky !
faur pas" II didn'. huss my ~
paws replied he, ii. wan
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Fear Of Maruation.-We learn from
the Charleston Courier, that the failure
OF the corn crop in the upper sections O
South Carolina has created excessive
administering even TO the migration o
some thousands Of The white population
to Tennessee and Kentucky, and olhel
western regions, to seek bread for ,heil
families, during the coming scarcity O
corn, supposed to be rendered certain as
the consequence of the late unexamplet
drought. Several of the rail road com
panies have reduced the rate of toll on
corn to almos, nominal charge, in order
lha, i. may reach the interior at compare.
lively reasonable prices.-Reueiiie.
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1t is said ,ha, girl in Pi,ts6eld was
struck dumb BY the firing Of cannon.
Since then number Of married men, !,
is said, have invited the artillery compa-
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after the cars with the evident design of
having satisfaction by ordering pistols
and coffee for lwo."-N. Haren Dem.
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TIE Qslaey Wing has information. which 4,
sadssslesas % be direct from one IL The state Of
1eesss ~ - Gov. vii cal he lssIslsluss To-
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Dreadful Occurence-a man literal.
~ dissolred.-A young man, named Jo-
seph Brammey, residing at Hadfeld. in
Derbyshire, England and employed a,
the Dinton Vale prin,-works, belonging
TO Mr.. Potter, was lately found in pan
containing 800 gallons of causlic lev,
which was at boiling heat. How he
came in, is not known; bu, it is sumo.
sed that he went to the top of the pan to
see if the ley was boiling, and, standing
on the edge, mus, have fallen into the
horrible grave. The deceased had no.
been seen about the premises after twenty
minutes past ten o'clock. Alta quarter
past one, Robert STUDIES went to stir IN
the liquor in The pan, when, to his grea,
alarm, he discovered some of the deceas-
eds clothes, the body being quite eaten
away by the liquor. Assistance was i'm
medla,ely procured, and search was made
Tor the remains of the deceased. The
liquor in the pan was thrown away, and
at the bottom of the pan nothing bu, a
few bones could he found, and these look.
ing as if they had been in the ground for
several hundred years. The leather and
sors of his clogs were eaten away:
portion of his clothes that were made of
cotton, had sustained little injury; and
the non and nails that had been in his
clogs were found. The deceased's teeth
were discovered all separate. Strange to
say. the deceased's heart was found bv
itself, quite sound. All that was collect
ed of the body did not weigh seven
pounds; and if those parts had remained
/. The liquor three hours longer. no, a
particle would have been left. The de-
ceased was about 80 years of age. This
dreadful circumstance has caused the Ut.
most regret to the proprietor of the print
works, who is well known for his beney.
client disposi'on.-Derby Mercury.
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The legislature Of Tennessee. which
met on Monday Of last week, appear to
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w Dyrsps Thfssh AMI all dis
fto stomach aud bowels see 80 nesa
sch-. Hesiteurp ftstoleney, Coasg a'ion- Ae
Tn. sr., e.iebn Which has oetain-d ARD =.
universally gairss 'ecn Of country ~hsts oss
The two y,,. be, sureof eueAe,
in rAdan earrr rhrash with tnen ron
CONT mi a. e,-. In ns Rc>toer III am saoss
r,,f Nd crse,. v-s, great f the better In
few ,. ha, eanni b. sapseted Ia dsesss long
Ing er-cts viii be pri1e'u IN 20 s'or
p I'd ye ,om the great esshy has alreaey seaafr We
persons much AT The co
pcn white others ,xes single bottle 10 ano them 'n'N ate
and peruaa. r-ief impossible for physician TO i'r any
thug like correct quantity 81 medicine That may ne
permanent eure IN dhetS" otui ana
a drca-e; the quantity must be IN an eas
ptopo'tcra'e requiring ohy on" oo"s VII -
ALEX. DuvAL n co,
~, Ma n Street.
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THE PATENT G.LvaN,c Rings,


VuNIs remarkable discover, has the universal approba
Il Medical profession Of and has
sufficiently before the American public fair
and eeacy The Patent Gavane Rings have
found a the for which the ordinary Cal
Electric and Magnetic machines ul but
without the injurious shocks which the appl
by those and other
safe and certain in accomplishing the desired object
The Galvane Rings been used with perfect all
OF rheumatism chronic applying the head face
limbs Goui Tic Dooreur Tooihache Bronchitis Vertigo, Ne
Sick Headache Indigestion Paralysis Palsy Epilepsy
Pits Cramp Papaon Of tn Heart AppopeIy sfne Joints
Lumbago Spinal Complaints Neuralgia General Debility Dhcien
Of Nervous En-rgy aud all Nervous disorders Their
binary effect the be witnessed be believed
and preventive o the preceding complaints they
equally be The Gavane Rings
perfectly harmless sold be within
all Chs,ie's Magnetic Fiuid
render their efficient action aud direct i Galvane
inf renee TO particular which affected For
certificates OF character regarding efficacy OF
Gal Rings and Magnetic Fluid made former
advertisements they be the oee The only Agn
ey New York Do I3f Fuhon ST. sun Building
To guard fraud Dr Christie appoints but
ofhe United The only agency
OF Richmond Is ALEX DITvAI.S cos
Street
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r. rws ssSrHAL LirKSArvHk ~ ENGLAND
tfro~ joe Miftsr rae fes"s~9
Pso.rrcru.i cannot h,vc escaped inc snap ssn' sho
sll sharper Of society, that me mvae.u SUI.
..,.,, Of This coua,y become infected with the man.
!. lar ever, thing ns,ive and 20 the manner oorn-
vh,ch pervsde. inventions, our drama our
music, conversation. our books and our s weke
operas from Italy and the Low Counucs-Psys ana innef
ant fsvm Psrs-ehseofs and military
uniforms from the Princes OF Germany; We eneaNe me PIC
lures of foreign austs-and national portrait OIL "ens'
ton 10 noe In progress Of painting by French Count (oui
friend ID Oyssy w into talk we throw me met
lsrdnG Of insusi smaucrns, and in our modern oooAs-
the novels 81 the Biessngtons and the
p<r.the iourpsl. the asiocracy and the Cout-our
productions OF Elias by proxy OF Choreys
(direeour pu-, fsrees our tnioring anu our Ton
here the last word catches us out at whs we are
ns and proves Of foreign habit upon The pen oil
m. with other tongues; the Saxon the oden
time could hardly himself in the modern word OF Eng
land without interpreter OF all ne s'e uisnA' "a"'
rode In, looked III, aud wore
ua.. 49,. ci,cpms,,nees in order that the rising gen.
GRAFTON may not remain tie ignorance OF our s'er
ling English writer which would appeal nose ~is''s'
were they living OF all recognition OF Their nau'e AN
suseeit proposed get up ut once Tor the use OF inc
end the country,
- THE FASHIONABLE LIBRARY.
Published in periodical volumes, at the charge o, nve
ionsble Shskrspsrr de iamie. Byron in bon gou'-aha
40 forth pour que Apgois longer be without inc
rnoyens de lire leur ancient poetry! ,.-,-, IT..
e. .,eciupeps OF the literature are subJolned ne
~ork will be printed by Schultz, read by victor bohan
r,ysed by lady BessnRon 10 the music OF Ieau oy
Mr. Hall. harncnised TO the melodies OF seouond oy WI
op lis etched touched by Rebecca Its German planted
inendcably by Prince Albert Its Roman by Feel aud the
Pope its Dutch and spanish by Van de Weye and spar
tero s.-red by bu'ermerchanis and refugees It's fosh
by Lord Dudley Stuars and all It's other interpretations OF
the Languages of Chrsendom and Heaihendom by Doctor
Bowring and the lmaum Of Musat
FAVORABLE SPECIMENS.
The Trosedie de Douglass.
Mon NOW il Norval; on the Grampian hills
49,. fFnna
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au s-ew'w : A. NJ LELAND. c c
AIRGlNIA-Ln Chnuccrn. Al Rnles heId IN

" lRGlNlA-h Chancery: At Rules held IN
the Gle l. Office NJ thu Circuit Superior and
Chaneery for 'pomauoN oun Friday Au-u.i ls45
Au'rrw White George W kylc. partner
selves and Robert Rvrs deed ate merchants partners
ihs ifin ci White, hN- & Go. Pitts,
Agaius;
Isaac 'c'ghbNurs AMI 'hoUas :. Pocock DEBTS.
he said etrnani Isaac Neigh having his
pearanc" AMI g. en- security Act by
i kueso this 'ouu ard agp"arn: by satisfactory
That hr g. not an inlah tam Vt this Sa II
Defendant Isaac Neighbours before the Juce
- olr az the Court House the
am anWc the i e" the plaintiffs ant that copy
forthwith tn"T e ga published Rich
nnd Tor two months slceess' ely ani posted
Count hous. OF thus County.
A Copy-restc
All 22-wgw n r. ROrOCE Clt Pr, Tn,
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FINE FAMILY GROCERY,
GEORGE w. DICKSON

'HE subscriber having opened a Grocery at No Ii2 Main
street Just below the Exchange Bank above
MI Booth uphostsrr and rapeangs respectfully solicit. the
patronage Of the Citizens OF Richmond
tends Keeping constantly hand choice
hnest articles Ia his line and
AT the lowest Prices has doubt that he
all who ayoT HIN their stock eons,st, I'm
pan, of the following articles:
Wines, of diifrrent varieties
9 dog. Jugs Of Sehedam Gin
Teas, Of best quality
LaguiiG Java and Manila Coffee
Woolsey wool-ey loaf crushed Sur.r
Porto Rico and N. o. Sugar
Sardnes, whole and half boxes AnehCves
Picked HOLSTERS; Pickles assorted
London Mushroom Catsups
WALNUT AMI Tomato
Olives French; Caper
Preserved Ginger, which can sell var low
Macaron; vermieel: Olive OIL Starch
Imported Bologna Sau-ages
Baltimore dried Beef Hams; Table
Together with great variety OF numerous to
mention. Por G. w DICKsOSe
ju30 IL. Main A.
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READY.MADE CLOTHING,

CORNER 18TH AND MAIN STREETSl
IL SPENCE Agent has By hate AMI
ALs vals general land weekly
peor Ciohng suitable to the syls
o: pattern and cut: in part consisting Of
French Black Drrss and Tfock
DO. do Doe Skin Cashmere Pants
do. Fancy do do
Black sik and Satin Vest.
Fancy do do
White Marseile.
Business Goats, single miled cas-merr
also handsome variety OF Gents Fancy Au,eies. such as
BLACK and Fancy satin and fix AT a Cnyn
Gloves, hid, silk and thrrad
Shirts Collars and Bosoms
Suspender Socks &c.
" B-E h. frls much confidence in assuring M, . c,,,
ner~ and others disposed with cal. Tn. b
will be found reasonable quaty and max. of
as thosr Of e.tabishn,ent u he city .n
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Rules. held in the Clerks

'''' N.''7'N"
once Circuit sapsrisf Count sf Law and Chanesry
eoaay 9TH day OF August 1853
BsaIy Bowcsn admir- OF the estate Of Mary Ware decd as
hsry Kemp. eompft
against
VIM. A Lrsvt sdncr " WIN ANNEXED of
Ferdinand Leigh decd Rob. a. stussa- and porirda A.
Sife, benjamin leigh Thomas r. Iosh Mary
tet Leigh the ths last nfan Richard L. kcrrp JchuS k'mp
George w Kemp. Tree esor Of Thomas N. Kemp John
Sine hir admir- OF cay kerp. and Lucy Leigh, deft,
~ CIff.NCERr
The Defendant w Kemp. having entered his
and Act OF Assembly aud the
Rules % this Court by satisfactory evidence that
he inhabant Of country Of the paatn
ordered that the appear the nr-i day
OF the Term plaintiff and that
cf this Orcr be forthwith inserted punt
eJ In the City OF Richmond months aud
ed the front door HOUSE county.
copy. Teste;
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w IhVININ: N OHANCkRN.-At Rules held
in the Otcs Of the CLERK Of the Circuit
Law and Chaneey Of Northumberland Moday the
day OF August, lSi5.-
Danddse Cor Sheriff of the county Of Northumberland
al the relation and end for benefit wy
& Co, e. Holman Brn;her Harrison 4 George 4
Yates. Peabody, Riggs Co wrhetod Bothrrs Lveru,oe
Cushing A TuTnbun Co. Mathew p Mitchell John Rieads
and John X ReaTus 4 Co compartments,
against
Roystnn Belts and Caharne
Belts the children Of the Roy
j. Belts. Thomas W Eeiis ana William Rochester pendants
The defendant William Rochester entered appe-r
and gwen according Act OF Assembly,
Rules this Count aud satisfactory
the said VIM Rochester bant OF Commonwealth
IL therefore ordered That the Defendant appear
the l day OF October anl
and that Of this be forthwith
s1eeessiveS IN the Richmond Wing and posted
Of the Court House his county
Copy:
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JOHN X. CARY. q
VIRGINlA.-In Chanccfy Al Rules held in

C.rk's Superior and
Chane.Iy for Louisa County Monday, July 7th lstS:
William Shelton (Mn'Il Ptn
Thomas shelton Joseph William y Fowler and Eli
hu Terrell administrators OF Joseph shelton. deed and Mary p
BuS admin of .ntamin n Duke Dens.
The said defendant Joseph shehon, having entered his ap
security according law and Rules OF this
and appearing satisfactory evidence that he Is not
inhahani Of this Stale TN the plaintiff by his Counsel
That shelton. do be
Judge the the House the hrsi
ssd Court aud the PLAINTIFF
copy be forthwith Inserted
Of Richmond for months
posted door Of the Court House Of this
county court day.
ACory-resie
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William A. Turpn late sheriff Of fowhatan and such
admir- Francis Watkins, deed and Mary Watkins widow
Of the said Fabcts Watkins. deed and Defts.
In Chancey
BY decree rendered this DAY audgcd
oi' red and deereed That VIM A. Tpin, sheriff and adnia
aforesaid FraueI Watkins
Commissioners OF this ,ouu OF his administration
the OF the sad Francis Watkins Conm
amer creditors Francis Wat
kns by publishing this Order OF psbhcd
the city Of Redmond for eight weeks debts
BE- outstanding the OF the said Francis Watkins
deed. A Copy-Trste r. I. GRAVES, d &.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

the only Pills Than "a
drst introduced by that name.
~ BEWARE OF SPURIOUS prepared bv osAe,s cam
Hood Pills" Purifying Pi. Pin" Ac vhieh an,
attempted to be psmed the public OF r
iidy only true and genuine sasapana Hood No
Others than Dr Lsdy that
combined Pills whether pusr tho
blood and fluids OF the body
usual Of living empov.
ed with equal safety all tines young old, male and f
ma
In addition hundred certificate. h.vins be,,
heretofore published their demand h ,ron.
proof in their favor. Sid BY
}. n. EUsrACE 4 soN
my No IN w.. NJ. g.,
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NEW SUPPLIES.
ST u EI'EINEn

NEW FALL GOODS.
THO'S ST. PRICE g. CO.
HAVE commenced their Fall Supply Of Fore 90
Domestic nry Gods and vii
adj it, The, ask the pubic
well sSsured ht pee aud qua sfactn ~n he gwen
Among he hiB and opened will be found
loving:
Clio ~ double width Gro &c Rhine
Rien ed and ouIeI Silks
Ca hue de Ecosse
waiered Cashmere
Ri n Mousl,ins de LANES
Mourning Foullid
CashIee de ,ngesre
Manch's or Ginshim for boys
Ath ami Twcees
Fla ne-, all qualities
Eng ia ieoes
American do
I2I Lin n shecins
Il Irish Lin-ns
ia do do
Barnslly do
- Russia ui1psrs
FIX ard White Prifts, 6e au2s
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\ n whatan Circuit Court, Nav the 9th, lsi5:
John Watkins and John Fournoy, Jr. and VIM e. fovan
and VIM L. Carrihston adn OF Richard D. Pova deeeaed
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NEW NOVEL--By Sue ,

TT'HE Hotel Lambert; The RnEravers Daughter
love and intrigue, BY Eugene sus Wandering
Jew"
The Adventures OF win Wizard corporal Laccarpa
Iunteers. BY Ingraharn. Esq
% suppy Of genius and chaaetsr OF By wilson
oth do EveiBa. by Niss Burrey.
Cd Gems f,om Ia Norma, consisting seven Of the
most popular pi.c's the Oper, Price %
Columbian Magazine for Augls, snd September.
9th supply Of the Lone n tale Of Texas.
Justr .csiyed by A.
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L HI \ A III ALL.

SUPPLY
CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHENWARE.
pY the ships MonteZuma and Adirondack. via
- New York ard the Vn9inian Chy Point Liverpool
the subscriber has received the larger OF ms Fall supplies
ard the ship HaTk from Liverpool daily expected
City
Earhenwae direct Manufacturers,
shapes and patterns.
Ry regular packets is receipt sup
plies Of Manuartu and prepared
all who may
County Merchants and others particularly invited
his goods and inducements Will be offered
who buy for cash, and To Punetusl customers
Lamps LooIing Glasses Stone
Ware &C. hand hugh A. WATT,
20 No ~ West Main
der Marietta Burr" receiving
Rich Gak Ptlids
Fancy Wool Cloakings
Bird-ye Tweeds
Blue
Plaid Kentucky Jeans
Blue and Mixed do
PLAID Nerpo Linseys
Channels and Fleece Lined Berlin Gloves
worsted India Rubber Mtts
nd
Rich shaded Gimp Cords
New style cap Ribands
Do. bonnet 60
Gum Elastic Susp.nder. ke. For sale by
Sol KENT, KENDALL & hTwATER.
DRlNTS-3U cases new STYLES Fall and winter
PRINT receiving per Lynehburg Marietta Burr and
for sale by
~3 KENT. KENDALL 4 ATwATER
rLAss BOOK or PROSE, Consisting OF ,elrtlons from dr.
~ tnguisbed Eng IN and American Authors from Chaucer
Biographical nj critical by John Hart NJ Principal
OF the Phlce'phia Hgh Member cf
Philosophical Society Just Published received and FOR a
A. G PENDLETON.
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Rifbnono Daily tpbis.
rr,psy MORNING. rrr rEnsER 5. is.s.
GRAND LITERARY PROJECT.

,I.s, n rur ,Stusi.s OF ruEueS fpiuNs INTO
rus srSEKAL LIrEkArvsE ~ kssLANp.
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From TTemole= spear.
Now is the hiper Of our discomfort
Made glorious etc by Soleil DC York.
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2s-way
The New York herald., 1845-03-18
Sporting Intelligence.

OGLETHoRPR COURSE FIRST Days RACE, Marcl.
Ia line nrst days race over the Ogletnorlc
Course came Oft mile heats The Trustee flly had u
track, Martha and Victor outside. Trustee fiy
yielded the track alter the first quarter round and the
test became animated between Victor and MsItha (M
McApns flly On the back stretch they kept close t.
Ip the Trustee lly distance behind Victor pass
ed the Judges stand half length ahead Of Martha, the
Trustee fly behind the distance pole. Time I'm. 5ss.
For the second heat Victor and Martha came up to TIL
took the lead until the beginning of the back stretch
when Victor greased his heels came and passed and
kept the lead the end of the coming out about v
lengths ahead Time I'm. SOS.
This Martha's first race, and she sustained herse
very credtably The day was wet and rainy, and th'
Course suffered somewhat in consequence
FooT.RAcE METAIRIE COURSE, NEW Or
LEANs.-This affair is come off about the 23d ina
one from pretty much every part Of the known world i
is expected that Gldersleeve will be hrst iav0rte 10 u
betting, he has performed in public over ten mile
within the hour. Elworh, the Yankee, will have his
backers his powers of endurance have be twice es
ed and proved to be unyedng by pedestrian fsats abs
lutely unparalleled STILL matter OF choice-considei
ing the effects of the climate and change OF wate-we
should think some OF the acclimated ed hands" stand
fair chance OF walking, rather running of with the
money.
The following are the entries:
l--Thomas Eworth, OF Boston.
2-Johp Gderslievo, of New York
3--John Archer, Louisiana.
4-Chas. A. Dleran, Mountaineer.
5-"H B." of u. s. A., to run masked
6-Edward Wright.
7-W. H +. Hail
s-Henry Slew.
9-Fontaine LIE Roy.
Mobile races are to commence Monday, the l7t
inst Several good stables are on the ground.
great match for So O0O between the celebrate
place on Tuesday. 10Th March. Two mile heats, in har
ness, over the Metsirie Course, New Orleans.