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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-22
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, TUESDAY. MARCH 2a. 1881.
A J.. Bolts s. CHARLES T. Bolts AT
. TOR.NEY at LHW-Th.S nh.crihlra

"A j.. BOrTS & HARLE 7. BOrrS. At,
IA TOR.NEYS at L.9W T Subscriber r. 81
regularly attend tue cout,s h,ld in the city Of Ret
mood. They promise faithful and dtigent attention 4,
any business entrusted to them. A.. L. BOTS.
CH. + BOLTS.
A.. Bots proposes to establish in the CITY of Rich
mono a "eoetal Agency Office in connex on with the
ptsctice oi toe Law-to collect 81 i'm. aud In s,cnr.
deh's-'o effec, saiesot stock oi all desert tions. pus.
llcIy or p,yateiy-to procure Loan. of money. and Il,
I-po.e o. the same. In >very instance his commits
sions will b moderate.
lie eul scfibef would he glad % drew deeds of con
vsyances, and IN ,rns, deeds to &C, as Trustee.
Any prisou having claims Of a doubtful char,cte,
Won d do we'll TO aPpiy to him 10 have them arranged.
abI thai, II they piea'-, conji,o nally in any matter Of
'"nru"Y aoie iegai advice will be procured wi,h,u,
Auditors al charge.
Having an extensive acquaintance l., IN. STAT.
,noSe WISHING 10 lend or borrow sum. OF ,napey wonId
a." wen to apply TO bim-This can he zone free Of pos
age and II not suitably neynti ated no los, or iocony--
nisnre eau be sustained. Every honorable exsr,,o,
u rs "seu ard no the most remote rlsque hszasd,J.
- lar az 'he subscriber il cones rned in any .tan,,c,i,n
entrusted to his, by seller or buyer, borrow, r or lender
HaVihs bs-n Tor ths last ten yeas a ms,nher Of IN.
'o1hch OF virginia, he has necessarily become convrr.
Vefsant win the subject Of land claims for yepoIufion.
arg seIptce,-Such claims will be a,teoded to for the
t'nuiiohsi compensation of one fourth NJ obtained, no.
'hins u not allowed In after ding 70 such claims he
wuI or aided by a gentleman OF much .xperisnc. and
VINO has devoted much time to the same.
Attached TO hs office viii b. establish ID. if desired
oS me eilzeuso 81 Richmond and ill., vicinity, a Read.
Ing koom aud Exchange Office, under The Management,
81 n suitable person; anl wherever an ag.p, or anc.
OF any description may be employed, du. care
o,ll be observed.
The above establishment will 20 into operation the l.,
hPhlrext or earier-and il 90, due no,,c. will he
-, A. l.. Bolts
reo 20 95-wlA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-22

ENDUCA McKEAN beg leave 40
aI iatorm their fred and The public, that ihey
connoue heir B,adng aud Day School, at the Gothic
Mansion, in Chestnut above 18Th Street, where they
have accommodation Tor On additional! number of pu-
pil.
They have for some ZINE hal the assistance ola Young
Lacy from Miss Beecber's Seminary, eninenlly qush
bed lor in%',ructnf IN seine Of The E4glish Branches, and
nave now been no sncoessul - TO pressure as o Teacher,
a gentleman o. the fra, requirements, relative 10 whom,
reference may he had to c. Cbauncey, Esq and many
others in this City.
Misses Mexican ronioue az heretofore, 10 procure
the basi Assistants n the Fore'gn Languages, and Or
nainenisl Branches, and hope. hat their combined ex-
eTtiOus fur he moral ss we'll az iu'rlieetual improve
Dent of their pupils, will give satisfaction TO al Parens
sud Guardians.
For cord, sontaioi' Terms, 81. apply to Carey &
L@a-J.~ Grtgg,-TOwsr f. Hogan, Book liars, OF to
N Z Tho Mansion. Poiladelpbia-or 10 Richmond L.
Hul s. MoDfe.
G1lie H'n-on PHI Iai.lphia, March - IO2 -ws
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u NJ D. :. j. X ID.
March 3 97-tJs or one q, hs dapu,irs.

E2RIMMER. a beautiful bay, oil good SIZE ,and great
1D power, will stand the present season at the sub
sc,iaer's Farm, on Fine Crsek, 10 Powbatan County,
and will cover mares until The 10Th Of July next, al
fifteen dollars a mare; three Of which will be remit
ted, il paid by the LIST October next, and $25 for
in-uranca; twenty Ave cents 10 the Groom in all
casos. Good pasturage will be furnished CRATE, great
care will be taken TO prevent accidents; but 1 will not
be responsible for any which may happen.
John COODE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-22

rhs ENQUiRER is published twicea week generally and
thrsc times a week during the session Of tho State Legislature
Psice, tho Sane as heretofore, Five Dolats per annuni, payable in
advance. Notes of chartered, specie paying banks, (ouiyj will be
Received in payment. The Editors will gurantee the safety OF re-
hitting them by mailithe postage Of all letters being paid, by the
writer's.
" No paper WILDE discontinue d(but at tho discretion oftho
klitorsl until all arrearages have been paid mp.
WI Nnoever will .uaranteeshe payment of nine papers shall
have the tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
sJ- Inc square, OR LESS-First insertion 75cents-eachcon
tiauanco, so ceuts.
s.sNo advertiser ontiuserted,u until il has either been paid for, or
ss,sned nv some srson in this city, o. its environs.
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young geotlemau who
~ has received a CIAssicsl Educaaon wishes to be
employed as Assistant Teacher in a respectable school
or he would keep schooi in a private family. En-
quire at this Office, or address letters post paid 20 G. X.
r.. Petersburg, Va. March IL. IOI-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-22
PEDIGREE.

RIMMs was gotten by Herod, his dam by Robin
X Abrsas'. hi grand dam by Shark, great graed dam
by Give, Z . grand dam by La,h, g G & grand dam
ny Bayior's FeaTnough,, z Z < < grand dam by Old
Janus, & z z & ( grand dam by Whit,inslon, g z <
g z { grand dam by Old Janus. JOHN GOODE.
Pedigree explained. Hersd was got
ten by Thoma. Z. Bnnbury's Doomed, Dioned by Flo
rizel, in England, Fioriz | by Herod, Hercd by Mr..
Crott's celebrated hors. Partner; Robio Rsdbreast was
gotten by the Elrl. OF Derby's horse SIR Peter Teozei,
Sir Peter Teazsi by Highfyhar, Hight gher by He
rod. Heroiby NJ. C'oiPs Partner; Shark was got
ten by Marsh, Marsh by Lord, GodOlPhins Arabian
Horse, who was called the Godolphiu Arabian;
Give was gotten by Biyior's Fearnought, Fearnough'
by Regulus, Regulus nv the G~edo'Phih Arahido;
Lu,h was gotten by the GodoPhin Arsbian; Whiting
ton was gotten by Lord Lowther's Barb Horse, who
was called he White legged Lawther Barb.
. ,ks arsf g.. $40
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MDULLING & DAY, respectfully info,m tie
81 .riends and lie pubic igeoeraily, that tbty con

tnup iSe
DRUG M APOTHECARY BUSINESS,
AZ tn oh established stand, srgn of the Bincb Boy
and Mortar, M.rket Square, whore they oaer io,
safe, al unusual low prices, a large and general assort-
men, OF fresh ard genuine Medicine, Pants, Dye.
Siuf', Window Gi3ss, Pettumery, Fancy Articles, ani
PateO' Medicine OF every dsSefipusn-T0 which vii
ne aidsd regular supplies of every article in th,i
Inc, from the North,rn Citi4s.
Al OF which they will sell 81 " h1lesale or retail
on such terms as cauDot fail 70 give satisfaction.
Metchants, PhyecI4ns, and the Puhlic generally
ate requested TO coll aud examine for thr msevea. be
fore purchasing elsewhere. THOMAS PULLING.
Feb. rs. 95-2aw3w&w4w MUSCO l. DAY.
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House, Sign, Chairs, and Ornamental Painting, cid

House, sign CHutFsy ana OTH0Hcnf0t Painting, Gttd.
ing, &c.
TWNHE sub'ofi5er, truly grateful Tor the patronage he
III tas received during the last ten years, Tespect.
fully informs the citizens Of Richmond, and the public
generally, that he has taken a great de al Of pains 10 Der.
fset himself in his profession, and invites hem TO cal
at bis cid stand, next door TO the Compiler Office, ADD
examine his limitations Of wood and marble
Orders from The country in hs line attended 10.
Der. IL. 64-f e.. W. McGINNESS.
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THNO wish to employ Tor the mex,
a season a head and second Miller-None need APP
ply unless hey are well commend for their ca
bapi!i'y, industry and sobrie'y.
SIMS & CRENSHAw.
Vireinia Mills. MArah 3. 97-2sw1w
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NARSHALL'S SAL OF CHESTERFIELD
1v1 LAND.-Pursui INT TO q decree OF tn Superior
Court OF Chancery for the Richmond District, pro
aouneed on the 11h day of January, 1881. in the case
Of Bays Ex'or. us Archer, &..; I shall, on Saturday
the - day OF April, 1881, at ii o'ciy OK A NJ. on thu
prsmis.s,o offer for sale, at public auction, to the high
est bidder, Tor cash, the tract OF land mentioned in the
Proce edings in the said cause, TO vii: a tract Of land
lying 10 the County OF Chesterfield, nsar the court
house, and adjoining the lands Of William Winfre.,
James Niece and Leonard Nunnally. containing 2Sl
acres, more or less-whish was sold by Elwin w.
PGindex,er to Robt. p Archer in 1927.
j. GUERRANT, NJ s.. S. C. c. r D..
March 3 97-tJs or one al his deputies.
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FNHE new iDe Of / Hocs~
"A Post Coaches, from Rich
moDt 10 Orange Court. House,
Wis. Louisa Court House, has
gone inio opeIatiIn, and will
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-22

NOR SALE.-rbe Coal Pus formerly Suown ty
the nam9 of Grahdm's Gal Pis.-By virtue
Of e D-ei OF Trust made to Daniel Call, and the sub
seriber-by Edward Anderson and Ann, 4. his wife
aud recorded in the county Covr, o. Goocb'and, TO Sc
cure the payment Of a debt due from the said Edmund
Anderson 10 Walter Dunn, as Executor Of the last will
and testament of John Graham, decd, will be sold on
the - h day Of April next, 10 this highest bidder for
realty money at Hallam's Hotel, in the City Of Rich
nond. tho tract vi land lying and being on James
River, in the county of Gooehland, and state of Virgi
MIA, and described in the said Deed of Trust, as con-
tsin,ug nine hundred and eighty two acres and one
quarter OF an acre, be the same more or lsss-Tbe til
tie Is believed to be good; but selling as trustee, I shall
only convey such right as is vested in me by the said
deed. DANIEL NORBORNE NORTON,
March IL. l01 ids Trustee
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NOTICE TO FARMERS II ~il give The high ST
~ market price for l5 or 20 600 bushels Of good
wheat, II delivered in the NEXT 2 or 3 weeks
DAVID ANDERSON, ,r.
March 8. 99-n Cary Street
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NOTICE.-The keeping OF tie Manchester and
~ Petersburg Turnpike Road, in complete repair
will be let, by sections, to the lowest bidder, who can
give Satisfactory security for the performance of the
work, on the 25ih day Of March next, CT the fret fair
day thereafter, at the Hali.wa House on said road,
kept by Capt. William Haicher-at which time wha,
is meant by said keeping in repair will he fully exil 10.
ed by THE COMMISSIONERS.
March 3. 97-2swtr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-22

a .PAkGNERsHlP-rbo subscribers have lao.
~ etatsd themselves IN business, under he firm of
BIZ, Pice, & Co. and will open 10 a few weeks, (tl
'ht corner ohhqisly opposite In Bell Tavetn) a gone
raj assortment Of STAPLE aod Fancy, Foreign and D,.
Inesiis, Dry Good; 10 which hey invite the attention
OF County Merchants, their Tieods, and others, with
'he assurance hat nothing shall be wanting on thei,
part, to deserve the public patronage.
BENJAMIN LLOYD BELT.
THOMAS X PRICE.
JOHN MARSHALL SHEPPARD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-22
THE EXTRACTS.

Sir Henry POyneH " The House should no longer
ielsy TO urn us attention 10 the expediency ofrenew.
ing the charter Of the Bank Of England. Heretofore, Il
bad been the regular custom to renew The charter
sevsral yesrs before the existing charter hsd sypissi.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-24
SEEDS.

'bNIE Subscriber has jus; received large supply.
n comprising the following very general assort-
ncri OF SEEDS, purchased from hlp hly rcspecta-
bic Concern, by which they warranted as beng
perfectly fresh and genuine.
EEANs-Broud Windsor. red marrow, white marrow
twari, large Lima, dun cooured or Quaker ycllow
SIX week, China dwarf, early yellow dwarf scarlet
runners, red cranberry dwarf, white cranberry pod
red do. DO. Washington, do.
PEAs-Bue Prussan, early charlton early Wash
ng'on, dwarf green imperial, bishops dwarf prolific
tall morrowfat
CApDAGE-Early York, early sugar loaf carly
Battersea, late do yellow Savoy green cured do
dtumhead and red Dutch picking, purple early pur-
pie cape, and early white Broccoli, early and late
cau'itlower Brussel sprouts, Scotch koil.
Ruta baga, early Dutch, white fiat, Hanover and
Norfolk turnip.
Scarlet. salmon, red anl white urlip radish: early
frame, long green. and cluster cucumbrf y ite cab
bage, brown Dutch. sugar loaf Sesia, and ice let
tuce scarcity, blood, blood turnip and mangre wuIt-
eel beet; Com. Porter's Gillian, early bunch and
crook neck winter squash; nutmeg, nutmeg cantc-
lope. cl,ron, pine apple, aud pomegrdnate melon
Grass SEEDs-Milet white clover, hemp In
cerne oats grass tall meadow, herds grass timothy
buck wheat
Canary, parsnip. summer spin.
ach, nasturtium, cured pepper grass, solid
~hitc celery, tomatoe okra, gombo asparagus bene,
purple elg plant, potatoe onions, eay golden Sioux
corn, long orange, and carly horn carrot white Por
tugal, and Strasburg onion.
FLOWER SEEDs-Assorted.
For sale at my Apothecary and Drug Store, first
door above the Bell Tavern, Richmond, Va.
fen 10 HUGH G.. MCNAMARA.
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EDUCATION,

MY school will be continued The ensuing year.
1Vl My CO urse of instruction will comprehend the
Greek and Latin Languages, English Grammar r,
English Composition, Geography, with the use OF
Maps and Globes, Mathematics and Arithmetic.
The school will commence Monday, the 2Ith OF
January, 1891, and terminate the 9th day of De
cembcr following. There will be vacation of four
weeks commencing the 10Th day of June. The
Charge for board, tuition, washing, lodging and fuel
VIII be one hundred and dollars payable hat
on the ist day of June, 1881 and the other half
The LIST of December following.
The discipline of The school will be parental, and
as much and kindness will be extended TO boys
cunhded To my instruction, as TO my children
My residence is remote from the haunts Of vice
and immortality, md remarkably healthy. Iii situa
ted in the county OF Louisa, sc miles from Richmond.
and the like distance from Fredericksburg. The
stage from Fredericksburg 10 Cartersve passes by
my residence and that from Richmond to Harrison
burg within short distance of il.
Letters to me should be directed to Gardeners X
Roads, Louisa" WIN. NELSON, Jun'r
0-laftf
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FOUR HUNDRED DOLLARS
RE[IlRD.


n AN authorised TO offer reward of Z zoo EACH g,
the apprehension and delivery to me- or TO my dcp-
u'y VIM Carter, ~ Richmond city. of Leroy Joy.Lin
ana ChHries UhHeiy, who were out upon bail. and
nave broke their recOgrZances by failure TO appear
iHt the Circuit Court the United States at Rich
mond, upon charge Of forging the declarat and
oti'r documents for nng the pay OF certain SOL
u'e's OF the Revolution; and against whom true bills
were found by the Grand Jury, at the last term of
the said court.
am informed that the above mentioned Leroy Tor
dnn was resident, from his birth, of Bedford county
from 10 TO 90 years OF age, and about feet or
inches IN height stout heavy built full face short neck
large round head, black hair and heavy black beard
an also Informed, that Charles Whitley was for the
the last 20 or % years resident of Gaid county of Bed
iod l. from DO TO ID years Of aye nearly six feet in
heiSh'' slender aud straight built, thin Visage light
complexion, gentCcl in his appearance and of nspua,
'ng manners. JOHN PEGRAM, Marshal
of the u s, for the L Dlstrc, of Va
Ian. 6. 1881. ....-- "a On,
The editors cfthc Richmond Wing and I.yncburG
Firgnian will please insert tle foregoing for two
months, lunlcss countermanGcd) and forward
their accounts to me f,r payment.
J. PEGRAM. Marshal f. D. of Va
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YOUNG TRyEFLH,

WILL stand the ensuing season at his former
w stand, Barboursvillc IN tho county Of Orange
lie has been she"n tins winter at Richmond in
the presence of hundreds Of the best Judges in Viz
gina. aud was universally admired for his fine form
Truflln Is sixteen hands high and seven Yeas old
and has proved himself most extraordinary sure
ioal gciter. Not of the eighty odd mares put to
him have failed, wlbnthc knowledge of Tie subscrl
her.
The season will commence on the 18th February
and terminate on the LIST day of July Terms as
herctoiore-Forty dollars to be discharged bv thirty
IT paid within the Fifty dollars insurance
and one dollar - the Groom be paid when the
mare * brought taken away The best and most
extensive paStu age. s set apart, exclusively fo the
mares sent Ia Trufie; and The mares may be fed with
what they will cat, at twenty five cents day, and
Grooins al the village, a five dollars a month. ANY
one putting five with him, the price of one
will be rcmittcd. G.. w. YAGER
for
Gov BARBOUR.
Barboursville, Feb. LIST. 1881. feb
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~ ID s'ann me ensuing season my farm, ninc miles Gou
richmond, directly the stage road leading ffom
pace 10 Fredericksburg, and known Half Sink
Is not saying much, (for si; il TO the cantot q!
every gentleman acquainted with the icts
assertion when say that his colts universally acknuw
10 possess much SIZE strength and beauty any
Cos mat have ever hecn produced by any horse NS.
MA know several that be purchased for less than
ven or eight hnnded dollars; aud have myself
$iUoo io one at old-the estimate which they
held by their owners take be the strongest
thai can he offered Ia behalf of unTed colts.
Tie season will Commence the 18th February and ter
INMATE on the list OF July Terms heretofore; Fifty Dollars
to he discharged by the payment Thrty-ve any time
during the season. Sixty Dollars insurance. One Dollar the
Ioon which rs expected, either when brought
taken away.
Extensive pastures provided, and fed regularly
unless otherwise directed AT twenty FIVE cents day.
'encen who sent mares last ny the GGhan-
a mat dd not prove o Of any there be) informed that
hey can he sen, again. and charge made for services
e "rse unless they should prove III toal other words
'he mares VIII be insured a, the PFice of. Tire season
JOHN NJ. BOlTS.
The Editors Of the Political and Petersburg Inelser
Ger, VIII please insert tie above week. their pee.
i've papers Tor eight weeks, and forward their tie
subscriber. NJ y
Jan l3-2awGwc
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of Brunsw tck Courthouse, Lawrencevlle. and eight
teen northwest OF Belield and be let to mares at
thirty Dollars the season. to be discharged by the pay
ncnt of twenty Dollars any tine during the season.
ten Dollars the leap, and fifty dollars the Insurance.
and one Dollar in every to the groom. The sea-
son will commence the 18th of February, and termi-
nate the 10Th of July. Good pasturage for mares
gratis-and those who wish, have them well and
strictly attended to at reasonable price; but TO
responsibility for escapes accidents
For more particular information Of this beautiful
Stallion, Gentlemen referred my advertisement
of the last spring, which will be re-publshed in
time for those who have not seen it.
February 2.-law. JOHN TUCKER.
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BY PLEASANTS &. ABBOTT

IEthS.-suiscTIrrIoN To the DAIIy Rcis:uNp WHO
Cty Subscribers ST., and for shorter period, the
iaL oil W year, both payable IN advase When by
mail SO YEAR
ApvtnrisAd For square Of Is lines less, ia.
rHron 10 cents two Insertions 81 three insertions 81 IL, and
every succeeding insertion 35i cents
h'ice week FIRST week 81 -; every succeeding week 81!
l"ne week. inst insertion - cents every succeeding IN
f2I;ion SO
Caee week, frs, insertion - every succeeding n'
t.dion 50 cents
An advertisements also inserted the CONVENTIONAL
IfMa.
fansicnt advertisers must pay III advance.
tha number of he noted the Ms or they
% be inserted until ordered be stopped and charged
so:ringly.
Annual Advertisers charged so do,rs for squares
ed m that proportion for Advertisements of greater length
except Autonees and Lottery Dealers who charged 500
~ The CONSTITUTIONAL WING is published twice
week, Tuesdays and Fridays) five dollars per annn,
payable IN advance.
For Adrertsng75 square, less, for the first in
<cron, and so cents for each con,inu
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New Books at r. / Smiths

~ BERLE on the practice of medicine; Discovery
IA and Adventure in the polar seas and regions
with engravings; Peter Parleys Tales about Asia
and a further supply OF Africa; Life and Travels of
St Paul by 7 Bedell d. d NY Grandfather Gre
CORY; Evening Eccreutions series of dialogues on
the history and geography of the Bible; Life of Mrs
Ann III Judson, with account Of the American
Baptist Mission 10 that empire. prepared for the
American 5. Union by James d Knowles 4. ".
Also, iurthc! supply of WIlbur'S Lexicon Of Useful
knowledge, with many others feb 10
Z HE subscriber wishing 10 dispose of his Real
Estate III Cabell county, offers the following pro-
perry for sale, to witt Farm Guyandote river,
about eight miles above its mouth, containing eli
acres, eNcelent'y watered, $50 Of which is bottom
land under good fence and row in CT l,ivaton. Any
person who wishes to raise tobacco, and would want
Farm in this county, would DO well to purchase as
have raised several crops on the same and shipped
them to Philadelphia where they have rated as
any tobacco from any part of the Union. That is to
say-they have melted after paying all expenses from
to dollars per 100 lbs and from that to So and Z
will also sci! the Brick House and Lot at this time
occupied by Joseph Garder, in the town of Barbours
vile; besides Farm House and Lot in The same place
and one Lot within the vicinity. Al of which may
be had on accommodating terms, by applying the
subscriber. ABSALOM lOLDESBS.
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$3.50 the COult-nOuSe ana 10 from hlCn-
momh-seAson to commence the 18th Of Feb. and ex~
pire the 18th Of July-prce 90 dollars, payable ~
fifteen, il paid by the latter pericd-thirty dollars to
insure-pas uragc gratis, but responsibility for
accidents escapes Riego is black, full sixteen
hands high and possessed Of great bone and muscle.
Two of Riegos colts have been trained, and each Of
them gave strong evidences of capacity FOR the turf
One of them won her sweepstake i'll fine style, over
the Campfe!d course, and could not be purcha-
scd of her owner for n thousand dollars. Rego was
got by Francisco, (estecmcd BY the late Mr.. Mnge,
of the best horses trained at his stabe,) his
dam by the imported horse, Young Sir Peter Teazle,
grand dam the imported mare Castranire, dam of Sir
Archy,D & Ivy Rockingham, & & Tlbha, by Trent.
ham, & e by Bosphorus. Coalition Cit, Burtard,
EggE SC. Lord Leigh's Charming Molly. Francisco
was got by the imported horse iIanbeton, his dam
Nightingale, by Chanticleer, dam WWEuryf feet, by
Jolly Roger, dam Melpominc, by Burwelrs Tray
eer & r dam Virginia, by Mark Anthony, & e &
dam the imported mare Polly Byrd, by Aristotle 1t
10 thought unnecessary to so further with the pcd
gree that already given proves Kicgo be one Of
The best bred horses eSiant.
n. H. Mares will DC fed at 25 ceuts per day.
feb 1l..wSwc ~ DAVIS.
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RirhulOuH.

RiChmond Dcccmher 30. 1850.
The parties nsorested will please take notice, that
have appointed the 29h day Of March next and this
Office the time and place. for commencing the account
directed in the foregoing order, when and where they
required to attend with their accounts and vouci-
and With office copies Ct such of the papers
as may be necessary. HILARY BAKER, COm'r.
inn 21-IaW3t