Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-02-09
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"ILL; for the next season. occupy his old stand at
w Half Sink, nns miles from Richmond, and three
from the Merry Oaks He will stand at fifty dollars the
which may be discharged by payment of forty
dollars when the mares are taken away, or refuse the
horse; otherwise note will be expected for fifty dollars
payable the first OF January nexsxty-ive dollars
surance and one dollar to the groom.
Good pastures provided, and charge of twenty-five
cents day Tor all mares lett with the horse for feeding Sc
Gohannas colts have not yet made their appearance ON
the TURF and is with great didencc and hesitation that
undertake to speak of their performances in fall train
ing least Partially and interest may have msed me- and
might thereby msead others suffice say that far
as they have been tried by and heard of from Others
they have fully more than equaed expectation and
feel the most confident that those who may de-
sire to breed from this fine horse will not be disappointed
or dissatisfied with the result.
That he is of the purest and most genuine horse
stock is attesed by the fact that there has been
member OF his family that not nag of distnc
on either oil the present generation or far back can
be traced with the exception of the imported mare and
snc was never tried being purchased at two years old
cluvely for breeding.
1t is not little encouraging 10 those who have hereto
fore bred from Johanna, we'll those who may desire
tin future to be informed that challenge has been made
of his colts over the Norfolk course ne xt pring
against any colt the United States for five thousand dol
lars This circumstance is mentioned because it surely
is one well calculated to increase the public confidence
IN him as STOCK HORSE.
Johanna served hundred and ifty-scven mares
last year. having the celebrated horses Sir Charles
Imoeon his competitors which furnishes the best evil
his colts.
There is another recommendation that may with pro-
pretty be offered Tor breeding from Gohanna which is that
his colts large and fine (as universally ADMITTEDLY that
such as should not prove be horses sure to
compensate their for the trouble and expense of
raising; circumstance which should be overlooked
IN breeding as in the nature of things il is likely that
NIL can make horses
Gohanna it is believed standing lower than any
other horse odsincton in Virginia. this does proceed
from disposition to underbid other horses nor Is il be-
cause his proprietor thinks he ought not to stand as high
as any other whatever but he docs not feel justified in
raising to level with others, until there has been some
pubic exhibition on the part of his colts.
Mares Will be served at any time during the year. and
such as d not prove in foa from the last season. may
sent again, and no charge made for the services of the
horse, unless they should prove in foa
JAN 26 SI-12 JOHN M. Bolts.
NOTICE TO FARMERs.-I shall stop grinding for
wheat intended for this market, will perhaps find it to their
advantage TO send it in before that time.
Feb 2. si-et p. J. CHEvALLIE
hOMESTIC GOODS GEORGE CAREY corner of
~ Baltimore and Charles Streets, Baltimore has for
sae general assortment of Domestic Goods consisting
IN part OF "WdHhdH" "dpplet0n" LoJCeU" "Hanit
,CH, "Ndshud," "EreteT," ".dDery' and "Pittsfeif'
mANUFAcTUREs, which will be sold on favorable terms
oy the package or piece. Feb g. (s1-2aw3m1
VUNHE subscriber will be absent from Richmond until
N April during his absence Mr.. Lethbridee will at
end 70 his professional business in whose skill as Den
ts the public may with perfect safety place the most i'm
PhTlt confidence. p. HOUSTON.
Jan ., 1882 72-oaw6
WANTED.-Two Apprentices TO learn the Printing
w Busness.-Boys from the country, of steady ha.
bits, who can read and write WELL would grcdiu be pre-
terred-Enqure at the Office Of the Compiler
jan H. 76-n