Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-24
MJOTICE.-The Stud Of Horses belonging to the es
" tate Of John Randolph Of Roanoke, have com

&J OllCE-lhe stud OF horses otiohgiiS 10 the es
lV tate Of John Randolph Of Roanoke, have COM
mcnced their seasons.
JANUS, that ptnl racer, and con OF Sir Archie, 81
Mr.. Tarlon Jennings, Goochlaud, Eve miles North of
Gainesville al 5 The season, which gay BIZ discharged
BY So if paid on or before the 2Dth of july ct which
time the expires; SIS the single leap. to be paid
down at the time Of service, and IN either case 81 TO
the groom. Any gentleman becoming responsible fer
five mares. shall have the sixth gratis.
GASCOiGNE. The favurite ul the late Jno Randolph,
and coualed by few and surpassed By horse that has
trnd English American soil in pnnt OF pedigree, high
form, and superior action, al Buck!n gha Court house
Virginia, tile terms rs JaDAa. Good aud c1-
tensivc pasuragc, will be furnished to mares sent 10
either aud fed, il required, with grain, without STINT
al - cents per day.
TOPAZ-a, Ciarksvilir Virginia: under the manage
ment Of DIR John Ca7dwe, Inspector {! Fennbic )
Warehouse on the same terms Janus and Gascc gne
WlLDFlRE-At Nuttoway Court House, under the
management and control Of MIR. Workman, Merchant. of
that place. at SIS the season, to be discharged by 2
If paid or bri"r the 10Th July. at which: time the SEN
expires, and $40 The single leap to b. paid down ut
the time OF service and 81 in either case, to the groom
These Horses have been so frequently advertised, and
MIR. Randvp!is stuck of Horses well known, that
further comment appears 10 he unnecessary. Indeed, II
We were Judge of the blood horse by the length Of
advertisements, at lhis time, when the country is innn
dated with Stations Of the highest and all grades, the
cocktail classyc the miserable scrub: would as often
have the procedures Priam, AamefuEe, or Bir-
1ningh0n. Breeders, examine for vourscyrs-don' be
imposed on. WYATT CARD" ELL,
Mays. [119-wSwl Manager IF the Es'atc.
JACKSON, LOUISA, FOR SALE.-The subscr-
eS ber having determined to move TO the Southwest.
offers for sale HE above mentioned we'll known and va
liable establishment, comprising his Tavern, Store,
house, lanyard Blacksmith shop, and 500 acres Of
Land. 1t is rs miles from acknowledging situated
OH the main Stage road, leading from Richmond to Lou
sa Courthouse, Orange Courthouse, Gordonsville,
Harispnburg, hIechanicsvle, Lindsay y Store and
Charlottesville. There three dwelling houscs two
iuh hplo a establishment
with all necessary out houses The lanyard Is now IN
profitable opcration and the neighborood supplies an
abundance of hides There is this Tract sutiicicn-
CIV of meadow land 10 produce 100000 lbs: OF hay
nnally and market at the place for the whole OF it
The Stages from Richmond 10 Charlottesville and
Orange Courthouse stop at this place for breakfast and
dinner six times week The situation is very healthy,
and the neghborhood agreeable; the Land is well
tered and is adapted TO the growth Of tobacco, corn,
wheat and oats. To any person wishing to purchase
such property, the terms will be accommodating. The
above property be divided great advantage 10 sui,
a tavern and lanyard establishment.
April5. [lll-laf3m'] ELISHA JACKSON.
nEAFNEsS-HEARIN AND EYE. SIGHT RE-
STORED.-hlr. Printer-lt was 4 saying of Doc
tor franklin That whatever hath tendency to les
sen the sum OF human misery ought to he published and
made known to those in need; therefore be pleased to
publish the following, which will make known what
"''' ~ ~ ~ " A SUBSCRIBER.
February 2Olh, 1885.
DEAR SIR Allow me the liberty of trespassing on
your indulgence for few moments. wish you TO for
ward me the remedy without delay, for curing deafness
and restoring the eye.slght.
The gentleman afflicted, who wishes it, is 10 years
old much nfirm, and has been troubled with deafness
for time.
It's efficacy having been fairly tested in this vicinity
by James Chandler, (my faiher0 and Anth. 1I6sany
and having proved 4 sovereign remedy consequently il
stands emnently high with all our neighbors that are
acouainted with the circumstances Of the Of the
cases above stated.
forward you FIVE doaEs, which you will please to
A'l Address s. CHANDLER, IT,
Lenn1 Post Office, SusquchanDa CO., Pa
To DR.. d. l.. Green,
Bethlehem, Northampton county, Pa.
The Editor will consider it not improper TO state
for the information of those in need that at No o2
Third street. between Cherry and Race Streets is per
son who was entirely deaf could not hear word Of the
preacher when in Church-and sgot hearing restored
through the blessing Of Providence, BY the same medi
cal man who restored the hearing and eyesight OF Mr.
Chandler and Dir. Tissany and what il most asonisi
ing; it's done oihout medicine; eithout Physie; verify
ing the Doctors practice and principles, that
MUCH THE ART
PHYsIcK,
CONSISTS;
~ xHowIsC wHES,
NOT TO GIVE
NJ B. The Remedy is sent per mail, Tree OF postage.
May 10. l-4tiat
RUNAWAY-R,o away from the subscriber, Wednesda
ES n;.b the s,hins THOMAS VAUGHAN indened apprer
tcc TO Making business He about 10 Of
think il probable will ncmp, meke bis oil III
ed agaio carving off, and all other against babon
couccans any ~ey employing him, the law will be rigid