Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-16
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TWNHIS most capital Racer and >getser II Rage
- Horses will stand this SCI son which 4ill end
ist Of Jlly) at my stable, I-9 miles cas-, ofbery
Vile at $40 the season, 10 be paid on or beorc the
I'd Of Jolly next $60insuranee to be paid poon as
the marc is knownto be in f9aI. Parting 'tilh the
mare irregular attendance lat the stand, torteies
the insurance Groom 81, to be sent with the mare.
Part bred mares can come 81 SIS the seasen, and
$40 insurance. and altogethfr coarse masesat $40
the season, and $q5 INSURANCE, il paid b. tie 81 Of
July next for season, or sdon as the marc sknOwn
to be in foa for insurance, Otherwise there Will be
no deduction. This is hnf grass country and pas
ture will be furpishcd u 81 cents per week. Good
attention will be paid 70 me and colts. care taken
10 preyent accidents or esdapes, but willtnot be
accountable for eiiher.-N ares 10 be led on grain
must bring written directikn 10 that effect Il will
be furnished as cheap al possible. genlembh
pulTng nsrzs of his I'd .ilI be eatitlsd d oneoI
them gratis. A company putting g. and EACH bne ac-
eountable for all, viii bel entitled 10 Que 81 them
gratis. Mares must bring with them writer drec.
tons upon what terms ih6 are TO be put Mares put
last year by the season ID failing, may De Insured
this year at season price their accounts vereseled
up by July q Isi3-Mafes put this year BIZ the sea
son and failing, may be snred next year 10 aR5 horse
then standing At my STABLE, at season price 81 such
horse ifther accounts1 hyesr shall be settled up
BY I'll of July next Nh mare WILDE entitled 70
these privileges and Advantages, unless these terms
are strictly complied tith.
The attention Of thd public is particularly Invited
20 his game blood redarkabe stoutness snd espasi-
" 10 carry heavy Weikhts, endure great fatigue and
run long distances, md the promise and tuinnngs
Of his getex,raeied f0m the Sporting Jourras, aEd
PEDIGREE.
ssSKYLARK is tie best son Of Wsxy Pops win.
ner Of the Derby, Iho was the best son of qsxy y
his dam Skylark, Jam also Of Giles, capitol four
mfle horss) was gof by Musician, out OF sisterlto
Piroueite, BY young Eagle, Psriisot by Sir reler-
her dam Deceit, sister TO the yellow mare 81 Tan
dem-Perdita BY Aerod-Fair Forester BY Sloe---
Forester-P artne9 -crofls bay Barb AsksIssz--
Brimmer-Son Observation-Disclosures Bavb Afsre
Waxy Pope waI by Waxy out of the famous Old
Prunells, who " dam also Of Penelope, ,aam 81
Whalebone, WHskey, &e,l Passol, Pelis3t, Po-
dargus, Pioneer. Pledge, Pope Joan, Piqiet and
Prudence, all nalnes OF distinction.
Musician wssksot byWorthy, out Of Woadbine,
fdam also Of NJ Bic and Minuet, both winners Of The
Oaksl BY Wood pecker Puzzle BY Mstehefn Prin-
ssby Hsrodi Julia by Black Speeistor's dam BY
Young EagE, own brother 10 e gle sni Spread
Eagle, was got BY Volunteer, dam, BY Higthyer
Engineer, Cade, Lass Of the Mill, BY Ira sller,
Misa Makeless. ke. E Ai
PERFORMANCES AND THOSE OF ms GET.
. SKYLARK is IN spleddid health, order ADD
condition. and will no doubt please your ooantty
better than any horse they bad saw or CAD see.
He is rich bay, beautiful, gay, Of very uRsror
ton and power. strong enough for Drsy md Is To-
day the next horse 10 Pciam, If not fatty hss e.
quail. MANY Of our best Judges think Skylarg's
colts in this country the finest they taze ever
seen in size, bone and appearance. except perhaps
fylde's colts indeed, for size, color. gprne ADD
siouiness, his eplts nearly al uneqasled He
has had three colts 10 start In Ameriea-slsrc win
uers aud some Of them several times. their RUB
ninss and winnings ia Ireland and EDglaod. ezanpf
say enough; last year his colts won ont Of &c
KINGS PLITEs 70 Ireland, more than half f al ran
for and against the get Of Sir Hercules PraF. Ne
locpesIe, Emilius, Economist, Sire Of HtfIzsay,
and all the other stations nearly Of lrylspS add En-
Gland. lie has had only three or four nits ear6sI
over 10 Ensis3d. ALL WEIR z WINNERS, ard
some Of them many times on the English turf II
viii thus be seen they have been successful phers-
e tredhis colts very celebrated fuT The ssdle
the chase IS hunters. we'll on the turf. sla-
~ Of his coils have four milcs ard Hour N De
heats But observe his oER Perforzaancess
sSkyl WON AZ RACES. hesvs weights lepg
- Kings flztss. more than any psistr
horse ever won, GTfie won near % saees Of sod
rniles. many Of Them heats, and sometimes tsre
races the SANG day In the handiesp rsees be gene
rally carried heavier veighls than any cshe often
gave Or yeHrs and grest odds Ia veigai--ln che
same d0g, carried 16S bs. miles, gitSAg g lbs.,
and ~ 6s, and svon bofh races Frsquentiy for The
kings Plates carried from $50 70 10 lbs miles,
lie beat Eeonomist, Sire Of IlarkaSay ~ Lea la
dy Elizabeth miles twice carrying i6S ibs. 80 s4e
ran miles in min As see, with lS5 sbss GA her.
As proof Of the high esinstion In which be stood
with Iurfmea ne vas handicapped 10 eaers the ms
dnd nzheara sueiglfs eesi0 10. Tor
he foriuthinns The alterations IN the Eings Plates
HAVE BEEN ATTRIBUTED TO- HIS IN |
PERFORMANCES. wfliCH HkgE |
BEEN CONSIDERED UNRIYALEDt ON Any |
TURF. 0fAt eight years old he challenged The |
aorld 70 run fsur miles under the very heAsiest 1
weithtG No horse aseepiing the challenge, be Waa 1
uilhdrsun from the turf aHblsmisked Il /
JOSIAH NM MARE
Near Bs11ypiHs, Clarke .. Virsi''ia.