Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-20
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EyOR SALE, that ACKNOWLEDGEMENT SrAr,,oN
II BLACK WARRIoUR, ioaled in 1919, and purchased
at the sale oil James Dunlop OF RosLIN Esquire roppo-
site TO Petersburg, Virginia., by Mr. Randolph in 1920
who then gave fl0O for him. lie was "A most PROMISING
colt but from Mr. Randophs going after abroad he
was shaineuly neglected and injured in his growth
1927 he was iarmed out person in Fauquier whom his
owner never has seen in his life, during Mr. Randophs
attendance his scat in Congress- which he took i'm De-
cember 1896 on his return from Europeand last year
he was kept by Nathan Luborough, Esq of the District
OF Columbia who sent him home about two months ago
very poor Mr.. Randolph had eyes on this valu-
able and noble animal since the of 1926 (scvcn
years9 until the 18th of December last Qs3l )-e il
black with white feet
Observation-Disclosures WARRIoUR was got by the
imported horse Merryield, of Sir Henry Tempest
Vanes famous Cocktgher the best racer by far of his
day-hls dam Philadelphia, by Washington out of Miss
IorrERI DGE by DUNGANNoN, (0'Key's most favonte
son OF Ectipse) her dam, MARcELLA, by MAMBR1No
out MEDEA by SWEET BRIAR, (the best horse bv far
OF his day-and most iavorte Stallion of Lord Grosvenor
VINO covered at 20 guineas) ANGELICA by SNAP-RE-
GULUs-Bartlett's CHILpERs-Honywooi's Arabian
dam of the Two TRUE BLUES.
Extract of letter from James H. Luiorough Esq, who
resides at Saem,where BlackWaour stood three years
dated Salem, Fauquer county, Feb 9th, 1882:
"O Black Warrour, must say that horse that yer
was IN this neighbourhOod, q speak only within my own
bnowledge) stood hgher-n rcputiton-not price--ior
he was put at any thing and nothing TO any thing and
every thing but thoroughbred Lieut. Com Dulaney of
the u s. A. has colt of his (Blac. Warrours) ret FIN.
DAM he says, is but he has no vouchers
for the fact This the only mare that know that sets
up any prcensions to boel My father would have sent
recoinmendation-but you returned from Europe and he
was sent home A man, joining me, owns a filey-tlccp
black-wh two hind feet white that he holds at $500
She is out OF common cod-booded an animal as any in
the State of Pennsylvania
Miss TorrERIDGE by DUNGANNoN
Washington by Sir Peter (best of ighycr out of an
own sister TO ITDpater, little black horse that was the
best OF his day. and the best grandson of old Machem
n. Bile generally got bays. (SoRcERER the best
horse and stallion of his day. sire OF Soohsayer and Smo
iensko, was an eXcepton) Smoiensko also was black
DUNGANNoN, O'Kelly's avorile of Eclipse
MAMBRINo by Engneer-he best and strongest horse
in the world-grandsre TO Long Island Eclipse
SWEET BRIAR by Syphon, of Squirt, that cot old
MarSke, the sire OF Eclipse-covered 30 guineas.
ANGELICA by SNAP, (the best horse and stallion of his
day. PAPILLoN by SNAP, was the dam of Sir PETER
lEAzLE, the best son of HIGH FLYER,) REGULUs-
Bartlett's CHILDERs-Honywoods ARABIAN dam of
the Two TRUE BLUEs.-He will be shewn in Richmond
early in March.
Extract Of letter from Nathan L,f5orough Esq of
the District Of Columbia to John Randolph of Roam
oke, dated llM Feb, 1882:
g have not seen Black Warriour's foals myself but
have converscd with several gentlemen of Fauquer and
FRINGE William, every oil whom speak in the high
est terms OF the oals of his get, being both large
and handsome My friend, John Iiiu Carter OF prince
VILLAIN particularly has given favorable accounts of
Black Wariiour's Stock"
rous brood mares, and colts and 6liesof ages iron,
years old upwards
Apply 10 Mr. Wyatt Cariwell at Charlotte Court-h house.
Vrginia-o which the u. S. Mail Coach from Washington
TO Mledgeve, in Georgia, and from Miledgevle to
Washington, runs every day, Sundays excepted-if by
letter postpaid
Charlotte c. II. Feb 23, 1892 Gift