Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-02-01
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
CKYLARKI-This HIGH bred Young and /

! 9 KYLARK This high bred Young and beauti.
| ~ full horse will be in Stanton On Monday March
l4th, 1852 for the purpose OF making arrangements
for Spring season. Gentlemen who wish to rear
stock for the turf, saddle or light harness. would do
we'll to avail themselves of this opportunity for il is
seldom that chance occurs of breeding from such
noble animal He is rich bay, and his colts for size
form and action combined are second TO none in the
Union. Those wishing his services will please meet
me either in person. by proxy by letter. at the Ma
tional Hotel, on the above day. TERMS, sis the sea
son. to be discharged by $l2 in advance; S25 to in.
sure. gentleman putting mares will be charged
as for 4; company putting or more, the sixth will
be gratis
PEpIGREE.-Skylark by imported Skylark, dam by
Victor g. dam by Claybrooks afterwards Spanglers)
Napoleon, g. g. dam by Johnson's Medley, g. g. z.
dam by the Arabian Leopard. Imported Skylark won
AZ races and "a kings plates, more than any other
horse ever won. He was handicapped to carry the
extraordinary weight of 2lO lbs When years old he
challenged the world to run mile heats under the
heaviest weights. No horse accepting the challenge,
he was Withdrawn from the turf, an5temisaed Vic
tor by Contention, and he by Sir Archy, dam by
Minors Escape, e. dam by Sans Culette, g. &. by Ma
homet Napoleon was by Cheshire's Napoleon, and
he by imported Domede (sre OF Sir Archyl; dam by
Balls Florizelle, g. dam by imported Wonder, g. &.
dam by imported Diomede, g. g. 6. by imported Med
ley. Medley was by Sir Hal, and he by imported Sir
Harry; dam by Sir Archy; G. dam by imported Med
ley, 6. g. dam by imported Centinal, 6. 6. g. by i'm
ported James, &C., dc.
nal, American Turf Register, and American Stud
Book, and hand bills in possession of the groom.
Winchester, Feb l, '59-tf G. SLOAN.
A VALUABLE LITTLE FARM IN MAR.
n KET.-0n Saturday the 26M of this month Feb
ruary, will offer at public auction, on the premises,
my farm situated 81 miles n. w. of Saunton on the
MI. Scion road, and adjoining the land of Joseph F.
Cline, Joseph T. Cline, David Fultz and Robert
Snaps heirs, &c. The tract contains l02 ACRES,
all cleared but about 25 30 acres and in fine state
of cultivation. II lies beautifully TO the sun, and
there is not foot of it that cannot be cultivated
have planted 800 YOUNG APPLE TREES of the
choicest kinds, which dourishing and doing WELL
Besides which there about 100 apple trees now
bearing, and about 200 peach trees and variety OF
other fruits. The improvements comfortable; the
fencing in large part is made OF plank and locust
post A considerable portion of the land is well set
in grass. This land lies so near Staunton there is
first rate market afforded for everything raised the
place, from bullock down TO an egg.
will take pleasure in showing it to any one be-
tween now and the day Of sale
Terms reasonable and made known at the sale
In my absence call on Breeze johnson and J. D. I'm.
boden Esqrs at Staunton, Isaac Hardesty, at Har
risonburg, for information. s. L. CLARKE.
Feb l. Observation-Disclosures papers COPY.