Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-05-14
CHANTICLEER.


This th0roagh-brcSl Horse
"ZiLL stand the ensuing season fvh,eb
w has nov commenced and will end ON
The Ieth Of July at my stable. on the farm be-
LOGGING 10 Mrs Forrest, ere mile from Lee,ovs.
on The road heading 10 Chariestown, and he let
20 mares al The low rate Of 81 the leap, 10 DO
paid cash In every case whsa the ssrvie. !. r,a-
dered, or the season viii be charged sia the
season. II paid by the 10th Of July next, IL not
paid, $40 will be ehsrgedi and $50 Insurance, to
be paid - coon as the mne IL known 10 be In
fosl. Parting with the mare, or Irregular at
tendance AZ the stsnc, forfsits the insurance. -
Ia every case, so cents (essh) to the Groom, To
be sent With the marc.
CHANTICLEER
Is a beautiful dark brotcn, sirfeen hands
high, ,cithoSt tchite, efgood size and
action.
PEDIGREE.
chsniiciser was bred BY the late james @.
Giesn, Esq OF Nanssmond county, vrEioia--
foaled IN ls26-got by Old Sir Areh,s, out Of
Black Ghost. (the beat brood mare sf her DAY.
She MAS got BY Lightfooib Imported horse Oscar;
her dam, Pill-B BY the imported horse Panta-
loon; her 6 dam NeiponsDe, by Burwslrs Ira
weller; her G dam Virginia, by Old marx An
,hOnyi her &c dam Polly Bird. ~ the import
ed horse Arisiollei her gggg dam Young Bou-
ny Lass, by the imported horse Jolly Roger, out
OF the imported marc BoBny Lass, on Bay Bolton
-DarieyS Arabian Bysry Turk--TsGolst
Barb Places White Tufk-Ns,urai Barb
Mari.
ihsvs said that Black Ghost wa. ons Of the
best brood mares Of her day. Ia proof Of this, I
need only state that, she II the dam Of the fol-
lowing race and brood mares Gen. wynns
Isabella, one Of the best racers Of her Gay, land
dam OF Col. Wynn's ane horse Anvii, Martha
Warrington, and PietoB, = columbia, 1.-THE dam
OF Kate ksunop, Meg Dodds ssd Mss Matte,
that beat Virginia Tailor, mile heats on Long
isiand.-ali got by sis Archie. and full sisters
to Chandelier.
ciLf.sTIcLEER Was trained when three
years old BY James s. Garrison, Esq., but in con,
sequence Of en- injury sustained In one Of biz
feet, when coll, he was run only once. Ia
that race, though unsuccessful, he ran with
credit. u was and st'lI Is the opinion OF Mr..
Garrison, tsas but for his lameness he would
have Won the race.
He was trained Of years old, by Mr.. Garri-
500, with tbs hope that he had recovered, but
IN trial his foot gave way again, aud be was
turned out. In this trial be beat both Of his
competitors.
PRIVILEGES GRANTED.
Any gentleman puttiug four mares Of his own
can have the bene6t OF the Season Tor AlO III he
pays he same BY tho 10Th Of July next. Any
company OF gentlemen patliag i've marss, and
eseh Oeeoniog resPonttole Tor The ~ hoIe, can
have the beneht Of The Ssssoa for eSO--ifthsy
pay the same by the 10th Of July next
failure TO e0mPly, in either case, will cause
me TO charge the regular Season price.
All mares failing TO prove Ia foai, eau 20 the
Fall season, free Of further charge.
Gsstie@ea sending mares from q distance,
can have grain aud pasturage furpished az the
asighbOurhood prices provided a written no.
tee to that effect be seat with the mare.
The greatest possible care will be taken to
prevent accidents snd escapes, but no rsspousi-
biliiy iii be Incurred.
N. b. In being thus particular in stating
terms. uish to lessen the lreahls Of Bargaining
IN esery Instance, and also the necessity Of re-
fusiag TO alter the terms In any mannsr for they
are now too low 10 be profitable. The liberal
and candid will and must b satisfied. I mnst
beg Of ell rot TO judge my horse By the price,
which have been induced TO Fedaes 10 suit the
times. In conclusion, let me repeat that all
bargains will be made according 70 the bill,
without regard 10 sny psrsoa or persons.
MsrsSia. Is4O-tI