Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-04-24
EARLY ADVERTISEMENTS, ETC.

1S07-For sae-the noted stud Black
Prince. Enquire at the late Capt. Jona-
than r. Ramsay's.
1S0S-Auction of Arabian horses in
Milton, Mass, of the late Gen. Henry
jackson.
Mammoth bay, l6 hands, by Black
Prince. j. j. Ramsay, Yorck.
Sam Whitman.
Fifty sprightly pacing horses wanted
for shipping. Sam Kellogg.
Also large number of shipping horses
wanted by Z. Kilburn.
4-1S05-None.
1S06-Black Prince and Young Guido
at the stable of the late j. Ramsay.
President. Bashaw. Sam Whitman.
1S01-None.
1SO2-For sale-Two studs, one of
Canadian breed.
1S03-None.
From Connecticut Journal at Hartford:
1900, vol. 33-None: 1S01-None.
Connecticut Courant, 1893: High
lander advertised at Litchfeld and Drone
in Greenfield by Charles Butler.
1SO0-Fiying Gallop and Matchem, two
elegant imported studs from England,
kept by Freeman Kilburne at Hartford.
lS02-None.
17S9-Bold Raven at Milford.
1790-Tartar by Lath.
l79l-IOung Rainbow. Clarcus.
Eagle, of good size. strength and beauty.
G. \. Bristol, IIamden.
1792-Young Rover, gray, 10 hands.
y. Holt.
Peacock, the famous half-blooded.
l793-Goldfinder chestnut bay, 15-2,
in Newtown.
1793-For sale, a large horse of the
Narragansett breed fit for covering this
season; seven years old, l6 hands; PAGES
altogether aud very swiftly. lie is hand
some and is true Narragansett, which
are sufficient recommendations, as this
breed are so far preferable to any other
for shipping or our own country service.
Apply to Mr.. Butler, innholder, Milford.
Cincnnatus.
1794-loung Wildair in Woodbridge.
four years old, dark bay, 1913; sire, old
Wildar, imported; dam, half-blood,
elegant fast runner. j, n. Beecher.
179S-Ioung Lath.
1795-Rainbow (Narragansett).
Smiling Star in Westbury.
Trincalo, imported to Georgetown,
Md, in 1893 by Walter HELEN, Esq,
seven years old, bay, large and elegant;
bred by R. w. Pierce, got by Mr.. Will
tonbury.
1796-Enterprise at Hamden six years
DID, bay.
Cyrus by Samson, bought at three
years old by Mr.. Posthumus and Mr..
Wickotf on Long Island for $500; by
Wildair, imported. etc.
Connecticut Courant. 1898, none.
Connecticut Courant, 1896: FoXhunter,
a noted imported stud, 1872, from Mary
land. in Hartford. ID. IIinsdale.
1197-Nine studs imported from Eng
land by the Rhinelanders of New York
Baronet, Virtol, Warwick, NBtter, etc.
1S04-Jenks' Portland Gazette, vol. Z:
Farmer, full-blooded English, sired by
the celebrated Wildair; dam of the Hun
ter breed. Colts famous for being large
and beautiful. +. Hathaway.
Beautiful full-blooded horse Young
Traveller, bred in Pennsylvania, in He
bron, New Gloster, etc. - hands, milk
white, 81 to Sc; colts very fine. y N
1S05-Bold Ranger at Gorhap, full
blooded English, ten years old, by that
noted horse called Traveller, imported by
, DR.. Craig of Cambridge, Mass.
: Rhode Island Records, vol. 3, p. III;
"Voted upon petition of SEVERAL farmers
in tOwnes of Providence and Warwicb
,, for liberty to sett up a troop of horse
Granted to the number of 80. Ordered
to exercise the same, 1852.
l7l4-Three troops of horse to bt
raised, one on the island and two on the
mainland.
1t appears p. 81, l639-that VIM
Coddington, VIM. Brewster and other:
were invited to propagate plantation il
the midst of the island or elsewhere
Other names are n. Eaton, J. Cogges
hall, j. Clarke, Thos. Hazard. II. Bul
nd VIM. Dyre.