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Fair, held at West Philadelphia, Oct. 7th, 8th, 9th, 10th and 11th, 1856. He _. * .
was winner of the First Premium of $200, competing with horses from all parts ’1" 1 " H i "in/Hf" 7’04?
of the United States. He is acknowledged by all who know him, to be the sire L5 -, z 2 4 w “54. 55": L fill/4....
of more good Trotting Horses and Roadsters than any other horse now living. «124C ”I [L
Sherman Black Hawk was foaled May 30th, 1845, sired by Black Hawk, g
sire Sherman, gg sire Justin Morgan, dam by Young Hamiltonian, dam of Young if 41 f 4’/ ff 1/
Hamiltonian, by Leonidas, g dam by Bellfounder, g dam of Sherman Black
Hawk by Imported Matehen, 15 1—2 hands high, weighs 1080 lbs.., color jet
black, with small star in his forehead.
This celebrated Horse will stand to improve the breed of horses, at the
Stable of William H. Warren, two miles west of the Village of Bridport, Addison
County, Vermont. Good keeping will be provided for Mares from a distance,
and all accidents, escapes, and thefts, will be at the risk of their owners.
N. B.—— Terms for the use 01' said Horse will be $50.0” for the season, eash or satisfactory note.
All mares not proving with l'oal will be entitled lo the use 01’ said horse the next season, free of charge.

WILLIAM H. WARREN, DURA WARREN, Owner,

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