Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-26
wEEPSrAKES TO be run over the Tee Hill Course
- Fall Meeting. 1854
FIRST DAY.


| wEEPsrAKES to be run over the Tee Hill Course,
~ Fall Meeting, 1854
Sweepstake tor colts and iies, three years old
mile heats entrance $3.50; forfeit $l00o the first
day OF the Broad Rock Meeting subscribers and
closed.
Su6scribers- William Wynn names his 6ley FANNY
Hill, by Ton.on; William Williamson names Ruth Med
ley iiley. dam by Gou,y; William l.. whie names Fa.
con, by Charles, dam recolected, John Early names
b. c. by Tonson. brother TO Robin Brown; WIN. r. John
sou names c Dick SAMPSON dam superior; o. p Hare
enters laxaIl's medley hey, dam Alfred; jefferson Mi
nor enters his b. I. Rebecca the Jewess, by Byron
SECOND
Swecpsiake for colts and ies, three years od-two
mile heats; entrance $780, half fore4 subscribers and
closed.
Subseriters.--John W. peterborough enters e. C. by
io'spur; William L. White enters Philip. by Janus;
John eth enters Gohanna hley, OF the grand
of Colliei James b. Kendall enters George Goodwins
colt, by Timoleon, dam Archie.
Sweepstake TO be the Tree Hill Course the
LIST day OF the Tree Hill Jockey Club Meeting, Fall 1884,
with col and fes three years old-twO mile he.t';
trance $500; forfeit Sl00-6 subscribers and closed
Subscribers.-W Illilm VIM names Fleurete, b. by
TonSon. out OF Malcoms dam; John Nj. Bolts enters b. t.
Rosalia Somers, by Charles dam Mischief; John Herh
names g. Columbia Taylor, by Medley, dam Virginia.
William r. johnson names b. c. Verumnus, by Eclipse,
dam Defiance; o. p. Hare names b. f. Mary Bell by
Tonson, dam Arcie p. b. Stark names b. C. CASTOR by
Tiuile, dam La Grange
FOURTH DAY.
sweepstake TO he the 4lh day OF the meeting, two
miles, with Colts and Fies, three years old, two mile
hea,s-enrance $780, half foreit 3 subscribers
DHOScTlOeTS-John Belcher names Henry Temples
johanna hiey: John lleth names Mossip Janus 6ley;
VIM l.. White names Johanna fey, raised by Z. Il.
Wickham.
SweePstake day mile heats for colts and illies
three years DID, that never rsce-l50 entrance;
Forfeit S0O-3 or more TO make and 10 close the 9th
day OF October BY THE PRoPRIETORS
September %. 4O-tir
TNNHE BROA DROCK JOCKEY CLUB Fan Meet
III ing, 1884, will take place the last Tuesday in
September next aud will be the Tree Hl instead
OF the Broalrock Course, and continue four days
DAY-A SWerDstakc lorc olfs md tIafn
yer run public race-mie heats; entrance $3.50; for
lett 500 There subscribers; and The present
subscribers have agreed, that the several colts that have
- AT liberty 10 in the above stake-o name and
close by the first day OF September
SuGscribers-William Wynn, William Williamson vii.
liam r. Johnson, William s. White, and John Earley
SECOND DAY-A Swecpstake for colts and hllies that
never run in public race--iwo mile heats; entrance
$780, hall io'e-with the privilege OF several colts that
have run, TO in this stakeo and close by the
FIRST OF September. Now two subscribers, and several
more expected by the time il closes.
THIRD DAY -Proprietors' Purse--two mile hcats-en-
trance $40, Tor purse OF $3.50.
FOURTH DAY-Jockey Club Purse, $5OO-hree mile
PUCKErT s. BELcHER.
Aug. L. 25-d
EEALIFAX, Va, RACES will commence the second
IL "a Tuesday in October, as h) and continue days.
lsi DAY-Colt race, mile heats, 500 entrance, hall
forfeit, six subscribers aud closed.
2d DAY.-Prophelor's purse, mile heats $780, en-
81 DAY.--Iockcy Club purse. 3 mile heats, entrance
$50. purse 500.
an DAY.-tiandy Cap mile heats, best three in five,
The Track &c., shall he in good order, and all necessa.
ries furnished in the best style, by
MARQUIS f. JACKSON, Manager.
September IL. BIT
FENHE CdmJyfeid Jockey Club Fail Meeting of 1891,
Il will commence on Wednesday, the lib Of Novem.
Der next
FIRST DAY.-Proptieor's Purse $50, mile heats; en-
trance SO
SECOND DAY.-Jockey Club Purse $500, two mile
heats; entrance Sl5 10 be added to the purse.
Nj. THORNTON
September I'D. 30-tdr
NEW MARKET RACES. JaH Is3L-The races over
~ this Course, will commence usual, the second
Tuesday in October, ami continue four DAYS.
FIRST DAY-TO Stakes.
lsi Swtepstske for colts and lles years old two
mile heats; $3.50 entrance; 800 fofeiI FIVE subscribers
and closed viz lsham Pickett enters b. Miner by
Tonson, dam Brenda; o. F. II4re b. f. Virginia Carey,
by Marion, dam by shylOck; VIM. r. Johnson, b. Yer
tumnus, by Eclipse, dam by Defiance; VIM e Johnson,
gr f. Columbia Taylor, by Medley, dam by Vireinan;
Richard Adams, c, G. by Marion, dam by Virginian
I'd. Sweepstake, Tor Colts aud FilHcs years old,
mile hca 800 entrance halt forfeit; three subscri.
bers but will not be closed before the day of Septem-
6er Present Subscribers, Henry Maclin 10y Dr. Scott)
VIM. Wynn and o. p. Hare
SECOND DAY
Projectors Purse, $500, two mile heais; S5
THIRD DAY.
Jockey Club Pulse, 5000. four mile heats entrance
FoURTH DAY.
Prof. retors Purse $780, mile heats; entrance SI5
date visitors at the Newmarktt house. o. p. HARE,
Petersburg Sept H. 37-"Iw] Proprietor.
NI EW ESIABLlSHMENT--G ENER.dL FUR.
~ .NISHLYG WAREHOU USE, Richmond Va-
The Subscriber respectfully informs the citizens OF Rich
nond, Petersburg and their respective viciniies that no
has opened General Furnishing Warehouse in the Store
formerly occupied by Mcssrs Hall & Moore, OIL ain ST.
nearly opposite the u. 5 Bank where le has hand,
Tor sale the most elegant and extensive assortment Of the
following goods exhibited in Virginia, viz:
CHAIRS Comp fising every variety ofmahogan curl.
cd maple and iancy with hair cane and rush seats; large
mahogany rocking chairs, with plain aud figured ha-
cloth, and green and crimson plush covering; arm chss
music stools, stools for steamboats, stores and
desks ioot.stools, sc. &c.
SOFAS Every variety Of fashionable pattern now in
CABINET FURNITURE-C Consisting of Egyptian
and Italian nafbleop eeure aud pier tables breakfast
card, and ladies' work tables sideboads; dressing aud
o'her bureaus; secretaries and bookcases washstands
SC, &c.
Looking glasses hair mattresses and sundry other ar
cles, too numerous 10 mention.
The subscriber being extensively engaged in tnanufsc
turing the above goods in the city of New York s eua
bled TO offer them at re uced prices Persons wanting any
OF Tie aforementioned articles, invited 10 examine
his assortment, previous TO purchasing elsewhere.
All articles sold al tile above ab. hnen are warrant
cd TO he made OF the best Materials and superior work
msnshp; and the subscriber pledges himself give entire
satisfaction to purchasers.
EDWARD l.. TREDwELL
Sept - s9-S
NJEW MUSIC II f.SMGru has Just received great
~ variety Of new and fashionable Music; also Standard
Publications OF old and valuable Music, Gsmus and In
sucon Books With many lessons and exercises for
young beginners on Tie Plano Forte; Church Music aud
Music for the Flute, Musical nsrufne nts and Music Mer-
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