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

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The county OF Louisa and State of Virginia. shall pro-
coed to take the dispositions of Richard NIcGch G. Lewis
Snlser, Robert Bibb and Others to be read in evidence
IN pending in Louisa Comfy Court, on its
Chanccry side, wherein |, the Executor OF my de-
ceased father, Benjamin Bib, plaintiff, and yourself
and John Ellis your agcnp are dcfendants-Tha,
shall! commence on the above 9th of June at o'clock,
a. NJ and continue till clock p NJ; and if, from
any the dispositions should be completed, on
that day shall, from day 10 day, The place and
between the hours, continue Till all of the above
dispositions are taken. You may attend at the above
place and lime, ii you think proper.
RICHARD G. BlBB, Ez'or. of
April H. [ll3-w4wl njamin BibL decd.
M OTlCE.-ri!c subscriber takes this way Of inform.
~ ing has friends and the public generally that he has
taken the house formerly occupied by Mr.. Hiram Bragg,
at the corner Of ii and 9Th Streets SluckG H, where
he will keep constantly on hand. large assortment of
GROCERIES, suitable for families, where he wishes
those in Of Groceries to call and if they
not be accommodated. SAM l.. CRANE
April -. 1l3-w0w
g. OHANNA-This celebrated foal gellcr will, The
WI present season. stand at Broad Rock in the county
of CHESTERFIELD about two miles from the town Of Man
chester and be let 20 at seventyfve dollars the
season. with one dollar 10 the groom Season commenced
on The first day Of February, and will expire the
first dry OF July next Mares left with Golanna will he
fed agreeaby ORDERS and charged accordingly Every
possible shall he akent to prevent accidents
capes but will not lie liable for either Servants sent
with (ohanna will be boarded free of CHARGE
Gentlemen sending Tor mares left with Gohanna, will
send the money their notes for the season, when the
mares taken away. Gohanna having been 50 often
advertised think it useless TO say any thing about his
blood performances and the high price he sold for
last fail at public auction is evidence sufficient IF his
high standing getter OF race horses.
April r. [li3-uI lsHAM PICKETT.
7E7HE CELEBRATED RACE-HORSE, MARION,
E So remarkable for getting Race H0rses, will stand
the present Season at my stable 10 miles from Jackson,
- from Halifax, " c., twelve from Belfeld Va. thirty
five from Washington, n. c., and fty-scvcn South of
Petersburg, va. The Season has commenced and will
end the 18th July lie will be led to Mares at 60 dollars
the Season, which may be discharged BY the paying Of
80 dollars within tho Season Mares be insured at
90 dulars-lhe insurance will be demanded as soon as
the Mare is discovered to be in oal the property
changed One d"ar will be expected to the groom in
every case. Large and extensive prSturnge, in
small grain expressly for left with the Horse, and
separate lots for and colts, and board of servants
gratis. Those sending from distance, if convenient,
will send servants with their mares, so that they may be
attended to agrecaby to instruction Mares will be fed
at % cents per day. No responsibility for accidents
escapes, but every precauton will be taken 10 prevent
them.
Marion, is beautiful blood bay, black legs name and
TAIL five feet three inches HIGH in the prime ofe, for
he looked better before. He was sent to the
Western Country, where his owner expected him TO
main, but from the solicitation of Mari"ns friends; and
the Of his cults running in Virginia, North Ca
rolna, Baltimore and elsewhere last fall, his owner, Co..
| W. l.. Long, has been induced to bring him back to
North Carolina again. 1t is to be lamcnled that all The
Sporting world has not this very desirable Horse
His coll Francis Marion bore of at two heats the great
sweepsake Of $1,000 entrance at Tallahassee, Florida
threeple heats for year clds subscribers paid for
felt beating Veto of South Carolina aud Mary Smith Of
Tennessee, in great style; he has since many
and has been beaten His produce, Maria West,
Clare de Kitchen, Il. A., Virginia Carey Patsy Brown,
Corbin' colt, Wilkes Fy. Miss Belt won tile Jockey
Club at Warrenton last FALL beating the nutcd h"rsc
Tusknea which horse Just before was sold for 81 0OG the
next week she won the Jockey Club at Oxford; she WOE
The Jockey Club New Market, four mile heats, Al,
heats beating Fanny Cline BY Archie, Alp and several
other horses, showing her superior bottom, which never
fails to show in thorough bred citizen. Simon, Dr..
William Goodwyns colt, Is one OF the finest colts in
this or AMI other country, he Is thong to be, and
as believe doubts t. he has three and
them all with great case, and ain told $500 was Of
fered for him, which his owner refused Marion has
never failed to produce racchorse from any mare OF
good blood, am informed By gentlemen that know his
produce.
PEprGHrE.--Mar;on was got by old Sir Archie, his
dam by imported Citizen, his grand dam by imported
Alderman, his o. grand dam by Col Ashs Roe6uck, his
G. grand dam King Herod, his e. e. g. grand dam by
imported Partner. Alderman got by PotSos gene
rally thought the best of OKey's Eclipse, out Of
Lady Bollnsbrooke, out of Cypron, the dam of King
IIerod. (See Turf Register, page 295) Roebuck was
rot by the old imported horse Swecpu, son of Dorers
great Driver of Snake the hrst bred son of the Lis
ter Turk out of Thwas excellent dun mare got BY the
Yorkshire Acastcr Turk, the Of old Chaner. Dr.
rcrs dam bred by the Duke of DcvonshIre and got
by the FLYING Childers. Rsebucks grand dam was
mare Of high blood purchased when about two years old
from the Hampton Court stud of George the Second,
by Mr. Spann of Bristol for the late Judge Moore who
imported her. (See Advertisement in llonges' n. G.
Journal, printed at Halifax, 1876, signed j. B. Ashe.)
King IIcrod got BY the imported horse old Fear.
nought his dam by the imported horse Olro, his grand
dam was q thorough bred imported mare purchased from
his Grace the Duke of Rutland. (See Turf Register,
vol. g page Sly Partner got by Cros Partner in
England. Bay Bolton, son of the Browalowe Turk, out
Of Old Lady. by the Pueine Arabian. (See Turf Regis
ter vol. 2, page 5lS)
tended against the celebrated horse Henry the COMPETE
tor of Eclipse, Lawrcnceville for the Jockey Club
Purse mile heats, $500, which Marion AT heats
October 4th 1924 Marion the Jockey Club at New
Market d mile heats, beating Col w. R. johnson Bet
soy Richards, and Capt j. J. Harrson's Arab. Fall,
1895, Marion won the Jockey Club at New Market,
mile heats $500, beating Capt. j. J. Harrisons Polly
Cobbs with great ease, and distancing COL W. r. John.
son Washington by Timoleon. Next week at Tree Hill
he started for the Jockey Club together with Betsey Ro
bnson, Phis John Richards, Corinna, Liberator and
Arabella which won by Besey Robinson Marion
ran second the first heat and broke down, which finish
ed his racing career For particular account Of hcm
reference may be had to the Turf Register. vol. 3,
| page LOB.
do hereby certify that Marion was lame and his leg
much swollen, and that if | had had the management
of him in the above race he should not have started. in
witness whereof have hercunto set my hand and seal
this 2lst day of January, 1881. wv NJ, o WEsT
No 1aha npsen' Co.. N. c., April r. ISL
YHyHE CELEBRATED IMPORTED ARABIAN
| III HORSE, BUSSORAH ARABIAN, beautiful
golden sore oacd in the year 1914 and looks and acts
like COLT will stand at my stable in the county OF Ches.
ter(eld IL miles from Richmond and II from Chester
field Court House. at Mr. Mauks Tavern, in the lower
| of yhaton md MIR I'm,