Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-25

Gs4.E OF LAND AND NEGROES.-Pursuant 10
~ decree OF Caroline County Court rendered the
suit OF Coleman aud others Minors administrators and
Others the subscriber, appointed Commissioner by said
decree, Will, Monday the 4h of March next AT Caro-
line Court House, Chat being Court dayD proceed TO
SELL at public auction, for cash likely young Negroes
of whom two boys aud four females
Also, on Saturday the 10Th oil the same month, at
Chesterfield, in the county vi Caroline about miles
distant from the premises, small TRACT LAND be-
longing to the late Alfred Minor deed, usually known
by the name OF Farheld in a healthy and desirable
neighborhood, within mile OF the Richmond, frcdc-
rcksburg and Potomac Rail Road, containing ity acres
more or less The improvements are, large and
modous framed dwelling, which, with little cxpt nse,
would he rendered quite convenient and comfortable
geic with the necessary outhouses. further descrp
ton deemed unnecessary those wishing purchase
will no doubt view the premises.
TEsMs.-A credit OF nine months will be given for the
land, the purchaser giving bond with approved security;
The title TO be retained until the purchase money paid
Possession given the LIST day of January, 1887.
WILLIAM X. b. WYATT, y7dn, tor
req. 10. l92-wow Of 3yrcd Minor, iced.
tLARET.-Ths splendid imported horse will cover
" mares the present season, commenced, and
VIII expire on list July 1886 the stable of the
scrlber, Granville county, N. Carolina miles north of
Wil'aisborough on the main road leading from Oxford
To Boydion at 500 the season, payable at the expiration
thereof and $50 Insurance, which will be forfeited
soon as the mare be ascerained be in oa the
property transferred, with dollar cash to the groom i'm
every case Good pasurage for mares gratis and fed
nj 20 cents day, and charge for board when
attending to Every possible will be taken TO
prevent escapes accidents, but liability for any that
Caret is rich bay, feet inches high G years old
the present Spring, Of great substance and power
beautiful action. The subscriber would be happy to
give The entire performances of Claet but il would
cupy too much space in a newspaper: he therefore will
refer the reader TO the March No, S35) of the Turf
Register for his memoir in foil.
PEDiGnfE.-Claret was got by Chateau Margaux the
best mile horse of his day. and of the best sons of
the famous Whalebone has dam by that capital racer
nnd stallion, Parzan his g. dam by Gohanna The best
nile horse of his day; his e. e. dam by Orville, who
covered at Oh mare, out of the dam of Rubens
Selm, &c, by Alexander, Hghhyer, Alfred, Engineer
Bay Nations dam by Cade, Lass of the Mill by Old
Traveller, Miss Makeless by Young Grey Hound Part
ner, Miss Does dam by Woodcock Cron's Bay Barb
Dcsdemona's dam by Makeess, of Old Thornton by
Brimner, Dickey Pierson, Burton Barb Mare Few
horses, either in England America could boast such
pedigree. EDMUND TONNES
February 18th, 1886. 92-w4w#
AhNE HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS RE-
" WARD, for NELSON, who went off on the DIST
oil November last; he about % years of age of mid
ding stature, thick quick of apprehenson can spe
and read little, had when he left home a light CO.
ored coat and pantaoons all of homespun and an old
fur hat he has his forehead, believe over his
left eye, accustomed by burn when child will qye
the above reward, if taken of the State and delivered
TO me- or 500 if confined in any Jail that | get him.
$50 If taken in the State and confined so that oe
hum, or 500 IT delivered to at my place of residence
IN the county of Goocband, Licking Hole Meeting
House. have reason to believe he has obtained free
papers, and will try to make his escape
JEREMIAH WOODWARD.
Feb Is eo-wd,vs
A LEXANDER McLEIN-As Won are not an inhn