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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-19

TilnOIcOIl,

YHJIS favorte son of Sir Archy will stand another sea
~ son in Virginia. Great efforts made to obtain
him this year in New York and South Carolina. Having
hitherto until the three past stood at great dis
lance from chiefly in Alabama, and other sections of
the remote South West the of his get almost
confined in This region to the enduring fame of Wasbng
ton, Sally Walker and Sally Magee His get now at
the head OF the Turf in Alabama. twill be recolected,
Washington the best three year old OF his year; he
beat the famed Henry, afterwards Eclpse's most disin
guished competitor, and other capital races, g. and
mile heats, beating Chders, Tyro, SC. in the best
tme-Saly Walker, it is well known was the head of
tho Turf ia 1927, winning at every distance, beating
ARIEL Lance, Janet, Betsy Ransom and all competitors
years DID, kept pace, being in the stable with Mon
Tonson in almost all his victories being beat only by
Sally Walker aud has since maintained her reputation in
the West After the fashion of the dag, will name
other vicors OF the get of Timoleon that well
known Hes the sire of Cawthorn, Moo, Ticker,
Defiance Jackson, Norfolk, nj icasanca, Cora, Sam
Patches, Popes gr COLT Snmerman's lley Don Pedro,
Betsy Smith, Festivals dam, Maria Jacksons sire, Sc
SC in the wes-ot Mason's Raer, the sire Of Prmero,
winner OF tho Post stake at Fairfield aud of Sweepsake
at New Market-$2500 was refused for sally Walker
$4,000 for half of her colt Cadet, and $1,000 for her
colt when ioaed alive and well-liotspur and Nancy
Warren.
Timoleon now In fine healsnd vgor. will stand the
ensuing commencing the LIST OF February and
pirng on the lot Juv q, -,c.ics moor Essex
county, Virginia, distant 4s miles iron Richmond; ~
miles trou fredericksburg; 40 miles from Hooes Ferry,
and IL miles from Tappahonnock.
Pasturage furnished gratismares fed desired at 25
cents per dayservants seut with boarded gratis
No responsibility for accidents escapes but great
will he taken 10 prevent either The subscriber has well
enclosed ots, sown in wheat and OATS Tor grszing 10th
ing need he said Of Tmoeon's form performances
both TOO well known in Virginia Terms, $50 the
$40 the single leap, TO be paid before the
taken from The horse, 500 insurance, be paid
soon as the mare is ascertaued 10 be in ioal DR. John
Ninge, TAT whose plantation he stood two seasons)
sures me that he is uncommony ioal-getter.
might annex certificates in confederation Of the above
but consider II unnecessary. Gentlemen who send
10 1imoeon, may be assured that great will be
taken prevent accidents to either them their loa
Having separate lots the vicious and empty will he
kept separated from those with colts None with he dis
temper, will be received HENRY A, TAYLOE.
Oakley, near LlOyds, !
Essex County Va. Jan. 81 S4-u
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Buckingham, lIth january, 1882.

gWNRUST SALE Of Ualud6ie property in Richmond
III BY virtue and in pursuance of Deed of Trust,
ecuted TO by George w Trueheart, bearing date the
I1th day of July, 1928 and admitted TO record in the of
flee of the Hastings court for the city of Richmond the
I7th day of December 1928, made TO the pay
ment of debt therein mentioned we, the subscribers,
OF the 18th day of March, 1888, il fair, if
the next lawful fair day, at upon the land and
tenement aforementioned will sell at public auction, for
6y the said Deed hat is TO say ali the right title inter
est and estate of what kind, nature, degree quality
TO, in and of certain three stoed brick tenement
and the land thereof and thereto adjoining lying and be-
ing situate the South Eastern side of 18th street. and
between and streets, in the city of Richmond, and
particularly between the house formerly occupied the
office Of Discount and Deposit of the Bank of the
United States in the said city, and the Tobacco Ware
house, the said 18th day Of July. 1928 in the
patton of Garland III. Mitchell, with all and singular,
the appurtenances to the said land and be-
longing, all conveyed to by the said Deed
Acting trustees will convey TO the purchaser only
such title have by virtue of the said deed and with
out warranty by us; although by such conveyance,
believe, the purchaser will acquire perfect and complete
title to the premises in fee simple subject Mrs True
hearts claim of dover, which she has yet renqnish
ed. FLEMING JAMES,
JOHN FORBES.
Richmond, Dec. h. 1882. 6l-3m
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WAMES RIVER LAND FOR SALE.-sOO acres of
% land in the county OF Albemare about two miles by
water above the hourishng little village OF Scosvile
About 200 of the land low grounds Of very
fine quality The highland is also of excellent quality
There is this land large dwelling house, nearly built
but unfinished VIM. Scott living the land, will shew
il TO any person disposed to purchase.
c. A. SCOTT.
BUCKINGHAM lth January. 1892 76-2awtf
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ENAM1LiES OF NEGROES WANTED.-The adver-
n tiser, residing in Florida, is visit to Virgil
mia and Maryland for the purpose Of purchasing from fifty
TO sixty Negroes, for which he will pay the cash rs
they intended erciusiUey tor his use, and
to sell again he would prefer them, far possible, in
families OF good Characters and exceeding the age of
thirty years.Any person in Virginia having such par
eel Of Negroes, any part of them for sale, would hear
ola purchaser by giving description of them, well
idea OF their prices, aud addressing Baltimore
in Maryland. j. III. WILLIS
February 10. 92-3t*
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a LII persons having claims against the Estate of Ar
IA chbald Taylor, decd, will make application TO
William Ford for seuement-and those indebted,
quested forward and make payment 10 the same
Feb. IL. [S9-2awlml WHO'S. r. HARRISON.
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&EO REwARp;IRanaway IRON, the subscriber,


& En REWARD.-Ranaway from the subscriber
~ OU living in Madison county, Kentucky, seven
miles from Richmond, the 22d inst a ne gro man named
PHILIP Tie is about thirty five years OF age six feet
high, very black, square built weighing about 2OObs
strait in his person, bold c0untenance or rather an im
dent appearance, sensible and oerably quick spoken the
hair is entirely of from his forehead the crown of his
head Had when he left dress and panaIoons Of
pale red twled Jeans the warp copperas color his
shirt yellow nsey old wool hat the soes Of his shoes
well filled with nails. lie took no other clothing with
himhe may aim to get TO free State but he has as
learn, always expressed determination 60 10 Chester
field county near Richmond, Va IL he ever ran off,
will give ten dollars for his apprehension and delivery 10
II taken In Madison county, If IN adjoining county
fifteen dollars If fifty miles ron home thirty dollars
and IL out of the State fifty dollars for experimenting him
and securing him ia safe Jail get him The sp-
pretended to give m, immediate information by letter adj
Dressed 10 me ~ Richmond, Ky.
Feb. 10. [92-irl JAMES KENNEDY.
I'm CHANCERY-Y1 RetNtA-At rules held ian tl,c
Clerks Office Of tie Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chancery for the county Of Gloucester on the Iu
day OF February, 1893
Warner L. Olivier, Plaintiff
against
Francis B. Whiting end Richard NJ. Thornton. Depts
The defendant Francis H. Whiting, not having entered
Assembly and the rules Of Ibis Court aud 1T appearing Nv
satisfactory evidence that he s not nhahiiant of ibis
commonwealth, the motion Of the complainant by Tho.
&. Anory, his attorney IL IS ordered that the said
Francis ~ whiting DO appear here the 24th day Of
May next being the first day Of the term Of the said
this order be forthwith inherited in the Richmond Enqu
fortwo months excessively and another copy thereof
posted at the front door Of the Court House of this county
two successive court DAYS. Copy Tese.
ARTHUR l.. DAVIES, {. &.
Feb w. 02-wsw
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"a Aw BOOKS, MAPS, JOURNALS, &c.-Tho un.
ii \ dersigned has for sale,
Hening's Statutes at large
Glmers, Randolph's and Leigh's Virginia Reports
Journal OF the Convention Of 1856 and of the Con.
venti0n Of 1888
Journals Of the House Of Delegates from 1875 to 1890
and Of tho Senate from 1850 and 1885 to 1880;
ALSO
few copies Of the large Map Of Virginia At $40 and
the small Map Of Virginia at s., both on rollers and
in portable cases
Separate volumes Of most OF the Reports can be fur.
nished.
proper to guard the purchasers the Virginia Re-
ports against pr0fed edition Of the 9th volume of Ran
dophs 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 (pnted bv
s. Shepherd & Co., Richmond 1920 by the ineriory of
execution aud II is scarcely necessary to remark that liz.
tie reliance be placed upon the accuTaey of law
book which has appeared under such circumstances
The undersigned has il in his power TO SUNNY any num-
Der Of Law Books, Of the best editions and al the lowest
prices and will promptly attend to all orders from pur-
chasers Of the above mentioned Books and Maps without
compensation The Journals OF the Conventions and &C.
neral Assembly contain Of valuable aad Interesting
information, which entities them TO place in every pnb
lie and private library in this State.
Letters (post paid) will receive instant attention
WIN. VI. RtCHARDSON
Librarian of the State
January 10. 7g-Igt
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Yeiio,o SnuG.-scotch, }
DO. H H1si Toast Toast f'"'
Irish BlaGkg1ard, or Coarse
Stceet scented Fine cut Cnetoing TO6aee0.-Smal
papers, labelled p. A. J..
do. do. DO. p & G.. l..
do. do. do. p. sc
ID. papers, labelled p. A. l..
LIZ ID. do. do u. A, L.
lab. ;1. do PA. l..
IL To- papers, labelled Sweet scented OronokoExtra
Superior, manufactured only by p. LORILLARD, Jr
Ftne cut Smoking Tobacco Spanish, Kitefoot, CAMS
ter, Common, Stems, in IA, I-2 and i ID. papers
All articles sold at the above store can be returned il
not approved and the money will be refunded.
N. B.-A liberal discount made for Cash by Wholesale
Brown snuff packed in 12 and To- bottles and B. 6, l2
and Is 10. Jars
Yellow do. do. In l-2 and To- bottles and small and
large bladders.
Cut tobacco packed In liz barrels barrels aud Tierces
The Genuine MaccOboy Snuff il manufactured only
by p. s G. LORILLARD, who have also the imitation
do DO from 20 TO 80 per cent lower the
iactured in many places and sold under various names
n. B. constant supply of the above article may be
had OF the principal dealers in Richmond
BEWARE OF DECEPTION.
Several persons in the practice of using Label on
their snus in imitation of the subscribers which they
have used upwards Of 80 years aud be for no other
purpose than TO deceive.
Some also in the practice Of mixing inferior Snuff
with their Genuine Maccoboy Snuff and selling il first
quality.
Others also in the practice OF filling empty Jars with
the subscribers label them with interior Snuff and sell
ling it as their manufacture.
Their motive in making this publication is 10 guard
their customers against the deception pacced upon them
Feb. IL. [S9-2aw3m p. & G. LORILLARD.
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Peter and Gcorgc LoriIIard,

AND TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS
- No. AZ, Chatham street, .Neto York, have con
SANITY for sale, the following artices:-
Fine BrOton Snuff.
Genuine Maccoboy, ! D..o a..a,
Imitation do. '"'' J'"'"e"'
Sicily do.
Maltese do.
Curacao do
Holland do. { '"V"S' "0' ''''''"'
Tuberose do.
ST. Omare do.
Suasburgh do
Coarse Broom Snuff.
Demgros,
Pure Virginia,
Copenhagen, Superior fav0red
Bourbon,
ST. Domingo,
Natchitoches,
French Rsppeo,
American Gentleman, S!Strong, not scented.
Pure Spanish
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TNNHE following capital StalIons will stand the ensuing

a
JANUS at CHARLoTTI COURT HoUsE.
RINALDo with Major Rice, at FARMvILLR.
BLACK WARRIOR in the COUNTY CAMPBELL
PEACOCK at MIR. TRAVIS BRoocK's, in the County
of Charlotte, near MosELEY's FERRY.
WILDFIRE at Col. WM WooDs's, In the COUNTY
ALBEMARLE,
And GAsCoIGNE near PETERsBURG.
Particulars in the bills
Gascoigne will be let 10 any horoug mare, any
breeder OF a winner gratis. UneXceptonabe testimony
will be required the blood of the mare in every in
stance sHd the eAPeuses or any sucn mare
lance out OF the State will be paid.
janus also will be let the terms to any Of the
following mares;
Merino Ewe-ArieI-Tho dam Of Sir Charles-ReaIity
The dam Of Clara Fisher-sIhe dam of Collcr-Sally
Hope or her dam-Kae Kearney.
None OF these horses will cover higher than twenty five
dollars dischageable with twenty if paid within the sea-
which viii commence Valentines day February
10 and end on the day of the month in July
Mares be fed, il required with corn, twenty five
cents day, and charge will be made for servants sent
with them. The pasturage Charlotte Court House
and Farmvie is OF the first quality, very extensive aud
well waiered, and the public may be that no at
teniion will be spared the part of Mr. CarGwel Ma
jor Rice The other agents named believed to be
equally responsible, but shall not hold ourselves liable
for accidents escapes Mares insured il requiredhe
money TO be paid in every instance when the mare is co.
vered TO be returned in she shall prove not in foa
JOHN RANDOLPH of Roanoke.
January 25 S2-f
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MOORING RLOCKS-
january 10
NAVY COMMISSIONERS OFFICE

NAVY COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
January 80, 1888 {
NDROPOSALS, sealed and endorsed will be cd al
II this Office until the first OF March Dexi, for making
twentyfour cast iron Mooring Blocks, of the following
weights, viz:
Twelve to weigh about II, 800 pounds each.
Twelve TO weigh about 900 pounds each.
-Four blocks OF each weight TO be delivered at each of
the Navy YardsCharestown Brooklyn and Gosport re-
spectvely, by and at the Of The Contractors Nina
ture models OF the form Of the Blocks will he shown to
persons wishing 10 offer, the several Navy Yards and
Will be furnished TO the Contractor. The Blocks must
made Of the best American Pig iron, and be subjected on
delivery to such examination aud proof may be direct
ed by the Navy Commissioners. and the whole number
must be delivered on or before the 18th Of October 1898
Persons Offering must state their prices Tor each OF the
sets, deliverable at the above Navy Yards.
Ten per cenum will be reserved from each payment TO
be madc collateral security, in addition to the bonds
which will he required and will he paid until the en-
tire number Of Blocks delivered, surveyed or proved
unless specially authorized by the Commissioners the
Navy. Feb T. TS7-2aw,O
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TByWENTY DOLLARS REWARD, for the apprehen.
n sion and securing IN Jail that get him again, my
servant Edmund who ran of last Saturday nght-pur-
CHASED last fall from Jos T. Dabney, Of Caroline County.
lie is feet 10 ~ inches high, dark mulato STAN.
mcrs little when hurried in speech and very likely; 10
or 20 years Of age VI took with him suit Of pale brown
Virginia cloth and one Of dark grey cassuet lie will
doubt attempt 10 get back 10 Caroline where he rails
ed. CARTER BRAXTON,
Brandon, .fifiiesec County
February Il, 00-2dW4t
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JESSE II. HUTCHINs.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
IrtnrrnInnrn Inna,nra, Oh IQop

Tuscaloosa, January 81, 1888.
EN pursuance Of act of the General Assembly Of
the State of Alabama, entitled can TO adopt print
bind aud distribute the Digest, compiled by John g.
Akin, Esq, and for other purposes, notice is hereby
given, that will receive until the first day Of March
next sealed proposals for printing binding and delivering
the Of Tuscaloosa three thousand copies Of said
Digcs the printing. binding and delivery be included
in entire contract. The work will be required lie
executed in point Of paper, typography and binding, in
style equal to ha Of the standard law books, published
the United States, and delivered at Tuscaloosa mo-
del Of the size OF the type and pages have selected
the edition Of Gordon's Digest Of the laws Of the United
States printed Philadelphia in 1927
The printing Of the work will he under the superintcn.
dence Of the Dgeser whom the General Assembly have
appointed the agent Of the State for that purpose. IL is
estimated that the Digest will make from six hum
dred hundred and fifty pages; but that is
y uncertain, the contract will be made by the page and
this orm persons DESTROYS Of undertaking the work will
please tender their proposals The undertaken will be
required to into bond with sufficient security for the
performance Of his contract according the terms above
specified, and the amount stipulated 10 be paid, will be
discharged the delivery of the work, if executed
corliHg TO the contractors bond.
The person whose proposal shall he preferred, will be
Immediately notified, and the sipuaions Of the bond
quired 10 he given, will be specified.
IN me Governor JOHN GAYLE
JAMES T. THoRNTON, Secretary OF State.
E The New York Daily Advertiser the National Gazette the
Baltimore Chronicle Palladium Boston, will this ad
W the ls Of Mafch and forward their this
department for payment
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NOTlCE. being DESTROYS Of settling my administra-
ton OF the estate Of Mrs. Euphania Claiborne, de-
ceased, late OF King William county, all persons having
claims sgainst my interstate requested bring them
forward duly established as speedily possible.
CORBTN BRAXTON,
Adm'r Of Euphania Claiborne, deed.
King William, Dec. -. 6s-w9m
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WHTANTED at The Penitenisry -24O locust hub blocks
w 1Tiuche- long and from 10 10 Is inches diameter.
1900 willow oak wheel ielloes and
1000 white, 10. do. spokes ~ OF best timber
THOMAS o. MONCURE, Gent Agent
Feb -. sew
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January 25.

q tAROLlNlAN-A thorough bred race horse and get.
" ter of racehorses, and amongst the best sons of
Sir Archy dark dapple bay very much the colour form
and commanding appearance of his sire, feet inches
high Those wishing this fine stallion aud cannot
have an opportunity Of doing So refer them the Sep
TENDER No (lS32) Of the American Turf Register and
Sporting Magazine where his portrait is Inserted and
said, by those whoknOw Caronian well, be good like
ess'-togeher with his pedigree performances on the
turf and list of Of his fine colts In giving the PEE
dgree Of CaroinaR in the Turf Register, did not extend
the pedigree Of the imported Druid The sire OF his dam
he was by Pot os--he by o. Kelley's Eclipse.
say, without the fear OF contradictions that Caro-
nan IS as thorough horse in Europe Americas
and where mares that were well bred, him
agreeably TO their numberDo horse show greater
number OF good eborsesAnd have certificates from
gentlemen OF high standing in my possession residing in
the section OF country where he stood wears in success
OF his get These circumstances induced purchase
him at the price Of $4,000 the age of Is years-ho
nc possesses such good constitution, lac looks like colt
deem II unnecessary TO say any thing more, though he
deserves much to be said in his 8vor-sufice il 10 saw
borrowing an OLD sayingO good wine needs no bush"
Carolnian will stand the present at my stable
Spring Grove Hanover county Va, Is miles from the
city Of Richmond, 10 miles from Hanover CT House.
miles from GoodaPs Tavern, and miles from the Merry
Oaks AT $50 the season, discharged by the payment Of
S25 II paid within the sesson$l7 The single leap 60 be
paid when the service is perormed-$50 to insure mare
TO he in ioa parting with the orfes the insurance
and 81 to the groom The will expire the 10th
Of July. Those who put last season. that did not
prove IN iOal will be insured at the price Of the
do not put Csrolnian at the price do, because he is
inferior to any horse, but conented do a safe bust
ness, and am very glad to receive wholesome favors
have 700 acres Of good pasture for the accommodation
mares, gratis, with neveiailing streams laid of large
lots, for mares In their different situations; aud stalls 10
feed each mare separate with grain n required al twenty
FIVE cents per day know how indispensaby necessary
is, 10 return mares TO their in good condition
had left with me last upwards Of fifty mares and
with the exception Of very few, returned them in rs
good or better condition, than received them.
have an experienced groom and correct young man.
who will &c all times be present, attend TO the manage
mOnt OF the horse and Every care will be taken
TO prevent accidents, but responsibility for any that
may happen. VIM l., WHITE
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a FEMALE well qualified 10 give instruction in Nh
"a sic, aud can come we'll recommended will meet with
liberal encouragement from Miss Hughes Preccplress Of
the Benvenue Seminary, Gloucester county.
Dec % Ss-2awI2t
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HAIDEN BUNSLEY,
WILLIAM L. WHITE

Pedigree Of Pdmunky.-Pamunky was foaIed in the
Spring Of 1928. He got by American Eclipse, (the
New York horse)-his dam, Beona was by Sir Archie
bis grand dam, the famous Aialanta, Drum
mond's) by Sir Harry his g. 9. dam by MeIzar his e.
g. &. gr. DAM jet, by Hanynis' FIimnap, g. 6. &. e
dam, Diana, by Claudu' e. s. e. e. g. dam, Sally Pain
ter by Sterling g. &. e. 6. g. g dam, old Skies, import
ed,a was Sterling, and both said TO be by BeIeze Ara
bian THOMAS BOSWELL,
NJ For particular Jet and her pedi
gree see American Turf Register vol. 2, p 500. T. D.
Feb 10. g2-wtIstAn