Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-23
CHANTICLEER.
This thOrough-bred Horse

M III stand the ensuing season (which
mas now commenced add will end on
voc ie'n OF July at nv stable. on tie farm be-
longing 10 Mr. Forrest, one mile from I.eetown.
on the road leading 20 Charlsstowp and ha lei
10 mares al the low rate of g the lean IN ho
paid cash in every case whs n the .-r,;cs =. ,.n.
deTed, or the season will be charged $40 the
season. II paid by the 10th Of July rev, r M,
paid, $50 will be Charged and $50 insurance to
be paid - soon as the mare - known To he 4,
foai. Parting with the mare. or irregular At.
tendance at the stsnS, forieiss tue insurance -
Va every case, 50 cents (oSsh) TO the Groom. to
be sent With the mare.
CHANTICLEER
Is a beautiful dark bro,r,i, sixteea hands
high, 'cithoUt ;ci.ite, of good SAFE and
action.
PEDIGREE.
chaniioiecr was bred by the late James @.
G,een, Esq 81 Nansemoud county. Virginia
ioaled IN le26-got by Old SIR Archie, out OF
Black Ghost, (,hs best brood mate Of her dsy)
She vas got by Lightfoors imported horse oscar;
her dem, P,il-Box, BY the imported horse Pants
loon; her dam Neipomene, 5y Burwrii'. IRA
Weller, her < Z dam Virginia by uId Marx An
hon,i her : . dam Polly Bird, by the import
ed horse Ar's'oilei bergg gg dam Young Boz
Y ny Lass, 10y The imported horse Jolly Roger. out
81 tho Imported mare BOhry Lass by Bay Rsiton
l-D2ti-ys Arsbian- Blsriy Tuik---Ts aolet
Baro- Places White Tufk-NatgrsI sarb
Mare.
have said that Black Ghost was one Of tho
best brood mares OF hsrdsy o. proof ofthis 4
need ouly state that, she j. he dam of the fol-
loving race and brood mares Gen Wynn's
Isabella, one &C the best racers Of her CAV fs,d
dam 81 Cot. Wynn's hne horse Aa,H Martha
Washington. ard Picton, - Colun,hia Cthe dam
{ of Kate krnnon, Meg Dodd's sHd Mss Matte,
that beat virginia Taiior. 4 mile heats on Long
l.land,-ali got 10y sir Archie, and full sisters
I to Ckaniiclcer.
1 CLINTICLEER was trained when three
years old by James =. Garrison, ESQ. but IN con-
s,qae0ce OF an injury sustained IN one Of hi.
feet, when colt, he was run Only once Ia
that race, though unsuccessful, he ran with
credit. u was ard still Is the opinion Of Mir
Garrison, that but for his lsmeness he would
have won the race.
lie IVES trained 1T s years old, BY Mr.. CARR
son, with tbs hope that he had recovered. bat
m trial hs foot gave way again, aud he wa,
turned out In tina trial he beat both Of his
competitors.
PRIPHEGEs GRANTED.
Any gentleman putting four mares Of hi. own
can have the benefit Of the Season for Aao n ho
pays :he same BY the 10th of July nsxt Apy
company OF genilemen putting Eve mares, and
each becoming responsible Tor the " hole can
have the benefit Of the Season for S50-ifthey
pay Inc same BY the 10th of July neat
ishure 10 comply. ~ either case, will cause
me To charge the regular Season price
Az mares failing 10 prove in fosl can TO The
Fan Season, free Of further charge
6en'lemen sending mares from . distance.
can have grain and PssiursEe furnished at the
neigh oou'hood Pr'er, provided . written no.
tee To inst eject ne sent with the mare
The greatest possible care will be taken 10
?: event accidents and escapes, but no response
hiIity ~ilI be incurred.
y. b. 10 being thus particular ia stating
terms, ! wish TO Lessen the trouble Of bsreaining
IN every instance, aud also the necessity of re-
ius'ng TO alter the terms in any manner FOR they
are now too low 10 be profitable The LIBERAL
end candid will sad aust be saiiahed 4 mu,t
beg OF all oct 10 judge my hoFse by the price.
which have been induced TO rc'uee to auit ths
LINES In conclusion, let me repeat that ala
"srsains viii be made according to the bill,
without regard TO any per-on or persons
THOMAS g. BAYLOR.
March ~. 1901