Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-12

of them young and very likely. An persons having
claims against the estate Of Greed Taylor deceased
requested to produce them 10 the subscribers order that
SAMUEL TAYLOR, Executor.
~ From not forcseen the above sale is neces
sarly again postponed until Friday the 18th day of April
ON which day the sale will certainly be made.
SAMUEL TAYLOR, Executor
April I.
NOR SALE, raiuaIie mann facfuriag MIL aud Plan
| B. tation, Roanoks.-l offer for sale, the Eagle
Point Mills and Plantation, adjoining Roanoke river
situated six miles sooh of Boydton and Randolph Ma
con College, and ten miles below Clarksve. The re-
putaton of this Mill we'll known in Petersburg and
Norfolk, and also extensively known through the coun.
try and villages the Roanoke. lis brand stands as
| high any other mill in the State where il is known
II runs five pair of stones, two pair of burrs
one OF burr and Esopus pair of Esopus entire and
pair OF rubbeIs; manufacturing machinery complete J;
and It is furnished with sufficient water power by
nal taken from the river In point of location, it pos
sesses uncommon advantages Besides constant
of CUSTOM it commands business from great distances
during dry seasons-yeldng annually from $50 800
barrels of toll IL receives from 10 TO 20 thousand
bushels of wheat annualy aud for years past the
crops have been rapidly increasing in this section of the
State, and will probably contint increase facilities
TO market improve There is re.~iy sale for and
every buslel of oial, at good prices 1t may also be
well TO remark, that it would afford eligible site for
cotton factory, grocery, mercantile business
The tract of land consists of 5l7 acres 81 of which
are good river bottom; good proportion of mbered
land and the plantation in good condition for cultiva
ton. The improvements consist of n spacious old dwell
ing house, with other ordinary outhouses. Persons
wishing 10 purchase the above property, may apply
The subscriber residing within two miles. A liberal
dit will be allowed the purchaser
Shonid not effect sale, privately, before the third
Monday in April next, shall, that day. offer it at
Court day Possession OF the Mill will be given on the
LIST of June next and the Plantation the LIST of Janu
ary. 1891 TINGNAL JONES, Executor
Mecklenburg, Feb 90 93-t20tbA
81 The Petersburg Capitalization win please insert the till
UINAIRFlELD RACEs--SrnISo MEErISc, 1896,
q will commence on Wednesday, the 9th April,
and continue four days:
sweeps,ake for colts and lies years DID, mile heats
/ $500 entrance, Ia. f., sc subscribers
/. Randolph HARRISON fDy rinoleon, dam by Jac,
g John Heth, f by Sin Charles dam the dam of Col
lier.
3. Robert s,unard, by Johanna, dam Lady Greens.
vile.
Z. Wm Gait c. by Eclipse, dam Sally Drake
5. Il. Peyton, c.. by 1imoleon, dam Merno Eve
g. VIM H. Roane, blk f. by Timoleon, dam by Tom
I. Tough.
| z. John Allan, dead
Same day, Sweepstakes, for colts and FLIES 3 years
old, $500 entrance, h. mile heats, eight subscribers
]. Il. Adams, &C. by Sir Charles, dam by Tiptop
2. VIM. II Minge, c. by rimoleon, dam By Hornet
3. j. S. Garrison, b. by Timolcon, dam Margaret
A. Packet & Robertson, f. by Johanna, dam the dam
s. w. Il. Scott, by Marion dam by Washington
g. w l.. White, C. by Carolinian, dandy Sir Charles
T. VIM. II johnson, b. C. by Sir Charles, dam the dam
of Star
g. o. = Hare s * diTS p%Y da" by GOuiy
Proprietor Purse, $3G9 Two mile heats, entrance SIS
Jockey Club Purse $500 four mile heats, $50
Breeders Stakes for three year old colts and fies mil,
heats, 800 entrance, n. f.
]. r. Albums, f. by Sir Charles, dam by Sir Alfred
2. John Mcleod, b. f. by Eclipse, dam by 'fimoleon
3. VIM. TONNES, C. by Eclipse, dam Polly Kennedy
4. -. n Pattcson f. by Sir Charles dan, by Bell Air
o. John Morris, c. by Bol!ngbrooke dam by Cafolinian
q. Watt II. Tyler, c. by Timoeon, dam by Jack An
drews.
Z. James Lyons, b. c. Gully, by Curoliuian, dam Per
8. Abner Crump, c. f. by Eclipse, dam by Sir Allied
g. Geo Waldron b. f. by Timoleon, dam the dam o
Gloucester.
10 D. H. Branch, b f. by Sir Charles, dam by Callatin
III. a L. Dabney, C by Sir Charles, dam the dam o
70. James b Kendall b. by Sir Charles, dam by Arab
13. John iieIh, C. f. Emily Chapman dam the dam o
Collier
L. WIN; wckham, C f. Theiis, by Eclipse, dam b,
Same day, Sweepstake, for colts and FLIES. 3 year
old, 500 entrance, H. f., four subscribers
!. VIM L. White, f. by Carolinian, dam the dam o
Q. VIM R. Johnson g. c. by Medley dam Kate Kear
W W Williamson %alass b. By E Eel dam BY Sir nal
Flynn. RICHARD ADAMS Proprietor
April .. ll2-td
N%T NJ. AMBLER, .qttor,,ey at Lq,o, has remove,
w . bis Office to the basement story Of the Powlla
tan House
April q. 1I2-2t
TEHAYbORSVfLLE RACES will commence OF
n "Wednesday, the 18Th inst First day-two sweep
stakes for uniried Colts, and closed. Second daV-Joc
key Club purse, SmileS and rePcat-purse $500 mir
day-Pr5pretof purse, two nile heats $3.50. Fourt
dog--A FIRST rate saddle and bride.
WIN. d. TAYLOR, Proprietor.
| April 1i2-2r
RJOTiCE The subscriber, Attorney at Law, win al
Ia tend the Superior Court Of Law and Chancory O
llenrico county tie General Court and The Court q
Appeals; and viii give strict attention 10 business con
fsd 10 .trt, in ~, IT, r. a.
Office Of his son, DR.. y. H. Smith, near the Bell tavern
where, or at his dwelling, he may generally be found
cept when 10 attendance upon the Courts
JOHN II. SMITH.
Richmond, April 1886. 1lO-Im
HARY Uad1rofm, Diiiiams g. Co. AT tbr
ED Long Room, Market Bridge, offer for sale lafa
aud general assortment Of Dry Goods Of recent mpora
ton Having turned their whole attention 10 tue whole
gale lrade. Country mercnnls reanncL rnlp aocllc