Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-04-26

~ HIS beautiful, thorough OTeu
rNgNA racer, will stand this season.
which willend on the lstofJuly
enAea7@4&tn next,-at my residence, De
ts "a D.lI,yiiIe aud Snickerss ferry, 5 mile $
from each place, ~ from Cbarlesto~o, ana
IL from Berry's ferry and MilIwood-at SO
the leap If paid the moment the service s
perfonned--if not then, The season prce wll
be exacted; $40 the season if paid by the Isl
of JaIy--If not paid by that day S25 IN all
cases will be required, and $40 insurance,
to be paid as soon as the mare is known 20
be in loal or parted with. Mares put last
year by the season or leap, anu failed, can
be insured this year for $50. Parting with
the mare or irregular attendance at the stand.
forfeits the insurance. In every case, 50
cents cash for the groom to be sent with 70.
mare. Mares can Oe furnished with pasiuf
age at 80 cents per week, dots are iald DOM
IN orchard grass Tor mares and colts, IN al
dItion to other pasture,) aud grain OF re
quIred) al neighbornood prices Care VIII
be taken to avoid accidents and escapes, but
| viii not be accountable for them i hat this
beautiful animal is of the most iavoriIe fam
lily OF racers, and of the greatest beauty VII,
appear from the following letters and ceStiii
Gates of the most distinguished racers and
Judges OF race-norses.
JOSIAH WIN. WARE
Frederick co March /, 1882
I'll any horse viii do il your country, BY
ron viii, as to beauty aud appearance he has
40 superior. "--''Byron's colts are very much
approved DIR. Minge told me there were
several Of them with rimoleon, and that they
we're decidedly the handsomes st with him.
II give YOU an extract because from the
pest authority OF letter ! received froip
Thomas otuoDe6eld, Esq. who stood Byron
iasi year, IN relation 10 BIN, an which he
says, 'Byrons colts are oil more promise than
any have seen, the people are much very
much pleased wab them | have one-it Is
the best formed annual have ecer seen, and
The most pesiect beauty, he is worthy III Ell.
couragement. - ErtrGcts from Col johnson 5
letters n 1880 ana 1884
Byron IL Deauuiui horse, and on tria.
proved himself TO De great colt, but soon
Afterwards he became lame, and never hao
an opportunity OF atiordlns tie proof he was
able 10 give. Col johnson ana Capt: Bel
her toid me his trial over The fewmarkel
curse (petofsbWg) would have done credll
10 any horse IN the world. "--EGi,act from
Cnp5 j. j. HarriSo'ts letter IN 1851
Il think hun Byron timely bred, and ont
- ,iC H'bdSOtusst nurses ever saw. j nc
ser saw hitu run, bat have heard ns trainers
sltak hiSnly oi 49, LGiract rom j. NJ
se{4e,ss letter IN 1880
"I}Jron, OF whom you have heard, was
purchased ~ me at 2 years Old Tor sl50o-
Ne 10 OF the oest approved blood in Virginia
sad certainly the most beautiful animal H.
ne world, and OF the finest teim. " hen :
} ears OLD byron received an INJURY III one 0.
MS lore legs, winch prevented hnH rom show
.n5 any hsuTe On The turi- though 10 a NJ.
cate ttial which Col Johnson saw, he ORC
bounced him able 10 run with any horse O,
t's age IN The ,c0,kt w men let dounenttrely.
81 johnson purchased hiin ol me- HIS cranu
IAN, Bet Bounce, sold az 10 years old ior
1000, and Produced her different owners i,
colt" actually sota ~ ,00G; aad now hav.
letter by me offering me al50O Tor one OF
aer colts only two years Old "-.Eriract of a
letter from In. Join .Ia,se TO a gentlen,a;, d
iG'ldoer county, IN 1889