Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-04-10
March !
IMPORTED ZISGANEE..

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| 4 lion. ZlNGANEE, thinner Of The bhip, the New
Market Craven Claret and other stakes al New Market
and the Oakland and gold cpp at Ascot, styled IN The
| English Sporting Magazine the "NdPoeCn oi race
horses, will cover mares the ensuing season at my STA
blss Charlotte Court house Va at SO the season. psya
BILE Ju!y Isl and $3.50 insurance. with 81 10 the groom
the insurance money payable when the mare ascer-
taincd to be with foal parted with. Mares viii be
well fed al 80 cents per day. and excellent pAsturaEe
and servants board gralis.-Every accommodation ard
convenience will be afforded oang and other by
careful and rus,y grooms and all and caution used
IL prevent accidents and escapes but no responsibility
! will be incurred for either.
| Zinranee is good bay about - hands and inches
high OF fine bone md abundant muscIea horse OF beau
ul action great strength and most excellent and cor.
rect proportions The English Sporting Magazine re-
| marks-"He is large where strength 10 wanted. and
small where that quality is perfection. He allow.
ed TO hav united bottom md speed in mos: eminent de-
gree and 10 least equ0t any horse Of "nctn or
modern times the English turf and his colts areJuUy
| maintaining ..he tamily honorS.
He was got BY Tramp, of Lottery. Barefoot, and
hundreds Of other winners his dam Folly by Young
Drone: Regina By Moorcock; Rally by TrunPeer; Fan
co. sistsr to Diomcd-G perfect pedgTte.
In his tTiy brilliant racing career he ran al the most
fashionable courses and beat with perfect ease all The tst
horses of the day. such Mnneuke the Colonel, Lang
lighter Cadand Fleur de Lis, Green Mantle, Rough
Robin. and a host Of others, period when the Eng
lish turf wcs remarkable for its fine horses.
Asa Race Horse, the Sporting Magazine asserts that
is proven that ZInganee is the best Horse OF his year.
by beating Cadland who beats the Colonel VINO beats
eyerv thing 10 the North among them Veocpcde.
For the Ascot Gold Cup. Z,nganee, beat with perfect
case and in he finest style, The rerg best tad Of Horses
c, ,rer sfarted in EngGnd other count pro
,,o himself The best Race Horse Of his age, and IN The
on;aion of mr. Chfney and many others, HE bfst Horse
hat erer appearsd in England prsrous 10 that time
His Colts possess great speed well as game and bot
tom He has got many excellent winners all distances
lin 10 the B. Course. nearly A miles at Newmarket
Thew have won il is believed than half the Races
over the B. Course this year. beating their stoutest
Horses They have King s Plate and Cups: when
years old and al years, the age of his Oldest Colts,
thew have always won at miles. when started.
Ont of eleven colts engaged for 1886, eight proved
woners-several Of which from 10 q or : races
and any gentleman matter how preudicsd he may be-
vb, will canine the fine and stout running OF Magician,
Professor Calmuc Tasheer and Others winning large
number of races each long distances and al Grohen and
or hsns must he forced TO allow that his coits Ike their
sire "bave speed enough TO 60 with the sPeedles,, and
game and bottom enough to ouast The stouteA ara most
hard bottomtd j, is believed, therefore, that he has
necuarlv strong claims the patronage Of the public;
and therefore highly recommend him TO all my friends
| aud former patrons.
NJ See Handbi!s for more particulars Of the running
! of Znganee and his colts.
FebI [57-2wtJll WYATT CARDWELL.
By TIC Gorernor of the Commonwealth Of Virginia.
A PROCLAMATION.
| SATISFACTORY information having been received
! e by me- that a certain SANDY WHITToN, late OF
the comfy of Louisa has Illegally and feonousy pos
sessed himself Of negro man, slave, the property OF Ga
land T. Waddy of said county. and sold him trader,
in the City OF Richmond, by the name of Jackson, and
subsequently fed from justice:
| Now therefore, l. DAVID CAMPBELL, Governor of the
Common wealth aforesaid have thought proper To issue
this proclamation, hereby Offering reward OF One hun,
dred and fifty Dollars to any person or persons who will
arrest the said fugitive and deliver him TO The aioT OF
Louisa coun,y-Ani do moreover require all officers,
both civil and military and request the good people OF
this Commonwealth, to their best exerttons 10 ap
prehend and the said fugitive, that he may be
dealt with according to law.
Given under my hand, as Governor and under the
lesser seal Of the Commonwealth. at
IL. 81 Richmond this I'd day Of April. 1875
DAVID CAMPBELL.
Descriptions" The said WHITTos is about p or %
wears of age about Ave feet nine ten inches high
horid complexion and sandy, frizled hair with high
cheek bones and hazeleyes"-by trade, coarse Car
penter-snd will most probably change his name to
SANDY ARNOLD.
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