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

SALE Of Stock, Farming Utensils, and Prouender.
~ On Thursday the 2Sth of this month"; If fair il not
she next fair day thereafter will positively sell to the
highest bidder Norhbury Situated in the extreme up
per end of New Kent county, my stock Of CATTLE nclud
Ing oxen, sheep, hogs very good pair of mules
straw and FODDER with great variety of farming
utensils
Terms of sale:For all sums of ten dollars and UNDER
cash will be required,-and for all that amount
Feb 49, [s2-4t1 THOMAS MACON.
TuVHE thoroug h- bred horse PAMUNKY, blood bay,
III with black legs, and tail, full fifteen hands
Inches high, stout made and commanding appearance,
will stand the ensuing Spring my stable, White Hall,
Hanover county, Va, miles from Taylorsville ten
from Hanover Court House, and twenty from Rich
mond, at 800 the season. discharged by SIS, il paid
before the goth day OF next August3O TO
to be with foa-partng with the mare forfeits tho in
surance money-hfty cents to the groom. ] dsnot put
Pamunky at this low price, considering him inferior TO any
horse the continent but from believing this time that
all the blooded horses standing high, the
time wishing to do safe business, and to give the farmer
we'll the opportunity of raising blooded stock
Pamunky will be exhibited frequently this Spring, at
vera adjacent Court Houses Court days aud will have
out stands il desired; the TO expire the
18th day of July have three separate pastures well
closed the river containing least 700 land
vera lots grass and clover with falling streams
of water Gentlemen sending rorA distance, shall
have pasturage and servants board gratis and their
fed at 20 cents per diem with grain, il they wish it
Great and attention TO prevent accidents escapes,
but will not he responsible for either.
Performances Of Pdmunky.-In the Spring of 1881,
when years old, lame, and in bad condition, mile
heats at Tree HILL started he third in the
For farther particulars American Turf Register June
at Newmarket (Petersburg,) two mile heats, winning his
in three heats beating Mr. Goodies colt by Eclipse,
Mr. VIM. II. Johnsons colt Clifford, by Sir Charles, and
received forfes from two others, amounting TO $780,.
The next Spring, he put in training, and his
thought highly of him, that they gave him heat
With the; celebrated Bayard, two miles, and then
single mile: he proved better both trials than Bayard;
he the two miles in minutes and 81 seconds, the sim
gle mile in minute and 90 seconds dead, heavy,
sandy In this trial, Pamunky sustained nju
ny: much that he clear OF ameness af-
terwards-rhough, in few weeks after, he at Fair
field, mile heats and beaten. few days after he
at Broad Rock, mile heats, still very lame, against
Goliab, Collier, Malcolm and Mr.. Goodies fly In the
second heat the third mile closely contestng the heat
he sprung his sinsw broke down, and finally terminated
Justice TO Pamunky than say that he was racer of the
first order and do with propriey that previous
his injury he the best horse trained and
for further confirmation of what have said, will attach
the uboined certificate of the following gentlemen:
We do certify in the Spring OF 1882, Bull6eld, Ma
Ior Thos Doswelrs. trial OF miles and then
single mile, with Bayard and Pamunky--the former
considered irst-rste two mile horse. Psmunky
beat Bayard the two miles, running the for one
mile and three quarters In the mile race, after half
hour he beat Biyard few feet in the mile We believed
Pamunky TO be better horse that time than Bayard
The two miles in 3m. and SIS, and the one mile
In I'm. and 55s. We believe that Pamunky was injured
In that trial, and in few weeks after broke down
Given under our hands, this 23d Dec, 1892.
CHARLES THOMPSON, Jr