Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-12
TUESDg ",
MMARYLAND JOCKEY CLUB RACES, over the
LvE Central Course, near Baltimore, will commence
on the third Tuesday in May jgt) and continue four

S--Jonn y. Stevens enters the get oil Sir Henry.
e-A Robinson enters the get of Monsieur Tonson.
In this Race, the get of eight of the distinguish
ed Race horses that have figured the American Turf
viii contend for the honor OF their sires and their own
The result viii be watched with deep by
merous owners OF the blood OF each,and the winner,
whist in raising himself to mperislable removing Will
reflect credit, and npart additional value all his
iamiy-Even the drowning honors of -, may in this
race be p!ucked up and restored.
SECOND Day TtcO mile heats.
For the Craig Plate consisting OF most splendid Tea
Service, cost $500 the winner take the Plate $500
at his option entrance money depending the number
OF Subscribers
TuiRD DAy-THree mile heats.
Proprietor Purse, 5000; entrance $50
FouRTH DAY-Fo,r mile heats.
Jockey Club Purse 81 GOO; entrance $50
There two stakes for Colts and Filles three
years old, which it is expected will be made previous
the meeting.
This Course, which has been improving every Season
since its establishment, and on which, of late the time
cnraely measured by Surveyor, in the presence of the
VieePresiden and several other Members Of the Club
and was found 10 be cruelty mite.
1t cannot escape notice. that the friends of the National
Contention, to nominate horse for the great four
miles out the track of the Lnon have no doubt
purposely fixed upon the time for their plecng-
thus clearly proving, not any political concert Inag
cal influence; but the eeRtydiy of our poston-and the
nationality of the sport Well let them como, of all
paitiesfrom the East and the West and the centre Of
the Empire" All shall be welcome, and every nag
have fair play-whether he be black white or chestnut
Let them come fairly to e PoSt-avod foul ridng-and,
the Devil take the hintmos But il possible TO
have Old Hickory there, with Old ruxton in his plates
and Old Simon to hRdie him. we pucss il would be :.
small circumstance ahead OF any thing IN the way of
good luck to THE PROPRIETOR
n. B.-An our Presidents have patronzed the Turf
When General Washington did not a horse of his
own he often Judge of the Race All the three
Presidents from tue Redclay district, gave their
tenance to the sport Mr. Adams, when President was
sure to Ne on the stand at the tap OF the Drum-And
as for = Old Hickory he has been known to and
win three legs but every knows what he orders
must go ahead and if the French don pay that mo-
ney. II hear the drum tap to some purpose
Nj
a YNCHBuRG SPRING RACEs-The Races
d over this Course will commence on Tuesday the
26ih of May, and continue four days.
FIRST DAY
Swcepstake Colt Race, for three year old colts and
FLIES, one mile and repeat-$50 entrance, p P.-threc
entries and closed.
,-yy~HL, l,,' ssAzkz4zs 70, dam Kitty Madison
Benjamin Davidson enters bay s,lt b !Sbalsrearc
with one White hind foot) dam unknown.
VIM McCargo enters bay by Sir Charles dam by
Vrginign.
SECOND DAY.
Proprietor's Purse 5000 mile heats entrance SIS
THIRD Day
Jockey Club PARSE $500, thee mile heats, entrance
Proprietors Purse $500, omie heats, entrance Si5
The Proprietor is prepared to accommodate forty or
fifty horses
IL The moncy for each days race will be paid to the
winner. subject to the usual discount The Proprietor
feels warranted in saying to the public that the prospect
bids fair for good sport this Spring
May 5. iis-Stf
EpELLEFONTE RACES.-Ihc Races over this
u y Course will commence on the 9TH "Wednesday in
May, being the eth day of the month"; and continue
days.
First day-The -proPrietor's purse, $500; twomile
heats, entrance $l5.
Second dayThe Jockey Club purse, $500; thieemile
lfIeats, entrand( $50.
Third dayAA handicap, mile heats, best three in
FIVE, for the balance Of the Club money added to the
entrance money This will no doubt be a rood one
as there is iiom $40 to 800 Of the Club money En-.
trance S25.
Stables and litter furnished race horses eratis-ond
every exertion in The power of the Proprietor to pro-
mote the comfort Of his visitors.
sAML b. JEfER, Propricior
Notoway County, May 3. i'd
! NOTI('E-Under a resolution of the Board of Trus
1V tees Of the Richmond Academy, hereby rive no.
ce, that the said board will proceed Friday the 9th
day OF June next TO appoint PRIEcIPAL of the RcH
SoSD ACADEMY. salary of one thousand dollars pcr
annum will be allowed ard certain proportion of The
Tees from the pupils, which may make his compensation
from sixteen hundred 10 two thousand dollars Ii is rot
intended by the Trustees prescribe the discipline and
course of instruction be adopted for the Academy
until they shall have the views of the Principal they
may appoint these subjects and il contemplated TO
eject assistant Instructors in time open the Academy
carly in the month OF October. Gentlemen who may be
qualified for, and wish TO obtain, the appointment rn.
cpal will be pleased to forward their recommendations
TO me, pest Pad any time bcor' the fifth day of June
JOHN BKOCKENBROUGH
President of the Board of Trustees
Richmond, Virginia, pril "a, 1875. lij-12i
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