Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-03-19
VERMONT BLACK HAWK.


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er saw anything before or since, more perfect.
ne was one OF the kind that is always broken.
I,' ,iis sl'u" anu Epcr'i appearance
DOM think he wns evor o,yov from tho r,ri
before bought him, and sold him directly
to Brown Thurston. Brown afterward sold
ms interest 10 lhur,'on' VINO gave the horse
81 never hal ami
about his being Il son OF sherman Morgan. It
was FOR That reason probably that he was kept
s'aIloh' ne probably inherited many of
MS @ood qualities from his dam also. A. | re
member her She would be called splendid
animal III these days. remember Paddy
well think he was more of II dark chestnut
ulah plitck' lie was Il small, compactlyOuilt
.,id tnl,oinu,,toI,i,, t,,,,Ii 80, 10y
many more absurd thing, bnvino, been .oiI
about Black Hawk than the item Clipped
from an exchange which You sent me. Ev-
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Il. if il occurred last week ANY,. ti,n, ,..,,,
give information concerning Black Hawk that
VIII he oi interest will he happy to do So
cry truly yours
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VI. P"i' il'i' Nil'"l VIZ
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>uSSc>leu ihSate lWombly was living
at last accounts. The following reply
was promptlv received.
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"Thcrc is no Wngatc Twombly living in
this town. There was some years ago. There
l. II man by that name living in Portsmouth,,
y II. You want to write him direct your
letter to Portsmouth, y. H., in care of Hiram
81. ID. DuNrLEr, Town Clerk"
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'il'' " MI NllSa'e lWoinpIy was then
living upon "A part of his farm. that he
was well advanced in wears. a son of
E,ol.iol ,ru.,,,II .1..
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~ i'' III i'''' an" the yer! man whose
name llad always been associated with
that of Black Hawk. Through the cour-
tns,- of Mr. D,,os il, ro,,l,. .,.,,,,,;.,,. 81
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w. 'i' i"'''''l!' 'he olio"lhS
lacls were OBTAINED;
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.,eldcd for the reason tht NJ. E.,,.',. t,,',,.,,
Twonbly To keep him entire on account of his
blood. lie was used by the Twomblys as
''.'''i u''''i 9ohl WnPn coming hNe years OF
without hanJIing - any ''''''7 ~ '''oS' r'''S
"Twomblv senior died in the fail ofls37. and
the colt tour years old past, was priced AT $50
AN" was taken by Nhadr"ck Seavey' of Green
It, "PI'i"lsul' 10 Who'i' 'i'e
with Mr.. Mntbes in Dnrhon fnr - ,,,.,,, ,nar,.
and got 500 in cash to boot.
"The dam Of Black Hawk was "A black, strip.
weigh 100 pounds. She was a powerful ami.
''''i u H''''' endurance, an" could maui two
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