Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-06


forthwith inserted in the Richmond Enquirer for
months successfully and posted at the front door of tho
A Copy-Tese, R0LFE ELDRIDGE,c .rc
September l. 3i-wsw
EN CHANCERY--vmelN Hanover County
n Court, August 18th, 1885:
Carr w Seay, Pltf
against.
Saml Luck and Elizabeth his wife John Morning and
Nancy his wife, Michael Shroudcr and Sally his wife,
Benjamin Eatheron and Polly his wife, Samuel Ches
and Dice his wife, Patsey Eggleston, and Eli A., Pat
sey, Polly and -- seay, the children and heirs at
law OF John Seay, decd, Dcfts.
The Defendants Patsey Eggleston and Eli A. Patsey,
Polly and - seay, not having entered their aP
sembly and the rules of this Court i, appearing to
the Court by satisfactory evidence that they are not in
habitans of this Commonwealth On the motion of the
Plaintiff 1T is ordered, that the said Defendants do APP
pear here the FIRST day of November Court next and
answer the Bill of the Plaintiff and that copy of this
order be forthwith inserted in newspaper publish
ed in the City of Richmond for two months successive
N and that another copy be posted at the front door of
A Copy-Testc, PHILIP b. WINSTON, enc.
Sept |. 31-wSw
I'm CHANCERY-ViRGINIA Rules held in the
III Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery for Gloucester county, the 9th day of
Richard Leigh administrator of John d. Leigh, de-
ceased, Plaintiff,
Rachael Mitchell widow of John Mitchell. Richard
Mitchell VIM ID. Mitchell, Alexander Mitchell, Francis
Mitchell, Lucinda HOLIDAY, who was Lucinda Mitchell
Alice Mitchell, James T. Clements and Orinda his wife
who was Orinda Mitchell, Defts
The defendant, Alice MITCHELL not having entered
her appearance and given security according The act
of Assembly and the rules of this Court and appearing
by satisfactory evidence, that she is nhabtant of
this Commonwealth: On the motion of the plaintiff by
Thomas &. Amory his Attorney it is ordered, that the
said defendant do appear here the first day Of the
term and answer the bill of the plaintiff and that copy
OF this order be forthwith inserted in newspaper
published in the city Of Richmond for months
cessvcy and posted at the front door of Courthouse of
Copy-Teste ARTHUR l.. DAVIES. &C.
August % 321wsw
q tHRIsTIANsylLLE RACEs-FALl is35--'fbe
" Races over this Course will Mon
day, the Goth day of October, and continue days
FIRsr DAY.-A colt race-mile heats SlGO entrance,
half forfeit-four entered and closed
John &. Goode names CHI C by HAHN Of Calope;
p b. Starke, grey lley by Medley, dam Lady IIanil-
ton; w. w. Hurt, CHI fcy by Sir Charles dam by Sir
Archy; VIM. McCargo, bay colt by Sir Charles dam
Eagle.
SKcoxD DAY--A colt race Q mile heas.-slOO en-
trance, half iorfeit,-eight entered and closed.
Paul Darlington enters bay colt by Tonson dam
Aurora; John G. Goode enters VIM o Goodies c fllcy
by HAHN, dam by Virginian.
Richard c. Pufyear enters II skipwith's Gey by
Medley, dam Creeping Kate by Sir Archy
John r White enters colt or flley by Trufile, out Of
the imported Phantom
Nathaniel Alexander enters bay illey by Hahn dam
by Shylock.
Thomas-Graves enters Margaret by Johanna, dam
by Charles.
Thos j. Garden enters Jennie Deans by Charles, dam
Ann Bullcn by Prospect
David Pointer enters Thomas McGehce's colt by Ton
TnRD DAY.--Proprietors Purse two mile heats, S2OO
fifteen dollars entrance.
FoURrH DAY.--Jockey Club Purse three mile heats,
$500 $40 entrance.
Fwrn Day Balance of Jockey Club Purse, 600,
two mile heats 10 entrance
SAME DAY.-A Corn Swee pstake, mile beats-free for
any horse that never Pufse-enrance 10 barrels
Of Corn To be closed the evening preceding the Race
SIXTH DAY.--llandlcap, mile heats; best three ia
FIVE, purse $lOOenrancc $40, TO be added 10 the purse
On the day will be run for an elegant Saddle
Bride and Equipments and the gate money mile heats:
free for any horse, mare, gelding that won a
Purse,--enirance $l0.--Money hung up for each day
without discount
The Turf is in fine order, and the Proprietor pledges
himself to do every thing in hs power to render bis
guests pleasant and comfortable lie will be prepared to
accommodate them usual
Stables and Litter furnished horses Qratis.
RICHARD &. PURYEAR, Proprietor
ClyistiansriiIe, McctieHburg Co., Pa.
Sept ~ 3O-,vGus