Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-11
,H'lNNIEON.

YNNHIS celebrated stallion race horse will stand the
ensuing season at Fairfield, and will serve mares at
75 the 10 be by the payment Of $50
when the is taken from the horse-Goom Zee, 81
The will the 10Th Of February, and ex.
pre the LIST Of July Extensive pasurage provided.
Mares will be fed with grain il required, at 25 cents
day. Black boarded Cratic, but white servants
will be char ed so cents day.
The performances Of this distinguished horse the
turf, well known, that il is unnecessary 10 relate
them here.
have amped their sire foalgetter inferior TO horse
living. 1t will be recoIleced that Timoleon made but
two before e sold and carried to the West
durag those two years. his sire, Sir Archy, was in the
zenith Of his fams and had The preference Of all the best
mares yet Tmoeon in these years got olhe best
nags Of modern days, out Of unried mares, Sally
Walker ofhe best mile horses that ash.
ington, but little inferior; Sally McGhee, distinguished
winner in Virginia, North Carolina, Tennessee Alabama
and louisiana; Hopur, OF great promise, but broke Gown
years old, in running miles heats, beating Firlla
the first heat, and winning the second when his leg
gave way; Nancy Warren and others.
In the West the performances OF Moa, Sam Patch,
Emerald Susan Hull Don Pedro and others, attest his
| fame.
held while the iurihere, annex copy oil the opinion
Of the Turtles in 1926:
We, the undersigned, having been in the habit Of
seeing and training horses for time past take pleasure in
rendering justice TO the stallion Washington His
two, and four mile heats, have distinguished him
OF the first order. The OF Ariadne his dam,
gave high station the turf the OF his sire,
Tmoleon acknowledged by all 10 have been the best
and the oil the colts OF Timoeon hereto
but great Given under bands this 10th November,
1926.
JVm. n. Johnson, n. n. Wyche,
Henry NJ Clay, John W0rsham,
HIM Hymn, ". Gee,
Jas. j. Harrison, arihm Taylor,
RObf. X. Johnson, HIM Me Geehee
To prove his being sure ioal getter, give extract
from a letter from DR.. John Alinge: GAS to limo
leon, do candly believe he is foal getter
as any horse in America, having OF Is IL the
eghborood, impre grated IL. OF the left with
the horse there not great proportion; owing 10 the
Dire adful dsemper ever breaking out among
them Dec. IL, 1888.
II. A. Tayoe Esq, at whose house he stood the las
season, writes me"Mr Key put three mares, and writes
me they are all in foa. put FIVE, aud four OF them
proved in fos have doubt, myself, Of his being
sure oal- getter."
Extract Of letter from VIM. II. Tayloe, Esq.
believe Tmoleon a sure ioal- getter. My brothers
has missed One is in foa that bred before houg
sent TO other stsions-Sir Charles was one Of them.
Mount Airy, January 26lh, 1884.
Pedigrte.-Timoleon was got by Sir Arcby, his dan
SalirsD, dam by Wildsir, g dam by Driver, ga
dam by FaIlow gig dam by Vampire Tinoleon is Iht
only great grandson Of the celebrated English Eclipse
| now living RICHARD ADAMS.
Fairfield, Feb. 4. 1894. s7-2awsw
9DiANO FORTE MUSIC AND INSTRUMENTS
| " -IR L. Smith has received variety Of Musical in
| siriments, consisting Of
Clarones, Fsgeoets, yioins, Trompets, Flutes, Flies
Guitars, OIios, of tohich are very superior
Among The variety, is elegant JcOTy Flute, will
eight silver keys highly finished aud Of superior
Also two more OF those celebrated Piano Fores manu-
hv Chicketiug Of Boson. which