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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-30
r.DTICE.

10y virtue Of deed Ncssrs Ellis and Allan
- and Mr. 'horie Ellis bearing date the f day OF ~,
dy Of OciohcT following for the purpose Securing to
Me's Ew"rt Taylor and 90 Of I0non certain sum Of
ana cost OF executing this trust, shall pro-
coed 10 sell to the highest bidder, Moud the 10Th dsv
OF June next on the premises, at half past o'clock in the
sVen'ng' the following property viz.
All that piece reel of Ia ri, containing ceres call
ed To-" Oannds near Duysi's Mil, well enclosed, Win
small house AND garden and the whole adjoining town
and BOW in high of cultivation. Also 0 az and
No purch1scd from Adam Craigs estate and adjoining
the lnst mentioned bud, ShockOe creek tso one o,te
lot Ut Land called Longs Square turcbsspd nf the came
containing Two One norfv ~ Lot on fhe tpp 81
CaNhi ~ io lin1 the lands Wortiap mud hers, pur-
same, purchased r. Guys sale Ard four Lots be-
ng parts or Prce W trt burger parcel NJ art commonly
% ~ 'u - one me SANG purchased at Brown, Page
and 6anties sale parcel Of Land containing acres,
ie 100 the occuplrsy Of Henry Anderson, know Lg the
he oi "yHnh toit'fe one oiLer l0t oi land, 'front.'
Dg 81 feet on 7fh street. purcI1sed heirs of c -I
Atams' deceased one lot mOciy OF LauH adjoining
the Annoy the containing g. ts OF acre. pur-
clnscd under a deed of trust rom S Oytrion f5 % .
Qunfics Also that hizhy improved aoH seaual Lott on
I'd streets present residence 81 Mr. Charles Ei-
Is Oh which there plentiful supply good water n
The y0r'i, frrm pumps small handsome, garden with
some choce iruit and ornamental frees good brick
| nirnce fora gcnteri familv
The whole or tic abo,e 1cscrf profe ty or g. ,,rr,
thereof may then 10 deemed pfiricnt ~ SATISFY 3D. M
la"re due upon The deed trust wiz DE sold ~ The dime
| and upon ihc premises at above stated
Tie stle viii commence the ground rallied the Ont
"ns ihr h"t- The next fair Day thereafter and VIII
continue eaci successive lair dai. ufi tbe sale ri,
such iitieas b. vrtc h iru.ie viii boz nngeysl
Term ~ sale cast 60 DIV snp71s fd rndo Id
mopi. " Guy W "i'"-
Neither pos es.iou Of he property or tide to the same
fault Ne property ll be soid f,r cash 10 iie bigtest 49,
DIES lor accounts Of The pnrchs,rr,ou 90 dsys ao-e
fbc above s7e VIII b' eorJuciedby RoJL Gambe Esq.
4 Miy g. 9-tJ. o.
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- ~ from hc subscriber Tie night or the ipth
4 iusar' BRIGHT inliluo fellow uaned Billy lie is n
STOUT, ,srsile fellow black ha little inclined
curlc1u read ard write aud may have taiped forged
pass Z suspect be h-a gone VI viii white mon. he
to0k with him variety OF cnthiug and his books. en-
apprehrpsivc ne will attempt 20 GET NJ the sae, asd
therefore frewarn al ces.els ard others
concerned iu assisting him Zoe law v e ceffaiv
enforced against a i- ~ taken in ans % thr
poighbpurre r0unfirs below the non1aiHs. reward
rf fwcriy dollars v be gfecu securing him in iaii
that Get int aoap uut 10 fatcn beyond che monn-
f1ns in any boulder ccunty ~ the oru anrnir q
escape h0ari vessel secured u ite rarnrr,
ar-vara or frf.v dollar win hc paid. L. BOILING.
buckingham county, W.. Mac G0. 7-v8w
N. H. The ttifnt tic Noffois Herald win give This
Advertisement fr t insertion u their p1per, and forward
,hcir account to the Enquirer Office for Payment
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NOTICE.

Stage will rum during th.
~ summer between Stauniun and
sssYS;s and sULrintR SPRGNGS-it
49, 49, ~ viii leave Staunion every Mon
day morning, and Lewisburg
10. 4idihOnaf NIpPlies Of FgeSt Dry Goods
ENLtMING EDWIN JAM 4 CO. SiaI Lri Bridee)
n have eiyed very recently, principally by the Tobac-
Plan. and Virginia, just arrived from New York; Il
hand ONE supply of fresh DRY GOODS, among which
the following:
Superior plain and figured black Canton Grapes
a handsome assortment OF Ribbons
Mrns and womens black aud white Silk Gloves
DO. do. black aud white silk Hose
Mems plain and ribbed black silk lIalf-hose
SupeF silk Gag Bandanuas
Plain and figured LeyanIines, black and cnlored
Superfne black six handkerchief for The neck
Superlativs blue ana hlpck Cl0Ihs
Superfne blue and black Cashmere
Supsr London plain and stipe dTab Cashmere
6i plush stripe Musiins
81 Cambrics
Ga AUll Muslin
Superine While and French stripe JeaPs
White elastic Cord, Spool Thread
Plain ami tvilled English Union Mixtures
Extra fine London White and printed Marseies
EleceuI French Union Mixtures
Fine aud superine Prints, Ga Cambria Gingham5
Superior LONDON Chntz, patterns
Irish Linens, lawR> and Brown Hollands
ispes y Boh5'n>--e good assortment Madras Udkfs-
Gilt coat aud yes; Buttons, OF extra quality
bales Russia Sheeiings
bales and cases brown Domestic Shrtings
bale WalIb1m Shrengs
hale plaid DOu.stics
bales Daut7ic Rolls
bales Br.tsh Ofnaburgs
bales German OznahuTgs and Tckenhurgs
The above goods well selected, with our former
stock, comprise very general aSorineni-all of which
"i he sod low. Persons wishing buy retail whole
on CONSIGNMENT,
10 cases COTTON YARNS, well assorted containinu
tory They OF very good quality and will be sold low
inr cash or"pproY'd paper. May so. 7-wiw
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WAsHINGTON, May The general
pressure on the country requires no Illus
ration. IL is one Of those plain subjects
which come to every mans bosom and husi-
ness. In order, however. that our distant
readers may be able TO form SOME correct
estimate of the pecuniary state oftbis district,
from fact which speaks louder than "A
column OF commentary, we state for their in
formation, that the new and excellent block Of
three-story brick buildings which contains
the tavern of Mr.. O'Neae, and the Office Of
tins paper, rs well as third dwelling house
ofuniform size and appearance, was sold yes
terday for only $4,000. The Metropolis Bank
at whose suit execution had been levied was
the purchaser Of the property, which cost IFS
proprietor $4,000 and which, ms we UNDER
stand, was subjected to this forced sale. in
consequence Ofihe failure Of persons for whom
Mr. O'Neale had become an cndnrser fn the
Bunk IRsn,bI;cop
mortality among he Judiciary.-- Within the
last six months, one Judge of the Supreme.
and three Judges of the u 6. District Courts.
w Judges Drayton of South Carolina,
FIsher of Delaware, ard Shields Of Mssissip
p5 have dird. The place Of Judge Dravtou
nas been filled 10y Thomas Lee, and nf Judge
FISHER, by Willard Hail, lately member NJ
Congress. The situation lately held by Jude
Livingston IN the Supreme Court, and that al
Tue Other District Judge, are yet vacant. ID.
N9nToLN. May % The District Court o
Ine United States Tor The Eastern District o
Virginia, Judge Tucker presiding, Terminated
us session at this place on Wednesday last
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10 coPnrSpnrnrNrs

TIE PrirciP-i grounds taken by Hampden hare been
previously occ-p'ci 6r GARNET ~ s.aycefy
charges 10 e reiterated mi ,Aereore is rs:,1d ne
dthorNs not t tie hcb Of rJiubIshing Tong poif
cal articles from otLer papers Gst virgu has a,tcaiar
Claims Upon TpAi cheeJuhy Acknowledge M Essry.
in favour of Mr.. Macon, shall. ShOvtfu opDeay
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-30

The hoard of navy commissioners, COmmo-
dores Rodgers, Chauncy and Morris, passed
through Baltimore last week On their way to
the eastward They are engaged in their
annual tour for the inspection of the various
navy yards.
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" PENpLEroS's" .qitrek upon Dr.. Uaddel.

'Uhc zone II re rrisr. iriofe choygfs ne ers sfngj
cfnC, No. Cuih nc qb,'rity NJ r--ou-qtudiuc prr.
w"He i"f1st gfts fu' msef That temporary sr4sacy
O. c0c"Hci "J,f fe 1850 Nan, II Uyfs E0f duJg sir
acf h Rpof, ts irc,id hare ftp Hr c. not onir
c-t"ir' dfaf ia 1898, Jw fdl7n,8 hos aa rye moro
rr'g re 'orti7ref mgnit' ~ ftr ytr-te bv o.. ro
Fof.d 0tcrfDaf H GEE ,,fF lfttr- ru}ic delhi ,vc
been eetrt htotr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-30

FREDERreK. Md. May 2S.--The Hessian Fly
is making destructive ravages in the wheat in
various parts of the country. We have been
informed that several fields in this vicinity,
which promised % bushels to the acre, will
not Weld more thun ten GCitizen.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-30
A TEACHER.


A YOUNG MAN, qualified 10 teach the various branche
forming correct English educaOn wishes obtsif
situation ms tutor in private fanily-Beng unemployed
he would make engagement either FOR present the
next yenrit may not be improper state that for
two past years he hns been boh engaged in teaching
school and pursuing The study Of Medicine, aud spent
winter in attending the lectures delivered in the Medica
University Of Philadelphia This lHter circumstance
mentioned because i be should procure school plan
iaion where there many negroes his services f the
are worth nocing) will be cheeriuy and freely RENDERED
10 the sick, and mny much expense their owner
II As regards himself be- produce saffa-fory refr
ec Letters addressed 60 d. e. Veilleboro Caroline c6un
~, Va. viii be attended 10.
April 22 ui-2tSFa'if
tOwhaHn cUuuiy court alarch - 1928 IL Is ordered
Ivy the court that Thomas Miller John n. Sieger an
James McLaurmc, amy of them, do examine, stat
and settle the accounts ~ Edmund Locket,
Edmund Logwupd deceased make report 10 cuur
A c0py-Teste. WI. s. DANCE, G..
Pursuant 10 the foregoing order notice hereby civef
that have appointed Monday le 10th day ~ June mex
80 meet Hugh Fenc tavern ur the purpose Of carryin
said order into e'c which time and pilrr she partie
concerned requ sted 10 g.ye their attendance by
O'Clock n the forenoon, prepared for settlement.
THOMAS MILLER,
JOIN r. SrEGER,
Powha;au May ~. 7-wfv+ JAS. mcLAUffNE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-30
THE CROPS.

WINCHESTER, May 24.-We regret to state
that the ravages of the Hessan Fly have been
So great in this County, as to render the
prospects Of our Agricultural community
gloomy indeed-ln many instances whole fields
of " heat nave been destroyed, leaving to the
owner the anticipation of not realizing even
the quantity originally sown The depreda-
tons orthis enemy of the Agriculturist have
been more general than have ever before been
experienced Many fields Of wheat have been
ploughcd up and Corn substituted in its
place in other instances the fields exhibit
the most barren appearance, and many whose
calculations were average of 20 or %
Bushels per acre, would now compound for ;
Bushels The complaints from our name
sake county, in Maryland, are also, we observe,
not less gloomy and the Hagerslown Paper
received by last mail alse advises us of the
serious Injury sustained by the Fly in that
County-It is however a consolation to hear
that some of our adjoining Counties have
escaped, that the approaching harvest promises
ia bpuntiful supply. The accounts from
Shenandoah and Hampshire are hattering.
Gazette.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-30

have the closing moments of this sage, so he
io,ed amt. vrucrate,i, been disturbed by the
rude cantor of party rage? Mild and bene
Violent in temper, with heart beating in cha
rity 10 the whole human family; his labor and
iucesSant attention devoted 10 their improve
! nrOt his life cOnsecratsd TO the cause of
science full of years and full of honor" he
is sinking 10 the grave, amid the tears and
blessings of oil who surround him. He had
claims Ia sacred respect How has he been
rcquied' He has been rudely dragged to
public "blnquy, upon charges equally unsup-
ported aud understandable. There was every
thing in his situation and character To bereaye
and disarm party spirit of its venom aud ma
levoence. May we not eScaim with Cor
della,
Should not these white fakes have challenged pity!
Was this To be exposed against the warning winds "
Unhappiy, however, no kind feeling for the
dead or diving no generous emotion for inno-
cence and helplessness; no pure regard for
virtue and exalted character, mingles with the
deadly night shade of party spiiit-it has one
uniform and halelu inhuence--it exhibits the
passions of man in their worst, most angry
aud vindiciive form.
If the high tory principles" as they
are termed, of Dr. Waddell, have so startled
Pendleton in his confidence in Nlr. Crawford ;
if by this cause he loses all faith and DEEPEN
dence in the integrity of his political creed if
to be educated by this beneiactor of his spe-
cies be any cause TO faint themnd he has di-
rected and expanded ] say if this be So, let
Pendleton look with wary glance before
him there is an adder in his path whose
cleaning eye he has not yet caught How
will he be astounded to hear that Mr.. CALHOUN
was educated by this arch hereto of 90 high
tory principles 90 MASON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-30

fumes R1Uer Steam Boat Line
efSrsAeA SUMMER ESTABLISHMENT.
The James River Steam Boat.
"a M will commence Friday next,
S5iS--s=-=rt he 3Ot inst leave Norfolk a.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, TX O'Clock Tuesday aud FRI
- day mornings, and will touch at
Old Point Comfort going in returning on Sunday
and Wednesday, when passengers wish TO lie landed there
The fares are permanently established IS follows
From Norfolk jamestown, or any Intermediate
place, = z 5O
From do. 10 City Point, any intermediate pIace
bewsen Iames'Gyyn and ciiy Point, t'' 90
place between City Point and Richmond 90
From jamestown to City Point, or any Intermediate
place, 80
between CITY Point and Richmond, 80
From City Point to Richmond or any intermediate
place, SO
Fare of a Horse, Passenger.
-Four Wheel Carriage do.
Two do. do. laiftlo
Stage fare from City Point to Petersburg, 81.
WAI. H. THOMPSON, Agent.
Norfolk, Nav IS. G-6t
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VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

755 Smiths majority, (reelec,cd)
Prices Of Stocks IN his On, pester1,t- =
uni'ed States B'nk S los; Bark OF Virginia 6 67;
Farmers Bank s g.
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be = villain, and then uses him as witness
The same circumstances, which stamped him
as a villain, would have subjected his evidence
to great suspicion before the tribunal OF George
Wythc.
lf Wythe "wishes TO nurse his strange pre-
objections" for the pamphlet, we do not envy
him his enioyment.-A generous people will
see the desperation of his cause in the rxtrem-
tiles to which it reduces him-and they will
scorn to cruelty man npon the evidence OF
his worst enemy Gov. Clark.)
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-30
JOCKEY CJUH-

meeting of tie Richmond Jockey Club held atti,e
a Washington Tavern on Monday tn, 26h May, IG23--
Resolved thai General Meeting ofhe Richmond Jockey
Club he called ON the 9TH day % June that the mem
beers he particularly requested al nj al tie Wa hngtuu
Tavern IN the city of Richmond at O'Clock p. VI.
May q. 6-tdu,
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EnIJCATION

EQUATION.
THE second term Academic yenr win eomnepcs
4 the first day of june The same course of s,n..
viii be- pursued with una5ated industry aud attention.
NAV ~ Isl VIM.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-30

III AFlNG removed To the CITY Richinrnd offer fnT
4 q sale the handsome farm which I lately resided
called and known blythe name ofCLTFTON IL is situated
IN The county OF Amelia, about miles from Gento
frdge AMI Immediately The main leading The
same II contains two hundred and Gf.y and has
been under system of cultivation Tor the last years.
wen calculated To improve it, fertility. nrighhurhood
perhaps as good rs any to he found above Richmond
IS remark7bc tor general good health. this tract OF
land are several small and ang streams and seve-
raj springs oil The pnresi ana hest The improve
mems consist of handsome dwelling with almost
other house which eau be rcqiired costing the whole
hrtwern eight and ten thousand dollars. There Is sul
cen quantity o wood land for all the purposes Of fsrm
ana the fences are new and in good repair in al respects
mere canine" well he desirable little
VIII also sell rf land in county of Patrick
lying on the waters uf kuselrs and South hn go
containing 1862 acres, chiefly in wOods
HAVING abandoned farming, will dispose Of twenty wall
uanie oLAE rs consisting oimeu, women boyS girls.
Icfms OF sale for The land will be made known upot
application 10 me iu this ciiyThe negroes will be sold
Tor cash. or something convertible into 90 da vs.
Richmond, May 30. III
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THE RACES.

$lhe stakes Of s 10000 a side for The match rae c.
were t''- day deposited m the Branch Bank. We
omitted yesterday TO mention Ih.i the hour of start
Ins on each day, will lac one O'Clock pumctually-
Arrangements have been made for the benefit oi
laoSe who not being able To 90 To the great race OF
lUesy, feel neverhP less msch interest in the re-
sHli, 10 communicate the same without delay TO the
CITY II Eclipse win, n 'ohite R,g will be hoisteo M
the Liberiy pole a, Brooklyn &c he lose a pendent
will be hoisred over white aag.
All The horses will show this afternoon on the
course We should also STATE, that three boats will
pJ du'iHg the the Brooklyn ferry, from Ful.
ton suect, which will greatly rsrilitate crossing IL
may be WE'LL however, in order TO make sure, TO at
ieud 10 the recommendation OF the advertisements,
aud ei carriages he early as possibelin
The morning. IN Y finer If .4prl2t
We understand irons good authority, that
the Uenzie, under the command of Lit Be
verey Krnnon, For, under the command of
III CONT. Valle;te, and two barges under the
command Of 1t. w. II. Watson, sailed from
Key West on the 10Th OF May on a Cruize
round Cuba.-The Peacock, Capt Cassin, had
also sailed on cruize to the Spanish Main.-
No captures had been made, hut the merchant
vessels cGectualy protected by tho udicious
arrangement of the squadron-all the Off
GERS remained in good health.-The remain-
der of the squadron continue in their cruizing
ground. Norfolk Herald.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-05-30

ny virtue OF deed of from John G. Ganble and
tS WIFE, bearing date the I8.h day 81 O. and o
record in Tie huSt OF tic ely Riebmond, We
shall ON "Wednesday the 2Gt day the present month
(MS) expose Tor sale AZ public auction, in front Of he
gel HoCl in The said city, ot ground designated
plan OF The CITY by the number $685. lot Turpus
addition 10 the city, known by the EuRber G0} al.
he right tile and interest OF him the nmble
piece or parcel of ground in the city Richmond
o Shnckce creek bounded by fh- lots Nos $50
on Tue north on the wet by line continuing the
boundary ct 18Th street L. the river that the said
would he included ii river on The south nv
the river and along tire river 30 LOT 40. SIS"
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The ease OF the Ninfa Catalina, tie Spanish
schooner captured OF Havana aud sent into
his port by the U. 5. brig Spark, Jesse VIII
,insou, Esq. commander, in February last, 0t-
eupied several days of the session in the ex-
animation of documents and other testimony
nut was continued until the next Court, in
consequence of the absence of some of the
witnesses on the part of the captors. In the
mean time, the Court ordered the restoration
of the cargo to the captain of the schooner,
without condition; and the vessel was also
restored to him upon his own responsibility,
without security, for 25oo dollars. The case,
therefore, maybe considered as virtually
abandoned by the captors, so far as relates to
the question of condemnation, and as remain
ing open only upon tina, of damages.
The schr. Moscow, sent in by the u. 5.
sloop of war Hornet, Capt. Henley, and the
schr Revenge, the vessel captured in the en-
sagement in which fell the brave and lament
ed Allen, were both condemned as prize TO the
captors.
MOBILE, May 1.-The Cotton market re-
mains about the same as last week. We have
heard of a sale to day of small parcel very
superior quality at 10 cents. This however
is much above what such as is usually termed
prime will command.
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JAMES HERON. -
MAYS. lyM. +. WICKHAM trustees
~ Nv consent Of parties, The above postponed ill
Tuesday the l7th oftiie next month Ounce
JAMES HERON, d
WM. +. EiCKIlAN i''N'ees'
Nov 90 1925. 7-fds LOnN @. q AMRIk
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Extract of letter from an officer on board
commodore Porter's squadron TO gentleman
in this city, dated Encampment at Alien
Town, Thompson's Island May 10, 18s5:-
=" am just returned from a weeks cruise on
the Coast of Cuba, the several divisions ofthe
squadron on the cruise nave taken two pratt
cal vessels, burnt several not worth bringing
here, and have destroyed many establish
ments on the coast-not single piracy has
been committed since our arrival in those
seas, indeed we consider it entirely suppress
ed and vigilance we hope will keep it So"
Phil, Gaz.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-08-05
Just Published,

and for sale at ;hs Office Of he .A:randr.a
GG=et;s,
An ADDRESS delivered at The
r = OF tho Washington Society,
February 22d, 1867. BY Francis
Li,httoot Lee, Esq.
The republication OF this Address, will
;ocrea.a The general regret, That the mo-
- OF Its author withheld from his coun.
,,y the full benefit of his extraordinary ge>
n =" and knowledge. Pronounced GA an
occasloa, which TO patriotic sympathy
wonld AVE excused many extraVagances
n sentiment and language, and at time
uben party spirit was but too prone 10
ujnul, lis murmurs with the reJoicingS OF
mo nation, this performance is admirable
ior earaestness and sobriety; tor the att!ck
5sauties of lis dress, and he national spi-
:, ot i,s principles; written Too when A.
mprican literature was even ruder than at
r-esent, it not only far transcpnds the
Standard OF occasional addresses. but may
solely invite comparison with the most
classic English compositions. While doc
Times at once patriotic and philosophical
and s,y!e at once eloquent and exact,
claim for this Grafton the permanent aten.
ION OF the pubiC--they will show TO eveiy
;yture orator of cur anniversaries, how ad-
ageousIy facuous topics and tumid
phraseology may 6e excluded from his
speech, without iUpairins liz interest or
,niu. ion august 2
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-08-05
Patent Elastic Saddles.

WORD TO THOSE WHO ARE FOND OF EASY
RIDING.
The complaint against hard and uneasy
saddles, which is for the most part just
and general one, and is really great grIe.
vance to those who have much riding TO
do, has caused him to turn his mind par
ticuIarly to that subject, with view, 1t
possible, to remedy the evil, he can
with confidence assure The public that he
has accomplished it. The plan projected
is by means Of strong and well tempered
steel springs, so constructed as to support
the saddle seat and give much greater ease
to both rider and horse, than saddles made
in the common way or any other that he
has ever seen can possibly do. The plan
is entirely different froG the English elias
tic saddles with spring bars OF steel,
whaIebone, &c. and also from those with
wire springs, and he conceives much SUI
perior to either, as the elasticity IS great
err, and the tree not being put out OF its o.
riginal form, will not be subject to hurting
horses on Journeys, which is compliance
of in the saddles with spring bars: A
number of gentlemen have those saddles
now in use, and but one sentiment exists
among them in favor OF thei: superiority
The invention is equally as applicable TO
LADIES' saddles as to genilemen's. In
point Of durability they will be warranted
equal to any other saddles and superior TO
most. JAMES f'0HN
June Ie