Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-05-11

BNOR SALE, that rHoRouGu-BRED STALLION.
Il BLACK WARRIoUR, foaled in 1919, and purchased
at the sale of James Dunlop of RosL1N Esqure Toppo
site 20 Petersburg, Virginia. by Mr. Randolph, in 1920
who then gave 9I0O for him. He m5st promising
colt but from Mr. Randophs going after abroad he
shameuily neglected and injured in his growth In
nc was iarmed out to person in Fauquier whom his
owner never has in his life during MIR Randoph's
attendance on his seat in Congress, which he took in De-
ccmber 1926 on is return from Europeand last year
he kept by Nathan LuDorU@gh. Esq of the District
of Columbia, who sent bin home about wo months ago
very poor. Mr. Randolph had not set eyes this vau-
~ mil ia, is St si+HH ih baminm I'm n n fseYen
black with white feet.
Observation-Disclosures WARR1oUR was got by the
imported horse AIerryGcld, son of Sir Henry Tempest
Vancs famous Cockfgbter best racer by firof bis
day-his dam Philadelphia by Washington, of MISS
TorrER1DGE by DUNGANNoN ciIy's most C,yorite
son OF EchpSe,) her dam, MARCELLA, by MAMBRINo
outot MEDEA by SWEET BRIAR, CHE best horse by far
of his dayand most avoite Stallion of Lord Grosvenor
who covered at % guncas,) ANGELICA by SNAP-RE-
dam of the two Thus BLUES.
Extract of letter from James II Luiborough, Esq. who
resides at Salem, where stood three years
dated Salem, Fauqner county, Feb. 9th, 1892:
Ol Black Warriour, must say that horse that ever
was In this neghbourhood, q speak only within my own
knowledge,) stood hgherin reputaIion-no pricc--or
he was put at any thing and nothing, any thing and
every thing but thoroio -bred Iirut Co,n D,I., If
dam, he says Is thorough bred but he It1 Vouchers
for the iact This is the only that know that sets
up any preensicns 10 blood My father would have sent
him TO this neghbourhOod this coming SPRING upon my
rccommendatOn-but YOU returned from Europe, and lie
was sent hoHie y man, coming me, owns fIllcy-decp
blaclwih two hind feet white that he holds al $500
She is out of common co-sloolcd animal as any in
the State of Pennsylvania"
Miss TorrERIDGE by DUNGANNoN
Washington BY Sir Peter bes of ighAye) out OF an
own sister 10 Irampnfer, lc black horse that wasthe
best OF his day. and the grandson of old AIachn
N. Bile generally got bays. (SoRcERER the best
horse and stallion of his day OF Soothsayer and Sno-
ensko, am eXcepdos) SmoenskO also was a black.
DUNGANNoN, O'Kellys favoritc of Eclipse.
MAMBRfNo by Engineer-thc best and strongest horse
in the world-grandsire 10 Long Island Eclipse
SWEET BR1AR by Syphon, son Of Squirt, that got old
Marske, the sire OF Eclpse-cOvcrcd az 30 guiueas.
ANGELICA by SNAP, Ohe best horse and stallion Of iis
| day PAPILLoN 10y SNAP, the dam of Sir PETEI,
TEAzLE, the best son of HIGH FLYER0 REGULUs-
Bartetfs CHILDERs--l 1onywood's ARABGAr, dam Of
the Two True BLUEs--IIe will be shewn in Richmond
early III March.
Erfracf nj letter tram Nathan L1ljJorouch Esq ot
the District Of COlt1bid fo JOhls Iailgph of Rum
/ oke, dafcd lIM Feb., 1892:
"I have not Black Warriours foas myself but
have conversed with several gentlemen of Fau1ucr and
Prince william, every Of whom speak in She high
est terms OF the ioss Of his get as being both large
and handsome. My friend, John Hill Garter of Prince
William particularly has given favorable accounts OF
/ Black WarriouFs Stock"
Also, Peacock FIVE years old next grassland hume
rous brood mares, aud colts, and hes-Of all ages from
years old upwards
Apply TO Mr.. wyatt Caplwen at Charlotte Cour.honse
Virginia-to Which tho u. S. Mail Coach from Washington
to Mhedgcylc, IN Georgia, and from Ailedgcyilc Ia
Washington, runs every day, Sundays cxcepted-if 10y
/ letter post paid
Charlotte G. II. Feb. %, 1892. Oft