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, 1872-11-18
GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.

The Boston, Clinton g. Ftchburg Railroad
, has purchased the New Bedford d Taunton Rail-
| road for 81, 900. GOO.
There is no doubt that England will have to
import more wheat this year than ever before;
nd the prospect for next years crop, so far as
csn be Judged by the fall sowinge, is very poor.
tn, cuts of desolated Boston that are going
the r., >undB Of the papers would Indicate that
wooden. craving in this country is fast returning
tn TIA nafi> e wilderness.-,A. Louis Times.
III vas ,charactertistic Of Chicagoto to be the
a1,nronrat;on T. IT the benefit Of Boston suffer-
~ .a}thnneh II IL probable it would have been
more i,1ioious for this charity to have remained
- Home Trhera tha II umber Of needy ones must
ha oraatar thau in Boston-Hartford (N)
-. ". Dickinson. the Principal Of the West
fo7d fnfaaa Normal School,, became, during his
travels in Germany, SO thoroughly convinced OF
the utility Of the Kindergarten system, That ne
has lust introduced it into the echool nn1er nls
CHARGE and it is also proposed to estapneh u as
q mode of education in some OF Sae "estueio
schools.
After all, it turns out that only one in forty
of the peoplein Alsace and Lorraine, ,-the fIeucn
provinces wrested from France by the iate ~sr
with Germany,-have emigrated from tnose
to the Government Of the German Empire;
It had been previously stated that there had
been general emigration.
The experiment of opening the Cooper In
stitute reading-room on Sundays has proved q
complete SUCCESS. 4 few Sundays since, over
800 persons availed themselves Of its privileges
for quiet study and literary entertainment. This
CONGREGATION of readers gathered from the
streets we're saved from SCORES Of woraa placea.
, 1872-11-18
THE CRMBRlAN LITERARY SOCIETY.

While John Bull delights himself and amuses
his countrymen with horse races and athletic
amusements, his neighbors, John Jones and
sTafy, devote themselves to literary and musi-
; cal entertainments and festivals. And in this
country, wherever sufficient number Of Welsh
| me1l have settled together, they have as q rule
their literary meetings and Eisteddfodan.
a Though good number OF Welsh people
hau lived in this city for years. they have not
ere this established literary society,
but during the past year and especial
b the past summer the number
OF n. ,1shmen has been considerably Increased,
anda ,e formation Of literary society amongst
them. Was suggested last month A preliminary
meeti1 sg was called and held on the 9th ultimo,
at whis h it was resolved to call a public meet
ing Oh the 9th inst. to establish the Society
the san le to be- announced the previous Sunday
in the NO Welsh churches. The society called
the Caa nbrian Literary Society has now been
FULLY ea tablished, and the members are reg
istered rapidly: The officers for the ensuing
year a1es 8. ?. Reynolds N. A., II. D., President;
Mr. Wilh am Hughes, Secretary; Rev. II. E. Da-
yies TTea surer who with the following constitute
the CONE ,ittee Rev. Isaac G. Hughes, Mr. ".
=, Jones, Mrs. A. M. Humphreys, Mrs. Anna
Hughes. Miss Martha Jones, Miss Margaret
Williams. aud Hiss Netty Jones.
The en- teri ainmehts will be held weekly, at
Room 54, Davy's Building, to commence the 26th
inst.
, 1872-11-18
THE CHICAGO TR1BUNE MONDAY NOVEMBER 49, 1872

+ ial bel alf of respondents Davis Hart Riley, and
Mcaowan Anne jackson, j. ". Barker, j. Miller, and
J: Miller, and award of jury confirmed same as to
ech hnsn M ena ns 6na 1 - appeal bond so
n 4,7o4- -Haaf v Parvln; dismissed by plaintifs at-
torney.
100! 'syne Y. Compton; jury return verdict for
plaintiff and assess damages at $So4 motion by de-
ns IL ET
l,aL Charlotte freiburg y. Chicago + North West
ern .ilroad Company; defendant has leave to With
draw demurrer to narr and plead to the uerits all
| Barts lott '. Sullivan; czoss motion Of plaintiff to
amer d complaint sustained motion by defendant to
leave ito petitioner to restore record.
ca Il today, II and 9s8.
[Judge Willian,s]
Ct 1ANcERY.-Jeremiah Terw1l1iger ct al. ', Great
suprt vss me e and de
: in nj oney. after the words subscribed for
a berR onnham It a. suit dismissed by compIan
ant'g sol citor. 7l1Callaghan Cockroft motion By
defenda to dismiss per stipulation fled; continued
649-Chau lber Of Commerce '. Mutual Insurance Com
pany; de1 1urrer to blu argued and taken under ad
visement- e55-1saac P Coates =. Same; Same order.
and decree AMillet ct al. v Brown ct al. ;rua on
4scgpe 10
Dock Company y. Gearing ct a.; appearance Of ali
adult defendants: Joseph L. wilson appointed guar
Butler: iss-No1to = Long Ct al special commits
y smith ct al jury scharged being unable agree.
NEW su1rs,, lille n.1t E: Mhtts y Jno White;
'os II tss
panyt; re1nande1 from Supreme Court. 4es5 Lyman
Blair '. Hy. E. Philips; assumps s. 500; c. 4. VII
lett, .ttorney. 4,888-same Y. 8. ". Mason b Co.;
:aasr opst s 900; sano Attorney ass7-James Ward
1853 in the matter Of tho appeal Maria Leck admin
dstro ix Of the estate OF Joseph Brown, deceased,
from Judgment Of County Court allowing the claim
OF athanie J. Brown; transcript ss9ana5 Herzog
Kros T. Vim. H. Phinney Henry 8. Austin, Henry Ball.
and John steineger trespans, s. 600; Adolph Moses,
alto ney. 4,890-Joseph and Andrew Adams aud
Das. ID B. Cotton Y. John FeeneY and Edward Buck
hare t.; confession OF Judgment . note for $525.
4,8M Arthur Macarthur ct al, for use OF Arthur D.
Riet ct al, '. Mary Rogers Catherine Twohey, and
Patr lex Twohey assnmpst s, 900; s. N. Milard, at
torn ey. 4,892-Boyd + Button y. John c. McCord ct
al, or plumbing ETC., thirteen twostory and baae
naen t brick houses on johnson place, amounting to
s3r 1888; S. Ashton, attorney. 1888 Granger =.
W1 der; appeal 1910. B. Dickinson ct a. =. Bur-
ra3 gha ct a.; appeal.
, 1872-11-18
PERSONAL.

EGd5UNAA4
Senator su.nne: loses about $4,000 by the
Boston fire.
The Book cK Travel, by the late ex-secre
ta1y Seward, is to have the enormous first edi
tion Of $4,000 Ct 'pies.
Christine Nj tsson had property in Chicago
Boston which was burned in it.
William A. Ho, yard, OF Michigan, has been
appointed to take .:harge Of the Land Depart.
ment of the Northe m Pacific Railroad, and will
soon remove with hi family to New York.
Mrs. E. B. Wash bnrne, wife OF our Ameri.
can Minister to.Franc 9. is residing in Germany,
superintendng the e. ducation OF her children,
who are at school in H, mover.
Grace Greenwood (Mrs. Lipplncott) has
purchased; q lot at Man itol: Colorado, near the
Soda Springs, and will isui10 dwelling ng-house
therene1t summer.
Mayor Baxter, Of Louisville, says that he
will bankrupt the man that runs against MN Tor
Mayor We suppose he has Is good right to as
Simon Cameron.
Fletcher Harper, Jr., Of the publ lshing i firm
Of Harper Brothers, will shortly marry Aliss
Tacoy Mcdonald, daughter Of e1-sen ator nc
Donald, OF Arkansas.
The Sultan is as enervated as can be-
scarcely the shadow of men. He is tickle IN
love and friendship, exposed to every influence
and listening to the most absurd insinalations
THUS he is the greatest obstacle to any DO
oided, consistent, and energetic policy. He
depends altogether upon bis mother, OF, rather,
slave.
-Cha4les Dudley Warner, writing to the
Hartford (Conn.) Couran! OF Henry Howard
Brownell, the poet, who died there few days
ago relates the manner Of Brownell's acquaint-
a1ce with Admiral Farragut, which led to
q lifelong attachment between the two.
After the capture OF New Orleans (and before
tho s'River Fight" was composed), Mr. Brow
terse g General Order" OF the Admiral before
the battle. It WAS an admirable piece Of verse,
and vet it WAS almost literal transcript Of the
brave " Order" Being printed anonymously in
the Eoening Press, it met the s;. Admlrals e sye,
It had touched her husband evon to tears, and
asking the favor OF the authors name. It WAS
given, and correspondence ensued, which soon
led to solicitation that Mr. Brownell should so
to sea with the Admiral on his personal staff.
He accepted and went to sea, and became one Of
the heroes of Mobile Bay, and the chronicler Of
s'The Bay Fight"
, 1872-11-18
THE CIRCUIT COURT.


LAw.-56G-Van Bell '. Kehoe: motion for ~
trial heard, and allowed upon defendant paying Ets
to date, and Judgment to stand for security. e., LID
-Farrar T. Commercial Insurance Company; vi
dence heard, and judgment, 81, GIG. 2,41l-K En-
nedY y Same same order for 800. 42-Higgins nv
Bloomington insurance Company motion for ew
trial heard and oyerruled, and, ju tH
ment on verdict; appeal granted bond, 81, 400
in twenty days. and bill Of exceptions in thi rty
dayg for bill of exceptions. 567-S1omer Skim er
motion for new trial submitted without argument, I'D
allowed. 285-American T. Rimpert motion for lew
trial heard and denied, and Judgment verdict; sp-
peal granted bond $3.50 20 days. and 80 days for bill
Of exceptions 337-Brennau " Sontry: motion Tor
new trial heard and oyerruled and motion in ARE at Of
Judgment oyerrled, and judgment on verdict ., opeal
granted bond o00 in 20 days. and 30 days for iii Of
executions. 641-Smith " Harris motion for new
trial submitted without argument, and oyerrule and
Judgment verdict; appeal granted, bond s: oO in
20 days. and 30 days to file bill Of exceptions. go
Dewitt =, Ipn1an motion by defendant to Sc aside
order overruling motion for trial hea I'd and
granted, without prejudice G. N. 4,781-Pt .on,e ex
rel. Tatnar Haycraft Y. William Haycraft; s1Efody
Of Mary Haycraft given to the defendant be father
tJt.dge Booth.l
4,767-Glader '. Carl dismissed by p1a n+3fFa, at
torney. 74eCement y Kearns rein sfatri OF ,
payment q COSTS OF Term ~ plamHn. 6-HeasT,
11un mouon LOT new @ tlaaa ~ aelenoa9 t. IL
GMsago tas and water F1pe company y .Avis NB-
e11sso Of plalosl41 aIor0e9' A,ooa-Os' G.. L G.
, 1872-11-18

PROPOSALS
For Material. and Work and La
bor Required in the Construc-
ton of the Cook County Jail and
Criminal Court Building.

sealed proposals will be received until thu aath day of
Novembsr 1879 At noon, by the Committee On Pablic
Buildings Of the Board Of Commissioners Of Cook County
for the furnishing and deseyo Of all material, work,
and Gr,mpei Court Building, being % ths cor
nef OF Michigan and Daazbornsts in the City Of Chca-
60 according 70 plans aed specifications Details and
drawings file IN the Office Of Messrs Armstrong +
Eagan Architects, No. II South 0larkst., Chicago,
l. matetal work. labor. construction. and dnish for
the entire ason and pasterin work complete
2 All material work, labor, construction, and 6nish
fog the iron work complete.
Allnateral work, labor, construction and finish for
1ae ondn9 carpenter, joiner, and wood work complete
foT II The plum plumbing and eas. .dttt1g conaplyss:
stones. The qualities must have color
hss ao bean tessd b actual st use Ia badinss
Bidders may include of the itsms specified
printed forms be obtained Of the County Clerk and be
accompanied with of this notice. and by penal
bond tn the of one thousand ISL G0) dollars with
eq5ty to be approved said Comnittee that the bidder
and give bond with approved security therefor follows
For the stone, 1nasou aud plAste1in8 work eco
For the iron work and material. co
For the carpenter, joiner. and building work md
For lie plumbing. gas tting work and natoral 1o 90
The right reject any all bids received
Proposals must be enclosed sealed envelope iadozs-
rial natued] and deposited with the County Clerk,
Board Of Commissioners ii Cook Goaaty,.1a.. @'e
join CRAWFoRD,
JOSEPH HARRIS,
Committee On Public Buildings, board of Commissioners
OF Cook County.
fhfenrn-
, 1872-11-18
THE LAW COURTS,
NOTES OF INTEREST.


The family dispute of the Browns, reported
fully in The TRIBUNE at the time of the fight
over the title to the estate, Of the deceased
Joseph Brown, in the County Court, WAS, on
Saturday, transferred to the Cook Ce,unty Cir
cult Court, to which the case has been appealed.
The claim on the estate, on which the difficulty
| occurred, is for money received from E, Walker,
Qessee of the stone quarry, s2,5s6; five years
board and lodging, $780, 91,500; and keeping
horse fifteen months, 500; or total of a4.l26
Judgment was given by Judge Wallace for a2,-
626, in favor OF N. J. Brown, the claimant, and
1t is against this judgment that the appeal is en-
tered.
The statement made by the Journal, that the
re; rost !rtlntlng Company, on Friday, fled de-
have appeared in its place in this column. The
last entry on the docket is the usual rule to
show cause, which rule has been extended, and
not yet answered.
". A.. Buffers & Co., on Saturday, obtained
an attachment against Charles ". King, Of New
jersey tor 81 24,20 being advances on goods
shee against the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati / St.
Louis Hallway Company on goods belonging to
King, in their possession.
The celebrated whiskey partnership suit. in
which Mr. Schulenberg, Of St. Louis, threw Mr.
Dunhams sample room business Into chaucery,
HeIo NA 1a1u4Ad5 AI6uiESeQ Dy CompIa1QAQt8
solicitors, the parties having come to some amic-
able arrangement
John =. Collins on Saturday petitioned for his
own bankruptcy. Among his debts are the sums
Of @10, 600. due to James l. Smith, Middletogn.
Conn; ss 500 to J. N. De Long, New York
$250t TO ". G. Gray, New York S3,7 $50 to A.
P H. Stewart, New York and to number of
others, almost wholly Of New York.
Patrick Gillespie sues George ". Emerson
and Ellen Emerson for groceries and such like
goods furnished to the former when she was
single women. This is the first suit Of the kind
aince the fire.
Testimony Was taken in the matter of Fred
erick Wichelman, in bankruptcy, on Saturday.
but nothing Of q conclusive character was dons'
and the examination adjourned.
Meetings Of creditors to elect assignees will be-
held before Register Hibbard, at II o'clock this
morning, in the cases OF Pettbone & Flynn.
and William Batterman, in bankruptcy
The Gorha1n Manufacturing Company on
Saturday commenced suit on trespess in the case
:. the Michigan Central Railroad Company.
damages laid at 10000.
, 1872-11-18
SENATE.
w. .


Republicans, II; Democrats, 10 Liberals, 2.
ELECTED as Republicans last year, but acting with
the Liberals at the late election.
ASSEMBLY.
Adams and Wopd-Chatles 4. Cady, -.
ashland Barron, Douglas, Polk, ete.-H.D. Barron.
Bartran. D. Duane.
Bufalo-Robert Heury
Calumet-THo1As LyscH
Chippewa-A1bert E. Pound
Clark and JsckHon-E. E. Merritt
coumbia-s. s. Brannan, q. c. Brace, ]. l. Porter
Crawford-Peter Doyle, 0~>' - 11 AN~A'
Cornweu 0@ - ''e@'' o'eo e@''' H. L.
n1oog DodgeIJ y Danis,, John Runkze ": c. Fuller,
Oe3ln's ems @ @short sat. CLARK, Fred. G,lecuch,
1onn 1oo1 ana md part Of Wayne sabbns
Eau claire-William Pitt Bartlett
ra, nona on Aae-A. A Loper, R. Ii. Le.cis, z. S,
Grant,. G. Stephens, ". H. elise, John Mon,a,th
Green-John Luchsinger
Green Lake-A. D. Foote.
1owa-W. E. Ro1ce, William Robinson
der Seh erS0n-fA7. DE'1 c: H. stevor1 J. Y. ostran
Juneau--H. F. Q. Nichols,
Kenosha-Asahel Fau
La Crosse-Alexander Mcmillan.
l1fayette-Willian q. Armstronp
a3anltowoc-c H. Zorn, 0. S. Davis. 1os.,1 p,n1,
Marathon-D; L. Plun,er. 1'N'-'' Joseph hond1n.
Marquette-Charles s. KeIsev
Milwaukee-1, Y. Van scEa;o1, ,or-.-
james HeGrat Geo e. Wessea da,9 9AooB sAuspEns,
sgsr Ss. H., f. l. kasr ase n seasn hseasr o1i e u
N.s~tSs ; = 'oos tuokfts John II, Ste7nDer ~ @''
nonroe-J. e. Allen, E. A, Rleefman
0conto-R. ". Hubbell ''@An'an- .
nt outagamie n part Of Waupaea and sh.w.no-
Roene1, ". Masters. ~ oe'A'0no-1o""
1;s1as 0zauseeT4: 4; Ztm'nermon, c. E. chambeyzn.
, Portrayed. R. Clements
Racine-John Elkins Richard Richards.
Rchland-N. T.. James, Geo. " Putnam
nock-J. n. EVANS, D. F. sayre. D. G. cbearer =
& Felt, Il. 4. Patterson. Ae7se1' e.
St. Croir-D. G. Fulton.
sauk-John Young, John Kellogg.
sheboygan-. Badenstab, 0;to Pullman, Pete,
Diane, osee
Trempe1eau-S. ". Button.
4eracu-petsr Jerna1. J. 4. Tate,
, 1872-11-18
THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT couR7.

~ - [0HdIs Bloa0ett.l
706-Assignee Great Western Insurance f~,,,,n,v -
Libby; defendant withGraws demurre.. - 49, ~
fifth, sixth, and seventh counts OF aacistien @ n :. ~
plaintiff co9fesses to demurrer to arst md gscos ID
ana g even fa to first and
to plead By this morning. o1eo' @1o 5" -
NEw s;3o Harry v Brig Roscius lib Ell
Hoffman for proctors, ~ e4s ooo - : T.
BASkagP1cz-2, 1&s-rhe Republic Insurance Coz =
assignee. 0Ns'fA - 405soo p1of1 s'o1' -
Own petition. ' 'o0o'a's' oia N~1
, 1872-11-18
THE CRIMINAL COURT.

,
RIAL CAIEsDAR FOR To-DAY.-408-peter Boyle.
n5--John Brown and William Brown. 418 and At
Cha rles Bel!man. 4I8-Hugh Belman and Edward
a1or iarty. 49-Alchael McCree. 420-John Burns,
Wm. Burke Michael MoCree, and John Harrington.
424 and 425-George Corooran. 426-Chares Clark.
427.-Charles Clark, John aorman, and James ooney.
&71-,Jamea Tool.
, 1872-11-18
THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

!c"1ye 0tod9eN-I
lAw:-302-31orris '. Stebbins leave to paiutjn to
file restsred papers; defendant file copy Of orioin,7
plea In ten days after service. 532-Bothwe r Wolf
ct al; submitted to Court and taken under adyiso
to Court. -
NEW su1Ts.-Gorham Manufacturing Company
Michigan Central Railroad Company; case. xlO.om
Hoyue, Horton Hoyne, attorneys.
, 1872-11-18
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

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, 1872-11-18
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
ARRIVAL And DEPARTURE Of TRAINS,


Chicago. burlington i. Quincy Railroad.
Depots-Foot Ct Lake:st. Indiana .av and SxfeeatA-
t., and Canal and sixteeath-sss. Ticker o,hce In
, 1872-11-18

dgA 9E1. MONDAY,
liz except Saturday, siA
Il Matn Line, and daily.
Division.
R7{1rnud
The New York herald., 1872-07-09
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.
A THE AUCTION HOUSE OF
n JOHNSTON VAN TA5SELIA
Office and salesroom 81 Nassau street,
opposite the Post office.

~ @<-~
A .JSaSsrSN I vAN TAssEIas
''' .aa opposiss sSssrSS the Post Hss Once ''s
THE HORSE AND CARRIAGE BRANCH
no. liz and ia East near Fourth avenue,
SALES OF Thsss sSSsks xs s0.a aNS FfsSsRF sSSxRnAoEs
GyEHh or 1HHsRSF Tfs Az SALE
, ELEGANT TEAM ss|S%ssssrao. AGE HORSES q q ST.. 70
free from VH Vice yests extra ns drSe; tro minutes To-
and every eIsst respect ss S csss family
saY fAx
M anc
A and can r9t much faster when u sn ;s s
FSST naAR S5ARHE sSAsEk SFy FSsr m
sd se snS IL al ss s
extra ane pony lades and childrcns use and war;
'.Bisa sHskaT kssTnsi sh4HTSs. 1sS 4. Harness and
unSsF fSF 'sdS %Hs snq sEsRIY + E% fHa and true
BLACK HORSE. Is HANDS, YEARS OLD; KIND
n true II al nS s sdG % S ns free driver
n''s CLOUD
r:cs Il
ir%s sakssT asSS MORGAN STOCK M
RssS s !. al
ana yo'Se s %ooh BRSs sound
SORREI4 HORSE, IAN HANDS, YEARS OLD; KIND
and true in all harness free from vice trots in min
utss; y stYisn and MsTrantsd soSnS vpIpa o,n
kind and true In all harness free from vice; tree and
stylish driver, and sold for want of use.
sORREL THORoUdHBRED HORSE, RAISED IN
Is Ss 10 as 9S Se n
ff% ySs % % spq YaH Sp ;SGnS
and true in all harness free from vice extra ne pole
horse can trot in minutes TO pole free and pleasant
soaREL ,H HoRsE, iS HANDS, YEARS OLD; KIND
and true In all harness; free from vice has troed In
2:50 and can trot In minutes any day; Is pleasant
DOG CA G%Rr s0f FoTSINa TSS SEAT SHIFTING TOP
CHEsTNuT soRREL COUPE HORSE, 10 HANDS,
years old kind and true in all harness. from vice
good traveller very Stylish an excellent horse for family
IRON GRAY MARE, lDA HANDS, s YEARS OLD;
kind and true in all harness free from vice; good ira
weller; stylish and warranted sound
BAY HORSE, 11h HANDS, YEARS OLD; KIND
and true in all harness. free from vice good traveller
BAY ps Roam PGNY MANps @ YEARS oHp KIND
and true in all HARNESS. excellent under saddle Tree from
vice trick excellent pony for ladies' chdrens
use and is warranted sound: Also, set Harness and
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'p sESERAI oTHEs rfds HORSES; DESCRIPTION r1MB
Top and no Top Wagons, Rockaways, phaetons, Depot
and Road Wagons, Double and Single Harness, Blankets
Weather nevor interferes with our sales,
The New York herald., 1872-07-09
CPECIAL AND PEREMPTORY SALE BY PUBLIC
- auction OF high bred Carriage and Road Horses,
Aua( Car A0oe WagO nd Ia an Wo oluasd

nne Carriages, WAGONS and Harness, on We lneday,
July TO- at 1oa o'clock ccsely, at boarding stables
Is and II East twenty eighth street near Filth avenue
the property Of gentleman leaving the city consisting
Of some Of the finest ana best bred stock oercd
public SALE wing all been selected with great care and
without regard cost They are all in nc condition and
1T for Immediate use as fo0ws:-
Superb pair OF bright bay Gcldngs, 15,< hands high
years Old raised by owner are half brothers and match
are very stylish have high action, with long, flowing
tails that touch the ground beautifully formed are
free rom any bcmish and pviable IN every
particular; warranted sound and kind
Bay HNmbietunian Mare, sired by Major Winfield, Is
hands high, . years old Is very fast and has never
been traiDed can show 80 gait. and with little
handling will trot very fast; she has q mild dsposI.
ton, is very handsome and attractive, with long full
tail and as Bcnilemans roadster Is second TO none:
warranted sound and kind
BAY gelding Revenue, 15H high, years old sired nv
hexander's Abdollnh has record OF 81 34 and 3
made last fall at Troy; in fine style, is afraid Of
nothing, and AZ track rond horse Is invaluable
Bay Pony Mare about l4 hands high gentle for ladies
and children TO drive Is very handsome and intelligent
and perfect pet; warranted sound and Kind.
Als0 Top Wagon, by Brewster light Trotting Wagon,
by Brewser Single and Double Harness Sheets, PONY
phaeon, sleigh, Robes &c. sale positive and without
further particulars may be ascertained.