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To The Pa ticsiar Notice Of the
Public.

NESSRS. EIllToRa---SOmc time
lVt since, Philip J.. Grasty, through the
medium Of yo,lr pnpcr, spoke VI nfe ~ terms
oi e6Nefc apprehension. hnd although nnaf.
cusiomed IL this Kind oi warfare, ued know
ing thu J meet with lehttn odds " hen meet
Philip l.. orsty, In his piqni form, deputy
merchant of tho county OF Piusylvnnih, yet
HE duty which owe 10 mssrli and friends
induces me 10 give 10 HE world earring. ~
prehend, little nbout either ot usj true hisiu-
~ of The transaction btfR cen ~, rel nftlihg
he chn mentioned IN tint publication, and
the lien given IN security Thereof. was In
dehlcd tu him IN lie sun ~ about thee hdn.
red aud lhni$ ,seten dolafs, and ghse in
rust 10 secure The same the woman and ehil-
dren Ia his piece mentioned, which in.ihe
ontsc of The summer OF ls22, intended 10
mkt arrangement. 10 lhy in The einit, fol-
owing but being confined throughout TINT
ime by severe aud lingering sickness, wns
reverted, in consequence of which, On OF
iir1 interview thereafter. uiirrfd IA him, 1T
ar price, the Numnn aud oGe OF the chil-
dren, which would hive osefpDid his deli,
but The proposition Nos Il, .iodcd nnd an in-
mediate sale under the lrud threatened In
dis state OF things being lett by lair contract
IN possession Of the slnvca given in ttnst, (slo
Oh Tie pa, men OF the debt by he terms Il
the deed would have been released, J and ow
ing oherdella, aud Knowing " here an imne
di,le aud ndvantaEo0u, sale could be made
In he enabled 10 answer nil purposes, ~ Jus
lice, fpok these slaves with Others af mrs
own, Ia Jnnnnry, 1921, aud sold them in So
Sdrolnn, pnid Grh lys drbi IL the month of
fcbrudry thereafter, and the gftEier tari of
my other dcbl' The April following On this
CANDID statement oi iucts, II is submitted.
whether deserve the epitheIs ot Ncoundrel
and liar, md the course taken hy rhiIip tia
Isl, mol of Spain, bnl of Pinsylyauia, In tho
plenndc Of his responsibility, IN proclniuing
10 al he Horid lis miserable nofiea--gt
least 10 Nil, II scem., this merchant has any
knowledge ct, IL vii Georgn Trnnessee,
thbamn and Virginia. This notice be says he
gives 40 The end tllnt scoondrel like Keats
shal nnt enjoy the beneh, OF u rood eliarac-
ter Therefore let this, with thai Ia which Il
IS attached, ssrse rs beacon Ia all Young
men who wish 10 cnioy the benefit IT n lnir
chnrt"r, 10 beware oi The viper IN Mr. Ginsfy's
pen, lea-t he do them much harin.
WILLIAM KEATS, Jr.
june H. a5w9w
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RUNAWAY

E'ROM the subscriber on the night Of the
L eth nil. May JOHN, negro man 20
or y years OF nge, black, g feet or inches
high, can spell aud rend--Iiis clothes not re-
collected. John was purchased H. Baltimore
by George Allen, for Benjamin CoIqnctt, two
years past II Is presumed he may change his
name and cndenyor Ia pass rs free. Any per
son experimenting said nrgro aud combining
him in any snfc Jail in the Quilted States (so
get HIM aud giving information by mail,
directed Ia MIR Beujnmin Colq,eit Grecns,o-
ro', Georgin, shall he literally rewarded, and
aIl reasonable expenses pnid
ZACHARIAH JONES
June - Nbw 10
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From .jfetHSiaSiO.

Ef0m .Netrsiasio.
Gentle Zephyr, rs yon fiy,
should yon meet my lovely fair,
softly whisper you're II sikh =
But do noltell whose sigh you are.
Limpid Strramiet, should my dear
Cros, your current rs you flow,
Murin ring tell her, you're n tear
But not whose eyes have swoiln youso,
fMpRMOPTU,
On seeing n Lady paiating Nth hole in her
Sucking.
To see Lady Of such grace,
With so much sense and such face,
SO slntternIy, is shocking
oh would you but with Pallas vie,
Your brushes and your paints lay by,
Aud learn to mend your stocking
Epigram sent NTH u coUpie II Dpcks 10 Pa
Hem By The iole DR.. JeRncr.
Eve dispatched, uy dear Madam, this scrap Of
lctl,y,
To say tha, Nliss*+#.s Is very much better
\ regular doctor no longer She lacks,
Aud therefore I've sent her a couple Of qtacts!
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DY virtue of deed of trust executed
ID by John Worshnm 10 HE subseriLefs.
bcurng date 18th March, la2o, and duly re-.
corded IN the clerks oilice Of piiisyi,apia.
Tor the purpose OF securing the payment OF
the debt Of said john WnrsIinm 10 Snmnei
Pnnnill, including hi assD,npsil for his deed
brother, David Wotthnin, We shall, on Thurs
eay the 26lb OF the present month June 1927
proceed TO sell the
Estate of the said Jno. Worsham.
norm RE.lL aud Pens ON.1L,
To the highest bidder, for ready money, ors
nuoh thereof ns will pay the amount due said
pannill, and The eosi, Sc. attending the sale.
BRYAN W NOW LIN,
JOHN Y. PATRICK, ff"''feS'
June II. 4Jw2w
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THIRTY Nollars Reward
A RMSTEAD, WHO ran away in No,rm-

4 RMSTEAD, who ran away in No,em-
"A Der last, formerly the property of Mr.. A..
=. Payne OF GooehlHnd--a remarkably clever
fellow, but prrachtr--hnrbored about Judge
Prices quarter on the ;-chop corner, Dr. fou-
.hee's and ScnlleOwn.-and supposed now 10
run the river in boat under the name OF Hen.
~ jones Of Joueslown. Twenty dollars re.
ward viii be given for bringing bin home, or
for lodging him in jail ii onl oi the county /,
and giving immediate notice thereof Also,
REUBEN, absent since Easter hoydays, 3lst
uItino, bought OF Mr.. Miler's estate, Gooeh.
land he hasa wife belonging To Mrs Parish,
near Mairr John Underworld in GoorhIand.
Ten dnllar- reward will be given Tor him, on
the same FERNS rs above
a. Atnstead is supposed To- have II sister III
one OF the taYerns ia Winchester.
=. FERGUSON.
Ne5'ham Cottage,
iic,rleo, April IL. ( w1w 10
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...course with Spain, and almost as n
,,,mnd of war against that country. ihf
os.,.ons by which this Inconsistency mas
In attempted to he explained are rnoie
,'aas,rons ihan the faeiitseif. In supple
.o,ary despatch from Verona 10 ~. bniz
= AIal!..d, Count Eesaelfode attempts
s;adirate .l,a nlas;er from The charge oi
' - on three grounds.
NIL I, was necessary for Russia IN ial2,
-, am alliance win the Gories against
s...,r.. the common enemy OF halh =
II i certainly a must extraordinary
W." -, f,r breahtng the alliance aud 10
- II may he AZ ~ered, that the reco.s-
- Of a constitution is uo necessary ar
Urinary part of an alliance with eo'.
,.,i and must therefore b. regarded
snoltane0us act on tine part al Russia,
s,,ooal, bidding her conduct ADD Irrevoca-
.sbly pledging her appreciation OF the
raa.tiintiun Recognized.
+, The Russian Minister alleges, that
,ha Constitution being only provisional,
'.ad dependent on the assent of Ferdinand,
a.. puafantee was provisional, also, aud
,Sos aun,idlIed by his dissent But the
t,ct assumed ia this argument IS notorious
- lJ.a The Constitution of the Cortes
,.,,s and purported to be, independent Of
a.. Kings assent, Insomuch that his ac-
rentance of was made condition OF the
ovrrcise of his authority, The assunp-
,;on is not only at variance with truth but
oh the context Of the despatch, in which
me- sovereignty of the people is declared to
H.. ON. of the inlnierable faults of the CON
sritnt,on \ principle which formed part
.,ri, IN l812 which necessarily rendered 1t
;ndependent ofthe King sassent, and which
AFTER being solemnly recognized as leglli
,nate at Weiki E0uki, is represented by
the same government al Verona, as
cround for sentence of outlawry against
Sn,in Asan aggrava1ion.o reasoning,
Cunt Ncsseirodp is not ashamed 10 lay
down this abominabie principle, that the
nostiye and absolute words Of the treaty
flag, contained an implied reservation
which it was unnecessary TO express.
Ill Sensible of the vanity of these pre-
,exts. the Russian Minister concludes his
despatch by avowing doctrine OF which
,he adoption would tear up by the roots
all faith between nations. " Even sup
nosing" says he that the nullity did not
exist his Imperial Majesty cannot recos-
nize any law but that of the welfare oil
Spain and this is the only one which he
is resolved To follow he is certain that
this principle, if admissible, must extend to
all treaties and that it would render all
treaties nugatory. The guarantee oi
constitution, at least against foreign at
tack, is universally acknowledged to he
legitimate object of "A treaty. But aeeor-
ding to the new jurists of Russia, their
sovereign, after having, made treaty TO
that effect, may, as soon as he changes his
opinion or MS language, send an army for
The destruction of the constitution which
he guaranteed, on the principle or under
the pretence that he no longer thinks II
conducive to the welfare ot the nation
which has established it.
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- 10 IL ..ii3ozs Z IL ! - .ia1z5 s..=.szz
| HITSSRs. EDITORS Faf The befs-
| " III sf honest nfcn, aud - rlf.ck at =
scotusdfels, have thought proper 10 regaest
| lliut van vii advertise, ti1at WILLIAM
lkEA11S. II. Who lied til his lifl.f vii
iinia kratfsl in Tie upper paf 81 HaidaS
soaH5 "a dsa not Iisofe thu 5.t...,ss lIam
tirasi} Store, IL fttsssnpia cennty, "a.
his HtispoHtfd and .ariied viii him resrn
lnueffez. fnpr n whom We ceeseyedbj Tho
saul heats ~ Alf u alisini slt.ilI and air d.
femiali w Gtites flfnsfeesJ Tor the purpose
81 ri ing Il, ~ uhe - hH The Heersts
conveyed nre named funny, wenien, aid
Mattita, Clark AM uanneit, her chiIdrea--
Na,Y, !. the end ilpi sfunrd3ft The keaiis
slnil rnt efjos the tentfi u good eiHuat
TER. eisc TITS iaiilie lutte 10 all tie eofla;
and. Tor their niorc perfect spenlHy, ntoiID
them, that he j. II uan about 9 feel y or IL
inches hieh ra,her dirk complexion, petr
- scafs oil age, Some defect ~ bis fore tsttis
aud rs pnusiilr liar rs rNisis on tit. fBoe at
The globe lie las deceived more people, 10
hi MY, agreeable 10 bis understanding, ihali
nnt man of his nge III existence. counting tha
numher of those b. bns had my thing TO da
with.
Given under ny hand md responsibility, at
my store, in Pht.yleania county. "a. This 81
day OF january ls28.
PULP L. GRAsTY.
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DY virtue Ola deed of trust executed Ith
ID June, l92l 10 The subscribers, by Joc
Asiiworth. and recorded in the clerk $ Office
Of Franklin county, 10 secure u debt due
Lettwich, Davis H. 60. We shall proceed 10
sell. the 9Th Of July next, on the premises,
the Tractof Land on whichlhe snid hshworh
formerly resided, in the county Of Franklin,
bounded by the lands Of Law aud Brizen-
dine, containing 81 acres, more or less, with
the following property twobay horses, seven
head of caftir, fourteen bend OF hogs, Eve
head OF sheep i feather beds aud furniture,
and Mndry oiber household furniture. The
above property will he sold on credit Of six
months, by The purchaser giving bond aud Sc
curiiy Such tli,c as Is vested in US viii be
conveyed, which IS believed TO be good.
JAMES LEFIWICH, jr r,,,.,.,.
BERN Ard &. HENpHJcK, !
Jane ~. 55wds
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Notice.

VNHE coparincrship of the undersigned
under the firm Of j. $. PI.VDLE ron
4. 70. is dissolved by consent OF parties. Thu
books and papers of the said cophrtncry, as
well as OF the late firm of Peudleion& Mount.
castle, are placed ia the hands Of Mr. ioscpl
Penn, of Amherst county, with full power I.
settle all unsettled accounts, claims and de
uands and 10 collect al outstanding debts
&c sc, rs by power of attorney, granted safe
Penn, wall more fully sppear
JAMES :. PENDLETON,
WV G. PENDLETON.
June H. i5w6w
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-06-13

Latest from Portugal. Accounts from
St. ubes, by Capt. Gage, at Boston, arr IN
April 49, 1t was Inc opinion Of well in
i,r,ned persons that Portugal would make
common cause with Spain against the
French. Scditious pacards had been
sack up both at Lisbon aud ST. Ubes, but
the principal persons concerned in this ba-
siness ind hren arrested.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-06-13

a French definition ofa Hhig and TORY.
Pray Monsieur de Vcrrnncs," said
Louis XVI. one day at hi, lcvec, "what
do You take To be the difference between a
Wing and a Tory Pr" Please your Najes-
~" said the minister, | conceive the dif-
ference to he nearly nominal--the Tories
are Wings when they want places, aud the
Wings are Tories when they have got
then, -
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National Gazette.


HARkisRrRG, pa. May 20 The mLeat
crop, which wore 50 generally promising
appearance at the opening Of Spring, has
very much detcriorated within the last
three or -four weeks. This Is ascribcd 10
the Hcssinn Fly. A variety of means are
in successful practice 10 arrest the raya5cs
of the cnt worm IN corn fields, but none
have az yet been devised to battle this Fly,
in its work of destruction.
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TOilEN'5 OFFICE,
BdHmorc, .liog IS, 1898
u dnY's draMing Of Tic


ID days drmingof The
Washington Monument Lottery.
No. alO6 prize OF $1,000
s5o6 1887 llso9 prizes OF 100
sls6j $3.50 $50 l4i6s l31oi 1882 80
III s6lG4 $40 l233S l5lss
1920 1912 @16s 1903 90
,4J5O .s34o Go19 1850
Aud III of $40 each.
Third Days Drmeing Of the UoshiHgtoa
.Uoaumem Loitery.
Nos. 1910 prize al $1,000
1860 loo
,lI356 1872 i4ol2 1871 100
fI22G2 5sld 67Os 1856 1861 ! -
sia2I7 l27l3 l21ll ilo3D ="
s6le1 1923 dO5s ilol7 1851 %
And 2so prizes Of so each.
The great capital Of 10000, : of 10000, 3
Of , .auu. Nc are still undgawn
Whole Tickets $40 Quarters 81 "a
Halves Lighihs %
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Lottery and Exchange Office, III, Market-st
BALTIMORE.
Orders from any part OF the United States
by mail (posl paid or by private conveyance,
enclosing the cash or prizes in any of the Bal
timore Lotteries will meet the same prompt
ard punciunl attention, as if on personal ap.
plication, addressed to
!. |. COHEN, Jr
Secrefsrg 10 he Managers, baltimore.
T. CoHEN'S " E0fierg Gazeift ami Regis
ter which is published every week. viii con
tain the official lists Of each drawing Of the
GroHd Siatr and Monument L0titries, and will
he forwarded erc'ii. 10 nll VINO purchase their
tickets al C0HEN'S OFFICE" Those whn
wish Ia receive the Register, viii mention il
when tl,cy scnd On their orders.
Baltimore, MAJ u.
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First day's drauing Of The GRAM
STATE LOTTERY
100000 DOLLS.

BESIDES the 2O,ONs, l00Nl's, 5OOO's, &C. are
still undraRn.
Whole Tickets so 90 Quarters 81 o.
Halves 90 Eighths ! 81
To be had Warranted nndrawn) in the great
psf variety of Nos nj
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ATTENTION

EEHE AMHERST ARTILLERY cOlPs
- Ny, commanded by Captain William, I
1sbcll is requested 10 attend at Mrs Wood
roofs tavern IN the county Of Amherst, on sa
,nrtay the 2lst of this instant for the purpose
OF clecting officers and non-commissioned oi-
icers and 10 make arrangements 10 eeie-
hritie The 4ih Of Jalv. Tho company Is +. {
que ,ic, 10 meet ut dt-lfttk X, otJegof tb.s
commander J9nniN GREASY.
June y Orifer'p Seygeg9,
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.Aer Iopdon academy.

VIE next sos-lop al tins academy vii
oemmruec on Ihe 1T tlay ~ Jnls next.
The patronage III the phi,li, : respectfully
ofie,led Whether the leaulcr deserve u ar
nj. he chfoflaIls ltaves a. the ieri ion ut
hnst Who htNe pa,reniaet liith nlreahy.
William iaugherne. Sch Naitla and Nathan
ted, es1s. vii each aeeomn uaie two or
thtee students as hoardcfs.
iiED. SPECIE
\ ondon AcRdrmF. 1une ~ WV
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Nothing neso by last nights NAL.
Notice.

,ISlIE undersigned being very DESTROYS Of clio
q sing their business as soon rs il is practica-
bic, take this method of informing those who
are indebted TO them, to call and settle their
respective accounts as curly as possible. This
request, it is hoped, will DE as speedily attend
ed 10 as the nature of the business requires.
MCKEE, MEEM x GREENWA}.
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Til Sur cRt II .'ss
L q X L Il Il

Or snpnrisr qnaliiy In Barrel and h
- Keri.. nhial Ia sili stli Iou ior cash,
"a On eiSdiI a. pnnetui.i customers.
otlefs from disianre afforded IL prompt
~. WILLIAM DUFFY
IgHehburp Brflern Jtbe IL II -
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A correspondent insists that Such
Races as those now held nj Long island
are fitted TO do much more Injury Ia thr
breed OF men than service to The breed ii
herses aud that, while families are ruined,
creditors delraudcd, vicious progressive
excited aud lostcrcd, valuable time and
lahonr sacrificed, on The race ground, the
qnadrupeds ara not likely TO be improved
for any useful purpose"
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Sertre .Stor5l N Connected.

Settre Storm in Connecticut
The towns of Norwich and MonttiIl,. in
HE state of Connecticut, were visited. an
sunday the eiih ltltimo, with an unusually
violent tempest, accompanied with light
lins, thunder aud rain. In Nnrwieh, aud
'he neighhonling towns, says the Courier,
several barns and sheds were unroot.d.
! and many fences and trees laid PROSTATE.
bni the chief calamity fell upon MoniviIle
IL Is mentioned rs Il singular coineident.
That their Rev. Pastor had Just finished
readias hymn, ut the opening of divine
service, beginning with these words:
" .Heihinks he last great day has come,
.hcthfaks I herr The trumpet soana
TINT shakes The carih, fchds ertry tomb,
.fnd rakfs He prisoners under ground !"
when the fatal stroke WAS experienced, as
debated below.
FROM The .lee London Gazette.
During the thunder storm on Sunday
last, the Congregational Church in Mont.
rill', Con. was struck with lightning, while
the congregation We're assembled. aud at
tending the afternoon service. Two per-
suns were killed--three materially injured
by lightning, and several others struck
down by the shock. The Killed were the
widow Betsey Bradford, and child of
Capt John r, Comstoek, aged years.
Ii IS doublful whether Mrs. Bradford was
Killed by lightning, or by blow on the
head from silver torn from post IN the
pew where she was sitting. The child
must have been killed by lightning, though
II was severely bruised aud cut hy SPIN
tiers. The lightning struck the sterplr,
aud was conducted by a post into pew
heipw, where The Killed and two of the
wounded we're sitting. Several large pie
ees were split from the post, and the pew
entirely demolished The side of the
House whrre the lightning came down, was
considerably torn--windows and sashes
were burnt out IN every part Of the build
ing and though the Whole house was co
vered with splinters aud pieces of boards,
winch 10 all human appearance, must have
endangered life, ii should he mentioned
with gratitude, that little or no injury was
sustained, except what is above related
were thrown is not 10 he describcd.-
Those who are best acquainted with hui
man nat1rr--that have Witnessed and felt
It's operations in some awful moment, which
brings holue 10 the creature "A sense OF hi |
dependence and accountability Ia his Gre
ator, whose seat is above thy Heavens, and
who rules the storm, can best conjecture
:hc scene of this impressive catastrophe.
900
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-29

enough to task the forbearance Of this
bold and busy time. What then shall
become Of Viziers and SuIsans, when
Ministers are bewildered in their ca
binets, and Kings are shaken on their
thronesl Instead Of arming their mis-
believing hosts against people. vino
have. taken hold Of liberty. and who
will be free, let them rejoice that great
and little Bucbaria are still Vac ant,
and take up their march for the de-
sert.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-29
Removal.

'NHE subscriber respectfully informs
4 his friends j. the public, that he has
removed 10 the next square below his Tor.
mer establishment, III brick house, near.
ly opposite to the Mechanlc'~ Bank OF A.
exandria, on the South side oil kng street,
where he carries on the
Saddle and Harness Making
RusiupsS
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Surar and RIM,
Private Sale.

g A MARS iELLtR has just receiv-
-. ed from \ York. a hondsome LOT
OF HATS, wt,ch viii be sold at very
reduced prices In s'ors--pImeD'o.
beet fish candles, wines, oU' and o6's
scales beds and bedseads, .idrboards,
bureaus. chars, cribs, tables, stoves. also,
cass,ne,s, tineus, Cloths, KNIVES aud forks
looking glasses Also. mud Cuba To-
baCco.
nov 6 S. A. MARSTELLER, suc.
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Potomac Company.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That
~ sgenersi meeting Of the proprietors
of the Potomac Company has heeu .ap-
pointed, to be held at the Columbian lno,
10 Geore etown, d c on Monday the s2d
day OF December next, at ! O'Clock tor
the purpose of considering certain import
ant matters regarding then interest," which
will be then submitted 10 ther.
J. MASON, Presd't p Com.
GEORGETOWN. Nov. &c tD22
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-29
Patent Elastic Saddles.

A 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 Que, and is really great gre.
vance 20 those who have much riding to
do, has caused him to turn his mind par
ticulsrly to that subject, with view, u
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 aud well tempered
steel springs, so constructed as to support
the saddle seat and give much greater ease
10 both rider and horse, than saddles made
m the conn on way or sDy other that be
has ever seer can possibly do. be plan
is entirely different from the English elias
tic saddles with spring bars OF steel
whalebone, sc. and also from those viii
wire springs, and he conceives much So
perior to either. as the elasticity 10 grea
er, and The tree not beng put out OF Its q
riginal form, will not be subject TO hurting
horses on Journeys. which is compliance
Of in The saddles with spring bars =
number of gentlemen have those saddles
now IN use, and but one sentiment exists
among them in favor Of their superiority
The invention is equally as applicable 10
adIes' saddles as TO geniIemen's. Ii
point OF durability they will be warranted
DUAL to any other saddles aud superior to
most. tAMEo VANSANI.
July ID q
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To Let.

kE Inc House ana Store farne;,
H occupied BY the subscriber TN
&sas corner OF Fairfax and Zinc $780,, y" ne
&sA~ II is considered good Stand n.
any Kind OF business, and will be ,sn,ad
low to a good lensnt.--For terms .nNIu
to THOMAS L. MARTiSp'
nov ]
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-29
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rsNHOS. H DONALDSON respectfully
i informs his friends and the public, tha
he has removed his shop oppos'teto MIR.
Brunets confectionery store, where he
intends carrying on the
SADDLE And HARNESS MILKING
BUSINESS,
in all ito various branches. lie has on
hand and for sale
Saddles, Brides and Harness,
which he will selllower, and of better
quality, than can be purchased at any
other esta blishmenti in the District.
G%Orders from the country for any
article in the above line shall be pune
tuallya TENDED to july 10
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-29
For sale,

For sale,
49,. THE LAND& HOUSE op Stump
STE He'll, lately wped by Nj Norton,
HsnS being about 1venty one Acres,
ass we'll enclosed; IN ths little river
turnpike road, two miles irom Alexandria,
The garden contains many valuable shrubs
vines, and fruit trees. The situation Is
handsome and healthy
Possession may be had immediately
The tine OF payment will be reasonably
extended t. SUIT the purchaser.
may 27-tf VIM. CRANCH.