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PEDIGREE.


He foaed in $780, and got by that canital racer
and stallion Chateau Margaux The Gcst for mile horse Of
ms day, winner of fourteen four mile races (incuding
II. G. races,) om Of fjieen and who won twentv-tvo
times on the most fashionable courses in England His
Dam by PARTISAN, one OF the best and stations
OF his day his grandam Svertail by Gohanna tie best
Jour "he horse 81 his ddy, and equally celebrated as a
stallion; his or. grandam by Orvc, who covered at
o2 los out of the dam of the famous racers and stall
hyer-A lircd-Engineer-Bay Malton's dam by Cade-
Lass of the Mir by Old Travcller-Mss Makeless bv
Young reyhound-Partner-M Miss Does dam by Wood
cock--Croits Bay BaIb-Desdamona dam bv NokeIess
ton Barb mare.
Chateau Margaux was got by Whalebonc bis dam
Wasp by Gokanna-Ilighhycr- Chantcleer's dam bv
Eclipse Rosebud by Trap-Mss Belsea by RegulusE
Bartletts Childers--Honcywood Arabian.dam of the
lwo true Blues. lie was splendid racer especially
at long distances winning all his engagements over the
~ Course At years old he started ten times a,,d non
1ne races and at years he started eghf times aotot
losing His colts nOic running sph yreof cur
cess IN ERgiand having more and better winners tLan
any young stallion
1t would be useless to extend Claret's pedigree fur
therohch IS the best IF the g0od uyiraIfcd in eyeeL
eec, and Of singular richness and purg il embraces in
an eminent degree in its various come xions and nv tho
closest affinity the mast disnguhed horses both on tho
tut and Ia Mc stud in ancient and modern times and
combines and uncs the best crosses of the Ue
Matchem and Snap blood and more especially the stout
est strains o. ,he Eclipse blood from Eclipse himself
ana his sons; PotSos, Mercury King Fergus AIcxan.
DER, and DOngannon, sire of Bedford.
I'm ANCERY-YIeeisfA+-At Rules held in Tho
n Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Cont 81 a,
ana Chancey for Goochlond county, the Cd day Of Feb
Enzabetn Lowry, PltR
John G. Miller Executor Of Susanna scruees deed
William Gray, and Jane Poor, Executrix IF Thomas
Poor, deed, r, =, i''"'
lie defendant, John G. Miller, Executor Of Susanna
ScrugQs, dec d., not having entered lie LA
given security according to the Act of Assemble and
the Rules OF tins Court, and il appearing BY satisfactory
evidence that he IS not inhabant Of this Common
wealtli-h IS ordercd that the said Defendant Jobn &,
er Executor as aforesaid do appear before The Judge
o. our su Court ~ the Courthouse the first day Of
and inst copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in the city Of Richmond for
Two months successfully and posted at the front door Of
the Courthouse Of this COUNT 'OV' "
Copy-|Iestc, MAR. w. MILLER, u. c.
February 10. 20 80,
Us. H. STREET, Of Woodvie, Mississippi Attor.
" ney and Counsellor at Law offers his professional
services to his friendsand the public
november - 5G-1af2m-m4m
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NOJiCE-Ihere committed to the Jail Of fIo
county Of Charlotte, ON the 9th October 1884 az
runaway negro man, who calls himself Dick Arbcrz
ana says that he is free man, from Hartford CO.. g.
lie Is stout built dark mulatto fellow about feet 7
inches high The owner f there be any,) is requested
come ana prove his property pay charges and take
him away or he will be dealt with as te Jaw directs
Dec. 10, 1874 61",yS a. -
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nos. H. STREET, Of Woodyille MIssssippi Attor
~ ney and Counsellor at Law offers his professional
services to his ffendsand the public
november -. 5G-Iaf9m-m4m
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THE IMPORTED HORSE
Gvaref

YHNHlS most splendid acc-horsc and stallion COM
menccd his FIRST season at my stable, n, Charlotte
courthouse, Va on the LIST day Of February, 1885,
500 the season, payable the LIST day of July at which
umc the season expircs$lOO the insurance. bc paid
as soon as 1t ~ ascertaincd that the with foal
partng with the mare before that fact ascertancd for
icts the insurancc) Any gentleman becoming respon-
siele Tor or putting mares, shall pay for only. In
every case 81 VIII be required to the groom Good and
extensive pasuage will be furnished gratis and mares
well fed with grain at % per day il required
Servants with mares will be boarded gratis All possible
pains VIII bc tikento prevent accidents or escapes but
will not be liable for any that may occur.
Feb. IL. I.2-wt1 WYATT CALDWELL
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H IKGINIi.--AI ClTcuIt SuDrriOr
Court of Law and Chancery, continued and held for
Buckingham county, the 18th day of September 1884:
David Shanks and Thomas Shanks Plaintiffs.
against
Thomas Sanders, executor of Samuel Sanders dec d
James Sanders William Sanders, Francis Sanders Jas
Hooper, and Judith his wife, William Winston and
Sally his wc' Calvin Sanders, Samuel Sanders, and
stephen Sanders Thomas Sanders James Sanders (son
oil John,) John Sanders, and Elizabeth Sanders
mn Defendants.
William Winston, and Sally his wife. Calvin SAN
ders, Samuel Sanders, Stephen Sanders Thomas
Sanders, James Sanders, (son of JohnD John San
, aeIs and Elizabeth Sanders, not having entered
elr appearance, and given security according to the
Act of Assembly and the Rules of this Court and il
appearing by satisfactory evidence that they are not in
habants of this country: IL IS ordered That tho ,;d
absent defendants do appear here on the first av of
April term, and the bill of the plaintiff and that
copy OF this order he forthwith inserted in some ncws
paper published in the city of Richmond for months
successfully, and posted the front door of the Court
house of this county. Copy Tcsle
Jan. %. [sl-wowl r. ELDRiDGE, c. c. 5. c.
EN- CHANCERY-YI rules holden ~ ,Lo
IA Clerks office of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
ana Chancery, for Hanover county, the 10th day of
January, 1885: "' VI
Parke Street pI,T
against
Garter Berkeley, Sheriff of Hanover, to whom the
estate OF George Street, 3D. unadmnistcred by La
ney Jones, hath been committed to be administered
Antnony street, and Sally Seward who Sally Street
William Street and Hannah Brown Dehs
The defendants Sally Seward and Hannah Brown M,
having entered their appearance and given security ac
cording to the Act Of Assembly and the Rules ~ tb;s
court appearing by satisfactory evidence that they
are not inhabitants OF this Commonwealth ON tlc mo,
uon oil the Plaintiff, by bis Attorney-H is ordered that
the said defendants do appear here on the FIRST dsv f
API Term mex and answer the bill of the Plaintiff and
nat copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in the city of Richmond for t,c
months successfully and that another COPY be- nosted =,
he 'front.' door OF the Courthouse of this countv
January II. 70 NJ - -
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IA ADf mlNE.-A fayoriic Rondno Ia Poocco
x composed and arranged for the Piano Forte bv
Charles Berg Of this City, together with great variety
OF new and fashionable Music for the Piano Forte has
been received this day, (2lst FebruafyJby
Feb 20. fD6-u0 IN 4 eNitrrI1
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81 WOTSPUH ME Sire ofMaseppa, will stand the en-.
a ~ sung season, at 81. Leger, (Mr John IIcti's1
~ the county Of Chesterfield 22 miles from PETERSBURG
10 miles from Richmond, and miles south Of the Coal
fi,s Particulars will be given hereafter.
Zee. -. lIO-Ui JOHN r. CHRISTIAN
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I'm Y-VIRciYIA--At Circuit Suncrior
"a Court of Law and Chancery continued and held for
buckingham county, the 18th day of September 1884,
David Shanks and Thomas Shanks Plaintiffs
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BANK or VIRGIsIA, April u 1885.
HpY an Act of the General Assembly of Virginia. the
.ED President Directors and Company of this Bank
authorized augment the capital thereof to the ex-
tent OF five thousand shares Of hundred dollars
each Therefore, notice is hereby given, that the Prcsi
dent and Directors will receive proposals for the whole
for part of the said five thousand shares of additional
stock until the first day of June next No offer at
less advance than seven and half per cenum on the
par value OF the stock will be accepted Ten dollars
must be paid each share taken as the offers
Admitted, and fifteen dollars additional on the first
day OF July next. The residue may be divided if de-
srable into equal nsalments payable in three six and
nine months from the first day of July, bearing interest
of six per cent from that day Certificates of stock will
not be issued until the whole the shares Ia
ken Shall be paid but scrip will be granted on the FIRST
payment subject TO the after payments Those who OBJ
tain this additional stock will be entitled to dividend of
the nett profits that may be declared the first Monday
IN January, 1886, without bonus or offset
The capital Of tins Bank, is, at present $274O,CO0,
more than one-third Of which is owned by the Com
monwealth of Virginia. The charter was originally
granted in the year 1904 has been twice we'd and
continues until May, 1912. The contingent fund exceeds
the amount Of suspended debt (aud will be increased by
the surplus profits in JuyO to which The holders of the
new stock will be entitled, in with the other
stockholders IN racabe proportions The present
ket price OF the stock is $llO, although each share is
subject to bonus to the State of one dollar and FIT
cents payable IN 1--WE seniiannua iDstalmcns Of thirty
cents Wheneyer desired by the holder, the dividends
on the STOCK Will be paid at the Farmers aud Mechanics
Bank OF Philadelphia, at the Mechanics Bank of New
YORK and arrangements will be made for the transfer
OF the stock at those Banks
Soled proposals. endorsed 90 Proposals for the nddi.
tona stock Of the Bank of Virginia. must be forwarded
to me- as Cashier Of the Bank which will not be opened
un e hFst uay OF June nest ~ presence Of those who
may think proper to attend. Where proposals shall be
equal in price, those will be prefrred which offer for the
greater number Of shares aud where the price and mum.
Der equal preference will be piven 20 the proposas
fret received In coeo If f,;I,,rc - -, 49, - /,
payments on the stock taken the party falling will for.
felt to the Bank the prior payments made
~ order Of the President aud Directors Of the Bank
April 2s fiO~td
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Q The ENQUIRER is published twice week. generally, and
three week during the State Legislature
Price, the hcctc Five Dollars payable IN ad
Notes OF Chartered banks (on viii be re-
cciyei Tho Eto will the safety of remit
hcm b MALL the all being paid by the
No will be discontinued, the discretion OF the
Editors, until all boon paid
Whoever will the of shall
have the tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING
continuance,
o assumed by person in this cnvirons
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E1Ix,Ecgrogs SALE OF REAL EsTATE-A

ETXECUTORS SALE OF REAL EsTATE-At
~ o'clock, 2. NJ on TiVrsday the 25th day of Nav
next will be sold at public auctions the highest bidder
deceased the intersection Of and 9Th strec,s in the
city OF richmond, occupied by Mr. McCabe II will be
divided into three Tenements; two on and ono on 5tb
Street
Terms Of sale-Oncfoufth cash (or a note al 60 DAYS
with inerestD and the residue at g. 10 and 10 months
win interest Negotiable Notes, with approved en-
dorsers and deed Of trust on the property will be
required Of the purchasers for the credit payments
FRED HARRIS
Egecator Of -. Bullock
~ y Immediately after the above sale will rent for
ono year 90 the highest bidder the new Lumber Honse
fronting the Basin Of the Canal entire or to be divided
s April -. ttc "a
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pOIIrlCAL NlEM-ls

II seems that tic NuGcrs Of the South will support
Mr. White for the Presidency, notwithstanding his vote
for tho Bloody Bill md the support he has given to
the Admir- OF General Jackson We were pre-
pared for this movement, firmly convinced that
the adhcrcnts Of Notification would support any man,
entertaining any principles in opposition 10 the Repub
lcan candidate The vote Of Mr. White for the Bloody
Bill and the support hc has uniformly given 10 the ca.
If the Administration forgofic1 aud will be
t1giren, II be is willing TO be the tool Of the Null
LITIGATION Party, and tie instrument to be used TO
distract the Republican Party, 10 dscord and
iomcnt opposition 20 the Administration In or
der 10 accomplish such dfsirabic Obircts a new par.
~ is organizing which is 20 be composed Of all
those who have nothing 10 expect from the present Ad.
minsiration from the nex one should the Rcpubli-
party succeed in clcciiue their candidate. We were
also prepared for the organization Of party; there
not in the composition Of the Opposition party in
the United States, sufficient guarantee for the adic.
Of the members to that system Of opposition adopt.
cd by the leaders. here too great diversity Of
principles among the various portions Of tho Opposition
10 expect concentration Of the votes in their
hence the plan Of hosting another 6og under which
their scattered Opposition may be induced 10 rally in or.
der to PreScntto their opponents more solid phalanx
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VALUABLE CORN AND PLASTER MILL FOR
W SALE OR EASE--This hndinn IL sifnnied On

w = IN 10 III. NJ ID Fcf1
the south side of G street. in the city of Richmond
and Immediately adjoining the Basin of the James River
canal, from whence it can draw abundant and uni
form supply of water No mill surpass it in egib
lily Of situation 1t is built of and brick 40 feet
square, stories high, with tin painted roof pair
stones, feet diameter, of French burr, all the inside
gcerng of IRON sets of elevators with and Ia
the materials throughout of the best quality Ano-
Their pair of stones may be added for being
in which large and lucrative business ut partcu
lar seasons of the year.
will sell the above, lease it for term of years
In the latter case good security will be required for the
puncual payment of the rent semi annually and for
keeping the Mill in good order. IL will be finished
ready for work in few weeks. | will also sell some
very valuable SITES for FAcToRIEs with abundant wa
tcrpowcr Joining the above. have also HOUSES
and LoTs, in different parts of the City, which am
willing to dispose Of
Full particulars may be learned by applying at the of
flee of The Gallego Mills. T.. J. CHEVALLlE.
April 70 I16-H
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April %.

IOTICE.-Under resolution of the Board of Trus-
V tees of the Richmond Academy, hereby give no.
tce that the said board will proceed Friday the 9Th
day OF June next, to appoint PRIScIPAL of the RcH
MoND ACADEMY. salary of one thousand dollars per
annum will be allowed, and certain proportion of the
fees from the pupils, which may make his compensation
from sixteen hundred to two thousand dollars 1t not
intended by the Trustees to prescribe the discipline and
until they shall have the views of the Principal they
may appoint these subjects, and it is contemplated to
elect assistant Instructors in time to open the Academy
early in the month OF October Gentlemen who may be
qualified for and wish to obtain, the appointment ofPrn-
cipa will be pleased to forward their recommendations
to me, post paul. any time before the fifth day of June
JOHN BROCKENBROUGH,
President of the Board of Trustees
Richmond Virginia, April "a, 1885. 1l5-l2t
{cJ The National InegcnceT,
Evening Post will the above twice week Tor six weeks and
send their accounts TO this office for collection.
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"a OTlCE-JOSEPH T.. WALKER having left the
v city Of Richmond without apprising me Of his in.
tcnon 50 70 do and having TO believe that he left
with the design not 10 return have deemed IL nccessa-
~ and proper forthwith to dissolve the connection here
tofoe subssing between the said Walker and myself as
Proprietors Of the Richmond Museum, under the firm
and style Of Walker q Loronand do hereby give no.
tee that the said connection firm is this day dissolved
and that shall accordingly hold myself in no manner
responsible for any debt engagement which the said
Walker may contract. RICHARD LORTON
Sole Proprietor Of the Richmond Museum
April u. 1l3-4t
send their account for collection.
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a PAMUNKEY FARM FOR SALE.-Tbe subscri.
IA Der offers for sale the Farm which he resides,
and which was formerly the residence of VIM. d. Cai-
borne, Esq. is situated in the county of King Will
liam, the Pamunkey river, about five miles below the
berty Hall The farm is situated in agreeable neigh
borhood and contains about six hundred Of Land
with convenient and comfortable dwelling house. and
all necessary farm houses aached--a portion of it is
fine meadow land The subscriber owns fve-sevenths
of the whole Of the original tract which, by different
surveys, is estimated at from eight TO nine hundred
The owners Of the remaining twosevents also de-
srous of selling their nteresso that the entire Tract
can be purchased Belonging to this Farm there is
good FisbeFyt contains also, large body of Pocosin
land, $50 caed Of great fertility and which it is only
necessary to examine, to be convinced that it may be
permanently reclaimed, aud at moderate cost. In my
absence, my brother, DIR. Kennon who lives me,
viii have fol" authority to dispose Of the property.
long credit will be given, if dcsred upon proper secur
ty To any person DESTROYS of purchasing the above
Farm will also sell every thing OF it, including house
hold furniture. BEVERLEY KENNON
April n. 1I5-St
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MTEW DRY GOODS Observation-Disclosures Nam

~ sion House. IN the Store formerly occupied By Bad.
srin & kem-B. H. RANDOLPH having taken this store,
has just opened large and splendid assortment
of SrArLE AND FANcY Dry Goops, at Wholesale
glsh, French Scotch, Irish and Swiss manufacture,
all of which have been well selected and will be offered
at exceedingly low prices.
Great attention has been paid to the selection of all
kinds of furnishing Goods viz Linens and linen Sheet
ngs damasks bird eye huckaback and Russia Diapers
and dowlas, common towelling
Persons searching for such Goods will always find
this store general assortment and those only are
pure Linen.
Rich Silks, Mandarines French Muslns of superb
patterns and quatyalso, other styles of fashionable
Spring Goods for Ladies' dresses.
Paris Embroidery, thread Laccs and Edgings muslin
lnsertings and Edgings.
Splendid fancy Hid kfs and Shawls, of every variety
Ladies' satin Cravats, beautiful article, and other
styles of neck dresses.
Elegant bonnet and cap Ribbons, Gloves and IIosie
~, of every description.
Linen cambria Hdkfs, Kentings, blue and yellow
Nankeens.
Cloths, Cassimercs Vestings, Rochcas Ga Bomba-
zines, Summer Cloths, Princetins and Circassians
thread and grass Linens and Drillings and numerous
other fashionable Goods for gcntlemens Summer wear
Stocks of the pattern black Italian and plaid
silk Cravas, thread Gloves, cotton, and thread half
Hose, Spitahed and Pongee, flag, silk and bandanna
handkerchief; youths do
Silk and cotton umbrellas and parasols
German Burlaps and Ozpaburgs with every style of
domestic goods manufactured with every article
of Dry Goods in USE will form general
All OF which will be offered low the be boue
in this or any other market.
Having agent in New York, shall receive by eye
ny ARRIVAL additions to the stock rendering the assert
ment always complete, and from the importing and
ton Houses. b. H. RANDOLPH
April 23. Ii6-St
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NE EETING Of The Upper 9Ppomuto1 Company On
1VH the first day OF May next general meeting ofhe
stockholders of the Upper Apponattox Company, will
take place in the town of Farmville at the of Mr.
George r. Jerics, in order to take into consideration
the law authorizing increase of stock and further inn
provement of the river passed at the last session of the
General Assembly of Virginia; and to provide for the
opening Of books of subscription for the stock To
insure meetings it is earnestly requested, that all stock
holders will attend send proxies represent them in
the meeting. BY THE TRUSTEES
0fhe Upper 9PPcmauo1 Company.
April TO- Hid
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BBLOODED STOCK FOR SALEe-The subscri-
. Der will sell at auction, the day of the Jockey
Club race, at Fairfield the Both instant.

bIpodcd sl0ck'
st Lady Berkeley with Timoleon colt dropt tf1s,.
sPrngl 10 years Old got by Trafalgar her dam old R
Alexandria by Ale&SaHdef, her g g dam woodpeckcr,
her g. g. g. dam by Phlegon, out of Lord Egremonts
Highflycr Iaare--put To Tranby
ID Reform, DIX Dr. mare, years old, got by Johnson
Tariff, dam by Col Hoskns Sir Peter O. dam by High
lander, g. G. dam by Cade,g G. dam by Lonsdale,
of thorough bred mare imported by the Hon. Thomas
Nelson--put to Tranby
3D. Byzantine, sorrel fly years old, by Johanna,
out Of Lady Berkeley.
4th essamne, bay FLY, year old, out of Reform,
by Masons Ratlcr.
Gentlemen who wish to purchase valuable stock are
invited TO attend this sale. RICHARD HILL.
April ID. 1l2-wtds
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VHNiE Spring meeting the Fairfield Course will
N commence on Wednesday, the 29th inst, and con-
tnue four days.
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NNTASHINGTON CITY JOCKEY CLUB RIA.
Wv CES-SPRIEG MEETING-To commence on
Tuesday, 18th May, and continue four days.
LIST ddy-A sweepstake, for year olds, mile heats
sub 800 ca II. {. 4 subs
Gen. Gibson's b. f. by Monsieur Tonson,
J. Powder, Jr., br C. by Forester,
Col. Selden, b. by Sir Charles,
Y N. Oliver, b. I. by Shakespeare.
Same day Washington Plate, value $500. Entrance
TO be made the preceding evening.
2d day-ProPrclor's Purse, $500, m. h. Sl5 en-
trance.
Same dayThe Whip Race, Ito be hereafter arrangcd,)
a single mile.
Sd dayThe Breeders Plate, for year Odds, mile hts
subs.
George l.. Stocket, b. c. by Industry
James b. Kendall, b. C. by Merlin,
J. Powder, Jr, b. c. by Forester,
Gov Spngg, b. c. by Industry,
Ed Hamilton, ch. by Am. Eclipse.
Same day-Pfoprietor's Purse, 300, $40 entrance
best in 8 On h. free only for horses owned in Mary
land and the District Of Columbia and within Gy miles
Of Washington.
9TH daySJockey Club Purse 800, IN h. Entrance
$25.
The above Purses and Plate will bc paid at the Stand
without discount
At Che Fail meeting, commencing thc I'd Tuesday Of
October $1,000 $500 and other large purses will be of
iered, equal 90 any meeting in the country.
Trfe being understood not TO be i'm training, it is
confidently expected there will be numerous Assem-.
blage Of young aspirants for the highest honors.
Further accommodation, in every respect, is being
made
Stabling the Course old fodder and every other
requisite provided. Stabling and straw gratis
Baggage wagons will he at the wharf the arrival
Of the Steamboats, from Norfolk and Potomac Creek for
the accommodation Of race horses Fare free Of cost
Every effort ~ " be made to give general satisfaction
n nrltO