Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-07
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NJOTICE.-Thc Stud of Horses belonging TO the es
~ tate of John Randolph Of Roanoke, have COM
mcnced their
JANUS, tina, apita racer and of Sir Archie, at
Mr.. Taron Femngs, Goochland: five miles North OF
Gainesville. 81! the season. which may BE- discharged
hv $50, if paid or before the 2th of July, at which
time the expires; SIS the single Leap. TO be paid
down al the time Of SERVICE and in either s to
the groom Any gentleman becoming responsible tor
five mares. shall have the sixth gratiS
GASCOIGNE. the avorte OF the late Jno. Randolph,
and equacd by few and surpassed by horse that has
trod English American soil in point of pedigree high
FORM and superior action, ut buckingham Court house.
firgina, the terms Janus. Good and c1
tensive pasloragc, will be furnished to sent to
either and fed if required, with grain, without STINT
at - cents per day.
TOPAZ-at GAINESVILLE, Virginia. under the manage
mrnt Of MIR. John Cardwell, inspector at VenaJIes
Warehouse, the same terms Janus and GaScolgne
WlLDFlRE-At Nottoway Court House. under the
management and control Of Mr. Workman, Merchant, Of
that place, at Sl3 the season. 10 be discharged by Sl2:
if paid beure the goth July, at which time the
expires and $40 the single leap, to be paid down at
the time OF service: and 81 in either case, to tic groom.
These Horses have been so frequently advertised, and
Mr.. Randophs stock Of Horses is well known, that
further comment appears TO he unnecessary Indeed, if
to Judge Of the blood horse by the length of
advertisements, at this mc when the country is mum
dated with Stations OF the highest and all grades the
cocktail! claSs-ycs the miserable scrub. would often
have the precedence Pria1a, .Nameiuke, or Bu
insham Breeders, eSa'nns 70! ynnTse'yesTdont be
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Mays. [ll9-wsw] Manager Of the Estate.
KN7uEAT FANS MANUFACTURED in RICE
w moad.-The subscribers respectfully inform the
farmers Of Virginia. that they manufacture and keep
constantly hand Wheat Fans, which they believe to
be superior TO those commonly used in this part OF the
country. They submit the following certificates for the
information Of those who unacqualnted with their
Fans and pledge themselves every effort to merit
~ " ~ WooDARD & CARLL.
have one Of Rces Improved Patent Wheat Fans.
1t is superior any have tried, nasmuch, that
found unnecessary to pass that part of my crop which
was for market but once through the Fan. If others of
the kind could not be obtained, would not take twice
the cost FOX the one have. W. a. TURPlN.
Powhatan Feb lst, lSJG
PowHATAS County. We.
This is to certify, that purchased Of John Woodard,
of Rices improved patent Fans, manufactured By
Woodland u CARL, in the City Of Richmond, wick
find cleans grain with less labor greater spee4. and
takes out filth than any other fan have ever seen
in operation also believe it 10 be durable than
any other fan: In short would not DO without Of
them should they cost 500. have cleaned hrashed
wheat sufficiently clean from the chat in ono operation
10Th january, 1886. WM: DkAkE.
CAnoLlsE, April LIST, 1876.
purchased one Of the fans manufactured by Woodland
& CARL which find expeis filth, cleans wheat with
operation THO. TALlAFERO
CAROLINE COUNTY: 9Th Feb. 1886
This is 10 certify that purchased one Of Rice's pa
tent improved wheat FANS manufactured by Woodland Il
Car OF Richmond, Which find cleans better than any
fan have ever used IHOS. HUHI.
horse thrashing machines which they will sell low TO.
cash. Their shop is at Rockets, Immediately opposite
Mr.. VIM. Changers grocery store
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