Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-10-08


~ races over this course will commence on Monday,
the 18th day Of November, and continue six days.
dollars enace half forfeeleven entered, and subscrp
ton closed, viz:
William Townes enters b. f. Chrsabel by Tonson dam
John c. Goode enters b. C. by Tonson, dam Jenney.
benjamin Farmer enters C. C. by Hardy's virginan,
dam by Diomed
W. w. Hurt enters b. E. by Medley. dam by Herod
Thomas Watson enters Tanshang, by Contention, dam
Mary 1ry, w = %,,,. .,,... c....,.u -
Phantom.
John Eubank enters Sally Randolph, by Roanoke, dam
by Constitution.
William McCargo enter, C. (. by Stakeholder, dam by
Pacolet.
b. W. Coleman, enters c. Messenger, by Arab, dam
by Diomed
Mack Goode enters Black Medley, by Medley, dam by
Oscar.
Richard c. Puryear enters b. c. Tuskeno, by Ton.on,
SECOND DAY-ProPrietor's Purse, two mile heats
$500, $15 entrance,
Third DAY-Jockey Club Purse, three mile heats,
FoURrH DAY-Baance of Jockey Club, two mile
heats, 5000, Sl5 entrance.
FIFTH DAY-Handicap, mile heats, best three in fve
purse 500, $40 entrance, TO be added to the purse
SIXTH DAY-Co't race, mile heats free for any colt
that has never purse to be closed the evening pre-
day, will be run for elegant Saddle Bdde and equip
ments, and gate money-me heats, free for any horse,
mare or geding that purse, entrance $40.
Money hung up for each day without discount.
From the number Of fine horses already in training
the adjoining countless and the number spoken of
to be brought here from distance, never could better
sport be calculated The turf is in fine order, and the
Proprietor pledges himself to do every thing in his power
to render his guests pleasant and comfortabehe will be
prepared TO accommodate them usual. Stables and lit
RICHARD G: PURYEAR, Proprietor,
Chrlsllansyle, Mecklenburg, Co.. Va Sept. II. 3swtd
SALE OF NEGROES.-In pursuance of a decree Of
- the county court of Amelia pronounced the 2Sh Of
February 1888, SHALL the 18th of October next il
being court day. sell TO the highest bidder, credit of
women and children, being the slaves devised by John
Wingo, (K W. decd, to tire children Of Archer VINCE
decd The title to the above slaves is supposed be
G,Ieslonable-we shall convey, however, such title only
as is vested in by virtue OF the decree aforesaid.
| ISHAM c. BOOKER, J
| HENRY p. EANES, Commissioners.
HENRY E. GRAVES
Sept 24h, 1888. 4O-wN
II EIGH'S REPORTS, VOL. III.-Just published and
| IL for sale-price $6--Tbe undersigned has also for
saie the following, viz:
| Henning's Statutes at large,
GiImers, RandOph's and Leighs Virginia Reports COM
plete,
journal Of the Convention Of 1885, and of the Conven-
Journals OF the House of Delegates from 1776 to $780, and
OF the Senate from l77s-9 and 1888 to 1880
ALSO,
few copies Of the large Map Of Virginia at So and the
small Map Of Virginia at 81, both rollers and in
portable cases.
Separate volumes Of most OF the Reports can be fur.
nished.
proper to guard the purchasers of,he Virginia Re.
editl0D oil the b n volume OF Ran
dolphs Reports which has been printed in violation Of
the copyright, and thrown into the market here. II will
be readily distinguished from the original edition. (prned
by s. Shepherd Co., Richmond, 1929 by the infeorty
OF execution and IL fs scarcely necessary remark thai
little reliance be placed upon the accuracy of Law
book which has appeared under such circumstances
The undersigned has il in his power supply any mum
Der OF law Books Of the be ST editions, and lowest
prices and will promptly attend TO all orders from pur
chsscrs Of the above mentioned Books and sp withou
compensation. The Journals Of the Conventions an,
General Assembly contain mass Of valuable and in
eresting information, which entities them TO place
every public and private library in this State.
Y Letters (pos pad) will receive instant attention.
VIM. H. RICHARDSON,
c Sept. TO- 1861 Librarian Of the State
v uACQUELlNE r. TAYLOR has received by tn
bquaer, Superior and Havrc, from liverpool, and b.
the Iate Packets from New York and Philadelphia. hi
iaH supply OF DRY GooDs; consisting the usual vare
, OF Foreign and Domestic articles:
70 ALSO on C0nstgnment-A very large assortment ,
Brussels ply, k!derminster venetian csrpene an
rugs,
- Supcrfine blue black, brown, and olive cloth
> Blue, and brown superBe coating for over.
Napt cottons bazes kerseys, blHe checked and other
ored horse cloths imported expressly for horse cIoi
To all OF which he invites the attention OF those vial
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