Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-19

Subscribers.
John Belcher enters the produce of Jim Cropper by
Charles
Thomas Graves enters the produce of his Florzel, by
Charles
James w. Wntiee enters the produce of his Forizcl,
by Charles.
William l.. White enters the produce of Nancy Davis,
by Tonson
James j. Harrison enters the produce of the Maid of
Lodi, by Eclipse.
Boiling E. Graves enters the produce Of Worsham
Mann's mare, by Johanna.
D. H. Branch enters the produce Of his Gaatin mare,
10y Charles
James S Garrison enters the produce Of Atlanta, by
Johanna
Henry A. Tayloe enters the produce of Lucy Gwynn,
Archer l.. Woodbridge enters the produce of Nancy
Dawson, by Eclipse.
Subscribers to Second Stake.
Isham Puckctt enters S. c. by Charles, purchased OF
Mr.. Wychc.
Vim. Williamson enters CHI. c. by Gohannu dam Nam
cy Jones.
George B. Poindexter enters b. C. by Engineer, dam
by Bedford.
YIN. l.. White enters s. C. by CaroIinan, dam
known owned by White and Price.
Jas P. Cobin Charles FLY, out Of Rosalba.
SECOND DAY.
Two Sweepsakes-frs, L swecpstake with colts and
frs years oli,) mile hras-entrance $2O0-hall for
fei, --lhrte subscribers and closed.
Subscribers.
VIM. l.. White his colt: Jacob, by Carolinan.
dam Alfred.
Richard Adams names Charles FLY, raised by J.
ahaIl.
lsham Pickett names his Eclipse fly, dam Sir
Charles raised by DR.. Crump.
Second SwcrpStakc same day, mile heats, entrance
$40 half forfeit, four subscribers and closed.
Subscribers.
VIM. l.. White enters Caro!nan colt, raised by
Sydnur, dam by Charles.
n Reeves enters s. c. by Tinoleon out Of the sister
10 Tuckahoe.
Wan Williamson enters 5. c. by lphiclus, raised by
Harris.
lsham Puckett enters S. f. by Charles, dam by Hal
THIRD DAY.
Projectors Purse $3.50 two mile heats, entrance sis.
Jockey Club Purse ESSth three pa t heats $50
April r. [ll3-tdl lSHAM pUCkEIT.
UIAIRFIELD RACES-srENo MEErrsc, 1876,
Il will commence "Wednesday, the 9th April,
and continue four days:
Sweepstake for colts aud FLIES, years old mile heats,
$500 entrance, II. f.: seven subscribers.
l. Randolph Harrison, c. f. by TuiOeon, dam by Jack
Andrews.
. john fletb c. by Sit Charles dam the dam of Col
3. Robert stunara, f. by Gohanna, dam Lady Green's
j. VIM. Calf. c. c by Eclipse, dam Sally Drake.
s. Is. Peyton, CT by Iimoleon, dam Merlno Ewe
G. VIM ii. Roane: blk. by I'mucon, dam by Tom
7. John Allan, dead.
Same day. Sweepstakes for colts and flles, years
l. r. Adams. c. by Sir Charles, dam by IIptop.
2 VIM. II. Minge, C. By TimoIeon, dam by Hornet
g. J. S. Garrison, b. f. by Timoleon, dam Margaret.
l. Puckc, u Robertson, C. BY Gohanna, dam the dam
Of Veto.
). W. r. Scott C. by Marion dam by Washington.
g. w L. White by Caro!inian, dam by Sir Char les
7. VIM r johnson, b. c. by Sir Charles, dam the dam
of Star.
s. o. P. Hare, c. c. by Timoleon, dam by Gouty.
Projectors Purse, :'Co. two mile heats, entrance S5
N
Jockey Club Purse 5To G -four G @e heats $50
Breeders Stakes for three year old coils and hles nile
heats, $500 entrance, h. t.
l. r. Adams C. f. by Sir Charles, dam by Sir Alfred
z John Mcleod, b. f. by Eclipse, dam by limoleon
3. VIM Townes, c. by Eclipse, dam Polly Kennedy
4 D. n Paltcson C. fby Sir Charles, dam ny Bell Ar
5. John Morris, c. by BoIngbrooke, dam by tatonian
i. Watt H. Tyler, c. f. by Innoieon' dA'n W JACK An
drcws
:. james Lyons, b. c. Gully, by Caronian, dam Per-
s, Abncr Crump, c. f. by Eclipse, dam by Sir Alfred
8. Geo Waldron, b. f. by Titioleon, dam the dam of
Gloucester.
TO- D. Ii. Branch, f. by Sir Charles, dam by Galatin
II. A. L. DabHey, C. by Sir Charles dam the dam o.
- james B. Kendall b. c. by Sir Charles, dam by Arab
49, John [lelh c. f. Emily Chapman, dam the dam OF
"A. VIM. Wickham, c. f. Thets, by Eclipse, dam by
Same duy, sweepstake, for colts and FLIES years
old. SlOO entrance, Ii. f., four Subscribers
l. VIM l.. White, f. by Caronian, dam the dam OF
9. Wan. R. Johnson g. c. by Medley, dam Kate kear
g. VIM Williamson, C. f. by Eclipse, dam by Sir Hal
4 WIN. McCargo, {. f. by Sir Charles, dam Sally
Flynn. RlCllARD ADAMS frDPftef0r'
April s. ll--m
YHYREE.HlLL JOCKEY CLUB SPRING RACES,
1886, will commence usual, on the second Tues
day in May next, and continue four days.
~ FIRST DAY.
A sweepstake (for colts and FLIES, years old:l mile
heats entrance $500 forfeit $500. 10 and close on
the first day Of April now subscribers, and srveral
SatscriGers-John He,h, VIM. Williamson, VIM: R.
Johnson, VIM Wynn, George Goodwynn, VIM Nc
Cargo VIM l.. White.
me subscriber that comes in the above stake will also
be bound in another stake this fall, two mile heats, S2oo
entrance forfeit $780, by the first OF September
ne. hui will moi be compelled to name the sutie colt
SECOND DAY. -
rrOprc'ors Purse $p TWO S NILE heats entrance ''
Jockey Club Purse 81 900, four mile heats entrance
$50. .,,nu.un,
swcepstake with colts and hllies, three years ola'
mile heats entrance 500, half forfeit now two subscr
bers, and to name and close on the 18th April
Same day, Silver Tureen, will run Tor single Two
miles out. free for all ages-enrance money depends
up0" TIC '0 William WILLIAMSON, Proprietor.
hn,;,1e ll3-td
NITUATION WANTED.-An elderly Lady, who has
70 had some experience in the management OF iam'-
". wishes 10 obtain situation as house keeper. she
has recently taught school, which did not agree w't!
her. but should situation offer in healthy Secuon Q,
conntrv. she would be willing to take charge OF small
school Her will be moderate, and she would pre-
fer to reside in religious family.
N B-he applicant can De seen Sh OF ne H 0"' "
April 10. 1T
1EIO FARMERS.--seed Buckwheat, Timothy, Or
chard Grass Sainfoin, Lawn or Yard Grass,
1.,. White Dutch Clover Common Red do White