pedlary

[ ped-luh-ree ]

noun

, plural ped·lar·ies.

1. a variant of peddlery.

Example Sentences

His father, besides having a shoemaker’s shop, kept riding horses for hire; but having fallen into difficulties was reduced ultimately to the necessity of hawking pedlary.

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March 23; last Tuesday in September for lean cattle, ordinary horses, and pedlary; and October 6, for cattle.—Mail arrives 12.30 afternoon; departs 2.0 afternoon.—Bankers,

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May 17, and August 2, for wool; September 9, October 12, and 24, for horses, cattle and pedlary.—Inns,

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P.M.—Fairs, May 14, cattle and hogs; August 21, hogs, cattle, and sheep; September 25, cattle and sheep; December 17, cattle and pedlary; second Tuesday in every month for cattle.—Bankers,

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Whit Monday, June 29, and October 2, for horses and pedlary.—Bankers,

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