Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-02
VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL MACHINE SHOP.
Corner OF Main and 18Th Streets, opposite the Union

w tNOtNid NtLLt hAl hlACHINE SHOR.
Corner OF Main aad 18Th Streets. Opposite the Union
Ho'el. Richmond. vs.-Ths Subscriber, proprietor OF
the above establishment. would respectfully inform his
friends and the public That he, ss Ps,en,ec, Proprietor OF
The Patent Rights, or Agent. 10 prepared to furnish them
at short notice. Nth the follow ing very necessary labor
saving Patent Machines, viz: Safori's Single and Double.
geered~ Shareholders; Psikcrs Iron Cylinder Steel Spring
Corn Shelter; Fox and Borlaud's Staple. tooth Springfield,
aud Woods s,eslspring-be.,er Tb.sshing Machines;
Gtist Mills; Clinton aud Smiths Fan Mills; Bowlipg's
Corn Planters; Freeborn's Ploughs, and MANY other ar,i.
eles-the most oil which are made at his shop, strong, aud
IN the best manner. He would slso sell Cou,i ~ Rights
Tor making aud vending several kinds OF the above Ma.
Richmond, February is. 1884. isoN~ifj
NOrlCE.-whereas. I, Litbeberry CLARK, oil the coun.
~ ~ Of Prince Edward. Va, having Dough, OF Thomas
+. Scott OF said county, four negroes, and given my bond
Tor ten hundred and fifty dollars, Beverly Cox being wit.
ness, and now fin ling the tight to said property not TO be
sufficiently sfisfac,ory. do hereby torewarn and prohibit
any person or persons tom trading for said bond, bearing
date April 18th, 1891, as I do not intend to pay il until sa.
tisiied. CLARK.
April 25,h, 1884. n4n~4w
MOTlCE.-Ah persons are eau toned and fore warned
IN against trading Tor or receiving any Bond or bond.
executed by the subscriber TO James W. Jennings or
James r: Jennings OF the county Of Fluv ,nna-as the
said Bonds were obtained without any valuable conside.
ration aud in justice to myself aud family do not intend
to pay them. HUGH PETIT, Jr.
Furdnna, April 81. Il4-w4w
THNHE thoroughbred stallion r f BEARD, bred by
II X. Singleton. Esq. Of South Carolina. and now the
property OF John ID. Coles, Esq. will stand the ensuing
soe'o'" "a 'Ho f"iiu Va e. uuuluSUhn, j y on James Hlver.
one mile below Michaux's Ferry, three miles from Gooch.
snu Court House, and thirty miles west of Richmond, al
sou .ne season, (Which may be discharged by $25 dollars,
II paid wheH the mare is taken away,)-Sl5 cash the
single leap-$i5 Insurance., to be paid as soon as the
mare is ascertaioed to he in ioal, or parted with. SO cents
cash TO the groom. Very extensive and well enclosed
pastures, gratis, and mares will be fed with grain a, Is
Gems per day. Separate herds grass lots have been laid
OIL Tor mares with colts. Every attention will be paid 10
prevent accidents or escapes, but no liability for eli her.
Servants sent with mares will be boarded gratis. Any
ran aau.ltn1 y~ ..,n.. ..l -
p. J.. ARCHER,
f. CUNNINGHAM, Jr.
Grey Beard is rising s years old, a rich dappled grey,
'uil 10 hands high, remarkably heavy, thoug, finely pro-
por'ioned, aud very active, pronounced by good Judges
VINO have had an opportunity Of comparing Grey Beard
that he is scarcely equalied in muscular no wer and strong
bone by any horse in Virginia.
Pedigree-Giey Bead mas got by Kosciusko (sire Of
" ara Fisher, &c) his dam The imported mare PSYCHE.
kosciusko by Sir Archy, his dam Lottery; (a Inch " ION 81
races out OF ~, from two TO tour mile heats. beating the
best horses OF her day The race which she lost being her
hrst, when she was disianc,d by %accident.) Lottery was
got by the imported horse Bedford, he by Dungannon, and
he by o'KelIy's Eclipse. her dam the impor ed mare An.
wilma from the celebrated stock OF Col. O'KeIIy of Eng
land she by the Prince OF Wales famous RUNNING
horse Anvil : her dam Col. OK celebrated and iavo,ic
brood mare Augusta, by hiss aIuon Eclnpse-her dam by
Herod, &. dam by BAL yet Regulus = Lonsdale Arabian
Bay Bo!on-Darley Arabian -[See English Stud Book
and American Turf Register, Vol 2. page aosl
Anvil was ny Herod, lam. Turf Register vol. 8, page
L',h, by G~odolphin Arabian. &. G. dam, by Cmliders, own
sister to Snip ZEE Am. T. r. vol. 4, page 1871
Register, vol. 4, page 427 was got by Sir Peter Teazle,
her dam, called Bah, by Bordeaux, out of Spersnza. own
sister to Sal'ram, by Eclipse, Snap ~ltegulus, sister TO Black
and All Black.
Bordeaux was own brother to ylorizeI and Sting, go, by
Herod, dam by Cygnei. Cartouc, Baslo, fam. i. K. vol.
l p. ll9, and 81, p. 1907
P'yche was a distinguished racer and produced several
racers OF the hrst order, Blank, Markiime, and Lamballe,
in'l sister 10 Grey Beard. An early accident prevented
Grey Beard from being trained.
Pedigree erpidined.-Sir Peter Teazle, Grey Boards
graodsire, was by Highlyer out of Pspilion, full sister TO
the dam of Old Medley. Highfyer was by Herod, who
was also the z. g%randsire OF Sir Archy, being the sire of
Rockingham, who was the sire OF Castianira, Sir Archy's
dam: Bordeaux was full brother TO Sir Archy's ~grandsire
Florizel, who was the sire OF imported Diomed both by
Heroi. [See Amt II. vol. l, p. Il9
by referring TO the English Stud Book and American
Turf Register, IL will be evident 10 any one that d better
bred horse cannot be found in England or America. In
addition TO his fine breeding, he has great size, stamina.
and muscular power, which would be a desirsblecross for
'he racing stock OF the present day.-AI OF his family,
either In England or America, have been good performers
at long distances, and from the promising appearance of
Grey Boards Colts, there is just reason TO conclude. thai.
IRON good mares, his get will be able TO compete with the
gel OF any other stallion. There is a promise of sun cient
SIZE in his Colts, and should they fail to run, they will
(%signed) Ohm B. COLES.
Extract from Mr.. Sin eleton's Certificate - ia
(Kosciusko) is The sire of Clara Fisher, MuIrilora, Lady
OF the Lake. Sally Taylor. Lady Jane Grey, Sc, and Is
justly entitled to rank with any horse in America as a
sire"
The above grey stud colt (Grey Beard) was bred BY me.
was Tour years old last May, aud no more, and was never
trained IN consequence oil an injury received in one of his
foreIegs at an ealy age.
Given under my hand This Sh day of April, 1884.
(Sigued) RICHARD SINGLETON.
u The season ommences the 10Th of February and
expires on The first oil July. All letters by mail 10 be di.
rected to GoochIsnd G.. III.
March 97-wtf
Cancer.
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