Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-21
January 25.

a NAROLINIAN-A thorough bred race horse and get.
~ ter of race-horses, and amongst the best OF
Sir Archy, dark dappe bay very much the colour form
and commanding appearance of his sire, feet inches
high Those wishing TO this fine stallion, and cannot
have 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 who know CarOlnan WELL to be good like
together with his pedigree performances the
turf and list of some of his fine colts. giving the Pc
ligree of Caronian in the Turf Register did extend
the pedigree of the imported Druid the sire Of his dam
he by Pot s os.-he by o. Kelley's Eclipse.
Say, without the fear OF contradictions that Caro-
indn is thorough bred any horse in Europe America
and where mares that well bred, sent to him
agreeably to their numberDo horse show greater
number OF good horsesAnd have certificates from
gentlemen OF high standing in my possession, residing in
the section Of country where he stood years success
son which state they Indifferent looking colt
of his get These circumstances induced purchase
him at the price of $4,000 at the age Of Is yearsho
he possesses such good constitutions he looks like colt
deem It unnecessary TO say any thing more, though he
deserves much to be said in his favor-suce IL to saw
borrowing an old sayng0 good wine needs 10 bush"
Carollnian viii stand the present season al my stable,
Spring Grove, Hanover county Va, Is miles from the
city OF Richmond 10 miles from Hanover CT House,
miles from Goodals Tavern and miles from the Merry
Oaks, at $50 the season, discharged by the payment Of
$21 II paid within the season-SI7 the single leap be
paid when the service is periormed-S5O to insure
to be in toa parting with the foreits the
and 81 to the groom. The will expire the 10th
OF July Those who put last season. that did
prove IN oal viii be insured at the price Of the
do not put CdrOlinian the price do because he is
inferior TO any horse, but cOntened TO do safe bst
ness, and very glad TO receive wholesome favor-
have 700 acres Of good pasture for the accommodation Of
mares gratis with never-iang streams, laid of in large
lots, for mares in their different situations; and stalls to
feed each mare separate with grain IL required at twenty
i've cents per day. know how ndispensaby necessary
49, 10 return mares to their owners IN good condition.
had left with me last season upwards Of fifty mares, and
with the exception OF very few, returned them in
good, or better condition, than I received them.
have an experienced groom and a correct young man,
who will at all times be present. attend TO the manage
ment OF the horse and Every will be taken
to prevent accidents, but responsibility for any that
may happen. VIM T.. WHITE
Spring Grove, Let February 1893. S6--2awbw
THNHE celebrated Janus Horse TwIG, will stand the
n ensuing season at Prince Edward Court House
James Town, and Fsrmville 7 deem II unnecessary IA
say any thing in recommendation Of Twig as he is we'll
known in that County. Particulars hereafter
NICHOLAS FITZPATRICK
Feb. - rs9-w4w-1 Buckingham Conntv