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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-18
RICHMOND TxRGAsXa TUEsDAY; EEBRU.aR1. rs Is3a
.NO1ssicssr YO1ssO,s

w ILL stand the ensuing season, my stable in the
~ county oil Chesterfield, about 20 miles from boil
nehnond and Petersburg aud within nile Of Nj cody,
INern-he is now at his stand ready to serve mares al
SOY The season, payable LIST August next, when il
WIN eSpre-$lO0 insurance, payable as the
mare Is known to be In foa parted wh-one dollar Ia
he groom in every Large and very extensive pas.
nr'ge sown in small grain, expressly for left with
e nose separate lots for aud colts, many ne
saoies Tor Them in bad weather. and board
Those sending from distance If enieni will send
servants with their that they may be attended to-
agrceaoIy 10 their own Instructions Mares ted if reour
CO" al 20 cents day, responsibility for accidents or es
capes, but every prccaution 10 prevent them.
GEORGE w. JOHNSON
Monsieur Tonson was by Pacolet. he
oy me imported horse Citizen he by Pacole Of England
ne oy Blank, and Blank by Goophn Arabian his dam by
Top Gallant he by Gaatn Gala,in by imported Bedforj
&c. &C., his grandam by Grey Medley imported Oscar
imported Fearnought, &cMonseur Tonson is the fnli
brother OF Sir Richard, Henry and Champion Sir Ri.
chard aud Champion have proven superior horses
and have never been beaten.
Monsieur Ionson has made himsefso ,reH kno,r,, 5v
ms mtroHed achievements the turf as TO render fur
ther notice unnecessary. Those who desire 10 see more
detailed account OF hpedgee and performances are re-
erred to SINNERS Turf Register, January No. 1881
monsieur Ionsons colts have sold very high prices:
saw their Improvement, he having had TALL more win.
ners than the get OF any other horse Ameca-he best
eWuence, however, OF my opinion Of him that paid
ias' November ten thousand dollars cash Tor him.
~ W. r. Johnson.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-18
HA "A ESEShE

wv I'LL stand the ensuing season at the New Hope
Wv Race Course, Halifax, N Carolina; and will rem.
der service at $50 The season, payable at its expiration
which may be discharged by $40 cash; S75 insurance
Parting with The mare will forfeit the insurance; 81 cash
TO the groom, in every instance The season will com
mence the l0'h February and end LIST August. Major
West will furnish good and extensive pas,nrage gals
and mares gran-ed at 25 per day. Every a,en.
ton will be given prevent accidents escapes but
no responsibility for either.
Marion is oil De size, great muscular power, and COM
handing appearance, his blood and place him
IN the foremost rank OF racing stock he the very
type OF his sire and grandsre old Archie and Citizen
from whose IONS he sprung and whose unrvaed he
Is sustaining, as will be seen from his performances
and those oil his get-Francs Marion tore off at two
heats the great sweepstakes Of 600 entrance at ITALIA
hassee, Florida, mile heats, for year ols, entries
paid forfeit; beating Veto of S. c., aud Mary Smith OF
tennessee in handsome style two distinguished nag.;
The old Roanoke Gas ID. would say Produced Francis
which caused his owner TO fob $350On chink lin the
language oil Maj Downing0 and refused $4,000 for him
Immediately alter the rare-Maa West Clar dc Kitchen
H. A., Pasey Burton, Zueika, Mr.. Corprews colt, and
Mr.: Whiitaker's fly have all been winners.
10 my knowledge than Is Of his colts have
yet been on the turf and several of out of common
mares VIM L. LONG
New Hope, Halifax county, n. c., Feb 6. S7-w2m
@ Tho Wing, Petersburg Intoigoncor Norfolk Beacon
counts TO the subscriber. w r. '-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-18

FENO BREEDERS OF FLOODED SToCK.-.N-c,,
"A MARKET Stakes open.-The following Stakes TO be
the New arket Course are now omen for snb
scrbers:
is A sweepstake for colts and flles, years old next
spring, mile heats 800 entrance, halforie-now seven
subscribers, and viii positively close the first day Marcel,
next "
I'd sweepstake for colts and flles wears old next
spring 10 be run next fall, mile heats, 5000 entrance
hall ioreit-now subscribers and four more to make
a race.
81. produce stake for colts and FLIES to he dro,,
spring 81 TO be spring "37" mile heats 300 en-.
trance, half torfe and colts be run fall 37
mile heats, 5000 entrance, half forfeit In this stake the
second best colt in each will be entitled to draw
stakes There 10 subscribers the prope tor
his best exeriions TO make equal the great pro-
dnce stake for spring $780,, to which there are 80 SUBJ
scrbcr All entries TO this sake be made before
the colts are drop o. p. HARE Proprietor
February 8. Ss-N
SPRING RACEs-The Races over the Newmarket
course will commence the LIST Tuesday in May next
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-18
O3gS EH,l.V

IENHE full brother to Lance and driel will stand this
e spring 1854, my stable in the county OF Bedford
90 miles above Lynchburg, the main stage road Fur
her and other particulars in time. See what Mr. John
Z. stevens, who sold him TO Mr.. William r. Johnson
says oeiow' JOHN s. HURT
NEW YORK Jan. 10, 1884
DEAR SIR AS regards my opinion of o Reily, as a
race horse have great pleasure in stating think him
nrsra'e one his speed and endurance were both of the
hrst order; and his constitution an iron one or he could
not have stood the work you saw him sustain last
spring while in the hands and under the Mt of
MIR. Buckley With the belief that he will realize your
most sangaiue expectations,
remain your obedient servant,
- -, JOHN c. STEVENS.
To w. II. JOHNSON Esq
February 6. s7-om
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-18
TIE THOROUGHBRED ENGLISH HORSE
EYS,HE

VA ILL stand again at my stable, Boydton MeckIen-
Wv burge county, Va, and win be let TO mares a,
sixty dollars the season, payable at the end thereof-one
huhued dollars insurance, and dollar the groom
Gentlemen who viii put class OF six Mares and secure
the payment satisfactorily shall have the season Of
gras Every preparation is made take best care of
mares and colts, by separate enclosures-hph and low
ground pasture, extensive and good furnished gratis TO-
geiber with wheat rye lots Every care will be
TO prevent escapes or accidents but will not be liable for
eilher This horse has proven himself sure foal
hs colour fine dark bay, with black legs name and
sii, and will bear comparison with any horse i'm America
The season will commence the 18th February and expire
the lat Of July.
ryide was got by Antonio, winner of the great St lie
ger in 1870 his dam Fadadinida an exceien, runner.
and own sister 10 Sir Oliver, Poulfon and Fyldner win.
ner OF the ST. Leger in 1885, ali excellent racers and
popular stations, 10y Sir Peter Teazle; his erandam Fan
ny, by Diomede, Ahrosia by WooJpecker Ruth own ss
ter TO Hghhyers dam, by Blank the hes sons of
the Godolphn Arabian Reguus by GoJolpbin Sorebcels
hi"keess Christopher, DArcys royal mare thus running
through all OF the most popular stocks In England His
racing career was very brIan he beat many capital "a,
GERS, some OF them The best in the kingdom TO wit; Law
re Tod, Sarah, "a winner IL times one year bota Of
winch beat Birmingham, SignoDa, who beat Memnop.
Doctor Fausius aud Euxton, boh OF which beat the i'm
por.ed horse Levathan) Jocene Mavfocorddto Samson
orthodox, EuPhaics, Hoson, Jupiter, Vanish Receive.
ry and many others. See English Racing Calendars
aud American Tufl Register Of 1885, for his pedigree and
performances in full VIM TONNES
Doyd'oh, va, OH Feb, 1881. S9-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-18

IN RY-YIRetN1A.-At rur.s held in ~
"a Clerks Office Of The Circuit Superior Court Of Law
aod Chsncery, Tor Goochland county, ID Dee, 1893:
Llcho,as j. Pondcxter, executor Of William q. Poin.
dexter, deceased, pIanGG
against
David NJ Parrish, Valentine Parrish and Iipscomb
Crank; aud william Shel;on Minor, and BENJAMIN b. Duke
executors OF John Shelton deceased, who vas surviving
partner OF Shelton & Harris, Defendants
The defendant, Lipscomb Crank having entered his
appearance and given security 10 the Of Assembly and
e rules Of this Court, aud appearing by satisfactory
evidence, That he is not an inhabaDt of this Common.
wealth, isordercd that he do appear before the Judge OF
our said Court al the Court House. on the first dsv Of
APril term next. and answer the plsndHs bill and ibs,
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in some no
per published In The City Of Richmond and continued for
a''he 'front.' door Of the Court house Of this county
Copy. Tcae, W. MILLER. g. G.
January 80. - s1-wsw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-18

NEGROES.-As Attorney in fact for Litlebury II.
Jones, Esq OF the Territory Of Florida, shall offer
Tor SALE public aucon to the highest bidder for cash.
No'toway Court House, the sixth day Of March next
court day) about thirty valuable Negroes, (nen women
slaves Of the late Mrs. Catharne Fitzgerald scnr in the
estate oil his deceased father The title these saves il
eeemed unqnesonabie, but responsibility therefor,
VIII be assumed by me. +. FITZGERALD.
February 7lh. 1884. 9O-lOl.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-18

NROVE TAVERN The subscriber desifous Of re-
VA uring 10 private life, will lease out for \ Term ~
years. not less than three this well known stand the
Grove Tavern situated in the Town Of Scosyile Pow
haIan Court House To good and enterprising tenant,
liberal lease will be given, with part Of the beds and fur
oure belonging 10 said Tavern II required. Possession
will be given before the first day Of MAY ne xt he
would embrace this opportunity Of returning thanks to his
numerous friends and patrons, for the liberal
ment he has met with, and socs continuance thereof
until lease can be edecled.-due notice Of which will
be gigen ARy person wishing lease will please apply to
the subscriber. RICH'D RASS
scotlsvilIe, FEBRUARY ist, 1884. 90-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-18
by RITCHAIE & COOK.

W The ENouthER published twice week, generally,
three times Of tho
Price, the same as heretofore Five Dollars adj
eeived In payment Tho Editors will remit
ting Thorn by ma postage all letters being paid tho writers
No will be discontinued, OF the
Editors, until all arrearagcs have been paid up.
9 Whoever will the payment OF nine shall
have the tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
30
assumed bv person in this city its envrons.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-18

EhOCTOR WILLIAM II. MAGRUDER, having To-
HD Gated himself at Louisa Court house. cullv
oilers his professional services to the public.
January 30. Ser
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-18
sEAaIk SabN.

W1HOHGNSVIE,
"A BEAUTIFUL thoroughbred bay horse by John
EA Richards his dam the celebrated 4 nile racer and
bottom nag, Honesty by old imported Erpedifion will
stand at my stable in the county of Halifax Virginia
Slo the season. All the mares that failed Lance last
season will be insured TO Jackson this Spring. the price
ot'he season. For further particulars bills &C.
WIN. w. HURT.
Haiiax, va, FEB. y, 1884. [S7-2m1
HBlANO FORTE MUSIC AND INSTRUMENTS
Il TX L. Smith has received a variety OF Musical in.
slrumen,s, consisting of
Clariones, Flageolets, volins, Trumpes Flutes, Flies,
Guitars, Olios some of tohich very superior.
Among the variety, is an elegant Iuory Flute, with
eight silver keys, highly finished and OF superior
Aso' two more OF those celebrated Piano Fortes manu-
taciured by ChckerDg Of Boston; which, for
and tone, elegance and durability of workmanship
Will 1t is believed not be surpassed by any other maker
either foreign or domestic
Music TOR The Piano, of every variety and the latest
and most fashionable, received for the Northern pub.
fishers every few days. which the mt
extensive. (Dec 27.1 7O-n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-18
Feb. Is.

FENHE subscriber offers for sale the following Garden
Il Seeds, just received from those celebrated Seeds
men, ID. & C. LANDRErH, OF Philadelphia, with whom
lie has made arrangements for regular supply warrant
ed genuine:
Asparagus Seed large globe archoke. long red beet,
early turnip do, mange wnrze, large Windsor beans
long pod do China red eye do, early yellow do six
weeks do Lima do, Carolina do. purple cape broco-
h Scotch kae, early York cabbage, large do early Bat.
yoy, long orange carrot early Asiac caunower late do
do white solid celery, red do do cued crcss long pick.
London leek, royal cabbage leuce early do do green
cnrcd do, brown Dutch, nutmeg Melon cilron melon,
okra silver skin onion large yellow do cured parsley,
sugar parsnp, BuePs extra early pea, carly frame do
large marrowat do, dwarf imperial do Bishops dwarf
proc d. long scarlet radish red turnp dO yellow
mp do white Spanish do, black Spanish do, long salmon
do salsay, round savoy spinach pickly do early Dutch
turnp red top do early stone do canary bird seed hemp
DO and millet Go-Also ranspanng trowels four prong
socket manure forks, pruning knives pruning saws
Field Sseds.-Cover, timothy, orchard s. herds grass
February Is. [9I-3l WM PALMER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-18

'Ss must rely Tor their ON their o encr
go, on u'oi oroearance and assistance and that this
emergency calls for camness, Hberality and frmne.s
cquai TO It's scverity and that these ne and
mem on the restoration, far pubc con-
huehce, this community must depend
.; hesoiUed, That with view to these obie cts and
ue importance oil combining mercantile influence and
opinions Tor commercial and for party ends and for
me exercise Of this influence 10 ameiorise presen dis
ahu 70 avert future evils, that Union Committee
Weh'y-hve persons be appointed whose duty il
sun ne 70 confer with Committees of the State and Ma
"ohai BANKS, with view produce that entire
ana harmony OF action, essential 10 enable them 10 afford
Tue greatest possible relief to the community
hesofred That this committee be further ted
~, immediate measures, by Union of the Chamber
Sonmeree and the Board oil Trade, by such other
as they may deem expedient TO constitute
nera o. gan oil commercial sennen and opinions in Or
der oy concert aud uDanmiiy OF action secure 10 this
great nefcantie community just and proper influence.
d. LfeSofrcd hat the committee endeavor 10 procure
from the State Legislature expression more i'm cord
a"ce WIN Tie present opinions of its constuen s than
oe recently adopted by the subject of the remoy al
oi me ueposites and of n National Bank
o. Rssored, hat this committee have power 10 an
point Delegates 10 proceed TO Washington ALBANY aud
other cities, thought advisable to further the objects of
ner appointment and generally TO adopt such meas
good. ~ P"D''~
In pursuance OF the above resolution the following per
MlTTEE '' oo1' 0oM-
James Boorman, James Brown, RUFUS L. Lord Isaac ca
row, )ohn u Coster, Thomas Brooks, Hubert Van Wa.
genon' Joseph Kernochap, John A. Stevens d. w C.
UW;yPnen', James d. King, g. c. Rowland, Nathaniel
hner, j. Anderson, Francis Olms,ead, Charles H. Rus
sell, e. u Falls, Philip Hone, John p Starp
On motion, Res0ired, That the Report Of the Commit
zee OF delegates with the proceedings of this meeting be
III all ie daily papers: and the meeting adiour.
ed; JONATHAN GOODHUE, Chaf,mgn.
JOHN p. Stage, Secretary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-18

4 AND FOR SALE offer Tor sale my Plantation
called CioUeriand, lying in the county OF Prince
William 30 miles distant from Alexandra and Washing
ton. 1t contains 1900 acres, has OH it large DtvenS
House, Barn and other improvements, and an excellent
Mill Site, on which Saw Mill is erected. The land has
been weied and Tor several past improved by the
Of clover aud plaster; the effects of which are no
where more visible, fully proven: is divided
into fields OF equal and convenient sze and under the
best enclosures This Plantation is Justly considered
among the best in the upper country; lis situation is
bealthul and beautiful.
AS purchasers will view the premises before making an
offer, further particulars deemed II de-
sired immediate possession may be given. Letters adj
dressed TO me Up st pad) may be directed this place
CHARLES SHIRLEY CARTER
N. b. In my absence, Mr. Edmund Newman Agent,
will attend 10 gentlemen wishing TO view the premises
Richmond City, Dec. 24,h, 1888. f69-n1 G. s. c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-18

VEVHE subscriber is authorised Farm out the che
N horse, DtoMEDE, the property OF Andrew Steven
son. Esq Tor the present Any person wishing 10
Farm said horse would do well 10 make application to the
subscriber, between this and the 25h instant; when he
will be offered publicly at Hanover Court house, unless
he IS disposed OF privately before that day. letter
tended to- IRA L. BOWLES
February 10. 9I-2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-18

THNHE highest prices paid for flour barrel biIets and
~ hoop poles, delivered al the Pententiary
Jan. 2s tSi-d1 T. g. MoNCURE, q. A. p.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-18

'".Ss'S ue0Ige 1fVtFson Johm T. leigh John W. Ba-
fer' Edtcdrd Eggieston, John Webster, Sheriff of
Amelia, and as such administrator of DeJv 1iYIer
DECD, WIuiam z. Eggieston. and JVm. Eggieston:
a GENTLEMEN take notice, that shall proceed
N to take the dispositions of Willis Pller and others
In the Tavern house OF Samuel ID. Burke the county
OF Prince Edward and State of Virginia. on the fourth
hi and sixth days Of March next and il then and there
prevented, shall, the 2Sth and 29h DAYS of March
next proceed TO take the dispositions of The said Willis
ier ana others at the said Tavern house of Samuel
-. burke, above mentioned and the 7th and 9Th
days of March next, shall proceed TO take The de-
posuens OF Pascha Roberts and others, in the Ia
vefn-house oil the said Roberts, in the county of Ame.
a and State OF Virginia; and the FIRST second and
Third days April next shall proceed TO take the depo
sons OF Iiipett T. Esce and others, in the Boiling.
orooK Eo'e In the Town OF Petersburg, Yrginia-The
ABOVE depoons are to he read evidence in suit in
the Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chancery for the
county oil Amelia, Virginia, in which am plaintiff and
may attend if you like. ~
Yours, JOHN T. JETER.
January 29Ih, 1884. s5-I2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-18
EMrkI.enaUMae. dhila1s &, safYss.

ENTtEsensUNae, China g Glass.
FHNHOMAS ): BARROW s. Co, IMPORTERS, ss va.
IL ter 81, Neio York, offer for sale extensive
stock of Earhenware, China, Glass and fancy goods re-
ceiyed by late arrivals from Liverpool embracing every
article sold n the line, and Of the shapes aud pat
terms selected expressly with view to the Virginia and
North Carolina markets. From their facilities in England
they are enabled to offer every indictment the way Of
low prices, and best qualities Of goods.The extensive
business which they have hitherto transacted with the
merchants OF Vgnia induces the hope continuance
OF their fayos he very best packers be found in the
country are employed, and every excnon will be made
THos J. BARROW & Co.,
Importers, SO Yater ST., " York
Feb. ii. 9o-IOt
9 Wing and Petersburg Inosonce will cory the above to tho
EporEroURr sPRINGs.--Tbc subscriber having
n y recently purchased the above property from Tie
executor Of Charles Johnston, deceased tenders his ac
acknowledgement to those individuals who paronsed hin,
during the Is years which he kept the Hot Springs and
hopes that they viii favor him with call at his resi-
dence where te them they shall Gud every thing
calculated TO promote their health and contribute TO their
comfort and pleasure The buildings OF the establishment
are ai' bhck-commodious and elegant, and uniting, in
high degree, nestaess and beauty with comfort and conye
n'ence. HEZEKIAH DACGS.
feoruary D. S8-6m
MoIiCE.-Contracors to supply the Pcncntsry In.
su'uon with Plank and splt Timbcrs are requested
to commence delivering, without further delay.
v..o T. @. MoNCURE, Gen. Agent
feo'uafy Q. ssh
WBROPERrY ~ sCOTrsYITLE Foa SALE
n Will be offered for sale, on the an Mach nev,
two lots in the town cf Scoitsyille on James ,iyer
described in trust deed Of Jho Hartman To The
Trustees, for the benefit OF Charles Yancev az Io,s
number li5 and 1l7he last occupied as Tavern anil
20 much Of the first the said Hartman is entitled TO- and
then occupied by him store. The aforesaid lots are
well Improved and approved stands fof Tavern and Store
Will be sold the day aforesaid TO the highest bidder for
CASH. upo or near said lots both, may be neces
ary to pay and satisfy the debt and charges Of sale and
sdver-ng, az secured and provided for by the terms Of
said deed, which Is Of record in the County Court Of Al
bemafe We believe the right good 10 The foregoing lots
but will convey only such title ss are conveyed TO s as
! trustees pEYTON HARRIsON
February A. [S6-w4w'J ROBERT MoSELEY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-18

MoiiCE.-Contractors to supply the PcDitensry In.
sWulon with Plank and spl Timbcrs are requested
70 commence delivering, without further delay.
February 8. az