Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-04-19

PLANTER.

"A JACK, upwards OF five feet high, will stand the
~ pesen season. at my plantation, adjoining wilker-
cons brdge IN the county OF nrico, six miles north
OF Richmond, and at John Wakin's Manhattan in Czech
lard county near Nuckols's meeting house every
ninth aud at Deep Run Coal Pitts Also and will be lei
TO mares at eight dollars The ason dischars ed bv s
II paid within the ssasOu-hf,een dollars for
payable when the mare il sscertaiued to be in foaI
parting with lie mare crfcs the insursnce-witb
twenty hve cents to he groom in every case
Tbs Jack, where he has stood stat de higher az a
oa-getter than any o;he that has ever been In Thai
part OF the country. l have some Of his get at my
plantation, procured from gentlemen i'm the as CHM ~
county from which he came with their certificates
which will be carried to public places with him and
Is confidently believed by the subscribsr, that .uch
mules never were exhibited before. The season will
commence the 10Th lay Of March, and expire the 10Th
day of August. EDWARD C. MOSRV
Henrico, March 3
CERTIFICATES
l consider Planter amongst the FIRST il not the very
pest JACK, have ever se;I; and is considered very
ufe oalgetter, aud he mules certainly the finest
ever saw WM. CHAMBERLAYNE
.Neto Kent, March 1st, 1891
Planter has stood at New-I<ent Courthouse, Two
seasons, Qs2s and '29) and has produced parcel Of
the largest mules have ever seen Planter /, amons
one oil Inc sufe't ioal' geters have Known
VIM. B BAILEY.
.Nt,o Kent Court house, afarch 1881.
have mule collie by Mr.. Ligbuoo's Jack, Planter,
and do not hesitate TO say that finer ctls cannot
be produced refused to take Tor The eldest when
about three WEEKS Old thirty dollar Planter il de-
cdeiy the best Jack, 10 all respeets have ever seen
nj
rating mules, not TO loose opportunity of nutiiog
mares to bin. The public IS INDEBTED To Mr. Mosh1
LOT MS exeruons IN polurng so good Jack and I
OP1 a' 40 wan meeI WIN ne encOura nj he 90
we ru.s,,v:s' JNO. ID. CHRISTIAN.
.,eW- n eHt, IndIch /, 1881. l12-w3'.
IgM ONSIEUR TONSoN-Will stand the next sea-
1iA son at my stable, on the main road leading from
n'Tlon cry 10 feersburg twelve miles from Bel
neId nI'een from northampton Court house fifteen
rom Halifax forty from WarrentoH, and fifty-seyen
south OF Petersburg. His season will commence tbe
hrst OF February and end the first of July He viii
be let to Mares at 81 dollars the season. which NAV
be discharged by the payment OF 40 dollars within bS
season. mares can be insured at IS dollars The in
surahce VIII De expected the mare is dscov-
cred 10 be in foa the property changed One dollar
VIII be expected by the groom in every case
Every desirable arrangement has been made for the
accommodation oil mares sent to this horse either with
OF without colts They will be Pasured gratis, well
ied win gIan il required, at 25 cents per dav and
saoed In all bad weather, that they NAV be reinrn
ca 70 their owners in good condition. Every attention.
but cannot be liable for accidents that NAV banoen
Monsieur Ionson is beautiful bay fifteen hands tLres
inches high with blact legs, name and tail He 10
nney ProPoruoned, exhibiting beauty and power
MS l1fin' His blood, appearance and per-
continent. ' "" '"o
His colts are likely, and in high estimation. Mor.
seuF osOn Is iul brother Of Sir Richard and Cham
pion an oil which, have never been beaten Mon
sieur onsoh has made himself so well known bv bis
acDieVemen's on The turf as TO render all fur
'her nohce unnecessary Those who desire TO see a
more detaled account OF his pedigree and peror,nan
ces, are referred TO the American Farmer voInn,o q
page 39O-and also, TO the Turf Register and Soor,in
Magazine, for January, 1881.
WILLIAM MOODY.
-, 90 northampton CO., N Carolina
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