Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1888-09-21
EARLY HORSE ADVERTISEMENTS
From Litchfield Comm Papers.]
WILD RANGER.

Will cover, at the stable of the sub
scriber in Winchester, at three dollars
the season, or nine shillings the single
leap, the beautiful grey horse, Wild
Ranger, lately owned in Wethersfield {;
he is recommended to me by an indiffer-
ent person to have been one of the most
excellent horses for colts of any in this
State, when in Wethersfield said horse
is Is hands high and initiates the Old
Ranger in movement and spirit. Good
attendance and pasturage for mares.
OZIAs BROWN.
April 90, 1890.
RAIN DEE
The beautiful dark bay horse Rain
Deer will cover this season at the sta
BILE of Edward Beach, Jr., in Goshen.
East street, at twelve shillings the sea-
son or six shillings the single leap. This
horse is six years old, his size, shape and
movements are good, he was sired by the
w%ell-known horse, Old Liberty, formerly
owned by Captain Painter of Salisbury.
April ~, 1890.
oLARlCUs.
Will cover this season at the stable of
William Baldwin in Litchfield, the beau
tiful grey horse Claricus. Claricus cov-
ers at the very low price of 50 the sea-
son, which is much cheaper than any
other horse in the county of his blood
and figure.
May 29,sl,9O.
SYPHAx.
Will cover, the approaching season, at
the stable of Robert Handah, in Bethle-
hem and Mr.. David Buel in Litchfeld.
alternately, the noted and much adj
mired, full blooded horse, Syphax, whose
agility and superior figure will sufficient
ly recommend him, without introducing
his pedigree, which is noble and respect
able. Syphax is a dark bay, Is hands
high, in prime order and universally ap-
proved by all true and judicious c%onnois-
sieurs OF beauty and proportion, is re-
markedly sure, and produces admirable
colts, many of which may be seen in
Litchfeld and its vicinity. His adven-
lures will commence the LIST of May next
at Bethlehem, at twelve shillings the
season, during which he will be removed
once a fortnight to Litchfield, and con-
tinue there two days, Fridays and Satur-
days, beginning the two first of those DAYS
in said month. Those who cannot ad-
vance the sum required will be credited
till the LIST of October ensuing, on exc
cutting a promissory note to the subscrib-
er.
April 10, 1871.
JOLLY RAVEN.
A horse amous for strength, style and
beauty. will cover this season at the SUBJ
scriber's stable in Harwinton at the mod
crate price of nine shillings the single
leap or Is shillings the season.
CHRISTOPHER JOHNSON.
April 80, 1887.
HUNTER.
VIII cover, this season, at the subscrib-
er's in the East street of Goshen. at
twelve shillings the season, the famous
horse Hunter. He is a fine dark bay, I
years old; 10 hands high; his sire was
full blooded, and his dam almost pure.
His shape, strength and figure is not ex-
ceeded but by few.
EDMUND BEACH.
May 3, 1871. ara e-s .E
YOUNG FIGURE.
VIII cover, the ensuing season, at the
stable of the subscriber in Litchfeld.
Young Figure is seven-eighths blood
his dam out of the Old Figure, full blood
ed; his sire the Old Phoenix; and is the
same horse kept at Springfield, Mass,
the two last seasons and owned by Major
Moses Seymour, in Litchfield.
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