Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-15
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urmal,on kindly communicated 10 the subscriber by a
gentleman living in the upper part OF Cumberland II
seems almost certain that her man, BES MoSELEf, VINO
has been absent more than twrlvenonth has 3D.
tanned free papers, filled up with the name OF D""faH
enry and that he is thus passing. under this iitc rs
free man fellow, whose description precisely cores
ponds with that Of the subscriber Ben, was seen on e
10th of February, and examined by three or tnrr u'lcf
cnt PERSONS the Buckngh ham road, bolh ABOVE anu
brow Raines tavern He had such fee pass as Inc one
spoken Of and called himself Duncan Henry He how
ever told very different stories TO different
TO one, he said that lie was boaan-that MS poat was
STILL on account of ice-and that he was on MS way W
Ivnchburr 70 another, that he was IN search OF LOST
unk-una to Third that he travelling To Buchanan
in Boetout If auY OF hrsc tales were True: IL IS pre-
badly the first Tor he long acted as b1hlIa "h James
River and is highly probable that he IS often passing
between Lynchburg and Richmond. with lille rNcr-
ton il is believed that any prison in either OF these
places mi int easily apprelraG HIM. ne above reward
will be gwen for his delivery to me, hVins near i'as-
horo in tic upper end Of Chesterfield, or l"r ils cn,nc-
lrut in any Jail, SO that Obtain POSSESSION .! MN
lie is brirh mululto stout and likely. about 81 or -
years Of are and for of his colour. has features uiu-
sually prominent lis nose is very naco't'"n beng
very much Of the Roman mould 1t IS believed thal ms
speech quicker than ordinary, and that thrc Is Siiot
OF has ears. ANN II HlOobi
| Cb.st.r.irld March s. l0J-wIw
~ The IL ncnbng Vir:inaa requested to aSet III" Th,,
wis., and lorsar account 10 the Office q" the EnI"f' ~ IL W.
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& a and Stallion will the next season at my sa
be at Charlotte G. H., Virginia. The terms will be $50
the season, and $OO nsurancc-(lIc Insurance money
will become due rs the mare Is known TO be
with lua or parted wh)and 81 10 the groom for each
mare. Excellent and abundant pasnragr grats, and
mares grain fed at % cents day. Every attention will
be maid to mares but will not he responsible Tor acct
dents or escapes The season will commence on the
| 10Th of February and end on the 10Th July.
EnANCIPATuN iirsrate Racer, and was cohs-
dercd I" lur 4 long time the best horse IN the North OF
Ennand' Prain was in the South Priam beat Il'in
for The great ST. Lrgrr about half length but alter
wards paid hun forfeit in Il match of 800 gnncas side
Emancipation the Stanley stakes; the gold cup at
lrcsnn c5I 6 subscrbcrs the FltzwIiliam stakes nj
Duncaser the llGrnby Casllr stakes the Craven stakes
at Callcrck Bridge; the gold cup al Preston. lc'2 the
renowned D,ncasrr stakes at Doncascr: 200 gurcas
I,rlc from Priam. New. Market; Great Suhscr plion
at York. Ul subscrbcrs.) miles: &c. Ills last at
York two miles, with l3tj lbs, run in minutes ii
seconds.
Emancipation was got by WIskcr, own brother 10
WLalrbunc; his dam by Ardrrpan grancar Lady Eliza,
! nv Whwort!, Spadllr Sylvia By Young Marskr :;
Arabian; Mixbury: Muso Bay turk, Bay Bolton; Co
ncvskns liul;on'S Gray Barb Bycrly Turk. Bns;ler.
Emancipation s dam is also the dam Of Tom50y. Lawn
sleeves, BrcSwing and several other fine rnnrrS. aH Of
her produce, and they too by five SIX different horses
! having proved good winners.
Emancipation is fine bay, with black legs G hands
high very handsome and commanding; has large bono
and fine action and is a horse of great length power
and substance. lie is oflhr best racing blood both
sides. He covered at ~ guincas in England. and
very popular stallion. and his stock there is hig. pio
missing For further particulars see landiIls.
WYATT CARDWELT.
! Feb e. S1-Wif