Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-03-05
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81 AND FOR SALE-Will be sold at public auction,
q for ready money at Mecklenburg Court-house the
thrd Monday in March next, il being the first day of
Mecklenburg county court Tract of Land, lying on
Roanoke river the South side in the county of Neck
enOug three miles below Clarksvillc containing six
hundred and fourteen sixty of which river
grounds, OF superior quality; above hundred and
twenty of this land is cleared the balance is I'M
cleared and large proportion OF tobacco land The te
nan residing the plantation will shew the land TO any per
It's sold under decree The county court of Meek
enburg pronounced at January court last in suit therein
depending in which Richard Boyd is plaintiff Alexan-
der3oyd and Matilda his wife defendants Selling as
Trustee, shall convey only Trustee; but the plaintiff
and defendants will unite in deed perfect the title
the purchaser, which is believed 10 be unquestionabe
February 10. 92-2awlw'
SIR CHARLES.-lhis distinguished, beautiful tho
~ roughbred and getier Of racers will again
stand at my sons Geo w Johnsons the ensuing season.
within mile of Moodys Tavern in the county OF Ches-
tecld Is miles from Petersburg % cin Richmond
and i now at his stand, ready to 15 the
season. payable the LIST OF August next, when il will
expire but may be discharged with 800 before that time
500 insurance. payable s soon a the mare known Il,
he in foa parted wth-SI cash. to the groom Mares
that failed to Sir Charles last year 10y the season will be
sured this at the price. Mares furnished with pas
turage, which is excellent and extensivcaud servants
sent with boarded gratis. Separate grass rye
wheat lots for and colts with stables TO protect the
from bad weather aud fed if required according to order,
or without limit as TO grain, at 25 day. No liabi-
lily for accidents but every necessary attention prevent
them.
Sir Charles was ne yer in finer health and there never
was surer horse. He will be 10 years old this SPRING
and has been often advertised, and is we'll known
that is only necessary say that of his colts have
won the following races within the last year.
The Jockey Club purse at Columbia mile heats; the
$4,000 match at Charleston, mile heats the Jockey
club purse at Charleston, mile heats 1000; the club
purse at Petersburg mile heats the mile day there;
the jockey club purse $1,000 Tree Hll the mile day
there; the mile day at Fairfield; the best in there;
mile at Baltimore S2500; mile day there at or
folk the mile and the mile days, the mile day Broad
Rock, the mile day and the mile Lawrenceville
the mile at Jerusaem the club Gloucester
Cour-hOuse the club and mile day at Winterfeld Fall
lS32.-Ihe Jockey club purse Broad Rock, the club
purse, miles and repeat New Market; the mile day
there; at Baltimore the $4,000 stakes mile heats; and
the jockey club purse mile heats there; day at Win
terfeld the mile at Norfolk; the Jockey club
mile heats at Tree Hill $1,000; the club purse
lem; the club purse at New Hope the jockey club, and
the PROJECTORS purse Liberty; the club Milton;
the mile club race at Halifax Virginia; the mile day
the mile day, and the best in day Chstiansvllle;
the club race at Franklin Courthouse; the club
at Wythe Court House; day at " heelng; the
sweepstakes at Beach Bottom; the race at Elizabeth
town; the jockey club 4 miles, at Wheeling; the
mile day there, aud Eizabeth,oYn, and the race at
GAINESVILLE, Ohio where the field distanced. All these
Races won by Sir Charles's get in 1892 These
facts speak for themselves aud recorded facts they are
w. II. JOHNSON.
eId February