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

ny the subscriber, as executor OF Greed Taylor: de-
ceased at Raines Tavern in the county of Cumberland
to the highest bidder for cash about twenty SIaYcsnany
of them young ana very likely. All persons having
claims against The cslae Of Creed Tavr, dccas-d,
requested 10 produce them To the subscrbcr in order that
preparation may be made 10 pay them.
SAMUEL TAYLOR, Executor.
March 5. 9,-trs
H. From cause not foresecn, the abnve sale is ncccs-
sariy again postponed until Friday the 18th day orApr!,
on which day The sale will certainly be made.
SAMUEL TAYLOR, Executor.
ESOR SALE, ruiaabic nulscta,ing MAJ and Pio1-
a tntion az Runn0hc--l offer for sale, the Eagc
Point Mills and Plantation, adjoining Roanoke river,
situated six miles south Of Boydon and Randolph MI
con College, and ten miles below GAINESVILLE The p
putation OF this Mill is well known in Petersburg and
Norfolk, aud also extensively known through the com
try and villages the Roanoke lis brand stands
high any other mil! i'll the State: where ii is known
II runs five pair Of stones two pair. CT hvc.ieet bnrs
Of burr and Esopus pair Of Esopus entire, an!
pair of rubbcIs; manufacturing machinery complete;
and il is furnished with sucicn! water power by ia
nal taken from the river. In point of ucatlon it Ds-
s"ssGs uncommon advantages. BESIDES n Constant mn
of custom, il commands business from great distances
during dry scason9--yiclG:Dg annually rum 2D 10 300
barrels OF toll 1t receives from ID 10 - l"us;nd
bushels of wheat, annually; aud OT years past the
crops have been rapidly increasing IN this section OF the
State, and will probably continue To Increase facilities
to market improve There is ready sale for and
well to remark, thai ii would s!ord all eligible site fer
cotton factory, grocery, or mercantile business.
The tract of land consists Of 5!7 acres, 81 Of which
are good river bottom; good prnp"rt!pn OF nbc7cd
land and the plantation IN good condition Tor cuwa-
ton The improvements consist OF spacious old dwell
ing house, with other ordinary out-houscs. Persons
wishing purchase the above property, may apply 10
TIC subscriber, residing within two miles liberal
dit will he allowed the purchaser
Should ! not effect sale. privately, before the third
Monday in April next, shall, that day. offer il 1t
public auction, at Mcckcnburg Courthouse, it being
Court day Possession OF the Mil! will be given the
Isl Of June next and the plaGaiion on the Is! Of anu
AIRY 1877. IlNGNAL JONES, ELccu!r
II james y. .joRcS, DC d.
Mccklpnburr Feb 20. g5-l20t!lA
he Petersburg Constellation will please insert the above till
2tth Ap'i! acsi. IL
uTAlRtIELD RACES--SrHlyG MEKr.SG, l9|G,
b will commence "Wednesday, the 9Th April,
and continue four days
Sweepstnkc for colts and FLIES years old, mile heats,
$500 entrance, h. f., seven subscFibers-rtz,
]. Randolph Harrison, c. flby Fimocon, dam by Jack
Andrews.
:. john Ilcth c. by Sir Charles, dam the dam of Col
g. Robert S.anard f. by GolIanna, dam Lady Green's
4. VIM Gait, c. C. by Eclipse, dam Sally Drake.
5. B. Pcylon, CT by 1inolcon dam Mcrlno Eve.
&. WIN. II. Roane, blk. f. by Timocon dam by Tom
Tough.
= john Allan, dead.
Same day, Sweepstakes, for colts and FLIES, years
old $500 entrance, h. f. mile heats Gig III subscribers.
l. r. Adams, c. C. by Sir Charles, dam by IlptoP.
= WIN. n. Minge, c. C. by Timolcon, dam by Hornet
g. j. :. Garrison, b. f. by Timocon, dam Margaret.
j. Packet L. Robertson, CT by Gohanna, dam the dam
of Veto.
5. W. r. Scott, b c. by Marion, dam by Washington.
6 w L. White c. c. by Caronian, dam by Sir Charles.
Z Wan r. Johnson b. c. by Sir Charles; dam the dam
{. o. P Hare, C. c. by Tmoeon, dam by Gouly.
SECOND DAY.
Proprctors Purse $500, mile heats entrance SIS
THIRD DAY.
Jockey Club Purse s3vo four mile heats, entrance $50
FOURTH DAY
Breeders Stakes for three year old colts and es mile
heats 500 entrance, h. f.
J. r. Adams c. +. by Sir Charles, dam by Sir Alfred
2. John Mcleod, b. f. by Eclipse, dam by limoeon
g. Vim. Townes, C. by Eclipse, dahl Polly Kennedy
A. d. n Palleson, by Sir harles, Gam by Bell Air
s. John Norris c. by BoIIingbrookc, dam by tafoniun
6. Watt H. Tyler c. f. by Tnolcon, dam by jack An.
drewS
7. James Lyons, b. C: Gullyby CaroIinian, dam Per
dlta. 800
8, Abner Crump, c. f. by Eclipse dam by Sir Alfred
9. Geo Waldron, b. f. by Tilnocon, dam the dam Of
Gloucester.
10. D. Il. Branch by Sir Charles, dam by Galatin
II. A. L. Dabney, C by Sir Charles dam the dam OF
- James B. Kendall b. by Sir Charles, dam by Arab
10. John llctL, C. f. Emily Chapman, dam the dam OF
Collier.
Ii. Nnl Wlckham C. l. lnel'S' " ho'PSe' ua'' W
Arab ~
Same dav, Sweepsuke, for colts and FLIES years
old, S00 entrance, h. f., four subscribers.
l. WIN. l.. White, f. by Carollnian, dam the dam Of
9. WIN. r. Johnson, g. C. by Medley, dam Kate Kcar
3. Win Williamson, c. f. by Eclipse, dam by Sir Hal
i. VIM. McCargo, c. by Sir Charles, dam Sally
Flynn. RICHARD ADAMS, rTopreIr
April g. ll2-d
T I'd
w his Office to the basement story Of the Powt'a
tan House. -, =,
April 8. li@--t
ENYAYLONSVlLLE RACES will commence or
a Wednesday, the 18th inst. First dny-two sweep
stakes for untrcd Colts, and closed steoad dny--Jec
key Club purse 3rnes and repeal-pnr*e !1O' lh1I
dnv-Pr >prictOr purse, two mile heals-Sl)u f0WM
""'-|' HI . " WV. D. Taylor, Proprietor
| AprilS lI2-2i*
| ATOTlCE-The subscriber, Attorney at Law, will at
Ia tend the Superior Court of Law and Chancery o.
lenrco county, the General Court, and the Court Of
ApDcals and will give strict attention 10 business con
fded to him in these Courts. He has taken part Of the
Office of his son. Dr.. F. II. Smith, the Bell tavern
where or AZ his dwelling he may generally be tound,e1
ccpt when in attendance upon the Courts.
JOHN II. SMITH.
Richmond, April l, 1886 1lO-lGt
~RY Wadsoorth, WHtinms .. Co., al the
ID Long Room, Market Bridge, offer for sale large
and general assortment of Dry Goods of recent importa
ton Having turned their whole attention 10 the whole
sale trade, Country merchants respectfully solicited
| to call and examine our assortment.
March 49, l0o-lot
| ok 4 sh REWARD.-JNed's off Ran away from
y 4 JU the subscriber, about The 9Th of Novcm
Der last, yellow of the name of EDWIN, (he some
times calls himself Edwin Burks about feet 10 inches
h;rh, rather raw-boned, little stopped in his shoul
de1s his coun,enance very good hair olerabIy bushy
Ne has lost most of his jaw teeth and is what may be
called lantern awed. He is good shoemaker He
has free papers with him. . ..-..-..
| Will Give $50 if said negro is apprehended in thu