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fTyHIS msss dspftsl Racer aud gc.teF d Race
ii horses will stand this season tNhseh VIII
end Isl July II ny stable, "a miles esst d bsr-
ryvilla, ii $40 the season, 10 be paid % o. be-
fore ihs2ad 81 july next 500 insufahces % oe
paid IS sem as the mars Is known 81 pc y teal;
Parting with the mare of irregnls etsenuanee
a The sand, forleits the insurance, Groom ti,s
10 be seat with the mars. Part bred mAres can
come Al $25 Inc season, and sac iusorahcs, and
hltogethdr Coarse rnares ii SIS tho session. and
as INSURANCE. il paid 81 The adof July next Tor
season. nr is soon as kHown TO be IN foal for m
suFauce4 Otherwise there will be no deduction.
This Is A 6he grass country, end pasture y ~ pc
furnished ii 50 cents per week. Good attention
will hesraid n mares and colts. cafe taken 20
preveps accidents 81 escapes, but viii not be
aceoanleble for either Mares % lbe fed on
grain anust bring Wilton directions % that
effect viii BE- furnished as cheap rs possible.
a genleman putting 5 mares of bis own, will
be emitted % one oE them gratis company
putting s, and each one accountable All will
Be entitled 10 one Of them gratis. Mares must
bring Eith them written objections upon what
terms They are % Be put. MaFes put last yeas
81 thes ssason and failing, may be insured mi:
year a stasen pries, if|thsir aceopAbs i6is YEA,
tiled up BY July ~ talli6g, may Be insured mex
4 Pear % any horse then standing ii nv table. 4
season price Of such horse, il their accounts 70,
This yslar shall be seitledhy The "a July ne II
No mare will be entitled ID these privileges and
advantages, unless these terms are strictly com.
piled With.
Thesattension Of the public Il pas,icularlyin.
vised Id his game blood remarkable stoutness
land capacity 70 carry heavy weights, endure
great fatigue, and run long diktaneess and the
promise and rnunings DC hisaget, extracted from
the Sporting Journals, and other sources H..
l. sSk1LARk is the best son Of Naxy Pope,
winner ri the Derby. (who was the best son Of
Waxy, his dam Skylatk, ldam also OF Giles, a
Ieapita4 four mile horse,) was got Ay Musician.
out Of sister 70 Pirouette, BY young Eagle, Par
lrisott9,y Sir Peier--her dam Deceit, sister 10
the ysllow mare By Tandem-Ps rdlta BY Herod
E-FaiY Forester BY Sloe-F Observation-Disclosures
lCrofts 6sy barb-Makeless- Brmmer--Son Of
| Dodsw0rth-- Burton Barb mare.
Waxy Pope was BY Waxy. oui Of the famous
Eold PrDnella, who was dam also nf Penelope,
l(dam of Whaebone, Hhisker, Sc. IS Pafasol
Pelisses Podargns, Pioneer, Pledge, Pope, Joan.
Piquet and Prudence, ali names 81 distinction
Musician was got BY Worthy. Oh, Of Wood
bine, Edam also OF Music snd Minuet, both VIM
ners of lhe oaks,) 81 Woodpecker; Puzzle 81
Maichem Prir ess BY Herod lullaby Blank
Spectators dam bY Partner, Sc
Young Eagle, own brother 10 Eagle & Spread
Eagle, was gal By Volunteer. dam BIZ HiehAyer.
Enginper, Cade, Lass Of Mill, By Traveller,
Miss, Makeless, SC,
PERFORMANCES AND THOSE or HIS GET.
"SKFLAHKis in splendid health. Order and con-
dtion and will no doubt please your country better
than any horse they ever had, saw or can see He
rich bay, beautiful, gay, Of yers superior action
and power, strong enough for tray, and is 10 day
the next horseto Priam If not fully his equal Ma
ny 81 enr best Judges think kyiark's colts in this
country, aye tbs finest they have ever seen il size
bone and appearance, except perhap Fsldes colts
ndeeq or size, COLOR game, and stoutness his colts
are nearly all uneqaalled. He has had three colts to
START "a hmertca--al are winners aud some Of them
several tunes. OF their trimmings and winnings In
Ireland and England. cannot say enough; last wear
his colts won ont Of i6 Kings Plates in ireland.
more than half of all run for and against the get 81
sir Hercules, Pram, Neleeipede, Emlins, Econp-
MIST Sre Of Harkawsy, and all the other stations
neaflyof ireland and England. He has had only
three pr four colts carried over Ia England -
All were winners, and some Of them many times on
the Engsh turf II will thus be seen they have been
successful wherever tried-his colts Hre very cele-
bralsd i9r the saddle, the chase, as hanlers as
well as on the turf Many 81 his colts have Won n
4,mlles and mile heats.'' But observe ms OWN
performances. A
@5k3lark won 40 races, heavy weights. long
distances, - Kings Plates, more than any other
horse ever won. He won near 90 races Of 8
and 4miles, many of them heats, aud sometimes
too races he same day Ia the handicap races he
generosity carried heavier weights than any 9TH
ler' Yiie1 gave or years and great odds in
Welgnts-in the same day carried 1853 lbs, 3
i 1iatts, and 81 IDS giring IA u.s. asd non both
races Frequently forlthe Kings Plates, carried
from l5Uto l7O lbs 4Emiles. He beat Econo-
mist. sire Of Harkaway; be beat Lady Elizabeth
! miles twice, carrying loo lbs. and she ran i
miles in minutes As seconds, wih .l35 lbs. ON
her Asa proof OF the high estimation ia which
ne stood with turfmel, he was handicapped to
carry the most extraordinary and unAfard of
tceightof 2l0 lbs. for me Corinthians The alter
atoms ~ the Kings Plates hare been attributed 10
ms unparalleled performances, ichich hare been con-
ssdsrtd Iuaripalied on any turf. At 8 years old,
he challenged the world to run four miles under
me very heaviest weights. No horse accepting
me challenge, he was Withdrawn from the turf
.iHotsmishsd.n JOSIAH WM.TWARR,
Near Berryvillo, CLARKE county. Va.
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