Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-03-21
The Celebrated Thorough Bred Horse
NgEAEdiHsI e.


WHIiLL ,iand The rnsilina Spring season,
wv At the oIlowing places, ,iz: nj Abbr-
Vile Courl House; at iIr. Vincent Grihn's,
(ncar White fiaiL) and al the Subscrlb, RS
Pantation, lnear the Deadial) commencing
tie .lth day OF March, and w. visit lie sands,
III thr above order once III liiiic dlys, through
ont the Sea-oiI. which will expire the 18th day
OF June. and will be lei 10 mares ct the follow
ing prices, viz: weniy Duilars the single visit,
Tmirt, Dollars the sea>O;. and Fifty Dollars ~
suraIIcr. end One Dollar casil to the troom, ID
every instance In eases nt' companies OF six
mares. the season wal BE- reduced 10 Twenty
live Dollars Tor cacn mare. and proper iun;,-
bic deduction for The visit, or irs ans, bv nne
inlIvm becoming responsible iur all, aud any
Individual putting two or minrc mares nl his
own shall nave the same deduc ION. Mares
will be sept at the subscribers piant,iiun and
special care taken nithrm. at Twenty-Five ce;ts
per day. The visit and season money will be.
come due a the expiration Of The season, and
the Insurance money rs SoUn Us the mare IS as
rerlaned to be with io1. or transferred. in
which case the owner" If the mare. wien put,
will be held accountable for the money. All
possible care will be taken 10 prevent accidents
or ESCAPES, but no liability will he incurred for
either,
observation-disclosures is bealfifn Bay,
handsomely marked. with delightful coat of
hair, w,,ic!l Slicws his sll"eror stock. Ills ap.
paarance is connandi, S-hc is of tie greatest
power, substantially, and strength. lie will
be nine years old this Springs fall sixteen
!IlndS high, having superior siZr, large bnne.
AMI Is rs well mllsced as any other holse in
this, or any other country, and has Us .:uch dll.
rabitv.
Performance. -NrLLIrIEI;, the spring he was
three years o:d, raj Sweep. stakes over the Ie-
rus;lIem Course. mie heats. SIX Spbscrlb r., One
llund.rd Dollars entraIcc. .whe he was beaten,
prnIllgIou+y Y hard race. and not more han sIS
rrignt inc!!c. t;ie second neat The next week
ran, AMI wUu 4 sweepstakes. over the Nor
INK Course, mile heats; Twn Hundred Dollars
'nirancc. heating several colts with great cas..,
particularly til" second heat The wcen after
~, he ran anOt.lrr Sweepstakes over the
,0;tlway Course. ,uilr !Ic ,ts. which race he
""n three heals. under the hardest drive, every
:el. lIr WIS no. tIieri trained I'LL ucxt Srring.
lie was four wears uld when Inc ran 1t Tree
lila most inte:'s ing and .!lardro :tcd race
s.,ua he was beaten ny !iulalI ut four heats -
'5ayaId ana man; others. were III this race. and
SuIlIlier was OILY beat one foot the ,ast heat
l'he next week he went to Baltimore. and ran
aver the Central Course. four mile hrats for
lie Jockey Clnb purse, when he was beaten by
l'm lying Duic!Iman--a very hard racr; many
,icr horses running. hut only these two ron-
tending. The next fail re ran at Broad Rock,
Two mile heais. wnicl race he won at four heats.
beating seven others. atcr he had lost the frs,
md second heats. In this race he got bne OF
hs slnewS s:,r!lng; and has noi bccn trained
since.
The above is oil corrcc. and irrle
w. r. JOHNSON.