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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-23

The report OF the day is. that DIR Logan
has, Within a few DAYS embarked in n yes.
sci for Europe, his desr;aption England,
and tina. tue object of his mission. is ia les
character much the same as the journey,
in which he volunteered few years ago to
France that his present purpose is tn n
vert a war between England and the Unit
&c States. Any measure which has peace
upon honorable aud rational principles fer
its object, is laudable, however eccentric
the mcaas b. which it may be brought a.
bout though we very much question the
success Of slie present undertaking OF DIR
Logan--we cannot withheld ouc applause
from the generous and benevolent purpose
which is its object. With the statesmen of
England, it is nob a question of so much re-
latlve Indifference, al 1t was with tic states.
men of France when DR. Logan succeeded
in averting war-with France, it was only
aqrestion of Domentary prids or passion
with England It amounts to the decision
OF the questions going to the fundamental
power and policy of the British govern
ment--is goes to- the sacrifice oft!isir pre-
tensions To the sovereignty of the ocean, to
sacraiice of their standing maxim Of mo.
noroly, and it goes to call upon them to
forego their jealousy, and the jealousy of
their shipping, mercantile, East India,
'~SN ~''', 49, 0N''~' -. tsts' % 'e."o i.'.~A~
esis, of our growing wealth aid maritime
It's requisite to keep these considerati-
ons, in view-bccauss 1t will be unwise To
calculate npon success--ard any disap point-
msnt, ii il be against our expectations, will
not only be more agreeable 10 the United
States, tut more honorable to hiin who may
accomplish 1t. Some paias have been ta-
ken TO spread abroad a report that Or I.o-
gaa undertakes this business at the desire
of governmcnt-.he purpose of such a re-
port is not difficult TO discovsr.ssir is bat
TAR to let DR. Logan enjoy I'll the merit
which is properly his.
s. Aurora
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-23
Loxpon, DC. .,

The King Of Holland Issued on the 81
iostsn', Two additional DEGREES, dtrvStsd
20 the obic6t q preventing all comm-f.
eidi intercourse tsnts 5ihis country. Que
81 'bem days ais52s9et ismaresii5 from
Dyseuses, o. - OF Eat FFies aad
20 bcnGe ~ 1ists5shs ideiaft, beyond
@M-E. On ,bssf&ytcb lsrrrory, no mig 4.
sI'es oTeSspsts'F goods. wa,es, or man.
G.ac!gtss. esisy ce-c,iPuon rha'eyef viii
hero 16Ssksskc priigit ec. irseaofiss OF
such - 46A,sns9is ere cr,.aird to be
d@IisettllIo tie CEssEs Of tho Dis,eso,s
ct Wass and ses9ei. ssSrtia tniee days
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-23
Extract Of a Ie!ser dated,
Lisbon, Dec, 10, 1906

The English army, tIAthas been quar-
tered, since the battle of raiavera, at Ba-
dajcs and Esvas, are now on their march
to the rorihwsrd of Portugal aud it is be-
lIeved CoIE.bra, VIII lie tAcr Head quar-.
te's. The French, by the last accounts,
had advanced Us Far as A.cano4ra, from
tier town 49, Spain another French army
ate p.metfatin. frcm the northern part,
Supposed for CPor;o--tais corps is com !.
RIsnBt u by A"rsi.al Sou,t.
g 'lhtie never was snch mortality in a..
ny Amy Is in that OF tie English, sin-e the
battis OF { aiays ra s=.aey Inferred, on an
agarHse, cue bundreu per day at rivas-=
and the lat Se.urn Gf the SICK in tie hos-
.praist amounted 10 thirteen thousand. The
Ens lisn os'hy at present Gahnot exceed IL,
OcG elective fHcn."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-23
NEW YoRk, Feb. 10.
LATEST FROM MNGLAED.

a Valuable CONNIE cial friend has "a .
youred .hS Ed::cr Of tse Mercantile AID.
ysr'ises, wish Die Of E.iiast papets TO
the Oh OF DcceniUsr inclGsise (received
by tie snip b,ber.yl c. rtsinng Londoh
dates - tEs 81 OF December, tom which
Ihs io!,s@i"g afsiclss a:c ccpi-ds
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-23
[Aurora.
TO the citizens OftAe Philadelphia Cit.
and countti District.

Eetiow CtazeRs-ln order to keep you at
home this day, the exclusive friends have
reported that Dr Logan has taken MS pas
sage IN the Brush packet tor England, un :
asr the direction OK our government, ii or
uer 10 begociaIe permanent good under-
STANDING octween tic two governments
W 90 Cat kn;w what DR. Lossn's intenti-
cas- are IN gcing to England, put tn S far
we are tcid To assert, that he is NOT going
with The authority Of the American govern.
u.em.
a Friend to the Union and Laws.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-23
February 16

fSotudIt 10
Mr.. Love presented a resolution to-
a2polat comn,rtee to enquire into,
the expeIiency of making some altera-
tioas IL the law for the relief of O.
liver Evans. Referred to a select
committee.
a motion was made to Law the un-
finished BUSINESS of yesterday on. the.
tabs. This motion prevailed. [The.
speaker decided that as he considereE
the proceedings on tae resolution for
adjoorning fro,n this day until Mon
day incomplete, ifno further order is
taken the house will adjourn till to-
morrow as usual.l
On motion OF Mr.. Basset. the A.
lexandria Church Bill was tasen up.
Mr.. Love moved TO postpone the cou-
siaerarion OF the bin indefinitely. The
question WAS lost As TO ~.
On motion of 6fr. GARDENER it was.
postponed until the first Monday os
March next.
On motion. OF Mr.. johnson, the
House vent into committee of the
waole, on the report OF the con s&.ttee
ot-cliims on the Psri:ioa OF Elizabeth
Hamilton, Mr. Basses in the chlS.
The report was read; svhiefs scated
that tie claim of airs. Hamiitpn was
Jnst. That coinmuEa.iol was due To-
Col. Hamilton and had nsyer bSen
paid, bat that on account OF the STA
rute OF limitation they were necessita-,
ted to otter TIL. following resolution
I" Resolved, That the prayer Of the
petitioner ought not to be granted"
Mr.. Johnson spoke in favor OF Mira.
Hamilton's claim, and against the III.
gid enforcement OF the statute Of hni-.
| ration. "A motion was made to strike.
out the word not.
Mr.. Dawson was in favor OF stsi-
king out he was in favor of every lust
claim, Notwithstanding the statute OF
Limitation, which he did not thiEk
could be guide to him as legisiatcs
though it might be TO, a Judge r. &
court OF law. He called for the la
ding OF the case Of General Koscniyco.
who was paid his just demand, by or
der of the house some years since.
Mr.. Boyd was against the striking
out as his conscience would not psrmit
him to take the money from his COM
stitucnts and pay it to a person who
had himself reiirquished.
Mr.. SheGey spoke long and we'll in
favor of the claim and against the sta
tute of limitations
The motion for striking ont tire
word not was Withdrawn.
Mr.. johnson explained the report
of the conin;t,e=-he spoke nobly in
favor ofthe claim Of Mrs. Hamilton.
Mr.. Varnum spoke against Mrs.
Hamilton's claim, not because it was
barred by the statute of limitation b,fs
because he was satisfied In his own
nind that Gcu. Hamilsca never was
entitled 70 cOmnUtation or half pay.
The house adjourned till Monday,
without taking the question.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-23
Negroes for Sale

IN addition to the Eegr5ss s,lvhsfed for
sale by Wa Daniel III. ND flSArd
Booker, trustees l9r Icsfs, Veaae's ere.
dHosi, fhe subscriber VIA eftr fr seis
AZ next CumDeilaYd .M4rcA CaYrt twen,gl
six negroes, Tor cjs.,
GEo8cGPEaHrSS.
VS. ?.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-23
LEDGER.

NORFOLK, February 10,
Extract CT "a letter from Amelia Island ID
a gentleman in tnis place, dated Fec.
1910.
: " Enereis an American brig here watch
was at Bourbon about 4. moHtns ago. wasn
il was taken possessions OF by the Er..ish,
and by the capture OF that place sthsy goc
possession OF very large French fcIg ate
and two rich British E India men wac /
she had taken Short t;ae before. fne
Isle .ot, France had beca biockaded Tor some
time by ID SAIL of men Of war, aui il was
their intention TO take possession (sided by
the British'a and Eas. India company S ships
of the island by the month OF April. b.
tavia was also strongly blockaded.
Sc I am this moment informsd by a gen.
tkeman of responsibility in Savannah, Inat
there is certainly a priyateer offtha. Bar
which has been fitted clasdestinely out of
that port, and has received her crew from
Charleston BY pllo;..boats -She is scho,.
ner of about 40 tons burtnen. and it is said
mounts 10 guns Her object is believed to
be the Capture OF the British trade from
this Island"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-23

siea cr. Mz.q9:, .T..i..t.~-. as s.-r.t ~.
e State for Foreisa aa..rs, :.iI nat taks
place.
lstter from Lis,oa SAYS. GJve have
lad 3 report h.r. of singr!as 'k,rl, that
me United S,asss Of Americ1, At well as
russia, have oaerel 70 in:erpose for the
restoration Of peace between the 5cllise-
rent powers"
NoaFoLk, Feb. ~.
another uerati7-ss Decree. -Ycstertlay
arrived here the brig Am, Capt. Pousland,
from Tonnrgsh, wh.ch place she left the
18th Dscemher; she brings no papers OF
verbal Intelligence whatever, except that
Tfhe Danish governaen. had issued a De.
cree for the seiznre of all properly import
ed for the las. AK months. the object Of
the decree Says 4 letter which We have
seen Is g With q view that strict exam.
ination n " take place as to its origin and
neasT ality ."-ti.,. same letter farthcr adds,
" the prevailing opinioa is that the proper
'ity which Is neutral will remain secure,
. these measures being only against pro.
6 perry which has been smuggied in fro.n
England. Let the evsnt bs,what 1t will S
So ieel very uneasy at our present situ.-
s. tion.' The letter frori waio1 these ex
tracts are taken, is dated the 9th OF Dec.
aud no restoration had taken place when
capt. Pousland sailed. 81
There is 10 doubt bat a very coRsdera-
Bile amount at property has been carried 70
Fonnngen and TO other Danish ports from
England direct, aai that VISA the kaox..
edge and co3nivahce OF the Danish, or ra
Their of Bonaparee's government, whose CHI
GERS had good understanding with the i'm.
porsers as Sheridan says in his school for
Scandal, "these fellows have not honesty e.
nousa to se faithful to their own vi!lain.rs."
Ihe injury which the merchants of our
country will sustaia by this UBIQUITOUS de-.
cree, will be great. There are two OF.
Jects which the decree Processes to have in
view; the origin and the nelsfality.---
fae neutrality is perhaps easier 20 prove
than the origin, except as to American pro-
ducc, bat it is evident, that o her proofs
than those carried with the property viii
De required IRON this country .A-rhis viii
CONSUME mncn time, meanwhile i few more
millions c. american properly viii 60 ia,o
Buoaaparte's excheqIer, wdsre il will re-
main as a kind OF security for oIr good DE.
havior, aad fn.n,sa his parc;zais with an.
other ar suIne.lt in favoc of oar avoiding ms
disp,easure aud cuitlsating his friendship.
II ne should BE- pie lscd with our fu.ure con-
duet, and we join in 'i,sss5erung Inaratime
rights, and the liberty of the seas" it Is
probable that our merchants may be CON-.
Pensatel fer his numerous spo,iGtinas on
their property, IL tine old way, thar is lie
vii! sell us i scrr,tory, which does not be-
long to him which has no boundaries,
which we do not want, and for three times
as much as ilc Acknowledge 10 be due 70 US.
This will BE- called good bargain by some,
and cover ouv rulers with Immortal hon
our.
Ledger.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-04-18

'eskx j tcsi4 sbt6Sds Fin lrg nfn9Ste an
III. jsxn rs uit axb6f tic ops in lieu Of the
llsS u Il d. yoUf arnotiss, tktse s.nt OILS OF
;naIi hi, d sfis alfy bales Il sut ~, Of t.s,
md az ttfgie. It's for ilese !tu light
% 8 ut ttn nst,ee would napt re r,t6l f,,n
4 4 Nj Mar ~isb ne n. Stat, S, .rd i,tm TIA,
{ d. q ne hi you are deaf TO every insult!
Snettl,.--'" Whatever tnte,my md
.nn,r,;sI rtoi,ye nj, nct may lave resuh.d
from. the mra.urss which Msie dir. e,.dby
/ France l?gairst hose 81. a, .tnitss q Cur
PROSPERITY ard s,rngth, .ittse mtasurts
have wholly iailsd Of pfccueiFg any per-
manent or grnerofsffect.
s. I:anifeur. You ackne Wedge that the
measures dueend by. France against tic
main sources Of yovr prosperity have pro-
duced seme effect, but only. a temporary
eject. I'VE shall point out the reason why
that effect has only Lern. momsn.a,y, sud
indicate the remedy. The affairs Of Spain
have opened TO you, many ports OF that
kingdom /; they shall be shut against YOU.
Trieste wa. Tor you place vt i,Imsrss
trade it is now forever shut agalns, you..-
Holland above all ohs,ruC,ed The r.sult ct
measures, which, derive their force from
the uniformity Of execution she his be.
,raysd the common cause she hss reeejy-
ed your goods under on American flag, dis.
own. by the United States htmselves,
or any other cloak, Lu. she shall not re.
cciye them any longr,! Your orders in
council Of 1907, render it necessary that
the coast ,uul ports VI Holland be occupied
by French troops, and ahat shall be donc.
And 10 one Of the results Of the iilst and
second coalition was the extension Of Tho
eoas, OF FrArce to the Schsld., the result
Of your orde,s in eoun.il OF 1907 will he
this, 10 extend The coas, OF France 70 the
ElLe.--Vhe inconvenience which YOU
have hitherto experienced In momen,ary
manner, you shaIl hsncrlor.h constantly sx.
pe,i.nce, end in manner, more svverr --
It must be conf, sStd that the exertions
required by the continental war, have csas.
ed many springs 10 Le relaxed. The peace
Of The eon.inen. secured by the union 1t
TWO great empires, and the Adhesion Of
Prussia, Denmark, Sweden and Austria 70
the same system, will impair. fresh vigor
to all the measures and deprive you OF sys-
means 10 trade with Europe.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-04-18
0en!e guid hsr'aips n;g,o, qnia pvkhriu'
aNo ,
DOCTOR B. Kendall.
Pepulcr bred .Surreon Dentist,

Regular tired Sturgeon Denfist,
4 ND who has been in practice for near
"A Thirty YEARS, has Just arrived In A.
icxAndris, and nay be seen and consulted Is
Brooks tavern, ut any time during his conti-,
nuance in it. The earlier applications are
made to the Doctor by those who feel di.po-
sed to employ An as q Dentist the better, as
his continuance in Alexandria is very upcer.
tain. Those ladies' and gentlemen, in Alex.
andrla, who. find it. announcement 10 wait ON
the Doctor, he will readily attend, on The
shortest notice.
Dir. FendsN cures the scntvy in the gums,
be i, ever so inveterate, in short time.
twenty four hours at tsI1lest; fastens loose
teeth by making the gums grow up to. them,
renders the teeth white and beautiful I; pre-.
vents their decay; keeps such a. arc so from
becoming ~orse,. even to old age /. ills UP
those that are hollow with gold, with foii
or lead which will not only render them use
lul, but prevent their aching and further De.
cay; extracts teeth and stumps with ease
makes and fixes artificial teeth. His colsm-
6ian antiseorbuHe Denttfiee, for preserving
the teeth, gums, sockets, &c. and superior ho
thinks, both in elegance and efficacy % any
other, is still sold by the DOCTOR. ~
March gavin
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-04-18
From the. Boston Palladium, April 10.
Important. Official Article.

The Paris Moniteur, the governmen,
paper, contains long comments on the late
speech ofthe king Of England. From these
comments. we sStraes the following as int.
resting to Americans.
Speech His majesty lnAreeeived the
strongest assurances from, the Americsu
minister resident az this court, that the ".
Ssaies are desirous Of maintaining friendly
relations between the two countries. srhu
dssire will be met by corresponding dis
position on the par. Of his mojessy." y
.asnihar.---We scarcely know which
10 admire most, the. pusillanimi,y OF En-.
gland sowards Sweden, her irony towards
Spain, or her conduct towards the u. s.
The latter have just rejected your Jackson
jackson, who ever bears written in hi,
face the name of Copenhagen, and who is
% sisma.izsd, that every relation with
him can only produce disbonor,! Thew. have
laid % embargo ouypur svsssels; they have
been deaf 70 your inttfgues. and you have
become humbls plant, and mild! You con.
alder yourselves happy that the Uoted
States have not determined 70 make war
upon you. Whence this language men
ask one another with astonishams ri. 80 Il
shews 2 pusillanimisy highly worthy of the
rest Of the speeeh. There y nsshing so
gain by war with America, and Will, you1
syery thing is done for gold. Men oily,
6ghs tor gain, and il y only tot gold ysu1
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-04-18

az & ~, ~ saion 81 scrs, which wa mel.
sSss N ayisioned. MOI. sfnsd made no re-
sisisncs and the iniIortant post Of Bat,
! mon which might hase depended the str.
I go als 60 many events, MAS abandoned slx
hs,ssys aftsr The appearance Of The adsanted
! f . 81 the enemy. Without army with-
Ont revenues, II might slso BE-; said without
If,;.nds and without allies, the Dutch are .
s.oc;ety animated only 10y . regard 10 their
COMMERCIAL Interests, and forming a'rlcn.,
useful and Respectable company, but net 9
!. His naaiesty desires rcace with Eng
land. Hstook steps at Tilsit with 2 view
.to This object, bur they were without result,
Those which he concerted at Erfpit, with
his ally the emperor of Russia, have had
no better success. The war will therefore
be long, since all the steps taken TO arrive
) :, neaee, have been useless. The PROPOSE.
,ion even Of sending ministers to- Morlaix
10 treat tor the exchange of prisoners, al.
|! though callsd'for BY Epslsnd,rmains with.
out effect, because il was. feared il nigh,
lead 70 reconciliation. England. in arro'
eating by her orders of Nov. 1907. On uni
versal sovereignty, end in adopting the
principles ofperpt,ual var, has broken c.
very thing, rendered legitimate every
means Of repellirg her pretensions. II
therefore the change which has lately .nken
place il the English ninirry PRO.
sluees nons in the principles OF England,
which |, win he easy to discover from their
spreehrs in. the new parliament. Snd II She
continues 10 proclaim the principle OF per
pr,ual war and of universal sovereignty, in
maintaining her orders OF council, in that
case the undersigned 10 charged 70 declare
10 the Dutch minister and nation, that the
present situation Of Holland 10 incomput..
bic with the circumstances or the situation
in which the new prnei pies adopted by
England have placed the ttlain OF the en,.
pirs and The continent In eonse quence
his imperial majesty PROPOSES
IL. To recall home The prince OF his
blood whom he had placed on the throne
Of Holland. The ii'ss duty Of French
prince placed 10 the line OF hereditary sue.
cession to the imperial throne is towards
that throne. Whtn In opposition TO thas,
MI others mus, give way the fra. duty Of
! every rrcneh,nan in whatever situation des.
tiny Inuy place him, is towards lis coun.
Try.
Ill. To occupy al! the mouths IL the
rivers in Holland, and all its purts BY
French troops, as they were from the con.
quss, made by Francois 1894, TO the mo.
ment when his imperial majesty hoped to
.eoncilia,s every one BY establishing The
throne ri Hollaad.
"IlI. To employ every means, and
without being stopped by any consideration
to make Holland enter into the continental
system, and to wress dc 6oi.rly its ports and
coasts from the administration which has
rendered the ports of Holland the princi.
pal entrepots, and the great part of the
Dutch merchants, the brokers, and the
commercial agents Of England. y
(Signsd) i
,
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-04-18
FOR SALE, -
A valuable new MERCHANT MIL. IN

A valuable pew MERCHANT MILL, IN
complete repair, with two pair Of, French
burrs, for wheat and one pair Of AlleRany
s,ones for corn. THERE'S machinery Of 6.
very description for conveying tho whsst
from the Wagon and from the packing With
Q very small portion Of manual labor. lt
may be tended wih less than half tho laboy
In common mills. Il 10 situate on the main
turnpike sOad leading from AshbyI Gap %
Alexandra, on good stream Of water ~ ..
ny In the parts. II IL capable Of making 20
barrels Of aour every twenty four hours,-
It II ALSO expected tho new paved road viii
como directly by II, which will make tha
carriage Of -four TO Alexandria short, CHEAP
and easy. l,'ssf.t'
Any person wishing 10 purchase WIN do
WELT to make immediate application, a. -.
session will pc given the first If July, III
PRESUMED that any person. Wishing 20 NJ.
chase wfuld want 20 see the pretsiises. v6eSn,
the terIps will be msde known by'g ITs - !.
~ Joseph Hatcher.
or 10.
4 ~ Samuel Hatcher. +
stf1 21fs9 '4fk.i~..y J Mas .G..l s,
" = sse AVN
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-06

1t appears to me, that the friend, of
freedom Certain gyeek friends, ! mean,
| in order to get rid of the embarrassments
J of protecting commerce, seek an apology
for their want of sagacity in the ridiculous
idea that commerce, and particularly for.
eign commerce, is an evil that ought to
be cut up by tie roots. Auch silly no.
ton must have been engendered by feeble.
ness and despair. Foreign commerce is
the lever by which one nation OF society OF
men draws advantages from aRoshsr ma
tim; and that nation s-;iuse general concerns
are the most wisely managed vii. excel in
wealth and ia the arts Of civilization. 1t un
dcub,edly requires great dell Ct political
courage, of knowledge, Of reflections Of &C
tive intelligence, to regulate so as TO protect
the conH.- &c of a Slate, and none but men
4 the very first character, of this NEST lami .
nous views, and of the mess disinteresisd via
tus should be selected for that purpose. AN
Intimate acquaintance with ancient and
mod ern history, ancient and mudern geo.
graphy ancient and modern maritime, mer.
camille ard ooloniaI policy, are ali neces.
sary to enable statesman to decide with
lpropriety on the course he is to pursue in
relation to commerce.; A legislator may
be very hone2t, very well disposed, aud
have very good understanding, and yet ii
he is NOT in some measare sage, looking
on circumstances around him with an eye
uniaundiced By the bile of party, he will be
unhs, not only to decide but even to dc
lioeTafe on a topic which comprises within
ITS sphere, more or less the movements of
every human passion, p reiadice. and inter.
est.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-06
The Akc0holized Ac:d,

For ersdicating all stains from Boo,'Tops Aud
preserving their original colour in all cases,
withou' injury 70 the Leather,
USE. Shake the bottle well, pour some on
saucer, wet the Poc,ATops with SPONGE Dip
red in water; while wet, rub The ACID very hard
81, with piece of white flannel, rolled hard IN
rour hand, repeati ng IT I'LL all the stains disap-
pesr-=sthsn sponge III the composition wito ear
water, and wipe il with your sponge, dry them
by the FIRE or san. Those who like THIN glossy,
when about dry, rub them with piece OF clean
Harnel.
Prepared Only by JAMES GARLAND,
no 7S North Second sueei PhiladelphiA So1 ,
wholesale and retail by him, retaied by most
rs The principal Makers. Price IN bottles
so cents each, spd IN quarter pints IL IS tents.
"a IL will have the same effect on
Saddles and Brides.
az Country Orders executed on the
ehortest notice.