Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-03-02

great octI"ity. he, too, has bred after the dam
most luckily; for easier ,ro,,crs, or notc hardy
and thiity foce Of horses existc,--thcy viii
Keep tat upon what VIII barely keep alive the lcrry
ong-backcd CARTONS, that all the rage
ana which are lit for nothing but II long race or u
collar end huucs; whereas the iru. scryice,Ll.
morse is the quarter horse being active sure footed
speedy, and capable OF break my down the fashion
'o'e stock In hard ride of :i!ty, five and
,WShty miles IT is only in Of more than -
'o or III harness, that the long .Locked horse carr
successful compr,f"r against HE quur,cr
'""'sc Sic IS Il stuinbcr, and breaks down witlr
ms own unwic,dy weight
Nhaino Is oi the best runEing blood, as " III be-
zen 'iIs neck was Injured by too carly smelling
dt mares. His head is larre but bouy His body
nnu iiihS cannot be surpassed by any horse Old
|h}'ock himself, or janus, have mol a finer back.
lh' 'ngh ana linbs. His feet are of tho old hor-,
ny anu c0PPcd description that dist, ac-S,,,d Ia,
virginia horse before Col Iioomes inundated our
country with worthless Stations, and introduced
,'e nat, thnsolcd, weak-crus,cd foot that can
"araiy mold shoe, and Cannot travel Eve miles
"'thout one Our old fashioned horses never re-.
f"ifed shocng except in hard irosts, or hard work.
on stony ground. The stock must be shodl
whcn not at work, or they fall lame.
Also, GAscoIoSE, by Ro,xoKE out of the import.
cd mare LADY G.. by IAMuLEroNIAN tho best horse.
" HIS oay, and best grandson OF Okellys Eclipse.
LADY u vast dam of MAGiciAN. See Stud bookl
uer dam was SIR TuoM,s GAsColGNE's famous mare
"odon Locks, which was tho dam of Lord Fol
cyS celebrated horse SoornsArEW, that won the
GREAT Sr. LEGER STAKES in l8l l. and the DoYcAs-
FER STAKES next day, and who &stcred in gland
"t TWENTY-FIVE GGiNEAs u mare He sfood nine
S"cc 'SS'te ycdrS at Nem- Market-(irom 1914 TO.
io~%, both inclusive } I'm 1893, he was sold to Rus
Si". GOLDEN Locks was got by that ca pital son of
ni"iFLYER, and famous stallion DELriNr, out o..
VIOLET by SHARK, who ranks next to CuiLpERs and
ECLIPSE as racer. Sho (FIoLEr) was cut OF
SOir%'s '".uLoTTE, by BLANK, Ithe best son of tho
S"D"LPiiIN ARAWAN, except Reg~Ins.1 CnAp, Dyer's
Di'fLE, Bcthcll's CAsrAwhy WHY Nor, ROWAN
MARE. fhcrc cannot be higher bred horse, and
lie Is OF immense power. bis sister FLoRA is six
teen hands high His grow tn was stuntcd by i'll
usage, in 1924, when the mare was son, to horse.
whcre lac was ioa!cd Vie is amost beautiful crca-
lure, not tail enough to suit tho present depravcd
taste Tor leggy horscs-but taller than old MEDLEY
or ms sire GINcRAcK, than old JAnus, or jolly
Roger AS Il stallion he is un'rcd. having only
covered last year privately. He is eight years old
next grass
CaSc"igne is fifteen and half hands high
ana agrecaby 10 the rules of measurement has
more To grow. Persons deceived in the heights
OF Gascoiguc lay tEc difference between the mea-
sure over his back and his withers greater
tnan ever saw IN amy horse, such is the holiness
of his crest
lie VIII cover al one hundred dollars and n DOL
lar to the Groom; which may be paid by sixty dol
'ars within The season. Any winner or breeder of
winner of responsibility shall be covered gratis
VIZ; Sally Hope, Kate llcarncy, Polly Hopkins, Sal.
" walker, and BonmctS of Blue. And one hun
urea dollars vii! be paid to the proprietor of Ariel
,or p"rmls"ion to cover her, and to the owner OF
Most extensive pnsturagc on Mr. Cardwelps
piantatlon upwards of 800 acres near the c. H..
ana as much OK MIR. RuudoIph's Buslly Forest Es-
'",c ooJoinihg H. Boxes and sheds for the mares,
Whch VIII be led separately mt the discre-
uon OF the proprietor Of the mare at ,cost and
charge OF transportation, viz: two dollars barrel
on Dan River. Mares TO foal kept in separate
faudocks No other than thorough. bred mares
will be permitted to be covered by Gascoignc.
Certificates of Pedigree must bo sent: nett her will
"p De P"rnil,cd TO cover more than sixty in
Guiding Mr.. Randolph's which are numerous, say
IL to 20. The greatest care taken Fences rood
Pasture. WYAJ"r CARDXyEIJ
Valentines Day, Feb, II, 1892.
MOI "e'hg able TO procure stand for Gascoirna
on ms own account, (for consideration could in
oucc his mastcr To FARM HIM. tho proprietor of ths
horse has been induced, by his tborougb con-
hdence in Mr. Wyatt Cardwcll, to permit him to.
cover at Charlotte H., where he can often
Stc tfie horse, and supcrntend occa sionaIIy his
own mares, as well as such as NAV be sent to him
FRONT 1T will be seen forms no mart of tb
OBJECT OF Gascoignc's master. He does not
expect TO clear much money this 60,
son as VII! pay the horses tax and the expense of
auVcrlIzing. For, after his own mares shall have.
oceh covered and such he will rcccive gra,u
touSy, mere VIII remain very few vacancies and
thoSe probably will not be filled up. The mares
Sen' 10 E'aSc"'gnc Will be kept exclusively on Mr.,
h'nuoPhs Bushy Forest estate, where boxes and
shed" are erecting for them. The pasturape ia
extremely hne-chicily highland (althouph there
arc extensive low grounds also, which the propri
ctor deems very injurious to horses after tho month
Oh 'uhc) very fine, cool and never failing streams
OF water through the enclosures which ara nov3
suo-divIdng with view of keeping only a yery
lew mares IN each. 1t is impossible for them tn
!niiVe III "cFG& to say nothing of risk to foaIs
Mares with fnals not mixed with e,vu,,, ,n,r.s al
any particularly vicious distcmpered mar. win
oc sem nome Servants boarded gratis who can
see thcr own mares fed as highly as their masters
please, at the cost of the corn and CHARGE oftrnns
tardwcll III
that are sent TO Cascoi me in like nannn, ns IN
those sent to Janus. The public r.ay place unIir.
ited reliance on his fidelity and sagacilv.
, Nh"fi"ue court House, adjacent to which is
l'uShy roe est, lies on the great mail stage rood
from the city of Washington to Colu,nhi, r. : ~
ana Augusta III Georgia. A stage leaves Frodcr
lcNsbnrg three times week, and passes bv il, and
through Mr.; Randolphs Ferry and Middle Quar-.
Inn" nan " nlc OF ms door, where also will
stand stand feacock by Ro"noke, o"t of Roanoke. bv
fIorizcl, lI}uII's.) the best runner of his dnvh;
da,n '"rncIia dam of Gracchus) by Tyler,s Chan
tic'ccr, Tic best son of old Wildair out of VANITY
ny c'cg' !"arE Nnthony--JoIIy Roger--importod
morse HIivr' Eye, the property of Samuel Din Val
'SInitc' WI" covered in 1866 at Three Pounds
ana Forty S'iiiings-lisgc get were remarkable for
their spirit. "
,, JOIN RANDOLPH, of Roanoke,
Roanoke Feb. -, 1882.
L. >. have 1t colt by Gascoirne out ,rpo,
okc, f"aIcd last spring, for which [ bays r.f,"nl,
E5Oo when wcaned, and would not take five t;,noa
that sum for. " '"
For Nafe-PnUNoMgvoN by Roanoke, ONT oe
young FRENZY by GRAccus- MIytKtv Iyr,nd d.
OF 'ANtS') by President, lson of old Celer)-TrIs-
TRAM HHANnY by NOrOn's Traveller; his dan, NV
old JASUs-JANUs-out of Mr.. Booths ;,nnn,,"J
Embellishments dam was got bv Mo- A.
rHoNY, out of !!ardman's BoxTY, winch was ant-
ny o." JOLLY kocg" out of the imported mare Box.
NV Lass; she was descended fIou tho Dukc ocE
CASTERS BoyNY Lass by SxfT-I,rt, lsa, ~
EodoPhin Araban,) casey Syskr-CHrv W., wy, Yro