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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-08-15

HE fublcriber hereby gives public notice
TO all concerned that fire has been duly az
pointed AMI has taken Upon herfeif the trUt
Of al adminiRrarrix on the elate Of
JAMES FLINT.
late Of Bridgton, in the county Of Cumberland,
yeomah, deceafed, by giving bonds ~ the law
dire6ts: e. therefore requefs All perfons who
are indebted 70 the faid decealed eltate, to
make immediate payment and thofe who
have any demands thereor, to exhibit the
fame to ZIBAH FLINT,
A4gsF IS:
THE fubfcriher hereby gives public notice
= to all concerned, that ihe has been aulv
appointed and has taken upon herfsiF che
tru(f of an Adminifratrr, dc bonis non, wif1,
the will annexed, on the Elfste Of
JOHN LEWIS,
late Of Northyarmouth, in the ccahty or Cr,,.
berllnd, Efq. deceafed, by giving bond astbr
law direas--fhe therefore requels all nerCc.,g
who are indebted to the faid deceafed'' e0s+s
to make immediate payment !; and thofe wbr
have any demands thereon, to exhibit ~
fame TO MARI L4ITT YER
YsLy 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-08-15

Five hundred numbers will be conGdered
as day, drawing, and the fortunate num-
berS which depend on the days will be deter
mined accordingly Prizes of 1000 dollars
and upwards payable ia 80 days--prizes Of
100 and 500 dollars payable in so days, and
All others in 80 days, after the drawing fhall
he completed. Payment az utuaI in bills
generally current in this COMMONWEALTH, and
from The proceeds Of faid cIafs Prizes nor
demanded within one year after the drawing
Of faid cIals, will not be paid. Tickets rife TO
50 on the 9th Of September. To com
mence drawing 2sth September.
SAMUEL sW N iur.l 1r,.n..,
JAMES r. BALDWIN, s
Aygyf 9.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-08-15

THE fubferibers being appointed BY the
Hon. siIas Lee, Efq Judge Of Probate
for the connty Of Lincoln, to receive and ex-
anime the claims os the fevera creditors OF
the elfaFs or
Capt. JAMES YOUNG,
late Of Brillol, in faid county, deesafed, rep
reiented infolvent, hereby give notice that
they will vteod on iaid buiinsf, ar the houle
Of James Drnmmond, Jun. il Brifol % the
frit Monday Of September next, aud Of the
three following months, from rem to four
O'Clock on fsid days.
WILLIAM CHAMBERLAIN, ? C.usziJ-
JAMES DRUMMOND, JUS. 8 fsA<rs.
AEggF Is.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-08-15
NOTICE q

REFORMATION is hereby given, thar the
= Government Of this College will attend 10
the examination of candidates for adnifion,
on Thurlday the sth Of September, az o.
clock "A, M.
1t will be remembered, that The laws Of
College require thar candidates hond pro-
duce, from their inaructors, faiisfaetory GRE
dentials Of good moral character
Jesse APPLETON, P,siEssa;.
B,-sSoia coLl-es, .hsrgF IS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-08-15

BEEF FOR SALE.
w HOLE and half barrels Mels and no.
" BEEF, by l. RICHARDSON.
Ang IS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-08-15
Sabiea 70 10 dsda7ion. .--Mal

Blanks 10 O PrfZe.
"A part Of the above prizes will be drawn
in the following manner, viz.
The fri drawn blank on the Sd days
drawing, lhaII be entitled TO 500 dollars.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-08-15
CANAL LOTTERY.
ChlG Sixth IF Second Gram.

OCHE NJ r.
TWENTY thoufand Tickets a. 3 dollars
each are 100000 dollars.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-20
Richmond Tile Mam1act0ry.

THE subicriber having procured the ex.
Il elusive right to manufacture in this
and several other states Iarwood's much
improved Patent Tile for covering houses,
and at considerable expense erected the ne
cessary buildings, &c. for carrying on that
useful business extensively, now offers to
supply, at a short notice, any quantity that
may be required, at the moderate price of
Thirty Five Dollars per thousand, deliv-
cred at his factory.
He can with confidence, founded on &C.
tual experiment, in the covering of about
20 houses in this city, assert, that honses
can be covered with this tile as cheap in
the FIRST instance, as with shingles of the
FIRST quality, and when the security against
fire, the difference of insurance, the dura-
bility and particular construction on these
tile 10 resist the most penetrating rains and
SHOWS are considered, he cannot doubt of
meeting with considerable announcement.
1t requires only the examination of well
covered roof TO convince the most preiudi-
oed mind OF their superiority 10 any other
tile heretofore made, or 10 the best slate,
and will cost less than the latter, after pay
ing the expense Of water carriage TO al
most any part OF this continent.
Particular attention will be paid to orders
from other towns, and I'm all cases where
they are shipped, he will deliver them
whole and sound, along side Of the vessels,
at the expense Of carriage only to the pur-
chasers Any person skilled in the art of
thing, will put on those tile with great fa-
sility, bat where they cannot be procured,
he can engage a few here who have had
somc experience, and viii go a moderate
distance, if the JOB is ofsuficient magnitude
and their travelling expenses paid
BENJAMIN DU VAL.
Richmond, March -, 1908.
y B, wish to sell Patent Rights in Sc
vera her states.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-20
PEPFOR MAMcES.


This horse ranks vGy high as a racer, both for
sped and bottom. ashc proved successful in 60
races before re left theturf, 4 OF which he walked
over, none ventrring u start against him In 'e4
At Hambetcn. Yorkshire, on Wednesday, May,
l4ih he won sweepstakes of ten IS each, for
Year ODDS subscribers. 2 miles, beating mr. BE-
shells by Magnrn Bonum. Pierce's bf By
Young Marske. Turner'S Coniederacy, and Grad
docks CHI i.eicesIe,. AT York he won 5Oi for
) ear ods. beating Lowther's b C Griffin, Cromp
tons en- Ambush Shepherds Majcap, CIif,on's
c Cedar, and Gariorth's ch c--even betting on
Ambush against The field. At Manchester, in
June, he won 50l for year olds, two mile heats,
beanng Foreigner and Loyalist. At Stockton,
sept. 20, he won sweepstakes of &c Is each S
subscribers, then Sir Fl Wliamson's properly.
formerly mr. Rutohinson's, beating Fields Hirh
flyer, out of Wren and Turner's Delphine ---1In
1872 Hanbleton won times, ~ wit 4 handicap
Plate OF 5Cf mile heats. at years OLD, beg. ing
Insect. Blackegs and Wathins b S years old.
Az Edinburgh. July 20. he won his majestys
Pla'e or leo IS 4years old, mile heats, beating
G'eyson's b h Archer, years old, mr Peacock
chg Farmer, and mr. Wilson'S Creeping Kate.
a. Dumiries in Oet- he won 50. beating loid ID ar.
linSton's m Con:tan, Ef1796, Hannbleton won
al heiSo, Oe, S, purse of so gs beating mr. Bal
ior's Back Cock ~ 1897. he won tines, TO
wit-at Middleham. in Yorkshire, 4 sweeps,a ak es
Ct len IS each subscribers, s mile heats, beating
Merry Lad and Arthur. At Edinburgh, OIL Wed
nesday the Goth SO rs for all ages. bea.ing Eliza
Fox and Betsey. On Friday the 9Th. the ladies
sub,e: rsiV,' Fuisvof<o ~LSssis ri~,sirS., arIr
AT Mon'rose, in Scotland, August. he walked
yer the ground for a SCI plate, and also walked
over the ground for a Subscription of 5Oi. A.,
eelso. Oes IL for a plate of SO gs he walked over
the gfonnd-and also his majesty's IC0 rs given
10 the Czedonian Hunt, for any horse, &c. carry.
lag IL Sc mile heats, then 6 years cid. he won
against mr Wenwor;h's Trirnbush, Piernont's
lrrnmer' aged, and Kinkades Heaor, aged
and Saturday following purse of 5Ok ,ivcn ko
the HUM, free for any horse, &c. beating Fave.
wei ard Roh&er. At Carlisle he won 100 ps Of
mr. Sisweli, beating his b by Meteor. In i7o9
ne won a, Edinburgh, August, SCI for all ages
beating Maxwe'ps Arab, and mr. Maue's Hin
popo'anus. At Mon,rose he won plate of so
s. Tor all ages, beating Pi,fo,hre and Cont,a0or.
See the racing Calendars FOR the foregoing ye.rys,
WIN LIGHTFO0T.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-20

Albsmarls csuniy. Temple Hill, (Va)
do hereby certify that Mr. WIN I.ightfoot's
English horse Ha.lslei,on, stood a, my stable two
seasons, viz in 1896 and 1907 and consider MIN
TO be an excellent sure foal getier, as any horse
tina, have been acquainted with--I have seen
number OF his colts consider them large, fine
and handsome-Not ore that have seen was in-
dierent-I have previously pu, my fine mare
Lady Slipper TO Precipitats, Knowsley and Ham
bleson, and she brought colt by each, the Ham.
bleton consider much preferable. Civer nder
my hand 10Th December, 1907
James Xissoicing.
Charlotte County, 9th May, 1906
We the undersigned subscribers had colts drop
ped last season by>fiamhleton, and they are es.
,eemed by us and we bt..eve by the neighbours
generally, TO be remarkable good colts being for
the most part large, fine and handsome We
also believe that the season he stood in This coun.
~, he got as many colts as any horse could get
with the same number of mares
William Dzitc5eH, .1ames Lamtin,
C2emt Smi.6son. OveY,on Pettus,
Thomas Pettas, I'm l. Norton.
~ Tssfsy
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-20
Co!'i Pe1ormance8-London.

- . = - y % I@I1Il3UNs
Hanbleion's eolrs also rank very high IS racers
bo.h tor speed and bottom. as they proved them,
selves good runners in England. IN 1905, a. GAYS
tfucE bridge, On Thursday 18th, Wentworth.
D S"Verhesis by aarble,on. two yeavs old, wen
ss7eepssalses of ten gs subscribers. tv,o n,ies
bes'ng mr. Riddles c by Overtcn, dam of Sra.
oi'le mS Londa!e's ch c by pipa,or dam by PAY
ras.er--lord s,Ts,hmore's & f by Overton, dam
by DephiEi--Several others also started bur were
no' placed. Durham, Wednesday, 24ih. a Mai
zen P'sse Of 50l, given by the country niersbe,.
Tor all fges. mile heats. Sir II. Williamson
be by Hamilton, 2 years old. Tun heats. ard
proved second best--and 4others started and ORC.
ed themselves good runners.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-20
Was committed to the ;ai, 81

Was committed to the fail Of
Surry county the 18th of :hruary LAST = nco.,
woman named NANCY, W 10 saws thar eh@ -.
mery belonged to Emanuel Robertson or p
cess Ann County, Va. and was sold by hin. +,
Nathaniel Bowring of Ken iue..y. and the, che
made her escape from the said Bowrinrr i, he
county of Nansemond on her way 10 Keo,rck',
Nancy is from eighteen to 20 years ola. of
of aather light comlpex ion four feet :. !, in
ches high. had on 4 calico jacket and yiypfu;,
cloth petticoar. The ownsris requested TO eorte
forward. prove property, gay charges and take
her away, otherwise she viii be dealt with as
the law directs.
Benz. E. Browne,
18th April. 1908. CIV
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-20

ID UN AWAY from the Subscriber on
AZ Friday last, a Negro Man named
JOHN, carpenter by trade. He is six
feet and upwards high, very likely, of is.
sInuaIipg manners, extremely polite when
spoken to. For three years past he lived
wish MIR. Anderson Barrett. He has a
feee mnlstto woman for his wife, in Rich.
mond, living near the work house, where
expect he will stay, He tool. with him
several articles of husbandry amongst,
them, pair Of iron wedges, marked With
the letter p. ! will give reward Of ten
dollars, If delivered TO ne in the lower end
Of Hanover, or eigii' If confined inpiaiI, and
| aPprised oft. lie is called by tho ne
grces John Rn2seIl.
ARMlSTEAD RUSSELL.
Hanover, January o.. 1909. #
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-20
February IS, 1903.
p z d &c r z z.

Ham6ieton was got byDungannon, sire ofBei-
S'rd and one of the best sons of O'KelIy's famous
Ec,'pse, who was esteemed to be the best horse
in EnSl and of his day and covered at fifty gui.
neas-Sis dam By Snap sister to jupiter, bred by
mr. Cross, l79S--her au'. Young Marsk's dan
by Blank, Surfing, Mss Meyneil. by Partner,
Greyhound, Curwen, Bay Barb, Lord D'Arcy's
Arabian, Whi1sshirt, Cd Montague mare. Thus
it appears he descsndd from the best running
stock in England.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-20
10 Dollars Reward

d UNAWAY from the subscriber on tI,e lib
1Nof December LAST, a negro woman na-r.l
CHARLOTTE late the property OF Mrs.
Timberlake of Hanover county. She is Of a
light complex on about FIVE feet hiEh, has sea-
on her forehead, supposed to be SIS nv So years
old. 1t is supposed she is harbored in Ricn-
mond by her husband who is hired at the Ar,no-
ry, or in New Kent by some of his relations. or
acquaintance
The above reward will be paid to any person
who will deliver the said woman 10 the srl,scr;.
her or secure her in any Jail.
WILLIAM w. DICKINSON
Richmond, April 81, 1909 Ttf1
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-20
KOBIN REDBREAST

LR N''Nai'b oSaobu At NY ollts0Ss
asSlse.sA- in the county of Chesterfield,
IS miles above Petersburg, to cover mares
at IS dollars the season, which may be dis
charged by the payment Of 90 dollars at any
time before the first day of October next,
and one dollar 70 the groom. Good and ex-
tensiye pasturage gratis, and the strictest
attention paid to mares left in my care, but
will not be responsible for accidents or es-
capes.
The pedigree and performance of Robin
Redbreast, having been so often published,
it is deemed unnecessary now to repeat
them, suffice is to say, that he was got by
Sir Peter Teazle, out of Wren, his balfsis
ter, and is of nearer affinity to Sir Peter
Teazle, (undoubtedly the best blood in En-
gland) than any horse on this continent
His stock in this country is highly approved
Of, and run at 2 years Old last fall with the
greatest credit. THOMAS GOODR.
March 10, 1908.
". b. The death Of old Diomed, which
took place on the 10th instant, has proven
ted my publication sooner. L. G..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-20
PEDIGRRR

lack Andrews was got by Joe Andrews, his
dam by HighhJer, his grandsm Cardinal PuG.
his great grandam BY Tattlsr, his great great
grsndam by Snip, his great great grea, grandam
by Lord Godolphn's Atsbiap. his great great
great great grandam by Sianyan's Arabian,
which mare was own sister to FTampton's White
Neck, full sister to the Minbury Galloway, great
great great great great graudam by Sauce Box,
a con Of Cegg, sire Of Crofts Old Partner.
JAMES LORD. Sseal.)
DO hereby certify that the above pedigree is
true copy from the original one sent me IN by las
Lord Given under my hand and seal. this Esd
Of December, 1905.
WILLIAM LICHTFoor, (seaD
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-20
HAMBLETON,
ERsD BY the Duke of Graf
~ tor, a beautiful bright bay,

1GT ERs0 oy inc Duke OF Ssaf-
near 10 nands nig n, of high form and elegance.
rising 10 years old, in COED heairA and great per-
fs&ion, imported by Wn. Lightfoot, Esq. of
Charles City county, vii stand the ensuing sea-
son, az my plantation in Hanover county, 90 miles
from Richmond and 2 from Hanover Town and
New Castle, TO cover macs a, goineas the sea-
son, for which note WILDE required, discharge
bic by The payment Of 90 dollars at any time be.
fore the first of August ,ext, when the season
will expire. with one dollT TO the groom for each
mare. paid At the stable loor. Ten dollars the
single leap, and 40 dollar TO insure mare with
foal. Good and extensive pasturage. well enclos-
ed. with branches runnins through the fat land
aflording as good forwar pastures as any in this
pare OF The country, gras. Servants that may
be sent with mares will e boarded for two dolls
lars per week, and mareifed, if required, on rea-
sonab'e terms. The graiest attention will be
paid by my overseer, NJ John Hog, but no liabi-
lity for escapes or accidnts.
- Any gentleman putting 6 mares to Ham
bleton may send one grais.
GEORGE BLAKEY.
! February IS, 1903.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-20
The Celebrated English Stallion
s. HAx,~B + d f OR d,
ETf WILL stand this season a,

MaSLzsSJ. w Wy fonse. in Chesterfield
County Gss distant from Cocts and Bevii's
bridges; on Appomatox liver. and 25 from Rich
nnond and Petersburg. The following terms will
oe attended so:-FoRry DOLLARS are ,equned
for tne seasons the same 70 be secured by J note
70 be seni with each mare, but the note may be
discharged by the payment of TwENrY-FIys
DOLLARS q, any time within the season. which
VII expire on the last day of July. ghe groom
zee VIII DC ONE DOLLAR per mare. Shonld any
rnare sent TO tnis horse not ,ove TO be in foal
the owner, provided he retains possee,sion of the
same mare the succeeding season may be per-
nilted 10 put her to Bedford gratis. The mares
VIII nave the oenent eft safe and extensive pas
tursge, but no responsibility for escapes or acci.
gems. They will be supplied with prcvender
on very reasonable terms, provided the money IS
sem TO make the purchase. Servants who al.
tend the mares, Will be boarded AT the rate OF
ten shulings and six pence per week.
BEDFORD, from his performances and his real
Character, ought 70 stand a. his former season
price of FIFTY dollars but the distressed situation
or the country, as 10 money matters, induces the
subscriber to reduce the sum and TO make the
payment q II rs easy as possible to those who
may .hink proper 10 raise from this elegant and
valuable stock.
BEproRD IS fine blood bay, nearly Is hands
high, With g,eat boEe ard muscular power. his
colts are equal if not superior to those of sny horse
IN America. lie is the sire OF the following dis
upsnshed runners Fairy, Ills believed, that GU,
ot,hir'een races a mile heatsl she wen twelve
ard Is the only nag that ever beat Leviathan-
GS''asin, Nancy Air Dungannon, Peggy, Lotte.
~, Cep Beaver, Volunteer, Nes'or, Duchess,
Ecius, Nhis5ey, and many other ine herses are
the ;rrnheciaie descendants Of Bedford
BrpFonD, was imported by the late col Iohr
Hoomes, bred by Lord Grosvenor, was got b,
Dungsnron, the best son of Eclipse, his dam Fai
ry by Highhjer, his grandsm Fairy Queen, VIII,
was 5'so tie grsndam Of Citizen. by Young Cado
ltuth's Bhach- Eyes by CRAB, Wa,lock Galowa,
by snake, Bald Galloway. C0rwin Bay Bard.
THOMAS BRANCH.
March 4, 1903. (w3m)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-20

by virtue OF deed of trust xecuted 20
Edward P. Chamberlsyne, dec. and
myself by James B. Littlepage, TO secure
the payment ofsundry debts therein men
toned, due by the said Litiepage, to Ben.
jamin Mosby, assignee of William Dan.
bridge. l shall On Wednesday the first
day of June next, proceed to sell TO the
highest bidder, for ready money, at King
William courthouse, certain tract or par
eel OF LAND, lying and being in the pa
rish Of st. Johns, and county of King Viii
liam, and commonly known as and called
by the name of Palmers, containing by
estimation -Four Hundred and Fifteen A.
ores of high Land. and One Hundred A.
ores of Marsh Land, be the same more or
less, and bounded by the lands of Bernard
Moore, William Gregory, George wv. P.
Gusts and John Quarles, dec. and Mata.
pony River. BERN'D LlPSCOMB.
February %. wtds-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-20
q The noted 6 much admire d
Ma ENGLISH HORSE
fgr Jack Andrews;
fL9El IMPORTED by w. Light
.EAGX Z foot, Esq. of Charles
fEfSi1a3sSessE City county. and now his

property, full 5 and a IA hands high,
blood hay, finely formed. in high health,
vigor aud spirit, the niost active and best
bot,omsd horse ever imported into this
country, now risiJg Ia years old.
Viii stand the ensuing season at Tenn
pie Hill, on Necham's river, III Aibemare
county, ten miles above Charlottesville,
within mile of Germans mill and , miles
of the brick tavern, and will be let to mares
at FIVE guineas the season, which may be
discharged bv the payment of 30 dollars if
pad by the 10th day OF August. Gentle.
mems notes will be required with their
mares for S guineas discharged as above ;
guineas The leap, and 40 dollavs to insure
a mare to be with foaI, and one dollar with
each mare TO the groom; the leap and
groom money 10 paid when the mare is
covered. Provided the mare is charged
The owner shall be liable. The season will
commence The first day of March and end
the first day of August. Extensive low and
high ground paslurage, well enclosed, in
three separate Helds, gratis. Servants will
be boarded at So per week, and grain will
be furnised at the market price and given
in manner and Quantity agreeably to di-
rection, and all possible care taken to pre-.
vent accidents and escapes but will not be
liable for any that may happen.
JAMES klNSOLVING,
n
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5000 W.. ., stand a, -, th re. ensuing
or Ruekes's Run, niles from Amherst court
house and IL from Warmnster, and will cover
mares 1t 25 dolIsrs the season, IS dollars the lean
and &c dollars insurance with ore dollar "a the
e ecm III either case. The leap money to be paid
~ me lire OF service, tile season on first iay OF
Asgust. and the insurance on iir.t day of March
lSV9 Crop tobacco inspected al any of the war;
houses en- James river from Lynehburp to Rich
mono viii be received in payaent,at dollars ner
lOOl5. it rendered before the day it becomes
oee Pasturage gratis but no liability for acci.
oen;s or escapes -GoUTY is beautiful bay. II
years Old. feet inches high, elegantly formed
aud ct great strength. Re was got by Sir Peter
Teazle, and came out Of the celebrated Yellovy.
Maze, she was gor by Tandem, hel dam Perd "a
by Hercd out ct Fain Forester by Sloe, and leo
through the best stock thai England has produced
rs may be seen hy reference to the general stud
book -Sioe was the most distinguished racer of
his day, & was never beat, CourY's CoLrs are
running with great credit in EngIan5--In 1906
four only started, OF which one WAS winner and
when losing they cane in with great cIedit.
beating toe get Of Buzzard, Precipi,a,e, Oscar.
sir Pete. Teazle and others of ,he ;st character
III EnglaHd--In 1907 Mr.. Weaiherby (au,hor of
the Racing Calerd2r) writes to me under date
sept 18th, at which time the racing for hat year
vas not ov>r, that several of Couty's colts were
winners, and one of them had the misfortune 20
break hs shoulder, or il was supposed he w oald
have been the best of his year in England. The
season will commence on first March and termi-
use first August. K. RIVES.
February 10, 1893. low
- Extract of letter just received by the
Subscriber from Mr. Weatherly (author of the
Racing Calendsr) dated 18th January, IsG8.-
"For the small number of Gouly's colts which
e0I- ssCIa
"yeTy grea, thsir being FIVE winners, and
" think not more than seven or eight have ep.
"peared. Signed. Jas. WEATHERLY."
April 20.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-20

Joe Andrews was got By Eclipse, his dam Al
amanda by Omninn, her dam Cloudy by blank
Crab, Weddington marc by Psrtuer--GeneraI
Stud Book, page Cir printed IN 1885, BY James
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Horses for sale.
TOR SALE at the Stable of the Bell
Tavern, THREE ELEGANT san.
DIE HORSES, each 4, S and years old,
Apply to
ROBERT TURNER.
Bell Tavern, 9th May, 1903. II