Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-18

II ARGR Narsarc, winner Of the great 81 Leser, and
~ sire Of blne Dick. Ed Of Mars'ave co"r and many
extremely roa. ,. of $40 The season. and $40 To- IN
sur. with 81 To the groom; every case
c nest lots and stables prepared for Mares, and cy Wi
nr lea "a des'ted Ut forty cents pr day No liability Tor
o.od servants boarded without char.c-whe ones can pro
cure board in The village
As racer and Stallion Ma.crave il equal
o ' chance he has Lad, i0any Stallion IN the ta!n'ry
IL Is ch che-nn hand-ome Of as,cr!y size, and capitol
pfohoohs upwards III IT. hands high; viii; home siac
and strength than any Thoroughbred Stallion that ever crossed
Tue n,n, d IL. Is very neatly allied 10 ram ard Lcvillan
all other respects.
Margraye has covered perhaps more than six eight
goon bred mares and To prove his nesmabe vaine
oe, no ether stallion in America probably world has
got two colts 10 four miles all his frye
afsfave has done this from ma Of mostly ndftr
EN- mares his two fist seasons in America. Tie has dnne
In two Years under ery 4adrantas. than any other Stallion in
the uniled stles has done in his life.
lie !. q" the vey hes, pedgtee for speed distance
Let facts speak, and intelligent, breeders decide tor themselves
n,.,. A. T. b. MERRITT
ilicksford, Va, March 4, l5l3. 93-w4w
osToN will a my stable (sprinr GToye Hanover
county fa eighteen miles of hn civ of Rrhmond
within miles ol the Juuclion OF thr p,nonS F
cksbure and Louisa Rail Roads who NAV viii. 70 an
courage Boston, can send their safety either from tn.
The season will he SO Any who will be responsible
Tor ot Of six viii only be charged five; and the
money promptly paid within The season. deduction of 10 per
cent viii he made 81 viii be required groom every
stance Mares will he well fed and good pasture furnished NJ
thy-scven and half cents day. Every taken
In prevent accidents but liability for any that NAV
happen. lSlail he
tend IN perscn 10 things GENERALLY.
deem Entirely unnecessary any thing respects
pedigree aud performances Of 10 do 81 aud 10
give tu history OF the same, would I'LL the whole OF n
paper suffice il say, ilai when III his zenith. say six
or seven ears old, ho:se that with him
could put him Ia his serd-iand he with the
horse5n, North and south Il is candidy believed by those
their ornion, that Bnson could have miles upon 4
good course and eood rider, in I'm ais ana epra, nea
Boston has made season. proved himself sure and
sood ni setle and from ms sea. s'z certainty
is Gooiai'- p o., Hanover county, Va.
March L. loa-aaw6w wM. l.. WHITE
THE imported thoroughbred Horse, DAGlIEE viii stand the
present srason commencing ON The oth of March and ter.
minaIing on the l0h of Jiy at his stable, Of
chester county of Chesterfield and n the Court house Of the
county every alternate nine DAYS through the season he
win be- let Mares $40 EACH The season. SIS 10 insure
aac To be IN Ioa-pa. able when each Mare away
tn prevent mistakes persons To send note with
te Mare stating whether size by OF by the in
snince, bur when nothing Is sal The subject the
nny charged. The insurance. To he rlrited il the
iae changes before Is asceFtained
In all cases The groSm will be entitled 10 y
each Mare, he paid the aglr has heretofore
stood nj fiy and sixty dollars but present
low rates from the pressure cf the times aud from nierioy
as 10 blood or figure compared wiki any hose The cont
nent or in England refer gentlemen history Of this high
bred horse, Ia the American urf register W, s. No s.
naIJ, 1884, and also 10 tie bills at the day
Dasee was bred by Com Sir Robert Barrie Svarlaie
Lancashire, and ioard in 1924 lie by uley tie sire
of Levia,ian NOW Tenncssee i.acrGye, winner of
81 ieser IN ia32, and many otter lr.rs Ills dau F
; o,.G also by Com SIR Robert Barrie wss got By the cer
aeG Bay Nedd Arabian shek, If Maria, Is the
BAKE cf anlton Al Ashton HAT IN Lancashire Tae Duke Of
!!Im!'nn'- Naa zee English General Book edition
l5.a volume ID $50, ct hy Crv!c her Lady
Jane "i-o bed hg Tie Das- Of Hamilton il sd,
tao ~ i1n toIian. i"- darn, Lay Ia"cH ,asr y
IKE - Ji.-.n, eat ., iomn- fora, Saaiie y
Isn, ei-iavriir, fuaa. Fiona f>is;,i SIaI!e SPA
!" IKE wise bret 10y the i,c Hamilton, lay win
'ei pal w tiy'rd NJ. n:y os "prsS Tie take Of .iamon
wa~ celebrated frr stout hoodile the - icgeT les
than m.s, quite u1psraee. the
NJ first fer The eighth bat the siaAes Lord
Flhw'am, his Grace's rider having jusiied Young fnTa
nnt Of Flora by Squirrel her DAM Angelica by SnaIEe
:nin'-Baes ChIjrrsIloaey wcod's AralaE-0am Of
Two True BiueS. Mulsy, sire of Dlsee, perhaps the hes.
of orvI and g: Sir T. Charles Bunbur, famous Mare
Eleanor, by Whskey.
DESCRIPTION.
Dagbse IL blood hay, with black legs, aul tail, and
and lie largest blood
orsr being full sixteen hands inches height LENGTH
proportion. with large hone and muscular power
in. clear and even. clean, limbs. fine racing
lom with de sionher strong b2ck loin and hauncrs has
in the quarters aud -rsh of thigh
short below the knee and hJsk. N hinG leg
nniL OF strength aud shape, e1atd any, snasrd
none, AMI indicative oi astonishing aided Ia
rI " inni> 81 eue ql isr defects of tina. character
a. matter u course must DO entail upon thnir
EDWARD &. MAYO.
March lNI-"bw