Sporting InfelllUcnce.
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The LATE March BETWEEN LADY SurroLK AND Mos.
cow.The whole sporting circle is in great muss rca.
tive to this affair the Beacon course on Thursday.
There have been other matters much moro garng than
his upon which not half the bother has been made
The different parties connected with the affair have made
adavits &c. relative to the transaction as 10 firne..
xc What more could men do2 And in conseauence tho
purse has been handed over to the winner Moscow
Some ugly threats have been made to the effect of pre
venting the Lady from displaying powers in ths
neghboIhood again Her proprietor knows the parties
up thus, because some individuals have lost 400 or 80
Her owner offers to allow another named Individual 10
same animal. Those things must be avoided or else
trong IN this country will become among the things
that have been or centre in the hands the lowest of
the low We may give the particulars OF the whole NJ
fair IN short time If worthy See for
challenge for Moscow. "