Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1830-06-04
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Bred by Col. Richard Singleton, orS. Caroline
WILL stand at the Stable of Samuel Jeiier.
son, in ST. Georges, on Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday, in each week, and the remainder
Of the week At the stable Of Nathaniel CoYing'
ton, In Middleiown, during the season.
/ BuzzARD,
4 IS silver grey, full Is hands high, and Is
not exceied by any horse 10 his Pedigree, o.
in his figure, limbs, bone, sinew or aolioni he
is q sure foal ge,ter, and his Colts, for beauty
size and spirit surpassed by none.
Pedigree.
I South Carolina, Snmpter District.
do hereby certify hat the grey horse Buzz
card, now the property Of John Adamson, Esq.
is out Of my imported mare Psyche, his sire
also bred by me and gotten by the imported
house Buzzard, out OF my favorite and ceiebra-
ted mare Pandora by Bell-Airoi Yirginia, more
celebrated than auJ horse Of his day,) her dam
BY Soldier, grand dam by imported Oscar, great
grand dam by Merry Tom, great great grand
dam by imported Crawford, great great great
grand dam by imported Silver Ryes Pandora
purchased by the late Col. Richard Bland, OF
Jordans, from the late Col. Alexander Boiling,
lofVirginis, and esleemed by him one Of the
best bred mares; Buzzard's dam Pscyhe, was i'm
ported by Gen. John Mcpherson, bred by Lord
derby and gotten by Sir Peter Teazle in Eng.
lard. Given under my hand this 10th day Of
March, 1924.
From the general Stud Book.
Imported Buzzard was siredby Woodpecker,
bis dam by Dux, grand dam by Snap, great
grand dam by Regulus, great great grand dam
BY Bartlett's Childers, great great great grand
dam by Ioneywoods Arabian, True Blues dam
--Woodpecker by King Herod, dam Miss Rams
den by Cade, (the best son Of Godolphin Ara
bian,) grand dam by Lord Lansdale's Arabian,
great grand dam by Bay Bottom, great great
grand dam by Darley's Arabian, great great
great grand dam by the Byerly Turk, great
great great great grand dam by Places White
Turk-Dnx the sire Of Buzzard's dam by Mat
chem, who covered at so guineas for years,
be the best son Of Cade; Dux's dam Duchess,
by White Nose, Sir Peter Teazle by IIighHyer,
dam Papellon by Snap, full sister to Ararnin.
da the dam Of impoutd Medley--HighAyer by
old King 1erod, the two best horses Of their
day-Bell-Air by Medley, dam BY Yorick, Med.
ley BY Lord Grosvenor's Gimerack, who COW
cred at 80 guineas, got by Cripple and he by
The Godolphin Arabian.
BuSzard's pedigree can be traced in the Eng.
llsb stud book, many generations further back,
but enough 10 shown that purer, or higher
bred horse is not in the country, having descen.
ded from the most valuable stock Of Vir
ginia and South Carolina, and goes directly
back in all his crosses TO the most approved
blood of England, particularly that OF King
Herod, Cade, Cripple, Regulus, Maichem.
tlighAyer, Sir Peter Teazle, Gimcrack, and of
the barley and Godolphin Arabiaus he partakes
of more than dozen different crosses.
1000 Dollars Cash was paid for Buzzafd at
Charleston, South caroliua, when brought to
Philadelphia.
TERMS.
IS cash the single leap, So the season il
paid by the first OF August, if not then paid SOL
will be required, and IL dollars to insure, i'll
paid when ascertained the mare 10 in foAl, i'll
not then paid ID collars will be required.
Persons parting with insured Mares before i'll
is known they are in iosl, must pay the inpu-
rance price
Psslurage &c. provided for Mares, and every
attention pad them, but all accidents al the
risk fthe owners The season will commence
the 10Th Of April, aud end on the LIST of August.
Edward T. Massey.
ReftTsness. Isaac Clement, Buck Tav.
ern' Mr.. John Clement, Chesapeake City;
Manuel Eyre, Esq. Philadelphia, Mr.. Aaron
Ciemeni, do. and Mr.. Michael Newbold, do.
April 25--am