Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-20
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RIDGWAY SCHOOL.
lHHE session Of school will begin the 18th August ISL
aud rn the last Friday in June following There viii be va
my boys all respects as would like be treated Al
seo" sE p%: induce the sIma9n Of v'tno.
to restrain nnd reform the have extensive and choice
it, prepare boys thoroughly for nivers
70 sirsila IN the following bsnchrs eek Latin German
NJ Natural Philosophy and Baany. Survey Ing taught practically
I'll The branches an English education have engaged another
sanI teacher by whose aid shall pay abundant
e'lon spelling writing reading compositions geography history
TERMS $500 for board and tuition for months No
than five months charge The rate Of SIS month the
make happy and Ny posi- office
siy OF visinia c stanaId VIM F Richie, i. Dsans
y" ry"" "aad and IL TSy aud "S
Alexandria Draxton and John " Tomin Of
T. A.; Geo H. GiImer p,syvana Cary breckenridge OF
Roanoke; J. L. Carr aud Isaac Read kanawha so.he
BurwcI Bedford; AIex ,oey Buckingham any
May 10 CIV ;''''" '~'', ''o '''' FRANKLIN MINOR
dHS race horse VIII stand the ensuing season at m!
stable Fairfield Course the commencing the first
March, and ending the first Of August lie will serve mares at s
mare with ioa pairing with her forfeit The insurance 81 to The
Mares will he ied al TWO slnss day and the creates
PEKF0RMANcES-The splendid performances Of Tally 10 are
throug the country scarcely need recital
Our Of six which and only
race The Union Course in $50 in which he proved
was by The New York spin, Of the Times and
competitors Free Trade and Bosona the bs then
by half than by
ionovc the same co!e Free Trade won the first heat IN 80
This race ha, the Egyps challenge
English Turf attracting the attention Of the sporting world
In commenting upon Bells Life in London Che highest racing
lhory) suggested that the challenge should be accepted
dced that he would victorious the bee; horses III the Pa
IZE AND APPEARANCE alIy.IIo is feet X inches high,
AMI OF r ehesnu color In form and make he exhibits great
and he hs; his which induces even CASUAL OBJ
pEDicREE o was 60! by Boston q Tom TGgsh
lIerod by Lindsay Ranger; genuine Arabian by
the hrs! Imported Oscar by the imported horse Vampire
purer pedigree JAMES TALLEY.
PERUVIAN GUANO.
sSAvING made arrangement with the Government gen, for
those wanting Fall which will IL
upon as good terms can be done either here or IN Rcm We
would those friends who give us s:
I'VE keep constantly hand at manufacturers prices
1hesns Machines and Wheat Fan, Of ne Eo SPp5"yr con
S'rnctiom: WAIhlNS y MoKioNv;
fHKEsHING MACHINES, culsN sHELLEi;s,
WHEAT FANS, &c.
Es NJ SMITH Nam and 1911! streets, date OF The So
Parker Smi,h) soiicitS early orders II
ireslcrs particularly those III. class. with Straw
and Fan attached lie has really made the usual Z"
Machines Thrssers and Horse Powers Core sh'ef-
Horse and Hand Power cu,nhne Wheat Fans
also. the celebrated ambrougn Fam
much sought Maryland ard Pcnns vana lie asks pitcu
his parn Straw Cutter s0 warranted superior Ia
other Gutter the twice the
lie evotes attention Threshng Machine
cu!ary those formerly made by Jahcz PARKER aud by Parker
Smith lie will warrant such repairs give satisfaction New sets
Spikes may Inserted small thus making machines
equal Horse Power Chains asses for Drums
ii. us'ai variety OF machine irons, furnished at shot notice
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