Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-03
Imported Black Arabian.

THIS popular loa gelter will occupy present his
old stand my stables in Prince Edward on the public road
miles South Of the noushing u" Famvllc. He will
comodatc yiSiers IL former rates VIZ So ts season. winch
may discharged by the payment OF $50 or before the first OF
Juy nc, when terminates; so Insurance. payable
the is scertaincd TIC property traniered; and
horse Shall s. s:.: ::dcd to- per believe
may safely afr tina" no one has ever complained Of Inc order
or condition Of any lett in yet give my per
sonul attention 10 all such business c'i IRE sc"' servants
shall he boarded gratis.
This i, Black Arabian xth season IN America lie l. Twelve
wears pns and AMI ar'i"c by %
than when purchased him. Unlike most Of Natures works. time
and use seems :Id cnl:vcn him. have never
horse. lie was sold by order OIL Congress, :%
l: He was bred by the Emperor Of Morocco and presented
that loud in his behalf for the Emperor being an absolute de5-
mnos especially wlen making present 10 great ana Irnwh
nation manifestation Of his sincere friendship and respect
There cant possibly be any mysticaton relative to Tie ici
ricity Black Nabian history isrssered on The Journals
6 Congress. have, certificate and seal from Tue
Public horses pubc marks w.ca ALL this fee
land consider their privilege I" shoot at, WELL far play ana
lie operation Black Arabian a weaihcrcd storms on The bo
deep, in foreign land ines win nvidons Toe
around By worth and merit, acquired ccchr-
that will net be easily ecpsed by any competitor Esy removes
NAV: for he has aside from superior furln game
ance and unqesIoned purity OF blood along line OF inc hdi-
est strongest ikees popular descendants back him,
Of any stallion that has figured in region many years
consider almost not altogete downi business,
for any who wi. =: -c profit by standing horses of long
pedaees TO attempt rivasip with this approved breeder
gentleman who has recently set out for profit and GAIN without
saving any thing u e stallion line, informed me, that
he understood could traced back hundred years
observed after chase, it 10 be hoped he happily
Arabian blood The fact m the case IL the shorter
pedigree the bcca the the fountain the Sweric me
water. Then stud horses, euogize me l
your animals much hut never attempt me wo
ccvatng the stream above Tue uuntan: ln
presume, conceded point that all horses OF any nooey,
throughout the civilized 'od :;i descended from The
Arabian sockThen let me earnestly invite all WIN" delight IN
raising stock u the first ORDER To embrace the favorable nppoh-
prcsented and don L. for the sake o lc ohic, Gs
slight expense, be contcned to sake your thirst al ~; Sa
when the spring Al hand. have sometimes heard per-
sons with mi far from home object 10 his size
readily admit that he appears somewhat low, when compared
of the 0ngcsgea horses OF the present - hui grin
him. his full length then weigh him. ana doubt mol hii
that would then bce Is simply an men oriwo
height Of ;lese fodrrs voii mt have INN
Than live feet, his precise hcist Tor any consde
short Of his vaue for would then he iaranged abroad
possibly genuine Atabian Besides the hest horses
this county England boast Of about the same h%
;,cal md. i. il! ..o.s "'9 "aa 10 call THIS
fancy f,r high horses, "a dcpravrd leggy astc.'
Bur benefit of those wo $ctinus on me sutct n
legs. rr, .ni.d state, a -c VIII compare WIN
other Stallion pmy knowledge whether the cacula
ton b. for height length, brcadth depth, or thickness
THOMAS L. FLOURNOT.
r. Bal qraLa will attend fr March Courts nt Bnckg
ham, Nelson, aud Amherst. He Will also give lynchbug call
la, "Wednesday .iIuIrrsl ,"ITt uay.
Icb ~ 91-law low