Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-01

NitOMAS BARROW Co., IMPORTERS, SO va
IL ter 81, Neto York, offer for sale extensive
stock OF Earhenware, China, Glass and fancy goods re
ceved by late arrivals from Liverpool, embracing eyery
article sold in the ne and of the ne shapes and pa
terms selected expressly with view to the Virginia and
North Carolina markets FROM their facilities in England
they are enabled to offer every inducemen in the way Of
low prices, and best qualities Of goodsThe extensive
business which they have hitherto transacted with the
merchants OF Virginia. induces the hope for
OF their favos The very best packers be in the
country are employed, and every exertion will be made
THos. j. BARROW & Co.,
Feb. II. Importers IS Water S. ss ~ York.
ws and Petersburg win the above the
IENHE thorough. bred horse PAMUNKY, blood b.y.
with black legs, and tall full 10 hands inches
high, stout made aud commanding appearance will stand
the ensuing spring, at my stable, White Hail. Hanover
county, Va, two miles from Taylorsve ten from Hano
yer Courthouse, and twenty from Richmond, twenty
dollars the season. discharged by fifteen dollars, if paid
or before the 10th day OF July next when the season will
expire; thirty dollars TO a to be with foa
parting with the mare fortes the insurance money;
fifty cents 10 the groom for each mare. do not pui
Pamunky at this low price, considering him inferior
to any horse on the continent Believing this time that
all the booded horses standing high, at the same
time wishing TO do safe business, and give the farmer
as well as the racer an oppo tunity OF raising biooded
stock, Panunky will be exhibited frequently this spng
at several adjacent Court Houses. on COuA days. have
three separate pastures well enclosed containing at
700 Of land several lots in grass with never falling
streams OF water. Gentlemen sending from dis.
lance, shall have them fed with grain, twenty cents
per dem-Pas,urage and servants board gratis. Great
care and exeron prevent accidents escapes but will
not be responsible for either.
Performances of Pamunky in the spring of 1881 when
three years old, lame and in bad condition. He ran mile
heats at Tree Hill with Tre and several Others he was
third in the race; won by Mr. WIN. Minge's Molly How.
ell in three heats; for particulars American Turf Re-
gsier, June No. 1881, VOL e. page 5l3. In the ensuing
fa he ran at Newmarket (Petersburg) mile heats
winning his race in three heats beating Mr. Goodies colt
by Eclipse MIR. VIM. r. Johnson's Clifford by Sir Charles
aud received forfeit from two Others amounting to $780,
The next spring his owners gave him Trial with the
fky miles and fhpn ain ,lo
proved better both trials than Bsyard he ran the two
miles in minutes 81 seconds, the mile in l M SO g.
on dead, heavy, sandy in this trial, Psmunky
sustained an injury, much that he never clear
oil laneness afterwards A few weeks after, he ran
a. Farheld mile heats, and was beaten few days after.
lie ran at Broad Rock three mile heats, still very lame
against Goliab, Collier, Malcolm and Mr. Goodies mare
In the second heat, in the third mile, closely con,eng
the heat he sprung his siDews, broke down, and final,
terminated his racing career deem il nothing more thai
ample Justice TO Pamunky TO say, that he a racer OF
the first order and do assert with proprety that previ-
10 his injury he the best horse ever train
ed: and for further confirmation OF shat have said,
will attach the subjoned certificate Of the following gem
| emen:
We do certify, in the spring of 1892 at Major Thomas
DoswelIs we saw trial Of miles, and then sing
mile with B,yard and Pamunky. The former was con-
sidered first mile horse Pamunky beat Bay-
sri he two miles running in the for miles In
Bayar few feet We be,ievs 'I P, a% p, N h heat
ter horse at that time than Baysrd The Two miles wa
run in M 81 seconds, and the mile in 55 seconds
We believe Psmuoky was injured in that trial, and
| in a few weeks after broke down.
Given under our hands, this 23d day OF Dec, 1892
| CHALEs THOMPSON Jr.
HARDEN BURNLEY,
WILLIAM L. WHITE
! PEDIGREE OF PAMUNRY.-He was fodIed in the
spring Of 1928. He got by American Eclipse Ghe
New York horse His dam BeloDa was by Sir Archy; his
grand dam, the famous ATLANTA (Drumrnond'sl
by Sir Harry; grand dam by MelzaT dam Jet by
Haynes Flmnsp; g g dam Diana, by Clsodius; 9
gg dam Sally Painter, by Sterling; ggggpg dan
Old Silver, imported Sterling, and both by Bells 70
| Arabian. THOMAS DOSW Ell
~ For particular account Of Jet and her ne d
gree, see American Turf Register, vol 2, .. 300 T. d.
N. BIZ any mares that not IN ioal that we PM 4,
Pamunky last season. they shall he insured this season
the price. He served 10 last season. an,
only TWO nave Jailed, that have heard Of. r. n.
February 20. g3-v6w
EASH FOX NEGR0Ese--I shall be absent two o.
a j three months from Richmond DURING nv ,bsoneo