Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-05-02

90 THIS VALUABLE sTOCk
T<XYc HORSE will stand the present
DIV INK season At Lynchburg. al my stable,
SNA-..H..Au where breeders aud others are re
nue sled 10 cali aud see him. The size, form, beat
~ and boodl,ke appearance OF his colts in this
mel hborhood, is sufficient, trust to induce those
who have good mares, to breed from Tobaeeonist.
DESCRIPTIONS.
ToBACCONIST is "A rich Blood Bay, full six
teen hands one aud a half inches high; with the
splendid forehead, deep Grey Hound chest and
bust shoulders that characterize the " Arches :; the
strong back and oins, full heavy quarters and stnc
belonging to the Diomed" Sharke, and !" Bed
ford descendants feet and legs as they should be,
fine action and most commanding appearance.
lie is 10 years old this Spring, (le3o,) in fne
health and vgor, aud will commence ms season LIST
March and end on the Isl July. Those who have
.ood r.ares may calculate raising good colt
from this Horse, aud conclusive evidence OF ,he
fact. they are referred to his colts now rising onu
and two years old in this neghborhood
TERMS.
TOBACCONISr will stand at S25 the season.
payable on LIST day OF July next; $40 insurance lay
able when the mare is ascertaned to be ~ i9al Or
n,rted with ; and SIS the single leap payable AT the
lime of service. No charge will be made Tor groom
fees as prefer paying them myself, aud Then only
when the prove IN ioa MS Will insure
greater attention by the groom IN all cases, and
save breeders the expense and great annoyance which
they often have undergo. The owner oil Tobacco.
mist has consented stand this truly valuable horse
at the above low prices, because he WISHES every
man who has Il good mare to be able TO raise fine
ro without paving its value for seasop is too
much the case with the 50, 10 and 100 dollar season
colts Those who have really fine thorough bred
mares will stand rs good chance to raise Race
Horse from from robacconist, as any other Horse.
Those who have good mares, (not thorough bred)
will stand as good, or perhaps. better Chance, to
raise colts of size form, beauty and value, from To-
bacconist as from any other horse, either imported
or native breed
Pastures and lots and every attention and
provided for mares sent 10 Tobacconst. Mares
| nran fed if desired, at 40 cents per day. Every
attention 10 prevent accidents escapes, but 10
sponsiby for either.
'r'''' PEgpIG Rec.
| Tobacconist was sotby Gohannah his dam Yam
k.e Maid by the u6rivailed race horse Balls Flor
eel. his crandatn Bay Maria, avictor OF old Duroc
and Sir Alfred in twenty mile race, by bay Yankee,
grandam Green's old Celer male IA first rate race
nag at all ds,ances) by Celcr, z grandam by Part
ner, g g G grandam by Apollo, & : 9 { grandam by
imported Valiant, ggggg grandam by imported
Janus gggggg grandan by imported Jolly Roger,
| &c. &c.
denomination.
| Is Gotannah was gotby Sir Archy out Mcrno
! Eve by imported Jack Andrews, &c. &c. ID
| Balls forizet was by old imported Dlomed' dam
by imported Shank &c. &c. 2d Bay Yankee was
! by President (he by imported Clocklast, out Of
Ilane's old Poll, by imported Fearnoughf) his (Bay
| Yankee's) dam was Cora, by i'm. Obscurty, &c Nc
4th. Ceicr the best of imported Janus his dam
! by imported Aristotle, &c. &c. 9Th. Partners Nor
tons imported Traveller dam Selma, by the Godo
phin Arabian 9Th apollo, by imported Fearnousht,
dam Spotswoods imported Cullen Arabian
mare j; 9Th. Imported Iatiant, by Darmouse IN
England, The by Godolphn Arabian, Vaan,'s
dam by Crab, &c. &c. &c. England s,h.
Imported Janus, by Jarus in England, son
of the Godolphin Arabian, out of the lnI"
Hartley mare &C.; 9th. Imported Jolly Roger, by
Roundhead, in England, his dam by Crotl's Partner,
| &c. in England.
| twill be observed from the foregoing Pedcroos,
that Tobacconist descended from the most dstIn.
guished Arabian, English and American Horses
PREMIUMS.
A premium of 800 will be pid TO the breeder OF
the best colt by Tobacconist thls seasons get TO be
exhibited at the Fall meeting lolo OF the Central
Agricultural Society at Lynchburs. The prem
UNI to be awarded by the Socety's Committee on
| Blood Stock.
The following extract of letter from II. NJ. Cry
| en- Esq neal Galalin, ('Tenn.) where IobacconiS'
stood last SEASON. shows conclusivey the estimation
in which Tobacconst is held by that gentleman.
| Uhan whom there is no better Judge and whose o.
Onion and knowledge OF Blood horses is only equal
je, ~ bis experience aud known reputation as sue
cessiu, oacner breeder and manager of distinguished
s,allions lie says-"Permlt me 10 assure you, sir
thar Tobacc q MIST is in fine health and condition, and
with me one Of tie first avores If Lot the rery best
horse, have ever had under my control and have
had .Stockhoder," "Sir William" Arab Cru
| sader" ..Sax Wener," and "Luzborough;" and
some of them two three and four seasons. like his
form and his action His Blood is of the puresi
strain, his racing exploits commendable, some OF
| them OF the first class"
| shall be glad to the breeders of fine colts.
and make such arrangements as will be agreeable TO
all who disposed to patronze this fine Horse.
JAMES NJ. LANGIlORNE,
Washington Hotel, Lynchbnrg.
March 81 oats
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