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& "a DERSONS desirous of breeding
t4A SygSSE3 II from Stallion of the purest and
INK f5SS most authentic pedigree, of fine ac-
iAs&l1ekSA ton and symmetry, of great muscular
power and good temper and sound constitution, have
the opportunity of doing so; and on the most
reasonable terms.


The above named Horse, the property at Charles
Manly. Esq rich SorreI, with faxen Name and tail,
and in appearance very like his grandsire Sir Charles,
six years old, will stand the ensuing Season CON-
mencing st March, and ending Ist july ls45, at the
Plantation of Charles Manly, Esq. three miles east of
Raleigh, and will be let to at Ten Dollars the
Season, and Fifteen to ensure, Fifty Cents to the
GTOOM for each Mare


Pastnrage and grain will be furnished Mares, if des-
red the usual Terms. Every precautioD will be ta-
ken prevent accidents, but liability Is assumed for
them s}
The Pedigree ofSirap here given for the information
of Breeders and for their qualification reference is made
to the Turf Register and SpOrtsmans Herald and Stud
Bood for the Memoirs Portraits and racing History OF
his Ancestors, where it will be found that he comes on
both sides from the very best blood in England and Amer
ica. .
His pedigree may be relied Authentic and he is
recommended to the Public with great confidence, as
possessing all the requisites necessary for the PoPaga-
lion of Stock intended either for the Turf the Saddle,
the Harness or the Plough. -.s.


SAMUEL LEA
RaIeioh February l9 IS45. 49, r. =. ~