Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
American Eclipse.


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 nex-A
though he has travelled through the cold and inclemen
weather. and his winter dress designed by nature for his
comfort has an uncomcly appearance yet he is fine
health and high spirits His spring suit preparations
1t IS rich red satin So the weather moaerates
he will visit the Capitol Square. Due of the time
of his visit will be given; and ilaer myself that the
Governor and Council other officers of State me M
beers OF tho Legislature, and the people generally, will
attend to view and admire this champion of his racethis
francisco of the Na.ion.Hs services may be had whilst
In the Metropolis, and no additional duty will be imposed
for second service during his spring engagement should
IT become necessary-Hs spring term will at
Diamond Grove, Qny place OF residence in the county
oil brunswick in the early part of February next, and
will continue until the first day of July ensuing. His
vices will be rendered during the whole Of months
for the sum of 1885, and 500 dollars paid any time
fore its expiration, will be full discharge. Booth his
door-keepcr, will receive dollar the first visit for
admance and introduction. Those broug ht visit and
onoy the performance of this celebrated character shall
have plentiful diet furnished reasonable price Exen-
svc and excellent pasurage will be supplied The board
OF servants will be furnished gratis shall pay strict
est attention. in order that accidents and injuries may be
prevented; but should any occur, will not be held re-
sponsibc. He is uncommonly faithful in the discharge
his work. for out of ninety that visited him the last spring
only forty returned to enjoy second pcrlormanceSxy
dollars PAID TO me in person. depoStedn any of the spe
ce-paynS Banks to the credit of Walter Livingstone Esq
oil New York, will be satisfactory for full term of service
Eclipse mas come among us put his reto upon the mis-
taken policy of the Old Dominion Ii is generally admit
ted that her principles corrcct yet good things may
be abused, and pushed unwarrantable extent Every
thinking individual must acknowledge that this the fact
In the of Sir Archie, whose popularity has given
wrong direction. All HistoryNaure Observation-Disclosures
the necessity of crossing the breed of animals but
here we have rapidly bred in the Archie stock that
now is clearly manifest that horses becoming
feeble, that rarely find strong enough carry
inc weight oil SIN year Old To see an aged horse
the turf would indeed be The Virginia horses
posses uncommon speed and beauty; and do believe,
with the exception of their want of power the finest
IN the world But for TO argue the mistaken policy at
this time (when the fact is acknowledged would
less in the extreme. To prove my position, might
only necessary 10 turn to the human family View the
result oil marriages. made upon sordid pecuniay consider
aon sustain the proud aristocrac influence fami-
liesyou will find the offspring feeble, and small Li-
Puuan and so excessively Ignorant as not TO know their
knees from their elbows They are so interocked that
in tracing their gencaogy you will find yourself exceed
ingy puzzled. An Archie illy put Archic-he pro-
duce put TO Archie horseand then double in, and
and in,-Surely at last you would be unable to say how
they stood related. There would be greater difficulty in
clearly expressing the genealogical affinity, than if you
were requested to repeat the puzzle OF my "Pe-
ter Pointer picked peek OF Pepper-lt Peter Pointer
picked peck OF pepper where is the peck of pepper Pc
ter Pointer picked'-The frequent repetition involves
you in medley OF confusion, and you become unable to
tell which Peter, which Peek, which Pointer which
Pepper first last To give the mind a resting
place, and the tongue opportunity of utteng
ton of sound, ia it not advisable to have the of
the iaramcd Eclipse incorporated i'll the pedigree of
the Virginia stock of Race horses, He was here in
the year 1925 unfortunately for him, soon after
he had imposed the burdensomc Tariff OF 1922 and
1923 upon the liberal Southrons.-Fhis duty sorcy
ct and had not been accustomed TO such eXaconS
the instrument OF their imposition was somewhat unpopu-
lar, and rather unkindy received among us.Bu he be-
here--he
sent abroad many able Ministers to foreign parts We
have been relieved from spleen, and prcpar
ell 10 hail his reurn.llow useless is 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 Bank Speech
still perfect deincation of the matchess Eclipse would
be beyond my powers;I should be as much puzzled for
appropriate terms OF descriptions the People of the u.
States are at this moment, in their effort TO discover the
views of Henry Clay upon the subject of the Bank, the
Tariff and Internal Improvement-who is very like long
adder in his coil for your life you tell at what part
OF his self composed ring his head is conceacdHad
the millions Of dollars that have been paid by the Southern
States under the Ubiquitous operation of the Tariff Sys-
temwere to spend 1t IN sailing the wide Ocean over
and in examining the Studs of tie whole world, en-
phaicaly ask: Could do better for the Old Dominion and
her sister States, than by bringing among them the
nowncd performer of Long Island?n conclusion, may
not ask, without giving offence if my prospect of doing
better in this way, would not be desperate William
Wirs chance of success who rcposes all his hopes of
elevation to the Presidency of these United States, upon
the puny efforts of the Anti Masoncs.And this reminds
OF a song sung in my Juvenile days. which was then
considered bold effort in the line of canticlcs
- wgshcd al my mothers di'he'i
Now am big man,
r %ad ' pS po os, li1 G ny is %S1's'
Adicu, Fellow Citizens! Satisfied am l. that Miners
will work where the Gold glittcrs most
JAN 8. [wr-7lI JAMES j. HARRISON.
NORTHUMBERLAND ACADEMY Mr. jos II.
Davis gentleman highly qualified by his ability, ASST
duty and experience, in teaching, will continue TO preside
over this institution the ensuing year, and will be assisted
by many competent teachers hencrcst of the School
may require. The Academy is situated miles below
Northumberland Court house, a ncighborhood proven
bally healthy The boarding department will be nanag-
dby COL Jos. Ball, whom the Trustees rely with con-
hdence to give entire satisfaction TO his Boarders In this
institution, taught the Latin and Greek Languages,
together with the other pre- requisites for cole giae
About $50 volumes of Books of History aud Sci
have been carefully selected as the commcnceme Mt
of a Library. Mathematical Instruments, Globes and
Maps both ancient and modern, also provided for the
use of Sudent5--Tcrms- Reading Writing, Arith-
medc and English Grammar, $50 These with Geo
graphy and the of the Globes, and Mapping, S25
all other $50 annually For Board $50 annually,
exclusive of Bedding. The School will commence the
LIST OF February, and end the LIST day of December,
without any summer vacation. Parents and Guardians
are liable for the tuition fees and board Of their and
wards, only from the time Of entrance the end Of the
session, to be paid quarterly in advance.
SAMUEL u. BLACKWELL,
Chairman IF the Board Of Trustees.
Jan, 3. 71--w1w
NOTlCE.lbc subscriber informs his friends and
toners that mis- mercantile business will be connu-
ed at York Town heretofore under the management OF
his brother, NJ w. Cole, where extensive assortment OF
Dry Goods Groceries Hardware, &c. will be constantly
kept hand and sold very low for cash. to punctua
customers at the usual credit ROSCOW COLE
Gle rk that is qualified n salesman ,cno