...gray color, heavily made, and of a sluggish disposition. At the same time, the Marquis de Lafayerte sent out a jack and jennies from the island of Malta....was two hundred and seven. The number and valuation ol horses and mules exported from the United States within the last thirty-three years, are indicated...

...courage and activity of the Knight. The jacks arrived at Mount Vernon, if we mistake not, early in 1788. The General bred some very superior mules from...mules selling at the sale of the General's effects for eight hundred dollars. In no portion of Washington's various labors and improvements in agriculture...

...a few years the estate of Mount Vernon became stocked with mules of a superior order, some of them rising to the height of sixteen hands, and of great...power and usefulness. One wagon team of four mules sold at the sale of the General's effects for eight hundred dollars." Washington, through Florida Bianca,...

...a few years the estate of Mount Vernon became stocked with mules of a superior order, some of them rising to the height of sixteen hands, and of great...power and usefulness. One wagon team of four mules sold at the sale of the General's effects for eight hundred dollars." Washington, through Florida Bianca,...

...a few years the estate of Mount Yernon became stocked with mules of a superior order, some of them rising to the height of sixteen hands, and of great...power and usefulness. One wagon team of four mules sold at the sale of the General's effects for eight hundred dollars." Washington, through Florida Bianca,...

...Philadelphia for the purpose. In a few years the estate of Mount Vernon became stocked with mules of superior order, rising to the height of sixteen hands, and of great power and usefulness, one wagon-team of four mules selling at the sale of the general's effect for eight hundred dollars. In...

...jacks arrived at Mount Vernon in about the year 1788. The General bred some very superior mules irom his coach mares, sending them from Philadelphia for...Savannah, in Georgia, in 1755, forty-eight horses ; in ] 770, three hundred and forty-five horses and thirty mules. The number of horses exported from Portsmouth,...