Royalist the Imported Stallion at Washington Georgia
The celebrated imported stallion Royalist stands at the Washington Georgia stand formerly occupied by Whip. mares may be bred at twenty five dollars season payable by note, or reduced payments with foal assurances. He is described as rich mahogany bay, sixteen hands, with praised form and athletic move. Royalist’s lineage links to Saltram Eclipse and Herod, with detailed Stud-Book notes. His offspring and racing record include top finishes at Newmarket and Craven stakes, with breeders and observers citing high quality.
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Washington
Georgia
America
Rees
En Cyclovadia
Philadlephia
Royalist
England
Prince of Wales
Saltram
Eclipse
Mark
Herod
Whip
Pamn
Marte
Tom
Corinna
Marfee
Duke of Somereset
Imperator
Conduétor
Lord Clermont
Bree
Ditto Ditto
Mark Anthony
Ditto
Br. c. Ditto
Duke of Rutland
Pyracmon
Wales
Panton
Matrimony
Treves
Bam—Hyrop Mane
Oroonoko
Cartouch
J. Seabright
F. Cash
Galway
Ariel
Lucas
Br.f. Duschess
Alexander
Wilson
Kitty
Do. Durand
C. Whi
Sporting Magazine
Newmarket
Lord Grovesnor
Cub
Fidget
Philedere
Edward Jordan
Imported Royalist and Whip Horses Placed for Breeding and Racing
The notice cites testimonials from Madison County Kentucky 1806 praising the Royalist stallion and trust in Hailey Talbot of Kentucky for breeding. It notes the celebrated imported horse WHIP starting the season at Mr William Low’s in Columbia County under Joseph Cotton, with a thirty dollar season and options for foal returns and extra fees, and mentions Whip’s lineage to Whitby Royalist Oscar. Whip’s progeny are described as promising on the turf with notable racers like Jay Hickory Weynake and Maid of the Oaks highlighted in nearby Virginia and Kentucky racing scenes.
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Madison County
Kentucky
Hailey Talbot
Matthew Tuysor
Wilkes County
Geon
Whip
William Low
Columbia
Augusta
Joseph Cotton
Whitby
Royalist
Oscar
Promise Fair
Virginia
Jay
Hickory
Weyncke
Young Whip
Runaway Negro Woman Lydia Reward Offered
Ten dollars reward for Lydia a twenty five year old enslaved woman who ran away in late January. She is about 5 feet 6 inches tall with a large burn scar on her right elbow and is well known in and above Augusta. The reward plus expenses will be paid for her apprehension and delivery to Ann Boftick in Louisville or safe lodging in jail. April 7. tf
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Jenny
Augusta
Milledgeville
Richmond County
John Bedingfield
Ahl
Savannah Road
Bell
I. M
Savannah
Charleston
Bank of the United States
South Carolina
John Miller
Liexs
Phebe
John M‘levi
Ranaway
Lydia
Louisville
Ann Boftick
Lost Morocco Pocket Book on Road to Augusta
A red Morocco pocket book lost Friday the 13th on the Raysville to Augusta road contains two ten dollar bills a Lehigh Lottery ticker No 43197 three dollars in silver and other papers. Finder to report to the subscriber near Little River Putnam County or Mr Robert Freeman Lexington for a reward. Leave at Mr Low's four miles above Augusta for attention.
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Raysville
Augusta
Lfitle River
Putnam County
Robert Freeman
Lexington
Hall
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A. Love
Wheereon
John B. Wilkinson Esq
Augesta
Burke County
Aupulia
Fraser
Campbell
Lud Harris & Co
Benjamin F. Harris
Lud Harris
Inferior Court
Columbia County
Achee Creek
Cumming
R. Crawford, Adm
Ingm
Tais Place
Thomas & John Moore
Philadelphia Beer
Johnson & Kunzie
Lawyers Office
Broad Street
Messrs
John Fox & Co
Scriven
Elbert
Warren
Wilkes
Jefferson
Richmond
Green
Burke
Lincoln
Hancock
Federal Circuit Court
Circuit
Joseph Hutchinson
Richard H. Wilde
Geo
Thomas Apperton
Wm. Barbe
Christopher Bass
John Booth Fen
Thornberry Bowling
H. Clopton
James Colquet
Thomas Curry
John Ford
Thomas Fambrough
Thomas Grefing
Wm. Groves
James D. Greshane
Charles Hardman
Joel Hardén
Sarah Hofley
Sarah Hofsley
Elias Hims
John Johnson
Thomas Meriwether
Nathaniel M'‘Clarge
Benjamin Martin
John Miles
Edward Nix
John Nix
Ramson Nickles
Michael Powers
Samuel Pattony
John Smith
Wingfield Shropshire
John Stewart
John Tunnel
Sarah Wheeler
Wm. Wormack
Charles Wheeler
James Wellson
P. Murphey
P. M
Marshal’s Sales
Jefferson County
Towit
Montgomery County
Geo. M. Troup
Major Hutchinsor
John Biaerre
Camden
Zachariah Bell
Reynold Street
D.fuilaelion
Jesse Howard
Henry
Asbury
W. B. Pctor
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