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HAVING procusrd number Of mares
h ofvarious degrees Of blood, and hav-
ing entered pretty extensively on the pro-
fitable business OF breeding horses caicu-
lated for the turf. saddle. and harness.
since the grazing and FEEDING for market
OF horned cattle has become with me at
leasD worse than profiilrss,-and being
unable 70 bear the expense Of the seasons
GENERALLY demsnded for thorough bred
horses. purchased. for my own Individual
use, the above valuable Stallion. II has
occurred to me. however. that there may
DO others willing to raise fine colts. and
like myself, uaable 10 afford high prices:
I therefore hereby offer to such, the ser.
wee OF Clifton, the ensuing season, at So
q mare; being. a. vii, be observed. les.
than one third OF the amount he has here
tofore stood at. A note a,ust be .ept with
each mare. and will wait. If desired. I'M
I'll the LIST Of October, for yment of IN.
money. IN addition TO the above annie
Testimonials Of the merit of Clifton. a. a
stock horse, IL may be stated, that some of
his colts are distinguished on the turf: and
all. as far as ! have been able 70 a,-er.
tain. are remarkable for great size. fine
action, and valusbie Qualities.
CLIFTON
WILL stand on Mondays. Tuesdays,
ana "ednesdays. in each week. at the
stable OF William n. Sinclair. Esq, and
on Thursdays. Fridays. and Saturdays, a,
inc stable OF the SubseribeF. The season
has commenced and will expire the s5tb
June. Fl. s. TURNER
Letter iro" Joseph Lewis, Esq. Of I.ou,ioun.
:. "CLITroE. 26th March. 1881.
My dear Sir:
Your letter Of the 10Th. (posi marked
22d instant has just been received; and 4
hasten to reply to II. AN glad 10 hear
that you have got CLIFTON 1t your own
house, under your own eye. where he will |
have something like justice done him,
which has never been The case since he /
was broke. The reports respecting hin,
are a. malicious Ne false. There - not. I
believe IN the State Of Virgins, a ssrer
o. better fool geiteT than he is: and as 10
his Particular stock. ia is inferior 10 none
whatever. either for the saddle or the turf !
would rniher breed from him. for either
purpose, than from asy horse within nv
Feseb. tits colts are uniformly large and
handsome and where the mares are good
hey have distinguished themselves on the
lnrL My young csit, LouDoUr, by Cliff
Ion' out Of Josephine. is one Of Ihs most
promising geldInRs in the State lie won.
With great ease. AZ Winchester, last ETl. f
rben only years old Vie is now, think.
10 hands high. and very hapdsorns: and
he does not rank with the first on the
uri' next fall I shall he greatly disan n
POINTED. foa underrste your horse. by
handing h'm 50 low. lie - not inferior.
? any point Of vis''. u any horse IN your :
alley add you ought not % degrade
,im' by ask'ns less price for his seryiees
pan 'ns best Of Them. Ifhe were not 80
early related 10 NY brood mares. Iwould.
assure yoo. Send some of then, "a him
he ensuing season. in preference 70 srv
orse "hAterer EndeavoV 20 get some
God mares n him. snd hiss progeny will
'tsbl'sh his reputation m your psri of,bs }
ounify. lOT ] Fepeat that ihere Is not ana :
here. better bred horse or = better r. J
effer. los IPv.tc
H. = TrESER. Esq .
Whesiland. Jeiierson Co Va. u