Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-17
2JI Broad way,
February ~.

ATOTICE-rhe Stud Of Horses belonging % tie cs
q tate o.! John Randolph Of Roanoke, have CON"
meuccd their seasons.
JANUS, that ca ila racer, ana Of Sir Archie. al
Mr. Tarlton Ftci,ing's, Goocland, five miles Moth d
Car,ersville 1T S5 tlc.scasOn which may b" discharged
by S2o, if paid before tie 10Th Of July, at w"ta
tine the expires: SD the single leap 10 be pad
down at the time Of service, and in either 81 %
the groom Any gentleman becoming responsible fN
five mares, shall have the sixth gratis
GASCOlGNE. the iavoritc Of the late Jno. Randolph,
and equard BY few and surpassed by no horse that has
lrod English or American SOIL in point Of pedigree hca
FORM and superior action, al buckingham Court EnIs'
virginia, on the same terms Janus. Good ard eI
tcns;vc pasurage will be furnished to mares seat
either, and fed, il rcqurcd, with grain, without sum-
at % cents per day.
TOPAZ-at GAINESVILLE, Virginia. under the manage.
ment Of Mr.. John Cardwc, inspector at 'cnab.c'
Warehouse, the same terms as Janus and Ga*cosnc
WlLDFIRE-At holloway Court House, under tie
management and control Of MIR. Worthaln Merchant. Of
that place, at SIS the season, to be discharged By 81
if paid before the Goth july at which time tie sea
expires, and $40 the single leap, to BE- paid down
the time of service, and ST in either casc TO the groom
These Horses have been frequently advertised an:
Mr. Randup h's stock Of Horses is well known, ln,.
further comment appears to be unnecessary Indeed,
to Judge Of the blood horse b. the length Of
advertisements ut this iimc when the county nuz
dated with Stations Of the highest and all grades The
cocktail class-ycs, the miserable scrub would as often
have the precedence Priam, .N9mcinkc, or Bn'
'ningkam. Breeders, examine for yourse'vcs-don Le
imposed on. WYATT CARD" Eli,
Maya. [ll9-wswl Manager Of the Eses
%A7HEAT FANS MANUFACTURED in Rnh.
Wv mOAd.-Thr subscribers respectfully inform The
farmers Of Virginia, that they manufacture ami keep
constantly on hand Wheat Fans, which they believe !"
be superior To those common used in this part o Ee
country. They submit the following certificates Tor tie
information of those who unacquain,cd with Their
Fans, and pledge themselves 10 every ciior, to nei
share Of nublc uaironaoc.
WOODARD & CARLL
have Of Rice's Improved Patent Wheat Fans.
1t is superior to any have tried inasmuch, that
found ii unnecessary To pass that part Of my crop "
for market but once through the Fan If other.
the kind could not BIZ obtained, would not take tsIce
the cost Tor The one have. w. A. TURIN.
Powlatan, Feb. lst, 1876.
POwHATAy COUNTY. Va.
This is to certify, that purchased of John WoO!a'',
one Of Ricc's improved patent Fans, manufactured by
Woodard Il CARL, in the City Of Richmond, which
find cleans grain with less labor, greater speed a"G
takes filth than any other fan have SEEN
in operation. also believe it TO b. more durable than
any other fan: In short would not do without Of
them should they cost Sl0O. have cleaned lhashed
wheat sufficiently clean troa the chat, operation
10th January, 1886. WM. DRAKE
CARoLISE, April lst, l-Jh
purchased of thu fans manu- featured by Noonafa
& CARL, which find expes filth, cleans hra, vain
speed and less labor, than any fan have seen IN
operation THO. TALlAf thU'
CAROLISE CousTY oh Feb IcJo.
This is to certify that purchased one Of Res pa
tent improved wheat fans, manufactured By Woo'a''~
CARL, of Richmond, which find cleans better tAan a."
fan hay. ever used THOS HURT.
WooDAnD s. CARi.L have also on hand, several 've
horse ,lIrashng machines, which they will sell 10" ~
cash Their shop is at Rockets, Immediately opp''N
A,r;i % ll2-wf
NDELL TAYERN-The subscribers beg leave 10 -