Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-30
CHANTICLEER.


Ehhs th0rossEfa-brca Worse
~iLL sissd the ssssiag ssssoa (which
hss nev commenced ssd will end On
NE ie,h Of Ju'yl NJ ny ssasls, On ne farm BE-
socxins 70 nn- Forrest, enc mile from Leetous,
70 nsrss % the low rate Of az ne ,..s' I. Ia
pad cssh IN every ssss vhss ne serves 4 ran.
Ssrsd, 90 ~ sssscn wti, b ehsrx,S sI9 she
ssssss, u paid b the 10Th Of Jsis psxs. m 81
paid. $40 wili b charged; and $50 assurance 10
Be paid a. soos % the mare 10 known 10 B. In
zeal. 5srsisg With the mare. or irregular az
issdsses st shs stss<, fesSsita the s.ursue.
In every esss. 50 ossss (sssA) 70 The Grooa, TO
be ssDt with the nsrs-.
CHANTICLEER
Is beautiful dark broscn, sizfeen hands
high, 'cithouf ,chite, efsood sise and
action.
PEDIGREE.
Chandelier vas bred BY The late yanss @.
Gssea, Fac. Of ksnseneaA eoun.y. Virwhnis---
iossed N isae-get BY Old SIR ArcAss, oct e
blaek Chost, (tbe best brood mare Of her asy.l
She vas GOT by Lish,foots i'm ported hssss Oscar,
nsr dam, fiii-Box, b. the Imported horss Psats-
loom her 6 dan Nelponeas, sy Burv sIrs rr,.
weller; her dam Virginia, By Old MARI Az
theny; Der dam Polly Bird. Lv the ls.oort-
cd horse Arlsietis; her sgKE dan Young Ron
ny Lass, By the imported horse Jolly Roger. cut
OF the Imported mare Bouny Lass. By Bay Bolteu
l-Dafieys Arssisn- Byerly Turk--Tsaolst
Barb risess "hise rurk-Natursi Barb
Mare.
have said that Black Ghoss vas one Of th,
best brood mares Of her day. In proof ofthi., 4
need ooiy state that, she IL the dssn Of the fol-
lowing race and brood mares Gen WYNN,
isseslis, one Of the best racers Of her esy, lead
dan Of Col wynns hss horse Aasii, Martha
Washington, add Pieton, y Columbia, tAe dam
of al Me- a..
that beat Virginia Tailor, n,ils heats on Log
isisnds-ali Got BY Sir Archie. and full sisters
10 Chsnticiser.
CfLfIhTfCLEER. w,. trained when tAres
years old BY James 3. Garrison, Esq., bat in coos
.eauenee Of On injury sustained 10 one Of =
feet. when colt, he vas run only once. In
that race. though unsuccessful, he ran with
credit. II was and stil 10 the opinion Of Mr.
Gsrrisoa. that but for his ismensss he would
have won the race.
He was trained at years old, by Mr.. CARR.
500, with the hope that be had recovered, but
In trial his foot gave vsy sgsin, snd he was
turned out. IN this trial be beat both Of hs
PRIVILEGEs GRANTED.
Any gentleman patiiag four mares Of hIs own
can have the bench, Of The Season for go, 10 he
pays ;he sams BY the 10Th Of July nsx,. Any
company Of gehtIsmsn putting ave mares, sad
each becoming responsible for the ~hols, can
have the benefit Of the Season Tor S5O-ifthey
pay the sane by the 10Th Of July next.
failure TO comply, In either case, will cause
mo TO charge the regular sessoa price.
All mares failing 60 prove in fosl, esa 90 the
Fall Season, free Of fufiher charge
GentIenen sending mares from q distance.
can have grain and Pssiursge furnished 4. the
neighoourhood price, provided q wriitsa no.
tiee TO that effect be sent with the mare.
The GREATEST possible care will be taken TO
prevent accidents and escapes, but no rs,pousi-
biiity will be incurred.
~ u. In being thus particular in stating
terms, ! wish 10 lessen the trouble Of bareaininS
IN every instance, and also the necessity Of re-
fusing TO alter The terms IN any manner, Tor they
are now too low 10 be profitable. The liberal
and candid will and must be satisfied. I must
beg OF all not to judge my horse by tho price
which have been induced to reduce. to suit The
times. In conclusion, let me repeat that eli
bargains viii be made according TO the bill
without regard 10 any psrson or persons
THOMAS q. BAYLOR
March 10 I5l0-tf