Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-17
RICHMOND, E1RGEyMg, SATURDAY; .M1RCM n, 1882.

UNOR SALE, that rHoRou CIV BRED STALLION
BLAcx wARRIoun, foaled in 1919, and purchased
at the sale of james Dunlop, of RosLN, Esquire [oppo
site to Petersburg, Virginia. by Mr.. Randolph, in 1920
who then gave fl00 for him. lie Il most promising
colt, but from Mr.. Randoph's going after abroad he
was shamefully neglected and injured his growth In
1877 he farmed out 10 person Fauquer whom his
owner never has seen in his life, during Mr. Randolphs
attendance his seat i'll Congress- which he took De-
ccnber 1876, on his return from Europeand last year
he was kept by Nathan Luborough Esq of the District
Of Columbia who sent him home about two months ago
very poor Mr.. Randolph had not set eyes this vau-
able and noble animal since the autumn of 1926 (seven
years) until the 18th of December last S3l HE is
black with white feet.
PEDlGREE.-BLAcK WARRIouR was got by the
imported horse Merryfed, of Sir Henry Tempest
Vanes famous Cockightetthe best by far of his
day-his dam Philadelphia, by Washington out of Miss
TorTERIDGE by DUNGANNoN, (OKely's most favorite
son OF Eciipse9 her dam, MARcELLA, by MAMBRINo
out OF MEDEA by SWEET BRIAR (the best horse by far
OF his dayand most avorite Stallion Of Lord Grosv
who covered at % guineas,) ANGELICA by SNAP-RE-
cULus. Bartletts CHtLDERs-Ho nywood's ARABIAN,
dam of the Two TRUE BLUES.
Extract of letter from James III. Lufborogh ESQ., who
resides at Saemwherc Backwarour stood three years.
dated Salem Fauquier county, Feb. 9th, 1882:
VI Black Warour, must say that horse that aver
was in this neighbourhood q speak only within my own
knowiedge) stood higherin reputaton-not price--or
he was put at any thing and nothing to any thing and
every thing but thoroughbred. Lieut. Com Dulaney of
the u 3 a. has colt Of his (Back Warour's) get The
DAM he says, is thoroughbred but he has vouchers
up any pretensons blood My father would have sent
him TO this neghbourhood this coming Spring upon nv
rccommendaton-but you returned from Europe and he
was sent home A man, joining me, fiey-dcep
black-wh two hind feet white, that he holds at $780,
She is out OF common booded animal as any in
the State OF Pennsylvania"
Miss TorrERIDGE by DUNGANNoN.
Washington by Sir Peter (bes Highyer) out of an
own sister to ITtmpoter little black horse that as the
best OF his day. and the best grandson of old Matchem
N. Bile generally got bays. (SoRcERER the best
horse and stallion of his day. sire OF Soohsayer and So
lcnsko, was an exceptionD Snoensko also was black
DUNGANNoN, O'Kelly's favorite of Eclipse
MAMBRINo by Engineer-the best and strongest horse
in the word-grandsirc TO Long Island Eclipse.
SWEET BRIAR by Syphon, son of Squirt, that got old
Marskc the sire of Ecpse--covered at 30 guincas.
ANGELICA by SNAP, (the best horse and stallion of his
day. PAPILLoN by SNAP, the dam Of Sir PETER
TEAzLE, the best son of HIGH FLYER,) REGULUs-
Bartletts CHILDERs-Honywoods ARABIAN dam of
the Two TRUE BLUEs-He will be shewn in Richmond
early in March,
Ertract Of letter from Nathan Luf5orough Esq of
the District Of Columbia, to John Randolph of Roam
ohe, dated llM Feb, 1882:
"I have not Black Warriour's foals myself but
have conversed with several gentlemen Fauquier and
Prince William, every of whom speak in the high
est terms of the foals of his get being both large
and handsome. My friend, John Hill Carter of Prince
William particularly, has given favorable of
Black Warriours Stock"
Also Peacock, five years old next grassland nume-
rous brood Mares and colts, and es-of all ages from
years old upwards.
Apply to Mr.. Wyatt Cardwe at Charlotte Court house
Vrginao which the U. S. Mail Coach from Washington
to Mledgeville, in Georgia, and from Miedgevie TO
Washington, runs every day, Sundays excepted-if by
letter post paid.
Charlotte c. H. Feb. 23 1892. Gift