Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-27

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1877 he was iaed out TO person in Fauquier whom his
owner never has in his hfe during Mr. Randolphs
attendance on his seat in Congress- which he took in De-
cember 1876 on his return from Europeand last year
he was kept by Nathan Luiboough Esq of the District
oil Columbia, who sent him home about months ago
very poor MIR. Randolph had ewes this valu
able and noble animal since the autumn of 1925 (seven
years. until the 18th OF December last Qs3l )He is
black with white feet.
imported horse Merryteld, OF Sir Henry Tempest
Vanes famous Cockghter- best racer by far of his
day-is dam Philadelphia, by Washington, out of Miss
iorrERtDGE by DUNGANNoN, (OKellys most favorte
son OF EcfipSe,) her dam, MARcELLA, by MAMBRiNo
outot MEDEA by SWEET BRIAN Uhe best horse bv far
OF his day-and most avorite Stallion of Lord rosvenor
VINO covered at % guneos,) ANGELICA by SNAP-Rr-
GULus--BartleUs CHILDERs-iIonyw woods ARABIAN,
dam of the Two True BLUES
Extract OF letter from James III. Lutborouch ESQ., who
resides at Saem,where BlackW arriour years.
dated Salem, Fauquer county, Feb. 9th, 1882:
oi Black Warriour, must say, that horse that ever
was in this neghbourhood, q speak only within my own
knowledge) stood hgher--in reputation-no price--or
ne put at any thing and nothing, any thing and
every thing but thorough bred Lieut. Com. Dulaney Of
The u b a. has colt ofls (Ilack Warriours) get The
lam, he says, thorough bred; but he has no vouchers
Tor the fact This is the only that know that sets
up any pretensons blood My father would have sent
nm TO this ncighbourhood this coming Spring upon nv
recommendation you returned from Europe and he
was sent home A man, joining me- owns filcy-deep
6iack-wh two hind feet white, that he holds $780,
she Is out OF as common coldklooded animal any in
the State OF Pennsylvania
Miss ToTrERIDGE by DUNGANNoN
ny or refer (bcS son OF Highlycr)
own sister 10 Irhnpdter, little black horse that was the
BEST his day. and the best grandson of old Machem
n. b'-He generally got bays. (SoRcERER, the best
horse and stallion of his day, sire Soothsaver and So
cnsko, was an excepton,) Snolcnsko also was black
DUNGANNoN, 0'Kclly's iavorc son of Eclipse
MAMpRiNo by Engineer-!he best and strongest horse
IN the world--gr0ndsire 10 Long Island Eclipse.
SWEET BRIAR by Syphon, son OF Squirt that rot old
Alarske, the sire OF Eclipse-covercd at 30 guncas
ANGELICA by SNAP, (the best horse and stallion of his
day PAPtLLoN by SNAP, the dam OF Sir PETER
EAzLE, the best son of HIGH FLYER,( REGULUs-
Bartlcts acknowledgement Arabian, dam of
the Two TRUE BLUEs.-Iic will be shcwn in Richmond
early in March.
Extract Of letter from Nathan Luf6orough, Esq of
me District Of Columbia, to John Randolph Of Roam
oke, dated 1lM Feb, 1892
g | have not seen Black Walriors oals myself hut
have conversed with several gentlemen of Fauquier and
Prince William every one OF whom speak in the high
est of the oals of his get "a being both lar~e
and handsome. My friend, John Hill Carter of Prince
Black Wariour's Stock"
Also, Peacock, five years old next grassland hume.
rous brood Mares and colts and iliesor all ages from
years old upwards.
Apply to Mr. Wyatt Carlwen, at Charlotte Court house
Nirginiato which the u. S. Mail Coach from WASHINGTON
to Milledgcvillc, in Georgia, and from MilIedgevc TO
Washington, runs every day, Sundays exceped-if by
letter post paid.
Charlotte c. II. Feb %, 1882 Off
HSOR SALE-AIy tract of land (containinp one tbou
n sand acre) situated in Prince Edward County, on
Sandy River, two miles from the bridge and five miles
from Farnve,-a fourishing little village; where ready
miles OF superior manufacturing mill that deals largely
IN grain; II Is in agreeable wealthy and healthy neigh
Oorood-l might be divided into three tracts hav-
ing three good dwelling houses and orchards III il is
we'll waered, ha"ng many fine springs and branches and
bounded for mile by Sandy River; il has one hundred
and fifty acres OF bottom land, fine body OF woods heav
y tmbercd, and much OF the land fresh and well enclosed
with strong fences; and where reside good dwelling
house neatly painted inside and out, garden 100 feet
square, newly paed and every necessary clubhouse for the
accommodation OF family, granary entirely new, with
a threshng machine, stables carriage house, and suf
ccnt number OF st rate Tobacco houses with prses
sheds 10 take care OF thirty thousand pounds of Tobacco
all nearly would let several crop hands 90 with
the land, first rate carriage driver, good Blacksmith
two or three families OF negroes. In my absence my son
Henry Nj. Vaughan who resides the land will show it
to any person wishing 10 purchase, Tcrms liberal aud
made known OH application. J. VAUGHAN.
March 20. IO3-wI2t
- PRING GOODS.-The subscriber has received by
~ the packets Hornet Fairfield, Effort and Tanvy from
~ York, large supply of Seasonable DRY GOODS, which
being arranged offered prices calculated TO please
6uyers-ihey are i'm part, - follows:
Superhne blue, black and fancy colored cloths and Yss
Mcrino cloths, cassimeres and ermincs
Gauze flannels and worsted barege
bite, brown, mixed, and spotted drillings
Peruvian iancies and Mexican mixtures
Hamilton jeans colored and brown
Super. and common yellow nankecns
India and American blue do.
Black lasting Princeua and Brochcle
Super. Valencia and Marseilles vesting
Aliddling and common do.
Irish linens, shecmgs, and lawns
Linen cambrics and hdkis
Super. and I'd. quality Italian lustrings
Gro de Swiss, gro dc Berlin, and gro de Nap
Black and assorted coors and qualities figured Mandarns
and Philippines
Rich figured and watercd gro de Maps
Painted musins and Palmyrenes
Super. French and Scotch ginghams
DITTO do do second mourning
5-S and 6-4 super. and mddling qualities bombazine
very large assortment of cacoes in which will found
every variety of pattern, quality and price
Nankin and Italian grapes
beautiful assortment of fancy hdkfs figured
Hermann, Grape dc China, Zanora de coupe
Gauze, embroidered Grape, and Thbet mcrino
Ladies' plain and embroidered silk and cotton hose
Random, zebra, and brown cotton do.
Gentlemens random, zebra, brown and white half hose
Misses mixed and white COLONIAL qualities
Cd cambria, iaconet, and medium muslns
Plain and figured Swiss and null muslins
Book, checked, striped and corded do
A and 81 white and black bobbnet lace
Thread and gyInp laccs and edgngs
Bobbnet and rich blonde gauze wells
Superb bonnet and cap ribbons
Thread and bobbinet inserting and quiIlings
Cambria dmites and super twilled cambria
Brown and bleached domestic sheetings, aud sbrtngs
Plaid and stripes
Chambry's apron checks
Furniture do.
Russia and birds eye diaper
Ticklenburg, Dowlas duck, burIaps
Plain French, and Scotch brown linen
Spool cotton, tapes, bobbin, needles
Pins, fans, gloves, silk handkerchicfs, &c. &C. &C.
Having sold out last fall every article above enumerated
is rcsh and of the latest style, in good order and will be
sold cheap. MANN S. VALENTINE
White Buildings, of 18th and III Streets Shockc