Advert for Bonaparte the racing horse and mares for sale
An 1813 notice offers Bonaparte a famed bay Thoroughbred for breeding and racing at Burke County plantations near Waynesboro. The ad details mare prices, deposits, and payments while noting past performances from 1806 to 1810 and lineage from Diomed and Cel er, with testimonials from local subscribers. A separate certificate from July 1809 proclaims Bonaparte a superior foal getter.
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