Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-19
Lance.

aiax, virginia, at tho late residence Of my father
Robert Hurt, ten miles north of the Court house. He il
at his stand ready servo mares at thirty dollars the
season. which may DO discharged by twenty ve paid
by the 18th of July at which time the season will expire
dollar cash to the groom for each mare; forty dollars
TO insure TO be in foa payable as soon as she IL
known DO So or parted with All mares which s.J
by the season OF Lance last spring, will be ensured this
spring, at the price OF the Very extensive ex-
cellent, and wellenclosed pastures gratis separate
wheat lots have been laid down for and colts thew
will be fed, however, required 20 cents per dav and
with mares boarded gratis Every necessa
G asn ay 10 DC paid W
cripfion.-LANcE is beautiful blood bay colour
with remarkably black legs name, and tailwhout any
whitouPwards Of five feet two and half inches high
ten years old last sprng-of 6ne body very full in his
muscles and most beautifully formed in all particulars
with an activity and spirit surpassed BY any horse
whatever.
Performances. performances on the turf have .
been OF the first order when only three wears old. he
ruo two match races, OF $4,000 each four mile ats with
l26 lbs him, OF which he the other he lost
The weight being SO heavy and the dstance long for
colt ne sustained an injury in OF his legs, and
obliged TO be rested for time after which he ben,
Fairfax, and disianced Hazard Fagator and one other
three mile heats, the Union Course Long Islands and
MS last race OF four mile heats the course
against, against Sally Walker. and Janet i'm which ne ,so
the rst heat, and second to Sally Walker in the
third heat in quick time, beating the celebrated Janet
full sister 10 Sir Charles, she him be race boreo 81
the first character Sally Walker the year did s
lose single heat to any other horse beating all the 6,sf
horses from tho Southern Satcs-among them 4riel t
sister 10 Lance, well known in Virginia Formidable
raecrand what speaks hghcsto Of LANCE in his amily
from Lancos dam, and have all been winners. -ge''
VIM. r. JOHNSON.
Eclipse. Tho dam OF Lance is the Grey Mare Young
Empress by Financier OF Tppo Sab, by Old Mes,
dam S% sss %
Cade son OF the Godolphin Arabian. TSee stud bookI
The dam of Fnancer, was by Old Messenger. dam by
Old Bashaw. by imported wildar out of Cub Mare by
Old Fox her dam by Torsmond son of tho Bolton Star
ling Grand dam by second brother Snip her O. grand
dam by Mogu brother to Babraham, her e. e. grand dam
by Sweepstakes, Bay Bolton, Cuwen, Bay Bark &C. Sc
Tho Messenger Mare, by Bullrock e. grand dam bx
seim, e, grand dam by Col Hopper's Pacolct, e. e
grand dam by Old Spark, e. e. g. grand dam by Queen
Nab g. g. g. g. s. grand dam Miss Caldwell. iseo stud
net one OF the best runners OF his day. in England was
winner of the famous Oak stakes. [See English book
dam S Sy old Spark sPsnG a a@ b% sn' grand
&. grand dam, Miss Caldwell. [See stud book o
Old Empress OF the best OF her day and
beat Mr. Bonds First Consul four mile heats at three
years old; and she considered equal TO Mers Dam
sell lie dam of American Eclipse, Young Empress.
raced owing TO the law prohibiting racing prior
10 her being put breeding; but from her high form and
greet substance, there is doubt had she been tried she
would have proved first rate runner
Certyfcdtes.-The above pedigree / hereby cerfifv
to be correct and extracted from original documents in
my possession.
CHARLES HENRY HALL of New York
Extract of letter from Mr. Hail to Mr. Samuel Laird
OF New Jersey, of whom Col John l.. White purchased
Lance.
Dear Sr:-In compliance with your esteemed favor.
have copied off the pedigree Of Lance by which YOU
Will perceive he is one Of the best blooded horses in
AMERICA and all oil his crosses OF true running sraners
CHARLES HENRY HALL.
we, The undersigned, do certify that the bay horse
Lance the property OF Samuel Laird of Monmouth coun-
w. state OF Ne" Jersey is oal- gcer-we having
bred from him, and find his colts promising.
GEORGE A. CORTIES,
TUNIS VANDERIVER,
THOMAS SHEARMAN,
VIM. HAIGHT,
WILLIAM TILTON
Colts Neck, N. j., July 18Th, 1881
certificate in my possessions; and will shew them with
pleasure TO any one who may wish to them, feel
satisfied now offer to the public fine horse, and trust
breeders will do mo the favor of calling and examining
for themselves. W. W. HURT.
HALIFAX Feb TO- 9l-6w
FH1HE FRANKLIN HOTEL,-QYNcHBURe, Va)
ID The Subscriber, formerly Of The Bell Tavern, in
Liberty Va, has taken possession of the splendid
establishment recently occupied by Robert Morris Esq
lie is now furnishing the OF this spa
cious house in style that will afford elegant sccomIno-
daion to those who may please TO call on him. Private
PaoTs and dining rooms, suiably furnished will be kept
for the use Of families; and Gentlemen travelling by pr-
vae conveyance may lie assured that the extent of tho
House enables the proprietor prevent annoyance thom
from the arrival and departure OF the stages
The splendid lines OF coches 10 this place, from
Richmond, Danvils, Salem and Washington city," and
the Watering places all stop al this house, and their
sPecve office kept in j.. The Hotel is situated on
the maia street. convenient both Banks and the To-
bacco Warehouses.
Stage Passengers may at all times be supplied with
hacks, gigs or horses travel of the line.
lie has with much care, selected sober. honest and
OSeIs, over whom ne VIII exercise
slant and vsilant attention His chambers are large and
numerous. enabling him 10 accommodate ono hundred
persons with His stables will not be surpassed by
any in Virginia, the stables large, with dirt and
paved floors, and supply Of water the door.
Having taken the above establishment for a number Of
yoas, and incurred havy expenditures in improving get
ting and furnishing IT, the subscribers interest will in
duce him to omit nothing in his power his
customers. Y. N OLIVER.
Jan. 20. S3-u
! "a OfICE.-ln pursuance of a Decree of the County
u Court Of Cumberland, rendered the 2sh day Of
January, 1888, in the of Minter and wife, against
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