Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1888-10-05
EARLY HORSE ADVERTISEMENTS.
From Litchield Comm Papers.]
YOUNG RAVEN

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YOUNG RAVEN
Will stand at the stable of Thomas Har-
vey in Harrinton the ensuing season.
The horse requires no recommendation.
His stock (Which may be seen in almost
every town in this State) is alone sutfi-
cient in his favor, without describing his
figure. His sire was Old Whirligig, full
blooded. his dam a Narragansett. Three
dollars or ten shillings required for his
services.
MAY 6, 1895.
AUPHl
Is in high order and will stand at Jona-
than Beach's stable in Goshen. This
horse was kept at Maj. Lewis's stable in
Goshen. two years since, and is so gener-
ally known and admired as TO save the
trouble and expense of much description
and pedigree. He is a beautiful blood
horse, l54 hands high. bony, lengthy,
strong and active; his stock in high esti-
nation. His sire was I.oyd's Old Tray
eler, his dam by Figure, his grand-dam
by Dove (all imported by DR.. Hamilton
to Calvert county, Virginia. his great
grand-dam by Old Dauphin Arabian.
Price 81 or 10 shillings.
May 3, 1895.
SWITZERLAND
Will stand this season at my stable in
Goshen. He is a fine chestnut, - hands
high, four years old. His sire was that
noted imported horse Switzerland; his
grand-dam a full-blooded Narragansett;
was bred in Albany county, State of New
York. Terms, six shillings or twelve
shillings. Pasturage for mares at usual
rates. TIMOTHY CHILD.
May ID, 1895.
DORCHESTER
viii stand at the stable of the subscriber
in Norfolk, at the moderate price of sew
en- dollars, four dollars or two and a half
dollars. He is a dark bay, five years old,
l64 hands high, well built, in exact pro-
portion to his height; bred in England,
travels with ease, is allowed to be a horse
of elegance, strength and spirit.
May -, 1885. JOSEPH Ives.
GREY Fox.
Will stand this season at the stable of
the subscriber in Salisbury, about four
miles north of meeting house, near col
ony line, the noted and famous horse Grey
Fox, eight years old, 154 hands high. He
is an iron grey. His sire the old Irish
Grey. He is equal for spirit and move
ment to any horse in America. Terms,
81 and fifteen shillings; or SO or 81.
Gentlemen who please to call and view
the horse will be satisfied he merits q
better description than can be given OF
him. HEZEKIAH GEAR.
May 10, 1875.
The famous horse Duke will stand this
season at the subscribers stable in Itch.
field, three miles west of the meeting
house. Said horse is a bright bay color,
black name and tail, 154 hands high and
every way well proportional. He is
called by good judges as good a blooded
horse as any in these parts. The terms
will be Is and II shillings, seven and six
pence. SOLOMON KILBORNE.
May Is, 1895.
YOUNG %CLARlCUS
A splendid dapple grey, Is hands high
and only five years old, will stand this
season at Jacob Kilborn's stable in Itch.
field. The color and elegance of thi:
horse cannot fail of pleasing the man OF
fancy, as well as the spirited and ambi
tious farmer. Such are invited to cal
and view him and do themselves justice
Terms, 6, II and Is shillings.
May 20, 1895.
HooARTH,
A spirited, noble blooded horse of good
figure and excellent for stock, will stand