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Without any reliance upon his name for supposr.
Z would not be inconsistent with The cunning of
The man, to discover that he must be very solici
tous to avert the inevitable abborrence which
must be excited in the breast of Mr. Jefferson,
should the correspondence fall into his hands
It is not unreasonable to suppose therefore that
he wrote to Mr. Jefferson immediately, disclaim-
ing the language and sesttnients given as his by
Mr. Erskme to the BRUSH government.
1t is not unreasonable TO suppose that he might
have done with the precedent of Mr.. Mum
roe'siettcr and Mr.. Ieferson's answer before
linn with view of wing from MIR. Jeffer-
son, such an answer to has disclaimer, as he
might afterwards employ to complete the circle
ofbIs contrTances, anu .!!::s indignation
ct MIR Jcterson's friends, by arrsying. Mr.. JEFF.
ferson himself against them. We repeat that
this is renjectves but TO those who understand
the man, we appeai-is it unreasonable
But thus does not directly, though it indirectly
operates to account for the date. Either Nr
Jefferson has written such an answer as it is not
eligible TO publish in the first instance, or this
letter of the 29th April is of date coeval with
letter addressed to Mr.. Jefferson perhaps the
original was sent and proposed to be published
and withheld only until the correspondence should
come out.
Upon the published letter Of Mr. GELATIN we
shall have occasion to observe in a subsequent
paper. The circumstances under which they
appear, are such as do noi by any means tend to
corroborate the denial of Mr. Gailatin The ten
or Of Sfr Erskine's dispatches II they do not ex-
hibit his knowledge Of mankind in very strong
high, they at least demonstrate the earnestness
OF his own disposition to promote an understand.
ing, at the same time that they exhibit the depra-
witty of his government But although the cor
respondence shews his wishes to preserve peace
and harmony between the two countries, it IS not
altogether calculated to elevate the wisdom or
justice Of the American government in The eyes
of the world it is indeed well adapted to affiict
The bosom of every man who feels the least re-.
GARD for public private virtue.
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NIL GRETrER, TetUeiley ard Srlve,sm,,h.
INl opposite Candles corner, Man street
Grateful for the liberal encourage ment he has re.
eeyed since his commencement in business, in
forms his friends and customers, he has selected
for cash, IN New York and Philadelphia, an ex.
tensive assortment of articles IN ms line, among
which are, the following, viz: Pearl and Top z
Bracelets, Breast Pins, Rings and Earrings, pa-
ted rea Sets, complete, bi ead and cake Baskets,
Candlesucks with andwthout branches, Casters.
Bottle stands. swords, Ep1uletts, &c which. in
edition to his former stock, renders his assort-
ment very general
" N. b The highest price for old Cold and
Silver.
June IS. wifi
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pursuit of pure but rational liberty-it Is e.
nough for me.

Come, all We hearts oftemper'd steel,
Come, leave your flocks and farms
Your sports, your plays and holy days,
And haste away to arms;
a Soldier is a gentleman,
HIS honor is his life,
Aud he that wont stand by his post,
Will ne'er stand by his wife.
VIII ne'er stand by his wife, and he that
wont, &c.
Sure, love and honor are the same,
Or are SO near allied,
That neither can exist alone,
But flourish si,e by side y
Then farewell sxeethearts for a while,
Our sweet, dear girls .dieu,
But when we've drove those foes away,
Well come and stay with you. ....
Wen come and stay with you, But when,
Wen chase our foes from post to post,
Attack their camps and lines,
And by some we'll concerted schemes,
Well b ffe their designs
No foreign power shall make US slaves,
No British tyrant reign,
Twas independence made us free,
And freedom we'll maintain. 49,,
And freedom we'll maintain, twas indie.
pendence, &c,
In shady tents, by purhag streams
With hearts both II I'm and free,
Wen drive the cares of life away,
With song. of liberty
Ard WIN n the WARS are over, boys,
wen set us GOWN 1t ease,
Wen plough, wen SOW, we'll reap and m ow,
And do just we please
And do just as We please, we'll plough,
we'll sow, &c.
This rising world shall sing of us
Ten Thousand years TO come,
AHd children to their children tell,
The wonders we have done;
Brave, honest fellows. here's my hand,
My heart, my very soul;
With all the joys of liberty,
Our sweethearts and our DO W.
Our sweethearts and our bowl,
With all the joys of Gberty-our good
wives and our bowls, &c &c
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VIRGINIA, to rrit:-At Ciancery district
v Court, held AT the former capitol, in the ci.
ty Of Williamsburg, the aga day of July, 1919
John LAIRD, RhF
AGAINST
Carter Mitchell, executor of Robert Mitchell.
Priscilla Mitchell, John Y. Cbism and Sarah his
wife, Tasker Carter oIiinlan, an infant John w
BeiGeid, and Frances / his wife, Harriet Peck.
Harriet Lucy Maund, John Peck and Emanuel
Peck, infants Spencer Ball and Betty L. his
wife, Sophia Carter, Robert Berkeley and lula
his wife. Thomas Ap jones', Sarah I Jones, Eli
zabeth Jones and Jane Jones, infants, and George
Carter, Def'ts
ON the motion of the plaintiff by his counsel,
Carter Mitchell is assigned guardian to tine infant
defendants, Tasker Carter Q ,iinlan, John Peck
and Emanuel Peck, and w alter Jpnes to the in
FAINT defendants, Sarah ] Jones, E. zaheth tones
and Jane Jones, to def nd them in this SUIT, and
the defendant Sophia Carter, not having. entered
her appearance aad given security according to
the acts of assembly, and the rules of this court
and 1t appearing To the satisfaction of the court
that she is not an inhabitani of this country On
the further motion of the plaintiff II 10 ordered
that the said defendants do appear here on the LIST
day OF April term next and answer the bill of
the plaintiff & that copy of this order be forth
With inserted IN some news paper Of the city of
Richmond, for two months successfully, and pos
ted at the front door OF the former capital in this
city.
ca9y.
ANT"T ROBINSON, C. C.
jury III. w8y
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TO THE EDITOR or THE KxsU1RER.

1t Is not very uncommon thing, in these days
TO see merit iu PLAN bCme-spcn, while its %
'posite IS e,rgeousiy arrsyed in purple and Gn,
lnnen The following song, combined with
rs tune, breat1es a spwit cheering to the plain
republican heart ana though it may not
please cvc.y refued An,atcur, # it affords de
light to PLAN honesty, IN rhe common sense
zOHlks ofife, aad calls tie =, aeotlng mind back
to sentiments and feelings vi q whole nation IN
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TWILL give reward Of TwrNr9p otiAns.

y
i to any person. who will apprehend aud sats
ly deliver to me, low. well made dark com
plectioned Negro Man, whose name is Isaac &
who absconded on the 23d day of June or reN
DOLLARS If he shall be so secured, in any iau
us for me to get him again.
Isasc is twenty four years old, ap1 his statur.
IS about FIVE feet he has surly counter ance, his
lips somewhat prominent, his hair, which h,
wears long on the top of his head, is thick
and grows low OH the forehead rather fat, an
his eyes are seldom raised to persons face /
know of no mark scar by which he may b.
designated. He took with him a tolerabIe good
drab cloh surtout, with velvet cape 8, lined with
yellow flannel, an old and new drab short coat. a
par Of tirab 8. pr ofcuaTae white cotton pant,
looms, 2pair of black silk stockings, am old FUR
hat, ard other clothes these do not now recoi
lect.. He has many relations and acquaintance
III this county and Westmorelond, and he may be
lurking among them, but am more inclined
10 believe that he win attempt to go out of this
state In the capacity of a waiting servant h.
has required considerable degree of smar,ness
] FAUNTLEROY
Richmond County. July 81. wSw
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Mr.. CoorER, the distinguished and Justly ce.
LIBERATED tragedisn, sailed some two weeks ago
from New York to Liverpool, IN the Hannibal.
Previous 10 his departure we ascerlained from
himself that his visit TO England -is hut TEN
porary one, that the principal object oft is
MOTTO engage actors and actresses & that il is not
his intention to play duriug his residence there
His coEnection with Mr. Price IN the man. re-
ment ofthe house remains as ii was and I've pro-
poses to return by the opening Of the theatrical
season TO those who can appreciate excellence
ike SooPER's, this intelligence will be crate
iui. - american Citizen.
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HISTORY OF THE BAPTISTS IN HIK
L u GLMLa Those fllsnds of The auhscrLhrr.

HISTORY OF THE BAPTISTS IN YIK
l. i GINIA Those friends of the subscriber
VINO hold subscriton papers for the above work,
are hereby informed, that the printing is conside-
rably advanced, and viii probably be flushed by
the last of August. He requests, therefore, that
lists of the subscri Iers' names may be sent on by
some safe private conveyance, directed to him in
Richmond, to the care of @r Robert Mex m.
AS the binding will keep back the books, short
tine, the first of September Will be soon enough
to receive the lists. In tie mean time, there
will he an opportunity TO circulate more extern
sively, those papers which may have been negiec-
ted. Although it IS his intention to send on, q.
greeably TO the proposals, one copy extraOrdina-
ry for every ten subscribers, aud in the same pro-
portion, for lsfger number, yet he wishes his
friends not TO understand that he views this as
an adequate compensation for their trouble He
believes them TO have been aciuated from motive S
Of very different nature RE wishes TO be in.
formed by the holders of the subscription pap. rs,
to what public places they would wish the books
to be sent For those of the adj icent counties,
he can send them TO their court houses, on court
days. For those at greater distance, to some
large town, 30 the care Of friend. A5soci,ti-
ons will answer as channels ofconveyance, where
they shall be holden sufficiently carly
A large supply will be kept IN Richmond.
RO b SEMPLE.
,uIt 81 %,
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IN CHANCERY appahannock, Essex In.
Il tervenng Court. continued and held on The
20,h day of June, 1870
John Jones, Con,bpt
AGAINST
Andres Allen and John E craw, Depfs
CAME the complainant, by his attorney, and
it appearing to the satisfaction of the court. that
the defendant Andrew Allen is aot an inhab;tart
of this state On the motion of the complainant.
IL rs ordered That he appear here on the first day
OF September court next, and answer the com
plsinant's bill, and that copy ofths order he in
serted in some public news paper, printed in the
city of Richmond, for two months successfully,
and that another copy hereof be posted at the
front door Of this court house
Copy. Test.
Nm B MATTHEVS, D. G.
For
J0HN p LEE, C. E o c.
July 81. ,s8U
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" IRGINIA, to soif--At Lhancery District
Court, held at the iormer capitol, in the
cry of Williamsburg, the thirteenth day of April,
James Elliott. PaT
AGAINST
Richard Lee, administrator with the will
annexed of Richard Lee, WilIoughby Newton
and Sally his wife, who was the widow o. tine
SAID Richard Lee, Thomas Jones and Mary his
wife, John Smith and Letitia his wife, and Rcar
da Lee an infant, which Mary, Letltis and Rcar
ola are children ofthe said Richard Lee, Defrs
ON the motion of the plaintiff, by his counsel
the defendant Woughby Newton, is assigned
guardian to the infant defendant Ricardo Lee. to
defend her in this suit, and the defendants Iohn
Smith and Letitia bis wife, not having entered
their appearance, and given security according to
the acts of assembly and the rules Of tins court
md IT appearing to the satisfaction of the court
that they are not inhabitants of this country On
the motion of the plaintiff, by his counsel, II rs
ordered. That the said defendants do appear here
on the first day n the term, and ans wer the
bill OF the plaintiff, and that copy of this order
be forthwith inserted N one of tine Richmond
news papers, for two months successively. and
posted at the front door of tile former capitol in
tins city
Il Copy.
ANT'T ROBINSON, &C
jury ~ w8w
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July 81

FRESH MEDICINES, DRUGS, PAINTS,
A &c. tt subscriber has just received fresh
supply of MedieiaeS Drugs, Paints. Pe,fuDteyy,
&c. which, added to his former stock completes
his assortment, and renders il very extensive.
Physicians, country st0re-kcepers, hatters,
painters, and other persons wanting any thing in
his line, will be supplied ON very moderate terms
Benjamin DUVAL.
June %. oawSwSosf2t
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O. APPRENTIcEs WANrED.

JOHNSON q REAT, wish to have BOYS
y OF sbngt IL o. IS years of age, to.work at The
Siiversm tbs business.
July H. If
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Iune %.

4 PERSON, well qualifiedto teach the Eng
\ Ssh, French Latin and Greek Languages,
Pbilolog cslly, proposes trkiHg a situation i'm
mediateiy as pr'vate TUTOR, for year :
Any gentleman who wishes To- gage an iustruc
tor in those branches, can make application al
this office.
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE-The
V subscriber VIII sell, and give immediate
possession, of that we'll known estate. called
Blenheim, situated on the south west mUuntsins,
IN the county OF Albemarle, containing by late
surveys, two thousand eight hundred and ninety
acres: this Land is peculiarly we'll adapted to the
growth ut Wheat and Tobacco, and considered
equal IN fertility to any jtcent there,o, ID
about six miles from Milton, fom which place
there is an easy navigation for batteaux to the city
OF Richmond On the premises lisa isrge cGmnodi
Gus dwelling House, which, from the elegance Of
its situation, and other advaDt gees, makes II a
desirable residence for gentcel family l. will
be sold entire or divid, d, TO suit purchasers -
Further particulars made knOwnby Captain JOhu
Harris, Albemarle county, Mr. James PautOnS
alexandria, Messrs Macdonald and Ridley, Bal
tm9re, or | ROSS,
Who wishes to sell Land in the counties of
Culpepper, Fauquier, Spots yyania and Caroline,
also Houses and Lofts, pleasantly aud adyanta-
geousIy situated on the Hill and MAinstreet, il
The town of fredericksburg.
Fredericksburg, Virginia. May If
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NOTICE, from the Marshal ofIvireini., D

IN his assistants.--The Marshal, in circu.
r letter to his assistants, appointed to take the
hird census, has requested of them to acknow.
ledge the receipt of their commissions as soon f.
ger they receive them as possible. He here a.
gain repeats the request, and hopes that no time
sill be lost by SUCH assistants as have not ac-
Snowledged the receipt OF theirs, to do it With
nut further delay, and in of death, sickness,
NJ any other cause, il should become necessary to
n Ike orher appointments in the room of any Of
hose already made the marshal requests that he
nay receive the earliest notice thereof, from any
county, city or borough where any such occur
sence may take place, and at the same time, a
recommendation OF some discreet aud proper
.ersen 70 act IN the room of those that NAV de.
cline acting.
JosEPH ScoTr,
Marshall /.
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u Y virtue OF a de,d Of .u.. - -.

ID Y virtue OF decd OF 81 Us, ID. 80 =, Ia .t.
I'D 9Th day of April, 1896, and of record il,
Soocniand county court, executed by VIM. John.
son OF Goochland county, and Sally his wife. to
the Subscribers, to secure the Payment OF six hun
dred pounds, to Kendall Lee, of the county of
Fiuvanna, payable by equal instslments annually.
commencing + ON tie 25th day o; December.
lSo5 VA be extosed TO sale, at public auction.
at Goochand Cou.t House for ready mon v, on
the 2Uth day OF August pest, that being Gooch-
land Court day, two hiDdl ed fifteen and one n le
acres GLAND, lying on The waters of l. king
hold Creek in the county of Goochland, aud onuns
ded by the LANDS Of Shadrck Vaughan, Du-
guid MINIS and other. 1t being the balance of
tract OF land containing by estimation three nun.
dred fourteen and one halt &C -es, ninety nine A.
cres ofs"id tract having been heretofore sold by
virtue OF said deed Of trus,---~llich said
tract ofland was conveyed by X ,dai Lee to
the said William Johnson b. deed If equal date
with SAID deed OF trust, to paw and sasfy Charles
Smith as gnee of Thomas Wells j. VINO was as
slgnee nf Kendall Lee, the SUN It two hund-ed
pounds with interest from the 25'h dIy Of De-
cember 1908, it being the last instalment, inten.
dedto De secured by said deed OF ,r,,s,-- We
shall convey such title only az we hold as tras-
tees.
WARNER LEWIS,
WILLIAM MORROW, { T,usteex.
GEO. WOODSON PAYNE,
July 30 wa
pUBLlC PROPERTY --Ali lie pTopr,,y 1e-
longing 10 the Com nohwealth Of Virginia.
IN the county OF FiuVanna. very recently adyerti-
sed in the Enqu'r-r AMI the Virginia A gus VII
be exposed To public sale, Thursday, tue ed
or hugIst next, at the Old Arsenal IN the 3 r.
rack Hall, in SAID county. The terms of the sale
will be IL months credit, the purchasers giving
eond with security, TO be approved of oy me Ex-
ecutive. The sale viii commence At II O'clock,
nor will It b. postponed on account OF the w-a-
Their unless It IS very inctemeut For further in-
formation, apPiyto
JOHN WILLS.
Chatham, Fluyanna, June 80 Sg
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Petersburg, July 6 1916.

UN-POV DER In -
" RICH MOND POWDER MILLS pfF;.p
for sale, Oy the kcg or larger quantity, and'FF
Gun Powder, glazed and ungIazed warrm d
equal TO any imported, and on reasonable terms.
Retailers at liberty to return the powder, b
not approved. Apply to
JAMES BROWN. =, Or,
DAVID = BURR
May 90. 2aN2waIawtf
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TWO or three 1oaag Ladies', (f.om the coun-
try) whose parents wish them benefited By
any seminary Of learning, in Richmond, may be
accommodated with HOARD, IN respectable
tamlly. For particulars, apply to the Editor OF
ne Enquirer.
June {.
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WARNER LEWIS.
WILLIAM MORROW, Z TLuStse,.
GEO. WooDsoN PAYNE,
Tuiy 20 lc
Chatham, Fluyanna, june 50 Sw

by Virtue OF 4 deed Of trust, Jaarupg ia &. ne
I'D 9th DAY OF April, 1902 7xecuied by Na-
thanel Harris to me, ior the purpose OF securmg
a sum OF money therein mentioned, TO the iste
firm Of Buchaanan, Dunlop, and Co l will pro-
coed on dondly the 18TH day OF Angus. next, at
III O'Clock, on the premises, to Sell at Pubic
Auction, on credit of one, two nd three years,
equal instalments) TRACT OF LAND, on
+ alfs Creek. in the county OF Pit,syvanIa con-
tanning by estimation 500 acres, more or less,
being the same which the said H.rris inherited
from MS deceased father, and on which tIiele re
good Dwelling House, Store House. DIstllle-
~, and many other improvements.
Bonds with approved security, to bear interest
from the date, will be- req red, but the interest
w'ii be reunited ifthc principal is punctualiy
paid.
TOHN nTINI OD
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NoR SALE, THREE IRaC /, OFII--O.,
Il lying near Charlotte Court House:
One OF FIFTY acres. in half mile of sid
Court House, at the fork of the roads leading
10 Coles &Cark's ferrys' running across both
roads, and taking in small point bet ween them.
admirably situated for Tavern or Store
Another OF ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY.
EIGHT acres. upon Ciark's ferry road, in about
tiiree quarters OF mile of said Court House.
having a very good Spring on it Those tracts
are without improvements
Another oil NINE HUNDRED AND TWENTY
seven sores, in three miles of said Court
House, lying upon little Roanoak River, con-
tanning by estimation, hundred and seventy
or eighty acres of Low Grounds Of good quality.
Th's tract has small improvements, with a fresh
plaata'ion. and adj iceHt to~as good a range ss
amy IN the County 1 am resolved to sell, and
w'iit!ke young Negroes in part pay Any per-
son wishing TO purch use. may apply to the Sub
scriber living at Halifax Court II use
THOMAS H READ.
wy 20 12wI2wQ
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" ICE b, virtue of a trust deed exasu-
\ ted 10 the subscrihers, by Reuben Wright
10 secure tue payment Of debt due TO Allen lie.
ter WiH be SOLD, to the highest bidder, for cash.
on lbe premises, in Amelia county, on the lou
day OF Aug next, one hundred acres of LAND.
more or less, bounded by the lands Of Allen lie.
ter and others
DdBNEf' MILLER. }
R0D1PHIL JAI'ERs Trustees.
Vim. PoWELL,
Iuly 90 ,v2,v
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JosEPH ScoTr,
Marshall, r. d. !,
City Richnaond Mvshalrs 0Gee .1aky IS wSM
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VIRGINIA, to srit:-At Chancery District
Y Court, held AT the former capitol, in the CT
ty Of Williamsburg, the aga day of July, 1910
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GODFREY WENWOOD,
HAS FOR sALH,

On the n'ost reasonable Terms,
A QUANTITY of Ship and Cabin
4 N Bread Alexandria and Ncw.York Flour Of
the first quality Molasscs by the gallon coarse
ard blown Salt by the bushel; Ginger and Pearl-Ash
by rctail.--,9iso, Mystick Tyie by the dozen, and
Philadelphia Bricks by ths hundred Hops by The
pound, Malt BY the bushel or smaller quantity ;
Wheat Bran by the bushel, Coalby the bbshei -8so,
quantity of Bricks and Tile, made Of Pipe Clay
suitable fer Ovens.
Newport, .h.g. so, 1909
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Whaiebone & Steel- Spring
SADD L ES.
DOMETT & FAIRBANKS.

no. ID, Jharlbors'-streef, Basfon. Hare for saie'
TsLEGANT leopard and Tiger
L. skins, suitable for Military Equipage; Hog
Skins Skirting and Harness Leather, Russett and
black Bride do whole hides and sides OF top Lea
thcr, suitable for Beiows-top Chaise sadde-trecs,
Of every description |; Grth, roller and strainng
webs Silk Lashes Saddiefs' serge, and Bride
Silk Princes @. Metal, and plated Harness Fnrnitur
IA sets elegant Military Bits and Spurs, patent
Spring Stirurps and Strrup Bars large assort :
vnent Of plated Bitts-yiz-Coaeh and Chaise do IN
scts |; Portmou,h, Duke, Snake, Pelham and Sharp
do double and single twisted spaffie do Mouthing
do Bride Buckles and Martinsle Hooks Coach
and Gig-tIanes, full plated and tlp't; Horse pick
crs and trimming Shears patent and common Trunk
Eocks; Trunk Handles, VARIOUS kinds large
quantity Of whiplhongs, different lengths ladies'
and gentemcn's twig and pocket Whips coach,
tandem and gs do,-Saddlcrs' Tools and Curricle
Bars.
MANUFACTURED.
6ehtlenen's whaltbone an steel-spring Saddles,
sbafied and plain; do. with Alligator and Hog skin
seats do. With and without spvng points do.
spring S,irrup Bars ladies' do. with doc skin and
silk velvet seats military saddles helmets and
Belts
Curb Brides, with Duke, Snake and Portsmouth
Bits double and single snaife DO; Nelson Running
do MIoathng and Hunting do double and single
twisted do for hard mouth horses guarded and
Rolling snaffie do.
TRUNKS.
Leather Travelling Cases and Portmanteaus, i'm
proved solid heather Travelling Trunks house do.
from TO 81 dollars red and black morocco store
do-4ssddts and Collars. fitted to horses, and war.
ranted not to gall coach, curricle and chaise Har-
nesses. made to any pattern, and n short notice.
Second hand Harness, Saddles, Bridics and
Trunks received In exchange for new.
Boston, SMarch s, 1910.