Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-05

The property Of Col Vim. r. JOHNSON
aad Jonah I'm. Ware.


nav ressdence betseen Berryyille and Sniek-
err ferry. three mile. from each place. At AIS
the leap. u pad the momrui nc service 70
pcIfOrmeJ. II not then, The ssas,,n price will
be eNacted, as the season, % - discharged
BY the payment of %. II paid hy lie ~ of
July, and t0 insurance, % be paid AZ so1n as
the mare i known a. be in foal OF parted
Nth Mares rut last year 10 John Richards
by tho season &C leap and failed. can he iAiw
"a THIS year fortesson price b. Byron. MsTes
put this year by SEASON or leap To Byron, ART
falling, may DC insuredneHtyesr To such horss
az may occupy my stable, a season price Of
such hOrse, II the terms of this advertiseueut
shall be strictly eomplied 18th. Parting with
the mare 81 irregular attendance at The .taI1
furfsits the Insurance and 80 cents cash b. the
groom To be sent with the mare. Mares ran
&c furnished With pss,urose "a - ceuis pr
Nees. snd grain II required, 81 ~ ishbothood
prices. Care will he taken g. AVOID aceilent,
aDd escapes. bat I viii not b accountable iot
them. That hrs beautiful annual . Il the
saoa hvOrisc family Of rtrers ani 1T t.e great
sd beauty. Ni1 appear from the follow NJ let
ters and eertihoaics of u.e mf.t -,.;uslssL.d
racers and judges Of race hof.s.
JOSIAH NM WARE
April ~. l-3G.
"if any horse will do a. your eo4btry BY
ron Sil' a. 10 beauty snd appearance bs
has no superior"
"Byrons colt, are very much aP, soHed --
Dr. Ninke told me that there were several
Of them with Timolson. and that they were
dec idcdiy the abandonment nth him"
"a gave you an extract (5seasse from the
beet suihortyl u letter Z received from
Thomas Stubblsheld, Esq. sho stood Byron
last year. On relation "a him. an which bs
says, "Byrons coils src of more Jfomise
than any have seen, tie people are much,
rsry n,HsA pleased with thea have one.
u Is the best formed animal have ever seen
and The most perfect bcauiy--h - worthy
1 Of EEss4eis yt.a. t.4sas.
JeAason', Lfisri N 20 and "a
Byron - . beautiful hor.e srd on trisl
/ proved himself TO be great colt. BOT soon
Afterwards became lame sud never h.d an
/ opportunity Of adord,hg the proof he "a,
sbis TO give. Col. Johuion and Capt Bclch.
or told lno b.. trial Over tie Nv Market
course, tPeter,burg,l would have done rcdt
10 any horse IN tie world - Erbaei from
Capt. J. J. Hsri,oas isiisr "a l-Jl
II think him Byron timely bred. ard ouc
of the haudsomost horses ! ever saS.
never saw han run, bot have heard his train
ers speak highly Of hinl- - EEfraci Jfon
" Ssiasnb litter in l-3O.
Byron, Of whom YOU have heard va,
purchased by me at , years old Tor 500, -
% the most approved blood IA \irs,n.a. aud
certainly the most beautiful aIlua' IN the
world, aud % the finest iorm. Nh,r three
years old, Byron received az inJus iu ono
Of bis fore icgs. which prevented Boon from
showing any figure on the tart. thoush 10 a
PTirafs Inal which cot Johnson 49,. be
PRONOUNCED him abie TO ruu with any horse
Of has age IN the WoiA When LEI do~n en-
urely, toi. johnson purcbi.rd HIN Of me
has <. dam bet Bounce. sold o. liicen wears
old for 5000. and produced her dIfcrcui
owners "a ooln acfusiiy tol4 81 900, aud
now have letter by me, Offering me Si5OI
for one Of her colts two years old. - r.
iraei q litter Jrom D.. Ian .H,r-s, 10
g'Aiis'aaA 81 Hlnorsr county, 10 lsJO.
PEDIGREE.
Byron 4, fun Eve feet thres and half is.
chos high. seven years old next .pring. a enc
bay, very great beauty, excellent acton.
form and strength. Tie was gotten Nv tho
celebrated race horse virsinian, Who ua,
oerisInl, among Sir Arrhy', 6rst fssaufite
sons, bis dam was Coquette (.he By St Ar
chy,l who was also the dam q the di-tin-
guished race mares ViTginia Lafayeue AMI
Virginia Taylo Coqusiiss dan was the
celebrated old Bet Bounce, she va, also the
dam Of Arab, Darshebs, (cop-iGsred The
most promising young mare ever raised b.
ths or any other counlrys shc died very
young, never having run but one race.
which ~as against the esiebrated Htsrt.
which she won very easily. Henry beng uo
match for hsr.) Tsrih, Br,lliant, &c. Be-
Bonnee was d, toe imported Sw lIsrr,, ihs
best son Of sir Peter Tea1ie . a h5 old
Medley, Z. z. By Mark Anttnuy; 2.
d by Jolly Roger &. q. tie ismgg,
imported mare Jenny Cameron
WA " JOHNSON
PERFORMANCES.
Spring, ls2-. then three years OIL lc raa
Tor the great sweepstakes. over TIE iallfat
course, NoTth Carolina. 10 which there we're
seven subscrlbcrs, 500 each. ~bru be- We
the second horse making fus race % good
time, although he was quite lans &c several
days before the race. Fall alter, ~ ran for
the post stake al Norfolk. I've stariinz. iso
mile heats, entrance two hundred dollars sarh.
This was among the best races over run .n tho
state fAs 'seond ASat IN 7hrse sfau'ss fo,fy to
'seoHas; won by Policy Hopkins. Leatlng BYRON
net isHgfh. lie again became latse and 90
not run for another race, was turssd out ari
rested the next spring Fail 1929. 4 put hial
va training, and continued him uosil bis defrr
tive ieg gave way. when WAS obliged 90 gi,e
him up Nhilc sound had Tho highest ap-.-
ION ~ him. Ills stock y much approved. ms-
~ of his family cold very high, rs dan 81 ~
@NAi' VIZ i'i 80" tbifAfNt Nm = ~ ~ ~ NfaTe
Old Tor 1900 dollars sally Melville 90 leH
dollars, Arab for 5000 dollsrs, Brilliant fr
1000 dollars Tariff for 1000 dollars Tl-
distinguished race mare Virginia LAFAYETTE
irom ihc same mare va Byfon's dam. g,.I
dollar, was refused for her Just before d.,
Death Byron himself attWo wears Cd "a 81.
dollsrs. and lately one half 81 him far i5rD
dollars. virginia Tay lor. also out e The am.
mare, 2OOu Was refused for. a YEAR, aII
run togr races. won three q She m--0ue ~ i'
races she won AS 90 three heats u two n.i.ss
each, snd each q tie three be ats Ess ron f
Z iA'ss Esiuui,s aad 0fy-iseo sesadf. etIuf BIOL.
/ hne speed and bottom. 4 yeaFiing ffly oat 81
the same mare. 1000 dollars vas Refused for
I and Others held az high pfires
W a. JOHNSON
YORICIA.