Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-02-14
E'ipe celebrated ,E'irmOIcOn.

9SiNIEEN hands high, beautiful Chestnut, combin-
~ ing all the requisites OF Race Horse great strength
bone, muscle and sncw, with blood ndubabe perform
ances unequaed and whose produce have not been
passed by that OF any other Stallion the Continent,
Doth In performance aud Sales will stand Season
Wyanoke, in Charles City, the residence Of the subscriber
being his third since his the Western country
where he stood with unparalleled success the records
OF that country will shcw The Colts OF his Season.
Qow fcarings) are promising and bid fair equal his
already distinguished sons and daughters Sally Walker,
ashington, Nancy Warner, Hotspur Sally McGbee
of this country; Vanity, Molo and Others OF the West
and when it Is recoeced that the two Sc asons Tmolcon
stood IN this country were in the immediate neighbor-
mood oil his celebrated Sire, nothing but his well known
quality otansmng his superior powers to his poserty
(ever to be regarded in the choice of Saon could have
enabled him 10 have distinguished himself ON unred
Mares.
The price of will be $780, payable at the oxp
ration OF it, with discount of 20 per those who
think proper 10 pay before the end thereoi S75 ins
rance payable when the property is changed or
tanned to be in foal with 81 10 the Groom cash. every
instances 20 cents per day for grain feeding, or SO per
month, II the money is sent with the Servants
board and extensive pasturagc gratis No liability for
escapes accidents, except at the Ferry which the
last years experience warrants in assuring all on the
South Side, that there is risk either with with
mares and colts seventeen with ioas by their sides having
crossed last season without the slightest injury accident
well satisfied OF this, willing 10 pay for any injury
received the extent be ascerned by referees Mares
falling the last will be insured the present at the
price OF the season. Discount OFF, Separate enclosures
with post and rail for and colts. Responsibility for
The season oil five mares will cniitlc the person sixth
gratis.
ty-tvc from Richmond, and twenty from Petersburg
he season, already commenced will expire the 10th
July. JOHN MINGE
The pedigree and performances of Tmoeon have been
often published, and well known The following GER
caes from gentlemen equally well known TO the pub
lie, show the estimation in which he was hold
CERTIFICATES.
sold iimoleon TO Col. r. r. Johnson, for $4,I00 and
beeved him then TO be superior any horse in the IT,
States WILLIAM WYNN
sold Iimoleon TO Col David Dancy for 81 300 and l
nave no doubt he is the best racchosc that ever ran in
Virginia. North South Carolina, which as far as am
acquai'.'ed 8O. II. JOHNSON.
Copy9a ietterJrom William r.. Johnson to COL David
Ddncy dated Petersburg, Oct. Sd, 1919.
DEAR Sri find you likely TO take Timocon 10
the Western Country. Ifhis should be the case hone
most earnestly may do well his real merit as
racohorse deserves have seen him run in all the race,
IN Virginia he ever ran His performances from one to
four miles, have been such credit TO the best run
neT either this country Europe; and his style of 60
ing is OF the most superior action. His and blood ene
him TO rank first rate Stallion never saw but one of his
cols that colt is the celebrated Washngton which was
oaed at my fathers; he had not then commenced cover
ing This colt would have done credit any horse: in
deed, out OF one hundred twould be difficult TO select one
his equal; and would this day enter in stake
OF from TO five hundred dollars each as to select from
ts season oil any covering horse, no matter how many
mares he had put to him. Your obedient servant,
WILLIAM II. JOHNSON.
Col. DAVID DANcY. FEB. IL s6-w3,v