Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-03-14
THE THOROUGHBRED RACE HORSE
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ANJlLl@ stand the ensuing season at Buckingham
Wv Court House, and at my residence the Pliysc
Spring, in Buckingha county The season will COM
mence the 10Th of March, and end the 10Th July.
Icrms-Tweny dollars the season, due at the expra-
ton of the season. and if then discharged the notes
of individuals will be rcqued-l0 the leap payable at
the time of rendering the scrvice30 rance paya-
bic as the is ascertaned to be n oa-sell
vii, in all cases, be considered squSalent to the as,
pertaining of her being in foalfd 30 cash the
groom in every instance.
Gentlemen at distance, who DESTROYS of obtaining
colts from this celebrated horse, send their mares to
the Physic Spring they will be fed grain for % cts
day, and good pasturage afforded gratis Strict
ton will be paid to them, but without liability for acct
dents or escapes.
Goster is now rising years old, of a beautiful
blood bay possessed OF great muscular power activity,
IA lofty bearing, and perfect symmetry of form, &c
PERFORMANCES
His performances on the turf such entitle him
to high standing among our finest horses. He ran at
ew arket LOT me PROPRIETOR purse two mile heats,
in the Spring of 1882 winning with both heats and
beating seven first rate horses, among which were Mr.
White S Collier (thc w.nncr ot many races, and the
heater of Sally Hornet Andrew, Polly Hopkins and
Virginia Taylor) and Mr. Sclden's Sparrowhaw In
this Gloste disanced Mr. Johnsons Nullifer and
others The season lac ran at Norfolk and Al
though out of order and permanently injured by severe
strain, yet he second best aud concndcd foi the
purse three heats running the second and third heats in
the very short time of }m 4gs and }m 43s Gentlemen
who saw the declared that he had done himself more
honor, considering his order, aud the injury which he
had sustained in tie race than he did al New Market
where he beat seven horses Siace then, Gostcr has
not been lie turf
! Pedtgree.--Glostcr was got by Sir Charles, whose
pedigree is too well known 10 require repetition here
His dam was by Sir Alfred; bis dam by the imported
horse Hambcton G dam by tlc imported Diomed
! g dam by the imported Bedford g g e dam by
Cripple, Lonsdas, Argstgs, G %e @ e''ey' "'d''F
! Glostcr was bred. and is now owned, by Mr. Christie.
per y Morriss OF Gloucester county, who lately sold
colt (Purton) for $1,000. Puron and the dam Of Clog
ter are half brother and sister.
Glostcr is foal gettcrand the subscriber if ne
cessary produce the certificates of the respect
able gentlemen proving his colts TO be remarkably fine
Ptysic Spring, March B. os-w4w
! I'm CHANCERY-VIR IA-In Powhatan County
n Court, Feb the 2d 1885
VIM. Chenault and Eliza his wife, formerly Eliza
hutchinson, Plaintiffs,
against
Thomas P Hutchinson, WIN. II Barker and Polly his
wife, formerly Polly hutchinson Thomas Tyrce, Abner
Tyree and Joseph +. Tyree, children of Timothy w
and Maria his wife, formerly Mari hutchinson now
deceased John l. Dickinson VIM. Adcock, David
Barclay, jr. and Benz. Watkins Sheriff of Powbatan
county, and such administrator Of Jas Hutchinson,
deceased the said Abncr Tyree and Jos n. f. Tyrce,
leaving infants under the age Of u years, Defs.
This day tho plaintiffs by II l.. Hopkins ESQ.,
their Attorney and filed their bill against The dcs aud
on their motion, Il. r. Graves is appointed guardian
al Item, TO the infant defendants Abner and Joseph
~ r. Iyree-and the defendants Thomas r Hutchin-
son, VIM III Barker and Polly his wife, Thos 1yrec and
Abner Iyrcc not having entered their appearance, and
gwen security according 10 the Act Of ssemby and the
Rules Of ts court and IL appearing 20 The satisfaction Of
the court that they not inhabitants ofhis Common
wealth On the motion ofe plaintiffs by their said attor-
ncy il is Oydcrcd that the said absent defendants do ap-
pear here the first Monday May next C5cing court
day and answeftle plaintiffs bill, and i've security for
performing such decree the court maj make heren and
that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted i'm some
newspaper published IN the City Of Richmond aud con-
tnued for two months successycy aud that another
py be posted at the front door Of the Courh Of this
county. a CoPy-Tes,c. II. j.. GRAVES, y. c.
/ Feb. %. g6--wSw
! BIN CHANCERY-VmG Rules held in the
n Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chanccry for Goochand county the Cd day Of Feb,
1885:
Elizabeth Lowry, Pltf
John g. Miller Executor Of Susanna scruggs dec d.,
Williams Gray, and Jane Poor, Exccntrx Of Thomas
Poor, dee d., Dclts.
The defendant John G. Miller Executor Of Susanna
Scruggs dec d. not having entered his appearance and
given security according to the Act Of Assembly and
the Rules Of this Court, and appearing by satisfactory
evidence that ne is not inhabant Of this Common
WEALTH. IS 0rdercd that Che said Defendant, John
Miller Executor aforesaid, do appear before Tie Judge
Of our said Court at the Court house the first day Of
April Court next and answer the bin Of the Plaintiff ;
and that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in he city Of Richmond for
two months successfully and posted al the front door Of
the COurt-house Of this county.
Copy--Tesie, MAR w. MILLER, ~ G.
February 10 e0-wsw