Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-09

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Jno c. Stevens Eclipse
Jno. C. Craig 80 Sir Charles.
Jno. G. Stevens " t Henry
Abnc1 Robinson H Monsieur Tonson.
Second race, day, sweepstakes for colts and FL
lies three years DID, two mile heats entrance 300 dollars,
h. f-sx subscribers, viz:
Thomas II. Burwell's ch C. by Tmoleon: out of Hip
F. P Corbins Ally by Sir Charles, out Of the dunn Of
Star.
R. F: Stockton, Charlotte Pace
John Ridgey, CHI f. by Timoleon. out of Sparrow
hawks dam.
r. Gimor, jr, CHI f. by Sir Charles, tof Betscy Ro
bins0n.
r.. S. Boyces f. Carminta. by imported Apparition.
Wednesday, first race, the Craig Plate, value $3OO
free for all ayes, mile heats The winner to take
the plate 500 dollars, at his optonentrance money
depending the number of Observation-Disclosures TO be
made evening previous to the race.
Second race same day, sweepstakes for colts and
FLIES three years DID, 300 dollars entrance, 500 forfeit
mile heats-twelve subscribers and closed.
/. J. Fl. Wilkes enters sister to Medoc. = Jno NJ
Botts Timoleon, out of Phillis g. Jno M Bolts, full
sister TO Rolla 4. Isaac s. Snccdecors b. by Sir Lo-
ve out of Empress. s. J. Alstons f. Jane Lynch: by
Eclipse, out of Pacolet 6. r. F. Stockton CHI
c. By Sir Charles of Powancy. I. A. L. Bolts b. f.
Itasca, by Eclipse, out Of Betsey Ransom. g. John
Heths CHI. f. full sister to Collier 8. }. NJ Selden en-
C. by Tmoleon, out of Sir Charles mare TO- o. r.
lIarcs b. C. by Monsieur Tonson, out Of Sir Archy
mare H. John c. Craig flly by Tcniers, out of lnva
lid. II. VIM. Wynn, FLY by Monsieur Tonson, out OF
Thursday first race Propretor's purse 500 dollars,
three mile heats, entrance 20 dollars
Second race, same day. sweepstake for colts and
FLIES raised in Maryland and District OF Columbia, two
mile heats entrance 100 dollars h. f. to close and name
ls September.
i. Thomas Emory enters Irby, by John Richards, dam
Grecln Princess.
= r. G!mor, jr., CHI C. John Marshall oy John ftlch
ards, out Of an Alfred marc.
s. Thos d. Jdhns,ons b. by Sir Charles, out OF Jo
siah Lees bay
d. r R. S: Boyce flly by Apparition. owned by him,
and raised by G. S. w. Dorsey.
Friday Jockey Club purse, 900 dollars, four miles
heats entrance 80 dollars.
]. M sELDEN, Proprietor and Treasurer.
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MIEW GOODS-The subscribers have received d
q rect from the Northern Cities their Fall and WIN
ter supply of Goods and respectfully solicit call from
their friends and the public generally to their stock which
the most extensive offered in this market, con-
sisting in part Of the following:
London blue black, drab, grey, olive, dahla Adelaide
and invisible green cloths,
London blue, Black drab, buckskn and fancy cassi-
mcrcS, ;,
Red white, green and yellow Hanncis; baiZes,
Wilson's napt cottons satinetts,
81 and Al merinos and circassians, all coors,
BombazincS and bombazetts,
Corded skirts, grass skirts,
Madam Cantillo S corscts,
Infants and misses oil-silk aprons,
Plain colorcd choleys, all colors; black chaleys,
Italian
Irish linens, lawns, brdscye and table diapers,
Brown and white linen damask table cloths and napkins,
Oil cloths, domestic goods,
New style chaley valencia velvet satin and other vest
inws,
Cacoes and ginghams cambrcs and mus ins, plain and
Thread qrecanet bobnet and blonde laces and edgngs
Merimo Cashmere, Thbet and cashmere shaw's anu
Scarls, >, ,c
Spital6eld bandanna and pongee handkerchief,
Ladies and gentlemens cloaks,
Fur capes and collars
Lambs.wool and stockinrnet shirts and drawers,
Bows and men grey and black sealskin and fur caps,
English straw, Tuscan and Leghorn bonnets, some en-
trely new style,
Pus and rnge,s, hair braids, French worked muslin
canes and collars silk and cotton umbrellas apron and
furniture checks, bed tckngs ladies' and gentlemen
hoskin kid, beaver, buckskn and woolien gloves ana
mittens quill top, tortoise shell and imitation uck ivory
and other combs; white black and green blonde gauzc
wells; stocks shirt collars and bosons; turkey-red knit
TING cotton Challey, Thibct, Meriuo Cashmere SILK anu
blonde gaaze neck handkerchief; trimmings for military
cuats; white and scarlet knitting yarns, &c, &C.
La their HGydacnre apartment, will be tound-sngie
and double shot guns rifles; Damascus, Old English and
other razors Saunders straps Rowland pit Cross
cut and mil saws; hand tenant, and sash saws Mes
spades and shoves polished trace and halter chalns
claw hammers and hatchets; Collins Simmons Beers
and Kings pole and broad axes rim, stock, pad morse
gun and other locks knives and FORKS IN single ana 1u
sets of v-one pieces drawing knives; foot adzes can
dlcsticks shovels and ongs; waffle and wafer rons he
tenders brass andirons teaboards and walters pat and
ooshed augurs and gmets; shot Pouches power 1asKs
snort. men + blowing horns GLACIERS diamonds; lher9
npeers cast. shear, German and bssred STEEL mould
and bench planes socket and s5 ehses snc
flutes; es ketes brass kettles; house and champef
percussion pocket books and wallets brushes
sterlbIade squares and bevs gold and silver watches
bride bits heads and reins, &c. &c
Also, sole and upper leather calf @ iron
cotton warns salt cotton and wool cards, WOOL ana
fashionable hats boots and Shoes castings, window glass
ron. bound tubs glass; carten, China and stone ware
rim warc a general assortment medicines, paints and
dive stufs, loaf and brown sugar, coffee, teas Wines
bacon, garden seeds, hops, horse collars ana wagon
whips, Browns best chewing tobacco. :,
AIso, constant supply Of mountain clover and herds
s'A'' READ, vENABLEs & SPENCER.
GAINESVILLE, Oct 9. 4o-ow
w AND FOR SALE.-The subscriber offers tor sale
h his Tract of Land, containing about 2o0 acres,
more or less The soil is very rich, and we'll adapted
to the growth of and wheat There are about 81
acres cleared and 200 in woods There is great guam
49, IF rood timber on -white- coax, red-oak, hickory,
sy,ar and some very large pine-About 10 acres OF