Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-02
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~ This thorough bred Race Horse and Stallion
fTSSA will stand the present season, al Broad Rock
zoo Race Course, in the county of Chesterfield, at
SIS the season, and 500 10 insure q mare TO be in foal-
the insurance money to he paid as soon as The mare is
distance pastured and grain led al SO cents per day
All precaution used to prevent accidents, but II any
should occur we are not responsible. Fifty cents olhe
Groom in each case. Season To nee first day OF
March and expire The first day OF July, loi0.
DESCRIPTION AND PEDIGREE:
ALAMoDE Is a dark oh. sorr.l, l6 hands high, in full
health and vigor, 10 years old this Spring, with SUM-
cient powers to give his progeny bone and sinew for
the turf or road. He was sired by imported Marsrave.
twho was own brother TO the renowned Leviathan)
dam by Timole0n, he by Sir Archy, who was by import
ed Diomed. For further particulars we refer TO the
American Stud Book, vol. Cd.
PERFORMANCES
Spring, le45, won the Broad Rock Jockey Club Purse,
, mile heats-beatiDg Black Dick with ease.
Spring, lS45, won Jockey Club Purse at New Market,
, mile ~heats-brating Black Dick and one other with
ease. Time-6 OF; $50.
Fairfield, Proprietor's Purse, 9 mile heats, he won
with ease, In 3 ~heats-beating the renowned Patsy An.
thony (who won the first heat) aud one other. Time
40; 3-53; 3.49. He was evidently q cripple before
starting, and to the establishment OF the knowing ones,
he won with ease.
Alamode was not trained again until the Fall of 1886;
that Fall he won the Projectors Purse, 2 mile heats,
over the Fairfield Course, in ~heats-winning the se-
cond and third heats with ease.
Spring, ls47, he won The Jockey Club Purse at New
Markets mile heats-beating Bosiono, who has beat
Fashion. ana the alike renowned Passenger. The next
week he won the Jockey Club Purse, mile heats, at
Fairfield.
Alanode's running qualities are sufficiently known,
North and South, without our saying any thing more
OF hs performances, as he was on the Turf from a 3
year old up TO 9 years old, and the cry was "Alamode
against the neld," in nearly every race he ever started
IN. c.. y N. GREEN.
March 2-cwsw
NJ RIVER n KANAWHA COMPANY.
IN compliance " it'll the request Of the Board Of Pub
ic Works, of the 10th instant, a general meeting of
the Stockholders OF the James River and kanawha
fnpr.n tY ,.,tIl - l.Il NJ ~ nE 10
City Of Richmond. on Wednesday, the 9th of May.
Byorder of the President and Directors.
WIN. r. MJNFORD, Secretary.
Richmond, 18th February, ls4s.
KNOW l. MEN BY THESE PRESENTS. That
we, the subscribers, being Stockholders in the James
River and Kanawba Company, do hereby constitute
and appoint - our true and lawful attorney and
proxy, TO represent each Of US In all the general meet
'nes Of the Stockholders OF said Company, held within
sir months from and after the date thereof, when we
are not personally present or represented by some other
proxy, with full power and authority at such general
meetings to give such vote or votes, and to do such
other act or acs IA each Of US could give or do, as u
member of the said meetings, il we wore personally
present; and we do hereby raiify and confirm what
ever vote or votes, act or acts, our said attorney may
lawfully give or do for us, in pursuance of The autho-
rity hereby conferred upon him.
Witness our hands and seals this - day Of,
one thousand eight hundred and -.
Te.'', --i s..t.}
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To WIT: ], --,a Justice of the Peace for
The county aforesaid, do hereby certify that--,
whose name Ia above subscribed as nm attesting viii.
hess, personally appeared before me, In INV county
Aforesaid, aud made oath that the above named -
-, whose names ore subscribed as parties TO the
Above letter of attorney, acknowledged the same. in the
presence ofthe said witness, as their act and deed.
Witness my hand and seal, this day OF -,
eienteen hundred and -.
March 2-wto,hMay -. tsxAL.)
S(1MAPD rorrno, m .nEnIrnl a
STRUCTlON, IN RICHMOND, VA.
TUE course of Summer Instruction., In the various
: branches Of Medical Education, will be resumed,
mine form OF Lectures and Examinations, on Thurs
aaY, aprli 10th, and be continued, under the follow
ing arrangement. until the middle of October.
LECTURES on
anatomy and Physiology by Carter p. Johnston, N. D.
surgery, Surgical Anatomy and Materla Medica, by
Charles Bell Gibson, MD.
way, NJ. II.
Chemistry and Pharmacy, by S. Maupiu, M. d.
naringt the course, only two Lectures viii he deliver
u uaen Gay. thus giving to the Student ample time for
issa,hs, and for the study of the various clinical cases
"n.n WIZ be CONSTANTLY brought TO his attention.
students will have access al all times 10 tbs wards
!, ~ ~ inn'mary Of the Medical College, and Of the
Abundant opportunity will hs a1o,a.a r., Oh. .,a,
at Practical Anatomy '0u
Fee for the Who'll. eonrx. .eo
0 inc c eSs.ss VIII be Issued by the Secretary.
Mehmond, March 2-dlw4c2awti6thApri
AefEN SaAnEs FEMALE SEMINARY,
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, ~
TUE subscriber respectfully announce, n n. ,uh,i.
uus., "' :, ne mas a school in operation ut his residence.
Assn,,h y e ,nsuucuon Of a competent ieacher-Miss
l.Ss "e system Q, instruction embraces a thorough know.
inse A,i,h nc .nsnsn sranches-viz: Reading, Writ
sophy' Cham,a,, English Grammar, Geography, Phiio.
auv ins, a.sneh, Musie-voeal and nstrumen,al-and
nam. M,.L"snon that may be requested ia useful or or
cor, a.Sms ~ follows:-Board $50: ENGLISH rni,ion
reseh S5 extra; Music $40; Use of Piano *,
-~oM WIN. WINFREE. in.
n GoOD FARM HAND FOR HIRE
: FL Apply at The Enquirer Office.