Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-03-20
INDUSTRY.

'uNlIlS thorough bred rsre-horse will stand
u the ensuing season, To commence on the
lst Of April, aud end ON tile LIST July next, OF
my farm, eight Males frobi Winchester, eight
from Newtown, eight from Battletovn,
four from Mili~ ood, aud two and. a half from
the White Postal SIS the single leap,f pail
within the season, if not PAID ~ Iihin that time,
the season price will be charged. SIS the
season, which may be discharged by paying
~ dollars by the first day of Jelly, and fort,
dollars for insurance, to be paid As soon n,
tho mare II known Ia be with fual. parting
with the mare, or Irregular Attendance at the
stand, forfcits the insurance.) lncsery case
fifty cents cash 10 the groom, 10 be sent " ith
the mare.
Mares put 10y the season OF leap last year,
that did not prove 9TH foal. will bc insured
at the season price tins year. Mares from a
distance will be furnished with pasturage
without charge, aud grain, il required, at the
ueighborhoOd prices. Care will bc taken u
avoid accidents and escapes, but will not be
accountable for them.
iSDCSTRy is beautiful dark brown, l6
hands and ! Of an inch high, nine years old
thi- spr'ns, and u one OF the largest and best
formed thoroughbred sons II his Distinguish
al sire tSir Archy.) Ills performances un-
der his former name Niger and hrs prescn,
name. rank with him the best horses Tor speed
aud bottom-and a. n foal getter he u inferi-
, or To none. In one Of his races over the Bal
timore course, he ran 4 miles in minutes
aud % seconds.
PEDIGREE.
ISprsrRY was by SIR Archy. his dam by
Balls florizcl his grand dam Celia by VII
dlir, great grand dam Lady Bolingbroke by
Pan,aloon. great great grand dam Cadiz by
King Herod, by old Fearnougbt, out Of Kit,
Fisher Cadizs dam Was Primrose who was
got 10y Dove, who was got BY Cadik, who WA
got by ibid Crab, who was got by SiiIly, whose
dam was selma, who vas got by Codolphin
Arabian.
PERFORMANCES.
October 1877, when years old, he ran Tor the
won ia fine style Next ~eck, over the Tree-hiIl
eouTs-', he won the sucePst2kcs Next spring !
years old, lac Sas beaten over broad-rock eour.s-
! mile heats, by Sally Hope good race. lie
heats, beating Bachelor Fall OF the same year,
Al Washington, lac non the colts purse, . mile
heats Next day he won the jockey club purse 3
mile heats, beating Mula,to Mary and Others
Next week, ut Baltimore, he 40, the mile heats,
beating Bachelor. May 1899, (then years oil,
over the Washington course, he won the ! mile
heats, beating Bachelor and iiypona. Al Balti-
morc, next week hc won the Jockey club purse.
! mile heats. Next fall he ~.s beaten over tho
itagcrstown course, IN which race he broke down,
aud has never started since.
lNDusrRr has proved himself a sure fosl getter:
IN 1882 he covered lis mares, and IO4 of them
proved vith fosl. IL 1885 he covered 1913 mares
the precise nonber that proved it'll foal has not
been yet aseertsibed, but IL is believed very few
misscd, As there we're only six cent back ia the
TALL season, although advertised that those tina,
did not prove with foal in the spring, Should be-
sent back to the fall without further charge
INDUSTRY will only b. permitted To attend To
Tour mares day, at OF -four hours and IN
no instance will ih'srule be devist-d from. Mares
put by the season this spring, that do not prove
With ioai, will be- permitted TO go to him through
out the fsll season, without any additional charge
HECTOR BELL
Frederick Co. March 10, 1854