Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-06-26
JOSEPH BATTELL,
EARLY ADVERTISEMENTS.
Middlebury, VT.

EARLY ADVER lSEMEN y.
From American Farmer, published at
Baltimore, vol. 6, S51-Advertisement
of Young Herod states that his dam was
by Tom horse out of Canadian mare.
Morgan Black Hawk, property of
Charles Carroll, near Ellicott Mills dam,
Peggy. dapple brown. of good size, by
Woodbury. or Burbank Morgan; I'd dam,
jet black, called Morgan. Terms, $50.
1Sj4-Young Clifford by Old Clifford
dam by Billy Root ID dam by Justin
Morgan. W. II. Daingerfield.
1s57-Stock sale advertised by Thos.
Gould of Aurora, y. Y, includes two
young Black Hawk stations.
From Albany Cultivator, 1857; Lem
uel North of Champlain, y. Y, has dis
posed of his interest in the famous horse
Sherman Black Hawk. He is now own
ed by ID. y. Bennett of Bridport and d.
Warren of Worcester, Mass, and will be
kept at the stables of Mr.. Bennett in
Bridport the coming season.
An Albany horse, Henry Clay, owned
by Messrs. Rodgers e Co. of this city,
received the first prize at the Springfield
National show, in the class of stations
over seven, over the famous old Morrill,,
which took second
1S5S-At sale at Springfield, Mass.
Nicholas, Messenger and Morgan stall
lion owned by John Maynard of Hollis,
Mass, was sold to Mr.. Chamberlin for
STOPS.
The Ohio Farmer states that Messrs.
Jadd have sold Bush Messenger to John
S. Goe of Brownsville. Pa.
lS59-New York State Fair premiums
for Morgan horses-four wears old and
upwards. first to Grove Bradley. Merid-
ian, second to \. W. Swift, New York,
third to Martin Deyo, Claverack, and
fourth to Chas. \. Mott, Lansngburgh.
1SGl-Thos. Gould of Aurora advertis-
es for sale Hero by Black Hawk, son of
Sherman Morgan; dam by Sherman Nor
gan; second dam by Mambrino; price,
$1,000; Kentucky Hawk, chestnut. -
hands, and Cayuga Hawk, sorrel, 154
hands, six and four years old, full bro
theirs by Hero, dam by Cadmus from
thoroughbred mare.
Gen. Clifford, Jr., foaled 1854, chestnut.
1872 1000 lbs, owned by Eliab Yeomans,
Walwolth, Wayne Co., y. Y.
1861, p. nottingham Norman,
bred by German Gross, SALISBURY, VT,
bought when a colt by William Noting
ham and taken to Palmyra, y. Y, own
ed for time by Geo B. Elmer of Bufla-
10, n. y, and bought when over 20 by
c. w. Bathgate of Fordham, n. Y.
1880, p. 73l-A. w. Thomson says that
Sam Blodgett's Phoenix was purchased
of Major Enos, Enosburgh, VT, about
1925; was not large, but rather hand
some.
A. w. Thomson says that the grand
list of Randolph shows that l19l was the
first year that Justin Morgan could have
owned a stallion or colt.
1850, p. lS3-Wine Creek Black Hawk
advertised for sale because of death of
owner, Joel Turner, OswegO, y. y; dam,
bay, by Young Sir Walter, son of Sir
Walter, thoroughbred, that was bought
by gentleman at Montreal in Virginia !;
I'd dam, bay, by Sir Charles. son of Du-
roc; Sd dam, bay. a Morgan mare, black
Is hands, 1000 lbs, foaled 1857. VIM.
Turner, Agent.
1859, p. 204-Norman by Morse's Gray,
foaled 1912, owned in 1919 by w. Not
tingham, Palmyra, n. Y, and now
owned by Chas. 5, Mack, Lockport, n.
y.
Samuel Ames, Keesevile, n. Y, adver-
tises for sale an entire colt, foaled 1854,
black, 1000 lbs, by Black Hawk, son of
Sherman Morgan; dam, a full-blood Nor
gan.
1868, p. 352-Toronto Chief, dark bay
or brown, l6 hands, 100 to 1900 lbs,
sold at auction by 5. r. Bovine, Flush
ing, L. l., for S6G50 to Chas Robinson of
Fishlill Plains.
ls63-Black Hawks-"Second Chief
and Nathan Hale, full brothers,
black, l5t hands, eight and seven years
old, by Black Hawk Chief, son of Black
Hawk dam, an English mare; advertis-
ed for sale by W. Barnes, Bristol, Conn.
Ten thousand horses said to have been
furnished by Vermont for the army in
1861.
"Climax" (Black Hawk kept at
Brownsville, Pa, in 1859.
1860, p. 396-Account of George NJ.