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READING OF WING
RESOLUTIONS.

The following 10 one Of the resolu-
tons adopted unanimously at the late
Free Soil Democratic Convention Mt
Montpelier:
Resolred, That the Wings Of Vermont
by cordially approving President Fill
more's Administration at their late Con-
vention at Bellows Falls, endorsed and
tender an issue upon the Fugitive Slave
law and that this Convention promptly
accept the tender, and hereby recon-
mend to all their political friends, and
the friends Of freedom and humanity in
this State, to meet the issue in every
political gathering, and at the polls.
The gorgeous falsehood contained in
the above resolutions, is altogether too
palpable 10 render comment necessary,
and the entire resolution is important
only as showing that our locofoco friends
still cling to their old weapons Of fraud
and deception, and that, forgetful Of the
past, they are determined once more 20
test the gullibility of Vert frecmen by
the same means and appliances hereto
fore used, and which have ever and al
ways so signally failed them.
1t would now seem, however, that
this branch of the democratic party, hav.
ing planted themselves on the Free Soil
platform, are dasoting their wonderful
powers of mysticism to the question Of
slavery alone, leaving "Free Trade"
d" Bank Reform" "Smiley and State
Reform" TO the tender care Of their
former allies, and now silent partners in
the concern-,hc Old Hunkers. The
precise conditions under which these
two branches Of the loccfoco party are
now doing business is not, as yet, made
public. Their entire stock in trade,
however,is, as ever,plainly visiblc;. land
judging from their former successes
with the same capital invested, any one
can see that there will be no quarreling
as to the division of the spoils.
But, be this as it may, it is quite evi.
dent that the true cause of freedom will
gain but little under the lead of these
self-elected chiefs, who, while they are
prostituting the true an,i-slavery prin-
ciplc to their own selfish purposes, and
using it as shield to cover their own
steal.hy march, are yet, in its name, ex'
perimenting in game of duplicity that,
even Locofocoism, in its better days.
would have shrunk from.
Perhaps the combined efforts Of tba
Locofoco -freesoilers to mislead the in
telligent frcemen Of Vermont into the
belief that the Whig'. by approving the
action Of President Fillmore, endorse
the Fugitive Slave law, will succeed
and perhaps, they may, by resolution,
make it quite plain that the Wings Of
Vermont have but one distinctive fea
ture," and that " fidelity to Slavery =
After having rsvolutionized Vermont
in this matter, We would suggest that g
bold.faced member Of the Free Sol
party, be sent on to make the announc
,nent to the benighted citizens Of Soutf
Carolina. We rather think he would
make live lion or a dead lamb Of him
self, directly.
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REAL ESTATE ron sAlu

One undivided half of No. a, Sd drror
lying in Msndon. two and hall mile, Goa
the Richardson farm IN SAID town, and con,
tanning about 80 acres, well tlmbered lana
and having a good Marble ledge, and Linn.
kiln. Sad land lies ON The Rutland And
slockbridge turnpike.
RUFUS RICHARDSON
Shcrburne, July, 1851. paw
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NOTICE

u hereby given, tina, application wa
made To the nell session o! the "th'''i
ssmbiy 81 tn,s State. fos charter ioi "a,
Of Discount, tnhe !ocslsd 10 e""'"' =
Ccsn'~ Ct Rg.lsnd
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"R. Y. NJ. ASSOCIATION.

+. T. WBIrrLK. Of Boston, will lee.
lure before this Association ON the eve
ming Of the 9TH Of August, at the Court
House.
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Seventeen sheep belonging to Messrs.
Mackenzie aud Howe og Woodstock we're
killed by lightning a few days since.
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U1LSUa

In Pennington, Iowa, on the ath
inst, RAKALL MAksH. formerly Of
Clarendon, II this county
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READ.

A LII persons y hose acoou nts with the cub
scribsr are Of more than 30 onJs standing
are earnestly requested " cali and m,ls u,
same withos, delay.
II. /. ePENCER
Jolly Sc, 1851.
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TCTTLEs
BOOK AND JOB
= X n TING OFFICr

Orer TIE Store Of l.. Danmh. Rs,io.s r.
The subscriber takes pleasure in ,,.
ing To the public sha, b. has t,e,n,,, s,",
up an oihrc FOR the excou,ion Of ,yF,s Nv"
t,ctl Of
COOK AND ZOE PRINTING.
rnd sSsckcd IL with a large as.o,,n,,
the lstcs, style Of m.tcr,s, inrlns,n. 81
Of RGGGLES PATENT ROTARY in s
PRESSES, cspsbie Of throwing og 40
impressions an hour, which render, h.
c,l'tics Tor the execution nf soo,, vo,l ,..'
Nor To amy o,hc, office Ia Vermont ~
| regards price and style.
Work beautifully executed IN p,o,,.
CoI"'s NJ ahout thu usual charge, i,, n.a
mon style.
Business Cards so,up in the pcc,c,,a
from So To 81 Per thousand, anil nil ,,i..
work ut unusually low prices '
As the subscriber devote. h, ,,,,,.
tcntion To this department OF the Lu,,...
he pledges entire sntisiao ,iuu 10 all NJ hi
favor his establishment with ,hc,, r,,,.,
ngc. The public are invited 10 call and -.
anime specimens,
q. 4. FUTILE
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SAAKER MADE
KNIT AND FLANNEL
UNDER SHIRTS
AND DRAWRRS
Waite FLANNEL. Whit. and.,Gred Woo,,,
Yarn, Wooden Socks, Just ree.i,,d
and for sale BY y. p. BELL,
Rutland, July 81, 1851.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

". ~ ~ W w -
Ludlow, July, 2cth, 1851.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-11-01

in the great revolutionary contest which this journal asserts IL
to take place the continent Of Europe the spring Of 1882
From FRAscE we learn that the President has accepted
the resignation Of all the Minister'S including the Project Of
Police The exMnisiers, however, continue in the exercise
Of their functions until their appointed who
those will be, is not guessed st Paris is
perfectly tranquil The receipts Of the French for
the first nine months Of ls4s 1850, and 1851 wee espec
tivey 5O9 0OOf, 537 $780, OOOfr, and 54s OOOr
No other continental whstever. -
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-11-01

Now, in the first place, II must be semem oered that the
United Kingdom has exhibited than half the contents
Of ne building, and the honorary distinctions could a
to lear proportion to the number Of exhibitors and
tn objects exhibited. The United Kingdon award
ehe chief part of its council medals for engines and
msAinery for ocomoon and manufactures charts and
vey agricultural implements electric tsegaphs optical
struhen photographs &C. The great nunber Of medals
received for these things arises in degree from supeor
ty, buin much greater degree from the large number Of
articles exhibited. Commercial reurn would almost have
nducedhe suppostion that such woube the result for the
British imports principally mterials. the exports
chit y articles FRANcI has been the next
most numerous recipient Of mcdalc bnors The French
people ae perhaps purely scientib than the English
and have natural they crtanly have better
schools art They are, however, d6cient in that prsct
cal power which the main purpse Of the Exhibition
to encourage. The decisions will, oub occasion much
discuson and probably considerable dsction but had
the Jurors been angels the correctness their award would
have been disputed Being only fbemen, !, is not to be
doubted that they have fallen into ors and when
is remembered that they had to pass dgment upon the
merits and excellence of than ion Of articles, il
must be allowed that their task uy hecuean oue
That they have done their best to decdemparay we sim
cesy bslieve that they have always ecded correctly s
too much to expect
NJ KossUrH has not yet arrived I'll Mssissippi reach
ed Gibraltar the 9th instant. The Hngarans number
ing in all fhy persons, BOARD that vessel
KossUTH, his family, and attendants wi certainly embark
for Southampton by the steamer Msdd ther TO-DAY or to-
morrow, and may be confidently expecteo arrive on Mon
day. The Times still expresses very her feeling against
KossUrH and hints that he does n to cross the At
lanic bu, to keep in Europe, and be eS to take his part
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-11-01

ne next drawing taxes place revocaby on the lat OF De-
The price Of the tickets isas follows:
So u'kst for. tickets for. ao sas
Remittance. can be made in bank notes. bills or drafts on
Europe Sc Each shareholder viii receive free expense
the prospectus with full particulars and after the drawing
the list of the ccessu numbers which will also be publish
ed In the leading journals The prizes will be paid in cash
at Maine, Paris London, New York,
Apply, without delay, MoRrz srIxBxL SoHs Bankers
and Merchants, Maine, Germany; or to
their agents, Mesrs 8. srsEl Co.. Merchants, SaNeho
las Lane, Lombard street, Lopdon.
r. s. Remtances which arrive late will be returned
the sender he prefers it. shares for the following dis
tribution will be forwarded.
aug 19-2aw3mSk3tawf
ILAss BOOK or CHEMISTRY, in which the prin-
~ cipes the science amary explained applied to
he arts agriculture physiology deetos vent.tion and the
:s;sss
edition. revised and improved.
Louss School Days. story for boys BY E. s. May This
day received, and for sale by H. FARNHAM.
BOOK AGENCY q washingtOn, =.
1 c., for the sale Of Medical Text Books and all Med
cal Works published in the United States Philadepha
prices, a large collection constantly on hand at
bookstore, near 9th street.
Among them will be found the latest editions Of
Wood and Baches Y. s. Dispensatory;
Druiu's Modern Surgery;
Townes Chemistry for Students;
Gregory . Outlines OF Chemistry .a.
Horner's Dissector, Wilson's Dissector;
Moreton's anatomy;
DonsIison's Tnerspeutics and all the works recon-
mended BY the Faculty be used Medical Lectures in
this city. f f Oct 81
HAkPERY MAGAZINE FDR NOVEMBER
IL This Magazine gives greater Of reading
sr higher quality in better style, and cheaper price,
hsn m any other periodical ever published.
he international Magazine for November fifteen
original illustrations Of the great Fair Of Rochester, and is
splendid number.
Sketches in Ireland, by Thackey, author Of Vanity
Fair" tp ttst'A
Bank Note Deectors for November Look out for broken
,anks and counterfeits.
Every thing in the cheap publication line for sale BY
JOSEPH SHILLINGTON, o
Odeon Building corner Of ~ street and Penn
Oct 31-3t
ENGLISH WORKS JUST PUB
Y lished-The Natioaal Atlas Of Historical, CONNER
ia and Political Geography, constructed from the most
and authentic by Alexander X yohnstone,
'RG s. With copious index carefully compiled from the
maps; volume, atlas folio, thick paper price Ias.
The Dramatic and Poetical Works Of Joanna BaiAe, with
portrait and vgnete complete n volume sqnxre Svo of
o oct s' 30 '" " - 'e'' - 4. FARNHAM
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-11-01
E. G. ROBERTS & co.
Is Kings Arms Yard, London
l. DRAPER. Ir.

26 Rue Notre Dame des VICTORIES, Paris.
The of these ships win accountable for go
silver, buon specie jswery, precous stones, metals
unless bills ofadngs signed therefor and the value there
of therein expressed. fN nov
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-11-01
GREAT ELECTORAL HESSIAN STATE LOAN
Of6,725, ,OOO Dollars.

LU&n Dy the UOvernment and cOntrQCt
ed by the eminent Banking House of Messrs M. Ayox
RoTHscHILD Soss in The follow
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-06-25
Cedar Land for Sale.

Notice is hereby given TO all whom 1t may
concern, that III acres in whole. or in small
parcea, will he sold to persons wishing 10 buy
il being IN Salisbury, situated about l2 miles
from Otier Creek, easterly, and about ~ a,
mile from Leicester River noTIhwardly, (Sa
River emplying into Ouer CIeek) ANY per
son wishing TO purchase in Vergennes, Panion,
Addison New Haven, Middlehury and View
bridge, and indeed all for whom The distance is,
moi loo great 10 Oltef Creek, can have tbe ad-.
vantage of said Greek, TO float their logs down
to the place of destinations as has been PIac-
ticed with success by Samuel BaTksr' tne Lun'
herman at Vergennes, and the subscriber MIN
self The subscriber having personal IN
snectiono aid Creek and is banks, well know
nc ;,s facilities for taking them out anywhere
aIens 10 accommodate The above named pla-
ces 6v throwing temporary Boom across
aid Creek, and floating them when the wat-
is al its full Banks. Allerthe Cedar is taken
on a part OF the land has a heavy growth OF
Tamerack, Oak and Elm on it. For further
particulars enquire Of
MARSHAL S. DOTY
N. B.-Those who wish to look at the aho !,
and, will do we'll to call before snow comes.
Salisbury, Nov. IL 1850. e9ly
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ALL NATU R b
SEEMS TO WEAR AT THIS TIME A LOOK OF
cheerful NESS!

The frequent rains and the genial rays of The sun all
contribute to hasten vegca,on and cothe the land
scspo with mantle of green. The husbandman looks
hrward to the time when he shall reap the GOLDEN
HARVEST, not from the mines Of CAL1roRNf. but a.
the reward of honest INDUSTRY. The professional
man. and the mechanic, coopcd up they arc still CON
tent themselves with the hope of gaining competence
to sustain them in their declining yeors.-or course
strict ECONOMY has to be studied, in order to make
LITTLE MONEY GO GREAT WAYS. Tbosc
who are In quest of GOODS arc not slow to know where
they eau invest their money the best advantage III.
well Cstallishei far, ,h.,
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CAUTION.

To avoid IMPOSITION it will be necessary to
90 that
DIR. flames II. ChiIton's Certificate
IS well as the SIGNATURE of DIR. S. p.
townsend, is on the outside wrapper Of sach
,ottle.
Sold by all the Principal Druggists Throughout.
he city aud country.
PRoPRlETORS' OFFICE,
81 Nassau Street.
Church New York
w. p. Russell, Agent, Middlebury
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Notice

The subscriber informs the public that he
has re purchased the stock of GOODS in the
old Drug Store, formerly occupied by him.
Large additions have been made 10 the stock.
The Cash System will be adopted and persons
dealing at the old Drug Store may be sure of
the best artcle--at reduce prices, and pat up
by experienced and careful hands.
N. b. The notes and accounts of +. b.
Wheelock, can be settled with the subscriber,
if application is made at the store, previous to
The fifteenth OF May after that time, they will
be put without exception, into the hands of an
attorney for collection, w. p. Russell.
May LIST, 1851.
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Houses and Lots for Sale at a
Bargain,

The large two Story Brick Mansion House
ust North of Horatio Seymours, in the Village
of Middlebury, with a good Garden spot and
Barn and Wood Shed attached
Also, the large two story White Mansion
House on Weybridge Street, next north Of
Halls corner. with good new Barn and Wood
House attached
Also $500 acres Of Wild Lands lying prin
cipaly in Granville, Addison County,-a larg
portion of the above well covered with timber,
and many good lots for settling.
The above property belongs TO a person re-
siding in the City of New York and will be
sold low and on easy terms of payment
Inquire of the Subscribers.
BARBER & BUSHNELL.
Middlebury, May 2s, 1850.
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CABINET
WANNEtOW5N 6
A FEW RODS EAST OF THE VERMONT HOTEL.
w. II. NICHOLS.

WOULD respectfully inform the citizens Of
Middlebury and vicinity that he continues the
CABINET business at the old stand formerly oc.
cupied by his Father, and has now on hand a
general assortment of CABINET WARE. such
as Bureaus Tables of different patterns; a splen.
did pattern of Centre Tables; Bedsteads and
Wash Stands all Of which will be sold very
low for Cash. Ready Pay, or Approved Credit.
Having at his command the best of work
men, he feels sure that he can manufacture, at
short notice, any article in his line of business
in an elegant style.
COFFINS of all sizes on hand, and made to
order on short notice.
Most kinds of Lumber used IN his shop ia.
ken in payment for furniture at fair prices.
Those who wish to 60 to house keeping will
do well to call and examine prices and STYLES.
Middlebury, April 90, 1850. 52tf
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Bounty Land for Soldiers.

F the War Of l9l2-of the Florida and other Indian
" Wars since l790,-and for the comms office rs
OF the war with MeXieo,- who served for one month
snh upwards, and have received no amd--and if dead
'"r Their widows or minor chIdren obtained under the
new Ia" by nor Alto WOODMAN, 26 Railroad Elk
ehsese. hpslon' who has an agency az Washington.
IN the Western States for the selection of lands aud To-
eson oil warrants by personal Inspection and pays the
Oct II, 1850. o5. w.
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HARTFORD

THE subscriber has been appointed Agent
or the HARrFoD FIRE Insurance CoMpAsY.
for Middlebury and vicinity, and will receive
proposals for insuring property against loss or
damage by Fire. The long established reputa.
ton OF this company, and the promptness with
which all their transactions have been cborac.
tersed render IT unnecessary TO saw anv tbino
in its favor. All business connected with the
office intrnsted TO him will be faithfully and
punctually transacted.
JONATHAN HAGAR, Aqent.
"'uuieouryi eeb' 2s, 1912. 43y.
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NLARIoNET REEDS, violins and Bow
y Also Bass Viol and Violin Strings. Pee
Tia Pieces and Finger Boards, for sale by
May Is. +. c. MAYO
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BLACK LION,

THIS truly celebrated and beautiful Horse
l. will be at the Stable of the subscriber in
Bridport, every day in the week except Friday
and Saturday, on which days he will be at the
Stable of II. MOORE, in Middebury, where
he may be inspected by those who wish to i'm
prove their stock of horses. This Horse was
BY the celebrated =" Black Hawk" and his dam
BY Liberty" years old, l6 hands high, and
weighs 1875 lbs. CHESTER PRATT.
Bridport, May |, 1851. 2-3m
N B.-Therc is a report abroad that the
above horse has been sold. but that is not the
fact. lie will stand as advertised. c. p.
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PURELY MUTUAL.
THE
National Life Insurance Co.,
Office State-Street, Montpelier, vt.
GUARANTEE CAPITAL---SlO0, 600.

ihsufhnce Is tne poor Inan : Weulth aud
good investment for the capitalist"
OFFICERS.
DIR. JULIUS Y. DEWEY, President.
Hon. DANIEL BALDWIN, Vice President
D1RECTORS-Julius Y Dewey. Daniel
Baldwin, Paul Dillingham;. limo Z. Redfeld
Julius Converse, Edmund Weston, Homer w.
Ilcaton, Joseph Dauiorth Jr.,Albcrt L. Cat
lin, John A. Page, George W. Colamer, Grin
Smith, Charles Dewey.
BOARD OF FINANCE-Homer w
Heaton, Albert l.. Catln John A. Page.
MEDICAL EXAMINER-Orin Smith,
NJ. d.
CONSULTING PHYSICIAN.-Frcdc
w. Adams, NJ. ID.
SECRETARY,-James T. Thmston.
LIFE INSURANCE.
1t is an institution contemplating unmixed
good to mankind
We invite the attention of the Public to the
principles of the National Life Insurance Com.
panv.
The Charter is liberal and particularly a.
dapted to the wants Of all who may desire TO
embrace such an institution. 1t should be en-.
braced-
LIST, BY Husbands and Fathers, to make pro-
vision, after their death, for their widows and
children.
Cd, By the young to provide for themselves
in infrm age.
Cd, By creditors to insure the loss which the
death of the debtor might occasion
4th, BY the borrower to enable his repre-
sentatives, in case of his death, 10 repay the
loan.
9Th, Those who save little from their daily
labor, or yearly iacomc, should invest it in this
Savings Bank, that it may be beyond the reach
of accident, and that the widow and child may
receive their own with usury." 4Iif
j. BUSHNELL, Agent for Addison Co.
C. C. p. CLARK,M. D.. Medical Examiner
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MOTORPATHY:
The System Of Curing Disease By Siatum
natinq Vitdli.ing Molion.

M C., r (f. T.. =, g,
INC system ~ cW"g DfSedse Oy OtdtuWt-
mailing IHdtising Motion.
This now method of treating Prolapsus Utor;
in which no supporters. pessaries or nnv Of The
,s,,I ,ro,,,non, - ,ho io, i; .r,L,oJ h.. -.
80 - 49, = "a; ~ -: w. "y 20 '"e "'e"
now !" use su'io'e"' ,''"e 'ore"o'e all uoupi as
10 ITS prlctcablIiiy. In
uATSTED'S NEDICAT INCTITIrrrE
- i' iN'
where the discovery was made, every variety OF
disease incident TO women is treafed " ith M I'M.
VAR, inv certainty n( success heretoiorc INK poyu
NJ -, ,,c I.sis.'. H.; NV. r.. n''.I y.
'i""E N''eS VI '''"Ps"s ~ hie "cIS e"'eu !"
lew ulys' ana tle most uliicultina fcw weeks.
To produce this almost instantaneous relief the
patient Is subject to no main or Inconvenience
Eo, tho ,cnnv,l Of o,hor ,,or;,o ,r.,Ln..so.
~; -. l.; ..,, H., AZ, sI - 4
,''s y s''n Is ePu""y einocu'' "cNe'"' "uhofeuS
nave Already bcen Cured oil these diseases by TINS
Nlotoipathic Treatment, though the discovery is Of
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Female Seminary.

The Trustees Of the Middlebury Female
Seminary are happy TO announce that they
have made an arrangement with Mr.. STEPHEN
w. HITcHCoCK, to take the Snperintendence
oil their Seminary Mr.. Hitchcock has been in
the habit OF teaching females and is wei quail
flied TO instruct in all the usual branches, and
even German if necessary, The first quarter
will commence on Thursday, the first day of
May.
Tuition payable at the middle Of the quarter:
Common English Branches per quarter of II
weeks, 3 90
Higher 90
LATIN latin, extra go, 90
Music on the Pi'no and Singing 90
Use Of instrument M
French and German, each 8 90
Drawing 2 90
The Boarding House will be kept by Mr..
Julius johnson.
BOARD, including Fuel Lights, Washing and
Room rent, per quarter, Of ii weeks, $22 90
In behalf Of the Trustees
T. A. MERRILL, Chm.
Middlebury, April IS, 1851. 81;
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GARDEN SEEDS.

A Urge assortment OF fresh Garden Seeds,
for sale at the Masonic Hall Store, by
April 8. Z. BECKWITH' co.
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THE THOROUGH BRED
MORGAN HOR Sc

owned by +. M. WHEELER, will be eight
years'old Nov. 10TH 1851, was sired by the eel
ebratcd Clifford Morgan (whoso pedigree is
very well known throughout this and the sd
joining States,l and the sire of his dam was by
the Sherman Morgan, thereby concentrating in
him more OF the pure Morgan blood than is in
any horse in western Vermont. His color is
beautiful dapplc chestnut is fifteen hands high
and weighs In ordinary flesh lo25lbs.; and his
figure is surprisingly beautiful. He has great
nerve and action. aud his style of motion is
very much admired. He trois a mile in SIN.
los or Is miles an hour. Those wishing to
patronze this invaluable breed OF Horses, can
be assured that this Horse possesses as much
u not more of the Morgan blood than
any horse in the country. He will be found
the coming season at the stable of the owner.
Good pasture provided at 2s. per week.
TERMS: $500; $500; 5000.
All accidents and escapes at the risk of the
owner. f. M. WHEELER.
New Haven. May !, 1851. 3;2m