Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-16
RICHMOND RACES,

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| a AVER the Tree Hill Course win commence the
%P fh Tuesday in thi, month"; and continue days
LIST Day-Two Sweepstakes for years old colts and
lst Stake M. Selien enters the produce of Br.
Mare, Try by Sir Charles.
TJno. Minge. produce of Bet Bounce, by Sir Archy.
NJ BOtts. the produce OF Wild Cat, by Sir Charles.
~. Harrison, produce OF Kate. by Arab
VIM Wynn, the produce Of Thos. Graves Bedford
Mare, by Sir Archy.
Richard Samson, the produce Of his grey Mare by
Sir Charles.
I'd Race-lst Day--A Pos,-swcepstake for years
old colts and hies.
Subscribers.-Isham Pickett, b Moody, ]. NJ. Sell
den Richard Adams, Jas. J. Harrison, Thos Watson.
I'd Days Race--Proprietor's Purse, nile heats,
$780, On this day match will be OF mile heats
Tor $500 aside, betweeR MIR. Garths Mare, by Sir Will
liam, and MIR. coswell's Horse, by Sir Charles. This
match was made after Race they run last Fall, when
the Mare the winner.
Sd Days Race-Jockey Club Purse, 4 mile heats,
for $1,000
4Ih Day-Annual Pos,-stske, 3 mile heats, for $3.50
On this day will be Sweepstake for wears old
colts and hes, mile heas-enrance $500, half forfeit
subscribers and closed.
SuLscri6ers.-Hector Davis enters sister to Sally
Hornet
G. NJ. Guy enters s. F., the property of VIM II
Roane, by Sir Charles
Director Mare.
VIM r. Johnson enters b. F. by Sir Archy on, of
Coqueue.
The Subscriber confidently expects fine sport, and
will be prepared to entertain as here olore
April 2 Il3-td j NJ. SELDEN.
'n this Race the Proprietor docs not expect than start
EPRoAD. ROCK SPRING RACES, will commence
Il Bon the third Tuesday of this mouth, and continue
four days.
1stday-Two stakes-one mile heats-cntrance 500
half forfeit.
ENTRIES TO THE FIRST.
Thos. Watson enters sorrel hlly by Archie, the
property OF a Robinson and j. w. Wilkinson.
Benz. Moody enters his grey iilcy by Archie.
VIM. ). White enters his Charles colt out OF Kitty
Fisher.
VIM Walker enters his grey fl!ey by Charles.
lshAm Pickett enters his Arab colt out OF Shylock
mare.
Subscribers TO Post stake day, James NJ. Sell
den Tho'. Watson, II Davis aud VIM. II Johnson
four subscribers and closed.
2d day-Proprietor's Purse SS200-two mile heats
entrance SIS.
81 day-Jockey Club Parse S50O-hree mile heats
-en'rance $2o-hnng up and no discount.
4th day--Annua Post Stake-Purse SI60-entrance
so, to be added TO the Purse-two mile heats-stil o.
pen.
Sweepstake same day-$loo enrance--half forfeit
one nile heats-four subscribers and closed
James NJ Sedeu enters William Buron's filly by
Charles.
Hector Davis enters Colgin's FLY Dolly Dickson by
Charles.
WIN. Ball enters Capt Sheparl's colt by Charles
Thos Watson enters his colt by Constitution.
From the number OF horses in train, good sport may
be expected. ISHAM PUCKETT.
| April 6 114-4t
HEEARL STREET HOUSE-.No. 80 Pearl street.
! 81 Nt,0 YOrk-The above commoious and well
known House celebrated Tor The resort oil Merchants
in general, account of s location in the very
of the commercial part of the metropolis and its prox-
unity 10 all the principal public institutions having
undergone thorough and complete alteration (by the
spirited owner, JOHN r. PErERs, Esq who has spar i
ed expence make il OF The elegant, spa
cous, and convenient establishment in this cy) was
opened Moniey I'D inst for the accommodation of
the public by the subscriber. formerly OF Sykes and
of late years of the CotskW Mountain House.
In addition TO the numerous lodging rooms which
this House contained while in the tenancy OF Mr.
! Newton HAYES, several others
and SPLENDID readin -rOon, which will much enhance
the pleasure ofi,s patrons have been constructed The
House extends from SO and SO Pearl street to 81 and 56
Water street. and will be furnished throughout
with entire and appropriate furniture, combining
richness with comfort.
liberal regard for the and convenience Of the
guests will govern the operations OF the subscriber,
and regulate the department OF those he may engage
and he is determined that the accommodations and fare
shall be such az, aided by years OF experience his
part shall render the establishment equal to any other
in the City, and. in every respect worthy OF the pat
roraze of his lends and the liberal public.
| The subscriber returns his most grateful acknow
Judgements 10 his friends and the public Tor the very
latterug manner in which they have been pleased to
pairoDize him at the Catsk Mountain House, (Which
will be kept open usual by the subscriber, during
the ensuing season, from the LIST June until tbs l5th
Sept) and hopes, by assduous attention, TO merit
tinuance Of the ivor The above establishment
! March 30 1I2-S CHARLES II WEBB
EpICTURE OF THE VIRGINIA CONVENTION
Il The subscriber proposes to publish, in superb cop
perplae Engraving. The picture which he has just
compile ed, OF The Dlrgintd Convention, exhibiting
perspective view of the int rio of the lie gisatve Hail.
with all the members i'm their seats. The picture has
been wrought with u6nits pains, aud attention del
ny Of The likenesses, and contains Just hundred
porrsits--all OF which have been carefully painted
| lrcm life
The Engraving will be Of very large size, (33 by
Print Of tie Sgners Of the Declaration Of Indepen-
dencc," with complete explanatory Key accompany.
ing each Print, neatly engraved, giving the names OF
all the members, and the districts which they repre-
sent.
IL hoped dat persons wishing TO obtain the ear
lest impressions irem The plate, and have them deliver
ed az their residencc will feel disposed add their
TO the list of subscribers for the prints thereby
encouraging the artist to proceed with this very
pcnsive publication, which will depend entirely on
the encouragement whichmly be offered by subscrp.
| ton.
The price Of the Engraving to Subscribers will be
/ Sl2 each, yobe at the time Of delivery.
Persons de.irous Of subscribing to the above work,
are requested to transmit their Subscribers
] in letter. post paid, directed TO Geo CIthn, Rich
n0nd, Tirguia, stating therein their place Of resi
dence, and the number of copies they desire.
J The Prints will be delivered to Subscribers, living
in the State Of Virginia. at their residence; but Sub
scribers living C the State, must designate the
place of their residence, and plce for the dslve
of their Prints, in the State Of Virginia in the CT
~ OF Washng 'On--C harleston--New Orleaas-Savan-
nah Cincnoati-Pitisburgh- II itmore- Philadelphia
VIEW bok-or Boston, in either OF which places,
the subscriber will engage 10 deliver them, according
/ 10 directions. GEO. CATLIN.
Richmond. .apyH 1880.
We the Subscribers. having been familiar with the
] npu med main Mr Caf