Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-03
Dec. 80, 1881.

a MERRY VALE NURSERY. The subscriber hav-
" ing devoted himself for the last six years the
Enlistment ola Fruit Nursery, between the Westham
Turnpike, and Old River Road about one mile above the
City of Richmond enabled to offer to the public
selection OF Fruit Trees Grape Vines &c. embracing the
best varieties known culture with those of highest
reputation recently brought into notice, by distinguished
Horicuuralists OF other countries. Among the Fruit
Trees are, Apples, Peaches, Apcots, Cherries Pears
Plums Nectarines, Ounces, sc. And he has now up
wards OF fifty varieties of native and foreign Grape Vines
selected with particular regard TO latitude and en-
6 p as he , confidently believes the best kinds,
our SnnNte Among native varieties the Catawba
celebrated for wine, Isabella, Schuyki Muscadcl, Coo
Pers Mlne Grape &c-Cutings of the various descrip
ons oil Grapes, will be furnished TO those who NAV pre-
them TO rooted vines at 81 per hundred SIS per thou
sand-e has also regular supply of Asparagus Plants;
all oil which will be sold comparatively moderate price
and so packed 10 reach the purchaser without the ha
zard OF injury Catalogues will be furnished TO appca
cans at the Nursery, by John NJ Svmm at the James
hiyer Toll House, to whom reference may be had.
r. s John Carter recommends the native Cata,cJa
Grape as most suitable for making wine.
Jan. H. 1892 [77-wuJ JOHN CARTER.
r. NOR SALE, that ACKNOWLEDGMENT STALIIeN
u BLACK WARRIoUR, foaled in 1919 and purchased
at the sale of James Dunlop of RosLIN Esquire Gopyo-
site to Petersburg Virginia. by Mr. Randolph in 1920
colt but from Mr. Randoph's going soon after abroad he
was shamefuy neglected and injured in his growth In
1877 he was iarmed out TO person Fauquer whom his
owner never has seen in his life, during Mr. Randolphs
attendance his seat in Congress- which he took i'm De-
eember 1926 on his return from Euope-and last year
he was kept by Nathan Luiborough ESD of the District
OF Columbia, who sent him home about two months ago
very poor Mr. Randolph had not eyes this va1-
able and noble animal since the autumn of 1925 (seven
years) until the 18th of December last IS3IO-Ie is
black with white feet.
PEDIGREE-BLAcK WARR1ouR was got bv the
imported horse Merryheld, of Sir Henry Tempest
Vane's famous Cockgher- best racer by far of his
day-hs dam Philadelphia, by Washington out of MISS
lorTERl DGE by DUNGANNoN, (O'Kellys most vorite
son OF EctipSe0 her DAM M ARcELI.A by MAMRRfNo
out OF MEDEA by SWEET BRIAR 0hc best horse bv far
OF his day-and most favorite Stallion of Lord Grosvenor
VINO covered at 70 guineas,) ANGELICA by SNAP-RE-
GULUs-Bartletts CHILDERs-Honywoods ARAB1AN
dam of the Two TRUE BLUES.
Miss ToTTERIDGE by DUNGANNoN
Washington by Peter best son of ont Of an
own sister to ITumPd little black horse that was the
best OF his day, and the best grandson of old Matcem
~ Die generally got bays (SoRcERER, the best
horse and stallion of his day, sire Soohsaycr and So
ensko, was an exception) Smoensko also was a black
DUNGANNoN, O'Kelly's favonte son of Eclipse
MAMBRINo by Engineer-the best and strongest horse
In the word-grandsire to Long Island Eclipse.
SWEET BRIAR by Syphon, son of Squirt, that got old
Marske, the sire OF Eclipse-covered at 30 guineas.
ANGELICA by SNAP, Che best horse and stallion of his
day. PAPiLLoN by SNAP, was The dam of Sir PETER
TEAzLE, the best son of HIGH FLvER0 REGU1Us-
Bartletts CHILDERs-Honywood's ARABIAN dam of
the Two TRUE BLUEs.-IIe will be shewn in Richmond
early in March
Extract of letter from Nathan L,tfboroteb E.so of
the District Of COiDlbio, TO John Randolph of Roam
Oke, dafed 1lM Feb, 1882:
81 have not Black Warriour's Eoas myself but
have conyersed with several gentlemen of Fauquier and
Prince william, every of whom speak in the high
est terms of the ioals of his get, being both large
and handsome. My friend, John Hill Carter of Prince
William particularly, has given favorable accounts of
Black Warriours Stock"
Also, Peacock five years old next grass-and nurae.
brood Mares and colts and es-of all ages from
years old upwards
Apply 70 Mr.. Wyatt Cardwel at Charlotte Court house
Nirgnia-to which the u. S. Mail Coach from ashing ion
to Mledgevilc, in Georgia, and from Milledgevillc TO
Washington, runs every day, Sundays excepted-if by
letter post paid.
Charlotte c. II. Feb %, 1892. Off
I'm CHANCERY-In James City county court, Jan.
q 9th, 1892
William Hankins, administrator Of Allen Richardson
decd, Pitt.
against
Norbornc Ratclilfc Thomas Ratcihc, Caroline Rat
elite, heirs OF James Radcliffe, decd DIS.
This cause, in which the order Of publication appears
TO have been duly published this day TO be heard
on the bill and exhibits filed, and argued by counsel;
consideration Whereof the court doth adjudgc order and
Decree that an account be taken before the com
missioner OF this othe fee simple and probable annual
value OF the lands of james Radcliffe, deceasedand also
that the plaintiff render before the commissioner an
account showing the Of the debt due to the plain
\ uli, and demanded by his bill together with any pay
ments which have been made to him that account
Wch accounts the commission is directed ex-
anime, state and SETTLE and make report thereof the
court with any matters specially stated deemed pertinent
by HIMSELF or which may be required to be stated by
the parties COW Teste
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