Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-06
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NV ILL stand the ensuing at my stable, in the
w county OF Dnwiddie, 80 miles South Of Peters.
burg and Immediately the stage road from thence to
Brunswick Court House. He will be let mares at $50
the payable lst August next when il will end
$50 Insurance. payable when the Is known 10 be in
oal or exchanged-with dollar cash to the groom for
each mare Arrangements made for the
horse, having extensive and excellent pastures we'll wa
tered ami carbohydrates plenty of stable pro-
tect them in bad weather that with young
order, without limit, with grain, at 25 cents
Servants sent with boarded gratis The greatest
will be taken to prevent accidents, but RESPONSE
EDWARD JOHNSON.
Dnwdde, 9Th February, 1884. .s
DESCRIPTION AND PERFoRMANcEs.-.dndreto is a
beautiful dark chesnut full feet inches high most
splendid animal truly formidable racer, with the bold
est aud most energetic action As to syle beauty and
peaance he is universally admired. There indeed
while on the turf and in order, but opinion him.
and that was, dndre,o against the field. purchased him
fall OF 1882 In the spring Fairfield he the Pro-
Res IN G 4s %s ssy heats running the End
Others The s ss Il sa oBB ea ar sof With
sre..e. Sally Hornet, Molly Howell, Spar
rowhawk, Mohawk, and two others. The nex. week
at Baltimore, he the great mile race, $2500, in
two heats, beating hard as the boy could pull him.
Sparrowhawk, Bachelor, and one other. The next
week he Norfolk. the Jockey Club Purse.
mile heats, 500, in two heats beating Collier, HUI
go, Molly Howell, and two others, in IN. 90 8. the
LIST heat and the unheardof time OF m 40 the second
Fall 1882, Broad Rock, he the Jockey Club purse,
mile heats beating at heats. with the greatest ease,
Sally Hornet. Eliza Wharton, Be,sey Graves, and two
others AT New Market, he the Jockey Club purse,
mile heats beating in two heats Red Rover ending the
race in a walk. The week after he went TO Baltimore,
and won with the utmost the great stakes, 4 mile
heats $4,000 in two heats beating Black Maria Jackson
and Malcolm. He immediately returned 10 Fairfield,
and started for the Jockey Club purse mile heats.
starting when he completely broke down, and not
he Eats by Goah w. II. JOHNSON.
sire Sir Archy, and whose dam was by the imported
horse citzen his dam by Herod, who by old import
ed Domed, his grandam shepherdess by Phenomenon
Shark, Ii. e. e. e. ~ granda@ bs Medley Phenomsnon
raised by JOS H. Mayo, Of Henrico, and trained and
run repeatedly by the late Col Miles SeldenWas by the
imported horse Wonder, dam by imported Dare Devil,
grandam by Mark Anthony, 6. grandam by Fearnough
his 6. g. grandam by Flimnap. gg & grandsm by AT,s-
'0'fp" H. "qs9s es,,9aa1s re-
Richmond, 14tb November, 1892. Self
NJEGRoEs.--As Attorney in fact for Lebury II.
III Jones, Esq of the Territory of Florida shall offer
for sale at public auction to the highest bidder cash.
Notoway Court House, the sixth day OF March next
(Court dsy about thirty valuable Negroes, Omen. women
and chldeD that being his entire portion OF the dover
slaves Of the late Mrs Cahane Fitzgerald senr, in the
estate Of his deceased father The title these slaves is
eeemed unques'ionabe, but no responsibility therefor
will be assumed by me. r. FlILGEKALD
February 7ib, 1884 9O-iot
| NOTICE-The subscriber having resigned his former
IL business in favour Of his eldest son. Chas A. Mayo,
hereby tenders each and all his friends and customers
most respectfully, his sincere thanks for the very liberal
encouragement and favors received for than twenty
his former line OF business. In resigDDg bu
siness which he has long carried on he still feels
siderable satisfaction in his having within his power TO
recommend his old friends his former customers, and
generous public, his and snccessor mechanic fully
capable TO execute order belonging TO, connected
with the Book Binding business he being the that
for has executed the best work done in his old
| Enlistment. FREDERICK A. MAYO.
DICHMOND BLANK BOOK MANDATORY.
Charles A. Mayo, successor TO Frederick A. Mayo
respectfully informs the citizens of Richmond, the friends
and former customers OF his father throughout Virginia
and the public generally, that he has commenced the
Blank Book Manufacturing and Book Binding bust
ness all their varieties his account in this his
native city, with the determination to every exeriou
within his power, render his establishment equal "a
any Of the kind in the Union
Ifndusiry and punctusty neat and faithful execution
Of all orders entrusted 10 him, and strict attention TO hi:
business will merit encouragement such he pledges "a
I'll his friends and patrons. Having served regular and
long apprenticeship the business, and had considerable
practical experience in all lis different branches, he deems
unnecessary TO say at present, as tried specimens
OF his workmanship in every department, may be seer
and referred 10 in the city and throughout Virginia
His Mdnydetury and Bindery is on Main street, II
the corner tenement lately occupied Nashs book store
two doors below the Merchants Coffee House, and d
city opposite the late Central Hotel where all orders ir
his line will meet with prompt attention. and executed il
a msnDer warranted 10 give satisfaction.
WANTED.-Two Apprentices 10 the above business
aged from II TO II years-hose from the country wou
be preferred Sa isfsctory will be re
!, | qured, without which none need apply.
February Is. 92-0t
UNOR NORFOLK.-The Steamer Columbia, Cspfai
~ James Mitchell will leave the District OF Column
bia Tor Norfolk, on Wednesday the 9Th Of March al
O'clock r. NJ, and returning, VIII leave Norfolk Frda
the 7tb al O'Clock, p. NJ.
! Passage and Fare 81 1871 March I.
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