Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-09
R1Csz.NU OVID,
NEARYLAND JOCKEY CLUB RAcEs.-Fall

ing the meeting with two swcepstakes three mile heats
entrance 81 Goo [1Ih LIST stake for years old, has
oern postponed by consent of the Subscribers un-
trst sahe, for four year olds. 1000 dollars entrance,
500 Forfeit three mile heats, closed LIST August.
Jas, NJ SeIden enters b. c. Mazeppa, by Hotspur.
a. a. L. :, Bolts :. CHI c Post Boy, by Henry.
W; T. johnson 50 b, f. Julianna, by Johanna.
j. Nj Selden " CHI c. Cadmus by Eclipse.
Second stake, day, free for all ages 600 dollars
entrance, h. f., three mile heats, closed LIST August
John G Stevens enters f. Clara Howard, by Barefoot
VIM r. johnson I" III. h Shark by Eclipse
John T. Dorsey b. c. Mazeppa by Hotspur.
Tuesday, first race swecpsake for the get of stall
lions, three years old spring 1885, two mile heats,
trance 500 dollars, h f. seven subscribers:
w yShn = n'n ,! enters the get of Timoleon
John Nj Bolts 4" Johanna.
Jno. &. Stevens Eclipse
Jno G. Craig Z" Sir Charles.
AbneI Robinson " Monsieur Tonson.
Second race, day. sweepstakes for colts and FL
hes three years old two mile heats entrance 300 dollars
| h. f-six subscribers viz:
Thomas II. Burwcs CHI c. by Timoeon out of Hip
pona.
Star
II. f. Stockton, Charlotte Pace
John Ridgley, CHI. f. by TimOleon, out of Sparrow
r. Gilmor jr, CHI by Sir Charles, out of Betscy Ro
binson.
Il. r. S. Boycc's f. Carmina by imported Apparition
Wednesday, first race the Craig Plate, value $500,
free for all ages two mile heats The winner TO take
the plate 500 dollars at his option-entrance money
depending the number of subscribers-entres 10 be
made evening previous 10 the race
Second race, same day. sweepstakes for colts and
hcs, three years DID, 800 dollars entrance 500 forfeit
mile heats-twelve subscribers and closed.
l. j. H. Wilkes enters sister to Medoc. 2. Jno NJ.
Bolts Tmoeon, out of Phils. 3 Jno. NJ Bolts, full
sister 10 Rola. d. Isaac s Snecdecors b. by Sir Lo-
veil, out of Empress. 5. j. Alstons f. Jane Lynch by
Eclipse, out of Pacoct mare. g. r. F. Stockton S CHI
c. by Sir Charles, out of Powancy. T. A. L. Bolts b. f.
ltasca, by Eclipse, out Of Betsey Ransom. g. John
Hetl's CHI f. full sister to Collier g. j. NJ Splden 5 CHI
C by Timoleon, out of Sir Charles mare TO- o. p
= r. nv Of hrch
mare III. John G. Craig fy by Teniers, of Inva-
lid ~ WIN. Wynn, FLY by Monsieur Tonson of
Thursday, FIRST race, Projectors purse 500 dollars
three mile heats, entrance 20 dollars
Second race, day. a sweepstake for colts and
FLIES raised in Maryland and District of Columbia two
mile heats, entrance 100 dollars H. f.; close and
LIST September
L. Thomas Emory enters Irby, by John Richards, dam
Grecian Princess.
r Gilmor, ir., CHI. c. John Marshall by John Rich
ards, out of an Alfred
g. Thos. d. Johnstons b. C. by Sir Charles out Of Jo-
siah Lee IS bay mare.
4. +. r. s Boyce, FLY by Apparition, owned by him.
and raised by c. ). W. Dorsey.
Friday Jockey Club purse, 1000 dollars, four miles
heats, entrance 30 dollars.
J. NJ. sELDEN, Proprietor and Treasurer.
Oct, " 45-td
MTEW GooDs.-The subscribers have received d.
IN rect from the Northern Cities, their Fall and Win
ter supply of Goods, and respectfully solicit call
and the public generally to their stock which
Is the most extensive offered in this market con-
sisting in part of the following
London blue black, drab grey olive dahlia, Adelaide
and invisible green cloths
London blue black drab, buckskin and fancy cass
mercs,
London dufiie point, rose and Whitney blankets,
Red, white, green and yellow fannels bazes
Wilson napt cottons; satinetts,
ia and "A merinos and circassians, all colors,
Bombaz:nes and bombazets,
Corded skirts grass skirts
Madam Cantllo corsets
Infants and misses oil-siIk aprons
Plain colored chaleys, all colors; black chaeys
Black Italian lustrng, satin evantincs and other silks
Irish linens, lawns, brdseye and table diapers,
Brown and white linen danask table cloths and napkins
Oil cloths, domestic goods
New style chaley valencia, velvet, satin and other vest
Caeoes and ginghams cambrics and mus ina nl,in and
figured
Thread grecanet bobnet and blonde aces and edqines
merho, Cashmere, Thbet and cashmere shawls and
sptalfeld, bandanna and pongee handkerchief,
Ladies and genucmens cloaks
Fur capes and collars,
Lambs wool and stockngnet shirts and drawers
Boys and men grey and black sealskn and fur caps
EngIsh straw, tuscan and Leghorn bonnes, some
tlrely style,
Puffs and ringcts hair baids, French worked muslin
capes and collars, silk and cotton umbrellas apron and
furniture Checks bed tckngs ladies' and gentlcmen's
hoskin, kid beaver, buckskin and wooen gloves and
mens; quill top, tortoise shell and imitation iock ivory
and other combs white black, and green blonde pauze
wells; stocks shirt collars and bosouls; turkey red
ting cotton; Chaley, Thibe Merino Cashmere silk and
blonde gauze neck handkerchies trimmings for military
coats; white and scarlet knitting yarns, &c, &c.
la their Hardoerc apartment, will be found-single
and double shot guns; rifles; Damascus Old English and
other razors; Saunders straps Rowland pit cross
cut and mill saws hand enunt, and sash saws; files;
spades aud shovels; polished and halter chains
claw hammers and hatchets; Collins, Simmons Beers
and Kings pole and broad axes; rim, stock pad horse
gun and other locks; knives and forks in single and full
sets Of ityonc pieces drawing knives foot AIDES; can
descks shovels and longs waffle and wafer irons; fire
tenders brass andfons tcaboards and walters pat and
polished aogurs and gnets shot pouches powder TASKS;
spoftsmens blowing horns gazers diamonds; tlrermo-
meters; cast shear, German and bsrred steel mould
ing and bench planes; socket and frmcr chiscls and
gouges; braces aud bits coffee mills potatoe steamers;
flutes hes tea kettles brass kettles and chamber
bells percussion caps pocket books and wallets brushes
OF EVERY kind foot stoves pat scts kitchen bakers
steel blade squares and beys gold and silver Watches
bride bits, heads aud reins, &c. &c.
Also, sole and upper leather calf skins-Swedes iron
cotton yarns, salt, cotton and wool cards, wool and
fashionable hats, boots and shocs castings window glass
iron bound tubs, glass csrlhen, China and stone ware
tin ware, general assortment medicines, paints aud
| dye stuffs, loaf and brown sugar, Coffee teas wncg
bacon, garden seeds hops, horse collars and wagon
WHIPS Browns best chewing tobacco.
Also, constant supply Of mountain clover and herds
grass seed.
READ vENABLEs s. SPENCER.
Clarksve, Oct g. 45-sw
n AND FOR sALE.--The subscriber offers for sale
Il 4 his Tract Of Land containing about 80 acres
more or less The soil is very rich. and we'll adapted
10 The growth OF corn and wheat There about 50
cleared and 200 woods There is great guam