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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-02-08
Congress Of the United States
sEyENTrINTH CoNGREss-2D syss,ox
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY4, Is2:
IN sen ATE.

Nv N'baNh Il.
The ensrossed bill providing fo,u.
accommodation Of the Circuit Cou,, -
Washington county. in tie Di.,ric, y.
Columbis. was read third time ,,t
passed-ayes q.
The resolution offered yes crday Nv
Mr.. Smith, Of Nd. relative to II. 81
YER coins Of Mexico, was taken M ,,i
agreed to.
Mr.. v-n Dyke. from The Select Com.
mi,, ee 10 which was referred TIE hp
together with the substitutes propc..S
thereto, for Astonishing imprI.onrenr
for debt, repor ed new bill, eubr,r
in! a number of sections, which bin
WAS read.
MIR. Barbour laid before the Sem.
an act Of the British Parliament, pa,. d
June, 1922, to regulate Trade betyes,
the British possessions in America And
the West Indies and OTHER piso, :,
America and the West Indies vni5
act was. on motion Of Dir. Barbcrr
ordered to be printed.
Dir. Southland, asreeablv to ro,ics
given. having obtained leave, inradre.
ed bill to punish frauds committed Oh
the Departments Of ,he Government.
which bill was twice read by genera,
consent and referred.
On mo ion OF Mr.. Barbour, tbs r..c.
lutions to mend the Constitution Of ,te
United States were made the order Of
The day for Thursday next.
The bill 10 divide the state Of South
Carolina into two judicial districts was
taken up in committee of the whole
Mr.. Mills in the chair.
Mr. Smith, Of 5. G.. offered several
amendments, which was az, eel to- and
the blanks were filled. IN the course
of the discussion of it, the clause which
authorised an additional Marshal was
stricken out, on the motion Of Mr.. Ma
con. The bill was then ordered to DO
eDgrossed tor third reading.
Ike bill TO establish an addhion4
Land Office in the State Of Missouri.
passed tn. ough a committee of The
whole. in which its expediency wasa.
plaiued by Mr.. Barton, and the bill vm
ordered to be ensrossed for a third
reading; and
The Senate adjourned.
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The Senate adjourned.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The joint re solution yesterday aid
on the table by Mr.. Campbell, of ONO
making provision for the dis'rlbuIou
Of the copies OF the Digest Of Manu-
features and Manufacturing Establish.
men,s in the ULited States, was resd s
second time, and ordered to be epgros,'
ed for third reading
On motion of Mir. Hi, il was
Rryoir d, That the committee OH the PuS
lie Buildings be instructed to consr, er an re-
port what alterations will be nece sary to ts
made in the Hall OF the Representative, son
to accommodate the increase OF G'cniber' Of
which The eighteenth c ongress ynll conss.
Mr.. Roc hester FROM the Select Coz.
mit'ee appointed CO the subject OF 10
Mint. g.. made report thereon, g.
comranied by bill further to proiOr5
the continuance Of ;he Mint at P!'i!'.
delphia, which bill was twice read and
committed, and the report ordered 10
lie on the table,
The Speaker communicated !e:'eF
from tho Secretary Of the Navy, ae'
companyine it with list OF new'p''
pers and periodical publications, wiH
a catalogue Of books purchased Tor 'a'
use Of the Navy Department tor ne
last six years; as, also. similar 10:
and catalogue, from the ohice OF 10
Commissioners Of The Navy; wh'e'
were ordered 10 lie on the table.
The Speaker likewise compaD'cs'
ted the following message irenI no
President Of the United Slater:
To the Rous' Of Reprs'en,o'is'e' # lie U.s.
In compliance with a resolution OF ths
House OF Representatives. ofthe 9Th DeeeE'
Der last, requesting the President to con n"m'
cate to the House such information e. nc
nigh. possess with regard to any EXPEDITION
prepared in the United States, and ea'i'3
sailed from thence within the year loZZ' d
gaiust the territory or dependency any pow
or in amlty with the United States, and 10 u,
form the House whether any measures "'u
been taken to briu to condign pnnlsh"a,'
persons who have been concerned III sue" 81
petition, contrary to the laws tFansmH'G;
the House reports from the secre'ai1e' .
State and Of the Treasury, with the "ocu.h.',
mentioned in each, Those documents eefAi"'
all the information in possession OF the Fec
tive, relating to the subject OF the res0''''1.,
sat force, of verv limited excl
been equipped in the ports ofthe lnhed D.
and sailed iom thence, for the purpose 'e' ~
be in the resolution, is manifest fro'D 'he ".
uments now communicated; the reports Iiot'
the Collectors OF Ph,!edeiPh ia and Ne" Or
will shew in what manner this eqniPmeh' g
capped their notice.
The first information Of this equipment "
rece we'd from st. Bartholomew, the p'a'F
lis rendezvous. This was confirmed a"
wards, from Snrraco,, ~ith an acccnh'"
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II the remarks which follow, comes
home to the patriotic feelings oil every real
American, we shall rejoice in having a
vailed ourselves OF Mr.. Verplaock's .enti-
nents. IN Y. Gazette.
CAPTAIN LAWRENCE.
We roget 10 perceive in the report of
Congressional Proceedings, that the COM
mittee on naval affairs have reported "a
gainst the petition of The widow OF Capt.
Lawrence, for continuance Ut the sup
port for which she has ben indebted to go
vernment since the death of her gallant
husband, and which, we are told, is her
only reliance for maintenance, and the ed.
ucation OF his offspring. Capt Lawrence
spent his whole lite in The service OF bis
country, and died braveIy lighting Tor its
rights AMI honor. The naval pension
fund we believe TO be more than adequate
10 all the demands now made on it, ami
it is proper to call to mind the mount OF
contributions made to that fund by the &C.
tivity of capt. Lawrence. in captures &c.
The interest of the duties alone paid IT,
government tor property captured by him.
exceeds the amount OF the pension. Have
these claims on the feelings and strict JUS
lice Of the country no weight with Con-
gressi?' The children of Commodore Per.
ry are educated al the expense OF The
country-is he daug tr OF Cap. Law
renc unworthy oil It's protection The
one was successful 1t true, ar1 The Their
lost victory by untlmely death. But shall
we oaiy recompense success vi hr 1871 (!
The Romans in RI lowest ebb o. cir for
tune proclaimed public honor TO the de-
teatel general who had not despt'red OF
bis country shall we he ungr Ietul to the
memory OF him whose dying words IN
joined his companions mot 10 gioe up the
saip"--to die as he did for the glory OF
America.
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Nsw-YoaK,Feb 1.-The Pioneers was
announced in the papers of yesterday, to
be published this morning, aud at IL o.
clock, Mr. Wiley the publisher bad de-
llvered IhirtyfiDe Hundred Copie, -!
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-02-08
THE SUPREME COURT.
MnAnAY. FEBRUARY 8, 1923.

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1923.
This being the day for the commence
ment of the annual session OF the Supreme
Court Chief Justice Marshall, and JUST.
ces Washington, Livingston, Duvall, and
Story attended
The Clerk, (Mr. E B. Caldwell, and
the Marshall Of the District, Mr.. !. King
goidl were also in attendance
Judge Johnson is daily expected, and
Judge Todd, we are sorry.to hear, IS de-
tanned at ONE by sickness.]
TUESDAY,, Feb. 4.
The case of Sigiar against Hawood,
was srgued by Dir. Sergeant, TOR the
Plaintiff in error. no counsel appearing
for the defendant.
The case OF Sexton against Whsaton vas
argued by Mr.. Key, for the appellant, and
by Mr.. Jones for the respondent.
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and her marriage with Boutwell,, who
had been stigmatized as one OF 'no Re
mu-derers Of her husband, seemed TO
afford some confirmation, She was +
accordingly imprisnr. alf::"7esd IT, az Bal
Mr.. Clay and Mr.. Rowan. of Kentucky
Mr.. Wright, Mr.. Hammond, aud DIR
Wbittlesey, Of Ohio.
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Yyc,r M 30 dollars, Ia dorbloon',
LID W rae exception OF tbese 'wo
.emaining in the Posttan produce is very plenty
Eabruar
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lolrainia Nfgisfat re.
From the Richmond ComhiIer. Dec. 10.

From fhe Richmond Comhiler. Dec. 10.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
On Saturday, the bill for diyorcing
Lewis Bourne was passed.
A letter was received from the COVER
nor, requesting to know what was TO be
done with the child Of a negro woman,who
was conc emned to Gesth; she was however
ordered for transportation by the execu-
tive, bu: died during her confinement.
This child was born after she was impri>
soned. The question was, whether the
child was not the property OF the COM
monweal,h. The case was referred 10
the committee for courts OF Justice.
The bill "au.horising the frohie ofco
iour in the city of Richmond to build a
church." was indefinitely postponed, by
l23 to 50 votes.
the bill for "forming aeGo county, OF
part OF the counues of Randolph, Monon-
gala Harrison end Preston" was also
indefinitely postponed.
On motion Of Mr.. Morris of Hanover.
a resolution was adopted TO instruct the
committee of schools and Colleges TO en-.
quire into the most expedient method oI
putting the universt, into operation
DEC. i6.--Yesterday Mr. Blackburn
from the committee for courts o. Justice
made report OF two resolutions LIST
'that the petition ofG Winston and Plea
san, Winston, praying fo' reasons there
in set forth, that The further time of two
three and four years may be allowed
them 10 satisfy the Judgment rendered IL
the general court, in June, 1918, agains
James a. Campbell, agent OF the peni'
Tertiary, and the said George Winston
and others, as his securities, upon The
petitioners paying The interest which ma,
accrue thereon half yearly, is reasona
BILE :"--and 2diy, for divorcing Marga
ret Cox OF Greenbrier county, Uincui
matrimenit,irum Henry Cox her husband
fhe house concurred in both these re
rolutions.
A committee was appointed 20 examin
the stale OF The armory.
| Another resolution reported by tn
committee for courts of justice, was rea,
-acceding to the petition of ElIzabet
Mills, OF Aibemarie, who prays for di
-~.~- ese+a Martia l. Milie, hap husbane
The house concurred in the resolution.
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Glabtecntb Gnnarfss.
From The National InielGgsneer.
IN SENATE. DEC i6.

~ ohSAN% - ~ 'DIo AZ.
MIR. Findlay, presented the memorial
OF certain citizens Of the city and comfy
of Philadelphia, praying revision OF the
tariff.
Mr.. Lloyd, of Maryland, presented
the memorial Of the judges of the or.
Phans' court, in the district Of Columbia.
praying new organization of that courI.
Tie following rssa g5g tGpss, yeEs offered
by Ms DWolf Resolved, That the
com nh'ee on commerce and mannfac.
lures be instructed 10 INQUIRE into ~.
expectancy OF allowing drawback on ali
articles OF domestic manufacture. The rsu
material Oh which IS of foreign growth
wan leave to report by bill or oiRerw;ss
ny Mr. Eaton: Resolved, That The
judiciary committee inquire if anv ard
"hat' amendments may be necessary n
an act' entitled " An act. relative "
me election of president and vice
president OF the United States, and de.
cnflng The officer who shall act a, nIc.
''oeht' IN case of vacancies in the of.
ces OF Doth president and vice president -
passed the ist of March, 1899,
Id pursuance of notice given ro.,o
gay MT Dickegson and Mr.. Holmes. If
"o.' caiied up The several resolutions
proposing amendments to the cons,i,nI
'ion' 10 relation 10 The mode of eIec,,na
PreSideot and vice president, wb;c6
were offered by them, at the last session.
hese' together with the reso,o,ions IN
~, w Same SUBJECT recently proposed BY
w heh'on and Mr. Hayne, were refer.
ca 10 select committee, consisting of
IL members, and ordered to be nrio,ed
Tor the use oFlhe senate. P'"''o
n letter from The hon. Mr.. Kin, of
~ 10TH, stating that i'll health yo'.It
prevent his attendance on the ,p.e,in1"
vi 'hc committee Oh foreign relations
ai'o requesting TO be excused from sery
'"s on 'nai committee, was rece,ved ,od
resn' aod Mr.. K. accordingly excused |
be resolution submitted yes,erdsv Nv
Mr' Parrott lDstructiDg sn Inquiry In,o
ne expectancy OF auIhouzmg an adds
ional number Of soops OF war to be buiI, |
was again read and adopted.
The resolution offered YESTERDAY no
Mr.. Lloyd, Of Md instruciing an ,non;
y INTO The expedIcDcy of authorship The
on equitable terms, Of the !
'laIms OF Maryland against the govern.
nent OF the United States, arisinp from
oVances uTiDg The late war, was AGAIN
cad and adoped.
Ihe bill supplementary 10 an &C, to re-
eve persons imprisoned for debt. wss
'Ken up IN committee Oft whole. We
orted without amendment, and ordered
De eDgrOssed and read a third tio,e.N
Adjourned, '''''e'--
house OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Mr. Croyninsbield, from the com
'n'ee on naval affairs, reported bill for
&c rebel Of Sarah Perry, mother of the
le oliver Ii. Perry, which was reaS
vice and committed. CSC
Mr.. HemphilI, from the Commute.
'ns Cumberland road, reported a Iii
9 me preservation and repair of ,ba,
'ao' proposing to erect tsll.gates ,bers,
}, &c y which was read twice end Corn
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BURNING rHELAw

unsupported that Judge Keyes, of Yer.
mont late member of congress, indignant
OF the decision against him in some law
suit has recently burnt his law books in
the highway, and declared his house
should never again be disgraced with any
more Of the laws Of Vermont.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-12-19
KENTUCKY

The legislature of Kentucky i; in favor
OF a convention TO alter the constitution
as respects judges but according to the
existing constitution it must &c three
years before the convention can meet. if
the people agree 20 it, They must vote
Tor 1t two successive years, and choose
delegates the third year.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-12-19
SWEET POTATOES

person in 5. Carolina raised the past
season 800 bushels sweet potatoes on an
acre placing the vines siDgly in their
beds an inch part.-The same person
had one potatoe Q feet 9 inches long, and
another which weighed l24 pounds
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-12-19

IT Is said in late Alabama paper, that,
a plantation which bid fair to yield
100000 pounds of cotton, will not now
produce 10000 pounds in consequence
OF the destruction by the rot.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-12-19
SHIP BUILDING.

There have been 40 new vessels
ships, briggs, and acknowledgement
at the port of St. Johns, n. b. during the
last twelve months, independent of those
registered at the port OF ST. Andrews
Besides which there have been launched
two ships and four briggs, and IL ships
and briggs are now On the stocks.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-12-19
A DULL SnIrNn

SeFs London Messenger says no ma,
tion has right to declare the late Span.
ish colonies independent, while Spain
has any chance ofrecoYering them,
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RELIEF.

A bill. reported in the Kentucky legis>
lature, allows Mathew Harper, cripple
with tzuenty children, to retail spirits
without license. He has certainly
discharged his duty in popuIating his
country-crippled or not
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-12-19
Gul,in,er,iaf.

Prices al Boston. De-, 1S.--Corn nor
them bush SO SO CTS, s,u,herb white so
cts 90 DIS quick and scare; -four Alexan-
dria and Fredericssburg64 6li oats
81 cts
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-12-19
AORDER-

In Georges, John Williams. esq. has
been conveyed of the murder of his wife.
IA juror'N"ere called, before the 10 for
the lris'were agreed on.
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DOCTORS DISAGREEING.

The doctors at Natchez are discussing
whether vegetable or animal putrefac,ion
produced the late sickness at that place.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-12-19
EXPLOSION,

The powder mill of Messrs. Latin,
Loomis s. Co. at Lee, Mass was blown
up on the Goth ult. and two men Drown
and Quingiey,) inju|ed SO as to cause
their death. -
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-12-19
CORRECTION

A gentleman from Mexico, has contra
dicted, IN a New Orleans paper, The re-
port that European SpaDiards and Amer
leans had been banished.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-12-19
RAIL WAY

The idea OF winter rail way on the
canal or tow path in New York may pos
sibly be subjected to experiment. The
way and horse walk nigh; be so eleva-
ted as not 10 be INSTRUCTED by the ordina.
TO snnNys
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-12-19

In an action for seduction, (said to be
one one OF a most aggravating Dsture) in
Milton, N. c., Peasants VS.. Corbe,t, S4GO
were awarded to the plaintiff, being the
amount of defendants worldly property.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-12-19

Prices az Baitin,ore.-FIour from the
wagons IS rs; hite wheat s! IL a
l 90; old corn 50 SIS cts; new do 81 a
SO cts; whiskey fron the wagons s. cts
including obls [; eggs l9s cents dozen.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-12-19
EXECU ZION.

Spencer, q negro man, was hung at
Chesterfield, Va. slst ult. for committing
a rape on white woman.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-12-19
CHANGE.

It'he new plan is adoptedin England
when person is faligucd at the tread
mil, he may rest himself at the crank
mill.
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PRESIDENTIAL

The hon. De Wit Clinton has been
recommended FOR the next president at a
meeting OF the citizens of Jefferson
COUNTY. Ohio.
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MILITARY

The troops at fort Niagara are 10 be
those at Sackett's haroor will go to Nj.
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A representation, on effigies, of the
fortunes of the inquisition, is exhibiting a,
New York
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-12-19

Prices at PHILADELPHIA, Dec. Is
Flour g; corn meal hbl so wheat
l l5a 90; corn Penn 45 so cts; do
southern 81 Dc oats 25 SO plenty (;
whiskey rye 81 SO bees wax yellow
81 80 cts wool merino IS cts do do
in grease 40 cts do common 40 cts.-
U ) bank stock ll13; bank exchange
on The district Of Colun bia genera ly
3 per CT discount; bills Of exchange on
Lond 60 ds I073 1903, on Amster dam
60 DIS SO cts per guide. GrOjan.
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BOOK INSPECTORS.

The king of Spain has appointed in
SS6Dss sc of books, TO decide on such as
""y W i'HPOrtSu
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TRAVELLING ON THE CANAL.

Capt. bradley, and $50 soldiers reach
ed Detroit, in Is days from Albany
using the Erie canal as far as it extends
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IN BUENOS AYRES

a tragedy, called Dido" has been
written at Buenos Ayres. Some books
were lately prohibited there, and i'm me.
aia'eIy there was great demand for
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-12-19
IMPOSITION

nc imposition of "wooden nutmccs"
has lately been eqnslIeG in South CARROLL
ma and Georgia. by the sale oil Ia quantity
OF "gun HnFa" which proved to be made
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Tbe HudsOO vas nayigable !he 4ih insl.
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Fifty.two British Davis's Straits fisher.
mep' have this season taken 900 whales !!
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Prices at Fredericksburg, "a. Dec. i6.
Wheat 95 CTS q 81; f1our NV q IS S;
corn As cts f; whiskey AZ as cts; oats
SIS 81.
Prices at Richmond, "a, Dec. TO-
Flour city mills new S5 Is, do up
country ) so; herrings new cut a 25
Dbl; shad so; hemp Virginia $3.50
per ton meal bushel 40 a SO cts /; whis-
KEY so 40 cts whert 81 a I Oh U
5 bank stock no.
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Ills said more ships sail from LoDdor
IN one year than from all the rest of the
world. The property shipped and Ian.
ded is estimated at 100000, 900.
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among the articles of ready sale at
6uenoS AyTes, Sept. IL, are enumerated
domestic Shlrlings, cotton wick, chairs.
ouresux, wardrobes, rice, bright Tobacco o,
Po"oer, rum, gin, tin, glass, butter,
nam'' olive OIL, soap, tea, Grapes, satins,
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Painting & Rug Work.
aug y
+ OUISA Russell grateful for The en-

II OUISA Russell grateful for The en-
IL enlargement she has received, in,
form. the public, that for The better ac'
cor mediation Of her pupils, she bas re-
moved 10 the apartments over Mr.. Muir
phys china store, Fairfax street, where
she will continue 10 instruct young Ladies
in Draw ing and Painting on Velvet, Satin
and cambric; making card racks and man
tie ornaments; rug work on canvass, ior
stool covers; table mats, &c Terms, oy
the month 5 dollars. attendance every day,
from g o'ciock in the morning till IL; tor
Rug Work in the afternoon, from So
clock till S; colours and brushes for paint
ing on velvet, &c. Also, all materials Tor
rug work supplied without extra charge
Those ladies who have paid l.. H. . doI,
lars for I9 lessons in painting, CAM II lney
wish. return and take IL lessons in rug
work without charge. Specimens OF wha
me pupils can perform during the mont
10 be seen at the school. July 2s-a
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Patent Elast Saddles.

A WORD TO THOSE VIII IRE FOND OF EASY
RIpie
The complaint agaA hard and uneasy
saddles. which is for / most part just
and general one, and really great grie-
vance to those who hs much rloing 10
do has caused him tdarn his mind par
ticuIarly 10 that subjk with a y,e"' II
possible, to remedyhe evil: ne can
w;,b confidence assushe public that he
has accomplished it. me plan projected
is by means of stronAnd wen tempered
steel springs, so conslctea as 10 support
70 bn,h rider and borilhan saddles made
N rho common way sny other that he
he aysr seen can oddly do. The plan
;s entirely different b the English elias
tic saddles with sK oars ol Sleei'
whaiebone, &c. andsp from thoSe WIN
w;re snr;ngs. md hobceives much SUI
perior to either, as eias''c''y 70 s.ea''
er, and the tree not tbg Pun oul VI It's u
r;s;oal form will nds subject 10 hurting
herss. IN ;onrneys hch is complained
Of in the saddles spring oals; "A
number of gentIems lave those SADDLES
now IN nae and buSe sentiment exists
anong tbem in fayd thei; superiority.
The invention is ely as applicable 10
ladies' saddles aa geDtiemen's. ln
point Of durability Y will De warranted
equal to any other g VS. M.N SSpti;T' "
most. ..
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