Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-02

Hampton Court, by whom he was informed that full
booded Arabian was shipped in the BRIG Doris from
Senegal for his Majesty, und there was no doubt of
his being of the best Arabian stock-This correspon.
dence with Mr.. Winters certificate. that he is the
same horse. with many~other evidences. are -
possession, and will be exhibited to r.y ,,.,, y. NY
who wishes to raise from him. All ,hos. S 81,
seen hm, admire his supe-,oriy of FORM beauty and
hinty hardness of lin,.s his fine silky fow;ny anu
and tai east.SSuhd sprghtly movements prest sh
OF bone and muscle; indeed the only objection to hin,
" which can be taken to him. his size being about
tour feet nine or ten inches high: this if it be an OH
lection, applies to the whole race: and had EnolonA
permitted this pre- udice to influence her. she Could
not have had her Chders, her Eclipse, her Repu
rus, or her King Fergus her Domed, or Baronet
could America have had her Archy. her Ariel her
Henry Long Island her Eclipse: these are all thu.
of the Arabian stock, and neither England
Vr America has ever yet produced horse that
evidence of his stock.
e hoon the celebrated French naturalist speaking
u tue" says, they rarely exceed forr feet eight
inches high;'-but the continued experiences Of ESpr
land and France shows that their size has no ina pnca
ON .near progeny He has heretofore stood in Ken
lucky where FLOODED mares scarce: and here tb,
decided Partially for the Virginia stock, produced
most unequal competition; yet, under these disadyou
tages, ne mas produced some among the best racers
eFer'raised IN the State,t hough it not until ie
forced himself into notice, that he was patronsed by
the breeders OF the turf The subscriber has in his
possession letter from COL Buford near Lexington,
hcntucky "a distinguished raiser and patron Of the
turf) who has been breeding from him the last two
years He says his colts of equal or SUPERIOR size
that he has two year old y, fifteen hands hieh and
ms yearhng colts equally promising and that he does
not eeheve that horse could have gotten as good
OUT OF .he same mares have, also, many other
tesunonais 20 the same efect and from Dr. Lewis
Marshall, Il mention him because I presume he ;s
known to many gentlemen in virginia.; he speaks of
superior size and fine form And, all the rentlemrn
with whom have correspondent, concur in the fact
that he has been let to booded Mares until the
two years. SO that his colts by them have not vet
on the turf. The distinguished racers he has pro-
duced kassina (supposed by many the very best race
morse ever raised in Kentucky) and Others have been
from common mares. BY reference to the American
Iurf Register vol 1. page III, he is spoken of AS
Producing striking and very superior race of horses
!" me n,eh,ucEy, JOHN TUCKER.
M EDLEY will stand the ensuing Spring at n31
I've stable, in the county of Chesterfield beiuo
the same place he made his last season within one
mile OF Moody's Tavern, Is from PETERSBURG. and
22 from Richmond, and is now ready to serve mnres
at $50 the leap, $50 the season. payable the 18th In
iy next, when it will cxpire-S5O to ensure mare
payable as soon as she is known to be in foal and
one dollar to the groom.
.ued}ey a handsome rrev Years old tbc Snr;n,.
full l6 hands high-for form, strength beauty an
pearance, performance and blood, admired and an
proved-fie has made but one season, when he
haa IA mares besides my own Mr. John Kir-
bys mare Coquette was, however, put to him he
lore ne made season, and produced very promi-
sing grey flley, which is the onIy one of bis rs,
that has yet appeared $500 in cash offered for
at months old, and $1,000 asked-and as addition
al evidence OF the value of his family, sold last fall
the half of two FLIES by Sir Charles out of Medlev,s
dam, Old Reality, one four and the other two wears
DID, lor $500 IN money. My oversser Mr. Baugh.
the stable, will attend particularly to all orders In INV
absence. w. r. JOHNSON,
Chesterfield, Feb. com
'sHHE imported YOUNG TRUFFLR, an entire
III tIOpcn nft h4 hot
stand at the village of Barboursville the ensuing
season. to commence on the LIST March, and end on the,
5oth June. The price of the season will be thirty
dollars paid within md forty dollars if paid beyond
the season. Fifty dollars to insure mare in foal
ana dollar to the groom. Three hundred acres of
land covered with various grasses and well watered,
VIII be afforded gratis, for the exclusive use of the
mares sent. Better MORE abundant pasturape could
not be desired.
This beautiful and high-bred Horse BOUGHT bv
james Barbour, Esq. at public sale of Walkers
hne stud OF horses in London, the 18th June last
Is dark bay, sixteen hands high, OF fine form and
great activity and needs only to be SEEN to be adj
mlred. His age (he being only six years old last
spring. adds much to his other good qualities Inn
ported horses are generally too old. before they are
brought to this country. Young Truffe was SO in
Jured IN his first training whilst he was the properiy
OF the Duke de Guiche. that he never ran. his
is IN the annexed certificate reference to
Jects, that he is of the purest blood in ENGLAND La
VIII be exhibited at the Court-houses of Aibemarle
Louisa ana Orange on the first day of their respective
March courts.
N Is. If any will send five mares, the price
OF one VIII be RENTED; and if mare sent to hin, fbs
season. fall she will be insured the next at the price
of the season. F
TWO hiiies, from any State in The Union, having
won purse Of $500, will be put gratis. The firss
applicants to have the preference. Care will be
taken to prevent accidents, but will not be respon
sloie Tor them S. w. YAGER
For James Barbour Esq.
BarboursviIlc, JAM Goth, 1880.
18th June, 1920
This IS TO certify, the brown Horse sold by me to
James barbour, Esq. bred by the Duke de Guiche
got oy Iruffie ont of Helen by Wbiskey, her dam
HroWn Justice by Justice. of Xnnia h, f,haIlnr