Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-18

ENHE high-bred imported horse AUTOCRAT,
IL will cover the ensuing at my stables near
Lloyds, Essex county, Virginia. 80 miles from Richmond
AZ from Fredericksburg, and IL from TappahaDnock at
$40 the season, payable before the IS taken away
500 insurance payable the discovered TO
be with ioa and $50 the leap 81 10 the groom. Good
.pasurage and boarded gratis Grain at 25 cents
per day. have well enclosed lots for colts but
will incur responsibility for accidents or escapes: eycry
Auoerat was imported p 1882 ls grey Il years
substance, muscular power and beauty he is eleg
mover, Of kind and gentle disposition he is descended
from one of The best running ismies England, was
himself good runner at all distances high weights for
example, at LitcheIj in Staerdsire, the 18th Sep
TENDER, 1926, when only years old, he Kings
plate, mile heats carrying LAT pounds, atng at two
heats Of the best horses that year For his other
performances, refer to the American Turf Register
lume 4.
Autocra bred by the Earl of Detby) by Grand Duke;
his dam Oveta by Sir Oliver, dam SEQ mini by Delphi.
nj, Scotia by Eclipse, & & d Harmony by Herod
gggg d sister 10 Highhyer's dam by Blank, gggggd
by Reguius, gggggg by SoreheeIs, gggggggd
BY MaSeless sggggdC. D'Arc,'s Royal Mare.
have Certificates from England and New York that
Auiocrat is an uncommonly oal geer The dam of
GOlah was got with loa by him, with colt her feet
Under such circumstances she never bred before.
HENRY A. TAYLOE.
Oakley, Essex co Va Feb 20, 1884
" Northern Neck Mares will be put across the river
from Mount Airy free OF ferrsge.
ares not proving with foa will be insured season
at the price OF the season. tI02-tIA1
Extracts from Letters to HIM Jackson Esq, W. York
Dear SH-in yt0 your enquiry, nave TO acQuant
you that my imported Alarm is heavy in ioal by
your noted horse Autocrs and from the high breeding
and proved racing powers and qualities Of both and
dam, anticipate produce Of the highest possible pro-
mise. CHAS. HENRY HALE.
Harlem, Feb. 81, 1884.
Sir:-I have received letter from my brother n.Iaw
Mr. @. Birch who informs his has fine foaI by
Auocat My being heavy in foaI 10 Autocrat the
horse should stand in Maryland this season, will SEM her
to him again. | really think Of him than any inn
ported horse have SEEM both for strength and symmetry
OF form. VIM BAILEY.
January 22d, 1884,
From Vim. Jackson, Esq 10 IT. n. Tdyloe
have been very III, and not able TO go about but as
far as could have eDquired and find that all have heard
from, with the exception Of mare, all in foa and
she never proved in foa having loa at her foot. Mr.
Hale Mr.. Bahgate, Mr. Bradshaw and DR.. Bailey, all
consider him the most oaI getter they ever saw.
New York, Feb 4, 1884.
NOrICE.-There is now confined in the Gsol of the
Ia City Of Richmond, negro man, who calls himself
HENRY WILSON, and says he belongs 10 Arthur EN-
merry Of King Queen County State OF Maryland. Said
Henry about 20 years OF age OF dark brown complex
ion, and about FIVE feet inches high. II said Henry
does belong to said Emmery, lie will please forward
prove property, pay charges and take him away, other
wise lie will be dealt with the law directs in such cases
THOMAS HARDY,
Gaolev for Nm d. Wrenn, s. O. n.
Richmond, Dec, 9Th, 1893. 70-w12w