Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-18
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~ THIS VALUABLE STOcK
Ty W. HORSE will stand the presen,
gM~H Tx season at Lynchburg, a, my stabl.
s.Nss,H-AHs where breeders and Others are ,e
quesied 10 call and see him. The size, form, bean.
~ and bioodlke appearance OF his colts in this
neighborhood, is sufficient trust, to induce those
who have good mares, to breed from Tobacc opis,
DESCRI9'1JON.
TOBACCONlST is rich Blood Bay, full 81,
Teen hands and half inches high with H.
splendid forehead, deep Grey Hound chest and ra'
bust shoulders, that characterize the Arches - H.
strong back and loius, full heavy quarters aud sim
belonging to the Diomed."" Sharke," and Rcd
ford" descendants; feet and legs they should no
fine action aud most commanding appearance.
He is 10 years old this Spring, t1s39D in fin.
health and yigor, and will commence his season L.,
March and end on the lst July. Those who L,ss
good \. ares may calculate raising a good cnI
from this Horse, and conclusive evidence of ,bs
fact they are referred to his colts rising one
and two years old in this neighborhood.
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TOBACCONlSF will stand at S25 the se,so,
payable on lst day OF July next $40 insurance nm.
able when the mare is ascerained to be 10 foa y,
parted with F; and SIS the single leap, payable NJ ,ba
time of service No charge will be made for groom
fees as prefer paying them myself, and then only
when the mares prove in foal. This will Insnr.
greater attention by the groom in all cases. anil
breeders the expense and great ammo vance wbi,
mist has consented to stand this truly valuable bo,s
at the above low prices, because he wishes ever.
man who has agood mare to be aolc to raise a 6no
colt without paying its value Tor season. as is too
much the with The so, rs and 100 dollar season
colts. Those who have really fine thorough b,eI
mares will stand rs good chance to raise a Race
Horse from from Tobacconist, any other Horse
Those who have good mares mot thorough bretA
will stand as good, or perhaps. better chance IN
raise colts of size, form, beauty and value from ia.
bacconis as from any other horse, either imported
or native breed.
provided for mares sent to Tobacconist. Mares
grain fed if desired, AT 40 cents per day.. Every
attention opicvcnl accldeuts or escapes but no re-
sponsibility for either
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'Fobacconist WAS gotby Golanuah his dam Var
kte Maid by the unrivalled race horse Bal's Flnrii
eel, his grandam Bay Maria, (victor Of old pu,n.
and Sir Alfred in atwcnty mile race by bay Yankee
grandam Green's old Celcr maze Ga frs, rtse rare
nag at all distances) by Cecr granslaa, by Part
ner E g sran"am by Apollo, & < 81 grandhm by
imported Valiant, ggggg erandam by lmportca
Janus, 6 gg grandain by imported Jolly Roger.
&c. &c.
fstCN5'ifusNfS0V.
lst Gohannoh was got by Sir Archy out OF Merino
Eve, by imported Jack And1 ews, &c. &C. E.. Oh
Bats Eorizel was by old imported Diomed dam
by imported Sha,k, &c. Sc. I'd Bay Yankee was
by President, (he by imported Clockfast ont of
llalnes old Poll, by imported Fearnought,) his (Bay
ankee's) dam was Cora, by i'm. Obscury, &c. &c.
4th Cclcr, the best son Of imported Janus his dam
by imported Aristotle. &c. &c; 5th Partner by Nor
toms imported Traveller, dam Selma, by the tiodol
phin Arabian; 9th Apollo by imported Fearnough,,
dam Spottswnods imported Cullen Arabian
mare 9Th. Imported Tatiant, by Darmonse in
England. he by GodoIphin Arabian. Vaiant's
dam by Cab &c. &c. &c in En- Iaud s,b
hmm ed IIuH hy H.,
of the Godolphin Arabian out Of the little
Hartley mare, &c; 9th. Importcd Jolty Roger by
Rodndhead in England, his dandy Crolt's Partner,
&c. in England.
1t will be observed from the foregoing Pcdcrccs,
that Tobacconlst descended from the most ds,in.
suished Arabian English and American Horses.
pEsE7ssgls.
A premium Of 500 will be u ii TO the breeder OF
the best colt by Tobacconist (hs seasons eet TO be
exhibited at the Fall meeting, 1910 of the Central
Agricultural Society at Lynchburg, The premi
UNI 10 be awarded by the Socic,y's COMMITTEE on.
Blood Stock.
The following extract of a letter from II. NJ. Cry
er, Esq mean Gallalin, ('Tenn) where Tobacconisl
stood last season. shows concuSively the estimation
in which Tobacconst is held by that gentleman,
UIan whom there is no better Judge) and whose o.
pnion and know ledge OF Blood horses is only equal
led by his experience aud known reputation rs II sue
cessfu oTBer, breedcr and manager Of distinguished
stations lie says-"Permt to assure you, sir,
that fobaccoDis is in fine health and condition, and
with Of the first iavorites, if the rorg best
horse, have ever had under my control and have
had "Stockhulder," "Sr William" "Aiab." "Cfn-
sader," "Sax Wcmer," and ''Luzborough;" and
some of them two, three and four seasons. | Ike hs
form and his action too. His Blood is of the purtSt
strain, his rncng exploits commenGable some OF
them OF the inst class"
| shall be glad to see the breeders Of fine colts,
and make such arrangements as will be agreeable 10.
all who are disposed to patronIze this fine Horse.
JAMES NJ. LANGllORNE,
Washington Hotel, Lynchbnrg..
March 81 oats
NIRGINIA AIT Circuit Superior Court of Law
aud Chancery. continued and held for the
town OF Lynchburg, AT the Courthouse in said town
on Saturday, the 2d day Of January, 1896 sitting as
"A Court Of Chancery:
David Burks, Jun'r. in his own rignt and rs one of
the executors Of David Bn,ks, decd. John Burkss
Charles Burks, John Harden, Elias w. Harden Da-
vid Harden, Phoebe Harden, Sally Ha,dcn, Lucy
Harden, Elizabeth Harden, Obedience Harden Jollr
Harden, Ch1res Harden and Jane Hadep the las,
four of"h HON are infants, and by John harder.
their father and next friend PEin,ils
against h
George Burks, in his tight and as one of the
executors OF David Burks, deceased. Henry Roach
and Eza beth his wife. Richard Br.ks William
Roach. William b. Roach, Mainda Rtacl,, Eliza
beth Roach, Henry l.. Roach and Harry Ann his
wife, and Polly T.. Roach. Defendants