Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-09
rLExIsr.E, IndpoarED)

HviiiS celebrated English racer and stal-
- lion, just imported By DR. Merritt, will
make his hrst scason in the United States
t,o end the hrst OF July at my stable about
~ miles east Of Battieto~n IN Clarke coun-
", Nirs'aia, NJ Sl0 M. leap. II psid the mo-
mcnt the service - performed; IL not. then
Il will ne considered aud charged ~ the sea A.
son; $50 the season, which nia, be discharged
b, the payment of $40 II paid before the
I'd ia, of July next; sad $40 insurance, to
be paid n soon ~ the marc ~ known to TIC
in foal; (partIns with the mare or irregular
attendance ut the stand forfeits insursnrc;l
and 80 cents ca>h io the groom, To be sent
with the marc, pasiurase can be furnished at
20 cents per week. but will not be ac-
couutsble Tor accidents az escapes. Gentle
men wishing their mares fed on grain will
give ~riiten directions 90 that effect, A. IL
will be Pwehas,d and furnished at the ne 9Th
borhood prices.
P'triisgss grani,d.-Any gentleman putting
five mares OF his own will be entitled TO the
hith mare gratis. A company of gcbtIeme en-
putting six mares, and each oLe being ar
couuiable for all, will be cn,iied Ia the sixth
mare gratis. mare taking but once will be
charged for the leap Gully, unless insured; if
second time, At the time of the second per-
iormance the owner may select either sea-
>ou or insurance. Geuticnicn, when they
send their mares, must write upon what
terms they VIII put them. Mares not salts,
fed at TIE expiration Of the sra.on will be
permitted tn so on To him free OF further
charge Tor has services (unloss they have ia
Ken hIm but once, then only sufficient To take
them from leap into se. >on) until he leave.
here, or some time IN the fall. Mares put
tdi year To John Richards by the leap or ssd-
son, aud failing, may be Insured fhis year To
FLEXIBLE at the season rr,cr, IL their Ne counts
shall be- PAID up by the 1t OF next May -
Mares pa, ihu year b, the leap or season,
and failing, may be insured the neat year 10
any horse then standing at my stable al the
I price Of the ssasoa Of such horse, Il their
| account, for this wear shall he settled al the
expiration 9. ths season; no marc will be
entitled to these privileges aud dysntagcs
unless the terms are strictly complied with.
/ Iunt'cmcu had better seize ihis opportunity
To obtain IA many colts from TIN, Celebrated
rae horse as they can, Tor 1t may be their
last chance.
Flexible i, in fine health, life and vigor;
hut having just crossed the Atlantic, aud
/ then travelled To my stable, II Will not, OF
course, be ia my power 10 travel him from
home-w here my friends are invited TO all
and see hun for themselves. Ia consequence
oi all these circumstances, ! now offer him
TO the consideration Of the public, a, n lower
| price for has services than his owner expect
eel; lower than any horse OF his prrlor aIances
blood and pretensioDs IN tie uutrd States
and probably much lower Than he will stand
again.
! IL will be seen by the annexed extract.
from the most authentic periodical, OF Eng.
land, that Flexible il horse OF the highest
quality IN his performances having heateu
some Of the finest horses on the English turf
! having given TO horses OF his own age, great
advantage IN weight; aud al the age Of !
J YEAR, Flexible iron the extraordinary mum.
/ her of races IN that one year, and amongst
them four miie race with hsarg weight; and
IN his blood not only pure, hut Of the hi hest
quality, his sire, Nhalcbonr's, stock being
considered universally IN the periodicals as
remarkable for their racing qualities, and hi.
dam, after producing race horses, was pur-
chased Tor the King OF Prussia breedin.
\ stud JOSIAH WA. WARE.
| Berryville, Clarke county,
March -, 1885.