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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-28
IMPORTANT To HOUSEKEEPERS!l
iz'a Gil ca
THE PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
PEKIN TEA COMPANY.

- AVlNc sppointed NJ. REILLY, No. lG7, West
:" SIDE Market Slnare, Wheeling. Va. their agent for
this city. he would call the attention Of the pu'tic t.
those 'EtEiRATFn PACktD TEAS, TIE superior
excellence OF wnich l. too well known to require COM
meitdai iou. They tave Re u for a long lime The favor.
tie 1ras ~ the principal Al aniic cries. ard are Ia I
ohtainin = character Throughout the cou' try winch VIII
ave them precedence " hercver they are used.
Al i,onsekeepers know how d ificut il hg- heen here
tofoie 10 o'tain goud Teas al fatr prices, hut the great
faculties OF tins tnmaany enaie Them TO place in the
hands NJ Their agents tn chores article al prices which
cannot fa'ifo susiat4 the high character alreadv attain.
e"hS them. ava " they should not suit, yon have only
10 return them 20 the AGENT and gel our Inonry II, funded.
NbfltE-N W. many initiate shave risen up Tho are
vending al Inferior article ~ the name OF This COMPANY,
fhey deem II pfot'f IN state, N ordt 10 prevent iIn,tosi
tio,, .tha none ar genuine which do moi hear on every
package, in addition IT, tne ,itte of the I ompanv. that OF
McCAli.MpNT a "
= Z corner Markei and Front SITS. Philadelphia
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IaE CiktASSlAN HENNA.
y HiS medicinal cosnt,illue is 4 vi 70 curs,3 ", TO all
! affections o. The sam. itupsriin ing rra /, aud l.a,t,
to the comp exon. We hay . T., en- itequt utiI - ed why
W. call Rataa isSoap. { hine>t! We ID tot pretend
hsa. u al Railways Soai' " as either my vented or pre-
faf,d Ia I hipa. Not Al all; the iiveHtion IN entirely
our 'wi -1st as is rs nfanuiaciurg; NJ lis medicinal
are IL ar. Indigenous OF that climate, whilst IL teaiti
ting prorerti's are largely oWirg Ia tie tirt assian
hefpa The ilenls il ore at th'-e uetiioriah- plants
" "st virtues as" cosine' iqne has foe centuries teeA
Known onlN "a the Clrcsrsians. Ru' Y tic wtnde tul
s",c's - oi hadw ay Soa, IL impa ing tina T. transparent
sni'rt SIS i6iie sAin. hea'tl, and heahtN in the COZ. piec
ton, t. ra"f positive of its rare and valued virtues
1lls, WIN pi.i.r laramie p!afts. possessing i-a ing.
c' q sfue, uriy ing ~ :, tss nj {, INC u eriis ftpnwr on.
~ 'OuH} i tie gfrat secret of the success nt ) a WAYS
sia'. 9s''vat's soar IS - esdl IN its C .et of e.. owing
Ia. san urn. Puppies. Bioiehes ustui.s. letters,
ture~ thheun. kIigwotu IA. Rasi AID elosqua TO hiies
tvr shaving ts exc leni. fr The foiict IL j. u rgait d.
So'h to- - GEMS, is'gr, and l2l cents = al tablets, at
ne pln Ell al deto,s, bl toEfu mt street; i5l itaiisi,
New iorh. is RAhN AY x co.
j5iPeari street. New YORK.
s"ld ~ WI ceiling by AO AIR, MIN,
~ ~ AGENT
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-28

GENlE% ia tarish. Ger.nsn AID \nrTicre x itch
- ca nruitutc. 10 ,os Main 81 t3pf as e lie Mon
~. i4sHscJ = t'eiig,A
g.. sa scrpaef mas just fesHsveti front &C East, ~ mere
ne pl4 stds oa tlsai al the 'Dvtsi cas- prices, y { ,,l
as, tttH 81 caVe , tni ever otter Htieie 40 d..
man t.tl kllrIrH uFttdrs. Wlttt le Is re sfr- lea DIS.
.os.Y b as seso e. rdt e iai a. TINS ma ae.. Also a.
20 avs ety II ttp its
its a su keeas os ,att 81 ."s "'vt mtnutacture, a.
Isla ttslst asi+0 el'lt ftt sod Sheet .rph wac.
a.. . 81 f-4a4f. 81 j iece tN wwc
tifpa u4W- 49,. Hp. go 4tnd, wti De- uitWnfac
U.aU Ba fr rrf s.t4ftst nti}cr. hH Haai e ief4..
Nf.s nlf.s fHtvU .nefHt loves AWl iNf ,hurxn
20 owe, ~ sae a. iow ltlers.
.e..V ELIAS sIIFEL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-28

xINNEI r safe 50 80 rare sreaias ia tRe way OF
I K,si i.-t.trI IA toe city ~ - ae-,rg ant Ian : ~
th- ,.iHir5 aut trfse Ss ihs IL r~rrchase. e, tier
~ u~ he a gc uf sh1i. No.t II 10 A~ll - HtaAc ear 4
.nYI.aI.a. as shs uN ie : aye deStrun- 10 s.fi, aud /
WA Il sell the auI go sLs I parses. AT iivtde the ioir
a. ,gr ne pattrasrts. \ suaii pay i,rut wiihe repmt
rel ~ h al and na,ance onttnae. JOHN nOStoBN,
Aber.ns, les, -. kea Es'afc Aset {
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-28

EUsAT CsVTHiE pcl"E
s-SRoM WNEFi.INC TO BALTIMORE. WASHING
r q CRY. Pfiii4 tnELrrlN \, NEW Nbkk td
OSrO The National Road and Good luieHi -Et-,
toHpaiuas are rgpuius slN daily lines Ia t-inrrriand
connecting with The ,stimuofe sni OHIO RAILROAD. ga
10y - honrs Sisec;rsvnl 10 either ofthe ahoveciitss.
lance by railroad.
laTine TO 6aiin1 = ~ hours.
FINE 10 lhilad tliiG T. ,oafs.
Fare 10 saliimor, ~ uttiIAt|,
Fare 4" Ititapeipi,ia ~ Doll ARR.
SIN daily tines 'eaVct,e Companies Siase AVID Radforn
office every morniue al 6 O'Clock, \. NJ. and eNtrash
atshed n any hour u lad siuuld o Ter.
For through tickets 10 Hai'tFtore and Philadelphia, az
ply Al tie t,imtsuies' office, No. ~ " aief slfeei. w lice
ting. Na.twn doprs north OF the Unl'ei states Hotel.
For Good intent Stage 90. " ". STEELE
And J. q. ACiiFSoN, for y. Il. :. 60.
ause Great Cenira. Route RAJ Road n stage ofcr
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NENTLlNGER'S apUlhtCA.


n CERTAIN cure for Rhaa uatism. Sore Tho,
"a sur Joirs, Spinal Ale stiuns, Bunses T,sS''
Aeke. dead fele, SUI Pam baG's. Gpls. thtt,"'
v4su ni tt 81 90 hieast etc. igt vcry te.t 80
eve veidst"ve-ea i"ftAiefha or hHrmai apgfU.t.,a.
g. -HHrf tsan ot unrss- Prepared ft,4 t4t Ns
feesiai pHcg, rs cents 10 bottle. AR st'-l
Aasa NN y. AAEE.A stul. so4ib .xAsa
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FIN. WAfCliE.S AND JEW tLRl.
II sr scri ,er ~ =. neg al de>crt i.n"s uf sue t,ti
ard -uNer NalSins, ienery And silver Ware, al
umca .asS thAa III. usual prices
ii G toh aidsi'vsr netarLod i.eve~s;
u, " 4. thor Il
an !e1m'~ d",
do " qua Il aud ia,,u-tass
d. = be,s. ft'hes and seals;
G3d atd Srvef teae;
Pen il sees
G1'd pa4-.i 49, tu-i anR -i'v,r cases;
I.agtes' u..d treas, iur;
=. Brs,.irts And isart 81
" al - W iiu i@i'.t
~ arnnd Rb, \ d Il efst aus
s.eritn. SILVER 81. - "a :, ver f'g~. mtle 10 order
-. ~4IR' NIL.p
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-28

,JusT received, 4Oo pairs Of Mons Thi k Boots.
sept a. leiS 1uDp & lowell.
INn fAiRsof Mems Kip Boots. recetvcd9y
WV sept. IS, 1873 TODD & HOWELL.
200 PAIRS Of Mems Calf Boats, jus, received q, the
Black Mammoth Boot. tsept 10, '4e) & II.
400 RS Mems Thick %Brosans, received tv
~ sen y, lsia TUDn HOWELL.
SEQ fhas Mems Kip Brogans, received.
Bon, FRS Mems caIf rrogans. just received.
$40 lh's Women. KIP Boots, received at
sep ~ - I. &
NV scot 10, as r. an
| s0n FRS Moments Monroe Boots. received NV
wv sept 10, hs n IN
wv sept 10, 10 n A. N
tnD PRS OF Boys Thick Boots
w sept 10, IS II
40 FRS Of Boy's Kip Boots
wv sept 10, 4s T and
,0o PAIRS Boys Thick I 70 ans
Wv sept 10, as n an,
500 FAIRS OF Boys Kip and Calf Brogars, received
100 PAIRS of Youths Thick Boots
wv sept 10, AZ r snd
Roo PaIis Of Youth KIP and Calf Boots
W. SCH ~ ~ y. and II.
WV sept 10, ~ ~ ana n
200 PAIRS of Youths Calf and Kip Broqans
W." sept 10, 45 II. and II
1000 FRS Of c%hildren's shoes. of diserent kinds,
900 P trsgiVo OF Men sen Wd ~, .1sl ris.,T and II
WV drens Gum Shoes, received at Inc black nam
nom ROOT, south endo Aarke, Square
sept ~ &c TODD and DWELL
tUt, fkS OF Ladies Fine Kid Slippers, received
-" sept 10, I3 TsU
CAPS! CAPSu!
ll DoIEN Mems Fine Cloth Caps, received a,
~ seft % 'iS a..n1u
20 z Boys and Infants Fine Cloth Car 5, reed
al lsept ~, '4s] 4 and II
LEATHER.
al z Red Lining Skins
" sept 10, AS T..Iu
hoI Boot Morocco Skins
sept 10, fs II .nJH
al LBS of es, Shoe Thread
~ sept 10, rs It .ndu
)DnD Lbs Of Spaniel Sole Leather
-O"C sept 10, '4s IT .ndu
III BIsHElS hest shoe Pegs, received AT the sho.
:" Store. south end Market square
sept ~, ~ IODU and HOWELL
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re
= are now receiving, direct from the les, EASTERN
",'niactnrers.a more than nsustiv stce ss.o,t.
'rnf of D orR and SroFs for FaLL aud W,sT,r w.,
'srge nortion Of which have e " mapuc.rtn,od 10 -
:, s'eH'd'ne to our own directions, ard ut. nded 81.
re'si fur our retail trade. for our rrsu nv rrs.c,.r
81 all otfers who may favor us with : can W. esr
1frlv say that never before have we been a,'e 70 os,,
hem So iarge and well selected y stock If Poo. ,rd
hoes is al tie present time. ana we ens,rentee ,b.u,
lual IN ana'it' Of mater'a' AND workn,s,shir 70 tto.,
'anu'ac'ured in any part Of the United s,,,e C,,
'ock viii he found 10 consist, in part. ~ Tho ce,tou
VIEWS RooTs.
loo pairs mems thick boots
60 do mems Kip do
$50 do stout calf do
MEMS aR ,or' sss so"''
800 rsi-s mems thick hrocans
1900 d, mems kin troears
$40 do mems stout car irorsrs
go do goat AVID calf pumr sc'- hrsrars
BOYS N YouTns Boo1s
eco rairs hoy's thick boots
go do hoy's kin do
'o DO stout calf 20
SO do youthsthick do
$50 do youths kis do
100 do youti,a rsif do
ov's N YOUTHS
$50 psirs youths thick bropsns
so do YOUTHS kip do
$50 do boys kip do
quo do hv's h Wins cs,fdo
WOMEN KIP LACE BOOTS.
1909 pairs wonen's lace boots
200 do wopIen's calf do
$50 do wmn's morocco 10
No do women's kid do
'Nb M biols. HNLF AFTER AND
SEOES.
go pairs women's gaiftr boots
pro pairs thick sole half CATERS
$50 pairs pump so'e half CATERS
zee pairs ladies' kid husk in wells
100 PAIRS ladies lid tie wetts
500 pairs womens morocco and sea, reo'd bu,kin.
MISSES LACE o T. &C,
POO pairs misses Md lace boots
$50 do misses goat lace boots
SO do misscs' kip aud calf lace boots
lU0 do misses' half caiters
~CHILpREN'S SHOES.
2tno pairs ~cbildren's morocco aud leather tootees
EW do DO leather rerged loo.ye,
gro do 20 fancy CATERS
Geo do do goat hnoteps
RUBBER SHOPS.
1000 nairs indian ruii ef shoes. mhra cinr every stvIs
nf ladies' aud eentiemcn's ruhfer shoes that il " orn
SHOE FINDINGS AM STOCK
Const'n,ly on hand. a large AVID well selected s..or,.
'neu' of shoe stock and fndi gs. viz: Spanish sole ,en,b
or u"ner leather, kip and calf skins. morocco. kid. lin.
ing and binding skins. Ai.SO-i asis, 90, trees shoe
threads, shoe pals, lacks, pegs. loot wei, slee knives.
avn blades aud hats, patent and common pincet<. han.
ne's. rasrs. ! sting. tacks. gsIloons laces. An assort
,nent OF the finest and most approved styles of French
BOOT and SHOE KIT.
Ihankm' for HE liberal PATRONAGE heretofore extended
% MS. we still solicit a continuance of the same
an, McCLAlLEN, KNOX d Co.
Wheeling, Sept 81, Is4s.
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Vegetable i,yspepnc and ChoIic
BIJ'Tt RI

~ NE rrmerons kmo wn cures Hef;urn I'd tn these Bit.
i"fs las induced tie ttvetior, al The earnest -oiiett
al "uut Il any r'Ficc'ai n eliIzens WIo la We al cN3 G.
ifct cod ter beneficial ana salrtary eitcci-, To make
ikeni uh1c i"r the - oil a. mankind ia general. THEY
ere made purely Of vcgrfs T. matter, aud mas Ir taken
lN ltt WrHAt-i irr.al" VITA perfect safety. They act
rctt \ o. the t"wcis an-Wilie sure To carry or any
~ turtty 81 the s'on, s"h. 4 Il thereby inn ART vl.or aud
strength 10 The whole system.
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COUGHS,
ril Ii,iS.C,
F .uGNZ \,
BRONCHITIS,

III INN 10 wv NTIN".
r. M all othtr RtnHctai or Catarrhal affections are
sd GtfE 1 AEtS, and freq isi'l, PssNA>kNrtr felie
we'd rms cused ,y tyr. fRtX NL'S iSf Atd.IBLE
ttt'hlt Re- EHN. 4 has never fsii.sf - give alupie
satisfaction. Our of two usts viii sstIsfv t"I ttls It's
virtues are up' Exaggerated Read The totinNing fr,,r
tbs ~ raf Tn. lHu4nr e,{or of tn. 'i'ilts' utsa ie,Hper
ancr uasueT,' and daughter OF Jrige toriyApf Mon
GA. ahe Il cit IA.
ir tmNa-burins The sarine OF ~ I = oraeied a
coli. wiIch wa~ attended VITA a uosI rerpleXfis cuigu,
aHd s.iuulius pans through my lungs. II wa almost
AN ussi'a, 10 tr down. az resi- a. nlgh'. for acute pam
anA .huftress 4 r lth; 1ti a tsr uEtn a toiitc at Gee
tratri lmtIrri ai tpnga syrup wi ituat i.te5t, 'upk
Vaa nusi uf snuT ,niauihl. kemedy snd was perfectly
reirrvcd. anu nave moi utel' tro1 81 "ilhi slner.
MARTii a J. q. ALTER.
Pn1s'ufgh. Dec 90. 49,.
tnt ss3e " tr CRUMBACN Err Messf.t NlhttliLp
& IAhLon aad MLti.OR. - cts per louie
M -
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CHEN
REMOVAL.
TIE BALTIMORE CLOTHING MORE

RE WI1N NTI.
THE BALTIMORE CLOTHING STORE
AS hrer relnoved from Main street IA w alter street.
' ; infot the ruom nett door To The office Of the Nstiona,
Road State comrapv an NEXT door TO Clerks tufee
House. whore lie is receiving all kirds Of Res' " Nae
Clothing Tor the season. mad" exprr.s'y sor this market,
froh his who'essi" Establishment in Raltimo-e. No ~,
fys't street. which he a 'ers Tor sa'e at wl,o'esa'e ~ re-
tail 81 low a. can he ought in Baltimore or rhi' adei-
phia. heing tut a trihe d,1ercnoc in the traus lOrtatinn.
His stock consists Of all kinds If cp hing usually Kent
in a clothing sto' e, vtz;-Fine English and French 4 rcss,
frock and sack Goats. do fssltntere, Tweed. Terotton
fancy summer cashmere nants. do. Tweed Linen and
cotton. some ve'y Q rod at IS cen's; plain and fancy
satin. mersai'es and a graat variety OF at er styles OF
Vests. some verv good at :. cents; q genera assortment
of Shirts. hdkfs, gloves. suspeuders, etc. Also a few
very fine 'entlsineu's travelling as. caps and umIreI-
las. Rem M er The Baltimore CIoihing Store on Water
street, wbsre you can buy the lest goods for the least
money. fApr2Jl NJ, STEIN.
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GRAND AND SQUARE
PIANO FOR re III mi Factory,

iiN+No
Ms ;. 9. and ~. kht u n. opp .silt tht
tHiaIr n Rc. Il Hsatlrr. I'D.
l. NASE 3 6AE'irE would res%. 'srtlsliy rail- The a
z. tettlnu at / e ualc "a tIeIr 81 esIuT "a VI
AND sou RE tAAO-. fur fiafuS no ipiastur..
a. tnts ostailis iutc 4 have, iur frlicacA Of lonch, swre
%. -. cieatncss ana hrfiispry ol 10 ., beauty aud st =
"A wof kuiansah heeu prpnoInref ~ te mIst entnen
o.i,--.a- go lie unsurpassed ~ aiy ins;rau eats mat
3D. tit+ ~ any oliier cvtii'fy.
fro.s a,.s a ast-ie-s euIrtry merchants, a. 4 other
y,st..a. R.tt more ssu iui ~ ga tl,-.r aiysht.' a. taea
a aut eatcns4v, establishment toe pns,nt- q ei~-
iste ssh .9, 1919
80. psX garNans. asl rocoige3 ana to5 sue y
A4GO eli bAAki Is ael 81.
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WHOLESALE AND Retail BOOT
AND SHOE STORE.
TODD ~ Dftll I1I,

"A me wei known stand Of the Black Mammoth
- boot, south end OF Market Square, would CT.
'u"F ''lofm their customers and the pubic .enersIIe.
'hal they are now receiving from the Eastern Narufac
'u'ers a large aud well selected assortn cut of :ooi.
shoes. Leather, Caps, findings, &c. These Goods have
'een selected with great care. and are of The l,st o,,'irv
ana latest style, and we most respectfully invi g ali whe
ant any OF lhr a owe G@ods 20 call aud examine th.m m.
astley VIII be sold as low as al any other House in the
city, s.r, : ~
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E. rsrriartS. Ba sie~, &c. irfspas W. aug !" f"t
.has wal please give a.. acaI.
ne 4a4rrr 81 Ga rrtaee- iul. N ID. neaesi stS'e sne a.
IL s.aufst notice. lary h'lsg wel pr"vieei WIN th'
m.r.,,,i JNur - iSir,
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Attl GEO, ktAU:

I Is years ago, by DR. kINKEi.iN. The Oldest,
surest a1a ',sl hsnd u cure all forns of secret diseases.
Diseases of the skin and -oiitary hahiis of yonih, is DR..
ktNkEtiN, \. W. corner al Tnird and Union Sis,
between Spruce and Time. i. squares from The Ex-
change.
AXE PARTiCuL hR NOTICE.
Youth who ave tild Ell themselves by a certain
practice INDUCED ina ia ~ frequently ieaned from
evi, companions. Or a. School-tne effects ot wmch are
nishi J tei, even wien AZ eep, aud destroy hoIn mind
aud bod, should apply lm'nel's ely. "eakness aud
constitutional de- ltty immediately cured, and tut visor
restored. Ailieilets posi- pad;
If YOU value your ils ~ y"ur heath, remember, the
deiay OF a n,ontd, nay, even a week. luay provo your
ruin, ioti OF hody and mud. itence let no false uiod
e-t, deter you from making yosr vase suawu Ia one VINO
from edneai'on aud tespecia"iIty, eau aioie i*tflend
YOU. lie VIM places hHiscii untcr br. klnkeiin's - AT.
meat, may ,elisiOusy conhde IA his tonnr IS u lea.le.
u,sn, ana ~ whose hosom viii he forever locked the Sc
eret OF Tue patient.
Toonsuy thinA they VIII hug the secret toiaeir own
i,.a'ts. ate cure themselves Atas Low o'ien IN ths
iaia! dolusiun. ard h,N many a ironis,ng young insu,
woo ",sns ave aee" al orianlent 10 s,c,ely has faded
COUNTRY I>vALIns,
indlng II inconvcn'"ntt 10 make personal application,
cal, b -tatin Their case eXplcitiy, To. ether with all
theif symptoms. yer letter pet paid hasc forw arded
Ia helh . clasi containing ~. Ms incidence arptopri-
alsd accordingly.
ras .sus Of Medicines forwarded 10 any ssn OF the
Uaie,i states at a moments r1liee.
Lost paid ,ei,efs, aidrc.-ed To Ds: klNKLLiN,
Phitadcipnia, WI te proudly attehpd-a u.
Sc advertisements IA Ia. piriI of the Times, Phila-
d'i1nia. Nov Coy
I,.nAi FALL AND WlNftR GOODS.
AT No. i63 MAIN STREE VII sEidNC,
JOHN ELLIOIT Il Co..
a RI now r-ceivi ~ AID q trring their Jar. e md veil
~ selected stueA OF Dry Goods aud d lrtles, taI
the : ali ANA " nner trade, Contprisins avery variety al
furcign a d DOhtstlc Dry Goods, \ art.iy d d { ancy
Goutr, pa cids d in New YORK and Pm a. from the
Mau lecturers aud Importers at The present yer, redu-
coi prac,s, and are prepared 10 seil them rIther Nhos
ssle or Retail. al prices 10 compete wiIh any House
west OF the Mountains.
They invite their customers and all others wanting
an thug IA their iins, To cal and examine tietr assort
uehi before pa chasing elsewhere, astlsy are detrrmi
nd not 10 b. unds rsotd
Reneulber, tns y. ". coruer OF Nam II and Market
hify. Oct1 JOHN ELi.iJII q co.
FANNY Groceries. ly GoSes,%., i I, 1 ie-
ce,ved by Mtoh4NEi A~S2toN
jez2 ha'A's square
chat e.
Asr NOTGtE-hl persn > knowing Themselves
Ia ,ttfIr. uY tH- -t sri .fs are res. estfflt rrqr sied
I'd ,tf .,J urk Hatua-st iutediat iE. ~ uielF Sc
.o,at .ttset t-,etlt- slaldtae. ~ we sudlht coma .atcd
NJ pa. u...nin q flp4es pelee'4rs hsHt
as.1 IL : ~AuRAgAOag.
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WIZ ~. Tl'tFs w "tT'
"tfpLfsHFppAiiv TAT. %rNIv & w|EtKLNHi
=. z. Wi NRruN.
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fEIL ANDERSON.
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-05-12
To Breeders Of Horses.


will stand this season ending IN Sept at the stable
offs. Ward, Milton FallsVt. His rich pedigree embra-
cling does within the fourth degree such horses rs
Henry, Sir Archy, imp. Messenger, and Eng Eclipse,
his acknowledged superiority ct form and remarkable
power OF transmitting its prominent points, his high
reputation in New York, where nany OF hs colts arc
now kept stock horses, and where he three times
received the first premium Of the New York State
Agricultural Society, first when colt at Albany, in
1885, again at Poughkeepsie in 1884, and again, Over
y-three competitors after eleven years of service in
the stud Of EDWARD Lone, Esq, Of Cambridge, N. =
and after his stock had become thoroughly known
throughout the State at Auburn, in 1876, and finally
his stock, some of which we have made arrangements
to have in pasture for the inspection OF those
who may wish to decide from their own observation
warrant Us in saying that he s Of the best horses
ever introduced into the State. II the assurances o.
competent judges may be relied he is the best horse
getter Of inst, enduring and bold going roadsers
now offered to the breeders OF Vermont. Such We be.
lieve him to be- He received the first premium Of the
Chttenden County Agricultural Society, held at Bur
lngton last September. where his colts were exhibited
for the first time in the State to Of which the rs
premium was awarded. The Committee remark, il
their report, the improvement in sucking colts i!
worthy ef notice"
Sin Henry will stand at go the season. Insuranc,
agreed on. Insurance will be claimed on mares dis
posed Of before the time Of foaling Good pasturag
will be provided for mares from distance but tn
proprietors will not be responsible for accidents
capes LUClUS SANDERSON q co.
i;eorpia, March %, 1913. 4Otf.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-05-12
Petition for License to Sell Land.
II WE OLE YER MDNT l 'rhe Honnrnble L


DISTRICT OF CHIrTENDEN, IS. { bate Court tor the
District OF Chittenden, all persons to whom these
presents shall come,-GREETING
Whereas, Laura Field OF Jerco, in said District
guardian Of David L. Field John ii. Field land Sarah
L. Field, all of said Jerico minor, children Of Henry
FIELD late OF said Jerico, deceased, presented said
Probate Court, on the third day OF May, A. ID. lS4s
her petition IN writing setting forth that her said wards
seized in fee in their right, tenants in
mon OF their equal undivided fifth parts OF the follow
ing described farm Of land situate in Jerico aforesaid
and bounded as follows, to wit:
The Homestead farm OF the said Henry Field, de-
ceased containing about one hundred and twenty five
acres Of land, and is bounded on the north by land
owned by Lucus Lane, the east by land of Roswell
Fay and Wright Clark, on the south by land of Elias
Bartette and land of Norman Wright, and on the
west by land of John Chambers which said land is
subject the right OF Dover therein OF the said Laura
Field, deceased and that sale OF the said described
| estate of her said wards and an investment of the
proceeds OF such sale in other lands or at interest
and praying SAID Court TO grant her license TO sell said
OF her said waIds and to invest the proceeds OF
such sale in other lands put the same at interest
agreeaby to law in such case provided; Whereupon,
the said Probate Court assigned the oath day Of May
A. D. 1915 for hearing and deciding said petition
at the Probate Office Burlington In said District
and ordered that all persons interested should be mott
fled thereof, by publishing this order containing the
nature OF said application three weeks successfully in
the Burlington Free Pree Press, newspaper printed
at said Burlington, all which publications TO be previ
Gus to the said 2ilh day Of May A. d. lSis,
Given under my hand at Burlington, in said District
this 3rd day of May, 1913. -
i5w3 BRADFORD RIXFoRD, Register.