Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-07

NoHANNA-The sire OF Damon, Che winner Of the
IN sweepsako at Broad Rock, that sold for $780, and
afterwards won the stallion stake nj PetersburgD Tobac
eonist he winner OF the swecpsakc Broad Rock that
sold immediately after the for $4,000. Col VIM r.
Johnson aud was subsequently, sold by him for S4O0o)
.MdTy hddoTh, Uhe winner OF the sweepstake at Tree
HILL the Propreor's Purse Fairfield the Post Sweep
stake Norfolk the Jockey Club Purse and inside stake
at the same place aud during the same week worth $500
al which time she commanded the unprecedented price
OF $4,000 and afterwards the stallion stake at Tree
HILL when $4,000 was offered aud refused for one fourth
fof hcr Polly Minor, (te winner of the sweepsake at
Broad Rock) BGrbGrd, (he winner of the at
Farfeld) Bttons Colt (he winner OF four races last fall
ouo hveD and Gd'rson's Fully, Chat sold for S30OO)
will for the next occupy his old Halt Sink
nine miles from Richmond, after which is probable
Uom the exravagon inducements that have been offer
ed,) he will make in another State
From the above list Of performances and prices il will
be seen that whether for the turf for market no horse
can claim preference Johanna, particularly when,
borne IN mind that this the result of his first
son; and an that respect may challenge comparison with
any horse known in this country his SIRE the Para
gon Of horses not excepted.
He will stand at $50 the season. and Seduction of 90
per cent allowed on all payments made before the LIST of
July, at which time the season will expire-SlOO n-
surance. Parting with the mare usual such oeca-
sions forieits the insurance. Mares Johanna last
season that did not in toa may heretofore SEM
again and insured at the price the season Grooms fee
81 Mares fed at 20 cents per @av. No responsibility
Tor accidents, though every precauton will be taken to-
avoid them JNO. Nj Bolts.
January l6. 7s-I2t
ETNlON, blood bay Stallion OF fine form by Madison
a. one OF the best sons OF the imported Diomed dam bN
Potomac, another distinguished OF Doomed, e. dam b
Gmcrack, viii stand the ensuing season. under the
mediate direction Of Mr. John FaIg at Everesyille Al
bemarle Godonsvie, Orange, and the neighborhood OH
the Green Springs, Louisa. THOS ]. RANDOLPH
Jan. II. G7s-l2'l JOHN FAGG.
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