Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-27
TIMOIEON.

stallion will stand tho
n ensuing season at Fairfield and will mares at
the to be discharged by the paymen of $50
when the mare is taken from the horse Groom ee ST.
The season will commence the 10Th F. bruay and ex-
pire the lst OF july Extensive pasturage is provided
Mares VIII be led with grain, IL required, 25 cents
Jay. BLACK servants boarded gratis, but white
VIII be charged 90 cents day.
The performances Of this distinguished horse on the
ur are SO well known, that 1t is unnecessary relate
them heie
His get occupy tina, high rank in racing fame, asto
nave stamped their sire foal geer inferior 10 no horse
nvlng. IL VIII be recollected that Tnoeon made but
TWO seasons before he sold carried to the West
during those two years, his SIRE Sir Archy was in the
zenith oil his famV and had the preference Of all the best
Mares yet Inoeon in these years. got some best
race nags oil modern days. Of untred Mares as SALLY
Walker of the best mile horses that ever RAM WasI
ingon, but little inferior; Sally McGhee distinpn;shed
winner in Virginia, North Carolina Tennessee aaham
and Louisiana Hospur, of great PROMISE but broke down
az years old, in running miles heats, beating Fiirla
gave way; Nancy Warren and others.
, In the West, the performances of Mola Sam Patch
Emerald susan Hull Don Pedro aud others, at est his
To show the high estimation in which his colts were
hed while on the iurlhere, annex copy the opinion
OF the Turtles in 1926:
We, the undersigned, having been in the habit Of
seeing anu training horses for time past take easure in
,enae e., justice to The stallion Washington His runs
wo three and four mile heats have distinguished him as
racer oil the firs order. The Of Aradne his dam
gave her high station the turf the races Of his sire
ever SEEM and the OF the of Tmoeon hereto
fore, and this fall particularly, have only been good
1875 1872 s's' 1--WE" under our hands this 10th November.
I'm r. johnson, fl. II. U1yche,
Henry w. Clay, John Vorsham,
Nm. Wynn, NJ GEE
Jas. j. Harrison, .arihw Taylor,
Ro6t II. Johnson, HIM. Nc Geehee
prove his being sure oagetter, give an extract
IRON letter TO me from Dr. John Minge GAS to limo
leon DO most canddy believe he as sure oa getter
as any horse in America, having out Of i8 mares In the
neghoorlood, mpregnaed IL. or the mares left with
the horse there great proportions owing 10 the
them. Dec. IA, 1888 '"'"s
H. A. Tayloe, Esq. at whose house he stood the last
season, writes mc-Mr Key put three Mares and writes
me they are all in foal 1 put five and four of them
proved IN loai have no doubt myself, of his being
Extract Of letter from VIM H. Tsyloe, ESQ.
oeneye iimoleon sure foal- getter My brothers
has missed One in foa that bred before though
sent 10 other sallons-Sir Charles was one of them
Mount Airy, January 26th, 1884.
Pedigree.-Timoleon was got BY Sir Arcby his dam
Sallram, dam by wildair, e & dam by Driver, ggg
Sa% By S,. psw dam y Vampire Tsepe
now living in the U. States RICHARD ADAMS
Fairfield, Feb. 4. 1884. s7-2awsw
NJOTICE-The subscriber having resioned bis 1o.,.o
business in favour OF his ellest son, Chas A. Mayo
hereby tenders TO each and all his friends and
most respectfully, his sincere thanks for The verv nhe
announcement and ayors received for more than tyen
y Year. ,s 'Grms line Of business. In reagnpg bG
ess wncn ne has so long carried on, he still feels con-
siderable satisfaction in bis having within his ,o
recommend 10 his old friends, his former customers and
capable TO execute any order belonging TO- or
win Inc Book Binding business, he being the one thar
TOT years has executed the best work done his Old e
Enlistment. FREDERICK A MAWo
- edmond BLANK BOOK MANUFACToRy
Ia Charles A. Mayo, successor to Frederick Msyo
respectfully informs the citizens of RchuonJ te f,;eoIs
and former customers Of bis ater bout Virqlua
and ,he public generally, that he has commenced Tie
Blank Booh manufacturing and Book binding bust.
ness IN al her varieties, his account i'm his his
bsnye Guy, WIN the determination use every exerop
whin ms power, 10 render his establishment equal 10
any Of the kind in the Union - "
INDUSTRY and puncuaty, neat and faithful execution
OF an orders entrusted 10 him, and strict attention 10 his
business, will merit encouragement, such he pledges In
81 his friends and patrons. Having served regular and
long apprenticeship at the business and bad
practical experience in all its different branches me deems
u unnecessary TO say at present. as tried specimens
OF bis workmanship in every department. NAV be seen
and referred to IN the city and throughout Virginia
His Mdnagdefmy and Bindery is on Main street in
The corner tenement lately occupied as Nsshs book store
two doors below The Merchants Coffee House. and d.
Guy opp0e inc late Central Hotel where ali orders in
bis line VIII meet With prompt attention, and executed a
manner warranted 10 give satisfaction.
wANTEp.-Two Apprentices 10 the above business
'seu rom ~ 70 IL yesrsthose from ibe country would
Dc preferred Satisfactory mendations will bs 70.
February 1e. o2-o.