Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-11-19
OLD HORSE ADVERTISEMENTS.

tiser, published at Windsor (vol. L., No.
49, appears the following advertisement:
Hero will cover this season at the fol-
lowing times and places: Norwich,
! Hanover and Lebanon. He is horse
equal in beauty to any in this country;
full l6 hands high; trots and canters,
and his character Gin Connecticut, where
he is known is unblemished.
WILLIAM BANTER
In the same number we have adver-
tised in Hanover,
The noted horse Young Scrip, sired by
the noted horse called Old Scrip, which
formerly belonged to GOV. Wentworth
81 and 81. EBEN BREWSTER.
Hero appears again in 1885 and
The famous English horse Sampson.
For beauty, size and going he is superior
to any horse that has ever been brought
into this part of the country. He was
imported from England since the com
mencement of the late war. His charac-
ter Gin Rhode Island and Connecticut,
where he is known is unblemished and
his colts universally esteemed; Is and Ii
shilings. JOSEPH HATCH.
April 20. 1875.
The June - number has:
Strayed or stolen in Barnard dark bay
mare, four years old. blaze in her fore
head; trots and canters; about - -
hands high; shod all round and toe
calked. REUBEN SMITH.
viii cover this season at the stable of
Capt. Phineas Williams, in Woodstock.
at one dollar, the beautiful dapple gray
horse Moravian. He is equal in strength,
carriage and activity to any horse in this
country: his sire was the noted Mora
, Wan horse formerly owned by Mr.. Chand-
Ter of Windham in the state of Connecti-
cut, well known for getting fine colts,
PAUL TODD.
. Woodstock, May IA, 17SG.
In l7S7 Hero again appears; also 'an
elegant horse from the noted Smiling
Ball.
In 17SS the famous horse jolly, in
, Hartland, by George Dennson; and at
Mr.. Elias Thomas's in Woodstock.
t Bold Honey-IIe is horse equal for
beauty, carriage and activity to any in
this country. His sire was that noted
English horse of the same name owned
- in Connecticut; 81 and 81.
, ELISHA GILLETT.
a Bridgewater, May ID, l7SS.
In the same year is also advertised the
noted horse known by the name of tie
Roaring Lion; "l7 hands high; trots
e light and genteel; bright bay; formerly
: owned by Col Coggswell of Climatic.
5 in this State. JOSEPH SMITH"
Plainield, n. II.
d In the April 10 number we find tin
II following advertisement:
Caleb Bull is in want of number o
y shipping horses; for which he will maxi
:, good pay on delivery.
u Hanover, April 3, l7SS.
r. In the same number is also this
IS WANTED--A number of likely voun!
shipping horses from three to six year
, Old; for which good pay will be made
IT delivered within twenty days at tn
1t store of BENJAMIN GREEN.
Windsor, March %, 1889.
~ The April p number has "rhe beau
tiful Horse Hero at IIanover;' 9Th
If famous Horse JOLLY in Hartland b.
1t George Dennison;' Strayed or stolen
% large brown horse-trots and PAGES.
WANTED-A number of likely horse
for which good pay will be made by
Il SOLOMON MEERS.
ID Windsor, 10th April, 1850.
# The beautiful young Horse Peacock /
IIartland and Windsor. lie is col
from the famous English horse of tina
= name imported by Governor Wentworth
10 and is great likeness of his sire.
AZ May 9TH, 1880.
IL The Young Ranger in Hartland-l79,
l. Rowing Lion, the famous horse so gel
r: orally known, at Hanover-May 10, l79
* Strayed. Sorrel mare colt and dar
. sorrel horse s years, about - ID hand
g a natural trotter-Nov., 1871.
IN A beautiful Horse called Gray Houu
$ in Hartford 1892 and The Young Race
u, again, at STAFFORD; also the beautif,
Young Ranger at Iiartland.
or The beautiful horse Snip, will cove
III etc, at the stable of Benjamin Skim,
in Williamstown; Snip is IA full bloode
a. horse, etc. At the same place also Il
young horse Weasel, at twenty shilling
II, the leap or twenty-four shillings to wa
10 rant. Weasel is IA bay horse, sired b
OF Weasel colt of the old True Briton q
Imported MORSE. MS udlll Il lull DlOOut
We mare, and the same that brought Il
a. Russell horse, or the Wildare. Bot
horses in the care of Mr.. Hudson, WI
eo offers himself to the public as Il goo
"A Farrier. Pay to be made to
ne SAMUEL SPRAGUE.
From Vermont Gazette, May "A, 1898
he viii cover this season at the stable
Col. ASahel Chamberlin in Strailor,
ed Old Racer. He is horse equal to al
% in this State for strength, etc. He
an dapple gray, etc.
STAFFORD, March 26, 1893.
Ok The Young Weasel, lately broug
M from the state of New York, will GOV
A. this season at stable of subscriber
co. Woodstock. He is beautiful chestn
color, well proportional his ca
riage is easy and elegant,
SHAMROCK DARBE.
= From Spooner's Vermont Journal
I, June 2, 1894.
n. Will cover this season the Young Al
D.