THE NOTED RAGE HORSE

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NKIILL stand the ensuing season at MT w Robinson's, one and half miles from Tuscaloosa, on the north side of the river, at T'4uenfy Dollars the season, which may be

 dischargedb by the punctual payment of Fiffeen Dollars on or before the first day of July next, at which time the season will expire; Ten l DoHars the single visit, which will be de- manded at the time of service and Thirty Dollars to insure a mare to be in foal, paya-

 ble when that is distinctly ascertained, or the

 right of property is transferred, with Fifty Gents to tho Groom as compensation for his ! services. Every attention will be paid to prevent accidents, but no liability whatever. The season will commence the 10th of March,

 and end on the 1st of July. Mares sent from

 distance, to be kept with the horse, will be

 well attended to at moderate price.

 DEscRIpTIoY.--Junius is beautiful sor- rel, five years old the ensuing spring. He is of fine size, being full fifteen hands three

 inches high, possessing fine bone and muscle :;

 and has as much of the Race Horse appear ance as any horse in the country. As an evil dence of the fact, Junius has never met with

 his equal but one time, and at that time he

 was very lame, and in bad order to run.

 PERFoRMANcE.--In the fall of 1929, when three years old, he won the Jockey Club Purse at Florence, Zone mile heats, beating Capt N.

 Davis Kitty Clever, and Horse of MT Tho

 mas Kirkman, with ease He was then taken to Nashville, the fall of 1880, and run one mile

 heat, and was beaten. He was then taken to

 Dallas county, (Ala.) and there run for the

 Jockey Club Purse, two mile heats, which he

 won at three heats, beating MT Harrison's

 horse Duke Charles, and Maj. Bibb's horse

 Marshal Ney. and Wm. Robertson's black

 mare. The week after, ran him match

 against Mai. Bibb's horse Napoleon, 3 miles and repeat, 5000 side, which he wen with

 case at two heats.

 PEDIGREE.-Junus was by Timoleon; his dam by Madison, of Virginia; his grand dam by Medley; his great grand-dam by Fear nonght T1t491 JOHN BLEVINS.