Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-14
January 25

a tARoLINIAN-A thorough bred race horse and get
~ ter OF racehorses, and amongst the best sons of
Sir Archy, dark dapple bay very much the colour form
ana commanding appearance OF his sire, feet inches
high Those wishing TO this fine stallion and cannot
have an opportunity of doing refer them to the Sep
TENDER No QS32) of the American Turf Register and
Sporting Magazine, where his portrait is inserted and
said by those whoknow Caronian WE'LL to be good like
s'-togeheT with his pedigree, performances on the
turf and list Of of his fine colts In giving the ne
dgree OF Caroinan in the Turf Register did Extend
the pedigree of the imported Druid the sire Of his
he was by Pot os-he by o. KelIey's Eclipse.
say without the fear OF correct contradiction that Caro-
nan is sthoroHgh bred any horse Europe Americas
and where mares that well bred, sent to him
agreeaby to their number-no horse show greater
number OF good race horses-And have certificates from
gentlemen OF high standing in my possession residing i'm
the section OF country where he years in success
sion, which state they saw an Indifferent looking colt
OF his get These circumstances induced me TO purchase
him at the price OF $4,000 at the age of l6 years tho
he possesses such good constitutions he looks like colt
deem 1t unnecessary say any thing more though he
deserves much TO be said in his fdvor-suice il TO saw
borrowing an old saying) good wine needs no bush"
Caronan VIII stand the present season at my stable
Spring Grove, Hanover county Va, IS miles from the
city Of Richmond, 10 miles from Hanover CT House.
miles from GoodaPs Tavern and miles from the Merry
Oaks at $50 tile season, discharged by the PAYMENT of
$50 II paid within the seasonSl7 the single leap TO be
paid when the service perormed-S5O TO insure
TO be IN oa parting with the lories the insurance
and 81 to the groom. The will expire the 10th
OF July Those who put mares last season. that did not
prove in toal, will be insured the price of the
DO not put Carolinan at the price do, because he is
inferior TO any horse but contented to do safe bust
ness, and am very glad to receive wholesome favors-
have 700 acres Of good pasture for the accommodation of
mares gratis with never-iang streams, laid of i'm large
lots, for mares in their different situations; and stalls 10
feed each separate with grain required al twenty
live cents per day know how ndspensabIy necessary
IT is to return mares TO their owners in good condition
had lett with me last season upwards Of fifty mares end
with the exception Of very few, returned them in az
good, or better condition, than / received them
have an experienced groom and correct Young man
who will at all times be present, to attend TO the manage.
men Of the horse and Every care ,vi be taken
10 prevent accidents but responsibility for afy that
may happen. WIN. l.. WHITE
Spring Grove, Let February, 1888. s6-2.w5w
FHNIN AND PEWTER WARE MANUFACTORY.
N The Subscriber takes This method OF returning his
thanks 10 his customers generally for their liberal patron
age and begs leave TO inform them that in coneduence
OF new and extended improvements in HE line I've is
now enabled TO Offer Tin aud Pewter Ware Of the best
materials, and unexcepuonable workmanship and patterns
at prices moderate that country merchants particular
and the public generally, viii fad it greatly their ine-
rest TO give him call be is determined 10 be un.
dersod. Holm MINI ~
~ b. lie has constantly on hand good assortment oil
Top Wagons and Carryals Buggys and Barouches which
he WI dispose Oiupon very reasonable terms.
Feb Z. 81 Al