Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-06
P7SUVH ZERO

TUNHIS distinguished Race horse and Stallion. will
stana the ensuing sea'on at PanPaike, (my resi-
uence IN King william county Virginia. al the moderate
price OF Twenty five Dollars which NAV be DISCHARGED
at any time before The first Of July (when the Season ex-
plres by The payment OF Twenty Dollars; Fifteen Dollars
me eap 10 be paid when the service is rendered; and
Ihirty.hve Dollars to insure the TO be with loa with
Fh'y Cents TO Tue Groom in every parting with the
mare will iorieit the insurance.
Good lots well enclosed, will be furnished gratis: and
Mares required, fed with grain at rs per day
Every possible care will he taken 10 prevent accidents
and escapes; but no responsibility for either.
Prnero is beautiful bay, full sixteen hands high FIVE
years old next spring. with great muscular pow and
Inferior 10 no horse IN form and action.
PerfoTmdnces-Pimeo at Broad Rock in April
1882 Chen not three years old by month"; against MIR
winfrees Tobacconisi, Mr. Joinsons Herr Cline, and
Mr. Bolts Gosnna out Of PhiIls. In this race he was
second in the first heat aud drawn in the second but the
next day, he at fairfield agans, the same horse To-
bscconist by Gohanns, Mr. Bolts cb by S;olanns NJ
Longs b. by Sir Archy, Mr. Watkins c. by Con,en
lion, and disfaneed oil. except bsccons-w hom he
beat win ease lie ran again. in the TALL Of 1892 at New
MARKET against Col Jobnson's vofiie colt Herr Cline
by Archy Black Hawk by Hotsyur, Sir Erin by Ar.
chy, Sir alter by Monsieur Tonson, and Damon by
oohsnna; lie on the first heat with great Ease although
no was run against the railing, shorty after ssrtiDg and
sustained an injury in the sncie bch compelled me 10
Withdraw him from the Tufie lost the &c cond heat Ly
lew yards for the third he w started thus and
dIsiaDced (ander pu) the three last named cols-snd
had lie been pressed, could have placed the cone Ddbg
horse behind the distance siandso II will be seem that
he has beaten the choice OF the get OF Areby obanus
Monsieur Tonson, Contention and Bospur and n ereby
proved himself 10 be horse Of both speed and bottom
Pedtgree.- Pnmero was got by Msson's Rather, his
dam by Sir Peter great dam by Bedford, q e. dam by
Lamp'igher, g. &. &: dam by CaIe, g. e. &. e. dam by
Eclipse, his 4 e: e. dam was owned by Mr.. Robert
Cade out OF Brsxons Kitty Fisher and by Old Part,
ner II will be perceived that Prnero has as much Of
the racing blood in him. any horse OF bis age the Ssie
and, have no doubt but that his grand dam was one
among The best -four nile Dags that in this couu-
Try. SO that II will be seen, both from his family and
performances a. that early age that he deserves to auk
Jan. %. tss-wSw] THOMAS CARTER
NOTICE.-By virtue Of a deed OF trust, executed 10
~ the subscriber by Richard Adams for the purpose OF
securing certain debts therein mentioned, he will se at
the house formerly occupied by Mr. Martin james,
In the county Of Goocband the 22d day Of February
next iair not the fair day, Sundays excepted
Pubcy TO The highest bidder, for cash. certain tract Of
land contiguous 10 the said torebouse containing eighty
acres, and bounded by the lands held by Tho James
formerly owned by Doct. L. Carter and I. Holman
Such title will be conveyed vested in the subscriber
by the ssid deed. ARCHD BRYCE, Jr
FEB. I, fS5-w3w1 Trustee.