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

NI OTICE--By a deed OF trust from Rohert p,,on do
~ ceased 10 Robert Patton, jr. (now deceased) and
John NJ Patton, bearing date the 18th day of April 1921
1t provided that after satisfying certain preferred and
pccihed debts, and liabilities, the residue of the trust funds
na DE applied to the payment OF the individual debts
oil said Robert Patton, "wheher contracted by him in bj~
private capacity, guardian executor or administrator
an aeots' the original consideration for which were
debts due by or contracts made with the firm of James
Dykes & Co., even where the said Robert Patton hath
gwen ms individual note bond acceptance for the same
or nam IN any way individually guaranteed contracted
Tor their payment are by the express terms of the said
deed excluded from any participation in the trust funds,
until all the individual creditors of said Rober alton
as above defined, shall be fully paid sashed-The
sad %on no"ersr arc reqIea by the
in six months after they have no,ioJ to do so
oy advertisement in one or more public ewspapers; and
IN case OF their failure TO do trustees or The survivor
OF them Is authorised 10 distribute the funds among such
oil The Individual creditors shall have exhibited their de-
mands, and then the residue in payment of the de,s dc
by the firm OF James Dykes s. Co-Now Therefore h
evng that all the preferred debts have bee satisfied
no hereby noy and require all the creditors of the said
sciption oil individual debts las distinguished from h,
o. ne hrm oil James Dykes Coz present their claims
dereksburg TO Hugh NJ Patton, or before the first day
OF October next. JOHN NJ PATTON Wy
Surnioing Trustee of r. Patton, deed
- 49, ."oe Q, 1000, 53-lafim
e. property OF VIM. r. Johnson and Col John White
VIII stand the ensuing season al my Stable in the county of
Iaiax, 'a at the late residence OF my Father Rober
Hurt 10 miles North of the Court house He ia now a.
MS STAND ready TO serve $40 the season pavable
o. the loh Of July next at which time the season will Y
pIe-Sl cash 10 The groom for each mare-S6O 10 en-.
sure mare to be in oaI payable soon as she is known
to be so, or is parted with All the mares which failed nv
The season OF Lance last Spring will be ensured ~;
Spring to Jackson, at the price of The season Yerv
tensve, excellent and well enclosed pastures gra,;.
separate wheat lots have been laid for mares and
colts; they will be fed, however, il required a, % cen's
per uay' ana Servants sent with mares boarded gratis
Every necessary attention will be paid
or escapes but no liability Tor either.
Iiali"x, Feb. 20. [9a-w6w] VIM. w. HURT.
nrPrIoN.-Jackson is beautiful blood bav' co.
any whe-iu I6 hands high-7 wears old tls Snr;n y.
Of tne body, very full in his muscles and mos, beaui
o ,Orsu ~ an particulars with activity spirit
PERFoRMANcEs.-The Spring he was 2 wears o,d
when IN wretcled order, he was beaten by Bonnes Of
Blue and Pilot in the great swsepstske of $500 each *
subscribers, on Long Island Spring 1881 when wear.
ne was lei to mares, and his colts are very PROMISING
sprng iSgS, when years old, he won the proprieoIs
purse az Monmouth Races, New Jersey) beating True
Blue, Queen Dido and Juliet. The next week he Won ,s
Socleys Purse at the Duchess County Races ~ York.
beating Mr. Shermans Dewitt Clinton and Mr. Badge,,
morse Independence. Fall 1882, Mr.. Stcyenss mare Co.
ieste beat him over tho Dntchess Course NJ Y milo
n e III On DOS. and 3n 81 The week he won
ne P1opnscrs purse OF $500, Long Island, beating
zen. ifVin Lara, Mr. SnedekeIs Robin Hood Mr. Ste
ye1sons srreamer iisiancng Angelne, Ripley Amanda,
and two others. lie then ran for the post sweenstaLe
SaOOO mile heats at Baltimore which race was won nv
or Andrew Spring 1888, Jackson years DID, won tbe
SocKy club Purse mile heats at the Eagle Course,
~ " h4 meats, beating Uncle Sam and Virginia Tayor
"a very quick race the IL miles in 23m. 5s, Nav
1850 over the Union Course, for the Propretors Purse
he was Deaten by Black Maria, at heats
coming "a Tor each beat, beating Virginia Taylor Rolls
anu hlce Gray in the lie and M aria running the
hrd neat IN the unprecedented time Of 5m 49, The
next week he won the Socictys PURGE Of $500 mile
meats over The Duchess Course ~ Y, at heals heat
Ing The distinguished horse OKely, and others
Okely winning the 81 heat Fall 1888 be won the
Jockey Club Purse at Brunswick, NJ Jersey mile heats
beating easily others. His last race was over te nion
Course IT, l.) for the Jockey Club Purse of $1,000 A
mile heats, in which he distanced by Alice r,v
and Black Maris through mistake in the rider who lad
orders not 10 for the first heat and was deceived 4,
he distance, IT having been shortened $50 wards for
fnes. wilt, 7, tSy,, ~, wi
PED1GREE.-I, Joseph II. Vanmaer have r,is J.v |
sold TO Col John p. White, the bay horse Jackson ,vLo
was got by JOHN Richards his dam the celebrated bo'
mile racer, Honesty who was by the old impored ~
petition, his grandan Zeipha, by the old imported Mcs
senger, MS e. grdndam Sdmcrkin, by imported widar
his &. grandam Cub, by old Cub, and Tor further and
other crosses, Which excellent and approved ser
Iurl Register John Richards was got by Sir Atcbv
his dam by kaiIer grandam by the imported Medley Lis
g grandaIn by The imported Wdsir, r. g. arand,n bv
Nonparei, out OF an imported mare 1urber certify
bat me ABOVE performances correct account of ali
he races where the bay horse Jackson has started and
h he saih horse jackson bred by me- and that le
was years old last spring, and no mora Given under
my hand, This 9th day Of October, 1893.
Jos. ~. VANMArER
have The originals Of the above Pedgrse, Certificate
sDd Performances in my possession, and will shew them
WIN pleasure 10 any who may wish TO see them az
ee satisfied now offer the public fine horse and trust
breeders VIII do the favor Of calling