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PAP,ARs

PAPMRs
X GOODRICH has Just received a
~. large supply Of paper, and has on
hand 400 Rosms. consisting Of
Superfne Demi writing
do English bank Post
do Folio do
do blue and white laid Cap
do do do do Letter
do Satin VeIlum do
do Wove do Cop and Letter
do Satin Letter paper, gilt edge.
do Note paper. gilt, various sizes
do Commercial post.
A variety Of common Cap, Letter, Envel
ope, blot'ing, cooured Paper, &c. &c.
Having made an arrangement with n
manufacturer in Massachusetts for supply
Of hand made paper. by which he receives
1t the usual commission, guarantee, boxing
and freight cheaper than if purchased in
New York or Boston, he is enabled to offer
it on as good terms 10 dealers and others
us 1t can be purchased abroad.
Burlington 26kh Sept., 1899.
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Sherman's Worm Lozenges,

Sherman's Worm Lozenges,
Are the greatest discovery ever made, for
dlspelling The various kinds Of worms. that
so frequently and dstressingly annoy. both
children and adults. They are an infali.
Bile remedy, and so pleasant to the taste
that children will take them as readily as q
common peppermint Lozenge. Many dis.
eases arise from worms, without it's being
suspected. Sometimes very troublesome
cough, pains in hejoints or limbs, bleeding
at the nose. &c. &C., are occasloned by
worms, aad will be easily cured by using
this celebrated medicine. The following
symptoms Indicate the presence OF worms.
VIZ: headache, vertigo, torpor, disturbed
dreams. sleep broken off by fright and
screaming, commissions, feverishnass, thirst,
palid hue, bad taste in the mouth, offensive
breath, cough, difficult breathing. itching
at tho nose, pains in the stomach, nausea,
squeamshness, voracity, leanness, tenes-
mus, itching at the anus towards night,
and at length objections of films and mucus.
One is q dose for child two year, old
two for one four years-ihree for eight
years-and five for On adult. and should be
repeated every morning. or every other
morning until relieved.
Read the following letter:
New York. March 8. 1889.
Dear Doctor,-Accsrdng to your re-
quest, we have used your Form Losenses
in several cases Of worms, and found hem
uniformly successful. We have no dlfcul.
" in getting children to take them. as they
are perfectly pleasant. We shall use them
in our practice whenever occasion offers,
believing them to be The best vermiuge
medicine in use. We have also used your
Soda Lozenses very extensively and find
Them fully TO answer the purposes you re-
commend them for.
We are yours, respectfully.
V. WEEKS, NJ, ID.
w. SHADDOCK, NJ, ID.
G. r. GREEN, NJ ID.
Sold wholesale and retail, at DR.. Sher
mans medca'ed Lozepgs Warehouse, LOG
Nassau 81. New York, and u, the Variety
Store, Burlington. VI.
PAMBoRN & BRlNsMAIp,
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STRAYED

TROM the enclosure of the subscriber,
l. on The night Of the Gath inst, large
3 year old steer. Said steer is red. with
large high horns, and cross.eyed. Who.
ever will deliver the said steer or give
information where he may be found, will
be suitably rewarded by
D. A. KIMBALL.
burlington, Sept. 26, 1889.
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WOLCOTT'S
chamgeable B l~ 6
WRITING FLUID
Or SUPERIOR spLENDoR AND DURABILITY.

THIS recently invented composition for
l. writing, is confidently recommended
10 the public as being superior to any i'm
ported article of like kind. 1t will never
loose any of the elements OF it's color, and
is warranted 10 remain permanent under
any exposure Whatever. 1t can be had al
the Book Store of the subscriber at whole
sale or retail, and at very low price.
Sept. 12. d. A. BRAMAN.
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Jonathan Gillett's Estate.
STATE OF VERMONT.
DISTRICT OF CHITTENDEN, IS.

DIsTRICT OF CHITTENDEN, IS.
\ L Probate Court holden at Burlington,
IN within and for said District, on the 4lh
day Of September A. ID. 1889.
An instrument purporting to be the last will
and testament Of Jonathan Gillett, late of
Charlotte, in said District, deceased, was pre-.
scented to the court here by Heman Hasford,
the executor therein named Therefore it is
dered by said court that pubic notice be given
to all persons concerned therein, to appear
before said Court, at q session thereof to be
holden at the Registers Office in Burlington,
on the second Wednesday Of October, A. ID.
1889, and contest tho probate Of said will, and
it is further ordered, that this order be pub,
lshed three weeks successfully, in the Free
Press, a newspaper, printed at Burlington, in
this state, the last of which sha be previous
10 tho day assigned, as aforesaid for hearing.
Given under my hand at the Register S
Office, this 4th day Of September, A. D. 1889
WM WEsToN ReoiyIer
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Il r. f. X

- TIlE Burlington Brew
@EE721 n cry having been rebuilt
N7.lEE -eNyEt4EinIg during the past season,
4Ill1.z..A w. will be put in operation on
Tuesday next, and will, IN few days, be
prepared to answer orders for BEER, to
any extent. The apparatus Is all new,
and OF the most approved construction /;
and it ret rate brewer-good materials,
and firm resolve on the part Of the pro
prietor to furnish superior article Of beer,
can avail any thing, my customers shall
find no cause of complaint. The public
are respectfully invited to give the new
establishment fair trial.
GEO. PETERSON.
Burlinpion, Sent. 90, 1899.
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WALTONS' DAILY JOUR.
NAL.

TNl1E subscribers propose to print, du.
Il ring the next session of the legisla-
'nre, daily newspaper, on half sheet of
imperial paper, and to contain the fullest
reports Of the proceedings of both houses,
From the fact that the political parties will
be nearly balanced in the house, the procee,
dlDgs will be unquestionsbly of more than
ordinary interest and Importance 1t will he
our purpose to give fair exposition of
those proceedings, embracing, should the
support rendered US warrant it, sketches of
tho debates.
7srms-Sl per single copy 6 copies for
S.; IL copies for so
Names aud payments may be forwarded
by members of the Legislature.
+. p. WALTON g. SONS.
montpelier, September 10 1889
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STATE or VERMONT,
DISTRICT OF CHlTTENDEN, Is.
TNHE probate court for the District of
l. Cbl,tenden, 10 all persons to whom
these presents shall come. GREETING.
Sally Tracy Of Essex, in said district,
guardian of Emily M. Tracy of said Essex
female minor under the age Of eighteen
years. having represented to this court
that the said Emily is seized in her own
right in fee of the following described
piece or parcel Of land lying and being
situate in said Essex, viz; all the land
decided by Amanda Spencer 10 Griswold
w. Tracy, on the 3lst day Of December
1886, and is part Of lot No. 81, as by said
deed recorded among the records Of deeds
in said Essex will appear, reference thereto
being made, and is supposed to contain
eight acres, and that a sale Of eaid land
would be conducive to the best interest oil
her said ward, and praying said court to
license and empower her, the said Sally, to
sell eaid land. It is hereby ordered that
said application be heard before said court,
at q session thereof to be holden at the
Registers Office in Burlington. on the
second Wednesday of October, 1889. and
that notice thereof be given by publishing
this order, containing the substance Of said
petition, 10 the Free Press, newspaper
printed at Burlington two weeks success.
sively, the last Of which publications to be
not less than two weeks previous 10 eait
day.
Given under my hand at Burlington, thi
3lst day OF August, 1889.
| VIM. WESTON, REGISTER.
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ing an extensive view of Westport Bay.
There is on the premises u wharf, used for
the reception of lumber in the winter, to
which boats can come at all seasons; the
land is of good quality, about one half un-
der cultivation, the residue thickIy covered
with hard timber. The commanding sit
uation of the property, its proximity
to Lake Champain, and susceptibly of
great improvement. and the large quantity
Of hard wood upon it-lwhich is daily
becoming more valuable1 offer uncommon
inducements to farmer about to locate,
or TO any purchaser, as safe investment.
Title indisputable. For terms apply to S.
MYRIcH. Wcstpnrt. Essex CO. N. Y. It
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"A Valuable FarIn
IN lying directly in
the pleasant and heur-
Ishlng village of West.
port, Essex county NY,
containing about two
hundred acres--border.
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Sold wholesale and retail, at DR.. Sher
mans indicated Lozepgs Warehouse, LOG
Nassau 81. New York, and at the Variety
Store, Burlington. VI.
PAMBoRN & BRlNsMAIp,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-17
,ENERAL PASSAGE OFFICE. ais FEC SLIP

. GENERAL PASSAGE OFFICE, ais PECK SLIP
VI For Cabin second Cabin and steerase passengers and
England, Ireland Scotland and Wales the way Lon
dcn Liverpool Hull and Bristol The Subscribers beg 10 In
form their friends and the public that they continue make
arrangements For bringing out passenger from all par
Great Britain aud Iressd the able
ea Americas packet ships " which will leave Liver
pool every week throughout the spring of is>s
They beg state that they have packets sailing regularly
from London Hull and Bristol aordng those persons
siding In the United States and the Capsda who wish send
FOR their ssds from part Of the Old Country oprcr
tuniiy Of doing such ony be met with 81 this once
and their agent in Who has been long and vorab
hnows connected with the New York Packets will
that the regularity Be observed the puucua selling II
the shps hosgnE this line which has them
preference heretfors and that detention shall per.
Liverpool whose passage hs bees settled Tor with The
subscribers.
In all where those seat decline coming the psssses
money returned 10 the psrses from WHOM u received
Further particulars made known application f by letter
post paid, which will pvomyt sissnticn) %
WI T. TAfsCOTT, ~ Peek slip,
80 I'm nest door 10 fsi South street New Yorh.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-17

%scA PEREMPToRY sALE--la Cnancery-ofa beau.
E.M tiful Country Residences VIII be sold az public auc
ton at Stewards Hotel, 10 the city of Newark the
gath day Of Dscember, inst at sesc NJ. precisely all
that certain Dwelling House. with the grounds hereunto
longing in The occupancy Of Col John Plume. situate
lying and beng the nerth ward Of the city OF Newark
" Of Essex. and state Of New Jersey.
The house built BY days work. under the superinend
4 the aud has been occupied year II " ~
.t trout by 40 feet deep, With hs through the 10
feet In width contains 10 rooms, 10 pantrie basement
rooms kitchen and sub cellar stories 10 height with
columns 'front.' and observatory the top. pzr font aud
rear with underneath 10 feet in wiih which
gcd with blue stone The foundation q the building Is ~
90 feet including pazx The parlo 10 By AZ ei
and cted with slioins doors.
The place sbeauuly situated the basks OF the Pzssae
bot short distance north Of The Bridge The House stand,
elevated ground and there radss ,oPe down the
river, upon which u j. bounded for ais feet
There about 81 Of sua attached, which Is besuti
fully laid garden asd the whole enclosed by
aud substantial board fence.
There 10 large carriage house. stable and wood house.
the pre- mies well Of first rate soft water aud large brick
cistern.
The land with the buildings thereon, the proprietor
than $40 0oe and Is 10 be cold TO satisfy Mortgage
thereon, amounting with interest to about $4,000 d4s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-17

COUNTERPART BkANDRETHS PILLS, are sid By
~ over 200 Drug Stores in the city Of NEW YORK OF
the miserable druggists who sha prevent the the
world from making desrsed and rejected Of your esy
ns9f
It's deeply 20 be amenisd for the sake Of public mora,
m uee And mercy TO those who might be compss
: A SELLER 6F toUNTERsFlrs.
PusL,c Wrsrre.-The Druggist who keeps Q Store AZ
the CORNER OF HOUSTON STREET AND TIKI
B0WERy vest side oihe Bewery and north side Of Hous.
ton street, sells counterfeit Of my Pills.
endeayoed by using show Bills similar 10 mise %
deceive the un~zy portion OF the public the belief thar
il and thus take the hard earnings poor for
that which 70 lhey To iDure than benefit for tho
Counterfeit that sold at hs above scol
Medicine WY should require my 70 make IL cells
The conclusion Il that u Is made inure Why made 10
injured ask. To destroy the high character Of the
genuine media,ne THIS Druggist very careful that his
fanny should be we'll oherveJ Tor he .sh siss no sss thea
three signs that he has Branereh .s for ssiea which
only stasmen that he considers honor honesty
perfectly useless But lean tell him that the guilt ofa
seller OF Counterfeit Mediens greater mat o. pAs~s
OF coun rfe Money The latter decidedly more hon
orsble the two. lie stands chance Of being the
State Prison for ten but seller of 20 Medi
the sellers OF counterfeit medcisss have ny thing 10
lose they possibly be made py Tney oo16rm
old ruie, that out 81 nothing nothing be ob,ased.
My once IN the Bowsry few doors unpush
ing seller &C Counieet Brasdeh. Pills Purchase them a
office, which y 276 Bewery between Prince Housoa
streets Aud value your health, 60 drugxs
store When you want Brandreths Pills.
Ihave known any who have ssed the Genuine Pills,
but that satisfied they the best medicine they had
ssed f not Car eounterng hpaves there 10
but little doubt but long before this they would
in fair way become &C. and u depends the J~dk
eous Public whether shall be my Just rght
The Pubc's obed'ent servant.
d. BRANDRETH, NJ. d., ali Broadwsv
o4i Broadway 1e Bowery, iss Hoaos st. being my ~
oces the Pills there relied upou a the a.
and ssssise D. RANDRETH, NJ. d. do sodsA
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-17

DAssAGE FROM GREAT BRITAIN AND IRE.
LAND-The Subscriber continues to make engagements
In this city for the passages Of those residing England Ire
land Scotland and wses.
Toe ships employed by this company Of the 6rst class
American built commanded By Of erperesee, and sail
from Liverpool every week throughout the season.
Dras payable demsnd tie National Bxk Of Ireland
the National Banh Of Scotland and their varoa branches
also, G. OIyn Co, London, and Fitzhugh &. Grim.
shaw Liverpool al the lowest rates. Appcaiion 1, be made
BY letter, post paid TO SAMUEL THOMSON
MI In 273 Pearl street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-17

IMPORTANT TO FEMALES REYNOLDS PAR
u MELv's CELEBRATED FEMALE HEALTH RES
TORATfvE " new sdmNtsd 20 Ne a remedy superior 10
any otkss peessn. N Zoe diesss psesar The
FEMALE CONsTfTuTfON slJtf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-17
LOND0N LINE OF PACKErs.-

af To sail iae list, l0!i, and 20th oil every month";
This line packets will hereafter be composed of the
following Ships which will succeed each other IN the order 10
Portsmouth on the l osh 2Uh and from London the 7t
i7th, 9th every month throughout the year, viz:
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-17
BkWAkE Oh tMfOslTlOH.
who steals my purse steals trash
But Ne who Stones from me my good name,
n - - -


09-PEiNEs ORRIs TOOTH PASTE for el.ans.s.
preserving and beanne the teeth received the 6rst PIE
MUM al the recent FAR of the American Institute.
This unessaed senfice gives 10 the Teeth cIesa ssd
sar Witness and removes and every
srias aiso improves the color Of lir and gums pre-
vests and heals all ulcers Of the mouth progress
decay IN the tesh aud imPar peculiar and grateful sweet
ness 10 the breath.
" The best article that ve know offor eIesn.re preserve
ing and bes"ting the teeth Psnes Orrs Tsoh Paste.
II gives to them clear aud reasly whtepe ard i'm parts
peculiar and most srssefu s brssth We
daily commend 10 the attention Of readers, especially
TO the female portion Of Aes No toilet Be ~ples with
ost it"-Ladies Mag
The unprecedented celebrity which this szeellest art,
Gle for the teeth speedily obtained under lis original 81
Orrs Tooth Paste has YnPrnced individuals
TO make base counterfeit preparations under various names
Of which BEWARE for they probably prove highly iss
risss Va The teeth and 10 be compared with the 60
nuine than Hyperion saty The original article has
the fac s,m Of the investor and proprietor O. W. Pess.
upon the label, without which u y not genuine.
For sale only IN. Bssasr Ia Broadway; BY uion 80
broadway, H. HART NJ d. 77s Broadway Is hudson So
Hos and 0vicn i2s Chsthamst Z. H. 0uoo, III Bovsvy.
anA 90 Henry a. corner ~ Pike.
Agsip--Bewsre q Csusterfeitsi nssecdSns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-17

k'hhNkLiN BLGE5.-- ne nrsi .sn1uai .sii ~ ins
Franklis Blues will take place ~ evening, Dee.
2o,h at the Shaksp Hotel If DIANE William
street Dodswors celebrated Cetsn Bald engaged for
the occasion.
b. Tickets be procured of Capt Smith, corner Of
Front and Dover streets Leat Lynn John street. Ensign
Dakin 460 Pearl street. Secretary Alison Roberts, 1T Ryin
ton street. and at the Bar Of the Shakespeare Tickets ST.
NJ B. Military gentlemen particularly requested 10 ap-
pear in uniform. dtas,.'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-17

O. kns ENGINE tUk sALE~-A snail steam Enx,n~f
- OF horse power, In sscsIIsnt repair with -xe beslss
fer sale ehesp the prcrresos having further u
ply a loa Broadway. ell ee0
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-17

ny experiences Ia bushes. aud after repeated and
untirisg efforts 10 attain the object consistently be-
Aeves that he has at length succeeded snufsc turing a
Gle which cannot fail TO approbaos Of all who will
take The trouble 10 examine H.
This article, TO which the attention Of the public 10
espccislly invited Satin Beaver Hat, price ouy THREE
DOLLARS and he feels assured that for beauty chearnes
durability and comfort cannot Be surpassed in the city Of
New York In addition TO the usual vory Of Hats and Caps
he also Keeps hand constantly Far Hat Of very superior
quality, which he can afford At FOUR DOLLARS; end this
Hat for past has given to- the
most unqualified Subtraction Juscs his friends, we'll
to himself makes proper tor hin 10 say, that he sells for
CASH the losses sustained from bad customers will not have
Ne paid ny good Wholesale dealers suppsd promptly
tie old stand where the sskns price always the
selling price. sepa1-9m'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-17

NEW REFECTORr--J swEENkr ssios,ps his fren
apdhe public that he has opened Rsfscory w thu
ag. and elegant brildng No. IA rs,on street Fish, Fiss'
ss Fowl always 70 be fssrd he Tables every des
Or Of tive provided appears In the arhst
Ne atsentsn will h WASTING his part 10 give general
sasetea and he hop~s 10 6nA that gsssreus
watch he IL Determined 10 ssssrvs-
Ito0 j. sWEENEv
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-17

=. EE, A RARE CHANCE-THE BILLIARD AND
- TEN PIN ALLEYS, 81 Reade street cont aiming four
FIRST !abtsone polished white masr and MAhe-
gam Alley with bars and other csmpiee and three
suitable for parties The above win
able and on thousand dollars Of the purchase money
to be paid down the balance may rem,in
Forparticu!ars apply 10 A. BAssFORD, u Ann street
lf not soil soon the5 will be let
The above Ale,s are the best laid. dl1n
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-17
A. PASTORS
HAIR OIL,

Or Censpeumd Hseemues Ost % Almsuas.
90 For Destroying danarua and preventing the hair from
sess, and me public may rely a. that A.PAsT0RS COM
FOUND OIL h the vhetssmest and best OIL fer the hair
sy and hair has begun 10 turn grey such anouishes
70 the hsr that ~ viii rsstcve 10 its ns<nrs eesv;
also prevents hair iron beecas shaded and clreaA
ussi for short time will restore II color slsss
de scu and keep the hesd and hair clean eyebrow
mS wkk.. Aikerai dseeuns made 10 Wholesale purchs.
ssvs. A.PAGT0h
res senstrest,N.Y
Prizes, - cents per bssus, highly srfsned - ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-17

u UsHT0N AsPiNwALL, " William street., offer
N for sale
5000 very superior Swedish Leeehe packages ofloe asd
100 each for country trade
casks Alexandria Sienna, extra 6se, suitable for retailing.
Russia sheet Isnglass, ist and And quality
Dutch refined csmphor.
sO0Ibs true socotrine Aioes.
sOibs Bsrmuds Arrowroot
10 cases Lows white and brown Windsor Soap.
$50 on. pure Oil Roses. dlAlw'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-17

a PAsTOR, HAIR CUTTER, IsS 0rsenwicn street.
"A. Pastor TAKES this opportunity 10 inform the public
AFTER long eperssee in his business he has formed compost
slls
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-17
NENlsON STEAK, Roast Turkey, Roast Goose, Roask
Duck, Roast Chicken, Chicken kEicrasse, Chicken Pct
pie, and other ref eshments every day at
II. IATTINSON's CrTee Saloon.

n. b Buckwheat Cakes every morning and evening.
dis 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-17

!. g<>~ ~ SOUTHERN DAILY MAIL LINE ios
.,sezr Norfolk Charleston, s. c., Petersburg, and
KENTUCKY and JEWEss all boat. Of speed and
Aaton will commence running daily the rst April between
Baltimore Norfolk and Portsmouth, leaving the lower end
spears wharf every afternoon at O'clock mme diaey a
Ter the arrival OF the from Philadelphia and will
,rt morning at Portsmouth time for the for Whining
on steamboats, Charleston Returning will e ave
Portsmouth every after the arrive from the South and
each Baltimore nsxi morning time for the for Pha
islghs
jackets Georgia and South Carolina which leave Norfolk
very Saturday for Charleston giving travellers choice They
also run IN connection with the James River boats to Peters
rirg and Richmond Strangers informed (old
ow) that this ID TIE cheapest and most comfortable route for
outhem travellers there changes from cars steam
soas and stages N. dead Of night the Washington
The company hope the travelling part Of the
ommuay viii Patronise them in giving equal facilities and
srerior comfort.
Passage and fare to Norfolk, % JOHN W BROWN,
n2Sn Agent.
- ,-<s-s - THE STEAMBOAT WASHINGTON
r.xsrSx5d having discontinued running between New
rips between New York and NewSurg on Monday the iai
nan eavisg New York every Monday and Thursday after
ason at o'clock and Ns.surs every Tse.day and Friday
receive light freight and passenger
". DAN freight. baggage bank blla inset be at
Ae Of the uniess OIL therefor
the oods be entered on tho baakssf hs,S.'
ssa CEAwFUnD. MARTIN 60
~ NEW YoRS Observation-Disclosures
Zlr~. sale.-By order Of As.cuees--on Tuesday next
6 2lh inst at ~ o'aloct, will he sold we'll
LIZ SNOW establishment, the following articles, via:
One pair large Grey Coach Horses, 7hands nigh.
tine pair Bay-, very sly ,h aud fine drivers.
One pair oreys. well known the road as fast irotier
The well known trottirg horse screwdriver.
The we'll knows trsitihs mare Fanny Pullan, &c. &c.
Also one Chariot, Barouche. hight Wagon Quilt
short since BY Ford Roekawsy Wages, Sc Sc
Ao several ofeoseh and light Hars,ss Saddles Brides,
Whips Blankets Dress &c. &c.
Further particulars viii be ysslishea in bills.
GEO. w MILLER, successor toJ. w. Watson.
dieu 40 broadway.