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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-20

HNMANClPATiON.-Th splendid EngIisb Roce-
n and Stallion will the next season at NV s,a
BILE, at Charlotte c. H., Virginia The terms will be 500
the season. and 800 insurance-Qhe insurance money
VIII become due the mare is known In he
with foal or parted with)and 81 the groom for eucb
mare. Excellent and abundant Pasturage gratis, and
mares grain fed % cents duy Every attention ,v;I
be paid to mares, but will be responsible for noc
dents or escapes. The season will commence ON tLe
IUth oil February and end on the 18th July.
EMANCIPATION was frst-rae Racer and was cons.
deTed tor long time the best horse i'm The North NJ
England as Priam was in the South. Priam beat hja,
Tor the great ST. Leger about half a length but after
wards paid him forfeit in match of 500 9uineas side
Emancipation the Stanley stakes the ,,od cun n,
Preston, 1881 DC subscfibers0 the Fzwilian stakes AT
Doncasier the Horribly Castle stakes; tie Craven stakes
at Catterick Bridge the gold cup Preston 1872 the
renowned Doncaster stakes at Doucaster 200 puineas
forfeit from Pram at New Markets Great Subscription
nj ork, a. subscribers miles DC His last race AZ
York, two miles, with 26 lbs, was run in minutes 81
seconds
Emancipation got by Whistler, own brother 20
Whalebone; his dam by Ardropan grandam Lady Eliza
by Wbitworth; Spadille; Sylvia, by Young MarsEe .
Arabian; Mixbury; Muso Bay Turk, Bay Bolion; CO.
neyskins; HuttOn's Gray Barb Byerly Turk Bustley
Emancipatlons dam is also the dam Of Tonboy Lawn
sleeves, Beeswing and several other fine runners U NJ
her produce, and they too by FIVE or six different horses
having proved good winners.
Emancipation is fine bay with black leos 10 hands
high. very handsome and Commanding has large BONG
ana me action and is horse of great length power
and substance. lie is ofhe best racnr blood on both
sides He covered at ~ guneas in Eneland and ,vssa
very popular Stallion and his stock there is highly pro-
missing. For furlhe particulars see handbills
WYATT CALDWELL.
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his
1VH first rate English Racer and Stallion RECENTLY ss
iected and imported by Dr. Merritt will cover the ne
season at the stable of the subscriber Psyvana Court
House, Va at $50 the season. and 100 insurance. de-
mandabe when the is ascertaiIed 10 be- with t,n
or property transferred, and the groom i'm each
GOOD pasturag~ gratis and mares fed with grain at %
% per attention will be paid but respon
sioty Tor accidents escapes. The season con,nen
ces 10th February and expires 10Th July
margrave was very superior runner and won in
sweepstakes nearly $4,000 He won besides other
prizes, the Great ST Leger 70 subscribers and the Ca;
cogne Stakes III subscribers Doncaster: the Criier;oo
Stakes, 80 subscribers and the Grand Duke Michael
STAKES 10 subscribers at Newmarket sweepstakes at
otockorage, sweepstakes ct Winchester &c and by
compromise with ST. Giles lost the Derby by order IL
mis- owner, although doubtless Margrave could have
won IT, -Extract from Quarterly Review. 1t is the
general opinion that he ought have lost rnce
and was remarkable for his and bottom having
been beaten very seldom.
Margrave was got by that famous son of OrvlIe. Mn
ley, and Is unqucsonably his very best SON. and of
course is half brother to Levathan whose colts are run
ming so successfully in the West his dam 1.-The dam of
other good runners) was got by Election winner of the
Derby, and capital four mile horse by GoIanna ornn
dam Far Helen by Hambletonian; Helen by Delpini:
Nosalind by Phenomenon; Atalanta by Matchem. 4 ass
OF the MIL by oronoko Traveller; Miss nakeess by
Young Greyhound; Partner; Woodcock: Crofl's Boyy
Darp, hakeiess; Brmmer; Dickey; Pierson; Burton
Barb
Margrave is very dark rich chestnut, without anv
whie sixteen hands high with great bone fine propor
lions, good action, and immense substance and mower.
he is IN high health and vigour and an excellent fonl
getter and was selected by that celebrated breeder and
racer, Mr. Watt for his for two seasons Mr. w
bred hcnnon, Lottery, Manea, and many other frat
rate horses and is equaed by breeder in England
except Lord Eyremont and the Duke of Grafton Mar
grave was considered by many Of the best pes in En
land as fully equal TO Sultan Priam and Fving chi
ders. See Sporting Magazine, No. q, Cd series pace 50
1917 Breeders IN my section should let this oppor-
tunly escape OF breeding from this horse he makes
only one season here.
Further particulars in handbills
JOHN l.. WHITE.
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EPARGAINS. BARGAINS! BARGAINS The
ZIP subscriber, wishing to remove from this city. of
sale or retail, at very reduced prices
=, G.. V. RAYMOND
N b. Persons indebted to me are respectfully request.
Richmond, Feb. 49, on .,
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ANlNTER ARRANGEMENT-TwIc A WrrK
w The Steamboats, Columbus and Pocahontns 10
and from Norfolk aud Baltimore, will commence ON
Monday the 9Th december, to run only twice week;
leaving baimore and Norfolk every Monday and Thurs
day morning, at 10 o'clock; and ON and AFTER rhnrs
day the 9Th January, 1885, they will run only once
week, leaving Baltimore every Thursday, and Norfolk
every Monday morning, at 10 o'clock. Should the an
vgaiion of The Patapsco be interrupted by ice the mas
sengers will be landed al Annapolis, as formerly -
The Patrick Henry wilIeave Norfolk every Tuesday
Sunday and Wednesday ~
Passage and fare to Norfolk Sc All baggage NJ the
risR OF the owners. JAMES FERGUSON, agent
Baltimore. December a. "a &c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-20

GAMES RIVER AND KANAWHA COMPANY
~ Az meeting Of the President and Directors Of The
James River and kanawha Company held in the CITY
Of luchmond on Saturday The 18th day Of Dec 1885
Kesoioed That the Stockholders of he Jnmes River
and kanawha Company, other than the State be- and
they are hereby required TO pay into the Bank of Vir
gina or one OF s branches. the Of FIvE DoLLAns
each share Of Stock held by them in said Comnanv
on OF before the 25h day Of February next
By ordcr If Me Presidcet md Diyeelors,
w. T. CHiTTENDEN. seeysfayU
N B.-The instruments that have been cali. n Co. H.
GLIDING The obove) are as follows
ls nstalment, 81 per share paid at the time Of srb
scribing
ID inslalmeni, 81 per share, due 30th June ia.
3d do. s. do. do 9th Nov lS35
9TH do. s. do. do 25th FEB is3G
ya Z. 72-wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-20

n N CHANCERY-VIRG rules TAX en- in tho
"a Clerk office of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chapcery of Prince Edward county The LIST day Of
February 1876
William T. Wootten, Admir-. of his late wife, Eliza
beth Wootten, formerly Elizabeth Parkinson, Pll'F
against
John Rudd, Admir-. Of John RudG dec d. and in bis
own right, and as Admr of John NJ. Williamson iShain
Clements and Sally his wife, William Sudherry ami
oney his wife, Ihomas Lcgrand and Nancy his wife
Martha Williamson, William G. Rudd. John Rudd and
William Walton, committee Of WIN c. Rudd De(is
The defendants, lsham Clements and Sally his wife,
not having entered their appearance and given security
according to Act Of the General Assembly and the
rules OF this Court and it appearing they are not in
babitans OF this Stae-on the motion Of the plaintiff
ny hs attorney is entered at rules aforesaid and ac
eordDgy ordered that the said defendants Ishsm Gle
mens and Sally bis wife, do appear here 90 the first day
OF April Court uext, and the plaintiff b and
that copy OF this order he forthwith inserted in some
one OF the public newspapers printed in the city Of Rich
nond, Tor two months successfully and also posted at
the front door OF the Courthouse Of thig county.
a Copy-Tesle, b. J. WORSuAM elk
February I3. OO-wsv
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February 10.

VEVAVERN PROPERTY FOR LEASE-For Rent
n or Lease, the Tavern at Rock6sh Gap ON the Blue
Ridge or Mountain, with the Farm and about half the
necessary Furniture for The house. The geographical
situation not exceed it be equal, by any in
The world Tor health and novelty of scenery and is the
man thoroughiare for travellers and from the West
and southwest (between Charlottesville and Staunlon)
mere ocng no gap OF easy access, except this for 40
miles either way which brings the roads focus at
TINS point TO cross the mountain. The house is very
large and commodious, having twenty odd rooms and
nowin good repair wish to acquire for this situation
atenan oil good qualifications for the business TO such
an one u would be permanent home and large bust.
ness as the travelling is immense particularly during
.ne spring summer and Autumn months-the Virginia
Springs contributing largely thereto Applca,ons To
me, now at the Columbian Hotel, Richmond. where
shall remain for tinc-after which, shall be at the
premises near Brooksylle Post Office Albeinare
SAMUEL LEAKE.
rtoniuaIy S5-2awJw#
81 be fredericksburg Aroma and Petersburg arc
requested 10 insert the above each go and for
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-20

IL Undersigned having been appointed Agents of the
hartford Fare Insurance Company Of Hartozd Co,anec-
IeHt, are now prepared 20 make permanent or limited
insurance against loss or damage by Fire. on property
oil every description, in town and country on terms az
favorable to the assured, any similar institution
inls company have been in operation for more than
1enfy years. and during period have paid ali their
losses without subectng the insured any instance to
resort to Court of Justice
HUBBARD 81 GARDNER. yq0spts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-20

"A STAlLlON.-I wish 10 sell or farm out n Young
IN Stallion not inferior in purity OF pedigree 10 anv
horse IN America lie will be- i've years old me xt Surny
but has never appcorrd The turf on accouu of an az.
eident at birlh, watch ruined him ace horse and
Impaired hs beauty His ar,ss exec png iIse injured
arc very hne; he is Of good size aud of the rcs arh
bay color, with legs black nearly up TO his BODY lie cd
vered lew mares last aud proved s,r
foel-getter He was got by Gohanna, his dan, hv S;r
Alfred his grand dam by Sir Harry his great grand dam
was haxail Tine imported nare Pomona, pt by W"r.
my Gown brother to Waxy) by Pot->os by the ismous
Ecipsr. ier,ns nioderate. Alb. CkUMP B
Powhaian, February 2. s5--aawu,
A tOPARTNERSHiPs-rhe subscriber la wing ON the
~ LIST Of February taken Mr.. Thomas L. 'rimberlake
as partner, the business formerly done by him, will
hereafter be conducted under the firm nj Tbn,nas 4,
auares q Co-Persons in want of Dry Goods may re-
~ upon hnd'ng always general assortment and upon
as p'oderate terms as can be had in this market.
THOMAS ID. QUAkLES 10
.Nezt door obore Mr.. r. Judss, H. ST., Ssoekae nm
tention r 49, -
Feb. III. sli. 40 r.,
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III AW NOTlCE.--Napoie0n Lockeu. Attorney atf,o
" will heuceiorwaId Practise in the SUPERIOR and
Inferior Courts Of Slecklenbnrg conniy-His residence
tions on professional business, directed 10 oydton will
receive prompt attention
Feb 1G olwAe,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-20

NOTICE-A petition will be presented to The nre.
Legislature Of Virginia praying for chsrie,
io pail.Rosd from the Pis Of the Black Heath Com,
paY Of Golfers to James River OF some point above
E0shers Dam
Feb. H. s9-w4w
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"a hkANSAS lands will purchase Military Pa
~ tena lol lands IN the Territory of Arkaneas
Jan. D. l75-l2u GEO H. SAMPSON.
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~
W The attention of capitalists is called to the above
SAFE Inc location OF The property beng near the depot
is believed to possess advantages for the location
OF large tavern equal TO any in this city
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HUBBARD 81 GARDNER. AGENTS
Richmond, Feb g., 1886 s7-ln,
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~ NO James Hooper aud Judith his wife, William
n Winston and Sally, his vile, Calvin Saunders
samuel Saunders, Stephen Saundefs, Thomas Saunders
James Saunders John Saunders and Elizabeth sann.
dersIake notice, that shall proceed to take the depo
siiions Of Litieberry Farmer and Others ut Bnckng
ham Courih0ase. tBe twenty .nintb day Of March
next, between the hours Of o'clock in the morning
and in the evening, 10 be read evidence in sui
now depending ia The Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Cbancery for the county Of Buckingham in which
Thomas Shanks. surviving obgee Of Himself and Da-
yd Shanks, Is Plaintiff and YOU myself and others are
Defendants.
If from any the aforesaid dispositions be not tn
ken the day above named. they will be taken al the
place aforesaid on the next day
FRANCIS SAUNDERS
February .. ss-w4w
NOFlCE-All persons indebted to the estate Of Will
liam 5. Graves, decreased, Of POwlatan county arc
hereby requested 10 forward and make payment;
and al persons having claims against the said estate
required 70 present them 70 the subscriber, properly
thentoated, for settlement II not presented before the
first day Of March, this notice will be plead in 10 ell
such claims as shall not be- prescribed before that day
WILLIAM GRAVES,
February 8. le7-w4w.l administrator.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-20

JAS. &. CRANE,
ARCHD. THOMAS,
CORNELIUS CREW,
EZEKIEL DAVIS,
KlCHD. 9. GILLIAN,
JAMES CASKlE,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-20

Inc Eapunging RESOLUTIONS, introduced by Dr. Jvpp
nave passed both branches of the Legislature of this
State and Senators instructed To Law the before
the Senate of the U s. The highest negative vote in
the Senate 3, and in the House Ia The rcpresen
aves OF the people of this State condemn the uncon-
st,utona ana unwarrantabe assumptions of the senate
by a vote OF about TO albany .9rgus.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-20

~ ne fredericksburg Aroma and Petersburg are
ward their o this office. - - - w w
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William T. Wooten, Admir- of his late wife, Eliza
beth Wcot'cn, formerly Elizabeth Parkinson, Pltf
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this dilefn alternative Thcy will themselves elect
through their own pledged Electors the abused and Cd
Illuminated and prosecuted Republican.
Most truly dues the Nashville Union read in the fol-
lowing article ffnn the Richmond Wing, "i the ISM
June, the design Of he party-he hopes Tears, s''"es
and pDicy by which ,ne White and HARRISON branches o
The Opposition ire at this time actuated anu ny "hic
their course is governed. We have charged them W;'h
entertaining wish aud des On to defeat an election ny
the people in instances, this ehlrgc has n"ei ee
bly, denied 1t is with hope Of prnducing tns result
and carrying t election before Congress- that Harrison
and White are now running UNANIMOUSLY together i'
c Presidency When The Wigs declare Their desire
10 prevent an election by the p"npst and rxuitth2y
avar hopes of success in their nctunns dsGn, we pre-
tha. M reasonable will W! hh' Ills bciri IN
The truth Of the Imputed scheme. In lu proc: "i all
have altered read tie article ~ the Wing ABOVE re-
errrh 10, as follows: .
"'rhr friends of Harrison on the alert in New
York. end PROMISE carry the State That is too good
10 BE- hoped Bat Myc IS The best prospect II not amount
ing posiire ce,rinty that tie Jte0rie (Nr p"n Bnren)
cunu0t bc eirricd hy the CoG, geS
The Nashville Union remarks on this glVn@'out that
" The friends of Webster, Hariscn and mite, respect
lively have expectation o: succeeding by an election
of the people through the Colleges Give each ali his
friends pretend ca!m-a!l the electoral votes they
pretend hope torund they will sereray tai! lar snort
Of sufficient number to make an election Hence, ley
have dubbed their strength together Tor the purpose OF
dstIac;ing and dividing the v"ics n The HepuOlcan par
tv AS If possible, 10 proven. ;he tavorite from being
elected b. the Colleges; the consequence OF winch must
be transfer Of The election to Ike House e Representa-
tines
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THE PLOT OF THE COALITION.

tfr. HeGstcrS friends in New England, arc at some
loss for their The Portsmouth On. II } Journal
,hir ks he NAV be withdrawn, and considers te arena IS
eyei a,uav left Harrison: White and Van Buren,,
and then the sieve 10 give '. b. only - votes
VIII tie ~ Harrison H. So the Journal goes, OF course,
for an election byhe II Of r.
he Salem Register the other hand states that the
W lig Slate Contention Of Massachusetts, is to meet on
the l4h September, and insists upon il that MIR Web
s,er. should not he Northumberland that "the Wings
Of Massachusetts, should nail their coorS to the mast
for Webster and Granger, far the popular vote is
con cerned IT, have said, it is ssary, IN the
u rior decision in Congress, TO decide between other
can ddaps them we have hesitation in declaring That
a rison ought 10 be the candidate which The "ss OF
Ma ssachusets should prefer n'zt to their own Iavoe
can dida;e" (The 'spo,ted pig is passed over? An
ee c,on ,by the H. of R. is still The chorus Of this or
pa o. Bot what will the people Of Virginia say to these
nj rims out2 Will they too consent TO abide by the IN,
p eus management and corruption Of the House, Never
nd We, do they moi that such is the real design Of
tie Wing mana gers: Scy what the K Wing may please
to tlols complexion they will try 10 come at last But
taar3s TO the people, they will themselves save US from
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-05
Tie uncp,nmiil1d TIrk.f. tnr NAoIc Hog.

The Lexington Gazrtle will accept Of our due acknow.
Judgments for the following article
AS our Van Burcn friends seem TO be very mach al
loss for arguments against the Union Ticket. We Will
furnish then! with stunnper from the General himself
You intend 10 ged ticket in this ate, said
the General few days ago, 10 friend ni es
the reply and what objection is liner" that: WY
replied the lro The EiectorS nag cate for Holster
they choose :: We ask the attention p Tie En-
Qa::cr TO Tie Generals very original argument
Tie General sarGu:nent IS not Drgjaa as Inc
Gazette SuppoScs We have heard bal0": and there
.r, l-G ri trash in it, We ain,i like Ia Inv"
heard the Wings reply 10 it. Are tie Err"rs un.
pledged? The WhiGman adms it, hen, wIy should
they vote for Webster, if .'y find mas December
the strongest Wing canl:;Iir: Does tie Gazette
Editor deny that he would tax" Webster s,cnrr titan
Van Buenand that lie wuul! ;i1t be- the fist - ie'
commend this Course, if il rtlui:cd By the wing
pol cccg liz cnn.sses that he has gene into Uarri
Caucus, after having given reiterated pledges 10
support Judge White He is cudsrug his brains, to
reconcile The two together WAY sIon'd lie not Z"
step further; and when he finds that neither White Nor
Harrison will answer his purpnsc why not go for t':
"goikc man Really he appears 1" Us 10 BE- much more
al loss tnr arguments TO justly his own consistency,
than the friends of Van Buren, lode The Union
Ticket. The one is easy enouIh-An unplcdgrd, UNI
committed Janus faced ticket, which calls upon The ro-
pie in the dark aud ts 10 give the Election either
the Colleges of Electors, next TO the II. vi Rs d.
rectly at war both with the theory Of popular Elections,
and with the uniform practirc vi Virginia. But, OF tn"
other hand to unite who different IN
their politics as the dead and living capys Of rzentiu:
IL 90 for an unpirdgcd ticket after having given " relie
rated yedcs to support Judge White appears 10 Us to
be- the great stumbling block. HE iajor hoe opus est
The Gazette may well 90 tie whole al once-tai;s
Harrison take Webster, take the Devil himself, as one
OF his Wing allies declares, than have the Arch
M,ririnni
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The Double or !SiamcSe Ticket.

The Baltimore Patriot is mistaken. 1t is not true;
that 1.-THE Richmond Enquirer IS not little dSconposco
n, the course of the friends of General Harrison IN the
,can, Domjnon as eYemplihed by the proceedings OF
The Staunton Convention. That Convention was loo
much ola Farce to produce any other feeling than er-
ri,oeut II reminds US of the Baltimore wag, VINO was
once breakCastng the house OF hospItabe Fifginlh
The butter was rather in smaller quantities. Than the
host wished it TO be, and he invited his guest to heP
himself freely. "Come, don be afraid OF IT, -'o'
a, all. Sir" said the good.humoured c. Ii
81, is rather too little to he afraid o. 1t is pre-
cse!v so with the Stanton Conventional was
rather too small TO dscompose or alarm US
That Convention Gays the Baltimore PATRIOT adopted
the electoral ticket designated last ali; oy Tue M
members Of the Virginia Legisla;ure-thus securing
virtual union Of the friends of HARRISON and WHITE
against The caucus candidate in the great contest when
is to be decided in November next. we repeat: me
Richmond Enquirer, the-&c, &C III Virginia t'I'I
Pa,ro, will excuse our bushes( "is dlscomposed ana
alarmed this conjunction the part OF It's opponents
and certainly not without good reason!
Discomposed. alarmed! not At all. We assure our
honest Guild pro quo Editor that he is entirely out OF the
secret We were never more confident of success. Lei
these gentlemen boast OF their plot as much as they
please Let them repeat with Hotspur, that it is ian ex
cellent plot-a promising pot-but they VII! hnd them
solves woiuy mistaken In the first place. the People nj
VIRGINIA will never consent to adopt blndfod, an
uncommit,ed ticket. In the second place, many Of
those who have acted with the Wings Will not go
it-and especially the Multiplying Wig OF ther par,
~ will never vote for such politician as General
Harrison with bis Federal Bank, Tariff, Internal I'M
movement and his Appropriation notions, all Of when
Tn s1l hs'Sif1 s find that he
eie,t contest is between Harrison and Y. b. they will
either not vote at all, they will go for the little "a a,
rician The idea of its being urtuat union OF the
friends Of Harrison and Whte Will not answer as ue
purpose as the Plot seemed to promise. In the Sd
place, we had both the friends of White and Harrison
against the Spring. and beat both wings OF Inc
Wing army with ali the aid Of the Town votes against
G0oo majority We shall beat them gain IN the
Fall from to 1905 We pledge word 10 the Bal
,more Patriot, tina, have yet met with Van 80
rem man, who any doubt of the result Never
was party more determined, flushed with higher hopes