Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-14


TEvo Richard scruggs, james Scruggs, Archibald
N Bryce, administrator, with the will annexed, of
JAS Scruggs, decd, Henry Scruggs, Timothy Scruggs
John Scruggs Elizabeth Scrurgs Priscilla Scrn9SSs
Nancy Scruggs the Overscers OF the Poor of the county
OF Goochland, and Sidney S. Baxter Attorney General
of the Commonwealth of Virginia You will please TO
take notice, that shall proceed, the 18th day of
March next at the house of Jane Poor in the county of
Goochand in the State of Virginia between the hours
OF clock IN the morning and o'clock i'll the evening
OF that day. to take the deposition of Jane Poor and
others And on the 2st day of March next at the house
of William Toler, in the county State aforesaid be-
tween the hours of o'clock in the morning and 5
o'clock in the evening of that day. shall proceed TO
take the deposition of William Tocr and others And
on the I'D day OF March next the house of Dr. Andw
kean, IN the county and State aforesaid between the
hours of o'clock in the morning and ; o'clock in the
evening of that day, shall proceed to take tile deposit
ton OF DR.. And'w Kean and others: And on the 2Cth
day OF March next, at the house of Judith Lowry in the
county of Fluvanna and State aforesaid between the
hours OF o'clock in the morning and o'clock in the
evening OF that day, shall proceed to take the deposit
ton of Elizabeth Lowry and Others to be read as evil
dence IN three several suits in Chanccry depending
and undetermined in tie Crcuisrs uperfc..Ssurt of Law
and Chancery for the county of Henrico; in one of
which, you, Richard Scruggs, and James Scruggs and
you, Archibald Bryce admir-. with the win annexed OF
James Scruggs, decd, myself, Sheriff of Hanover
county and admir-, of David Scruggs, deed, Henry
Scruggs and Timothy Scruggs defendants In one
other OF which, |, the Sheriff of Hanover county and
administrator OF David ScTuggs, dec d. am the plaintiff
and you, Archibald Bryce, administrator, with the will
annexed, oil James Scruggs decd, Timothy Scruoos
Henry Scruggs, John Scruggs Elizabeth Scruggs Prs
ella Scruggs and Nancy Scruggs defendants and
IN other Of which, you the Overseers of the Poor of
the county of Goochland the plaintiffs and You
Timothy Scruggs, Henry Scruggs, Archibald Bryce
administrator aforesaid Elizabeth Priscilla and Nancy
Scruggs, the Attorney General Of Virginia. J. as the
Sherf OF Hanover county and administrator of David
Scruggs, dec d., Richard Scruggs and James Scrugas
and others defendants And if from any cause The
taking OF the said dispositions shall be completed on
the days aforesaid the taking thereof will be continued
from day to day, between the same hours and at the
aforesaid places until the taking thereof shall be com.
Petcd | am your obt servant,
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and Adnninr Of Daed Seraggs decd., By his anorney
January =. ol-w4w
FHNHE distinguished Stallion CAROLINIAN com
IA menced his present season the 10th instant and
VIII close the 10th July next at the stable of the subscr
bers at Charlotte Court House, Va at $50 the season
payable at the expiration thereof and $50 to INSURE the
insurance money to be paid whenever the mare known
10 be with ioa, OF parted with; and dollar the
groom for the service of each mare Every possible
care wall be given to prevent accidents but no liability
for Sny that may happen
'EDGGREE-C srOiinian was rot bv the remained Cir
Archie; his dam by the imported Druid his grandam
by old Wilda, (best of old Fearnaught) his rreat
grandam by Americus; his grandam by the import
ca ou Janus; ms grandam also by old Janus; his
egg grandam by the imported horse Moors Partner;
ms gggg grandam by the imported horse old jolly Ro
ger, out OF the imported Kitty Fisher Carroll
man blood can be traced the English Stud Book as
far back the following horses Places White Turk
imported by Mr.. Place, Slud-keeper to Oliver Crom
wei IN 1902 when lac was Protector; the Lyster or S;rad
ling Turk 1863; Dodswortl s dam 1916 &c &C. &c
The subscribers feel hesitation in saying that they
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SONS who entrusted their to their care as out of
more than sixty that left their care not
one was returned out Of order and nearly all of them
much latter than when they They can only pro-
mise continuance Of their best excrons TO give salts
tacton and hope to have ample proof of their success
in e return Of large number OF those who patronscd
The horse the last season Carolnan served near 100
mares the last season, and dlgent enquiry we can
not hear OF more than five that have proved in oal
and we invite ali persons whose mares failed the last
season. to send them back and they shall be insured at
the season price This being the last that Caronian NAV
make IN this part OF the country solicit all those
who have any wish to breed from him. to avail them
selves OF the present opportunity breed from horse
whose size color, form, blood and northumberland
the character and performances of his get all prove him
to be the cheapest horse in Virginia $50 the season
All persons sending mares from distance will please d.
rect them to the Of Thos r. Richardson one Of the
subscnbers living NJ the Courthouse with particular
written directions how they wish them kept whether
Pastufed or led their cmpcrs habits, &c and their dcc
hons shall be honestly complied with lie has provided
himself amply with grain, stables, separate enclosures
and every thing necessary 10 the successful accomplish
inent Of the end in view Mares shall be well fed at %
cents per day and servants with them boarded IRA
rs We would suggest the proprcty Of sending mares
before They ioa as every way preferable hc practice
Of travelling young colts accompansEk also with the
uncertainty Of the mares standing, aA)lSc
THOMAS P~RICHARDSON.
RICHARD J. GAINES
February ~. 00-w6w
-. By reference to tho September No 1892 Of the
Turf Register and Sporting Magazine Carolinans own
and some OF his gets performances may be seen.