Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-12

SSILVER HEELS is in fnc health and condition, and
~ viii stand the ensuing at & apt Smiths sable
harloue Court House. Va. Silver Heels was bred l,y
Gov. r. Wright, Of Maryland; he is y true Medley grew
OF great muscle sinew and bone AID Of great symneiry
u'i 10 IL hands high and OF form Indicating great pow
ers. lie was ioaled the 10Th oi March, 1915 lie was
got by Gov Oge's Oscar his dam (Pandora) was got by
Col Fay loe' Grey Diomede (nd he by imported edley
his grandam by Halls Union, (aso the dam OF Fdelu
celebrated mire Foreta his e. dam by Ieoni,ias his
g. e. &. dam by imported hrllo hs &. e. &. dam by
Gorges imported Juniper his 6. &. g. g. dan by Mo
tons imported Traveller, his e. z. 2. q & & dam was oil
Taskcr' imported and celebrated Selma who was go by
the GodoiPhin 4rGbian, end was herself fine runner
and that too, in this country Oscar by The imported
Gabriel his dam Vixen by imported Medey, his grandam
/ Col Tayloe's famous running mare Penelope by old
Yortick; his dam by Raner, his g z. g. dam by old
Cir who was imported, and half brother the old
mpO ted and celebrated Cub Mare Gabriel the sire Of
Oscar, alsO sire OF Post Boy, Harlequin &c &c s
Heels is thus seer il traced without fla W ON The
dams side 10 askers Selma, by tie CodoIphiu raban
All his progenors (mac and emae) celebrated race
nags At all distances, butpartcuarly in mile heats His
sire Oscar and his dam (Pandora) capital runners
All the animals he traces 10 record in the Ame
can Farmer, AMI Turf Register which works also give
accounts OF their racing His pedigree is already
on record IN both, and by tracing the God Of dsin
suished animals he is deceBded from both sides il will
be that ke has innumurabe direct crosses Of ske
selma and OF the Golophin Arabian. Silver Heels has
been procured stock horfe on account OF the purity
OF hs blood and unquesiOncd pedigree and because Of
the large proportion Of "edey blood he has in him hav-
ing more Of il than any horse living in Engi nd or his
country Can better cross be had for the various de
scendonts Of old Diomtde and Sir Archie OF janus SAL
tram, Ceicr, sc.
Terms for his season. hi, performance upon the TUT
&c, hereafter and in due time.
TH0nAs p. nc IARDsoN,
THOMAS r. HOGE,
Jan g. T7t-wtfl BOBERr CARR NGTON.
NOfICE.-The public is respectfully informed, that +
~ have lately opened Coach Repository near Gouces-
ter, G. H., where have handand shall continue TO keep
large and general assortment Of Carriages from tho best
Northern Manufactures; viz coachees races charooes
phwtons, buggigs, light Wagons, cartyas gigs sukies
&e-Also good assortment Of coach fnateriasen,brac-
ing maeabe iron, turned axles turned collars plated and
brass brass blocks plated and brass hatps, elliptic and
springs wooden springs, plate Of every description.
aces OF all colours and kiudsN0 Copa Varnsh, very
lows paints oil and sp turpennc Being acquainted with
Of the best manufacturers The North will c-der
carriages Of auy description, 10 suit those who may be
disposed to buy Of me- provided they SHIT them
selves out Of my stock; and feel confident that can give
satisfaction n prices and quality Of work
My terms will be cash, bonds, liberal crcdit-Iet-
ters addressed TO me 1T Gloucester G. IT, will be attended
10. THOMAS M. STUBBLEFTELD
/ Jan. J. 7I-vy6t
o. Tho Norfolk Herald VIII givo Go abovo .ix wookiy lnser
tons, and charged r. S. s.