Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-22
EPRoAD ROCK FALL RACES. lsa5. will com.
u ~ mence usual the LAST

I'D mence usual on the last Tuesday in September
over he Tree Hill Course, instead of Broad Rock and
continue four days.
FIRST DAYA swcepstake for colts and FLIES wears
olu mat never won race, mile heats entrance 500
September.
Subscribers NJ. Bolts, George Goodwin, John
Belcher, lsham Pickett
SECOND DAY.-Proprietor's Purse = mile heots for
$2oO-cnuonce $15.
THIRD DAy;-Jockey Club Purse, $500, 3 mile heats
entrance 800
Founru DAr.-A sweepstakes for colts and FLIES. 2
Years oid mile heats, that race, entrance
Suo nan forfeit; now subscribers and expected
10 close on the 10Th September.
SutScriJcrs.-Richard Adams William Williamson
lsGam Pickett
, On the same day, swcepstakc for colts and FLIES
worth $'O0-entrancc money depends upon the num-
per Of subscribers, to name and close the 2,h Sep
September L. 34-,dr
vHNREE HILL FALL RACES, 1885, will commence
III as usual the first Tuesday in October, and con-
hnue four days
Fnsr DAy-A swcepstakc for colts and FLIES 3 wears
Old, mile heats, entrance $500, forfeit $loO-now
subscribers, and closes on the LIST of September
S"CscTicers--Doswell and Christian, Adams and Cor
bin, John Hcth William Williamson VIM r. Johnson
o r Hare, Isham Pickett.
SECOND DAf-Proprietors Purse $500, mile heats
entrance Sl5. 10y
THIRD DAY.-Jockey Club Purse $1,000, mile heats,
entrance $50. '
FoURrII DAy-Tico S,ceepstnkesFirs, for collie aud
llies mile heats $780, forfeit $50 and closes
on the lst OF seP,emher-now subscribers
:, o"oSertOerS--Jamcs 5. Garrison, VIM. Williamson
boswell and Pickett
Second Race-A sweepstakc for all ages, mile heats,
ior sIIVer cup worth S2OO-entrance money depends
on me number OF subscribers. Any gentleman wishing
to subscribe TO any of the above stakes can do so by
hak IN ms entry and putting in the Post Office
me day the stakes close, directed 20 the proprietor
SEPTEMBER [34-tdl IsHAM PICKETT.
Fl ONG ISLAND RACES Union Course-FaH 1885
M The races for the first Meeting this Course will
take place as usual the lstTuesday Oct and CONT
nue. four days In addition to the regular purses of 0G
$l0O and 81 0O0 of g g. and mile heats there are seye
raj large match, which have already ex
cited considerable interest in the sporting world Among
the first, is one of seventeen subscribers at $500 each
hu IN which, many OF the most promising colts both of
the South and North, engaged
The match is between Post Bow years old (be la,e
vicnr OF kosale Somers, the Union Course for
$4,000 sidc) and the Johanna colt veto years old
(oi great PROMISE having large sweepstake in fine
Style and also received forfeit in a match last Spring9
mile heats, for $4,000 a side
In addition the number of Northern horses in train
ing, which is unusually large, Col Johnson is expected
with his stable from the South.
A. L. Bolts, seeretaru
o. Particulars of second meeting this Fall, will be
g'Gs m nI ntiaNS a. l.: b.
ENOR SALE-The JUvERNA Tract OF Land Qhe late
Ill residence of Elizabeth W. Deane, deceased lying
in the county of Cumberland within one mile Of The
town of Ca Ira, from which there is good navipa
ton at all seasons of the year Rchmond containing
hye hundred and fifty or sixty 1t is believed few
highland Farms in Middle Virginia, extensive
possess greater advantages than this To the agrcu
turist holds out high prospects of reward for his indus
a
peasant retreatn summer, surrounded by many areea
bic and intelligent neighbors Mr. Henry Page who
resides on the premises, will take pleasure showing
The land to those DESTROYS of purchasing.
For terms OF sale apply to the subscriber in Richmond
or to MIR. Maurice l.. IIobson of Cumberland.
TllOS. J. DEANE, administrator
" The above sale is postponed until Mondny the 9th
August % TsaMiotl T' j. d. g@ S9 paGr
NMooDsTOCK FOR SALE-The Subscribers
Wv will expose to sale, by public auction on Thurs
day. the first day of October next the premises that
beautiful called WoopsrocK late the proncrtv of
William Fitzhugh Carter Esq. containing tbirtv:tvo
hundred and twenty five acres (by an old sur vin
in the county of Fauquer about miles below The town
OF Warrenon, (and distant from burg and Fall
mouth about 30 miles,) Cedar and Turkey Runs
which streams unite the farm and run through IL
About sixteen numbered Of this land are cleared
ana divided into fourteen fields, nearly quite hun
dred of which rsrate low grounds of me xhausfble
fertility, and may readily be turned into mcadow-abont
fifty acres in timothy Nearly the whole troct
enclosed under good and substantial fences The IN
cleared land is generally of first quality: The tim
Der has been preserved with unusual care the late own
or never permitting any of the prime timber 10 be used
The improvements comfortable but small yelling
House, 0he Mansion House having been destroyed by
re some years ago. large Kitchen and Laundry Meat
House, Ice House, &c, with two Wells of remarkably
fine water in the yard the Stable and Carriage House
are SUPERIOR being of brick and sufficient hold twenty
four horses large Barn. Corn Houses, &c. &c 1t is rare
that such an estate this is brought into market it is
certainly one amongst the finest in the State of Virginia
the Tract was selected out of survey of TWENTY-FIVE
Thousand Acres originally belonging 10 the Carter es
tate.
TERMS or S8LE-One fourth a well endorsed Nc
gotiable Note at six mouths--the balance l. and 3
years credit with interest from the date to be secured
ny personal security and deed Of the land
Alter the Land is sold will be offered for sale the grow
ing Crop OF Corn, which very large one and 300 900
weight of Hay; all the stock Of Horses Cattle and
Sheep; Wagons, Plantation Utensils Backsmiths' Tools
Carpenters Tools, Household aud Kitchen Furniture
&c Sc--ihe sheep are remarkably fine and arae and
perhaps the only unmixcd flock in this section Of yir
gniahe sale will be continued from day to day un.
I'll the whole is sOldTcrms,-Al sums under 6liy dol
lars cashall over, years credit TO bear interest
from the date which will be renqushcd f the bonds are
punctudly paid. JOHN 5. WEXFORD
MURRAY FORBES
ED. ii. CARMICHAEL
September 8. aG-tds
N. The farm above advertised as Woodstock con.
sists OF two adjoining plantations viz Woodstock pro.
per, containing 1887 acres-and Forest Farm containing
1888 acres They will be sold either separately or togo
Their. They are bounded by the lands Of the Messrs
fzhughs, Jacob Weaver and others and among the Lest
grazing farms in the State.
I'D UNAWAYS.-~Ran away from Mr. Robert PAYNE.
H0 on The night Of the fifth inst in the upper edge of
buckingham county, two Negro fellows. ASDRFw and
JiM. Andrew purchased by MIR Payne of Peter
9. Cosby ~ Richmond. he is said TO be about twenty
FIVE years Of age FIVE feet eight or ten inches beb and
will probably weigh about tGJ pounds: he is brown
mulato, straight and well made with no marks or scars
recolected; he had small whiskers aud has zap in his
upper or under teeth; he white fur hat when he
left he had variety Of clothng-Jim was purchased
OF Walter Iicaly, Urbanna in Middlcsex connty
ana IS about 10 years old; he is very black and about
the height Of Andrew, stout, coarse made fellow and
will weigh les 80 pounds his nose is very much