Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-25
DRoopl,IERry ~ scoTrsvLLE Foa SALE

DRopERrY IN sCoTrsvrLLE FOR SALE,
- win DO offered for sale, the 4th March next,
described In trust deed Of 10 the
as Trustees for the benefit Of Charles Ysucey as lot,
number lao and 1.-THE last occupied Tavern, and
80 much OF the fret as the said Hartman entitled to- and
then occupied by him store. The aforesaid lois are
wen improved and approved stands for Tavern and Store;
will be sold the day aforesaid highest bidder for
cash, upon said lots both ss NAV h.
sy to pay and satisfy the debt and charges of sale and
advertising as secured and provided by the terms OF
said deed, which Is oil record In the County Court OF AL
oemare We believe the right good fore ding io
trustees. PEYTON liARRISON
February 4 tso-w4wsl ROBERT MosELEY
vuNHE thorough. bred horse PAMUNKY, . blood bay,
q with black legs, name and tail, full fifteen hands
mgh stout made aud commanding appearance, will stand
the ensuing spring, ut my stable. White Hall, Hanover
county, Va, two miles from Tayorsville, ten from Hanoi
yer Courthouse, and twenty from Richmond AT twenty
dollars the season. discharged by fifteen dollars, paid
or before the goth day OF July next when the season will
expire; thirty dollars 10 mare TO he with foa
parting with the mare forfeits the insurance money;
n'y cents TO the groom for each mare. do not put
Pamunky at this low price, considering him inferior
to any horse the continent Believing tbs time that
al the booded horses are standing too high the same
Time wishing TO do safe business and to give the former
as well as the racer, opportunity Of raising booed
stock, Pamunky will BIO exhibited frequently this spring,
al several adjacent Court Houses, Court DAYS. have
three separate pastures, well enclosed containing al least
100 acres Of land, several lots grass with
streams OF water. Gen'iemen sending nom dis.
ance sha nave them fed with grain five cents
per diem-Pasurage and servants' board gratis Great
care and exeron accidents or but will
not he responsible for either.
Perornancesot Pamunky, in the spring of 1884, when
thee years old, lame and in bad condition. He ran mile
heats at Tree Hill with Te and several Others he was
'hrd In The race; won by Mr.. Vim. Minges Molly How.
ell In three heats; for particulars American Turf Re.
g,er' June NO 1881, VOL e page 3d. In the ensuing
'ai', ne ran at Newmarket (Peersburg) mile heats
winning HE race in three heats, beating Mr.: Goodies coli
by Eclipse, Mr. VIM. II. Johnsons Clifford by Sir Charles
anu received forfeit from two others amounting $500
ne next spring his owners gave him trial with
| Ieoratsd bayari, two miles, and then single mile: he
proved better on both trials than Bayard he the two
mics Ia minutes % seconds, the mile in m. IS s.
on dead heavy, sandy course: 10 this trial. Pamunkv
an injury SO much that he never clear
| OF laneness afterwards. A few weeks after be ran
al Fairfield mile heats, was beaten few DAYS after
lie ran at Broad Rock, three mile heats still very lame
against Goliah, Collier, Mscom and Mr.. Goodies mare
In Tue second heat, in the third mile closely sting
me heat he sprung his snews, broke down. and 6nallv
terminated his racing deem nothing more than
ha &C. jauee 10 psnunky to say that he was of
Gus TO his injury he the race horse ever train
eG ana LOT further confirmation OF what have said
,lemen: h'
We do certify, in the spring of 1882 at Major Thomas
mile, with Bayard and Pamunky The former was con-
sidered first rate two mile horse Pamunky beat Bay.
ara the two miles, running in the for 34 miles In
Bayard a few feet. We believe Pamunky to be bet
ter horse at that time than Dayard. The two miles was
run IN m. OF seconds, and the mile in m 55 seconds.
we oeheve Pamunky was injured in that trial, and
| in few weeks after broke down.
Given under our hands, this Odd day of Dec, 1882.
CHALEs THOMPSON, Jr.
HARDEN BURNLEY,
| WILLIAM l.. WHITE.
| PEDIGREE PAMuNKY.-He was foaled in m.
spring oil ISIS He was got by American Eclipse, 0he
new York horse)-H dam Beliona by Sir Archy: his
grand DAM the famous ATLANTA Drummond's ~
ey Sir Harry grand dam by Melzar; dam JET by
| iayhe fhnnsp gg g dam Diana, by Claudus e e
gg Jam Sally Painter, by Sterling; g egg q dam
OLD Silver imported, Sterling and bof 5y Belsize
| Arabian. THOMAS DOSW'EJ '~0
VI FOR more particular of Jet and her petli.
gree, see American Turf Register vol. 2, p. 309 T. b.
M D.-ii any mares that are not in foa that we nut 10
pamnnSy last season. they shall be insured this
ne season price He served 10 mares last season, and
only two have failed, that have heard or r. ID.
February 90 93-w6w