Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-03

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Richmond, March 80 ,oe g;
NINoR SALE, that ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Sr =, -.
=, nLAcK VARIOUS, foaled in 1872 and purchase,
sue 20 feersburg virginia. by Mr. Randolph in $500
VINO then gave fl00 for him. He was most nro,,;s;n
colt put from Mr. Randolphs going after abroad he
was shameiully neglected and injured i'm his growth III
io1 nc was iarmed out to person in Fauquer whom his
owner never has seen in his life, during Mr. Randolph.
ceh IsSs us seat IN Congress, which he took in De-
Seoer loso' on his return from Europe-and last wear
he was Kept by Nathan Lufborough ESQ of the Dsric,
% Coiuhoia VINO sent him home about two months ago
very poor. Mr. randolph had set ewes on this val,
able and noble animal since the autumn of ls25 Iseven
years. unll the 18th Of December last Qssl )-He is
black with white feet N| 40 -
observation-disclosures WARp,ou, r,,... \, =,
imported horse Merryheld, of Sir Henry Tcmnest
anes famous Cockfghter-the best racer by far of his
day-hs dam Philadelphia, by Washington out of Miss
TorrERIDGE by DuNGANNoN 10 X ev,s mos, e,sr,
son Of Echpse,) her dam, MARcELLA, BY MAMpRINo
OUT oi mEpEA by SWEET BRIAR, (the best horse by far
VINO covered at 70 guineas,) ANGELICA by SNAp-RE,
GULUs-barlett's -Honywood's ARAn1AN
dam OF the Two True BLUES
Extract of letter from James IT. Iufboro,,b F ,.
Icues at oalemwhere BackWarriour stood three wears
e.% '1u Saem fauquier county, Feb 9th, 1882:
vi BLACK Warrour must say, that no horse that az
was in this neighbourhood, U speak only within NV
knowiedge) stood higherin reputatio,--not prcefor
ne was put at any thing and nothing, any thing and
every thing but thoroughbred. Lieut. Com Dulanev of
the " s. A. has colt ofhis (Back warriour's) get The
Sa ne says thoroughbred; but he has no vouchers
o' '"c ac MS Is the only mare that know that sets
up any prcensions blood My father would have sent
nun 10 this neghbourhood this coming Spring upon INV
recommendaton-but you returned from Europe and he
Was sent nome. man, joining me, fiiley-deep
oiack-wth two hind feet white that he holds at
She IS out oil as common FLOODED an animal as anv in
the State of Pennsylvania" 10y "
MISS TorrERIDGE by DUNoANNoN
washington by Sir Peter (best of ighfyer) out of an
own sister 10 1fundfer little black horse that was the
pest OF day, and the best grandson of old Matcbem
N Bile generally got bays. (SoRcEREn The hest
horse and stallion Of his day. sire Of Soothsaver and
ensko was an excepion) Smolensko also was n black
DUNGANNoN, OKelly's favorite son of Eclipse
AMBRINo by Engineer-thc best and strongest horse
VI She world-grandsire TO Long Island Eclipse
SWEET BRIAR by Syphon, son of Squirt that got old
w .rske, the sire OF Ecipse-covered at 80 guncas
ANGELICA by SNAP, Qhc best horse and stallion of his
= EAzLE, the best son OF HIoH FLYERA Rrou,us-
bartletps CHILDERs-Honywood's AnAnr,N 49, sl
Extract IF letter from Nathan Ltborough, Esq. of
the District of Columbia to John Randolph of Roam
oke, dated llh Feb, 1882:
"I have not Black Warriours foals myself, but
conversed with several gentlemen of Fauquier and
Prince William, every Of whom speak in the high
st terms of the foas OF his get, being both large
md handsome. My friend, John Hill Carter of Prince
William particularly, has given favorable accounts OF
Black Warriour's Stock"
brood mares and colts, and es-of all ages from
years old upwards.
Apply to Mr. Wyatt Cadweil, at Charlotte Court house
yireinato which the U. s. Mail Coach from Washington
to MiIlcdgeville, in Georgia, and from Miedgeve to
Washington, runs every day, Sundays exceptcd-f by
letter postpaid.
Charlotte c. III. Feb o. 1892 Gift