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boat against one of Savannah, for SIC, o,oDt,
to be increased, if desired, to run distanf
Of not less than three, nor over six milel,
the boats to be rowed by six men each, WITH
coxswain.l The race to take place at Bal
tmore, as being equi-distant between New
York and Savannah.


Mhrecious RHiain.-A fellow named E9-
jah Metz, was lately convicted in Ohio, IT
stealing mare, and sentenced TO the PEN
tentiary for six years. After his convictim
he confessed to one of the fellowship of vi
lains, thathc had, at various times, stolen
no less than thirty-fivc horses; and thai,
when arrested, he was endeavoring to Cd
lect sufficient number to load a boat, with
which he intended to proceed to Orleats.
He was an adept in the science Of hor,e
stealing; and often succeeded i'll quilting his
professional brethren out of their ill-acqur-
ed booty.