Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-04
This VALUAB

~ THIS VALUABLE STOCK
HN1A HORSE will stsnd the presen,
N season at Ly ochburg. At my stable.
xanG where breeders and others sre "a
quesied to call and see him. The size, form. beau.
~ and bloodlke appearance OF his colts in ,hi,
ueighborbood. is sufficient, trust to induce those
who have good mares. To breed from Tobaecouist.
Description.
TOBACCONIST is a rich Blood Bay, full sir.
teen hands and half inches high with m.
splendid forehead. deep Grey Hound chest and 70.
bust shoulders, that characterize The Arches III.
strong back and oins, full heavy quarters and s,ia.
belonging 10 the =" Diomed." "" Sharke," and " B.s
ford" descendants; feet and legs as they should be
fine action and most commanding appearance.
He 10 10 years old this Spring, 1887 in fin.
hea h and vgor. ard will CO mmeBce his season Ia,
March aud end on the Is, July. Those who h,,.
God u ares may calculate on raising a good col,
from this Horse, and conclusive evidence of ,bs
fact. they are referred to lis coils now rising a..
and two years old in this neighborhood
II c m ..
TOBACCONlST will stand at S25 the ,e,,o,,
pay able Is, day Of July mex, $40 insurance, nav
able when The mare is ascerained TO be in foa. ~
parted with; and SIS the single leap, payable Al IN.
time Of service. No charge viii be made for groom
fees. az p,e-, paying them myself, and then only
when the mares prove in (oai This " i'll mssr.
greater attention BY the groom in all cases, as
breeders the expense and great ance wheb
they often have To undergo. The owner Of Tobacco
mist has consented stand this truly valuable hor,.
at the above low prices. because he wishes ever,
man h" has good mare to he able TO raise a I'm.
colt. without payi ing its value for season. - toe
much the Wiih the so. rs and 100 dollar season
colts. Those who have really fine thorough bred
mares will stand as good chance TO raise a Rae.
Horse from from TobaccOnist, ss any other Hoyst.
Those who have good mares, (not thorough bred1
will stand as good or perhaps. better chance to
raise colts of size. form heau,y and value, from To-
bacconis as from any other horse. either imported
| or native breed.
Pastures and lots, and every attention and car.
provided for mares sent 10 Tobacconis, Mare,
grain fed. il desired. at 20 cents per day. Every
attention TO r,cvcn, accidents escapes, but no r..
spousibiIi,y for either.
Pc d IG Rec.
Tobacconist was got by Gohannah, his dam Yam.
kee Maid by the unrivalled race horse Balls Flor
eel, his grandam Bay Maria, Victor Of old Duioc
aud Sir Alfred in a,we,,y nile race) by bay Yankee,
grandam Green's old Crirr 'na,e IA first race
nag IA, all dstanc-s) by Celer, grandan by Part
"er. < z eranam by Apollo, gggg grandam BY
impaired Valiant, ggagg gra"dam BY imported
uns.gggggg grandan by imported Jolly Roger,
81. &c.
Reorganization.
lat. Gohannah was 60, by Sir Archy on, Of Merno
Eve, by impaired Jack Andrews, &c. &c. ; 3D.
Balls FIorizei wns by old imported Doomed, dam
by imror,.d Shaik, DC. &c. ID Bay Yankee was
by President. the by imported Checklist. out Of
Hane's old Po. by imported Fearnourh',) his (Bay
Yanker's) dam was Cora, by i'm. Obscurty, &c. DE-;
4rh. Celer the best son Of imported Janus, his dam
by imported Aristotle. &c. &c. 5h Pdrtnerby Nor
lons imported Traveller, dam Selma, by the Godol-
phin Arabian; 9th. Apollo, BY imported Feanough,,
dam Spotswood's imported Gull en- Arabian
mare !; 7lh. Imported Valiant, by Darmouse in
ngIand. The by Godolphin Arabian,] Valiants
dam by Crab, &c. &c. &c. IN England s,h
Imported janus, by Jauus in England, son
of the GodoIphin Arabian, out Of the little
Hartley mare, DC; 9th. Imported Jolly Roger, BY
Rouodhead. in England, his dam by Croii's Partner,
&c. in England
twill be observed from the foregoing Pedcree,,
tina, Tobacconist descended from the di,,in-
guished Arabian, English and American Horses.
PREMIUMS.
| premium Of 500 will be u id 10 the breeder Of
the best colt by Tobacconst hs seasons ee,) to be
exhibited at The Fall meeting. 1910 Of the Central
Agricultural Society at Lynchburg. The prcm-
UNI 10 be awarded by the Sociey's Committee on
| Blood Stock.
The following extract Of letter from II. NJ. Cry
er, Esq nea, Galalin. t'Tenn.) where Tobacconist
soDd last season) SHOWS conclusvtly the estimation
| in which Jobaccouist IS held by that gentleman,
, Chan whom there is no better Judge) and whose o.
pinon and knowledge oi Blood horses - only equal.
he'd by his experience and known reputation as sue
cessful omner breeder and manager Of dsiing ushed
| slallions. He says-"Permt me TO assure you. sir.
that Tobacc0nsi is in fUe health aud CONDITION, and
with Of the first iavorIies, TO, the rery best
horse. have ever had under my control and have
had 'Stockh"lder" Sir William" ARAB" Cru
sader," Sax Weimer" and "Luzbo,ough;" and
some of them two, three and fur seasons. like his
form and his action too. His Blood is Of the purcst
strain, his racing exploits connenLable, some Of
them of the 6rsi ass"
shall be glad to see the breeders Of fine colts
and make such arrangeme nis will be agreeable 10
all who disposed 10 pat ronze this fine Horse.
JAMES NJ. LANGHORNE,
Washington Hotel, Lynchbnrg.
March 81 oats