Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-18
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ANDREW .
SA/ I'LL stand The ensuing my stable In the
w county of Dinwiddie, 80 miles South Of Peters
burg and Immediately the stage road from thence IN
brunswick Conr, blouse. He will be let TO $50
Tue season, payable on LIST August next when IL will end
$50 insurance. payable when the mare is known 10 be I'm
oal or cxchanged-wh dollar cash to the groom for
each mare Arrangements made for mares sent TO tho
horse having extensive and excellent pastures well wa
tered and dvided-besies plenty OF stable room 10 pro-
Them IN bad weather; so that with young colts
can be kept separate They also be fed according 10
order or without limit, with grain, at 20 cents dsy-
Servants sen, with mares boarded gratis. The greatest
care viii be taken to prevent accidents, but response
o"i'y Tor any 'haemay happen
EDWARD JOHNSON.
Dinwiddie, 9Th February, 1884
DESCRIPTION PERFORM ANcEs.-8nSrr,, I,
beautiful dark chesnu,, full feet inches high most
splendid animal; truly formidable racer, with the bold
est and energetic action As 10 svle beauv and
pcarance, he universally admired. There was indeed
while the turf and in ORDER but opinion about him
aud that was. 3adre,c against The field purchased hin,
late IN The ta of 1881 aud trained and him spring and
ai OF 1882 In the spring Foirfed he won the Pro.
pneots Purse, mile heats at heats running the end
heat In Sm 49,, beating Beisey Hare Gen. Brook and
others The next week at Tree Hill, he won the Jockey
Cub Purse, mile heats, $1,000 in heats be a,ing with
The greatest ease, Sally Hornet, Molly Howell Spar
rowhawk Mohawk, aud two others The next well
at Baltimore, he the great nile race $500 in
Two heats beating as hard as the boy could pull him.
sparrowh'wk, Bachelor and one other. The mex,
week he won at Norfolk, the Jockey Club Purse 4
mile heats, 800, in two hea,s beating Collier, Iio.
go, Molly Howell, and two Others. in M so 8. the
III.
heat being the best second he ever run i'm the " S,,cs
Fall 1882, at Broad Rock he won the Jockey Club nurse
SIN, ,e hea beating at heats, with the greatest ease,
others AT New Market, he the Jockey Club nurse
mile heats beating in two heats Red Rover ending the
race IN a walk. The week after he went TO Ba,t,ors
and won with the utmost the great stakes a mill
meats $1,000 in two heats beating Black Maria Jackson
ana MMco'm. lie ,mmmeiiately returned to Fairfield
ana started Tor The Jockey Club purse, nile heats
starting, when he completely broke down and wa. no,
so's 20 s'snI up ior ~ hours-wheh won al
s 'y "o''a'' w. X. JOHNSON.
sire was Sir Archy, aud whose was by the mpor,cd
morse elzen his dam by HeIod, who by old import.
ed Diomod, his granjan Shepherdess by Phenomenon q
SHARK, hi; sf.nia% y Medley pne ss"ns SS
% by the yG Of Hs"G and ansd and
imported hor.e Wonder, dam by imported Dare Devil
gian'"m oy Mark Anhony, g. grandam by Fearnoug6t,
dieree.) RIc,t.n1 49,, &
Richmond, 14ih November 1882 ST.
j AWRENCEViLLE HIGH SCHOOL, near Prince
- Ton, New Jerscy.-This Institutions conducted for
.he ,as. eighteen months by the Rev. j. " Brown and
a. a., II: Philips is continued under the superintendent
The four departments Of study are
finsT.-lhe English, including Or,hography Read.
ing PennmsnshiP Arithmetic, Book Keeping, English,
Grammar, Criticism Eocution, Composition and the s,
dy OF the English Classics ~
SEcoND-The Latin and Greek Languages
IHIRD-The Mathematics including Algebra G.o
meiry, by Walker aud Lcgendre Plane and Spherica T
gonome'ry, Mensura'on, Surveying and Navigation
TI9unTn. Modern Languages, French and Spanish
z 10 o'clock. One hour and a halt, ZACH mornpy du
ring the summer, and in the winter session The same
studies e >''' '"
First History of the United States.
Seeond--Hisory OF Greece and Rome
Ihud-liis,ory OF England.
FOurfh.-Roman Antiquities
Each successive class after having completed the morn
ing studies, attends of lectures on the follow.
ing subjects
Natural Philosophy and Chemistry, suecessivelv, bv
Natural History and Potany, by b. JAEGER, Professor
oil Princeton College, N. J.
Astronomy, by s. NJ. Sill.
Moral Philosophy, by the Principal
The Lecture Natural Science are accoppaned with
pacca' Illustrations, with the aid Appara,us procured
or me purpose The prominent object of these lectures
is 10 mpart useful knowledge cultivate literary taste
ana TO elevate the moral feelings
The morals and manners OF The pupils are made
nent objects OF attention.
library has been selected with am cxc,u.;v. 70
ference 10 the benefit OF the pupils, from which all are
entitled TO draw books twice week " W.
An experienced matron is engaged TO aid in ,bo.a ,,.
their parents VI
The years. divided into two terms of study. Tho s,,
commences LIST OF May, and fall term Is, Of
November. Vacations, the months OF April and Oct
terms, SZoo per annum, $50 payable al the commence
ment oil each term.
Pupils are expected TO find their ow beds and bcdd;no
(oeadsiead ezcepted) and TO have their clothing we'll
marked. e w"
Extra charge for bed and bedJine whom fo,nd ,
m
Principal, So per annum. "
Such books used i'm the ins,ituton arc
Kept on hand Tor the convenience OF the pupils and are
Afforded al The lowest bookstore prices.
lie central situation OF Lawrencevlc Lsi,,.en tle
large cities, and between the North and Souib liza
sion from business and company; the purity and
ness OF us air and water render this peculiarly
Ocaon Tor such an Institution The buildings have been
thoroughly repaired, the premises generally much in
proved and every is taken 10 render the entire O.
ADJUSTMENT convenient, healthiu and comfortable
A. IL. PHILLIPS, PrincipnL
LAwRENcEyILLE, March 6, 1884,
REFERENCEs.--William Sheepsbauks Eco r
S Wa Ell Ill., James Field. ESQ., Geo. W. Fobes Esq
nuiam Miller, Esq, Samuel Grant, Esq, Samuel +
smith Esq, hos carp. Esq, Rev. John Brackinridee
rev .: o. winchester, Rev. J. w. Alex ander Rev Dr.
j. M Doweb, Rev. Albert Barnes, Philadelphia; Rev
Luther Haley, ID. ID. Pit,sburg, Pa Rev. j. MLean.
wee President Princeton College, d. j. Daniel Elmer
Esq Bridgeton, N. j.. +. p. SeeIy, Governor of The
state Of New Jersey; Hugh Maxwell, Esq, w. Forest
ESQ Robert Lenox, E.q., Henry Rankin, ESQ, Robert
Holiday, Esq Benjamin Strong, Esq, Thomas Bovd M
d., Rev. J Broadhead, ID. d., Rev. VIM. W PhiIIin.
Rev j. McElroy, ID. D.. a. G. Cochran, James Monrae
Esq, New York; Rev. j. V. Brown, Lawrenreyile N J.
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N HANCERY-YIRGINIA.-a Rule, holden 4,
me CLERKS Office OF the County Court Of Charlotte
the 3D. day Of February, 1884
Caiharinc Collins, widow of Thomas Collins deed Eor
mery Catherine Loggins, daughter Of Martin Logpns
deed, III her own right, and also right Of Simeon Gum