Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-16
MISCELLANEOUS.


Politics have recently completely engrossed CO.
lnmns that we have not had sufficient space spare
Tor noticing that most interesting Miscellany, The fine
ricdn Turf Register and Sporting Magazine" The
No for the present month is before us-and we do
not hesitate TO say that it fully susans the high charac-
ter winch has already acquired. Without intending
pepetrac pun continues to he rGcy 1t is indeed
most entertaining, and what is the point an in
sructive Register. We again recommend il all gen.
temen OF taste and talent Each No is einbellshed by
handsome engraving The last one contains a fine en-.
craving of Zicaad the property OF Mr. Senator Johnston
oil Louisiana He Of the horses presented by the
Sultan TO Mr. RhinI.
The table Of contents FOR this number is follows:
Account OF Zilcaadi, speed OF Flying Chders Horses
OF olacn time, King Hiram, Performances of Crusader,
Gen. KoscuskoS horse, The Club Mare and her daugh-
ter Summarizing Dissertation on the Blood Horse continu
ed Cen Eaons Arabans Archy stock i'm Kentucky, BY
rom Peterindy viz: Wind sucking in horses Cure for
snags and bruises Deer hunting, Hunting wild
eat Tennessee field sport good shot, The English hare
An English Fox Hunt. POETRY Look before you Leap
with comic cut, Canvass back ducks
Sporting intelligence viz: Resignation of Gen. For
man, President Maryland Jockey Cmh-rcpy to X on
the word coI-Sr Archy Jr., Clara Fisher, Luzborough
and Fylde-Trgiile-E Madison (Ky) Course
Wnterticld, (Va) Course--V Virginia Taylor and Miss
Mattie--Trotting on Hunting Park Consolidating in
1873 Racing Calendar viz Races at Lancaster Penn,
Course, Bait. Turf Register Pedigrees.
1t IL said that the who formerly had house TO
SELL carried brick specimen of the building. We
give the following from the present No. sample
general contents
..r,.n,. ,nu To- tF9om the Turf Rcgstcrl
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T%S the au %a wS Ra' Sn 5c s"% to
Though stomach sharp could help rsgrottug
hGd thoughts in my chamber, TO place it in view
VaIni Springs Sent o. 1882.
Mr. EDIToR Dost know Col. John Fry, mine host
Of the Warm How he got his military title cannot tell
unless may have been by killing araesnakc an
ment usually rewarded of the mountains with that
distinction In his civil capacity may he long flourish
~ you do not know him. ii is misfortune which will
hasten TO remedy by Introducing him your acquaintance
ior he Is in truth worthy parsonage with kind heart
as throbs who thoroughly knows, and fully enjoys the
pleasure oil pleasing lie is especial encouragcr of the
dance, aud without having served regular apprentice
SNIP cuts more and better capers than ecr boy of then,
all. Ii is gratifying see him perambuaiing the hail
room with eye gisenng and foot quaverng TO the sound
oil the VIOLIN and its accompaniment the French horn and
eIaflohet; thS by the way, when he is engaged i'm
the dance but when he is though his wears more nearly
approximate century Than unit you would be amused
10 see now galy he " trips on light fantastic oe' Hav
ing mus introduced obligng host, will proceed TO
harrate Tact on his authority. Among the many crea-
iure comforts daily administered TO this pleasant wa
uerhg place. venlson constitutes most delectable em
anu such Vehlsoh!-but will not by too glowing de-
scrpuon increase the regret which know YOU feel at
having been unable to visit this aubnous region leaving
care and cholera behind you. A haunch this day alorn
ed Cur table dhoe, of which it is great hut not cxrava
giant praise TO say it equaed in fairness piece of Bali
mutton The exhibition by the successful bnn,s
man oil the fine creature which afforded it, occa>ioncJ
some conversation respecting the largest size which these
denzens OF the forest known attain i'm the
course OF which learnt from Mr. Fry that he had some
years since sent TO the great patriarch OF democracy (
Jeferson) buck the weight of which was Is6 lbs when
uePHVeu OF me head legs and all other superuities
me sSi which retained for the better transportation
OF the flesh annex copy of MIR Us very Characters
TIC letter. acknowledging the receipt OF the valuable pre-
sent II may entertain your readers and Won are At liner
ty 10 dispose OF IL you choose. Yours truly, H.
~ Is III the donor will send TO me- in the frosty days
OF December an animal half as large, will engage TO
write letter of acknowledgement twice long as Mr. ~
though dare say, no one will ask a copy for publ
cation.
Monticello, Dec. q 1923.
Nou have sent me, dear sir, noble animal legmated
by superior orce, monarch OF the forest: he
CURED the DEATH which his brother egimaes have Sc
much more meritcd like them in death, he becomes food
Tor nober races lac for man. they for the worms that will
TeVe on them But he dies innocent, with death all
his fears aud pains an cnG they die loaded with ma
eucuon', and liable TO sentence and suTerings which
we VIII leave TO the justice Of heaven to award.
In plain English, shall feast heartily on him: and
thank you heartily the gvcr Of the FEAST with assur-
ances OF friendly esteem aud respect.
. TIL. JEFFERSON,
Mn. JONI Fay, Harm Springs