THE CELEBRATED RACE HORSE AND STAu


ARGYLE,
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WILL stand The ensuing season: at tho


w lalion of Samuel Mays, in Flint Dis
Cherokee nation. He will be let to mares sl
the season. and ,hn. paid within the year.
duclion of 90 per cent. being made for mo
paid within the season. The season to comm
on tho lsI day Of March, and end the 30
June.


Every care will be taken Of tho mares,
their foas, bu. no liabilities will be incurrc
sscn pes or accidents. Good pasturnge will b
vided, and mares fed on grain at rea,o'
price. and servants boarded gratis. Shoc
mare not prove in foal, she shall have the ID
OF the succeeding Fall season gratis.


DESCRIP TON AND PEDIGREE.
ARGYLE is jurk brown, without whit
cept star. fifteen hands and three quarler
possessed Of uncommon bone and muscle,
form combining with pei feet symmetry, ever
sen,nl of Race Horse. lie is now fopi
years old, having been foaIed in Maryland, 1
prlng Of 1880. He was sired by the famous
Tonson, his dam Thistle, was by Ogles Osca'
grandam by DR.. Thornton's imported Hors
den, hi, &. graudam by Mr.. Halls SPOT; a
g. &. g. dam by DR.. MarshaIl's Hyder Ally
was by Lindsay's Arabian.


PERFORMANCE ON THE TURF.


The performances Of ARGYLR on the Tuh
placed him in the very first rank Of Ame
Horses, as Racer, while those Of his GET q
him to m equal standing as n Stallion. Hsf
ed first at Orangeburg, s. G.. in 1884, and 4
Barnweli, Augusta, Macon, Columbia and
ton two, three, and four mile heats, beating
~ Wallace, Ra,tesnake, (.hree times,)
Ashton, Rushlight, Bertrand, jr., (twics' 4
tummes, g., &c. He never los. heat, aile
rarely, if ever, put up to his speed, until
,raordinary defeat by John Bascombs 10
tho circumstances of which are familiar @
one. Subsequently he was trained and rnk
great success in Virginia; and in May, ~
the Central Course at Baltimore, after runn'
the first hea, Of three miles and losing IL
head, in S minutes and 45 seconds he VI
second heat in minutes and 40 seconds r
the best second heat Of three miles recor
the American Turf, and the most brilliiS 4
formance of year, surprising all Others 3tI
richness Of its annals. 90 b


DurlnS INC saIne week, ana on tue SUM-
one of his daughters. Kate Seaton, woa VI
sweepstakes Of $4,000, heating fine h'al
great ease, such coincidence being hhk
known upon the Turf.


ARGYLE stood but one season until y :
1910, and to limited number Of Mares, ua
Of which were thorough bred yet bis COW
won nine out Of eleven rnces for which 'nsssss
been started, beating at ono, two and thre'ca
the get of many Of our best Stations, besldss,n
imported colts. some Of them in first ra's -
Two Of his get, tho Governor" and skate
were unrivaIIod upon the Turf by any VI
heir ago.


The owner of ARGYLE, in bringing
the West, in the Cherokee Nation, Pre'eS
with confidence 10 the Public, as being U
way on account Of his blood, size, and y
performance on the Turf, so remarkable
lance, rs we'll as speed. and the extraordias
cess Of his get;-worihy of their entire w
l!on. r'.. -i SAMUEL Ae
Pot Gibson, G. NJ, Jan. Goth l64s.


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