Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-11
The thorough bred and distingniS
ed Race Horse

| 10 miles west Of Liberty, on the Isain Wes'si"
| Dad and will he let 10 mares at Sio me si"g's
leap pay able At the tune of service, 20 Tor me
season IN able the is' August nest, S4o 10 IN
sure ia Va bic ~hrn The mare is k"os" 10 no WIN
Gal or parted with, TO the groom fo' each mare
| to be paid do,cn. Any person putting ~ mares
will be charged for Eve only. The season to com-
meoce the Ist February aud end the 'st August
nett.
ds, IN bav. MAJ es eu,ru. ed 10 my care property
attended to. (grat,s) having extensive. pastures o.
| blue grass clover rye, with wheat, well wa'ere"
| and divided besides plenty OF Saoie room 70 pro
ract them in bsd weather; so that mares having
Dung colts may be kept separate anu 10 p,e'f"'
surfeit, salted twice week they can aiso w
fed with grain. nj 30 cents per day, II desired,
! Iii, hoped that these arrangements, together
with nv ncrsonal nd devoted attention, aud The
assistance Of his old groom ana gooa o''ier-, VIII
be n fiicient guarantee that mares VIII be return
! ed 10 their owners IN good condition. Inc great
est care will be taken 10 proven, "cc'"e"'s' onl no
responsibility for any That may happen.
Description.
! STAR is beautiful black, Handsomely marked,
with a star 10 his forehead, from which he takes
hi. name. and q delightful coat OF hair which
shows his superior STOCK. u. Is OF mos oo.''
mandine appearance has great strength, beauty,
and sunerjor action. He will be ycars old this
Snr,np is fuli si,teeo hands high ani it is thought
lby the best Judges that he il not eiceilod by any
stallion 10 Virginia, having superior size, large
bone. and 10 as we'll musced as any horse IN the
couo,ry Much more mig he SAID but gen'le5
men of The Turf, as well as those who breed Tor
the saddle or harness, are too well awore OF the
beneficial results Of judIcious crosses to require
more than their own Judgment ana dSereuo" 10
induce them TO take advantage OF the present oI-
portuniy to improve their stock OF horses ola>
v III be limited TO three mares per day, ana nave
been assured BY Col. Johnson, his owner, aud
Cant Bufo,d who stood him last season, that he
is a sure fonl getier, turn'ng oil upwards OF Que
hundre ed and forty mares last season, ana Amos,
every Que in fuai. Some mares that had Id'ied
from other horses are promising fine things ho"
Star f,r their owners. No charge will be made
for persons or servants who bring mares To the
horse. JOHN 8. HURT
PEDIGREE.
STAR was got b, the celebrated race morse '"
einian, certainly one Of Sir Archie invofne sons
his dam Merr,x by Magog, grandam Narcissa by
the imported horse Shark, z. graodam Rosetta by
wilkins Centintl, &c. graodam Dan" by Cin'
dins, Sally Partner by the Brlsize Arabian stars
dam who out Of the same mare rs NO ceiebra'
| ted Old Timoleop. was bt the imported morse or
Harry the best SOP of Sir Peter lcaze, grandam
by the imported horse Saltram, the best 500 OF The
} elsh Eclipse, his & 2. grandan by Col Sy mes
noted horse NiidHT, Drive, Fal,ow, 'ampier'
Sc Stars dam also the dam OF the ctlrhra
ted Iace horses Aratus and Snow Storm. tha' were
both successful runners, and sold for 1880; she
wns also the dam of Restless and Nulifer, which
were both winners his dam NJ II years old, sold
70, $1,000 cash. WIN. X. JOHNSON.
PERFORMANCES.
The spring he was ver' OLD ne won me efea.
sseepsinke over the L""rence'''e course nhe
heats. with great ease Al 2 heats, TO when mere
"eie subscribers, NJ 500 each, beating NaSey
Matlin's Sir Archie, Brunette, the full SISTER Of
Gohanna, Corporal 1,im. Mr. Wes,'s ii hs Al
eIander, and two others ~ qhrk "'ne.-
spring he won the colts race al lree NV, $Eoo
each, hea'og 3 others very easily. Inc next week
he WENT Norfolk IN The steam boat got thefe on
| ~ one day before the rhce, and started Tor Tue
sweep.'"k"s, mile heat, wheo b. was beate" by
P"l'v iiopk ms about teet. Inc faii alter he was