Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-05-02

THNHE thorough bred imported Race Horse BARE.
IL FOOT, will stand the ensuing season. (Which COM
Inenced on The LIST oil February, and " ill terminate on The
LIST OF July) at my Farm adjoining the town of Manches.
ter, lud opposite 10 The City OF Richmond. The terms are,
hiIy dollars the season, discharged by the payment OF forty
within The seasoD-and sixty 10 insure a mare with foal-
aud one dollar to the Groom.-Companies or individuals
sending six mares will be charged but for five. There
are lots and sheds prepared for mares, and pasturage with.
out charge. Every attention will he paid 10 prevent acci.
dents or escapes-but the subscr iber will not be response.
BILE Tor either. Mares will be fed on grain at 25 cents a day,
and no charge made for the board OF servants accompany.
ing them. Barefoot was loaled the property Of Mr.. Watt
in 1920, Zone OF the most successful sportslnen and breed.
ers OF race horses in all England0 who sold him to Lord
Darlington, from whom he was purchased by his present
owner, Admiral Sir Isaac Coffin, who sent him 10 this
country. AS a racer, Barefoot was as distin guished on the
English turf as any horse OF his day, having beaten many
oil The best runners in England, and is said to be the only
horse ever imported, that had won the GREAT ST.. LIE.
GER. For a detail OF his performances, see hand bills.
Bdreioors pedigree Is equal 10 that of any horse. He
was got by Tramp, out oil Rosamond, by Buzzard; her dam
Rosebu,y' sistert TO Hubby, by Phenomenon; her dam Miss
West, by Matchem, Regulus, Crab, Cbi!ders, Basic.
Tramp was got by Dick Andrews, out a Gohanna mare
her dam FiaxInelia, by Trentham. woodpecker. Evprlast.
ing by Eclipse. Dick Andrew s was got by Joe Andrews,
out OF a Highfyer mare; her dam by Cardinal Puff, Tat
Ter, Snip, G~odoipiin Arabian. Joe Andrews was got by
Eclipse, out OF Amaranda, by Omnium; her dam Cloudy,
by Blank, Crab, Partner, &c.
Barefoot is a red sofrel, FIVE feet Two inches high, OF
great bone and sinew- and "a highly formed as any horse.
Richmond, April 2o. %[li4-i1 f. c. MAYO.
NOrICE Cotton Yarns-C Cotton Yarns-My Cot.
1N ton Factory in the county OF Powtatan, is now in full
""N ~ octUd OF cOIlSiucTdDlee expense
he last eight months, in making repairs and improvements
to my machinery, adopting all the mode rn improvements Of
"'I'y-iogether with my own, from 80 years actual ex.
penence in the business of cotton spinning, % Of which
mas neen In the State oil Virginia also. by adding consi-
derabie more new machinery TO my establishment, | am
prepared to furnish Cotton Yarns more extensively than
heretofore, oil any number that may be called Tor, and at
prices equal, " not cheaper, than any other establishment
10 the United States, (of reputsiion) Although nv es.
enlistment Is lot an incorporated one, nevertheless | will
do as I have shove stated; il is also viii, no small portion
OF pride and gratitude, that ! find my Yarns preferred lor
Their superior quality, 10 those OF other factories in this
country when i was at swift Creek Factory, owned by
Messrs. Bowden, Byrne e. Co., the yarns then were al.
lowed 10 be superior TO any made in The country. feel
no hesitation IN saying, that they shall be the same nov
try them and they will be found a superior arGcle-po
mistake about them, and in order to prevent imposition,
nave introduced one thread of blue yarn in the tye On, and
lea band OF every hank. And my Yarn Is made up in sin.
gle hanks, not two and three hanks twisted together, in
making up the bundle. My agents are, Messrs. Crane &
Mosby, and Mr.. william Wallace, Richmond: MIR. Charles
Hodson OF Petersburg, late Of the firm Of Messrs. Hodson,
hogers& Co JOSEPH HAYWOOD.
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