Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-15
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formations kindly communicated 10 the subscriber by
gentleman living in the upper part of Cumberland it
seems almost certain that her man. BEN MosELEY, who
has now been absen, than twelve month, has OBJ
famed Tree PHpers filled up with the name of Duncan
ery and that he IS thus passing under this title,
Tree man. n fellow, whose description precisely
ponds with that of the subscribers Ben the
10th OF February, and examined by three four differ
ent persons, the Buckingham road both above and
below Raines tavern. He had such free pass the one
spoken Of and called himself Duncan Henry lle how
ever told very different stories to different individuals
o one he said that he was boatmanthat his boat
still, on account of ice-and that he his way 10
Lyncbburg To another that he in search of lost
trunk TO third, that he travelling Buchanan
IN Botctout III any of these tales true, pro-
badly The first; for he long acted boaman james
River and ii highly probable that he is often passing
between Lynchburg and Richmond. With little exer-
ton, IT Is believed that any person in either of these
places might easily apprehend him. The above reward
VIII be gwen Tor his delivery living Halls
boro in the upper end of CHESTERFIELD for his conne-
ment in any jail so that obtain possession of him.
lie bright mulatto stout aud likely about 30 30
years OF and for of his colour has features
sualy prominent. His is very uncommon being
very much of the Roman mould II is believed that his
speech Is quicker than ordinary, and that there is shot
scar on one OF his ears ANN III. MOODY
Chesterfield, March g. I00-wdw
wIw, o Enquirer A. H. NJ
EIHMANCIPATION.-Th splendid English Racer
la and Stallion will cover the next season at my sa-
bic, at Charlotte O. H., Virginia The terms will be $50
the season, and 500 insurance-Qhc insurance money
Will become due as soon the is known to be
mare. Excellent and abundant pasturage gratis and
mares grain fed at % cents day. Every attention will
be paid to Mares but will he responsible for acci-
dents or escapes The season will commence on the
10Th OF February and end on the 10Th July.
EMANcIPATioS first-ratc Racer and was consi-
dcrcd for long time the best horse in the North of
England as Pram was in the South. Pram beat him
Tor the great ST. Leger about half length but after
wards paid him forfeit in match of 500 9uneas side
Emancipation won the Stanley stakes; the gold cup at
Preston 1881 6 subscrbcrs;) the Ftzwilam stakes at
Doncas,cr the Horribly stakes the Craven stakes
at Caerick Bridge the gold cup Preston 1892 the
renowned Doncaster stakes at Doncaster 300 guneas
forfeit from Pam New Market Great Subscription
at York, l subscribers) miles, &c. His last race al
York, two miles, with 10 lbs, in minutes 81
seconds.
Emancipation was got by whisker, brother to
Whaebone; his dam by Ardropan; grandam Lady Eliza
by Whitworth; Spadile; Sylvia, by Young Marske
Ferret by brother TO Sylvia Regulus; Lord Morton's
Araban Mxbury Mulso Bay Turk, Bay Bolton; Co
neyskins; iuttons Gray Barb; Byery Turk, Bus,ler
Enancpations dam is also the dam of Tomboy Lawn
sleeves Becswing and several other fine runners all of
her produce and they too by five different horses
having proved good winners.
Emancipation is fine bay, with black legs 16 hands
high, very handsome and COMMANDING has large bone
and line action, and is horse of great length power
and substance. He is ofthe best racing blood on both
sides He covered at - guineas in England and was
very popular stallion, and his stock there is highly
missing For further particulars handbills
WYATT CALDWELL.
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