Charleston. S. G. Jan. 10.
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Charleston. S. e. Jan. 10.
| EXTRAORDINARY EFFORT-We yester.
day notIhed our readers that in the course OF the
present week, wager would be decided, that a en-
tieman OF this city, would drive his horse around
the race course fifty times (equal to SO miles) il
FIVE hours The weather proving favourable, and
the course being in good order, the attempt wa.
made yesterday with the most complete SUCCESS
Mr. John Randolph, the gentleman alluded to. com
menced it about Il O'Clock. A. NJ. and sl,hougt
necessarily obliged TO stop occasionally, say four OF
hvc times tor about minute each time reached
The starting post after completing the 6y miles, in
4 hours 81 minutes and 46 seconds--being min
ues IA seconds within the time appointed.


This match against time, unparalleled certainly 10
this country, and We believe elsewhere, was accom-.
pshed moreover without any apparent injury to the
horse. Indeed. such was the power he still exhib
tied, that seious accident occurred from ii, which
had nearly proved fatal 10 Mr.. Randolph. Upon
his coming in, the loud and repeated cheering OF
the spectators, startled the horke-when he imme.
dlatey ran oH--the bit breaking, he became unman- :
ageable and after proceeding nearly to the lines.
threw Mr. Raodolph out and severely bruised him.
He then escaped from the Sulkey, and was retaken
with much difficulty We are very happy howev
ever, 10 learn that Mir. Randolph is not seriously in
jured-and suffers more from his fatigue and ex-
haustion, than from his contusons Gaz.


The North american Reuiew for January con
taIns several articles Of interest," some OF which we
shall notice more particularly hereafter. The scho-
ars and he scientific men Of the country should de
sire to see this journal, which finds its way farther
III Europe than any similar American work, made
as interesting and mpreheusive as possible, and
the repository of information aud thought on the
many important subjects 10 which the progress o
The country is continually giving rise. The talents
and requirements, and indeiatatigableness of the
presen, editor, are we'll adapted to sustain the high
and increasing reputation oi the work.


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