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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-19

EPUCEPHALUS-WiIl stand the present season at my
III Stable, in the county of Henrico, 10 miles above
Richmond, at Deep Run Coal Pits and at the reduced
price oil fifteen dollars, which may be discharged by the
payment oil ten dollars il paid by the first day of Deem
Der next There horses OF his sze appearances Pc
dgee and performances standing low The season tcil
expire on The 18th day Of July merit. Bucephalus is a
lne chestnut sorre full five feet five inches high, large
bone and commanding appearance; trained when
three years old and ran in sweepstake by Major j. p
White at Tree ill-$200 entrance-which race he won
with ease, which is the only he ran. See Ma
jor w bites certificate below.
Pedigree.-Bucephalus got by Sir Charles who is
now the avortc Stallion in Virginia. being the sire of all
the avorite racers on the turf, Sir Andrew Collier
Bonnets O'Bue, Sally Hornet, Hugo, Trhe, and many
other winners, and was by Sir Archyhs pedigree is so
well known, that it needs BucephaIus' dam
was fine mare; her pedigree present able to
lay before the public, atho am in hopes it will be my
power TO do so in a short time.
do hereby certify, that ran Bucephalus (Mr Nc
Gruders horse) in the fall of 1929 a sweepsake two
miles and repeat, 5000 entrance, Tree HILL which race
he won, and did consider him a horse of fine promise
HenrcO, March 9TH, 1888 JOHN p WHITE.
Any person putting to my horse and not proving
in toa will be allowed the season gratis-No abi
ty for escapes accidentsFy cents to the Groom in
all cases. u. McGRUDER.
March 20. IO5-w7t
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N NCERf-VIRGINIA.-l Powhatan Coun-
Z y Court, March 23rd, 1898:
William McGruder Pitt
Against
William Crump, Sheriff of Powhatan County, and as
such, admir-. de bonis OF Geo. Bailey, decd; Mack
Goode and Richard Goode executors OF Ben Goode dec
who was formerly admir-. OF the said Geo. Bailey decd
Jno. w. Faudree and Nancy his wife, formerly Nancy
Bailey, widew of the said Geo. Bailey, decd and Benz
Bailey, Joseph A. Bailey, Martha E. Bailey Albert A.
Bailey children of the said George Bailey dec. the three
last being infants under the age OF 81 years. by Richard
f. Graves their guardian adj litem, Defts.
The defendant, Benjamin Bailey, not having entered
his appearance and given security according the act of
Assembly and the Rules of this Court and appearing to
the satisfaction of the Court that the said Benz Bailey is
not an inhaban of this Commonwealth-0n the motion of
the plaintiff, by III L.. Hopkins, Esq, his attorney is Or
dered that the said Benjamin Bailey do appear here on
the first Monday in June next, (being day and an
swer the bill of the plaintiff, and give security for per-
forming such decree the Court may make herein; and
thS copy of this Order be forthwith Inserted in some
newspaper, published in the City OF Richmond, for two
months successfully and that another copy be posted
the front door OF the Court house OF this county.
Copy. Teste. II. +. GRAVES, c.
April D. l0S-wSw
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March Is.

Nm CHANCkRY.--N IRGINIA Al rules holden IN
n the Clerks office of the county of Charlotte on
the Ith day of March, 1888
Charles W. Anderson aud Frances his wife formerly
Frances stern, and Melville Stcrn under the age
OF one and twenty years, Pllfs
against
William Howson and Dorohea his wife, George jordan
and Susan his wife, Lawrence b. Stern Frances Stern
William D. Stern, John b. Baker and Elizabeth his VILE
and John Park and Agness his wife, Den-
The Defendants lillian Howson and Dorothea his wife
George Jordan aud Susan his wife, and Frances Stern not
having entered their appearance according the act Of
Assembly and the rules OF this court and il appearing
TO the sasa ction oil the court that they not uhabi-
ants OF the motion Of the plaintiffs by coun-
sell II is ordered tina; the said defendants appear he
on the st mondayin June next and enter their appear
ance ami answer the plaintiffs BILL aud give security for
performing the decree of The cOut and that copy OF this
order be inserted in paper published in the city Of
Richmond for two months successveiy and posted at the
front door oil the Court House of this county
A Copy -WINSLON ROBINSON, C.
March 10. I02-wSw"
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Monday the 18th February, the Stage Coach from
" Richmond 10 Fredericksburg will commence run
nlng daily and arrive the evening Washington
City by the splendid Steam boat Sydney.-From WASH
ingon to Baltimore and Philadelphia, the lines will COM
mence on the same day. Travellers from the North and
South will find no delay. E. PORTER & Co.
February 10 OFF
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Il PWARDS OF 10 years ago, William Thompson son
u oil Robert Thompson OF the county of Amelia Virgil
MA, removed to the western States and it is said had
wife and children. If the said WIN Thompson or any OF
his family are living, they requested apply to me
with the proper evidence OF their connections as there is
in my hands, small legacy, to which they are entitled
My residence Farmyille, Virginia Editors in the west
will confer favor by giving this few insertions.
JAMES MADISON,
.adrn'Or. of Robert Thompson, decd
Feb. 49, e1S,ysv
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HN ERY-VIRGINIA.-At Rules held in the
Clerks Office OF the Circuit Superior Court OF Law
and Chancery for the county of Hanover the 9th day
Of March, 1888:
Jesse Vim, late High Sheriff of the county of Hanover
TO whom the estate of John Richardson with his nun
cupative will annexed, unadministered by Francis w.
Scott hath been committed for administration, Pllf
against
Judith Richardson, widow of John Richardson decd
Jane Hooker, Martha, Mourning, James G., Joseph T
Mary Nancy, Julius r., Sandy Dice, and Jane Mayo,
heirs of Jane Mayo, sister of the said John Richardson
deeds Jane Hatcher, John Coeburn, and Sarah his wife
who was Sarah Mayo Richard James, john and Robert
Mayo, David Mason, and Hannah his wife, who was
Hannah Mayo, Lott Chtwood, and Mary his wife who
was Mary Mayo heir of Peggy Mayo, Thomas Whit
lock, and Stephen Williams, and Patsy his wife, who was
Patsy Whock, the husband and heirs OF Hannah Whit
lock, Robert /. Pulliam, Thompson w. Puian, Peter
Wade and Sally his wife, who Sally Pulliam, William
S. cambridge, and Nancy his wife, who Nancy Pull
lam the heirs of Mourning Pulliam, Beverly Glenn,
Thompson, and John Mayo, - Beam and Sarah his
vile, who was Sarah Mayo, John Floyd, and Mourning
his wife, who was Mourning Mayo, and Osborne Mayo
and Nancy his wife, who Nancy MayO the heirs of
Betsy Mayo and William Kennon Richard ennon and
John kennon, Archibald Coleman, and Peasants p Cole
man, Mordeca Hammonds, and Martha his wife, Sarah
p Cate, Isaiah Cate and Ursula Cate the husband and
heirs OF Ursula Kate, who was Ursula Richardson.
The Defendants, Martha, Mourning, James G. Joseph
It, Mary, Nancy, julius r. Sandy Dice and Jane
Mayo, heirs OF Jane Mayo Jane Hatcher John Coleman
and Sarah his wife, Richard, James, John and Robe RI
Mayo, David Mason and Hannah his wife, Lott Chitwood
and Mary his wife, Thomas Whock, Beverly Glenn
and Sally his wife, Richardson Thompson and John ayo
- Beam and Sarah his wife, John Floyd and Mourn
ing his wife, Osborne Mayo and Nancy his wife, William
kennon, Richard KennOn John Kennon, Archibald Cole
man, Pleasant p. Coleman, Morlecia Hammends and
Martha his wife, Sarah p Cate, Isaiah Cate and Ursula
Cate not having entered their appearance given Sc
cuy according to the act of Assembly, and the rules OF
this Court and appearing TO the satisfaction of the Court
that they are not inhabitants OF this cOunyon the motion
OF the Plaintiff, is ordered that the said last named de-
PENDANTS, do appear here the frs, Monday in June
next and answer the plaintiffs bill and that copy Of i
order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper pIbsbed
in the city of Richmond, for months aud
that another copy be posted the front door of the Court
mousse oil this county. A Copy Tese,
PHILIP b. WINSTON, c. C.
March Is 1O2-vs,v
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ed; he exposes them 10 the effect Of metal other good
conductors Meat has been exhibited dressed in apart
ment with the exhibitors metal surface is. such
provided and probably, heated much higher empera-
ture than the atmosphere which surrounds the exhibitor
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NOTICE IS hereby gUen that application will be made
- Tor the renewal Of Certificate Of One Share of
Stock, standing in the Of John f. Holt on the Books
Of the Bank Of Virginia the having been lost or mis-
laid. March ~. 103-w6w
HRLOODED COLTS FOR SALE-will be sold 70
n y the highest bidder, Thursday the 25th day of
April, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, at Tree HILL for cash and
without reseTUea blood bay lley three years old this
spring, by Rockingham chestnut colt two years old this
spring, by Washingona chestnut colt one year old This
spring, by Sir Charles The pedgrees Of the dams Of the
6ey and colts will be made known at the saleTbev are
thorough bred and belong to the estate of Thomas r.
Campbell decd. HUGH CAMPBELL
CHARLES HILL
ddDg'0ys. Of r. r. Campbell, decd
March ~. fO5-gJs
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CITY POlN STEAMBOAT HOTEL
END NARD PESCUD has taken that spacious and con-
~ yenent House at City Point, known by the name of
the SrEAMRoAT HoTEL," and is prepared to accom-
modate The public in such Manner he hopes will give
Satisfaction The House has recently undergone com
piete repair and a. the most of Furniture eds sc are
entirely new, and OF he best guilty the Proprietor feels
assured that no one wi have regre calling pon
him His bar is supplied wi the best Wines q ham
payne, Madeira &c and his Liquors are as good as can
he purchased in the adjoining market OF Petersburg aud
Richmond He has substantial and commodious lack
strong AID gentle horses, and careful driver ore
need not be said and he will leave the public to Judge
the tree by its fruit. April H. 100,
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a GENTLEMAN is DESTROYS of purchasing Tor his
IA O'on use, thirty efficient field hands. Any person
having such negroes dispose of will do well apply to
Major Lawrence Lewis near Alexandra, d. c.
April ~ 1906
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"A NEW LINE OF MAIL STAGES.-Tbe public
LA are informed That the undersigned Propretors,
tabilshed on January let, Line OF Mail stages
from Lawrenceve via Boydton and Clarksville Ha-
liax, Virginia ,-running in connection with Line
OF Stages which was established by them the same
time from the Rail Road at Be6eld Lawrence
Vile The Stages leave Lawrencevle and Halifax on
the same days Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
resting at Boydton night. by This the connec
ton L. unbroken from tie of Petersburg 10 Halifax
via the Rail Road to Pefeld, Lawrenceville, &c Stu
dents going TO and from Boydon College will find this the
most pleasant and direct route.
Eeh -0' 90 80
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a NUMBER OF sprigbuy, active and industrious Bow,
IA and Girls from twelve to sixteen years of age NAV
ind employment at the Richmond Cotton Factory
Those who will engage TO remain long enough to learn
the business and who by attention and general propetv
oil conduct, will manifest disposition to improve them
Selves will ind much to their interest, and will re-
ceme such instruction ms WILDE useful to them
he attention OF parents and guardians is called TO this;
subject. THOS JEIIIS
'dgent Of Richmond Manufacturing Company.
April l6 IiI-dt
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GEORGE w. BASSETT
Lansdowne, March 26, 1888. IO7-2aws Swtf
T06aceo She.o aud Fair in ClarkespiNe.

Tobacco Shelo and Fair in CldrkespilIe
FENHE Tobacco Shew abd Fair will take place at
n Gainesville, on Wednesday the 22d of May next,
at which time and place the subscribers who have enter
ed their for the exhibo of Tobacco are hereby
notified TO attend The prizes will be awarded by Judges
selected by the subscribers who requested
Gainesville on. Thursday the Sd OF May, to select the
judges, according to the rules of the company
SAMUEL v. WATKINS,
TUCKER DARLINGTON,
A. v. w. VENABLE.
April 2. LOLA,
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nISSOLUTION.-The co.partnersbip existing he
~ tween the subscribers, under the firm of A. & d.
Smith, is this day dissolved by mutual consent All per-
sons having claims against the concern, will apply to
Alexander c. Smith for payments and all those indebted
to said concern will make payment TO him. who is alone
authorised to settle the business OF the concern.
ALEXANDER G. SMITH,
DANIEL C.. SMITH.
CaftersYie. LIST March. 1873
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u.NOR SALE, the Farm which reside in Gionces-
IL ter. 1t contains 800 Of Land, two-tbrls of
which are cleared and arable and toeraby fertile with
fine meadow running through the middle and an inex
hauslibie supply OF rich mari. The dwelling and out
houses are in good repair and sufficient for such farm
The situation is pleasant, retired, and healthy with The
advantage OF being mile and quarter from the Court
House. and threequartsrs OF mile from the Hewinyton
Academy, and the Benvenue Female Seminary both of
which are now in high reputation Terms can be made
accommodating TO the purchaser. A. L. DABNEY
April 10. III-ot
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IN ANCERY-VIRGINIA.-In Powhatan Coun-
n ty Court, February the goth, 1888
William McGruder PnG
agaiIls

William Crump Sherifof Powhatan county, and as such
Adm or de bons non OF Geo Bailey deceased and Joseph
a. Bailey Martha f.. Bailey, and Albert A. Bailey infant
children OF the said George Bailey, decd, by Richard F.
Graves their guardian, adj Item Detts.
by consent oil parties il is ordered that the decree pro-
nounced in this cause, the 10Th day Of December last
be set aside, aud on the motion OF the plaintiff John Fau-
dree and Nancy his wife, formerly Nancy Bailey widow of
George Bailey, deceased Mack Goode aud Richard Goode
Executors OF Benjamin Goode, deceased, who former
ly Admor. OF the said George Baiy dec'd and Bena.
min Bailey made parties defendants in this cause and
leave is granted the plaintiff amend his bill accordingly
and is awarded against the new defendants
except Benz Bailey, according 10 law them APP
pear here and answer the said billiard il appearing
the satisfaction of the Court that the said defendant Ben.
Jamn Bailey, is not AN nhabitant of this Commonw
and he falling TO appear and the said BILL and give
security according the Act of Assembly, and the rules
oil this Court-t is, therefore, nhe motion of the plain
u decreed and ordered that the said Benjamin Bailey
do appear here before the first Monday in May next
and answer the bill aforesaid, and that copy OF this order
be forthwith inserted in newspaper published in the
city OF Richmond, for months SUCCESSFULLY and that
another copy posted a, the front door of the Court
OF this county. A. Copy. Teste,
March T. [99-wSw1 r. F. GRAVES, C. d.
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A TiOkNEY AT LAW. The subscriber, having OBJ
IA tanned icence to prac Use Law in the ourts OF this
Commonwealth, offers his services Attorney in the in
erior and superior Of the counties ana
Hanover and King William. He will also attend the
courts in Fredericksburg corporation and the inferior
courts oil Caroline. His Office till further notice. will be
at his residence, within three miles of the own OF Ere.
dericksburg.
To those who know him. he haters himself that an as
OF diligence and attention TO any business conJed
TO him, is unnecessary; and those who do not sats
ed TO refer TO any OF his numerous acquaintance in the
range OF his practice elsewhere.
NGEORGE w. BASSETT
Lansdowne, March &c, 1888. IO7-2awS Swift
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a. iR CHARLES-This dsngu shed beautiful tho
~ roqgh-bred racer and getter of racers will again
stand at my sons Geo W. Johnsons the ensuing season.
within one mile OF Moodys Tavern in the county of Ches
tereld Is miles from Petersburg and % from Richmond
anu Is now at his stand ready S75 the
season, payable the LIST OF August next when il will
expire but may be discharged with 500 before time
$lOo insurance. payable the is known to
be in oal or parted with-$I cash, to the groom. Mares
that failed to Sir Charles last by the season. will be in
sured this at the price Mares furnished with pas
turage which is excellent and extensve-and servants
sent with mares boarded gratis Separate grass rye and
wheat lots Tor mares and colts with stables protect them
from bad weather. and fed if required according to order
or without limit as to grain at % day. No lab
y Tor accidents but every necessary attention prevent
Sir Charles was neverin finer health, and there never
was surer horse. He will be I6 years old this spring.
ana has been so often advertised and is well known
at is only necessary TO say that of his colts have
won the following races within the last year:
The Jockey Club purse at Columbia, mile heats; the
oOoO match race at Charleston mile heats; the Jockey
club purse at Charleston, mile heats 900; the club
purse at Petersburg mile heats, the mile day there
the jockey club purse $1,000 at Tree Hl the mile dav
there; the mile day at Fairfield; the best there; the
mile race at Baltimore 2500 the me day there al Nor
folk the mile and the mile days. the mile day at Broad
Rock, the mile day and the mile at Lawrencevls
the mile race at Jerusaem; the club Gouces
Courthouse; the club and mile day Wineried. Fall
lSS2-Ihe Jockey club purse Broad Rock, the club
purse, miles and repeat at New Markets the mile day
there; at Baltimore the $4,000 stakes, mile heats and
the Jockey club purse, mile heats there day at Win
teTfeld the mile race at Norfolk: the Jockey club
mile heats at Tree HILL $1,000 the club purse at Jerusa
ZEN; the CLUB purse at New Hope; the jockey club, and
the purse at Li%sr.y' 'o "l"h Milton
the mile day, and the best in day Christansve;
the club at Franklin Court house; the club race
! at Wyihe Court House; day at heeng; the
sweepstakes at Beach Bottom; the race at Elizabeth
town. the jockey club 4 miles, at Wheeling; the 2
mile day there, and at Eizabethtown and the race at
GAINESVILLE, Ohio, where the field distanccd. All these
Races were won by Sir Charles's get in 1882. These
facts speak for themselves and recorded facts they are
w. r. JOHNSON.
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Seaey and Is others in New Jersey After his exchange
he acted Sergeant, in the orlorn hope OF sorming
Stony Point. He afterwards marched South Carolina
and was in the battles Of the Cowpens, Eulaw and Cam
den; and was at the closing OF the war, York
town.
In 1885 he again enlisted at New Brunswick, New Jer-
sey, under Capt Lane, and joined the Regiment under
Col Harmar, destined 10 chasise the Mohawks These
troops discharged without seeing any service and in
lISO Wallace again enlisted and continued in the army
three years, lying at the forts the waters.
In 1871, MIR. Wallace again enlisted at Philadelphia in
the company under Captain Doyle, which aberw ards
formed part of the force commanded by Gen. ST Clair
against the Indians in the West lie the terrible
slaughter, called ST. Ciars defeat, in which he " as
wounded in the right arm by ball. His was so in
Jured, that has since been straight He never
thecss remained in the army and the battle CHIT
by Wayne with the Indians in 1894. He aiterw ards
served five years in the Sd u s. Sub Legion under Capt
Pike the father of the late Gen. Pike hen the egio
was dissolved he fell into the ID Regiment in Captain
Schuylers company, aud at last marched to New
Orleans in 1912, in the Regimen, commanded by Col.
the age of eighty by General Wade Hampton,
OF disability
This respectable veteran has, understand rouchers
nom gentlemen OF high character in Pennsylvania lie
has been personally known for many years. Col Isaac
Wayne, the OF Gen. Wayne, under whom he served
in the revolution and subsequently in the Indian
the West. He is poor--has wife and chidren-the
youngest about 10 years OF age and The pension hitherto
received byhtn from Government amounts ONLY to ttcen
tyStr cents per ddy.-W. Globe.
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ME sub Ter for sale two tracts OF Land. cali
- &c -" aud Shadwell, lying on the Riyapna
ver, within TO miles Of Chaottesvile each cont.in
ing $50 acres OF cleared and 500 of wood land No part
oil the cared land is waste, all being either in wheat corn
or clover These farms in fine condition to fencing
ana heart, now producing heavy crops-he buildings
are permanent new and in perfect repair Indugent
dts with be given. More detailed information will be
furnished to those desiring purchase on application in
person. by letter addressed TO the near Eve
rettsville, Albemarle. TIL. j. RANDOI pm
April 10. lII-,rs,I,n
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shall continue business at my old stand and expect 10
receive good assortment of Goods in short time from
New York and Philadelphia, when, usual, shall be
glad TO my old customers. A. c. SMITH
Carlersve, April 9Th, 1888. I1O-w2o0
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DAVID ANDERSON, Jr., Cary Street, has in store.
and will be regularly receiving between this and the st
May, the above stock Of Cotton Yarns, &c, from the
most approved factories in the United States, viz: Gun.
ninghan & Anderson Of THE city, 9 Clarke Of Manches-
ter, and James Scott Of Isle of Wight.
March 70 l0l -w4w