Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-21
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

~ imported by Mr. Avery will stand the present season,
which has commenced, at my stable, near Lawrenceve,
Brunswick county, Virginia, about SO miles from Peters
burg, and 40 miles from Warrenton, ~. G. The price is
800 the season 500 insurance, and 81 to the groom
Any person who will become responsible for five mares
shal have the season OF the sixth gratis Mares fed
dered a, 20 cents day. Good pauage and the board
tive. and every exertion will be made to prevent accidents
and escapes but no responsibility for either.
Sapedon is dark bay brown, Of fine size and hand
form, fully feet inches high has good bone and
clean dry limbs, and horse Of great length power, SUBJ
stance and activity.
He gotby Emilius, the best stallion in England and
sire OF those great horses OF the present day. Pam Rid
ellsworth, Marcus, Oxygen, Sdrpedon Scipio Mouchc,
Agreeable, Cuidad Rodrigo, E,uian, and many others
his dam lcaa by The Flyer, sire Of Wings winner OF the
Oaks. and many other winners; grandam Parma by Dick
.andre,Ds; May by Beningbr Primrose by Nam
6reno; Cncketby Herod; Sophia by Blank Lord Leigs
Diana by Second Mr.. Hangers brown mare by Sta
Tongued Barb; Makeless Royal Mare
The Flyer was got by Vandyke Junior; dam Azala by
BcnugbrOugh GiIlower by Hghnyer; tiodfnder; sis.
ter to Grasshopper by Marskc; Cullen Arabian; Black.
eyes by ReguIus, sc.
yandy - Junior got by Walton, dam Dabcbick by
Pooooooooos Drab by Hshiiyer, hebe by Chrysoli'e,
Proserpne, sister TO Eclipse, &C.
Sarpedons blood is the best in England and distinct
from az !, can we'll be- Through Pooooooooos, Ben
ingbrough, Dick Andrews, Whiskey &c. he has I'M
common share OF the best bo,omed Eclipse blood.
Sarpedon ran altogether at Newmarket, and the most
fashionable courses and though he very bad hands,
and badly managed, not Of the get of Emilius and
Sultan, the two most fashionable and popular Stations
in 1881 and 1882 than Sarpedon, except
Priam, and he only more. Sarpedon won three
sweepstakes al Newmarket, two Of them of 100 eune
each subscriber, and match of 200 guneas the
places two sweepstakes at Stanford OF 100
each subscriber, and the cups at Bbury and Stamford
he was handicapped TO carry very high weights,
times 80 lbs than good horses of the same age,
Variation, winner of the Oaks, Spaniel winner of the
Derby; Glenaney (who beat Mameluke, Luceta, Tran
by, &c.;) Bohemian own brother to Znganee the Sad
dler, Rubini, Little Red Rover, Scipo, Cuidad Rodrigo
Vagran Vesrs, Pickpocket, Aencas, Caleb, Rough Ro
blu Agreeable PROTOCOL and many other fashionable
and successful racers.
Last year he made a at Newmarket, at 10 gu-
meas and proved himself uncommony foal geter
For further particulars, see hand, bills:
March 2l. (l0i-w4wl Near Lawrenceville.
eop ha svs and s and M S
FHVHE regular Races oper the Winerfeid Course
IL will commence Wednesday, the 9ih day OF April
1884, and continue three days
LIST Day-A Colt Stske-S100 entrance--nile heats
three subscribers, and closed.
John Heth enters his Janus Fiily, dam Alfred.
Thomas Graves enters his Murdoch Colt, dam --.
John Waha enters his Medley Filley, dam Charles.
End Day-The Propricor's Purse for $50, in tickets
mile heats--enrance So
3rd Ddy-Jockey Clnb Purse for 800, in tickets
two mile heats-entrance $40.
The Proprietor will be prepared and will use his utmost
exertons 10 please his visitors.
g. b. WOODBRIDGE, Proprietor.
Chesterfield, March l5. 1884 lO4 I'd
NOrlCE-All persons Indebted to William b. Hay
IN are hereby notified and required to make payment
10 the subscbesihe said Hay, having by his Deed of
Trust, bearing date March Nth, 1884, and of
the Richmond Hastings Court Office, assigned and trans
ferred them for the purposes in said deed mentioned,
all debts owing aud belonging to him, whether by bond,
bill, note, open account, or otherwise.
VIZ VIII Nj rs shERRASD' Trustees,
March 81, 1891. IOi-st
NJOTlCE.-C Cotton Ydyns-C0tton Yarns-My Cot
ton Factory in the county otPowhatan, full
aud complete operations having been considerable
the last eight months in making repairs and mprov
TO my machinery, adopting all the modern improve
uity-logeher with my own from 80 years actual ex-
perience in the business OF cotton spinning % of which
has been in the State OF Virginia also, by adding cons-
derable machinery my establishment ain
prepared TO furnish Cotton Yarns extensively than
heretofore, OF any number that may be called Tor and at
prices equal ii not cheaper than any other establishment
in the United States (of reputation) Although my
Enlistment is not an Incorporated nevertheless will
do have above stated; il is also with small portion
OF pride and gratitude, tina, find my Yarns preferred for
their superior quality, those OF other factories in this
country. When at Swift Creek Factory, owned by
Messrs. BowdeD, Byrne g. Co., the yarns then al
lowed TO be superior any made in the country. feel
hesitation in saying that they shall be the
try them and they will be found superior article-no
mistake about them, and in order prevent imposition,
have introduced thread of blue yarn in the ye up
lea band OF every hank And my Yarn made up 10 sim
gle hanks, two and three hanks twisted together in
making up The bundle My agent, are, Messrs. Crane &
Mostly, aud Mr.. William Wallace, Richmond; MIR. Charles
Hodson Of Petersburg, late Of the firm Of Messrs Hodson
Rogers & Co. JOSEPH HAYWOOD.
March 81. In4-2aw2w-w4w
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