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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-17
JUST RECEIVED,

JUST RECEIVED,
SEOllAlli Gaps,
w NOii AIR TPprfs
Fluied Quilting,
IL pciceS Cord. Gircassians.
pieces Double Width NcrIno CcrcaSsIdus
Ladies Fur Capes,
Ladies Fur Muds,
Fur Ipprts,
Ladies French Walking Shoes,
t\d slippers
French Morocco " aIkpg Shoes,
Iadles' Black SATIN slippers,
Do White do do
With other useful aud pretty Goods, all of which
viii BE- sold dt tae lo.yest prices.
HENRY BROWN in.
Bunk Square.
Dec. II Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-17

- 5''''' 'H'lN, HiNlhH dseofilted Themselves n
me management nj the Patrick iienfy Academy. an.
ooaa'' I" ne pubIi' the commencement, ot Tia, Il.
lS.h 80 '''''s'' :
ht course ot insfurtrtls VI, ,.<f,n,ncau and To-
s'in'l with the Ancient Languages IA, Ii,lr, IN,
'eh''s as i1t Is taught IN al, similar school in the
ta'e' Ana the subscriber, pledge themselves thai
no l,ios shall he spared To render the puplI rufe,
I,nil9 Nlth any branch ol education Inch may In,
'h' SUBJECT ut hls attention. VI nh the \n,cut an
F"'t,A' Ancient History aud Gruerlphy viii b..
"''N attnd'd Ito adams aud Potter alc the texf
oo"es III k"nnn and Grrck Antiquities The FIRST
principles Of cducaon - rcuc,aIl ne.l,rcd -, an,
be omitted.
'he eA'cuhNc and suitable arrangement at the Ae,i-
"'is loi TIC purposes al study. N. too well knann
10 require any tenaiks-aud the public arr gruetalA
'l''1hi'd "'th II. othel peculiar and rlrl, .ufIrlss
cd ADVANTAGES
Arrangements nc IN" making 10 furnish tho Acas
"t'N win = Ecnctsl collection o tat latest itd nas
improved Maps, aud also pan 81 Glubrs. The
''"m''loh OF Library l. also laa, b, furnishing
'hr Academy with all the books ueerss.u, to sfhrs
tai reference, the tommc utaol4 ,nnn the \ur,rnt
Languages and le>,eons and Dictionaries, the pr,
ees oi winch generally preclude on youth from the
use nj them.
nc regular Examinations will commence At the
'Nla'lnh ct each sesslou and b. conducted so As
I" iestthe proficiency at the school.
Extensive arrangements have been made Though
OUT Tue nrlghhonllood lot boarding, IN the mos, 10.
spectacle families
boa'd' Including " ashing Lodging.
andes and Ere wood pcrtes.Io,. S3o on
Fulton ices, III the lausugos aud So,
enees, - n
DO De English. 10 Oh
Jos. 4. t,DnI'REN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-17

pN ymuc OF the last viii aud testament oi Bartlett
W Cash, deed, will sell, 10 the highest bidder
fof ready money, at Amherst Court House on the
18th day OF January uc<t threr NEGROES on. a " o
nan, the others Man and Boy.
TiOS. EuBANk. ShuiF
Of ishnst County, and as sneh, administrator Of h..
Cash, d,ccGsed, igih the Wiit dnmrfd
Dec. II III
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-17
DEWJANZXrg r.. HUNT,
MERCH.1NT TiLLOR.

.WF.TlT IT Y 7 TFTIfIh,
AZ just received an additional supply of super
Il fine Cloth, and Fashionable Ribbed Cas.i-
meres; plain Elack and Fancy Silk Nelvets which
makes hi, assortment full and complete-all Of
winch will be sold cheap.
Dee. ww il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-17

We think the Lynchburg Nirginian, is mistaken
IN lis supposition OF the author OF the communion
tons signed Light in the Enquirer. No less
personags, than one whose name is only written
III asterisks in Mr.. Jetlcrsons Letters, could give
birth to such vile productions.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-17
Patrick Henry .IcUyf5,,v.

III. Undersigned entertaining feelings of III.
deepest interest for the continued urosner,tv
" ,ie 'ht'ck Henry Academy. aud observing with
- 'a delight ITS increasing patronage has nj the
'"s,,'i'e "i the iarsTtrs associated with himself
:, ,'' "'u'g''n.n Of the Academy, the Res, IL
- ''EN'NS' he exalted character. tor rut.ll
senee 1nd picty winch MIR Perkins hear. hi. ,,,.is
h'alahs rs schoaf, aud hiscNpetienec a. atearhr,
VIII fee 10 the Academy advantages. Which If has
'hJeheh At j." re,ians rtuod, aud secure ia all fl,e
PnPs' e'ot> branch Of cducation equal attention
''i' instructions JOS. /. GODFREY
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-17
Lynchburg and Salem turnpike.
DIVIDEND

v1NiE President and Directors have this day
Il declared dividend Of Two dollars and fifty
cents, o. each share of Stock for the last six
months, ending the l2th inst, and the Treasurer is
directed 10 pay ia" sum 10 the respective Stoekhol-
dcrs, rcScrSing onclHif Of said dividend for the ex-
tension of the road
JOHN NJ. GORDON ClerL.
Dec II ~
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NnGRons ro2 sAnp orr CREDIT.

IA III. be sold to the highest bIddcr. al Edmund
w logwoods & Co.'S ~iore, IN bedford county
" odnesday the 2;ird of December next ON a cred
II Of SIX months, nue Likely slaves, Men Women
aud Children, belonging 10 the estate OF William
Burton, deed. TIE LEGATEES.
lnc z IL.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-17

Dec
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-24
meow ADVEneTHNElIENTS

I'm acknowledgements Northumberland
"a Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery, April
4th, 1895:
Matthew Lamkin Sheriff of Northumberland county
Committee Administrator dc Jonis of Nllly +. Bea
cham, decd, the said Matthew Lamkn Sheriff. and adj
mnistrator Of Jane Bcacham, dec and administrators
oil william /. Cox, Complainant,
against
John Grnscad, administrator of Thomas McF Cox,
deceased. Def;.ndant
This cause to be heard upon the papers for
nerly read, and upon report of Commissioner Sydnor
made in pursuance of the order made in this cause on
the day of , TO which there was no excen
ton, and was argued by counsel upon consideration
Whereof the Court doth adudge, order and decree that
the defendant, John Grinstead do render before the
Commissioners OF this Court his administers
ton of the estate of Thos hcF Cox decd to be cxamin
ed stated and reported by the said Commissioners nd
the said Commissioner directed to take an
account of all outstanding debts remaining due from the
estate OF the said Thomas, distinguishing the dignity
thereof whether due by Judgment Decree recognzance
specially, or simple contract and that he do notify to
the creditors OF the said Thomas by publications for eight
weeks previous to the taking of the said accounts of debts
in some newspaper printed in the town of Richmond
that the said creditors do appear before him at the time
and place appointed for taking said account and do ex
hbt the proofs of their respective claims and that he
make report to this Court of the hereby referred
To- him. together with any deemed pertinent by
himself, or required by any of the parties
Copy-Tcste. 5. A. NJ LELAND. c. C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-24

EAMES RIVER AND KANAWIlA COMPANY
% Notice TO SHbScribcrsn pursuance of the direction
contained in the third section of the act of Assembly
passed the 10th of March, 1892 entitled "an act incor
Porang the Stockholders of the James River and Ka
nawha Company, do hereby make known to all con-
cerned that according to returns made this office bv
ConmssioneTs appointed to receive subscriptions to the
stock of said Company thiry-wo thousand one hundred
and hytwo shares of the said stock equal to three
millions two hundred and thirteen thousand two hundred
dollars have been subscribed for by individuals and bo
dies polite and corporate, other than the Commonwealth
do Further make known that the President and Di-
rcctors OF the James River Company, will proceed ON
friday the rst day OF May next ascertain the amount
OF valid subscriptions TO the stock of the James River and
hanawha Company J. BROWN, JI., I'd. .7uditor
second Auditor $ Office, 9th April, 1885.
IL Should any books oforieina subscriptions still ,e
main IN the hands Of Commissioners it is deemed ndis
Pensabe that they should be returned before the LIST Nav
j. b., Jr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-24
An ACT

Declaring what shall be valid subscriptions to the stock
goth February, 1886.
section = BE i declared and enacted by the General
Assembly That in proceeding ascertain the amount
OF valid subscriptions to the stock of the James River
and kanawla Company, the President and Directors Of
the James River Company shall regard as a valid sub
scrlDef any person. body polite Corporate who shall
nave PAID ono dollar or more, each share intended n
be subscribed for by him, either into the Bank Of Vir
gina, or Farmers Bank of Virginia, or into any of their
ohces OF discount and depose, to any agent duly an
pointed to receive the same; and such payment made t
any time on or before the twenty second day of Februa
ny, eighteen hundred and thiriy.fve, shall constitute
sucn person body polite or corporate, valid subscriber
to the stock Of the said Company for The number Of
shares for which payment shall have been made yhe
thcr the name Of the subscriber be endorsed on the Com
mssioner's books or not
April TO- Him
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-24

l The EN0UlRER is published week genoraly
week
Price, tho same as heretofore, Five Dollars ann, ad
vance Notes OF cartced specie (ony will
essei IN payment The Editors will the safety remit
mail;
or No will b. discontinued,
E.itors until all arrearases have been paid up.
9 Whoever will the papers, shall
have the tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
One
oO csnts no advertisement either
or assumed by in this city It's cnvirons
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CoMMIssIoxrn,s nrr,nr


Northumberland c. H., April 10 1895
The parties interested in the foregoing decree of the
Court will take notice, that have appointed Tuesday,
the 23d day OF June next to thc accounts or
dered IN the above decree of the Court on which dav
they will attend at 10 o'clock, my Office Northunber
land q H. with their vouchers, &c. ready for examna-
o ana settlement and with office copies of the
ny Court papers. THOMAS s. SYDNOR
Commissioner Of tile Circuit Superior Court IF
Lac and Chancerytor northumberland Cov,,ty
April "a. II5[yyS,v
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CoMMissroseR's Oyricr,

- NVIIHuWNerInnd 9. House, April 10 Is35 {
nc parties interested in the foregoing decree Of the
Cou5l VIII take notice, that have appointed Thursday
he ON June next TO commence the duties rcouircd of
me IN me preceding decree Of the Court on yieb dav
ihey viii attend at my Office Northumberland g r. A.
~ clock A. NJ with their accounts vouchers. and be-
ready Tor examination and settlement and with Office
copies Of al necessary Court papers
THOMAS S SYDNOR Commissioner
Of nc {. 3. {. If H. $. {. for Noyiluuberland CfO.
4'Plh - II5-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-24
April II

IAH EETlNG Of he Upper .9pponator Company On
1VM the first day of May next general meeting of the
stockholders of the Upper Apponattox Company. will
take place IN the town of Favle at the tavern of Mr.
George H. eiiries in order to take into consideration
the law authorizing increase of stock and further i'm
povement OF the river passed the last session of the
General Assembly of Virginia; and to provide for the
opening oil books ct subscription for the stock To
ders VIII attend, or send proxies TO represent them in
the meeting. BY THE TRUSTEES
April 10. iIIPsJg
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-24
CITY JOCKEY CLUE RIA.

"ASHlNGTON CITY JOCKEY CLUB RIA.
Wv CES-SPRISG MERrISc-To commence ON
Tuesday, 18th May, and continue four days
LIST doy-A sweepstake, for 3 year olds, mile heats
sub 100 ca h. f. q subs '@
Gen. Gibson's b. f. By Monsieur Tonson.
j. Powder, Jr., br C. by Forester,
Col Seldcn, b. c. by Sir Charles
y. N. Oliver, b. f. by Shakespeare
Same day Washington Plate value $500. Entrance
to be made the preceding evening
trance. va
Same day The Whip Race, TO be hereafter arranged
5 subs. ' us
George i. Socket, b. c. by Industry.
James j. Kendall, b. c. by Merlin,
j. Powder, Jr., b. C. by Forester
Gov. Sprgg, b. c. by Industry
Ed. llamiltOn CHI by Am. Eclipse
Same day-PToprietors Purse, 800 $40 entrance
best in ., I'm h. free only for horses owned in Msry
land and the District Of Columbia and within fifty miles
of Washington.
4th daySJockey Club Purse 800, M h. Entrance
So.
The above Purses and Plate will be paid at the stand
without discount
At the Fall meeting, commencing the I'd Tuesday Of
October 1000, 5000 and other large purses will be Of
iered equal TO any race meeting in the country
Iriile being understood not to be in training il is
e9hhoenty expected there will be numerous assem-
bloge Of young asprants for the highest bonors
made.
siaGng ON lte Course, old fodder, and every other
requisite provided Sabling and straw gratis
Baggage wagons will he at the wharf ON the arrival
OF the Steamboats, from Norfolk and Potomac Creek for
the accommodation ofracc horses Fare c free Of cost
Every effort will be made to give general satisfaction
April y. Ll4-tiJ Y N. OLIVER, Proprictor
~AS COMMITTED tothc Jail Of Frederick coun.
w ", as runaway, negro man calling himself
JOHN HARRIS, about forty five years Of &c five feet
seven inches high, and Of dark complexion There are
no visible marks or defects about him with the execution
OF ms right leg being about inch shorter than the len
occasioned by kick from horse in The groin lie
says that he belonged originally the estate Of - Car
ter and was purchased from the said estate by ono John
montgomery OF York, Virginia, who sold him To "a trader
Oot hye years since (namc not recoected) The owner
IS requested TO come forward prove property pay CHARGES
and take him away, otherwise he will be disposed Of ac
cOrding TO law. CHARLES HfIIET
. J9Hor If Fredtyjck c0aafy w.
March a. f0s a.
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G nbA kbWARD.-Ran away from the subscri-
W %aV ber living in the upper end Of Chesterfield
county m the neighborhood Of The Coal-mnos a likely
nuutto manstout and about thirty-fye years Of age
what particularly characiersessthi boy IS that his ca-
lures arc unusually prominent for negro or inulatto
having large Roman nose. The above reward Of tvcn
W dollars VIII begvcn 10 any who will deliver this
man NJ the Coal ftts Of woodbridge & Co in Chester
field, who will him in any Jail so that can oh
tam possession of hun lie has been in the habit of act
ing az boatman James river and it may be that lac
has travelled as high Lynchburg
April Ia. lil3-w4wl ANNE n MOODY.
IOTICE.-Jcrcmiah Allen and Reuben Allen r.
late Of Brunswick county, Virginia and Richmond
Harris and Sally his wife, Formerly Sally AllenJ who
living, (or if dead If they have nv children tbov
are hereby notified that they are entitled TO portion ii
the estate Of the late Anderson Allen deceased which
is now ~ my hands ready for distributions
RICHARD BIGGS 4d,n'r
brunswick, APril7 lllO-wiw'J of8. d1ea, decd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-24

M ONPLUS will make his first season in America
v at my "True-Blue Plantation" in ST Matthew $
Parish, 30 miles below Columbia in the State of South
Carolina.
This stallion imported by myself last Fall; and
tor his pedigree, and performance whilst the English
turf, the sixth number, vol 9Th of SINNERS Aner
can Turf Register, for February, 1885 Nonplus was
bred by Mr. Burton, gotten by CATrAN "a favorte son
OF COLUMBUS, by Gohanna and foaled in the Spring
of lc24 IL will be by reference TO his pedigree
and the Racing Calendar, that he nearly allied with
the best blood OF England and while on the course beat
many of the finest horses of his day; among Others
Lord Fitzwliams Mulatto, (haf brother TO Nonpus
and for whom four thousand guneas oiicre and
refused0 the celebrated horses CRANKY and Medora
honi Kiiournc s Purity and Action Vanish CamelIiu
and Iarrare and Laurel ana sy celebrated sons of
Blacklock) Nonplus probably sold for ni6rs rooney in
England than any horse imported into America
having been purchased when three years old by the
Duke OF Cleveland, Mt three thousand guincas His
colour is rich bay, with black legs name and tail and
no white except his two hind heels. He is feet %
inches high, with great muscular power and compact
ness; clean limbs, and fine action He is remarkably
docilc and finely tempered though very animated He
descrvedy ranks amongst the stations of the highest
character, and is in fine health and condition For
the estimation in which he is held by the subscriber he
VIII only remarks that he has put him this all
hls inest mares In coJscouepce of the gIcit number
oil hne imported horses recently brought into the conn
try, the terms Of the present season will be very low
$50 only payable when the expires and 81 TO
the groom
Mares fed for 30 cents day, and every attention paid
to them, but no liability for accidents.
S. Carolina ADril % III ,c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-24

HRUCklNGHAM JAIL Committed to the above
who calls himself Jesse Hitchers and saws he e fr
man, and was raised in the county Of Lunenburo l.
Jesse rs about i've feet or inches high stout made
INC owner any, is requested TO come forward PROVE
property, or he will be dealt with as provided bv iay
JOHN +. GREGORY, JoJoy.
80, for 9 CnRisrIAs, Sheriff Of Bnekiupiarq.
~" - 1f2-f
HEOIsPUR, Me Sire Of glozeDpa. will stand tho on.
- sung season, at ST. Lcgcr Mr. John HELMS p,
~ the county Of Chesterfield - miles from Petcrsbnr
10 mics nom Richmond, and miles south Of the Cor
lI,s Particulars viii be given hereafter
'eo' - tfO-tI JOHN B. CHRISTIAN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-24
Stick fO flhe Mail.

NWZ beg leave to inform the public that our arrange
w ments for the transportatoneof the Mails and
the accommodation of the traveller on that part of the
Metropolitan Line, from Washington to Richmond are
finished aud complete
Those arrangements consist ofone line daily between
Washington and Richmond, and one other daily line be.
tween Fredericksburg and Richmond
On the water part Of this route we have placed the
celebrated Steamboat Champion so distinguished for
speed and equipment, to have been removed from the
the theatre OF her celebrity, the North River by
contract
On the residue Of The route, we have provided such
coaches, horses and drivers WILL Aatler ourselves
command the approval Of the public
Without any Interference with our Mail Line whatever
we are enabled by the agency Of other daily line to
accommodate ourselves every day. dnring the
Steamboat navigation to the pleasure or engagement of
travellers.
We have undertaken this interesting and important
branch Of the public service, with a determination TO
command the public support, by deserving H.; and we
therefore, wish distinctly understood that we are by
NIGHT or by DAY. the public's obedcnt servants
WIN. SMITH & co
" For Seats apply at the Eagle aud Bell Hotels
~lsf Ffft
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-24

TBNIiE Spring meeting over the Fairfield Course will
ID commence on Wednesday, the 9th inst, and con-
tnuc four DAYS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-24

a PAMUNkEI FARM FOR SAIE-Thc subscri.
< VA Der offers for sale the Farm which he resides
and which was formerly the residence OF VIM. D. Clai-
borne, Esq Its situated in the county of King Will
liam, ON the Pamunkey river, about five miles below the
fiplngtree and is known generally by the of Lii
bery Hall The farm is situated in agreeable neigh
borhood and contains about six hundred of Land
with a convenient and comfortable dwelling house. and
all necessary farm houses attachcda portion of il is
fine meadow land The subscriber owns fve-scvenths
OF the whole of the original tract which, by different
surveys, is estimated at from eight To hundred
The owners OF the remaining two-sevenths also de-
srous OF selling their ntcresso that the entire Tract
can be purchased. Belonging to this Farm there is
good fisheryt contains also, large body of Pocosn
land, $50 caedD of great fertility and which it is only
necessary TO examine, to- be convinced that may be
permanently reclaimed, and a moderate cost In my
absence. my brother, DIR. Kennon who lives near me
will have full authority dispose of the property A
long credit will be given if desired upon proper secur-
~. 10 any person DESTROYS of purchasing the above
Farm will also sell every thing it, including house
hold furniture. BEVERLEY KENYON
April "a. u5-st
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-24

THNO Southern, Souh.Wesieya and gesicrn TyayeH1re
n The Proprietors a. Porter and Coz of the Oil
anil PoPuor Line between Washington City and Rich
mond, beg leave to inform their numerous friends and
did STEAM BOAT SYDNEY ON the route 10 Potomac
Creek Leaving Washington doiy at a. M.-return.
ing, VIII arrive in Washington between and o'clock
T. NJ, enabling passengers to reach Baltimore bv clfz
hoover y Co Stages, IN time for early supper
The Sidney has recently been greatly Improved i'm all
respects She not surpassed speed BY any boat ON
The Potomac Waters; is uncquacd in accommodations
having largo and airy Cabin deck fitted np with
berths, and two rye Cabins below
The route by the Potomac Creek has but cipht miles
land carriage to Fredericksburg, over rood Turnpike
road and passengers by this route will reach their pacc
Of destination several hours earlier than by the other
The Stages for Charlottesville Stanton and VIRGINIA
Springs. leave fredericksburg ddiu
Peck 4 Welllords Line, thrice week
JAMES GUY. Captain.
Arrangements arc being made, by which the neon.
venence Of travelling BY night to Richmond and Char.
tce will be given
April TO- Itl-,g
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R1CxAWO.v.D, V.sFsGEsH.a,


N OIICE.-Undcr resolution of the Board of Trus-
v tees of the Richmond Academy, merely give
ce that the said board will proceed Friday, the 9th
day OF June next to appoint PRIScpAL of the RcH-
moND AcADEMr. salary of one thousand dollars per
fees from the pupils, which may make his compensation
from sixteen hundred 10 two thousand dollars Ii is
intended BY the Trustees TO prescribe the discipline and
course of instruction TO be adopted for the Academy
until they shall have the views of the Principal they
may appoint on these Subjects and il is contemplated TO
elect assistant Instructors in time 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
to me- post Paid any time before the fifth day of June
JOHN BROCKENBROUGH
President of the Board of Trustees.
Richmond, Virginia, April "a, 1885. Il5-I2t
The National lntclscnccr, National
Evening Post will the above weeks
send their accounts this office for collection
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-24

.ai.p hinges & by Timolcon, dam Merno Eve
ID. Ii, Branch anehNl r. Harcs b +. by Tonson out of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-24

ri EW MARKET RACES, Spring, 1s35.--The ra
Ia ces over this course will commence usual on the
first Tuesday in May, and continue four days.
FIRST DAY-Tico Races.
LIST Sweepstake, mile heats, $500 entrance 5000
forfeit, with colts and fes years old THIS SPRING
nine subscribers,an closed, viz:
John iieth enters t. by Charles, out of dam of Col
lier
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-24
April 9

a CHANCERY-VmGISIA Circuit Superior
Court of Law and Chancery continued and held for
northumberland county, at the Courthouse OH Satur-
day. the 4th of Apnl, 1875: 1t'
Charles Jones and Edward Mcclellan merchants and
partners trading under the firm and by the name and
'S'N $500 :, 'v''eS ~ 'ici'ciiah, Compl,s.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-04-24

Francis z. Corbn's b. by Charles out of 81
John NJ Botts,-by Timoeon dam Phs -
}. NJ. Sedcns f. by Sussex, out of Il. Garlands Ar