Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-03-05


'aste for lcggy horscsbut taller than old MEpLrr
L VI ms sire GiMCRAcK, than old Janus, or jolly
Roger. As u stallion he is unrrcd. having ONLY
"A next grass. ~
] E"Nc"'gns 10 now 6leen aud a half hands high.
ana ogFeeably TO tho rules Of measurement has
nr " grow. Persons arc deceived in the height
OF Uascolgae by tho difference between tho mca.
sure over his back and over his wi,hers greater
OF his crest.
Tic Will cover at one hundred dollars and n ooI
Lar to the Groom; which may be paid by sixty dol
lars withn the season. Any winner OF breeder Of
winner OF responsibility shall he ocvored gratis
VIZ; sally Hope, Kate kearney, Polly Hopkins. Sal.
~ Walker, and Bonnets of Blue. And one hum
cred dollars will be paid to the proprietor of Ariol
| LOT PERMISSION to cover her, aud 10 the owner OF
reality alSo provided she be not past bearing.
Most extensive pasturnge on Mr.. Cardwelrs
plantation, upwards of 800 acres near the c. III.
| una as much OK Mr.. Randolph's Bushy Forest Es-
tate ADJOINING 1t. Boxes and sheds for tho mares,
. "hich wii DC TED separately at tho discro-
! ton OF the proprietor of the mare at cost and
/ Charge "t transPortotop, yic two dollars barrel
~ D." Rrv"r. No. SOS, 80 'of1 t-' - s..raruto.
faddoehs. No other than Thoroughbred :.
WIZ De pernItted to De covered 10y GascOIh
CeFllhcdtcs OF Pedigree must be sent neither WI,
he be permitted to cover moro than sixty marea an.
cludmg MIR. Randolpls, which are numerous, say
~ to ~. The greatest care taken. Fences good
ana boys TO fetch and carry the to and from
frSturc. WYATT CARDWELL.
Valentines Day, Feb. Ii, 1882
NOT beng able to procure stand for Gascoigna
on ms own account, (ior consideration could in.
uuce MS master II FARM HIM. the proprietor OF the
horse has been induced, by his thorouph CON
hdencc III Mr.. Wyatt Cardvell To per,ri, him IN
cover at Charlotte & H., where he can often
see tho horse, and 6uperintGnd cccsionallv hi.
own mares as well as such may be to him.
front IL VII! be seen forms part of thu
object of Gascoigne's master. Hc does NOT
expect TO clear as much money this sea-
sol. as Wln pay the horses tax and tine expense of
adVeriizng. For, after his own mares shall haye
been covered aud such he will receive pratui
'ously, there will remain very few vacancies and
those probably will not be filled up. Tho marca
sent 10 Gascoignc will be kept exclusively on Mr.
Randolph'S Bushy Forest estate, where boxes and
shoas are erecting for them. The pasturage is
extremely hne-chichy highland, (although there
are extensive low grounds also, which the propr;
etor deems very injurious horses attcr the month
oil June,) very fine, cool and ncv or falling strenma
OF water through the enclosures which are now
sun.divid'ng with view of keeping only a yery
iew mares IN each. it is impossible for them to
lhrVc III nerds; 10 say nothing of risk In fo,ls
Mares with foals not mike with ,uDt, mares ,na
any particularly vicious distcmpurcd mare will
NC sun nome. SERVANTS boarded gratis, who can
see Their own mares fed as highly as their mastera
P'eaSe, al The cost OF the aud CHARGE trans
portatlon. Mr., Cardwcli will attend TO the n,roa
mat are sent TO GaScoI sne in like manner as to
those sent to Janus The public iaay place uplim,
TIED reliance on his fidelity and saGaci,v
Charlotte Court House, adjacent to which is
buShy Fo-est lies on the great mail stage road
from inc city OF Washington TO Columbia in S. c.
ana Augusta IN Georgia. \ stage leaves FEEDER
cKspnrg lhree times u week, and passes by it, and
through Mr. Randolphs Ferry and Middle QUAY
ers' within half mile of his door, whore also win
stand ioaoock, by Roanoke, o"t of Roanoke, bv
FIoriZel, (Bairs) the best runner of his DO,
dam Cornelia dam of Gracchusl by Fver,s Chan
ticieer, the hest son of old Wildair out of VANITY
by Ce!eE; N2-t Authony-Ioly Ro~a--irr,porGa
horse Silver Eye, no property Of Samuel Du Val
Esquire, who covered in 1866 at Three Pounds
and Forty Shiilings-His get were remarkable for
their spirit,
JOHN RANDOLPH, of Roanoke,
Roanoke Feb. 10, 1882.
p. S. have Il colt by Gascoigne ONT ofRoan.
oke toaled last spring, for which have refused
$500 when wcancd, and would not take five timoa
that sum for.
For Sale,-PHENoMENoN by Roanoke, out of
young FRENZY by GEAccmCs-- lINIEiN, grand dam
OF 1ANUs) by President, (son of old Celcr).--TpIa
TRAM SuANDY by Morion's Travecr, his dam by
old JANUs-JANUs-out of Mr.. Booths imported
mare-PREslDENT's dam was got by Mark An
THoNY, out of Hardmans DoNNy, which was got
by old Jolly ROGER, out Of the imported mare Box.
nv LASS; she was descended from the Duke of Az
CASTERS BoNNY LASS by SNP-LATn (son of tho
GodolPhn Arabian,) EASILY, SNAKg-GREy WILKEa
by fIAUTBoY.
hands high, four years old next grass
Also, WLDFIRE, fine chesnut, very LARGE four
years old last grass, got by RoANoAXE out of tho
chesnut mare WILDFlRE which was by GRAccBus
out of young EVERLASTING, and she by SANS
CULoTTEs out of old EVERLASTING.
Also, BLACK WARRlouR, twelve years old lass
grass, got by the imported horse MerryGed, out Of
the imported mare Philadclpha-she was got bv
Washington (sOn of SIR PETER TEAzLE, out of an
own sister to IRUMPATER,) her dam, Miss TorrgR
IDGE, by that iavortc of EcLPsE, DUNaAN.os
out OF MARcELLA by MAMBRINo-she was out Of
MEDEA by SWEETHEART, the best horse ana stallion
OF his day-dngetico by SNAP, Rcguus Bartlctpa
Childers-Dam of the TWO TRuE Blues
n b. To his Aamhriuo blood through Mea-
songcr, the LOng ISiaDd EciipSr owes his powers,
MIR. Randolph gave Gl00 Virginia currency. l6,
TO the dolIar,) for Black Warriour when YEAR
ling, at Mr. Dunlop's sale.
IN B. The above pcdigroes arc authentic and
may be relied on. J. r. Of Roanoke
Feb II.
II ibc National inc'gcucer and Telegraph Wash.
ng'on ID { r"q"rs'dd ,us.rI The above IN ,heir
country pa'"rs I'll March LIST a0d .tnd then accounts Ia
Jdq'elm T. Taylor Of ms c,py Tor payment
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