Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-29
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John Randolph, Of Romokc, a jet black, full fifteen
aud a halt hands high, will stand the present season at my
stable, in the upper end Of Northampton county, N. Ca
rolina, twenty miles above Weldon, 20 from Brunswick
Court. house, 20 from Warrenton, and "a miles from Bel
6eid, at twen,y-fve dollars the season, which may be dis
charged by $50, If paid on or before the let day oil Au-
gust, at which time the season expire-; fifteen dollars the
siRgle leap. toIbe paid at the time OF service; and 40 dollars
to Insure a mare to be in foal, payable as soon as the fact
IS ascertained, or the mare parted with; fifty cents TO the
groom in every instance. Mares sent IRON a distance will
be fed on grain, at the usual price OF 20 cents per day;
extensive pasturage and good lots and stables on each lot
Cor mares and colts-wi,h servants board furnished, gratis.
any gentleman becoming responsible for a company OF
six mares shall have the season OF one, gratis. All possible
care will be taken 10 prevent accidents or escapes: but no
responsibility Tor any that may happen.
PEDIGREE.-Blac w rriour is ii years old this Spring.
is a sure toal getler, and inferior TO no horse In virginia
On poiut of blood, as will be seen by the annexed para
grsst. given from under Mr.. RaTdolPh's own hand;
I.indy's Farm, April 20. Il4-w6w
ERTIFIcArE-Blac Warrior, IL years old last grass.
wss go, by The imported horse M%ersifsld, on, 81 the in
period mare Phifadeiphia; she by Washington, (son oil Sir
Peter Teazle,) OH, OF AN own sister TO Trumpeter; her dam
ISIS Totterdge, by that iavorite son oil Eclipse, DUNCAN
non, out of Marcella by Mambrino: she was out OF Me-
dia by Sweet Brier, the best horse and stallion OF his day;
Angelina by Snap Regulus, Bartletts Chlders, dam Of
the two TRUE BLUES.
N. b. To his Mambrino blood, through Messenger, the
Long Island Eclipse owes his powers. MIR. Randolph gave
fI00 Virginia currency (6s. TO the dollar tor Black War.
Hour, whena yearling. at MIR. Dun'op's sale:
Feb'y. IL, 1882. JOHN RANDOLPH, @ Roanoke.
NEW AND FRESH SPRING AND SUMMER
land, and recent arrivals from New York, The subscribrr
has received, aud is now opening. part of his Spring and
embracing an extensive and beautiful assortment Of the
latest fashions. 1t includes various patterns and styles OF
Tea and Dinner services-black, blue, brown, pink, pur-
pie, green, and orange plates, dishes, SIC. &C.; Persian,
painted, edged, and cream coioured ware OF every variety,
with common, plain, and rich cut glass; looking glasses,
stoneware,& &c., SC. all OF which he will re pack for the
country trade, or sell at retail as low as any house in the
City.-Country merchants, who have been in the habit oil
buying their esrthen.are in the Northern cities, NAV
fni on n Y anininu hi eQOrtfnpD and DfiCas that thay
can probably do as well here, as in any city in the Union.
In the assortment are some splendid Tea services, OF
new, rich patterns, and astral and rejecting lamps.
April %. lll3-s1 CHARLES HOLT, Jr.
IN AND o %SALE-By virtue OF a decree pronounc-
N A ed at a Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chance
ry, held at the Courthouse in the town Of Petersburg, on
Wednesday, the 18th day OF November, 1882
Henry Nimmo, WIN. Houlder. Benjamin Buckley, Ed.
ward Homer, WIN. C~oalhupe, Ambrose Gilbert King,
and Thos Mutter, Pills.
Elizabeth Gibson and Robert Preston, son of -- Pres
ton, and Hannsl his wife, formerly Hannah Gibson, both
Of whom are now deceased, and VIM. ColquhouD, Deits.
l shall sell at public sale, 10 the highest bidder, for
ready money, on the 2Sih day OF June next, at the
Red Sulphur Springs. two tracts Of land, lying within
about six miles oil the Springs aforesaid. and situated
in the county OF Monroe, ON the waters of Indian Creek
and Wolf Creek; one tract containing 1890 acres, the
said, COMMISSIONER The lille is thought 10 be indispn.
able. Given uDder my hand. this 1st day OF March, 1884.
HUGH CAPER1oN, Commissioner.
March ii. 1OI-16ts
o. Me OF SZU,OUU SlA FEN ZEN ]. STAT r. STUCK.
- Sealed Proposals, directed to The President and Direc
tors Of the Board Of Public Works, will be received until
the fourteenth OF May next, for a Loan TO The Common.
wealth Of Twenty Thousand Dollars, under authority OF an
act OF Assembly, passed The sixth Of February, 1884, enii-
tied, " I'm act to amend the act entitled an act to dufho.
Tize a subscription on behalf The Commonwealth TO the
Stock of The Winchester and Potomac Rail Road Com
pany aud for other purposes" aud of another act passed
eighth Of March, 1884, entitled, IN act 10 amend The
charter ofthe Winchester and Potomac Rail Road Com.
pony, and for other purposes"
The certificates TO be issued for the said Loan, will pur-
port that the Commonwealth Of Virginia owes TO the lend.
err, his heirs, executors, administrators or assigns. the
amount OF such certificates, with interest thereon, at ST.,
per centum per anOuiD, the interest 10 be paid at the Trea.
sury OF the Commonwealth semi annually, and that the
said Loan Is iuedeemsbe for twenty years, but shall az
forwards be redeemed at the pleasure Of the General As
sembly.
By order Of the President and Directors of the Board Of
Public Works. J. BROWN R.,
April 10. [I1l-S1 Second Auditor.