Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-04-25
NEW ADVERT1~EMENTs
black WarriOWr.

vUNHIS very high bred horse, the property Of the late
u John Randolph. OF no 'nokc. a jet black, fuil fifteen
and a hall hands high, will stand the present season at my
stable, IN the upper end Of Northampton county, N. Ca
rohna, twenty miles above Weldon, 20 from Brunswick
Sourt-nouse, ~ from Warren,on, and "a miles from Bel
ne'd, at twenty-five dollars the season, which msy be dis.
charged by $40, IL paid on or before the LIST day Of Au.
gust, at which time the season expires; fifteen dollars the
single leap. toibe paid at the tune OF service; and 40 dollars
TO insure a mare to be in ioal, payable as soon as the fact
Is asceriained, or the mare parted with; fifty cents to the
groom in every instance. Mares sent from a distance will
DO fed on grain, at the usual price Of rs cents per day;
extensive pasturage and good lots and stables on each lot
for mares and colts-wiih servants board furnished, gratis.
ANY gentleman becoming responsible for a company OF
Blk mares shall have the season Of one, gratis. All possible
care will be taken to prevent accidents or escapes: but no
responsibility for any that may happen.
PEDIGREE.-Biack Warriour is Ia years old this Spring,
la sure iosl- getter, and inierior TO no horse in Virginis
In point OF blood, as will be seen by the annexed para.
graph, given from under MIR. Randnlph's own hand.
THOMAS PALMER.
Lindy's Farm, April 25. II4-w6w
CERrirIcArE.-B!ac Warrior, IL years old last grass,
was got by the imported horse Merriield, out Of the i'm
ported mare PhiIadeiphia; she by Washington, (son Of Sir
Peter Teazle,) out OF an own sister 10 Tiumpeter; her dam
Miss Tot,eriage, by that favorite son Of Eclipse, DUNCAN.
non, out OF MarcelIa by MaDbi inc: she was out Of Me.
dta by Sweet Brier, the best horse and stallion OF his DAY;
Angelina by Snap Rrgulus, Bardetts Childers, dam OF
the two TRUE BLUES.
N. Is. To his Manbrino blood, through Messenger, the
Long Island Eclipse owes his powers. MIR. Randolph gave
3loo Virginia currency o.: to the dollar) Tor Black War
riour, when a yeaIhng. at Mr.. DuDlop's sale.
Feb'y IL, 1882. JOHN RANDoLPH. Of Roanoke.
VENHE thorough bred imported Race Horse BARE.
n FOOT, will stand the ensuing season, (Which com.
inenced on the LIST oil February, aud i'll terminate on The
LIST oil Jnly) at my Farm adjoining the town OF Mancbes.
ter, and opposite 10 The City OF Richmond. The terms are,
hily dollars the season, discharged by The payment OF forty
within the season-and sixty to insure a mare with Ioal-
aud one dollar 10 the Groom.-Companies or individuals
sending six mares will be charged but for five. There
are lots aud sheds prepared Tor mares, and pasturage with
out charge. Every attention will be paid TO prevent acct.
dents or escapes-but the subscriber WILL not be RESPONSE.
BILE Tor either. Mares will be fed on grain at 25 cents a day,
aud no charge made for the board OF servants accompany.
lnu than talnn xyac Gold IL. -. NJ xp-..
In 1920, Zone Of the most successful sportsmen and breed.
ers OF race horses In all England) who sold him to Lord
Darlington, IRON whom he was purchased by his present
owner, Admiral Sir Isaac Coffin, who sent him 10 this
country. As a racer, Barefoot was as tisting uished on the
English turf as any horse OF his day, having beaten many
oil The hest runners in England, and is said TO be The only
morse ever imported, that had won the GREAT ST. LIE.
GER. For a detail of his performances, see hand .bills.
Bdreioot's pedigree is equal 10 that of any horse. He
was got by Tramp, out OF Rosainond, by Buzzard; her dam
Rosebury. sister TO Hubby. by Phenomenon; her dam aIiss
West, by Matchem, iSeguus, Crab, Childers, Basto.
her dam Fiaxnelia, by Trenthsm, " oojpecker, Everiast-
ing by Eclipse. Dick Andrews was got by Joe Andrews,
out oil a ~tiighhyer mare; her dam by Cardinal Puff, Tat
Ter, Snip, Gotolphin Arabian. Joe Andre ws was got by
Eclipse, out Of Amaranda, by Omnium; her dam Cloudy,
by Blank, Grab, Partner, SC.
Barefoot is a red sorreI, five feet two inches high, O
great bone and sinew- and as highly formed as any horse.
Richmond, April 25. [il4-u] E C. MAYO.
HRUSSoRAH ARABIAN.-rhis celebrated horse
-nD (now The property OF Mr.. Het) and getter OF sad
die horses-snd would be OF race horses, if a chance was
given-wilI stand at MIR. John IIeth's plantation, 81. Leger,
in The county Of Chesterfield, six miles south OF The Coal
Pits, htIeen from Richmond, and eleven from Chesterfield
Court house, at 800 the season. aud S25 insurance.
Mares shall be well attended to. ut no responsibility for