Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-12
Imported Black Arabian.

THIS popular Ealerrtrr VIII the present season s
old my stables in Prince Edward on the public ond
miles South IL the ori.hing ,f Farmvl. lie will
couiodate vIscrs ner rat. VIZ: SO the seao VIM
may he discharged by the pawn nj OF so on Or before r NJ o.
fact asccrtaincd or the property 4 !ianfr and .
hi faithful in every instance Mares ieit WIN Tue
horse shall strictly attended 25 day believe
SAT air that onr has ever complained oil tr nur
or condition Of any mare len my care yet. give my
all such business during the Servants
shall he boarded gratis.
This is EIack Ambians sixth America. lie is twelve
years spring, and and active by half
than when purchased him. Unlike mn Of Natures works, tine
and but removal, aud enliven hun have never
known horse. lie sold by order Congress- Feb @
1888 lie bred y The Emperor Of Morocco and presented by
M lond in his behalf for The Emperor being an absolute d,
pot could and would sommand the best 81 every thing ~ III. d"
nann manifestation of his sincere friendship and respect
There possibly be mystcaon relative 10 the auicn
ITCHY Black ,abins history 1t registered on the Journals
Of congress have moreover, certificate and seal from the
Public like public marks which all in tins free
land, consider their privilege Ia shoot at WE'LL fair play and
the genuine will BIZ found kuking dosing under
the operation BLACK Arabian has weahed storms on the bo
Deep rcign land infested with luvIdous tue
~ that EASILY cclipsd by competitor many
fountain head from what quarter Of the globe he
ance unquesoned purity blood, of the hard
strongest kclirst and most popular descendants To hack him.
therefore consider amost n" altogether, down hill business
for who wish 10 realize by standing horses Of long
prdgrees IA attempt rva!sp It'll this approved breeder.
Gentleman, who has recently SET o prnht and .ain twIhon
thing about loss, in the Stallion Inns informed that
Observed MI such nn chase, wa 10 he hoped lie happily
anchored al the Arabian blood The fact Of the shorter
The pedigree the eras the the fountain the the
Then, GENT Of stud horses, eulocze the p
of animals much hut the
than idle task of .eyanr tho above the fountain: for
presume u ctnccd point that all horses Of nntoc;y
throughout the civilized world directly descended from the
Arabian stockThen LIT earnestly invite MI who delight
stuck Of the first ord embrace the favorable oppOn
presented: and DON'T for the sake Of little trouble
slight he Stake branch
when the spring hand. have sometimes per
unacqualued with things far from object
readily admit that he appears somewhat i1w when compared
with many 81 the nneegsed horses Of the present gh
him. take his full length and thn weigh him and doubt
tina, the conclusion would then be-he Is simply
under the height of these river dcr would have him
one inch taller Than five This precise heght for consdr
ration short OF his vule for would then b. harangued abroad
he can't possibly be Aaban Besides the best
THIS county or England can boast of about the height
many of them under it. John Randolph call this
fancy for high horses, "a depraved lsggy taste.''
But Tor The benefit of those who socos the subject
legs clearly and ahnve hoard state that his get will compare with
those of other Stallion my knowledge whether cacua
lion be for height length breadth, depth thickness.
THOMAS I. FLOURSOY.
sBia ara5iaa will attend the March Courts of Bucknr
ham, Nelson and Amherst He will also give Lynchburg call
the Wednesday afls. Amherst Court day.
Tes8 s-lawl0w