Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-05
NNAsInNGToN CITY JOCKEY CLUB RA.

Gen. Gibson's b. + by Monsieur Tonson,
} Powder, Jr, br. {. by Forester,
Vol. Sclden, b. c. by Sir Charles,
y. N. Oliver, b. I. ny Shakespeare.
Dame day Washington Plate, value $500. Entrance
TO De made the preceding evening.
trance.
Same day-rhc Whip Race, TO be hereafter o~rrangcd)
u single mile.
sd day-1he Breeders Plate. for 9 wear olds mil. bt,
5 subs. ""e "'
James b.. Kendall, b. C. by Merlin,
j. Powder, Jr, b. C. by 4 Forester,
Gov. Sprigg, b. c. by Industry,
Ed Hamilton, CHI. t. by Am. Eclipse.
Same day-PIoprictors Purse, 500, $40 entrance.
pest 5 IN ., On. h. free only for horses owned i'm hI,rv..
lanI and the District of Columbia, and WITHIN Gly miles
of Washington.
4h day-Jookey Club Purse $500. 4 II. II Entrance
$25. A
The above Purses and Plate will be paid at the Stand,
without discount.
At the Fall meeting, commencing the ID Tuesday of
October; $1,000, 5000, and other large purses will be OF:
lcIcuj equal 10 any race meeting in the country.
Iritte being understood not to be in training. it is
Toh'uently expected there will be a numerous assem-
Oid@e oi young aspirants for the highest honors.
futher accommodation, IN every respect, Is bcinn
made.
SiaCIng on The Course, old fodder, and every other
requisite provided. Stabing and straw gratis.
Baggage wagons will Ice at the wharf ON the arrival
oil the Steamboats, from Norfolk and Potomac Creek. for
the accommodation ofrace horses. Fare, &c. free orcost.
Every effort will be made to give general satisfaction
April q. Cll4-tfl Y. N. OLIVER, Proprietor.
BWARYLAND. JOCKEY CLUB RACES. over tho
LVA- Central Course, near Baltimore, will commence
on the third Tuesday in May, uJth) and continue four
FIRST DAY-Mlc heats.
a sweepstakes for the get Of Stallions; the Colts or
Flilics to be three years old this Spring; $500 entrance,
hall forfeit; eight Subscribers.
John Minge enters the Get of Timolcon.
2-Wm. r. Johnson enters the get of Medley.
3-John NJ. Botts enters the get OF Johanna.
John Z. Stevens enters the get of Eclipsc.
nos. SnOWdCn, Jr, enters the Get of Industry
O~J"hn I. Craig enters the get of Sir Charles.
I-John &. Stevens enters the get OF Sir Henry.
"a: Robinson enters the getof Monsieur Tonson.
In tins Race, the get Of eigiH of the most distinguish.
ed Race horses that have figured on the American Turf.
MIL contend Tor the honor OF their sires and their own
The result will be watched with deep interest by the nu-
merous owners of the blood of cach.-and the winner
whist IN raising himself to imperishable renown, will
famIly-Evcn the drowning honors of - ~ j.; IN liz
race he plucked up and restored.
SECOND DAY-Itoo mile beais.
for 'he Crai9 Plate, consisting OF q most splendid Tea
service, cost $500; the winner to take the Plate or S5OO
az ms option entrance money depending on the number
OF Subscribers.
ffopnetors Purse, $500; entrance So.
FoUErlt DAY-F0pr mis It0ts.
Jochey Club Pu7sc. $1,000 entrance $50.
isare are one or t.so stakes for Colts and FiUi-4a,r.-
sag eai wiAoh II US expected VIII be made previous 60
1hn Coare. wlarh ~ aaatn isl1r, KIM +,
slnes ~ csia5llI1fept ui ,a which a 4 tn.
bf bog 80 r~rarftasy qu.rk nas ira aa56s,nce 40.
"f%AE NAnNAt ny NNeka tNHHfr NN NfT NFIa.Hnf gI No
N4te-i. Fcs idcnt und several other AiCHll rltf to el4b
aag 9s paEd % be e6leDY 5s afHr
1t cannot escape notice, that the friends OF the National
C0RconttoRi TO nominate Il horse fy the great race Of fonr
miles out, over the track of the Unioa. have. no douh,
purposcly fixed upon the same time, for their ,oeeijug
thns' clearly proving, not any political concert, or magi-
cal influence, but the coniraLitY of our position-ond iIo
nationality Of the sport. Well! let them como. of nh
Pariies-irom the East and the West, and the centre of
tie =" EMPIRE. All shall be welcome, and every nag
have fair Play-whether he be black, white or cIeSsn@i
Let them come fairiy to tie poSt-avoid ful ridinr-onI
Inc Deyil take the hindmost- Bat were it possible to
have Old Hickory there, with Old Truxton in his nI,,cs
and Old Simon to handle him, we euess il wouId be {. y
sll'il circumstance ahead OF any thing in the way of
good luck TO- THE PROPRIETOR.
n. B.-Ail our Presidents have patronizpd the Inf
When General Washington did not start a horse of his
own, he was often Judge of the Race. An the three
PRESIDENTS from the "Red-clay district, - gave their coun.
tchance to the sport. Mr.. Adams, when President. was
sure to be on the stand, at the tap Of the DrumZAnd
as for 90 Old Hickory he has been known to run and
win on three legs but every one knows what he orJrrs
must go ahead; and if the French don't paw us Thai n,n-
ney, we IL hear the drum tap to some purpose.
MAY /. TIT }. M. sELDEN.
REV DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT. MN.
IN SIM Ho"Se, IN he Store fOrner{y occupiea bI Bqd.
@Wt ~ hcm"-B. II. RANDOLPu, having taken this store.
has Just opened a large and splendid assortment
oil STAPLE AND FAYcY Day GoODs. at Wholesale
ana retail comprising every variety of American, En-
gnnsfy French, Scotch, Irish and Swiss manufacture.
all OF which have been well selected, and will be Offered
at cxceedingly low prices.
Great attention has been paid to the selection of all
KINDS OF furnishing Goods, viz: Linens and linen Sheet.
ings, %damasks, bird'seyc, huckaback and Russia Diapers
daulask table cloths of every size and quality. uankins
and dowlas, common towclling.
Persons searching for such Goods. will al1avs find nj,
TINS store, a general assortment, and those only that are
pure Linen.
Rich Silks, Mandarines, French MusIins Of sunerb
patterns ana q~ualIty-also, other styles OF fashionable
Spring Goods for Ladies' dresses.
Paris Embroidery. thread I.accs and Ea,inos r,,st,
lnsertings and Edginns.
Splendid fancy IIdkf5. and Sbawls. of every variety
I@hles satin CTayats, a beautiful article, and other
styles Of neck dresses.
Elegant bonnet and cap Ribbons, Gloves and Hosic.
ry; OF every description.
Linen cambria Ildkfs, Kcntings, blue and yellow
Nankccns.
Cloths, Cassimcros, Ycstings, Rochcllas. Ct Bonba
zines, Summer Cloths, Punccua3 and Circassi,us.
thread and grass Linens and DriI|i,rs. and u,,,ocrr
other Fashionable Goods, for g~culcmcnis Summer y.por.
stocks Ut the newest pattern, black italian and plaid
SILK Cravais, thread Gloves. cotton. and thread half
Hose, SPilalieid and PoDeee, lae, silk. and bandannl
hindkcrchicfs; youths do.
silk and cotton umbrellas and parasoIs
German Butlaps and Oznaburra. with every si,1, of
domestic goods manuilcturcd-thcs with every artirie
Of Dry Goods now boo Use, will form "a general ...rt,o,f
an OF which viii be offered as low as they ear be Lot,bt
IN this or any other market.
Iaviugd u agent iu New Yort. I si.,i1 rec.iv, by ,.,
~ arrival, additions 60 thc stock. rendering tie ass9.l
nent always complete, and iIom TIC importing and agc.
"". iliu' b. II. RANDOLPH.
AprH - 1IJ-st
tel EGitOES! NEGROES!4I have Stationed r,r-clr
l. at the BollmgbroOk Hotel. in PETERSBURG. To- buy
Negroes. Persons wishing tpsrlI. either p To,Vn orsi
joining counties. willdo we'll To- rive lac a cali as rv,crf
70 pay libcrfi prices for such a. arc likcly. ofhof, easos
from ~ 10 20 gears Of agc-Nicchanics and L,ryo
servants ga pnfucular-AuY Information directed TO tine
subscriber, viii be- attended to promptly.
RICHARD r. BEASLEY.
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