Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-03-12
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hsiR CHARLES.-This distinguished, beautiful tho
~ rough-bred racer and getter of racers will again
stand at my sons Geo w. Johnson the ensuing season
within mile of Mooys Tavern in the county of Ches
teeld Is miles from Petersburg and % from Nchmond
and is now at his stand ready serve mares at S75 the
season. payable the LIST OF August next when it will
expire but may be discharged with $50 before that time
lv Insurance. payable as soon as the mare is known to
be in foal, parted witl-SI cash. TO the groom Mares
mat Jailed Sir Charles last year by the season. will be
sured tS at The season price Mares furnished with pas
urage, which is excellent and exensive-and servants
sent with mares boarded gratis. Separate grass rye and
wheat lots for colts with stables TO protect the
from bad weather. and fed, if required according to order
or without limit as to grain at 25 cents day No ab-
my Tor accidents but every necessary attention to prevent
them.
Sir Charles was nevern finer health, and there never
was snrer horse He will be l6 years old this spring,
and has been so often advertised and is well known
'ha IL only necessary TO say that of his colts
won the following races within the last year:
The Jockey Club purse at Columbia, mile heats; the
SoOoo match race at Charleston mile heats; the Jockey
cuo purse at Charleston, mile heats i000 the club
purse at Petersburg, mile heats the mile day there
me Jockey club purse $1,000 at Tree H the mile day
there; the mile day at Fairled the best in there; the
mile race at Baltimore $25OO tho mile day there
folk the mile and the mile days, the mile day Broad
Rock, the mile day and the mile
the mile race at Jerusalem; the club Gloucester
Courthouse; the club and mile day Wnierfied Fall
lS32-The Jockey club purse Broad Rock, the club
purse miles and repeat at 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
terteld the 2 mile at Norfolk; the Jockey club
heats AT Hill, 1000; club at
lem; the club purse at New Hopes the Jockey club aud
the propricors purse Liberty; club race at Milton;
the mile club race at Halifax Virginia; the 3 mile day
the mile day. and the best in day at Chrisiiansvile;
the club at Franklin Court house; the club race
at Wythe Court House; day at Wheeling; the
sweepstakes at Beach Bottom; the at Elizabeth
town; the jockey club 4 miles at Wheeling the .
mile day there, and Ezabehtown, and the race at
GAINESVILLE, Ohio where the field was dstanced All these
Races were won by Sir Chares's get in 1882. These
Jdcfs speak for themselves, and recorded facts they
w. r. JOHNSON.
Chesterfield, February %. 95-u
SHOCKG wAREHOUSE-To ToBAcco PLANTERS
VIE subscriber begs leave respectfully to inform the
Planters and others shipping tobacco TO this market
that he has completed fre-pro0f building ON the
settle where ShockG Warehouse Stood and that from the
increased and improved plan of the house much has
been added TO the facilities despatchinr business at the
establishment He will remind the Planters that from its
situation in the midst OF the Counting Houses of the
Dealers this Warehouse will always have attendance
even in the worst weather.
RANDOLPH HARRISON, Jr.
In consequence of the death of Mr. William Young
OF the former Inspectors this Warehouse BENJAMIN
Sheppard one OF the subscribers, has been appointed fill
his place who will continue tobacco belonging
TO Planters and Others he has formerly DONE the sale
which viii be generally attended by MIR. Robert c.
Wiamson-Nr. Williamson has been long in the tobac-
co business and is gentleman that we can recommend
win confidence as competent salesman Tobacco COM
ing uoWh me lanai ana intended 10" ShockU Warehouse
VIII be taken from the Basin free of drayage; and we
sure me Planters and others who may send tobacco this
with our duty TO give general satisfaction aud despatch
tDer business.
MOSBY & SHEPPARD, Inspectors.
The subscriber having located himself at Shocku, Ware
house, tenders his services TO the Planters and Farmers
Virginia. Agent, for the sale of country produce
lie hopes that an experience for series of years the
tobacco trade general acquaintance with the tobacco
dealers, added TO wish give general satisfaction those
persons who may contide their business TO his care will
enue him to share of public patronage His charges
for the sale OF tobacco will be the same as that heretofore
made by Capt. b. Sheppard.
ROBERT c. WILLIAMSON
Proceeds of sale of produce will receive such direc
ton as consigners may order. II. c. W.
January 20. s3-wst
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