The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-03-23
CERTIFICATES.

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CuRpsyILIr, February 18th 1911
From tho papers and the knowledge of the facts,
! hereby certify that Mary Archie, tho dam of
OSCEOLA, the horse sold by J. Lakeland TO Jno.
H. Bennett, was got by Sir Archie her dam, Ed.
ward Curd's Diomed, was got BY the imported
Diomed her dam by Jim Crack alias Randolphs
roam. As witness my hand and seal.
EDWARD W. CURD, Seal
Buckingham County, Va. to wit This day,
+. W. Curd personally appeared before me in the
County aforesaid and made oath to the above
certificate. Given under my hand, this 18th of
February, 1871. JAMES GILI.S, J. P.
CrRDsrlLLE, February 18TH Is4I.
do hereby certify that the sorrel horse OS.
CECILIA, sold by myself to James Lakeland and
by him TO John Ii. Bennett. of North Carolina,
was got by lance. OSCEOLA'S dam is Mary
Archie the mare alluded to in the above certif-
cate of Edward Curd. 0SCEOIA was foaled
the property of Capt. William Baldwin, and sold
by him 10 myself, and by myself as above. In
witness whereof, hereunto nfix my hand and
seal. ALBERT BALDWIN, fSeall
| Buckingham County, Va, to wit This day,
/ Albert Baldwin personally appeared before me in
| the County aforesaid, and made oath TO the above
certificate. Given under my hand. this 18th of
! February, ISL. JAMES GILLS, J,P.
! VIRGINIA., Rolte Eldrdge, Clerk of the
! Court of Buckingham county, in the State Of
/ Virginia, certify that James ellis before whom
the foregoing certificates, of Edward w. Curd
| and Albert Baldwin were subscribed and sworn
10, is an acting Justice of the Peace in and for
the said county, duly commissioned and qualified
according 10 law; and that the foregoing sigma.
lures purporting TO be the said ellis are genuine
Buckingham County.-In testimony whereof,
have hcreunto set my hand and seal Of my office
this 18th day of February, ls4l
ROLFE ELDRDGE.
The soyrel horse Zone white hind foot,) OSCE-
OLA the same horse alluded to in the wAhin
certificates of Edwd. w. Curd and Albert Bald
win, is the same horse purchased of Jas Lack.
land, and have this day sold him to Mr.. Mar
tin Phifcr. Given under my hand, this goth Of
June, 1851. J. H. BENNETT.
osCEOLA is six years old last spring past
and believe him no more. ]. II. B.
have the original of. the above pedigree, lei
tiers and certificates of OSCEOLA in my posses.
sion, and will show them with pleasure to any
one who may wish 10 see them. as feel satisfied
now offer to the public fine horse and trust
breeders will DO the favor of calling and en-
aiming for themselves
MARTIN PHIFER.
A. b. A premium Of the season of mares TO
OSCEOLA in the Spring of 1874 will be given
for ? of bis best cplts gotten III lS43 The vote
in the election of Judges shall be according to
the number of mares, each marc counting one
vote as many judges may be selected as thought
proper, the colts must be exhibited at the Court
House in Concord, Cabarrus County. N. c., on
the last day of each season, 2 colts 10 each sea-
son. If any thing should occur, that should
sell the horse before that time will pay the price
of the season, each for the 9 best colts. A class
Of mares sent TO the stable of the subscribers
each by the season. 4 class Of 10 mares, the
horse will he sent out any where 25 miles s
by the each, Cash paid at the end of the
season or note and good Security bearing interest
from date MARTIN PHIFER,
CubGrrus County n. c., March 4, lsa9