Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-24
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WH| I'LL stand the ensuing season, at my stable in the
Wv county Of Chesterfield, about 20 miles from both
Richmond and Petersburg and within mile OF Moody
HTavernhe is at his stand ready mares,
1900 the season, payable on LIST August next when il
1wlu ezplre-$lOO insurance. payable as the
4Gare is known be in oa parted withone dollar to
ahc groom in every Large and very extensive pas
turagc sown in small grain, expressly Tor LETT with
Sthe horse, separate lots for and colts, many
stables for them in bad weather. and board gratis
H-Iiose sending from distance, il convenient will send
dservahs with their Mares so that they may be attended TO-
dagreeably their instructions Mares fed, if requir
ed at % cents day, responsibility for accidents
GEORGE W. JOHNSON.
PEDIGREE.-JnonsieW IOnsOn by Pacolet, he
5by the imported horse Citizen, he by Pacoet OF Engand
She by Blank and Blank by Godophn Arabian, his dam by
Top Gallant he by Galan Gailain by imported Bedford
s&c Sc, his grandam by Grey Medley. imported Oscar
sbrotier OF Sir Richard Henry and Champion.-sir Ri.
chard and Champion have proven be superior horses
: and have been beaten.
Monsieur IOns0n has made himself so tCeH kno,Cn, BY
CHS niDaHed achievements tho turf render fur
Ather notice unnecessary Those who desire
4etaed account pedigree and performances are re
alerred to SINNERS Turf Register, January No. 1881
Monsieur Tonson's colts have sold very high prices.
their Improvement, he having had last fall more win
than the get oil any other horse in Amercahe best
evidence, however OF my opinion OF him is, that paid
4 last November ten thousand dollars cash for him.
w. r. JOHNSON.
! Chesterfield, 9Th February, 1884. s9-u
aT|VHE thorough bred imported Race Horse BARE
n FOOT, will stand the ensuing season. (Which
on the LIST OF February and will terminate the
LIST OF July) my Farm adjoining the town Of Manches
liter, and opposite 10 the City OF Richmond. The
fifty dollars the discharged by tie payment OF forty
awithin the season-and sixty insure with osl-
9apd one dollar 10 the or individuals
4sending six will be charged but for FIVE There
Mare lots and sheds prepared for and pasturage with
3out charge Every attention will be paid 10 prevent acct
ddents eca2ebut the subscriber will not be response
Abc for either Mares will be fed grain 20 cents
land charge made for the board OF accompany
3ng them. Barefoot was foaled the property Of Mr. Watt
Yin 1920, Zone OF the successful sportsmen and breed
ers Of horses in all England0 who sold him 10 Lord
Darlington, from whom he purchased by his present
aowner Admiral Sir Isaac Coffin, who sent him TO this
Scounry As racer, Barefoot distinguished the
NEDgsh turf any horse Of his day, having beaten III any
Vol the best in England and is said TO be she only
8horse ever imported, that had the GREAT ST. LIE.
aGER For detail Of his performances, see hand bills
BArefoos pedigree is equal that of any horse. lie
got by Tramp, out Of Rosmond by Buzzard; her dam
zRosebufy, sister Hubby by Plenomenon her dam Miss
23Wcsi, by Mdchem, Regulus, Crab, Childers, Basic
s. Tramp got by Dick Andrews, out Gohanna mare
Cher dam Fla1inells ny Trenthsn oodpe cker Everast
sng by Eclipse. Dick Andrews got by Joe Andrews
Aoui OF Highnyer mare; her dam by Cardinal Puff Tat
Ger, Snip, GodoPhin Arabian. Joe Andrews got by
HEeliPse, Out o. Amaranda by onnium; her dam Cloudy
hoy Blank, Crab, Partner, &C.
Barefoot red sorrel. FIVE feet two inches high o
gfeat bone and snew and highly formed any horse
n Richmond, April 70. lll4-ul G. MAYO.
3CN RoCERY AND COMMISSION BUSINESS
H@W The subscriber has leased of the i'm
nediaely fronting the landing Of the Basin The
& Mill OF Mr. Cheyalle, for tie Transaction of a GrOc6ri
fdnd Commission Business, where he is receiving
ne assortment Of every article in the Grocery line, and
(which he invites the attention Of purcbasers-and vii
give personal attention to all consgnments that
Esruslcd to his care. THOMAS r. JOHNSON.
~ March %. 1O6-U
"a G.aLLEGO MILLS Gin of Richmond
aIENHE subscriber has the pleasure OF informing hi
r. former customers and the public generally, that th
III Gsllego Mills are nearly completed and will be in fu
Eoperaton with the growing crop. lie Is ready 10 con
&. tract tor wheat from all pats OF the country.
E The business will be conducod after july next un
IS Ter the lirm Of p. J. Chevallie & Co.
n PETER J. CHEVALIIE.
81 May 6. II7-16t
@DAGGER's SPRINGS, (JVbHe Sulphur. "a let
81 y ter from Mr.. Charles H. Dibreil Informs US that h.
81 will not be ready receive visitors these Springs a
q expected aud having already been compele
70 turn of company, it Is proper 10 say 70 his friends
he public that he will give e earliest notice Of his fca
N illness TO receive them JAMES W. DlBRELL
q Juoe ~ fls-D Per Jo1n Garth and himself
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