Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-04-21
IMPORTED ZINGANEE.

YENHE celebrated and unsurpassed horse and stall
H lion, ZlNGANEE, 'cinnr Of The Whip, the New
Market Craven Claret and other stakes at New Market
and the Oakland and gold cup at Ascot, styled in the
English Sporting Magazine, the "Napoleon oil race
horses, will the ensuing at my sta
bles Charlotte Court house. Va at 75 the season. pnya-
bic July lst and $40 insurance, with 81 TO The groom
the insurance money payable when the is ascer
tanned to be with foa parted with. Mares will be
well fed at 30 cents per day. and excellent pasiurage
and servants board gratis.-Every accommodation and
convenience will be afforded toang and other mares by
careful and trusty groom and all care and caution used
to accidents and escapes but no responsibility
will be incurred for either
Zinganee is good bay. about Is hands and inches
high, of fine bone and abundant muscle horse Of beau
tf action, great strength and most excellent and cor
rect proportions. The English Sporting Magazine re-
marks--"He is large where strength is wanted, and
small where that quality is perfection lie was allow
ed 10 have united bottom and speed in mos: eminent de-
gree and to have at enst squalied horse cn"rs
modern times the English turf aud his colts are fully
maintaining SHE family honors'
He got by Tramp, sire of Lottery Barefoot, and
hundreds Of other winners; his dam Folly by Young
Dronc; Regina by Hloorcock Rally by Trumpeer; Fam
cy, sister TO DiOmed-a perfect pedigreo.
In his truly brilliant racing carecr he at the most
fashionable courses, and beat with perfect ease all the best
horses of the day. such Nameluie the Colonel, Lamp
lighter, Cad!and, Feur de Lis, Green Mantle, Rough
Robin, and host of others period when the Eng
lish turf was remarkable for its fine horses.
AS Race Horse, the Sporting Magazine asserts, that
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by beating Oakland, who beats the Colonel, who beats
every thing to the North, among them Nelocipede.
For the Ascot Gold Cup Znganee, beat with perfect
case and an the finest STYLE Tic Gerry best ed IF Horses
Hia started in England, any other country pro-
ring himself the best Race Horse Of his age, and IN the
opinion Of Mr.. Cjney and many others, HE best Horse
dat erer appeared in England prsrious 70 tA0ttime
His Colts possess great speed we'll game and bot
tom He has got many excellent winners all distances
up to the B. Course, nearly Ia miles Newmarket
They have ii is believed, than half the Races
over the B. Course this year, beating their stou,est
Horses. They have won Kings Plate and Cups, when
years DID, and at years, the age of his oldest Colts
they have always at miles when started.
Ont of eleven colts engaged for 1886, eight proved
winners-several Of which won from TO or races
and any gentleman matter bow preudced he may be-
who will examine the fine and stout running Of Nj gcia
Professor. Camuc Tashteer and Others winning Lrgs
number Of each long distances and at br0ksu and
four heats, must he forced TO allow that his eoJs like their
sire, hnve speed enough to go with the speedest, and
game and bottom enough 10 9GSt The St0uteSt and most
hard bOttomcd" 1t is believed, therefore, that he has
peculiarly strong claims the patronage of the public;
and therefore highly recommend him TO all my friends
and former patrons
J See Handbls for more particulars of the running
of Zinganee and his colts.
Feb II [o7-2wtJl] WYATT CARDWELL.
By The G0cernOr of tie Commonwealth Of Pirginia.
A PROCLAMATION.
NETHEREAS vacancy hath occurred in the repre-.
w scnIaon from this State in the Congress, of the
United States, oy Inc resignation OF JOHN NJ PATTON,
Esq member Of The House Of Representatives for the
District composed of the Counties of Spotsyvana Gull
pepper, Rnppahannock, Madison, Orange and Greene
Now, therefore, |, DAVID CAMPBELL, Governor of the
Common wealth have thought proper 10 direct the seve
raj Shefitfs of the counties composing said district n
hold election Thursday, The 26,h day of the present
month for representative Of the said district in place
of John NJ. Patton, resigned
Given under my hand as Governor, and under The
lesser seal of the Commonwealth at Rich.
H.. 81 mond this ninth day of April. 1928
DAVID CAMPBELL
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