Edgecombe County Estate Notice 1837 Administrators Named
The November term 1837 of Edgecombe County Court announces administrators for the estate of Spencer D. Cotten deceased. Creditors must present claims within the legal period, and debtors must pay promptly. The notice also calls on those indebted to R. & D. Collen and R. D. Cotten & Son to settle immediately. Tarboro, November 25, 1837.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgecombe County Court
Spencer D. Cotten
R. & & D. Collen
R& D. Cotten & Son
Jowin W. Cotten
Admis
Will. H. Wills
D. Catten
Tarboro
Dee’d
Fairfax Advocate
Fanis the English Race-horse for stud at Myrtle Hill estate
Fanis, an English race-horse owned by Capt. J. A. J. Bradford, U. S. A., to stand at stud at Myrtle Hill three miles north of Fayetteville starting Feb 15. Mares valued at 50 dollars per season with 75 dollars to insure, 0.50 dollar groom fee, paid before mares go to stud. Clover pastures and segregated foal lots provided. mares fed at 0.30 dollar daily. Keeper not responsible for accidents or escapes. Pedigree highlights Muley lineage and Eclipse blood. History notes Flatterer’s English/American racing record, including New Market and Derby participation.
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Muckle John
Thos. Mason
Enfield
Wits
America
Spirit
Times
Muckle Joun
Mucklejoun
Harrod
Areme
Diomede
Blair
Harry
Machle John
Union
Fanis
J. A. J. Bradford
Judge Strange
Myrtle Hill
Fayetteville
Raleigh Road
Muley
Orville
Eleanour
Leviathan
Tennessee
Imp
Margrave
Clare
Lord Egremont
Marmion
Gohanna
Amazon
Driver
Mercury
Woodpecker
Eclipse
Exmillus
Priam
Plenipo
Sarpedon
Oxygen
Tranby
Merman
Vespa
Muley Moloch
Whisker
Getter
Lurborough
Cresida
Harpalice
Flatterer
Nowell
England
Mark Wood
Wadsworth
Genesee
N. York
Robert L. Stevens
Union Course
Long Island
New Market
Glencoe
R. M
Jersey
Ch.c. Glencoe
Robinson
M. Wood
Br. B
A. F
Mr. Yates
Duke of Grafton
Reyeller
Genl. Grosvenor
American Turf Register
WM. Moody
Mount Forest
Flatterer the racehorse and breeder in early America
Flatterer, imported from Paris after a long voyage, ran creditable races in New York and was later purchased by W L Corbin and placed with J S Corbin in Fairfield. Reports praise his speed, bone, and potential as a sire, with endorsements from W L Corbin, Mr White of Northampton, and remarks from Mr Boardman of Alabama. Moses Branch notes Flatterer will stand for a limited season in Carolina.
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Lord Orford
B. c
Paris
Waterloo
S Dick
Wadsworth
America
New York
Gilly
Mingo
Cadmus
Eclipse
Lyndey
Sir Charles
Jewess
Henry
New York Spirit of the Times
Flatterer
Sydney
Willis
J. S. Corbin
Fairfield
Long Island
Atlantic
W. L. Corbin
Carolina
Mr. White
Northampton County
Archie
Hal
Tonson
Luzborough
Boardman
Alabama
Newmarket
England
Moses Branch
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WM. G. Bulluck
John J. Danill
Young Jack
Ile
J. C Knight’s
Cokey Bridge
Jack
D. G. Baker
N. B
DGB
Vance
Tion Sau
Votice
William & John Foreman
Bank of
N. Carolina
W. & J. Foreman
J L. Foreman
JAS. Weddell
Raleigh
Washington
Sandaya
JC Blocker
Raleigh and Gaston Stage Co
RUSS
H& v Hyman
George IW. Woodman
Seale
Ild. Wilson
R. Terhoro
North Carolina
Petersburg
Warrenton
Halifax
Jackson
Greileman
Blakely
Billy
A. Maud
Anch Petersburg
Jarratt
Tuedays
Orrier
Petersbure
Jan
Petersburg Ro! Roal Company
Will
Noc
Halifax County
Sarah Burton Grove
Anaway
Mr. Clark
Scotland Neck
Plymouth
Roanoke
Free States
Edgecombe County
N. C
Gabriel Purvis
Norfolk Herald
Lemay
Gales
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