Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-08

I'm NcERY-yiaoIsIA.--At Rules holden in
The Clerks office oil the County Court oil Charlotte,
the 81 day Of February, 1884:
Sarah Euds.y, the widow Of Moses Eudailey, decd,
Oney Eudsiley, Naum Bsnkinshp and Patsey his wife,
formerly Paisey Eudaley. Jones Eudaiiey and Pleasant
Eudsiley, PhH,
against
Moses Eudacy, in his right, and as admir-. Of Mo.
se Endaey deed lrena Eulaiey aud Fa,ma Eu iailsy
children OF William Eudailcy, decd Elisha Eudailcy
and James Green and Elizabeth his wife, formerly Eliza.
beth Eudsiley, Dcns.
The Defendants, + isha Eudaey, James Green and
Elizabeth, his vile, formerly Elizabeth Eudsiley, Irena
Euaicy aud Fa,na Eudailey, children Of William Eu.
daley, decd, not having entered their appearance
cordng to the Act Of Assembly aud the Rules Of this
Court and appearing 10 the sasisc ion Of the Court
they are not inhabitants OF this State the motion OF the
Plaintiff by COUNSEL it is ordered That said Defend
ants do appear here on the fire, Monday in May next.
anu enter their appearance and the Plaintiff BILL
and give security Tor performing The decree OF the Court
and that copy OF this order be inserted in newspa
per printed in the city Of Richmond Tor two months
cessively ami posted at the ront door OF the Court
@lNsLow ROBINSON, c.
Marcho 99-wSw
FHNHE Thoroughbred stallion GREY BEARD, bred by
Il II. Singleton. Esq Of South Carolina, and now The
property Of john Ii. Coles, Esq will stand the ensuing
season at The Farm Of r. Cunningham, on James River
Powha'an county, Va nine miles from The House
one mile below Michauxs Ferry three mes from Gooch.
land Court Hou.e and thirty miles Of Richmond at
$50 the season. (Which may be by S25 dollars
Il paid whea The mare is taken away)-$l6 cash the
single esp$i5 insurance, to be paid as soon as the
mare ascerained to be in oa parted with so cents
cash 10 the groom Very extensive and well enclosed
Pastures gratis, and will be fed with grain AT %
cen per day Separate herds. grass lots have laid
oil for mares with colts. Every attention will be paid to
prevent accidents or escapes, but liability for either
Servants sent with will be- boarded gratis ANY
person sending six Mares will be charged but Tor ye
II. J. ARCHER,
Z. CUNNINGHAM, Jr
Grey Beard rising 8 years old, rich dapped grew.
full 6 hands high. remarkably heavy though finely n,
p1r,Gned, and very active pronounced by good judges
with most Of the distinguished horses Of the Jav
that he is scarcely equaed in muscular po and strong
bone by any horse in Virginia
Ped,gree.-Gtey Beard was got by Koscusko (sire of
Clara Fisher, &C., his dam the imported mare psvcbe
kosciusko by Sir Archy his dam ottery (Which won q
races out oil ~ from two to four mile heats, beating the
best horses OF her day the which she los, being her
first, when she dssnced by accdent) Lottery as
got by the imported horse Bedford he by Dunganno and
he by Okeiy's Eclipse, her dam the Imported mare An
land; she by The Prince OF Wales famous RUNNING
horse Anvil her dam Col OK's celebrated and ayo lie
brood mare Augusta 10y his stallion Eclp.eher dam by
bay boion-Ddrley ArabiAn-[See English Stud Book
and A,aeries, Turf Register, Vol 2. pag- sos - wv"
Lath, by Godolphin Arabian, g. e. dam BY Chiers own
sister to Snip. [See Am. I. r. vol 4. page 1852
Register, vol 427 go, by Sir Peter Teazie
her DAM called Bah, by Bordeaux out of Sperapza own
and All Black
Bordeaux own brotherto SIorze and Sting go, nv
Hero1. dam by Cygne Caitouch Basic, lam T. r. vol
l., ll9, and 81. p. 100
P'yche was distinguished and produced several
racers oil The hrst order, Blank Markme and Lamballe
full sister Grey Beard An carly accident
Grey Beard from being trained.
Pedigree erpidined--Sr Peter Teszle GREY Boards
grandsire, by HighHyer Papon full sister 10
the dam Of Old Medley. Highflycr WAS by Herod, who
was also the grandsire of Sir Arcly being the Sire of
Rockingham, who was the sire OF Casanirs Sir Arcbv's
DAM bordeaux was full brother to Sir Archy's grandr.
Fioriaei who was the sire OF imported Diomed both by
Herod (See Am. t. r. vol. 1. p. ll9
by referring TO the English Stud Book and American
III, hegls'er't VIII be evident 10 any that better
bred horse be found in England or America In
addition TO his fine breeding, he has great size stamina
and muscular power, which would be desirable cross for
the racing stock OF the present day-AIl of his family
either IN England or Ameca have been good performers
at long distances, and from the promising appearance of
Grey Boards Colts there is just to conclude that
IRON good mares, his get will be able TO compee with The
size in his Colts and should they fail TO run thew will
(sgned) JOHN b. COLES.
(koscilsko) is The sire of Clara Fisher, Muiiora LADY
OF the Lake, Sally Taylor, Lady Jane Grew SC and i
justly entitled to rank with any horse in America az
sire" "
he above grey stud colt (Grey Bear was bred by me
was lour years old last May and more and never
trained In consequence OF injury received in one of his
forelegs at an early age.
Given under my hand this 9Th day of April, 1881.
lSigned) RICHARD SINGLETON
u The season commences the 10Th of February and
expires on The first OF July All letters by mail 10 be d.
rected TO Goocbland G. II.
March L. 97-wH