Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-16

yAhScV2kss5zS .%aa WIN claCk leSs. lie IS III
teen hands one inch high, remarkable for hi.
great beauty. elegance, strength and muscle, with
excellent b0ne and sinew: VIII Stand the ensu
ing season at my stable in Chcste. Gell county,
on Apporatox river fourteen miles al,oye pc.
'ersbu'g, ten from the courthouse, fifteen from
Devl's bridge aud three from the Exeter mills on
Gppornatox and will be let 10 mares at che mo
deratc price OF forty dollars, ten cf which will
be remi'ted fpad within the season, which will
commence The 10Th day of March. and expire
the i0h &C August Very extensiye and most
excellent high and low ground pasturage. vel
enclosed, gratis but no responsibility for acci
dents orcscapes servants board gals: Mares
may b. fed with the reighbo,hood prices if
requ'ed but gentlemen wishing their mares led
must send the money with them. or el.e IL can
not be done. One dollar 10 the groom for each
mare CITIzEN is a remarkable sure and ex
ceilent foal get'er, ard with my care will. scarce
tan III asingle instance This is something worth
Inc attention Of breeders, the loss of 4 season
with good mare is apt 20 be fet. lie is an
excellent blooded horse, and is nearer led to
the Godo'phin Arabian than any horse in being,
and possesses more Arabian crosses. Refer TO his
PEDIGREE.
CITIZEN was ga: By Pacolit, (Pacolei by
ank. one of the best sons of the God5lLhinl
his dam Princes by Turk, TTurk by gegulus ;
another Of the best sons Sf The Godolphin !
his grandam Fairy Queen, by Young Cade, me
by Old Cade. and he by the Codolphin) his great
grandam Peuth's Black. eyes by Crab, out %
the Warlock Galloway, by Snake. Bald Gallo
way Curwen bay Barb. Taken from the General
Stud Book. 9ROMdS GOODB.
From the above pedigree ie is seen that by
his dam and sire, Citizen IS related to the uncom
mon stallion the Goiolphiu Arabian in he III I'd
degree. which must be acknowledged is nearer
than any h rsc in America. or even in the
world /; and agreeable 70 the descTintior IN the
sud book given of he Godolphin, he is as much
like him. being only one inch higher, aud lacking
only few white hairs on one heel INCLUDING
the above Immediate crosses from the Codol-
ph'n Ci'izen has twenty Arabian crosses, and
I nearly as many Barb crosses as traced from rhe
stud book SO It may b. Justly said, he is as near
being an Arabian rs 4 horse can be- who was
not brought from ihst place, and &C this his
! looks will fulv convince the world when hey
see him Citizen was y most excellent racer
\ having wor nineteen races, fourteen OF them
4 tour miles and six Of them were won at three
! heats. beating the best horses IN England his
/ colts are now running in grea, credit in England
/ proving themselves of equal bottom 10 anv nor.
: ses IN that country, winning many four mile
races, 1t three and four heats. lie is sire OF
; Nautilus, Pacolet, Citizen, Dspple, &c. hc.--
hi, colts in this country. are large fine and uro.
! missing, ard no doubt will turn out well When
/ PROVEN. The frs' Of his getting will be two
( years old thisspring Citizen was purchased by
/ Mr. Barksdale Formerly OF Petersburg. aud sen,
! 10 general Carney Of Nor,h Carolina, where hC
! stood three seasons. and covered upwards Of 1OC
mares each season, although he s'ood at the same
stable. Mr. William Bsrksdalc's Letter, and o
| ther papers relative TO him, speaks too highly ol
( this horse TO be omitted however they cannot
/ be inserted in publication like the present, bu
/ will be shewn with pleasure to all persons wish
/ ing 70 see them. THOMAS GOODE.
/ March 2, 1901. oawtr