Whip the Imported Running Horse at Washington Stud
Edward Jordan and Joseph Cotton announce Whip the imported stallion will stand in Washington at thirty dollars the season and twenty five dollars for a mare, with fifty dollars to ensure foal, plus a pound cotton, wheat feed, and accommodations. They claim Whip has Earliest Eclipse blood, prize-winning colts in Virginia, and high demand with mares brought to him across several towns before January.
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England
Arl
Watt
Diomed
Page Racing
America
Wair
Eclipse
King Herod
Whip
Saltram
Herod
Virago
Washington
Wethington
Peterersburg
Augusta
Powelton
Sparta
Lexington
Greensborough
W. B. Johnson
Magic
Co. Séldéns
Foreman
Dragon
J. Maorels
Alfred
Clifden
Wade Hamptons
Bedford
J. Homeres
Col. Seldens
Sorrel
B. Tenples
Col
J. Taylors Caerpores
T. Grays
Edward Jordan
Joseph Cotton
Statement Certifying Horse Warr and Foal Prospects
Certificate by Edmund Ruffin and others from Prince George county dated December 11 1104 attests that Edward Jordane recently purchased the imported horse Warr has fed pastures in last two seasons and produced a dozen foals equal or superior in form to those from other stallions. Signatories urge neighbors to endorse to uphold the horse’s reputation as a sure foal getter and justice to Mr Jordan.
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Edward Jordane
Jalfos
America
Mr. Jordan
Gforce Ruffin
Edmund Ruffin
Peter Eppes
Jo’o Avery
Thos. Gault
Rence Rollings
Briggs Reaves
Jas. ‘I’, Hubbard
van Leonard
Jesse Heath
John Jones
Flying-Eagle the High Bred Horse to Stand in Columbia County
Flying-Eagle a blood bay stallion praised for matchless form and action will stand at William Wilkins table in Columbia near the C House. Mares taken for fifteen dollars the season or 400 lbs cotton, or twelve dollars at service, with twenty five dollars insurance and groom fee 50 cents. Season runs until July 31 with careful feed and decent accommodations provided. no liability for accidents. March 5.
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Blood Bay
Bitz
England
Medley
Arminds
Mr. Shafts
Snap
Miss Cleveland
Regulus
Middge
Ray Barton
Barnet
Childes
Honeywood
Fine Blues
Fitz
Gon
Mead
United States
Lippo- Saib
Claudius
Old Cesar
Traveller
Proserpine
Sir H. Featherston
Cullen
Hobgoblin
William Wilkins
Columbia County
C. House
Edward Jordan
Public debt and Indian treaties appropriations act 1808 details
The act lists numerous appropriations for federal government operations in 1808 including salaries for governors judges and secretaries in multiple territories, compensation for clerks and officials, costs of light houses and coastal aids, courts, pensions, and expenses for foreign and Indian affairs. It specifies funds for survey work, public roads, and dispute settlements, with allocations to Choctaw, Ottoway, Chippeway, Wyandotte, and Potawatomi nations under treaty provisions.
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Mississippi
Indiana Territory
Michigan Territory
Soid Territory
Louisiana Territory
Treasury
State
Treasury, War and Navy
General Post-Office
U. S
District of Columbia
Territory
Orleans
Maine
New Ham
Shire
Vermont
Kentucky
Ohio
Tennessee
Supreme
Newport
Musisippi River
Cape Look
North Carolina
Cumberland Island
State of
Georgia
Cape
Shell-castle Illar c
Newport Comfort
Virginia
Fletcher’s Neck
Chatham Harbor
Ghenici
Salem
M.fachus
United States
J. B. Varnum
House of Representatives
George Clinton
Jefferson
Senate
United States of America
U.S
Poothaphkannk
Ottawd
Wyandotte
Detroit
Wyandette
Pottawatomie
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Ocober Next
Broad Street
Barrett & Sims
Ublin
Isham
Billy
William
Scotty
Richmond
Sam
Norton
Savannah
A. Rhodes
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