Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-10
AtllcricaEa Ilclir,sc.

FENiiS distinguished character is in the City of
n Richmond, at the stable of the Central Hotel near
y opposite the Eagle Tavern where he has taken lodgings
and will remain until the first day of February ncXtAl-
though he has travelled through the cold and Indictment
weather. and his winter dress designed by for his
comfort, has uncomely appearance, yet he is in fine
health and high spirits. His spring suit is in preparations
is rich red satin So the weather modcrates
he will visit the Capitol Square Due notice of the time
of his visit will be gyen and fatter myself that the
Governor and Council other officers of the State the
ber5 of the Legislature, and the people generally, will
Francisco OF the Naonlis services may be had whilst
in the Metropolis, and additional duty will be imposed
for second service during his spring engagement, should
1t become necessary-flis spring term will commence at
Diamond G1oy2, Ouy place OF residence in the county
will continue until the first day OF July ensuing. His SER
vices win be rendered during the whole of months
for tho Of $40; and 500 dollars paid any time be-
fore It's expiration, VIII be iul discharge Booth, his
doorkeeper, will receive dollar the first visit for
admtanco and introduction Those brought TO visit and
enjoy the performance of this celebrated character shall
have plentiful diet furnished at reasonable price Ey:cu-
ve and excellent plsturagc will be supplied. The board
of servants Will be furnished gratis shall pay the strict
est attention. in order that accidents and injuries may be
prcyened but should any occur VIII not be held re-
sponsble lie is uncommonly faithful in the discharge of
his work; for out OF ninety that visited him the last spring,
only forty returned 10 enjoy second perOrmance.SXty
dollars paid 10 in person. depocdin any of the spc-
paying Banks to The credit of Walter Livingston ESQ.
Of New ork will be satisfactory for full term OF service.
taken policy of the Old Dominion 1t is generally admit
ted that her principles corrcct Yet good things may
Every
thinking individual must acknowledge chat this is the fact
in the of Sir Archie, whose popularity has giveu
wrong direction. an Hs,o9y-Nature Observation-Disclosures
the necessity of crossing the be ed "a animals: but
here we have 50 RAPIDLY bred in the Archie STOCK that
it is clearly manifest that horses becoming
feeble, that rarely find strong enough 10 carry
the weight of six year old. To aged horse on
the turf would indeed be treat The Virginia horses
possess uncommon speed and beauty; and 10 believe,
with the exception OF their want OF power the finest
in The world But for me TO argue the mistaken policy at
this time, (whcu the fact is acknowledged would be
less in the extreme. To prove my position it might be
only necessary TO turn to the human family. View the
result Of marriages, made upon SOrd pccuary consider
atoms, orto sustain the proud arsocrauc influence of ami-
csyOu Will find The offspring feeble and small Li.li-
pu'ans, and so excessively Ignorant as not 20 know their
knees from their elbows Ihey arc so ntcr!ocked, uat
tracing eir gcHCaoEy, you VII Lnd yourself exceed
ugly puzzled An Archie iiily put TO Archc-thc pro-
ducc put Archie hOrse-and then double in, and 10,
they stood related There would be greater difficulty in
clearly expressing the genealogical affinity, than il You
requested TO repeat The puzzle of my boyhood "c-
ter Pointer picked peck Of Peppcr-lt Peter Pointer
picked peck of pepper where the peek Of pepper Pc
Ter Pointer picked."-Thc frequent repetition involves
you in medley Of conusion and you become unable to
tell which Peter which Peck, which Pointer, which
Pepper first or last To give the mind a resting
place. and the tongue an opportunity Of uttcrng yaa-
lion OF sound is il not advisable to have the Of
the far-llpcd Eclipse incorporated in the pedigree a
thc Virginia stock Of Racc-horscs; lie here in
the year 1921; unfortunately Tor him too soon after
he had imposed thc burdeu'ome Tariff OF 1922 and
1923 upon thc liberal SouthrOnsIhis duty sorcy
el and as VIC had been accustomed such Xacious
the inrumcni Of their imposition somewhat unpopu-
lar, and rather uuindly received among usBut he be-
slowed many kind Offices whilst herc-ho produced and
sent abroad many able Ministers 60 foreign parts. No
have been relieved from Spleen and p9Cpay-
cd to hail his rcturn-Iow useless for Of my de-
gree Of talents to undertake description of this Paragon
of Horses Had the power Of illustration which Col.
Benton displayed in his celebrated Anti-ank Speech,
s perfect dclincaon of the natcilcss Eclipse. would
be beyond my poweys;-I should be much puzzled for
appropriate terms of description. the People OF the H.
States are at this moment in their effort to discover Che
views Of Henry Clay upon he subject OF the Bank, the
Tariff and Internal lmprovcmcntWbO rs very like long
addcru his coil for your life you caunst tell at what part
OF his selfcomposcd ring his head is cOnccacd-IIad
the millions of dollars ha have been paid by the Southern
States under the niuuious operation of the TariG Sys
tcn-wcro To- speud it in sailing the wide Ocean over
and in examining the Studs of The whole world, cm-
paGcav ask. Could do better for Che Old Dominion and
her sister States. than by bringing among them the
nowncd pcffornero oil Long Islaud,-ln conclusion, may
not ask without giving offence, IL my prospect Of doing
better In this way would not be rs desperate as William
Wrs chance Of success who rcPotcs all hi7 hopes o
elevation 10 the Presidency OF these United States, upor
the puny efforts of the Anti MasonicsAnd this reminds
me Of Sung sung ia my Juvenile days which was thci
considered a bold effort in the line Of canuclos-
When wos lulo boy,
washed ol my mothers dishcsi
Now am big man,
poke finger BOZ my moul1i
Sod pull out little fishes"
Adcu Fellow Citizens Satisfied 7, that Miner
viii work where the Gold gluer5 most
Jan g. rvtf-u1 JAMES J HARRISON.