Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-06

HANUS.-This capital stallion and racer will stand
OF on Mr. Randophs Estate in the County of Char
lote, the ensuing season-[is3I.] He is nine years
old and was got by Sir Arche-his dam, Frenzy, by
Sans Culoes out of Minikin by Presdent-Old Celer-
Trsram Shandy-Janus--out of an imported mare of
Mr. Booth, of Gloucester, who also imported Janus.
Sans Cuottes, got by old Ceer dam by old nj ed.
ley, grand dam by old Fearnought-He is well known
Tor his beautiful symmetry and fine stock, the South
side OF james River. President, very fine racer and
stallion, also got by Old CeIer, his dam by Mark
Anthony. on, OF L. Hardmsn'. Bonny Lass, which was
by jolly Roger out OF the imported Benny L,ss.
Tristram Shandy was got by Mortons Traveller, his
dam by Janus.
AT the place and on the terms,
GASCOIGNE:
Gascogne is fine bay, not qn 10 hands high, but
higher than old Medley, or old Janus. He got by
Roanoke out OF my imported mare, Lady G. by Ham
beonian, the hes, horse of his day. and best grandson
Of O'Kelly's Ecp'e. Lady c. was dam OF Magician
('ee stud book) Her dam Sir Thomas Gascoigne's
famous mare GOLDEN LOCKS, which was dam of Lord
Foley celebrated horse Soohsayer that won the gfea,
St Leger stakes. in 1911 and Doncaser stakes the next
day, and who covered in ENGLAND before he sold
to Russia at twenty-five guineas mare. He stood
nine successive years at Ne,o Mark.t. (from 1914 to
1922, both cuve)-in 1923, he sent TO Russia
Golden Locks was got by the capital son of Highly.
er and famous stallion, Delphni, out OF Violet by Shark
She (VioleD was out OF Quck's Charlotte by Blank
Zone Of the best of old Goho phins sons Crab Dyer
Dimple, Be;haps CaHaway, Why not, Royal mare
There cannot be higher bred horse, and he s of i'm
mense power His own sister. Camilla, is is hands
high. June IS. 12-10Au
VALUABLE ESTATE FOX SALE .-Pursu-
IA ant 20 the provisions Of the last Will and Tesla
OF VIM. Hill, deed | shall o6er for SALE to the
highest bidder, at King William Courthouse, on Mon.
dag The 22I Of August next, t being Court dsy) that
SPRINGFIELD,
containing by estimation 533 acres, with houses and i'm
provemen thereon suitable for the geneel accommola
lion of a large family, and for agricultural purposes,
with extensive orchards Of the finest fruit This pro-
pery il high and healthy situations; is within one mile
Of King William Courthouse, aud s desirable as a resi-
dence, especially for professional gentleman. The
enclosures, bitches and meadows all in good order II
having for somey been under the most judcous
aecment The land abounds with marie OF the richest
quality convenient to each field; and plantation can
boast Of greater number Of Springs Of the 6nest and
purest water: Of them being amongst the copi-
Gus fountains in the lower country The terms Of sale
will he one.third Of the purchase money the 1st day
Of January next when possession will be delivered;
one third the let OF January, 1892, and the other
third the let Of January 1888; but the two last pay
mens 10 be secured with bonds with approved security
and Deed Of Trust the land-Mrs Hill IL entitled
to dover in this land but will sell her interest aud join
in the conveyance to the purchaser which will make
the title perfect-Lberty will be given TO the purohas
er 10 small grain during this fall. Mr. Robsr, Hill
who lives adjoining; will show the land TO any person
wishing TO see IL, aud will give any further Information
which may be required. VIM. b. BROWNE,
July 16 2O-tds Ex'or Of VIM. Hill, deed.