The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-23
DEUCA N.-This distinguished

DE u 4 A 4. I'D Minis distinguished
~ RACE HORSE and STALLION, now in
NS&Athe best OF health and condition. will stand
the ensuing sepson, commencing on the LIST g, eb-
ruary. and ending the Isl h Of July, at nv Stable
NJ Ashland. Hanover county Va near Richmond
at S5othe season, and 81 to the Grooni-to re paid
in all cases wheE the mare is served Should the
mare prove in foa she can be sent to the horse
the next season gratis Mares Will he well ted al
50 cents per day, bat there will be responsh ily
for accidents or escapes. As tn subscriber wishes
to avoid the trouble of collecting the seasons, he
has made them payable in advances: and this is his
-fHGs Fl 'S'ss SS old this
star sta IN IN The orshesd Ave fe-t one inch and ihree
e&hts highlulf der the stand trt, and Is Of the
His backbone IS arkahle Tor its and
strength He is believed 10 be taller than his sire,
Revenue and is tae, than his grand sire, Trustee;
le, and those reuowned En-li stations. Trump
etor and hale me; and is more than I'VE inches
'ast 'sn s bEucAhoN was got 3, REVENUE
sire of Sue Fann "s Tbs on Ep
Imported pram, twinner OF the Derbs:) rand dan.
nephos by Whs1sF ct dhe Desy ard
dam My adv. by Comus. out of the Colonel's
san by Depin Tpps t cder b, kn5 FeRSsus;
lus Lord Morton's Arabian. MixogIy Mnlso Bay
turk. Bay, Bolton. conessklns, Hutton's Grey
The imported Mare, The Queen, "tDeucalion
DAM was one of the most dIs'ins nshed race mares
ever IN the United States at all distances from
| To ur mile heats. She was full sister to Monarch,
equally DISTINGUISHED. They were both bred at the
| grand dam. My Lady. was the dam of the dlstin-
guished En- .lish horse and Stallion Jereed and
also the dam of Imported PASSENGER. Ny I4adys dam
| was aisr dam of the Colonel. winner OF St L-dser,
and one of the most DISTINGUISHED racers and stall
| hons in England, and her dam was hAewlse the e.
| dam of the famous four mile horse Y 4 THIS
Pedigree is reuarkab bic for It's richness. and espe-
ciali, for the stoutness of BOTTOM OF its crosses
and is one of the most ancient to be found iu the
Stud Book of England, running back to the reign
of Charles l.
| Performances, On the 10Th Of October. 1856. he
ran race OF two mile heats eyer the FoiIiield
Race Course, beating field of fonr others, dis
| tancng three the first heat-tlme 3:521a-3:56 The
| tnnwln. weak he walked over at Bread Rock -
Two weeks alter, taking no exercise. Owing 10 his
| having fallen lame he was be aten race OF mile
| heats at Warrenton. North Carolina On the 9th
| of december fol oviHg. he Won match of two
mile heats over the Columbia course South Caro-
lima. s 900 aside. beatins Mr. Bacons bay lilly,
| Glencoe. dstancins her IN the second heat; time
| 35o1.-4:Ot. On the 18th May. 1857 he the pro-
prietors purse at Fairfield, two il heats, beating
| 2lst OF the same month, he won the Jockey Club
| purse at New Market, tPetersburg,) three mile
| heats. beating Engineer and Franklin over ex-
cetdingy deep and heavy course; time 5:t71a-5573a.
In Jane, 1857, he went on to Now ork to nil his
! 6ngasement in four mile swespstake with Nlebo-
| las Sue Washng ton Toier. and Others, when in
| passing through New York city he met with ac-
cdent, since which he has not appeared on the
ton, and he never lost bat one was he put up
| NATHJ. A. THOMPSON
Ashland, Hanover county. Va.
P; S1The first premium was awarded TO DEu,
| GALLON at the late meetings OF both State and
| Central Societies. ia 23-law6t
go TEXAS LAND FOR SALE.-The I'M
| 34N dersigned offer the following named tracts for
.A~ sale. for CASH:
$50 acres A'tascosa creek, about IS miles South
| west of San Antonio, a we'll wooded, choice
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