Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-12

ing Magazine, No. Z, as lie was immed ialely az
beaten Tor the Silver rurecn, two niles, aner an
excellent race, run in minutes 81 seconds, and by
halt length, being auiss.
In addition to the above races, he beat, for a sweep
stakes OF 30 each Beagle, Lady Frances, aud
other 2i subscribers) by The Cardinal, also Red
B'rmnghan,, aud Roundwaist, Rossignol aud Don Pc
dro, for Gold Cup, two and quarter miles, at Rich
mond, won by Medoro, all when three years old, and
Rally.
the above all The he from which il will
appear he run ON the fashionable courses, and
against the very best horses and won with cery fec cx-
cePu lnswhen he always beat fine nurses, and with
great credit. He inferior FORM beau
tlon; and had perhaps only equal Of his ycGr Pri-
eswih schOn he eoaended with drided and
puation. lie was, therefore, of the 'sfrst among
the very first ce-horscs of modern times.
AS this noble animal will make only here,
III advisable that all yho may wish TO get runners, and
stock oi the best quality, not to let this opportunity
cape. After the running of the colts of imported horses
quite interior to him, who doubt that his colts
will beat the colts of the American horscs' who
compare their time and their weight to his'
cannot omit TO advert TO the base, malicious and i'm.
potent attack made in The Turf Register on Caret, by
"a breeder lie who could send forth such piece,
must be both ignorant and knavsh; for he nisook Will
liamss br. taret for Wilson's b. C. Claret-so his
remarks do not apply TO the horse ! stood. | will
further say a knavsl attempt has been made TO de.
preciae this horse Claet his price that
have authority to say he cost in England much as
Shark, Bedford and Diomcd, all three together-three OF
and live other horses belonging to the gentleman
cost about much money all The horses erer brought
10 this ecuntry besides those owned by put
ticr 80 much for slanderous and uniounded char ges
WYATT CARDWELL.
March % IOG-w4w
&SPRlNG GOODS-1he subscriber has received
~ from Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York an as.
sortment of fresh imported Dry Goods, suited Spring
trade, which offered very small advance ON the
lowest cash prices in the above named cities. The sale
OF stock before hand will be continued and great
many articles below COST with view 10 closing the pre-
sent business in the month OF July next by sale
ton The citizens of Richmond and the country gene
rally invited TO take advantage of the opportun
offered for four months TO come of purchasing goods al
prices that they shall deem reasonable The following
is part of the goods received and now for sale:
Cloths and cassimeres. Angola do,
French drillings and plain linens,
Summer cloths,
Princetta and bombazines
Rich painted muslins, (a pricc3)
Do. caicoes and low priced do
Super plaid, striped and plain ginghams,
Georgia and India nankeens,
Twilled and ribbed cotton, for pantaloons,
Rich lustrc black and blue black silks,
Do. fancy hdkis., (assorted,)
Cotton and silk hose and half hose, (cheap)
Furniture and habit dimty,
4cambrics and checked muslins,
Silk umbrellas and parasols,
Gentemen's, boys and chdrens Leghorn hats,
bales burlaps aud oznaburgs,
Richmond factory cotton oznaburgs,
B!eached and brown shectings and shiriinrs
Apron checks and plaid Doinestics--with many Other
descriptions ofgoods, not necessary to enumerate-a
Mann s. VALENTINE,
White Buildings, n. Street. Shocke i'll
wish TO engage Youth to assist in the Store: One
that has had some experience in business would pre-
recommended for industry and uncxceponable moral
character. Wages need not be expected, until expert
ence and usefulness entiile him to it, NJ S Y.
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