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Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-04-15
PUBLIC-NO; 9,

AN ACT for the survey of route for Ca
nal between the Atlantic and the Gulf Of
Mexico.
Be IL enacted by the Senate and House
of RehresentatiUes Of the United States
ofAmerica in Congress assembled, That
the Presld snt OF the United States be,
and be is hereby, authorized TO cause 10
be made an accurate and minute exami-
nation OF the country south OF the ST.
Mary's river, and including the same,
with the view to ascertain the most eli
gible route for canal, admitting the
transit OF boats, to connect the Atlantic
with The Gulf of Mexico, and, also, VITA
view to ascertain the practcablllty Of a
ship channel; that he cause particularly
to be examined the route from the ST..
Mary's river to the AppaIachicola river
or bay, and from the st. Johns river to
the Vassasousa bay, with view to both
the above objects; that he cause the ne.
cessary surveys, both by land and along
the coast, with estimates of the expense
OF each, accompanied with proper plans,
notes, observations, explanations and OPT
Mons, OF the Board of Engineers, and
that he cause full repor, OF these pro-
ceedings to be made TO Congress and
to carry the same into effect, the sum of
twenty thousand dollars be, and the same
is hereby. appropriated, out Of any mo-
ney in tho Treasury, not otherwise APP
propriated.
JOHN W./TAYLOR.
Speaker of the House of Representatives
JOHN G. CALHOUN,
Vice-President Of tie United States, and
President If the Senate.
Approved-March 3, 1926.
JOIN QUINCY ADAMS.
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PUBLISHED WEEKLY,
LIPPINCOTT & ABBOTT,


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each subsequent insertion. Larger advertise
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year.
CT Letters to the Editors must be post
paid or they will not be attendedto.
.aGENTs FOR TIE SPECTATOR.
]. w. Skidmore, p NJ. CarrolOn, Greene Co.
Dr.. II. Newt NeSha Al NJ GreenUas, Bond CO.
John WarDock, P. M. Fandaha, Fayette co.
John Tillson. jr. P. NJ. Husboro', Montgomery co.
David ]. Baker, esq. Kaskaskia, Randoiph CO.
James Mitchell, P. NJ. Be1euiRe, So. Clair co.
Asa S. Shaw, p, M. Springfield, Sangamo co.
DR.. Geo. Caldwell, P. NJ. Quincy, Morgan co.
Henry H. Snow, P. M. Quincy, adams county.
ID. Rockwell, P M. Jacksonville Morgan co.
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Harry Wilton, esq. Carlyle, Clinton co.
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PANAMA MISSION.
wAsHINGro

WASHINGTON, MARCH Is, 1926.
The following Message from the Pre-
sident % the Unned Sta,es was yes,er-
day communicated to the House Of Rep
reseDta;ives: Nat. Jour. E1tra.
To he House Of Representatives.
ofMe United States.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-02
TRUST SALE.

Yn Y virtue o. deed of trust, executed 10
- the subscriber, on the 9th day of Do.
cember, 1922, by Geo Il. Woodson, and du.
~ reeorded IN the clerks office, OF he coun,
~ o. CempbeIl' for the purpose OF securing
the payment OF debt due Nancy Raine. |
shat 7n Friday the 6r,i day of December
mex, Qt lair, II moi, the next tar day thore.
after, Sundays excepted, expose TO sale ,on The
promises, b way nt Public auction, for cash,
the LOT OF ground n said deed mentioned on
which the said Noodsou aow resides together
with Tue appurtenaners thereto belonging.
Acting as trustee, shall convey such title
only as is vested in me by sad iecd
IA N. CAKDOXO.
Nov Q. fcI,l3
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-02

To George NJ Cochran y Co. assess. Joda r.
mn, assec, DC, Jas r Hndtron, IOf 81
Richd n. Bmks, asset Abrnm Cdtier, Nm.
Jopiing, Joseph Il Caaer, .tor &c I'm
DHiord. assoc Garland, UdliOn and Penn,
Geo. S. HoHowoy, assoc. Danid shtQy, ia
cab Smith, dssce. Geo,Rs T. Villains, n 20,
Chas. CRAWFORD, james .4ndtrsoa t0r ar.
h. Garland, assce. and p. HumOad, Jr.
Ed,udrd Unisop, aud ali oihtrs eontrHcd
or in anu uist interested
IN EN- Won ara hereby notified, that on
N..f the second day Of November Court
Hsht. 10 be- held for The county OF Amherst,
! shall mnvp lid conr 10 permit me, TO with
raw from tn olliat OF said court all the
papers, vouchers aud evidences OF debts sur
rendered b. L. Thurmpud, on his liking the
insolyent debtors on'h ~ your Instance
those paper, having hon le"a'l, fauslerred
to me Il are now for my brnehl. fonr most
oht ELISHA NU, kEN
Nov.2. II"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-02
MASAasp's 0rFicE.
Lynthbufg sch Del. 1870.
E0rtune,s eavors.

TiiE drawing Of tue Fourth Class Of
the Virginis Literature Bnitr, tuok
place at thi- nllice, on Saturday The 2lst
inst. whicn resulted IN the following most
liberal distribution ol Prxes.--No. o5Ds,
drew the capital of $4,000. ene half sold
10 u gentleman 10 Fraoklin, In ordinary cir
eumstanees, who witnessed his good lick
and patiently waited ill Monday morning
the 23rd. INST. for his cash. The other
hall was returned u few miuutss b.fole
ths drawing, by on agent rs unsaleable.
The second capital OF 1000 Was Ieturn-
ed few days before the drawing by an
agent mt Puwhatan courthouse, and then
sold At this Office 10 VIZ. Edwin Matthew
ofL1 nchbufg Ticket No. 4G3, entitled
~ Prize Of $1,000. was sold by Nj.
Hendrck OF Franklin, to Mr.. farrner oi
l'itisy sania.-Ticke' No. $40, drew the
second prize 81 900, one fourth owned by
Mrs. Shelton of Piusyl,apln, one fourth
sold b, Mr.. II. Watkins of Richmond
and onr alt returned by Nj. Keats ol
Franklin as unsuitable, = few huurs be
for lhr drawing. No. 4ss, dew prizr
of $500, sold 10 lr, Weg,le ol Montgom-
ery--No. 31dI owned by Id, IN Lynch
hurg-No. 659g, prize of $500, returned
le" days before the drawing, by Mr.
DougIas of Rorkbidge rs unsal.ablr,- -
The many prizes of SlO0's sos los Were
scattered IN many directions, | hope IL
the satisfaction of u liberal public.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-02
TAVERN FOR RENT.

1NHE Subscriber, as agent for Anthony, &
II John Kennedy, will on the first day of
the next November term of the county court
of Campbell on the premises. offer for rent,
Nor the ensuing year, the Tavern House, and
IT'S appurtenances, al Campbell Court House,
now in the occupancy of Mr.. Samuel Jor-
dan. The terms will be particularly made
known at the time, and place aforesaid.
All persons are hereby forwarned from
in any manner, on the the lands
belonging to the said Anthony, & John Ken
nedy, contiguous TO Campbell Court Honse,
on pain of having the penalties of the Law
inflicted on them. CHISWELL DABNEY.
Agent for Anthony & John Kennedy.
Nov 2. c2ti3
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cnorErs d cAssrNUnEs.

SN9oHCE.--Was committed To The Jail OF
- j Nelson County, On the Sd day ri Sept
a,t, a negro NAN, WHO says ais name i John,
that he was boag ny MIR. Connsier, living
IN Charlottesville, aud says thai he came pul
of the ee.atc of John Pa t., nenr Winchester.
IL tie county of Fl derrick The sald negro
stout black man, five l,ef nibe inches
high, mas a habit OF haRinG his lad When
spoken To. has course rough voice
H. on when committed To iail, coar pnif
o. linen irnwsers aud shirt, aud an Old white
mHrseilles wniscoat, aud a short JtHn3 coat
Was also committed - ! J. Jyil II sM1
county pn fhc 10th ot SEP. iS26 aeero
maa " M, says his name IS ibbla, iha, he
was born F'iEb n ~ tate Of Pennsylvania,
that he had gofr ren' ! by water 10 Cherries
ton. s. G. aud Gus on his why back. by had,
when unprecedented, Said nagt Is astoat Will
hnilt black fellow. pleasing ceuntenauee, i've
feet three inches high, AID can read and ~ rite
Had on when committed, hn old black broad.
cloth coat, cotton phntaloous and lured bat.
The owners Of said negrDes are 1arrby re.
ques'ed to come forward. prove propeDty, pay
charges aud TAKE them away, or eaid negrors
will be disposed Of according TO law.
NM. MORGAN, Jailor.
Nov g C4nl3.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-02
Another Nistvibntion

OF pfIzes takes place a. Jan.nry next
nh'n fortune will again Distribute her ia
vors.---Thear .h,ors are not splendid for.
tunes, but sufficient for industry and iru-
galiy 10 rear into nlagnfernce--sho Id
interest alone excite an adventure surely
the small sum OF two dollars and fifty
cents might hr expended BY the most
mercrnary, when that IL the only loss
that can b" sustained, aud seven thousapd
dollars be the gam. The more perfectly
10 explain tbis Two tickets one high and
on. low coat five dollars, one of ,hem is
oblge 10 draw three, aud may draw the
two capitals OF $1,000, and $4,000 also,
the discount OFT thu three dollar prizra,
leaves two dollars ifIy.hye cents, that
from five dollars makes an expense ot
two dollars aud lorty-n,e cents for two
chances Tor the two capital prizes 10 the
scheme The drawing viii certainly take
place about the frsl Of january, aud the
great demand for tickets AT this time, in.
sures scarcity long before the drawing.
Persons holding prize tickets IN the la4t
class are inluleed MI the tenth of No
vrmbcr, TO renew them M the present
seheme price, when the price advances To
hrec dollars.
Orders actually mailed before thai day.
vii be attended 10 NJ the present price.
AUG. LEFfNICH, Manager,
Nov. z. 1896
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-02

Ill; ia due to the honest planter 'n .r
u ,.r,.s sometimes displayed by me
ias foeue ',,lnus should be exposed, and the
'ess ssfu ls them gibetted. We have bee"
author. u 70 state fact by which deaf
'sqoeTI Tobacco, of this place, has been s"o
Or 10 io'""nnn.;d.rsble loss in consequence
iectse a. 40 heads being ,sstsd-good Tobacco
Of nGt' a large portion of the hogs,
eons.'D ..h,s tho remainder. cunnlngiy
heans " '.hsr. breaks are seldom made
Paeeu ca,,sly inferior. We shall not men
was . .hn nlsnter's name, this time, but we
ton '"' ,pt hesitate to do so hereafter
saan s;m,lar eases be reported TO US
snoo, ~, ,h.eco above alluded to was IN
.nreted at Liberty ware 'house-No'. '0'
and S87
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-02
III TAI
Jefferson lottery,
To be- drawn On tue combination plan in
October nest, ~ Rieinood.
Three Prizes, IS follows


Monticello Esin.e, vnlo,d aiSil,W0
SHadwfll $500
Albemarlc Iaa ,5Ud
The above Estates were valued nnh'r cath
by 1onnls ipn'fs arpainteu for Hat pur~
pose ny HI Log Stature 81 sfrlHta,
" Pfiot al tickets , IN. there are no
shares Of hekfis ~ Mis Lofierg.
DT fhder mvseli ~ 4 rig Tie nhase
series Of Lotteries 10 The puhae, 10 rrerisc
liberal pnlleuaRe, and pa'lca'prs) invite The
attention " eFefy person tp these schemes,
anf they VII perceive RON the yrfy hrst
glaace that they are much me mot brilliant
ever Hot up IN l,fgintn and vhen tNrS re-
collect the object of thosr Utterles - 1ef-
sundrd there are none. bot WI Ieri ihtrp
lng hand THIS is not nj, ihry sA ald look NJ,
hers IS u chance Of geliiHi az independent
fortune for the sma'l tribe Of Sc. hhrte is
the person who y i'll not enIbfat this Golden
Oppot'amtlF
Among The above, will be found lie achsme
Of thr Jefferson Lottery This Lottery was
granted by the Legislature oi Vitglnia, tnr
purpose we'll known 10 us eil, l. : expected
and sincerely hope. those tickets VII not
remain on hnnd, hut will be immediately
bought up, bya iheral public, who wsh L.
show thei, gratitude 10 = departed patfiei,
who devoted bis whole III ~ the bentt' q!
his county, and ihn pubic GENERALLY.
IL Orders from any pn,' ri ihe 4. sta'a3
by mad (rost paid) enclosing the rnh ~
prize tickets, will be- thankfully rerrpei nld
promptly attended To "a II on personal hrph-
cation. Be sure you d'rert sonr era'ts Ia
NURfH'S Office, where The 8aHils5s sla 1-
ways for sale, ADRIAN H. sOk "a,
.Moia-Stteeb Lynchbug.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-02

MARRlED,-O the Doth inst. by the
Revd. Abner Early, Mr.. JN0. HEWITT to
Miss SARAH CALLAWAY, daughter OF Mrs.
Docia Galloway all of Bedford county.
- On Tuesday the 10th inst. by the
|Revd. VIM Leftwich, GARNETT LEE, Esqr.
TO Miss CHARLOTTE D0BBINS, OF Bed
ford county.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-02
Il MOVAL.

' NIL rnb ffia AXE, thiS method of in
- forming his friends and the public, that
be aas removed 10 the house nj the and OF
the Len5 Mountain, on The Main Western
road, where be hopeO by paying strict aitenz
tlon 10 his business 10 merit n continuance Of
public patronage JOHN DlNN1DDtE.
NOV CoAX ~
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-02

C WE of the Dew Organ al II
Ofths co' Church. will play on it this al
St. PAU ,t 4 o'clock. We make this - %" o.
ieroooas,, a. iha, all who are disposed to ne
tice public "" L,ov at what hour to al
tend. ----
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-02

The drawing OF hi, Lottery will certainly
take place on the l5h inst. upon he odd aud
even system.
The holder Of two tickets or two shares,
will be certain of obtaining at least Que
Prize and may draw Three
Whole Tickets $40 Quarters % 81
Pslves o Eighths l -
For sale at the
LoiterY and Exchange Office oC
S. &. ZsG. 2.LLQT, x o.
IL Don't neglect this opportunity, a eno.
tber such "A glorious chance for an indcpcnd-
ent fortune may never offer. Recolrct to
call al ALIENS. wh.rotne Cash will
be paid at sight tar all pfzes.
IL The drawing will be forwarded u NJ
lens office, Lynchburg, where adventures
will be able to know their tale.
Call at ALLEw's
Truly Lucky Office.
Bait. Nov. Q.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-02
Land and Aayes for Sale on
Credit.


NVILL be sold, on tue frs, day Of Jauua.
" y, 1927, ri the fate residence of
John Pace, IN the county oi Henry, the tract
oi land on which the said Pace died. con.
tanning between FIVE aud sx hundred acres.
ihls land lie upon Smiths River and IS we'll
adapted 10 the culture OF gain aud tobacco.
Attached To this tract al land /, the hust Fish
cry IN fhe county OF Henry. Al tue ssme
time, seven OF eight valuable slaves will he
offered for sale Also several horsrs, Nc. &c.
credit OF twelve months will he gwen, up.
on the purchaser giving bend and security
Tor The personal estate, and bond aud per
sonal security together With deed III trust
upon the land - secure the amount OF the Sc
vpfs! purchases
itthe day set apart for this sale should
not be tair, the property will he sold ON the
nest fair day thereafter.
SANFORD REAMEY,
JOHN REAMEY,
DANIEL STONE,
bov 2. Executors OF john Pace.
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20 p,IrI,S CHURt II

vil, be deliveieu !" ~
A discoursss ON the morning Of Sunday
Paufs 1" ,be occasion of opening the ~ ms ho
neSt 0" ~, a,,sr which, Collection WI, DC
Organ. n ~ aid in defrayiug the cost o.
taken up, "
the same.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-02
lfDNW S,SpD,B,a,a

he ah 'rlhrrs haY' Jusl oprued. in
the holse formerly occupied by Ne5srs
hoftwieh y clytor, aud drectly opposite
the VTsinian ohe", a largt and well elect.
ed assortment o.
Dry Goods, Groceries, Queens
ware, Hardware. Cutlery, &c.
Which they are determined Ia sell 81 the
mos reasonable prices. They invite the pub
lie TO give them IA call.
RANKIN & CoIE.
Nov. Q. tsl3
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-02
LOTTEnIESIi
Dismal .sHeump Lottery,

9th JIAoS.
To he drawn in Richmond, all IN one day :
80 No. Lottery, by combination aud pern,,l-
talioh--5 ballots 10 be drawn.
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SpenAiA Chances y!

nh ~ ~ The snail -um of $40, either
q WIZ OF the following great aud bril-.
liant CaPIl Ms may be- had apou immediate
application at ALIENS Trplt Lucky Office.
AL TO be dra1pn The 5M inst.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-02

Broker & C0mmissi0" Business.
TIME subscriber has takeu an plIict
Il four doors above The Franki Hotel
where he continues TO sell Toba 70 nd 9th
er prodnce on commission, and Will in future
also, transact business ms a Broker--He hope
10 be able to give satisfaction to all who may
conEde business to his care.
ARCH HATCHER.
Dec. is WAITS
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$1,000. ao.o5o, ao.oqo, &C.

lbO5I p. zcsnmo ming 10 $los 100
VIII, Ubote oths P,'rtsgoyatdH cqh,
whih ar usuoi al CoHENs Dfri.E, can DO
nad the NONE. II THY ARE DRAWN.
riokeis $40 Qiaiers 81 80
Halves D ifPltbs l.26
10 be had IN The grrniesl variety vi numbers
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-02

~ ~ " " y ~ ~T%
kit I. oupscribers, nhVe rrot0t re- lved
- direct from New York. u parl of lhrfr
Fail supply of FRESII GOODS, mn.
king their assortment ut present yearly COM
plete, but 10 which they will cont niue T..
make additions by every arrival OF seusona.
b, aud Fashionable articles Custom n.
may rely upon purchasing OF them on the best
terms. Mckee 4 MEEM.
Nov =. 4 y19nl3
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-02
REVIEW
Of the Lynchburg Tobacco Market.
Corrected iceedty for the Vngiaica,
PRIVATE SALES.
Net much doing in this way.
INSPECTED

wv n'Oo" oo'"s ;" Wv way
iNoff' I'D
90 La@shoad. sof,sod To,al ioo
:. ,...z..-e
comp Oh 'he i9sPf',9.s ~ '" ,o.
enong we oisa or1oo' 6,h ,.,J en-" -
lso5 S6s on ~ '''
1920 .i17o lss 500
stock in the Warehouse, in } 1925. .a.....15o
Sna.,ad a,t ,n,,',n.,,.5 7 leoG qioa
-.
Inc qra't!'V pPeh'hg Is ,i'"'n'sn'ne ""n
,ne On my interior ne 'Pna"o ''r '1,s
k X, Is or'sN ana me i'''ces '"'' 'nproVFo.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-11-02
WWaILAMoS

Lottery and Lreedbgt eItce, NO Ia, Market
rrret, Baltimore,
Where both the great and magnificent Capt
iH Prizes OF
One Hundred Thousand Dollars Each,
Were sold in the late Grand Stnie Lotteries in
Shares all TO DISTANT ADVENTURES,
L. where both The Grent Capitals OF THIRTY
THOUSAND DOLLARS and TEN.THou-
SAND DOLLARS drswn u The lnsi Grand
State Lottery, Sere aisp sold--.and "bcre
more copiidi prize' hare dten oJtdined han at
any ollie, e6ice i .3myira.
Orders tesa a far Of The Z. States,
sisbc, by mail, IS - orpr'sate rorvey-
N. encIosin ,.e fash or Prize Tickets in
IN OF ~ Lntefies, will meet the sams
omrt an punetanl attention us II on per-
soual pplicoton.
.qifrfa 10
}. l. COHEN, jr. & BROTHERS.
Baf. sept 1870 tcnlON.7
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18th Of N0rembfr Neat.
Grand State Lottery

Shares, viii hr certain OF obtaining at
least Onr prizc l. M, dIaw lhr,e
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INN yanu consuIted III ms insI III 70 of
hn asirologcr, who predicted TO berst
approaching death. : rely so Ter {"
btely OH your knowledge, rcplied ' 'a,d y
ages TO him, that wish 10 have shall /
hin me in the other world and | tho ID
herefore send you ,hither before
order that may be able TO en-
our services from the time OF my oct
= And he ordered the head q :
otllsaver to be struck off, although ]h1
ne 6Aed by the planets had not yet ISL
n co,nf
rah ono offhe four sons ofthc Great sad
|, relied much on the predictions OF "er
ooers. One of these impostors, and
peril OF his life, had predicted TO the
lat he should wear the crown and inc
a securely calculated upon it, crs
ofhis acquaintance observed to the n
s.s.i.,ear llat lhcy. .llsIe much as porsd
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Virginia, SCI.
At a held for Bedford county nj the hou.e
therraf sn the l3d day Vi October, 1926.
Eliza MADISON, PITT
against
samuel Mead and Films JOINS Defc.
IN CHdNCFRT
The defendant Samuel Mead, not having enter
ed ms appearance aecoid ding 10 III. act Of assembly
and tbs 1e, Of this court, and il appearing 70 the
sa,fa ton OF the Court hat he IS not ~ stitant Of
s cauury II therefore ordered he a, appear here
on the 4'h Monday in January new aud answer the
eomrlalnants bill and thaia eops 81 - order be
prthH IN inserted IA some newspape published in ihe
town OF Lynehburg Tor months suecu ssiyely and
.oIed At the from, lqar.pf thr court house VI sad
county, On two several court days
Aeopy. 1este,
10 ]. c. srEpT0E, c, d. C,
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Odd aud Even System--Class 8.
Most spicndid Scheme in nc U. States.
COHENsS OFFICE AiIinoBi,

September, II, 1920,
u Under authority ol the Genera Assem-
bly,; the following Brilliant scheme - pre-
senled 10 he Public, 10 he drawn 90 the
ODD and WEN system, ia consequence
OF il, enriyalIed popuar,ly Whole IN
oEE DAY, and will take place ia The city
ot BALTIMORE, nndri the superiniendei9e
ri the Commissioners appointed by the Co,
yernurnnd Council on the
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lrDW AOO,DSa

Nov. @
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-08-21
PATENT
SPRING SADDLES.

WORD THOSE WHO ARE FOND OF EAs- RTDl.".
The complaint against hard and uneasy SaddIs
which is, for the most part, just and genera one ~.
is really grievance to those who have much ndlhE ~
do has caused him to turn his mind particularly TO ,
subject, with view, fpossible, to remedy the eN
lie can with confidence assure the public ,h2t ne ~,
accomplished it. The plan projected IS b. means
strong and well tempered steel springs 50 c9nS'l
as to support the saddle seat, and give much 6 he
to both rider and horse than saddles made III ~
common way, any other that he has cad
sibly do The plan is entirely different from the Ln
glish elastic saddles with spring bars OF steel VIZ
bone, &c. and also from those with wire springs '.
he conceives much superior to either The elasosG
is greater, and the tree not being put Of GIG
form, will not be sub ec to hurting horces 0une!s
which is complained ofin the saddles wt spring On.
number Of gentlemen have those saddles nov lhu'a
and but one sentiment exists among them IL ''F r.
their superiority. The invention is equally as apr
BILE to ladies' saddles to gentlemen's. my PEI,
DESTROYS ofpurchasng those easy saddles, II hDeE
first to make trial of one and Judge of their cas-, ~
themselves. In point of durability they viii &c wi
ranted equal to any other saddles and superior 2 W.
aug TT JAMES Tkt!SL&.'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-08-21
Saddle, Harness 81 TpnpL Business
IN ALL ITS VARIOUS 8RANcnE

He tenders his grateful acknowledgements % h2
friends and the public, for the distinguished pGt"ona9
he has received from them and begs lcae 20 95'lf7
them, that with the aid of some Of the best vorkmea
and an ample supply of the most choice materials, ne
will be able to render entire satisfaction to these W."
may please to favor him with their business, cter u
order personal application In addition TO his u5-
assortment he has always on hand number OF c.esa
H4RD LE4THER IRRVELLLNG TPU1A$
And great variety Of the best gig ard riding Nnlp