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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-17

proportions and the greatest symmetry and beauty His
head, eye, and neck, very fine his shoulder large
deep, strong and obquc; his back short, with loin
wide and little archcd and very strong his body well
ribbed and deep; and his limbs clean wcllproporiioned
easy IN their motion. and strong he has fine bone and
firm dry muscle. He is a horse of admirable form and
beauty, where nothing could be added aih adrantape
nothing taken away and hardly any thing altered His
blood, form, performances, the racing qualities of his
stock, his size, good temper, and fine action all
us he will prove valuable acquisition to this country
PEDIGREE
He was foaled in $780, and got by that capital racer
and stallion Chateau Nargaux Mc best four mile horse of
X Z. races) ont Of fifteen, and who won TWENTY-FIVE
times on the most fashionable courses in England His
dam by Partisan of the best runners and stations
of his day his grandam Silverail by Johanna The best
four mile horse Of his day, and equally celebrated as
stallion; his or. grandam by Orvle, who covered at
o2 los out of the dam of the famous and stall
lions Rnbens, Castrcl, Selim, &c by Aexander-Hqh.
ayer-Alfred- Engineer Bay Malion's dam by Cade--
Lass of the Mill by Old Travcllcr-Dliss Makeess by
Young reyhound-Partner-Mis Doe s dam by Wood.
cock-CroAs Bay Barb-Desdamona IS dam by NIakeless
out OF Old Thornton by Brmmer-Dicky Pierson-Bur-
ton Barb mare.
Chateau Margaux was got by Whalcbonc; his dam
Wasp by Gohanna-Hi ghhyer-Chanticlcer' dam by
Eclipse-Rosebud by Trap-Miss Belsea by Regulus-
Bartletts Childers-Honcywood's Arabian-dam of the
Two True Blues. He was splendid racer especially
at long distances winning all his engagements over the
IS Course AT years old he started times and aeon
ntne races and at years he started eeht times 1cio
losing once. HIS colts running soih great sue
cess q" England, having and better winners than
any young stallion.
1t would be useless 10 extend Claret's pcdioroc FIR
ther-chieh IS The best Of the good unrracd in erccI-
tece, and Of singular richness and purity it embraces in
eminent degree IN Its various connexions, and by the
closest aihnity the most distinguished horses both on tie
fuU and an The Sthd in ancient and modern times and
combines and untes the best crosses of the Herod
atchem and Snap blood, and more especially the stout
est strdins OF the Eclipse BLOOD from Eclipse himself
and his sons, PotSos Mercury, King Fergus Alcxan-
der, and Dungannon sire of Bedford.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-17
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

AtLASSICAL SCIOOL.-Thc School. at Long
" Creek, Louisa county, will be continued next year
under the superintendent of the subscriber and his
In this School, will be taught the Greek and Latin Ian
guages, English Grammcr, English Composition Geo.
and Arithmetic The School will commence the first
day Of February 1875 and terminate the first day
OF December following. There will be vacation of
four weeks, commencing the 18th day of June The
charge for board, tuition. washing, lodging, and fuel will
be 500 payable one half the LIST day of June 1875
and the other half the first day of December fellow
ing. Long Creek is 35 miles from Richmond, 81 from
Fredericksburg "a from Orange Court House. and g
from Gainesville. The stages from Richmond TO Orange
Court House, and from fredericksburg Cartcrsvllc
pass the school-housc Letters TO the subscriber
should be directed to Long-Cre 2. o., Louisa.
Feb Ia. ls2-1tsJ WILLIAM NELSON
NNATCHERSyILLE FOR RENT.-To be rented
N "a for one years, that valuable and we'll
known Tavern, the Halfway house, the Turnpike
road between Manchester and Petersburg, and if re-
CURED, much land thereto adjoining will be su-
Gent to employ three four abourers The situation
~ high and uncommonly healthy-the buildings, which
are sufficient for all the purposes of Tavern good
repair, with large and fertile garden The advantages
attached to this stand nunerous-there is Post
Office at the place. and the stages stop there every day
to deliver and receive the mnIn short, is the only
house between Manchester and Petersburg suited for
public accommodation, and if well kept, will no doubt
receive considerable public patronage. For terms APP
ply to Richard a. 1stgory, is authorised the
SALLY HATCHER
February IL 92-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-17

N AWRENCEvILLE RACES.-Thc races over the
Bl Lawrcncevile Course for the Spring, 1886 will
commence on the 18th day of April next aud continue
four days.
First Day-Two sweepstakes, colt races; the FIRST
$2UO entrance half forfeit, mile heats, six subscribers
and closed The following the entries to wit.
o. +. Hare, Tonson FLY, out Of Maj Thomas Riley's
mare.
by yrginiau.
VIM. NJ West, full sister to Sir Walter Scott
John G. Goode
Star
John d. Maeiin 9. G. by Timoleon dam by Hal
second Sweepsake, 500 entrance, half forfeit to
close the first day of March next now several sob
scrhcrs.
Second Dey-Proprotors Purse, 5000, mile heats.
entrance &l5
run D.a,y--Jockey GLIB Purse, s4OO, without dis
count 3 mile heats, entrance so
Fourth Doy.-A Handicap Pursc 800 mile besfs
the best three in FIVE, entrance $25
IL necessary 10 state that the race track has bcen r
Gently very much improved, it having been tan barkcd
around Litter and stables furnished race horses gratis
The Proprietor having also had The stables for The horses
thoroughly repaired will endeavor to give general ats
iacton THE PROPRIETOR
February II. 0-e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-17

THNBE STEAMBOAT KENTUCKY AT PUBLIC
IA SALE-By virtue of a Decree made at last Sept
Term, by Baltimore County Court sitting as Court of
Equity the subscriber Trustee will offer the splendid
SrEAM-BoAT KENTUCKY her inventory and appurtenan-
ces, at public SALE at the Exchange in the City of Bal
umore, at o'clock, 7. Thursday the 10Th day of
February next The kentucky faithfully built and
is of the very best materials She and
coppered She is provided with two heavy copper
man & Brat who rate them the power of 40 horses
each Her furniture ample, well chosen and is i'm
good state She has bat two seasons and is in such
good condition not to require any repair whatever
her boilers and engines being percttoo Her inventory
comprises every article usually employed i'm boats
OF the rst class Her cabins spacious that one
thousand passengers could at any time be- accommodated
board of her. w. E. REDDING Tyustec
Baltimore, February s. SIT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-17

0J ENQUIRER is published twice week, generally, and
three times week during IegiSaiurc
ree tho same heretofore Five Dollars payable in adj
vance Notes OF Chartered banks ony) will be
ceved IN payment The Editors will the safety of remit
ting them w ma the postage letters being paid by the writer's
will b.
Editors, until all arrearagcS have been pud up.
0 Whoever will guarantee the OF nine shall
have the tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Q Onc lcss frat
50 No ADVERT
assumed by person Ia this its cnvirons
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-17

AW NOTiCE~-FoSrArxE ". PrrrIs late Of
NJ Orange county having located in Che city of New
YORK the practice Of Law, respectfully tenders his pro
iessiona servicesto his old Virginia friends and follow
citizens generally Being generally known through the
STATE; nc deems references unnecessary Nj business
communcaons to him addressed post paid will receive
prompt and faithful attention.
D. Persons in The South, who have. or may hcreae
Ter nave runaway slaves suspected 70 he in either New
York Philadelphia may find il 70 their adya,,,,e ~
send amnutely descriptive communication, postpaid as
"O0Fo' oeP'ehDefV' 42-Gm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-17

n pursuance of decree of the County Court of
IL Chesterfield, in Chancery, pronounced on the 18th
day of January 1885, the case of Talley and others
as. John Archer, Sheriff of Chesterfield County we
the undersigned, named Commissioners for the pur-
pose OF carrying into effect the object ohe said decree
will sell at Public Auction, the premises on the
18th day of February next if fair Of otherwise the next
tair dayD the Tract of LAND in the County of Ches-
terheld upon which the late James Taey resided near
the Bclona Arsenal James River containing about
800 acres On the premises, large Brick Dwell
LING HOUSE, two stories high, and all the necessary
out houses.
lcrms-6, ~ and Is months credit from the day of
sale the purchasers to bonds with approved Sc
cnry and the title of the property retained until the
purchase money is paid.
JORDON SMITH,
JOHN GODDIN. Commls-
LAWSON NUNNALLY, SoherS'
February s. S7-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-17

lTHNlE celebrated imported Stallion, AUTOQ 81
- will stand next season at Mr. KEYS stable W
ardstown, st. Mary's county, Maryland. Autod
proven to be remarkably sure foageter, and
are large and handsome. H. A TAN
Feb. >. 50
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-17

VENo OWNERS OF sLAVES-A planter from the
m South wishes to buy, for his excSice Scrrice
from 80 to 100 slaves, in families lie would prefer
purchasing from more large shareholders who
might be disposed to sell out their entire stock at the
following rates. viz: third Cash, and the balance in
one, oo three nstamcns, negotiable paper or accep
ances in New Orleans New York be given and the
security IN all respects, ample and satisfactory. He will
be prepared 10 treat for such purchase, in all the
months of January February and will receive the
Negroes when the contract is made in the Summer
or FALL at the option of the vender.
Letters, (pos Paid) with description of the Negroes
may be addressed to his agent.
Jan. IL. [79-tfl H. p. CAVENDISH
81 The Petersburg Constellation, Danvie Observer Cupcpe
Gazette Raleigh Standard Fayetteville Observer
republican VIII publish the above for six weeks
accounts to this Office for collection.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-17

BNCLIPSE will make his next season-Sprinr IS35-
n a atmy sons Edward Johnsons, in the county 4
Dnwiddie 30 miles south of Petersburg on the old sta
road.
MONSIEUR TONSON will make his next season#
my sons George w. Johnson's, in the county of CA
ter6eld Particulars i'm time. w r. JOHNSON
Dec. 80. IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-17

RT USIC FOR THE PIANO FORTE-R l. SMIrIl
1VH has just received great variety of Mao and
fashionable Music, consisting of Songs, Airs, Marches
and arrangements from the most celebrated Masters;
which, with the former stock of Standard Music renders
the assortment perhaps general and extensive than
has heretofore been offered the attention of Amateurs
has for sale few very superior Voiims Flutes Clario
nets, &c, which will be disposed of on the most favor
able terms. II Orders from the country will meet with
prompt attention.
p. s. The New Publications received regularly soon
after they appear in the Northern Cities.
Feb. 10. Self
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-17

HN PORTER Il CO. will take pleasure in accommo
40 dating their friends and the public, during the
winter, IN their accommodation Coaches from Richmond
to fredericksburg and Washington City. Seats taken
at the Stage Office Eagle Hotel
Jan. 20. Sotf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-17

81 NATAWBA GRAPE am authorized to sell TO-
" 600 Caawba Grape Vines, and three years old
raised IN this neighborhood Specimens of Wine made
from this Justly celebrated Grape, may be at my
store, opposite the Columbian Hotel, Richmond.
january %. TS3-u1 ID. ANDERSON In
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-17
JAMES RIVER AND KANAWHA COMPANY.
a I a msetng of the James River Company on ues

JAMES RIVER AND KANAWHA COMPANY
"a a rnIetng OF the James River Company, on Tues
IA day the 10th day of February, 1885:
ResoLoed That communications be forth with address
ed 10 the several commissioners appointed open books
OF subscription to the James River and Kanawha Com
pany requesting them to the of each subscr-
ber IT the same should have been omitted be entered
on the books opened by the Commissioners by such sub
scrber, or his authorized attorney, with the number OF
shares subscribed for and that the said books when
closed shall be certified by at least of said Commits
soners and transmitted TO the Second Auditor with as
little delay possible.
Resoieed That the Agents appointed to receive the first
instrument ON said subscriptions be requested co-opc.
rate with the Commissioners in eccting the object of
the foregoing resolution.
ReSoleed, That the said Commissioners and agents. be
also informed that any necessary expense incurred by
em in having the subscribers names entered as afor
said and the books duly certified will be betrayed by
this Board
true copy j. BROWN in
fcb L. lJU-6tJ Second .4uditor
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-17
ANAKDEN AND PIONEER SEEDS--The !,

a ARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS.-The sub
VA scriber has received full supply of the above
Seeds Warranted genuine from those celebrated seeds
men, ID. " Z. Landreth of Philadelphia and from the
united Society of Shakers, New Lebanon New York.
Large giant Asparagus; early China Bean, yellow do.
SIX weeks do, large Lima do, large Windsor do, Caro-
lima do early blood turnip Beet, early yellow do. long
blood red do French sugar amber do mange wurtze
do; large purple cape Broccoli; early York Cabbage
large York do, Philadelphia do early Battersea ear
y sugaroaf large drumhcad, large Bergen green
glazed, red Dutch, green globe Savoy; green curled
Savoy; white solid Celery, red do; long orange Car
rot Altrngham do, broad-leaved garden Cress ear
" frame Cucumber, long prckled do, early cluster do
Gherkin, cured Endivc early golden Sioux Corn
early qscarora do curly Scotch Kae early curlcd
Sesia Lettuce large cabbage do, ice do, brown Dutch
nutmeg Melon. green ciiron do, Murrays pine apple
do, Watermelon, purple Egg Plant, white Mustard,
large Nasturtlum, white Portugal Onion yellow do sill
yer skin do red annual do OkTa Lan6rei extra early
fcas early SIX weeks do ary frame early Washing
ton do, Bishops early prolific, dwarf green imperial
large marrowiat; long anooth French Parsnp; curled
Parsley; OK heart Pepper large cheese Pumpkin field
do early scarlet short top Radsh long salmon do long
white summer do, cherry scarlet do white turnip do
khn'arb; Spinach, round and prickly orange warted
Squash, white Canada do Satisfy or vegetable OYSTER;
Tomato Sage early white Dutch Turnp, red top do vel
low Aberdeen do, globe do, rutabaga do potato Onion
SETS top or tree do, silvcrskin do
~ Orders received for Grape Slips, and Ornamental
and Fruit Trees. WIN. PALMER.
January "a. S2-2awtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-17

NER. TAYLOE's TYCLICUS is to make his =
1Yh season at Lynchburg, under the manageme
Mr. g. L. LEE, who is well prepared to accomnI
any number OF mares. February >. 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-17

HTDUCATION--A yoo g G Herman, who can pro.
NJ duce satisfactory testiD mi 81 his ability to teach
the Latin and English lanqf ~ rfeety and who canj
also produce testimony Of s3uect department, en-
find situation as teacher nEscie hborhood Of (he
Cross Roads in New Kent - Application No be
made to Dr. ) w Roysier, oFSnmuel r Williams n.
Now Kent Fob Q. co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-17

NHOTSPUR, The Sire Of yfascppa, will stand the en-
d suing season, at st. Leger, (Mr. John Heth's)
in the county of Chestcrfcd % miles from Petersburg
10 miles from Richmond, and miles south of the Coal
Pits. Particulars viii be given hereafter.
Dec. 20. (TO-u] JOHN b. CHRISTIAN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-17

REE BUSHELS Sapling Clover Seed
WV 100 do. Herds Grass do
90 do. Timothy do
% do. Orchard do
80 do. Peruvian Dat do
Lucerne, White Dutch Clover and n complete supply
OF (warranted) Genuine Garden Seeds, for sale by
feb ~ [O-3tl VIM. PALMER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-17
AUG, l.. DABNEY, 81
THO. G. AMORY, Conmis-
VIM. III ROY slohcfs.

% The Wing snd Norfolk Beacon, tho above once
week all day Of SALE and forward their Office for
collection. 49, ~ ~
February TO- so ,ds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-17

THNO THE PUBLlC.-As the propI s ofthatpart
n OF the Metropolitan Mail Line b. N Washing
ton and Richmond, we beg leave to( M IN travellers
that we are prepared to accommoda in in the best
style, every other day in coaches other day the
mail will be transported in woggo Itch being pro-
vided with spring scat, enables NJ |commodae two
passengers an
II is our interest we'll as our - win the public
appreciation, and promise that w. efforts tosecude
IL, will not "be found wanting
Seats may be taken at the Bell #cru--Try usi
Richmond, Jan. 10 I7s4 al SMITH g. Co
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-17

THNHE IMPORTED HORSE FYLDE. ~
u his next season at the farm ofRobt G.. w
. miles north Of Richmond, and immediate
Brooke Turnpike leading to Fredericksburg
lars in future advertisement fJan 81 u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-17

Va VALUABLE GLOUCESTER LAND for Sale
" BY virtue of decree of the Circuit Superior
Court OF Law and Chancery for Gloucester county pro-
nounced at October Term, 1884, in cause therein de-
pending between George T. f. Lonner & CO. plaintiff
and Warner l.. Oliver and others defendants; wilrbe
exposed TO sale by auction, for cash at Gloucester
Courtlouse, the first M6ddy March nc xf (being
Court day that beautiful and valuable Estate called
Ioiet Bank, the residence of the late Thomas b. Fox
dec d. This estate lies Immediately on Poropotank
creek and within mile of York River and of course it
very convenient TO the oyster trade, which is carried
on TO great extent, on that River-I contains about
six hundred of Land perfectly level and is beev
ed to be well tmbered the banks of the creek there
are inexhaustble beds of mari and shells The inn
Provemcnts consist of spacious brick mansion with
every other house necessary for the farm all of which
are believed to be in good repair This land will be sold
subject to the right of dover therein of the widow of
Thomas B Fox with this exception, the title is deemed
good, but deed with special warranty only will be
made to the purchaser.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-17

EHYAZIM, by old Sir Archy, out of the
N n ly Hopkins, will stand the ensuing Sc
stable, IN Surry county, and be let TO mares e
price Of S3O.-Particuars in handbls <S
Feb. Z. lS5-w3w1 JOHN G f NJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-17

MIR Kent moved that hereafter 10 the md or ,b Coo
son. the hour of meeting shall be II ociocI r
IL o clock; which ne gativcd -
The Senate then adjourned
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-17
AUGUSTINE l.. DABNEY,
THOMAS G. ANGRY,
WILLIAM III. ROY.

'"'"ly ~. lcV-<aWtdsJ commissioners.
" Since the date of the foregoing advertisement
Mrs. Fox the widow of Thomas b Fox deco hath de-
parted this life; consequently the purchaser of the land
above mentioned, will get immediate and absolute
tte to the whole estate We are requested to state
that the place contains about $50 instead of acres of
land and in addition to this there extensive marshes
containing several hundred Purchasers are
invited to view the premises
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-17

territory OF Michigan which read tw CO. and re-
ierred to the Committee Roads and Canals
MR.. Benton Offered the following resolutions which
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-09-09
yhoetins Muri.r-We have various verbal ac-

Jkoesing Marisr.-We have various verbal ac-
counts of most fendish outrage committed in
Randolph, in Orange county, few days since, NIL
of which concur substantially in the following pa.-
;icuiars:-A NJ Peake, between twenty and thirty
years Of age who resided with his father an elderly
ecn.lernan, IN low circumstances, was engaged to a
young lady il the vicinity, and was to have been
married III a few days. His mother-in-law was
opposed 70 the union, and the contemplated resi-
Gence of the couple with the young mans parents.
One morning last week the old lady got breakfast
for The family, the principal dish of which con-
sisted Of "hash.' Her husband, his and two
daughters, eat Of il, the quite freely; and
coon after they all became sick. The young man
complained first, when the old lady, anxious to
ensure the work Of Obstruction advised him to take
some pearlash and water, which she prepared for
bin. On taking the tumbler, he raised II to his
nose, and told her j. had the same smell as the
" hash" he had just ent, aud he suspected it was
poisonous. Refusing 10 drink the internal decoc-
ton, she asked for the tnmbler; but he was deter
mined to hold to 1t, aud sent for a physician.
On his arrival it soon ascertained that the hash
and water in the tumb!er, were highly charged with
arsenic The young man grew worse rapidly, and
finding that he could not be relieved, made his will,
bequea.hng all his property (about Sl5oO) 10 his in
tended wife, and died before night. II is said that
the old gentleman has since died, and the recovery
of one Of the girls was considered doubtful. On
being arrested and examined, Mrs. P. confessed her
crime, and was committed to Jail for trial in Decem-
Woodstock w. Cogr.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-09-09
IMPROVED ROTARY COOK-
ING STOVE,
FOR WOOD OR COAL.

yUVHIS Stove confidently offered TO thS Public, AS
combining all the principal advantages OF the best Conk-
heretofore together with some important I'M
peculiar this alone. Among its advantages
Stoves of other kinds be enumerated in the first place the
sdrinp fuel caused by bringing the Boilers and other vessels
in which the cooking performed directly and almost an
contact fire when necessary thus etectng the best
possible application of heat the intended purpose In the
second place the precise quantity Of heat requisite for the cor
performance operation be regularly gwen 10
the IN which Is going without any change IN the
Fire. by simply moving nearer further from the fireplace,
which instantly be done by turning Rotary Top In the
third place general form such most convc.
lent to those who being low, it requires smallest
mount OF labor in placing removing the Cooking Utensils
and also placed in the most convenient for
inspecting and managing the culinary operations while pro
gres
It's superiority the S,nniy Rotary Store $50 called
consists IN the grea, with which the Rotary Top
in its having spacious behind the FIRE OF which the
ers are entirely destitute in lis greater heating poer and the
superiority Of ts workmanship and lastly in its CHEAP
NESS being offered at Ioacr prizes than any other Cooking
Stove heretofore introduced
RECOMMENDATIONS.
Mr. w Blake Dear Sir,-Haying used one Of your lui.
proved Rotary Cooking Stoves in house the past season.
take pleasure IN ,estfyng superiority convenience and
economy Of fuel other have ever used Ih- ortn
constituting a. !, does part Of the store and he facility with
which the top turns by mean, the friction rollers gives in
opinion decided advantage the Stanley stove so cali
ed My family numbers constantly thirty eight and often
ach larger and with this Stove require no other ire isr
culinary purposes. VI. CRANE.
franhin Hotel, vergenne., Vt. July lsl5
For sale by WM BROWNELL,
One DIOR North Of sTarke;-square, Newport K. l.
Sept 9, 1s65