Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-04
XFse Celebrated gkseoseo,s.

90 "a bES hahus hlgh, beautiful ches-
~ nut, combining all the requisites of race
horse, great strength, bone, muscle and sinsw
with blood lntubitable, performances UNEQUAL
leo, and whose produce have not been surpassed
ny that OF any other stallion on the continent
both in performance ard sales-will stand a Sc
cond season at Wyanokc, in Charles CITY, tn
residence ofthe subscriber, being his third since
his return from the Western country. where
he stood with unparalleled success as the reco rds
OF that country will Shew. The colts of his first
season, (now yearlmgs) are promising. and bid
fair to equal bis already distinguished sons and
daughters, Sally Walker, Washington, Nancy
Warner, Hotspur, Sally McGhec, Of this conn
Try; vanity Moio, o. others of the Wes,; s. when
1t is recollected that the two seasons Tmolcon
stood In this countywerc in the immediate neigh
Dorhood OF his celebrated sirc, nothing but his we'll
KNOWN quahly OF transmitting his superior pow
ess to his postcrty, (ever to be regarded in the
choice of salion) could have enabled him to
nave so distinguished himself on untricd mares
Ire price OF season will be 500, PAYABLE at tLe
expiration OF 1t, with discount of % pcr cent.
10 those who think proper to pay before the end
'hereoi; SIS insurance, payable when tue pro-
Perty Is changed, or ascertained TO be in foal.
WIN . to the groom, cash, in every instance;
20 cents per day for grain feeding or six dollars
per month, If the money is sent with the marc
Servants board and extensive pasturaGe Gratis.
NO habhty Tor escapes accidents, except at the
Terry, at winch the last years experience war;
rants me IN assuring all on the south side
that there is no rsquc either with mores
or "ith mares and coltS-17 with foals by their
sides, having crossed the last season wi,bont tbc
siiIShiest INJURY or accident. Veil satisfied oCtbs
am willing to pay for any injury received. the
extent 10 be ascertaiDed by referees Mares
l'iiihS lhc last season will DO insured the present
at Tie price OF the season, Discount ofs) Sc
puralc enclosures with post and rail for mares
ana colts Responsibility for the season of five
/ hn n.
my residence is five milessfrom the c. House.
s., from Richmond, and 20 from Petersburg
he season already commenced will expire on
the 2Oth of July. JOHN MINGE.
The pedigree and performances of Timoleon.
have been often published, and are well known
Inc following certificates from gentlemen equal
ly we'll known to he public, show tho stima-
ton in which he was held
CERTIFICATES.
sold TImolcon to Col. r. r. Johnson for
4,loO, and believed him then to be superior
TO any horse In the United States
WILLIAM WYNN.
sofa 1lmoleon to Col David Dancy, for
S4,3oo, and have no doubt lie is the best race
horse that ever ran in Virginia, North or South
o"'oI'ia' WHICH is as lar rs L am acquainted.
RIO. X. JOHNSON.
Copy Of letter from William r. Johnson IN Coyo
mel DaDid Daacy, dated PETERSBURG, October I'd
1919. "'''0e' o.
DEAR DIR,
!? | find you are likely to take Timoleon 70 tho
western country. Ifthls should be the case
nope most carnestlyyou may do as well as his
real merit as race horse deserves. | have
seen hlm run in all the races in VIRGINIA bc
ever ran lis performances, from one to four
miles, have been such as 10 do credit to the best
runner, either IN this country or Europe: and his
style OF going is of the most superior action
tils SIZE ana blood entltlc him 10 rank first rate
ms aion. never saw but one of his colts
that colt is the celebrated Washngton-which
was foaIed at my fathers, (be had no, then
commenced coveringl This colt would have
done credit TO any horss; indeed, out of one
hundred it would be difficult TO select one his
equal; and would as soon this day enter it in
stake of from one to five hundred dollars each
Us to select from this season Of any covering
to him.
Your otedient servant,
WILLIAM II. JOHNSON
Colonel Dapid DGncy
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