Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-03-06

IMPORTED ZlNGANEE.

!
rH7fE crsbated and unsurpassed race horse and stall
| Il lion, ZlNGANEE, rcinner If the Whip, the New
Market Craven, Carc and other stakes at New Market,
and the Oakland and gold cup at Ascot, styled III the
! English Sporting Magazine, the "Ndpoleon Of race
horses. will the ensuing season nj my sta
bles Charlotte Coui, house Va, at $40 the paya.
Die July ls and Sl20 insurance. with 81 TO the groom
the insurance money payable when the mare is
tanned TO he with foal parted with. Mares will be
well fed at 30 cents per day. and excellent pasturagr
aud servants lard gras.-Erery accommodation and
convenience will be afforded foarng and other BY
careful aud tusy groous, and all and cauton:nsed
to prevent accidents and escapes, but no responsibility
will be incurred for either.
! Znganee is good bay, about - hands and inches
high Of fine bone and abundant musce-a horse OF beau.
lu action, great strength and most excellent and cor.
proportions. The English Sporting Magazine re.
maris--"Ile is large where strength is wanted. aud
small where that quality is perfection He was allow
ed 10 have united LoOm and speed in most eminent de-
gree aud have at least eQuaed any horse
iaodern times the English turf aud his colts fully
| aaainiaining "Mc family hoMOrS
lie got by Tramp, sire Of Lottery, Barefoot, and
hundreds Of other winners; his dam Folly BY Young
Drone; Regina by hloocock Rally by Trumpeter Fan
cy, sister 10 Di0mcd-d perfect pedigree.
In his ruy brilliant racing career, he ran at the most
fashionable courses and beat with perfect al! the h
h0ses Of the day. such Alaneukr the Colonel Lamp.
| lighter Cadland, FIeur De Lis, Green Mantle, Rough
Eo!,n and host Of others, al period when the Eng.
| lish turf was remarkable for its fine horses
As Race Horse the Sporting Magazine asserts, that
it is proven that Znganee is the best 0rSe of his yea!
by beating Cadand who beats the Colonel, who bea!s
| every thing 10 the North. among them Neloclpede.
For the Ascot Gold Cup: Z;nganee, beat with pcIftt
and in The finest syie the rery best efd Of HwMs
that surtcd in England any other country pro-
rian himself tic best Race Horse 0f his aye and The
that seer appeared IN England previous TO M"t time
His Colts possess great speed well game and bot.
TOM lie has got many excellent winners al! distances
up the b. Course. nearly "A miles at New market.
! They III is he
over the B. Course this year, beating their souess
Horses. They have Kings Plate and Cups, when
years DID, aud at years, the age OF his oldest Colts,
| they have always won at miles, when started.
Out Of eleven colts engaged Tor 1886, eight proved
winners-several of which from to Is or races;
and any gentleman matter how Pfrudiced be may oe
who will examine the fine and stout running oil Magician
Professor. Camuc Tashleer and Others winning n'gs
number Of EACH long distances and at bOhfn and
our hcaS must be forced to allow that his colfs Ike tier
SIRE havc speed enough 10 go with the speedIeS ond
game aud bottom enough 10 guast Mc StouteSt and nos
hHrG k0it0mtd. ii is believed there fore, that b. has
peculiarly strong claims the patronage Of the public
and therefore highly recommend him 10 all my friends
and former patrons.
o. See Handbs for particulars OF the running
| of Iinganee md his colts.
Feb II [s7-2wtJll WYATT CARDwELL.
LUMBER FOR SALE
YHNHE Georgia Lumber Company have now on band
| Il ct their depot at Darien large amount of Luln
Der for sale by the cargo, or in smaller quantities, aud
they now fully prepared TO furnish on short notice AL
kinds of The best quality of Southern Pine Lumber,
sawed to any required dimensions, and at the most IA
| vorable prices
All communications may be addressed 10 the agent Of
The GcDrga Lumber Company Ddrien and will
| prompt attention. SIMEON B. JEWETT,
Secretary of Georgia Lumber Company.
Lumber City, Georgia, Feb e2-3m
| avery VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.-Pursu.
y ant 10 the last will and testament of Maj Roben
Park decd, offer, ut private sale, The lands bepF
ing to his estate situated near Oxford Granville COUNT
| North Carolina
The upper tract lies on both sides of Fishing Crecs
within miles Of that houshng village, and is esq;
mated to contain 900 acres, 200 of which are cee@
bottom, very productive in grain, and susceptible o.
great improvement, at moderate expense. The upsH"
is SOFT easily cultivated and productive; and such Of
as is fresh having for the most part grown ppm
pne is rapidly recovering lis former fertility lh''e
300 original timber, well suited to both TEA
cling and building purposes and situated to be con-
venient 10 all parts of the plantation. The improve
ments consist Of comfortable dwelling house. ~''H 81
rooms-a large cotton gina granary, with stables a.
tached-a smoke house-corn crlb-tooacco barns S"c
some cabins 1t is believed that an excellent overs"'
mill might be built on this tract, commanding The Us
water power in The neghborhood.
The lower tract is situated four miles from o1i't'
and contains, by very old surveys, ,G1O ceres ihs
generally believed 10 be of the best estates OF lis "
tent in This section of country. About lcO acres a az:
creek bottom, OF superior quality. and from +o' 10 '
acres Of tobacco land are yet TO clear Thinner IS H.
abundant. and al trhng cost. The saw null "h'."
OIL good site, might be put IN operation ana ien'sn
profitable There are Two settlements on this land W."
dwelling and out houses a, each-some good ooac''
barns, &c. ;r
The terms will be made accommodating, and we ~.
wife proposals from such persons as are disposed 10 ~
| investment in valuable real estate. ,
Oxford offers the advantages Of schools and gooc ~
ciety and these lands present those Of soil hne war;
and pure ar-Written communications Will be aou'e'
ed TO US at Warrenton North Carolina
WELDON N EDWARDS.
GEO D. BASKERVILLE,
Executors Of Robert Pdrk e''s
jan. 23