Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-13

act oil Inc last PaSse0 on The -
March, 1896 will open books Of subscription o ,Y
in the Lynchburg and Tennessee RAILROAD Com,s"nt
on the lst day of June next, in the town o! LyncL
Books of subscription will! also be opened on Tho
day by the Commissioners named in the act 4, ,hs |
lowing places: City of Rlchnondi Liberty Rst'
Salem Butcourt; Chris,ansburg, Montgomery: W.M'H
Court house; Marion, Smyth county; Abingdon, WV
inn,un county; Lebanon, Russell county; and al P..'
vile, Scott county.
The books will he kept open at each pl,cr ,bi,y =
NJ COW of the Charter will be sent 10 caci ~
Commissioners, directed to the place where tho I
are to be opened. JOHN EARLY, tha!rrcs
April p. llG-lN
~lTY FLOUR MILLS FOR SALE A.,
a sirous TO sell my mills on the James river ~
near the CITY of Richmond. Persons disposed IN 49,
chase, are invited to view the property which will Il
sold low and on LIBERAL credit, if desired by the m
chaser Should the property not be disposed O. bf
The first day Of June next the subscriber will make "
necessary arrangements for carrying the business
| heretofore. 1liOhAS hC iEkRFOORD
March 90 l0J-t2ju
G{ORY FOR SALE-Ihc subscriber, Iyirr
q Goochand county, on James River four u!cs h.
low Car,ersville offers fox sale 100 barrels of Corn M
"a 600 lbs of fodder. TARLTON FLEMING I
April % ll6-wtlJune I
wnICIIMOND. FREDERICKSBURG iyO -
Directors Of the Company, ON the eth March, IsY |
it was
ResoIred That further amount Of ten toarscrs ,,
share be required from the Stockholders 10 be paid. =
on or before the 18th day Of April next anI s. c3T.
before the 18th day Of May next; and to be deposited
heretofore in the Bank Of Virginia. to the credit Q! L.
Company. NM. +. oilEffEhD lrcsmG \
hlarcl l5 lC3-t5M /
S1ITUATlON WANTED.-Ane elderly Lady. NhaL,
20 had some experience in the management Of d .D
", wishes to obtain situation housekceper Sic
has recently taught school, which did agree win
her. but should situation offer IN healthy rc,ioa
country she would be willing To take charge OF smli
school Her terms will be moderate, and she would PIE
fer to reside in 4 reg ious family
n B-The applicant BE- heard from l.,
applying al Mr. William Mayo's, ShockG Hill.
April ID. HIT
NTRAYED or Stolen from the stables of the Ccaa.
e ban Hotel about len days ago, two Alares-0ne
sorrel with an eye out, two hind feet white and white
place in her orehcad six or seven years od-the c
very dark bay no white, except very small apr.
nucc on one of her hind feet five years old this SPr9
about four feet ten inches high: rather handsome std
said to pace well These mares are the property Of d.
James H. Morris, residing at the Green snss, l"rs
Whoever may deliver these Mares or either OF cn, "a
Dr. Morris or to the subscriber IN this CITY, shall Ut
pbly rewarded, and al! expenses paid.
April ~. ulG-tfl JAQUEL!N r: TAYLOR
~IOUANNA.-Ths celebrated toagrtter vii, t..
nrescn, season. stand at Broad Rock in thu coua;
Of Chcserirld about two miles from The town {" Ma
chester and be let 10 at seventy live Goa;s lie
season with one dollar to the groom. Season c"nmrac
1, ,hr FIRST dav of February, and will expire on T..
first DIV July next. Mares left with Gohanna wny
fed arreeably to orders, and charged accordingly hr
possible shall be takrnt 10 prevent accidrn's"''
canes but will not he liable for either. Servants seq!
with mares to Gohanna, will be boarded tte Of cANs
Gentlemen sending for mares left with Gohanna, 81
send the money or their notes for the season. when TIE
mares ure taken away Johanna having been SO c.ca
advertised think useless to say any thing about rs
blood or pcrormancc and the high price he vas sold IL
last fall at public auction is evidence sulhce"' q rs
April ~. [l13-tf] lsHAh fuChETT
NJ ENDALL JOCKEY CLUB RACES, l>35-
EA The spring meeting this course wi! com
mence on the fourth Tuesday in May, Qhe 2lth and
continue four days.
Frst Day-A swecpstake for three year old colts and
FLIES; mile heats, $500 entrance, $lGO forfeit FIVE
subscribers, and closed, VIZ
/ Jane, NJ. Srldens CHI c. b. Sir Charles dam by
Sir Hal.
2. james B. Kendalls b. C. by Henry, dam by Ecip"
s. r. Giln,or, jr.sgr. Frederick, by Byron, dam A.
likroka.
5. j. S. Gartison's b. C. Norwood, by Monsieur Ton
son, dan, Che dam of Hanslap) by Sir AIchy:
Sumo DayA sweepstake for three year old colts and
FLIES; mile heats, 500 entrance H.. f. Five subscriber
and closed, viz.
|. James NJ Srlden s b. f. by Sussex, dam Brunette,
2. james 3. Kendall's b. f. BY Spring Hill, dam By
imported Jack Andrews.
) r. Gilnor r Gil C. Howard, by Sir Charles, dam
Sally Walker, by luncheon.
q. Levi lIofi.nans b. f. by James Chopper, dam b?
Tcpgaliant. ~
s. 7G l. Sockets, b. f. by Sussex, dem BY Bay Rich
nload.
Scona Day.-Jockcy Club Purse, $500, three mile
heats free for all ages entrance $50.
Third Day.--Jockey Club Purse, 800, four mile
heals. for all entrance STU.
Fourth Dav-propretor's Purse, $3.50 tw" irle
heats free only for nags bred owned in Maryland a
District Columbia; entrance $l5.
Same Day.-A sweepstake Tor three year old coils mi
hllies; mile heats, 500 entrance, H. t. Three su1cH
hers, and closed, VIZ:
J. James b. Kendall names b. f. b. Spring Hill, dam
by imp. Jack Andrews.
z W. l.. White names CHI. C. BY Caronian dam II
Sir Charles.
3. Y n. Oliver names br. C. Richard Of York, b.
Star, dam by Shylock.
On Monday, the 23rd, (he day prevons to the rcsa'
lar races,) an interesting MATCH RACE for Sl,S7i
will come off between the celebrated geldins", BE-
longing 10 Jefferson county, VA mile heats
Sweepstakes now open.
|. A swecpstakc for three year old colts and hIIe'
mile heats; free only for Mary land bred and owned
and,as far South the kappahannockto run ! meet
ing, lc'G entrance $500, h. ito name and cosc tns'
first day OF September, 1886.
=. sweepstakc for three year old colts and GliN''
Two mile heals-to run fall meeting, 1896 cnraa-e
$3D, $lG0 foreit-to and close by the first da
ot September, lo:6.
A sweepsuke for colts and FLIES, fnuled Spring d
1886, 10 be run Spring of 1882 mile heats; en,r'n'r
81 ,OOO $3.50 forfeit Now six subscribers, and nI'HE
promised.
The proprietor in offering the above list Of races, hopes
is such will give general satisfaction. From u'
great number Of fine horses training this spring he ms
been Induced by the advice of his friends to give pu~
of $780, three mile heats; to do which, he has take"
S3UU from the four mile day, and added $2iD moI''
which make up the $500. Several improvements IN '''%
course and fixtures, suggested at the last meeting ar
now being made, and when com pleted, will render ''f
Kendall course second TO none in the country.
B. KENDALL, Treas. Il Prop
Mayo. la'-wlw
u AEILEFONTE RACES=.Ihc races over us