Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-05-15

ENOR SALE, that rHoRou Gil bred STALLION,
IN BLACK WARRIoUR, foaed in 1919, and purchased
at the sale OF James Dunlop OF RosLIN, Esquire oppo-
ste 70 petersburg, virginia, by Mr. Randolph, in 1920
who then gave 9l00 for him. He was IA most promising
colt, but from Mr.. Randolphs going soon after abroad he
was sameiuy neglected and injured in his growth In
1877 he was iarmed out to person in Fauqer whom his
owner never has seen in his life, during Mr.. Randoph's
attendance on his seat in Congress- which he took i'm De-
cember 1926 on his return from Europeand last year
ne was Kept by Nathan LutbOrough, Esq. of the District
OF Columbia who sent him home about two months AGO
very poor Mr. Randolph had not eyes this val1-
able and noble animal since the autumn of 1925 Iseven
years,) until the 18th of December last Qs3IA-Ie is a
black with white feet.
Observation-Disclosures WARR1oUR was got by the
imported horse Merryied, of Sir Henry Tempest
Vancs famous Cockighter- the best racer by far of his
day-hs dam Philadelphia, by Washington out of Miss
IoTrERGDGE by DUNGANNoN, (O'Kellys most favorte
son OF EciipSe0 her dam, MARcELLA, by MAMRRINo
out MEDEA by SWEET BRIAR, 0he best horse bv far
OF his day-and avore Stallion of Lord Grosyenor
who covered at 70 guneas) ANGELICA by SNAP-RE-
dam of the Two TRUE BLUES
Extract of letter from James II. Luborough Esq, who
resides at Saem,w Warriour stood three wears
dated Salem Fauquer county, Feb. 9th, 1892:
"O Black Warriour, say, that no horse that eve
was III this neighbourhcod, q speak only within INV own
knowledge0 stood hgher--in repuadon--no price--or
ne put at any thing and nothing, any thing and
kvery thing but horough bred. Lieut. Com Dulanev nj
the u s. A. has colt his (BacE Warriours get The
DAM he says IS thoroughbred but he has no vouchers
Tor the TACT 1hIs Is the only that know that
mp any pretensons to blood My father would have sent
him TO this neighbourhOod this coming Spring upon NV
recommendatiOn-but you returned from Europe and he
was sent home. man, joining me, owns hilcv-deep
back-with two hind feet white, that he holds at $500
She is out OF common cold FLOODED an animal as any in
the State of Pennsylvania"
Miss TorrER1DG by DuNGANNoN.
Washington by Sir Peter (best of gbnyer) out of an
own sister TO TTmpGter little black horse that was 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 Soohsaycr and Smo.
lensko was an eXception Sinolcnsko also was black
DUNGANNoN, O'Kelly's layorte son of Eclipse
MAMBR1No by Engineer-the best and strongest horse
in the word-grandsre to Long Island Eclipse.
SWEET BRIAR by Syphon, Of Squirt that got old
Marske the sire Of Eclipse-covered at 30 guineas
ANGELICA by SNAP, Ohe best horse and stallion of Mi.
day. PAPILLoN by SNAP, the dam of Sir PETER
IEAzLE, the best son of HfGH FLYER0 REGULUs-
Bartletts CHILDERs-Ionywoods ARAB1AN dam OIL
the Two TRUE BLUEs.--He will be shewn in Richmond
early in March
ErtrGct Of letter from Nathan L,tfboroueh, Es1 o
The District eff Columbia, to John RdudoIDb Of Ro1n
Oke, dated lin Feb., 1892:
'l have not Black Warriours foals myself but
have conversed with several gentlemen of Fauouier an,
Prince william, every one Of whom speak in the high
est terms OF the iOals Of his get being both large
and handsome. My friend, John Hill Carter of Prince
william particularly, has given me favorable accounts
Black WarriOurs Stock
Also, Peacock five years old next grassland hume
rous brood mares, and colts, and iies-of all ages from
years old upwards
Apply to Mr.. Wyatt Cardwo at Charlotte Court. house
Firglna-to which the u. S. Mail Coach from Washington
TO Milledgevle, in Georgia. and from Milledeevre /
letter postpaid.
] Charlotte G II Feb. %, 1882 Ell