Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-21
TINlOLEON.

TIMOLEON.
celebrated stallion and race horsc will stand ,bs
ensuing season at Fairfield and will serve mares at
$!o the season. TO be discharged by the payment Of 500
The season will commence the 10Th Of FEBRUARY and sx
pre- the LEI OF July Extensive psstursge provided
Mares will be fed with grain. II required. at rs cents
day. Black servants boarded gratis ht white servants
will be charged so cents day.
The performances of this distinguished horse on the
them here.
His get occupy tina, high rank In racing fame. n, to
have stamped their sire ioage,ter inferior no horse
living 1t will BIO recollected that Timoleon made but
TWO seasons before he sold and carried to the West
during those two years, his sire, Sir Archy, was In the
ne Of his ams, and had the preference Of all the best
yet tmoleon in these two years. got some oe best
race nags Of modern days. out Of unred mares as Say
Walker one ofh best mile horses that ever RAM wasi-
ing'on, but little interiors Sally McGhce, distiug uished
winner in Virginia, North Carolina, Tennessee Alabama
and Louisiana; ilospur Of promises but broke down
at years old, in running miles heats beating Fiir,illa
e hist neat anu winning the second when his leg
gave way; Nancy Warren and others.
In the West, the performances Of Moia, Sam Patch,
fame.
To show the high estimation in which his colts wero
hed while on the !urhere, annex copy Of the opinion
We, the undersigned, having been in the habit of
seeing and training horses for Time past take pleasure in
rendering justice the stallion Washppiiou His ruus
Two, three aud four mile heats have distinguished him as
racer oil the hrs order. The runs of Ariane his dam
gave ner nigh station on the turf the Of his SIRE
ever seen and the OF the colts of Timoleon hereto
fore, and this fall particularly have only been good
1926. ' ''" ''''e"'oe''
IYm. r. Johnson, n. a. Wyche,
Henry ~ Clay, John Worshan,
Jas j. Morrison, arthur aauior.
Robt r Johnson, HIM. .McGeehee
o prove MS being sure Ual, ge,er give extract
leon. do most canjy believe he is as sure oa re,ier
as any horse in Americas having Of l3 In the
mi Toll
Tue horse here was not so great propor,on owing the
most dreadful disiemper ever breaking out among
them. Dec. IL, 1888 e
IL. A. Tayloe, Esq, whose house he stood the last
season. writes me-"Nr Key put three mares and writes
me hey arc all In ioal. l put hve aud four Of them
proven IN 'oa, nave no doubt myself, Of his being
Extract, Of letter from wm II. Tayloe, Esq.
believe Iimoleon cure Ioal getter. My brothers
and sell put seven him last season and but one
has missed One Is In oal that before
sen, to other sallionssr Charles was one Of them
Mount Airy, January goth, 1884
@ reMgfte;-Timoleon was got by Sir Archy, his dam
sal'ram' e dam by wldair. & dam by Driver, ggg
onS Great lam BY vsmIe
now living in the U. States. RICHARD ADAMS.
ra'rneu, + eo. a. 1854 s7-2awSw
NOTlCEBy virtue OF decree OF the Circuit Superor
i. Cou,. oil Law and Chancery, for Chesterfield coun
w. pronounced in the case OF Purdie Purde ct ais
will expose to sale for cash. the I7th day of March
1851 on the premises, all that tract, piece parcel Of
land whereon John Purdie present resides adjoining
Skinquarter Creek the lands Of Thomas d. McGaSy's es
tate, Edward Haskns' John BowIas' estate and oher.
consinng by late survey two hundred aud thirty seven
and three fourth (ors less formerly belonging
to the estate Of Aaron Pnrde, deed.
~ 90 LAWSON NUNNALLY. CONNER.
feo. ~. 93-w4w
EDURSUANT to two DEGREES of the Circuit Sune,ior
FL Court of Law and Chancery for Henrco county
one pronounced on the 23d day of FEBRUARY and The
other on the 2SJ day OF june 1885, in chancery suit in
said court pending between Bate ct als, plaintiffs and
Bosseau ct ais, defendants, the undersigned commits
sioners WILL in front OF the tavern Chesterfield Court
house, on the 22d day Of March next, iii fair, and il
not on the next fair day0 proceed to sell at public
auction, to the highest bidder, cred, of twelve
mouths, tract OF land lying in Chesterfield county in
Bermuda Hundred neck commonly called and known by
the name OF "Clarke's" supposed contain 373 acres
adjoining the lands Of John Archer Thomas S,raon and
others, and is the same tract which Edward RI Ro;s
scau purchased Of Williamson and Taylor trustees
Also, small parcel OF land, containing about eight acres
lying very near to Bermuda Hundred which the said
Bosseau purchased Of Edward q. Watkins which par
GELS oil land are conveyed by sunry deeds copies
oil which are filed exhibits in the said subtitle sale
VIII commence at IL o'clock, M.
PARKE PoINDExTER,
JOHN ID. GOODE,
rco. 10. l9z-w,dI Commissioners of Sale.
ECChANCERYmvI HsINIA.-In Ches.e field COun.
george oneiIngs, guardian OF Edward Lockeu, Pllf.
against
lings, Defendants.
The defendants. Alexander Snclliugs and Baker Mann
not having entered their appearance and given security
according TO the Act of Assembly and the rules of nil,
Court and it appearing the satisfaction of the Court that
'hey are not inhabitants OF this Commonc il is order
ca that the said defendants do appear on the
monday IN May next, and the plaintiffs bill and
that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper printed in the City OF Richmond for eight weeks
sueeessvey and another copy posted front door of
| Tue COURTHOUSE oil this County. A Copy. Teste.
| March If. IOav,s
| 81 NCHANCERY-yIRGI Chesterfield coun
| N ty court, March 10th, 1881:
oeosc ohe'ipgs Plaintiff,
william Sneings, Alexander Snellings John Smell.
Iings, William Roberts, Woodson w Hancock admins.
traitor with the will annexed of William walthalI, ST.
oe G. ~ ana Johh onelhngs, Defendants.
ihgs william Roberts and John Sneilngs of Georgia. not
having entered their appearance given security ac
eordng to The act Of Assembly and the OF this court
ahu appearing to the sasacon OF The court that thew
are mol inhabitants OF this Commonwealth: 1t is ordered
mar me sah defendants do appear here the second
monday IN May next and answer the Plaintiff bill and
that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper printed in the city OF Richmond for o months
SUCCESSFULLY and another copy posted at the front oo of
the Court House Of this county. Copy-Teste
. LAWSON NUNNALLY DC
mNcn Ia. 102-wSw
CHANCERY-FIRGIEIA- At Rules, Holden i'm
IL the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and Chancery Tor the County OF Buckingham tho
second day OF December 1885,
George Baber, pIainiG
against,
Nancy Ming Walter L. Fontaine, and James Nj. Pat.
"rD"' Defendants.