Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-05-18

thhhofilNG MACHlNES-The subscriber
III specially informs the Farming Community that he
continues to have manufactured his highly
able IhTeShu'g Machines at his Cotton Mandatory,
Hanover county, Va. These Machines having been offer
ell 10 the Public by the Proprietor for the last six years,
he deems 1t unnecessary into minute detail of
The principle and merits of them, which have been fully
gwen In previous advertisements; he say with pro-
priety that there has been Machine offered TO the
Farmers since that period, which has given general
satisfaction than the offered by him For the in
formation oil those who may wish purchase his ma
chine he prefers giving references TO gentlemen residing
In different sections OF the country offering certificates
some OF whom have had machines of his in operation for
several years pas 10 witt Charles Barkervle ESD Lum-
hardy Grove Mecklenburg county, Hon. John Tyler OF
Gloucester, David c. Williams Esy of Lune nburg Col
Robert Crntcheld and Elliott Degarnattc Esq of Spott-
syivanla Col Charles unton OF Fauquier, Philip Light
loot and Daniel Degarnate, Eqsrs. of Caroline Richard
Edwards, Esq. OF Brunswick, John A. Hillman Esq of
Amelia, Joseph Z. Cabell Esq. and Dr. Haws n Cole
man. oil Nelson county Ii has always been the desire of
oil the manufacturer TO lessen the price of his machines
as much as possible, TO have strength and durability
order that the commonay of Farmers may be induced
purchase them They will be sold for the future two
hundred dollars cash, the Mandatory every thing
pete, excepting the horse levers. From the demand for
ms machines, those who DESTROYS purchase of him
Tor the approaching season. will forward their orders with
as little delay possible in order that he may be able to
furnish machines at the time they may be wanted
ters directed TO Tayorsvie, Hanover county, will be at
tended to.
p. s. good Blacksmith and four or FIVE Machinists,
SAMUEL COCHRAN.
NewMarkct, Hanover County, May 10. 2-w4w
NTALUABLE PANIUNKY LAND FOR SALE
The subscriber again offers for salc that valuable
larn ylng on both sides OF the Pamunky river, in the
counties OF King William and Hanover, and containing
from 1000 to 1900 In point locality and fertility
oil SOIL this farm is eXceled by but few in Eastern Vr-
gnia II lies miles from Hanover Town, from 5 to
from Hanover Court house. from Richmond and in
neighborhood of the respectable and gentecl society
The soil Is well adapted TO the culture of the staple com
nodues, such as corn, wheat, cotton &c.-The fields
well arranged and well supplied with an abundance
timber and water and the whole almost an unbroken
level The improvements, situated emnence on the
Ming william side, consist OF commodious dwelling
house sufficient for the accommodation of large family
with all the necessary outhouses for an extern
sive armThe subscriber invites those disposed TO pur
chase TO view the farm, and make their communications
him by letter or otherwise at Tappahannoc Essex coun-
iy, Va, and they will meet with prompt attention.
Should not this farm be privately disposed of sooner it
will without reserve the 3Oh day of August next
on the next fair day thereafter, be offered public SALE
the premises. JOHN w HoOMEs
IapPahannock May 9th. 2-wt3OthAug
ENOR SALE, that THoRoUGH BRED SrALLIoN
IA BLACK WARRIoUR, ioaled in 1919, and purchased
at the sale OF James Dunlop, of RosLIN, Esquire oppo-
site to Petersburg, Virginia. by Mr. Randolph, in 1920
who then gave El00 for him. He was most PROMISING
colt, but from Mr. Randophs going soon after abroad he
was shameiuly neglected and injured in his growth In
1877 he was armed out 10 person in Fauquier whom his
owner never has in his life, during Mr.. Randolph's
attendance on his seat in Congress- which he took in De-
cember, 1926, on his from Europe-and last wear
he was kept by Nathan Lutborough Esq. of the District
OF Columbia who sent him home about two months ago
very poor. Mr. Randolph had eyes this valu-
able noble animal since the autumn of 1925 (eyen
years) until the 18th of December last HS3J HI is
black with white feet.
PEDiGREE.-BLAcK WARRIoUR was got by the
imported horse Merryheld, OF Sir Henry Tempest
Vanes famous Cocktghter best by far of his
day-his dam Philadelphia by Washington, out of Miss
loTTERIDGE by DUNGANNoN, (O'Kelly's most fayore
son OF Eciipse) her dam, MARCELLA, by MAMBRINo
QUITO MEDEA by SWEET BRIAR Che best horse by far
OF his dayand most avorte Stallion of Lord Grosvenor
who covered at 20 guneasD ANGELICA by SNAP-RE-
GULUs-Bartletts CHILDERs-Honywoods ARARtAN
RITrEs
Extract OF letter from James II. Luborough Esq., who
resides at Salem,where BackW three years
dated Salem, Fauquer county, Feb. 9Th, 1892:
'Oi Black Warour, must say, that horse that ever
was in this neighbOurhood q speak only within nv own
knowledge,) stood hghcr-in reputation-no prce--or
he put at any thing and nothing TO any thing and
every thing but thorough bred. Lieut.. Com Dulanev of
the u s. A. has colt fhs (BIack Warriours get The
dam, he says IS thoroughbred; but he has vouchers
up any pretensons TO blood My father would have sent
him to this neighbourhood this coming Spring upon nv
recommendauon-but you returned from Europe and he
was sent home. "A man, joining me- owns hIley-deep
blacksmith two hind feet white that he holds at $500
She is out of common cold blooded animal as any in
the State of Pennsylvania"
Miss ToTTERIDGE by DUNGANNoN
Washington by Sir Peter (bes OF Highnyer out of an
own sister TO Trlmpder, little black horse that was the
best OF his day. and the best grandson of old Maichen
n. Bile generally got bays. (SoRcERER, the best
horse and stallion OF his day, of Soohsayer and Smo-
lensko, was an excepton) Snoensko also was black
DUNGANNoN, O'Key's favorite son of Eclipse
in the word-grandsire TO Long Island Eclipse
SWEET BRIAR by Syphon, son Of Squirt that got old
Marske, the sire OF Echpse--covered at 30 guineas
ANGELICA by SNAP Qhe best horse and stallion of his
day. PAP1LLoN by SNAP, the dam of Sir PETER
TEAzLE, the best son of HIGH FLYER0 REGULUs-
Bartletts CHILDERs-IIonywood's ARABIAN, dam of
the Two TRUE BLUEs.-He will be shewn in Richmond
early in March.
Ertrdct Of letter from Nathan Lisf5Orough Esq nj
the District Of Columbia to John Randolph of Roam
Ohe. ddied Nh Feb, 1892:
" have not seen Black Warrour's foals myself but
have conversed with several gentlemen of Fauquer and
Prince William, every of whom speak in the high
est terms OF the loas Of his get, being both large
and handsome. My FRIEND John Hill Carter of Prince
William particularly, has given me favorable of
Black Various Stock"
Also, Peacock, five years old next grassland hume
brood mares, and colts, and les-ol all ages from
years old upwards
Apply to Mr. Wyatt Cardwel, at Charlotte Court-hou
Vrgnid-o which the u $. Mail Coach from Washington
10 Milcdgevle, in Georgia, and from Mledgcville TO
Washington, runs every day, Sundays excepted-if by
letter postpaid
Charlotte G. RI. Feb 90 1892 Oft
a GENTLEMAN from Europe, who is a graduate
IN and who has had the experience Of several years i'm
Teachings wishes procure situation in private family
orpubic institution after the LIST Of next August As his