Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-23
FLcxr1LE. CrnnpoarED)

UvtiiS celebrated English racer and stall
~ lion, just imported by Dr. Merritt, will
make his hrst season in the United States
10 end the first of July at my stable about
~ miles east Of Battleloxn IN Clarke coun-
~, Virginia. at go the leap, II pad the mo-
meni the service - performed; II not. then
1t will be considered aud charged a. the - A.
sou, $50 the season, which ma, be discharged
by the payment Of $40 IL paid before the
II day OF July next. aad $40 Insurance. to
De paid rs soon as the mare j. known To lee
IN fosi; (psrt,ns with the mare or irregular
attendance at the stand forfeiis insurance.
aud SD cents cash to the groom. 10 bc s,nt
with the mare; pss,urage can be furni,he! at
80 cents per week, but I will not be ac-
EQUITABLE Tor accidcnts ore>capes Gentle.
men wishing their mares fed Ou grain " ~
give written directions To that effect, A. IL
vail be pH'ehassd aud furnished at the neigh
bOrhood prices.
P'irilssss granted. Any gentleman putting
hive mares oI las own wiii be entitled TO the
attn mare gratis. company Of gentlemen
putting sir mares, and each oLe being ar.
eountabIe for oil. will be entitled IL the sixth
mare gratis mare taxing hut once ~ ~ br
charged for the leap oblt, unless insured, II
second time, At the time Of the second per.
Torrance the owner may select rnhrr sea.
son or insurance. Gentlemen, when they
send their mares, must write upon what
terms they Will PIT them Mares not sati,.
fed at the expiration Of the season will De
Permitied tn go on TO him free Of further
charge for has services (Inic.s they have "a.
Ken ham but once, then UulN sulictent To taxi
Them from ap toto SEASON. until he leave.
here, ~ -omo time ~ the tall. Mares pu,
last ysar IL John Richards hS the leap or ,sa-
'on. aud failing. may be Insured tbs year to-
fieN.oie at The season price, u their arcourt>
shall be pad up b, The 1T OF next Na,-
Nirr> Pu' i,is year hy the leap or season
ind ialiinc. may be insured the next wear Ia
40, horse then standing at my stable at Tie
Frice ot the ssaSrn ut such horse, if thr,r
account. for ms wear shall DE settled at the
expiration Of hss season; TO mare will be
eniitled To these privilege, and advantage,
uniess the terms are strictly complied with
Gcntlemen had better seize THIS opportunity
to OBTAIN a. many colts from tins celebrated
race horse as they can Tor IL ma, DC their
last chance.
Flexible Is in fine health. lifr aud viyor.
but having Just crossed the Atlantic, AMI
then travelled 10 my stable, it will not, Of
course, be ~ my poser to travel him from
hom.-w here nay frieGds are invited 10 cali
a's ~ ht'al iSi ANfUNtlNC>. W. consequence
oi all these circumstances, ! now OTTER hiG,
to the consideration OF the public, at a lower
Price Tor his services than his owner expect
ed; lower than an, horse Of his performances.
blood aud preiensionS ~ the UuIted States;
and probably much lower Than lie will stand
again.
II will he seen by the annexed extract.
from the most authentic periodicals of Eng
isnd. that fie ,ible - horse of the highest
quii'y IN his performances having beaten
some OF the finest horses ON the English turf
ha'ing gwen 10 horses oG his own age, great
advantage ga weight; ard Of the age Of 3
years, Flexible iron tie extraordinary uum.
Der oi races IA that one Year. aud amongst
them Jour mile race with htsry weight: aud
IN his blood no, only pure, out Of the highest
quality, his sire, Whllebonc's, stock BEN,
considered universally IN the periodicals. a.
remarkable for their racing qualities, and his
dam, after producing race horses, wa, pur-
chased Tor the King Of Pru,.Ia's breeding
stud JOSIAH WA. WARE.
BetryNille, Clarke county,
March -, 1886. {