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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-07-11

3event. Adverng TO the previous occurrence ;ybiL
icioed The news with more than common interest TO s
We have thought II would be interesting TO our readers
TO pernse report ct what delivered at the C,oI
on the M instant on the subject of the iustrions man
sWho was at thai moment breathing his last We have
therefore prepared the following report Of it.
On The conclusion Of TIE ceremonies in honor or tho
DAY, in tie Representatives Chamber al the C,nitoI
MIR BARBoL Il assembled thc Speakers Chair, and
) addressed the audience TO the following effect:
he{|oU CItseaS regret TO be OBLIGED nv nravi,,
= engagement to tresrass further your patience The
ot has iaen on ire TO call your attention. in conformity
9"'th I'VE iiatons IN the papers of yesterday To the
4pecumary embarrassments OF DISTINGUISHED fclIo
8ciiIzen, Thomas JeiEeson-and 10 suggest the nrori,
so our hearty operation with brethren throunbont
sue United States IN Tue bcnelceDt efforts they arc max
@ng for his relief have The more cheerfuv vicI3a1
aoocdence TO this call, because claim 10 be citize,,
saike of Washington and Virginia. and because of the
goeep interest take IN The success Of lie proposed inca
snies--an interest arising not only from the obIiraton
feel IN common with my CouHtrynlen but also from ,
remembrance, with the PTrfundest gratitude of be
avery und attentions received from Mr. Jefferson when
"Ht youth, untnoWIng and unknown; by which ,ybc
PlT'aH'n@ OF his liberal hospitality, have been dc!iohf
4ed and instructed in his society," do not know The, !,
5s AZ al necessary, this occasion TO do ,nor tt
10 present the SUBJECT to yoTr attention conGdn
5as do most sincerely, in yonr liberanv. | will Az
5ony or lew moments Of your time, While give utter
In the order Of Providence il has been Derrn;,ted m
3our coun'Fyman, the ustrou5 author of the DecIara
Got alvrsf. ,,, "'';, oS oVGFaNen 10y the hand
,ri,rr from him E = i - ms 'i,alFs mas been
3r,fr TO il a. j. "eceSs''{ 10 fufbcar T.
"sC'cy ana s'ii! more fStidous withhold relief he
voluntary ofcrin of 1915 o. 'he sufferer. The
within ii.a,f an '"i'ons OF People carries
he soufac IF i,s , 'l''e "' IT'S PFoprlety and
lance without o,Tj be Vii ia. l,ae Oh us aeceP
narty--Gcro,I. eI - 's aFed Ct his pro-
I'd to s A. , I ',.H ,''n'ce'o Itseli, enjear
aud hosri,,li.. iii, i,,''"s'i"y' o PatrotIs'n
Of M, WIKI, ',''ap IInis' Ihe evening"
the scfg les Of ,napJ,i,J j. s g'cH devoted 'o
,qn, tho c,,i 50 -, - '9'''S ~ deeply overcast
tr..re ni,i 5 '' D,'''e'5 " hen tbs dis i
,l,oi, 3.-3 - i"St communicated to the Yir-
rousj, l, ', ms do 5} "oI, , tdey you'd gcnc
themselves monument as ,,r,iIe - o 20
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-07-11

n+o hNd market generally heavy, aud the demand
imted-sales Of May 1925, 6IO hhds Va Leaf and 40C
stem d-20o Kentucky Leaf. and 100 stcn.'t Lyernool
EXchangc, ST. Seth May, 1896
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-07-11

tues of the sage, citizen and patrottat The members
sof this Company Grape the left arm for the
spacc of thirty days conLong with their fellow citizens
Hand the world at large for the irremediabe loss of their
Eirieud and bcnefactor
81 Extract from the Minutes.
s IL. BAKER, Secretary.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-12
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

BY to packet ship York. Captain he Cost, arrived
az New York. FROM liverpool, flies OF London papers
% me 3iNt CT cctubcr and liverpool TO the 2d II No.
ya'nbcr, have been received
Passenger, The Hoo JOHN Randolph,
The Duke IF York very III; his leg had boon sea
Tii,ed, auf IT was stated the flesh would no. heal
II WAS reported by tie last steamboat from Hau1lurr
that an express had iH,t arrived there with INTELLIGENCE
OF Inc ASSASSINATION Of the Grand Seignor al Constants
monte.
TIE Corn Lure- Il a meeting Of the livery or nm
don ca'let expressly f,r the purpose rct,., 10 t.
legislature agreed 30, without one d,srn!inr- yoicc
praying for repeal Of The corn laws as cGI,Jv INN,
riHuS 10 The aScuIturis and the community al large
Such IS tho reduniancy of money in the onion I'M
ka thar god bills have hccn discounted at 81 and 2
per cent,
Parliament wonII assemble for the Transaction ofbu
siness, abon the goth OF November Mir CANNING had
returned from Paris
The cotton market was arain ,leprnsseJ and tho
prices had declined nearly half penny per pound
ny recent order of the commissioners of the Gus
toms, imported Indian was admitted into ENGLAND
for home consumption, at duty oil ten per cent ad
Yalnten.
II is stated that the Greek government PAPER has
r'4eo from 10 II per consequence of rrport
that lord C"chrsne IN the Mediterranean There Is q
proclamation from him. published without date or place
its object IS To obtain accession of means for the
purpose of Fastening the liberty of Greece and Jesr
Ing those who have accomplished The liberty oi the new
worid to lend their towards assisting The
Greeks against the oppression Of their enemies:
SPr'n. The king afflicted with dangerous ma
dF winch canses n IN dose every minute; even when
standing. The country S'i appears 10 be in state a,
desperate III" worst Of The government coui
wish Busy negotiations are ronr on ~ tho Fscur,,l
suF?n7al ~ by" rliipl to ~" D,,n ioa of Pjrur A.
RFfg'p mt TvfEeV 49, The PARIS r.pers contain thn
Ir'eI@ence that tie Rpssian ntmatUin had been 40,
copied bY The ppic, nnj tIat tho NEG citations at Aer
man wonj proceed, consequently III pacific spirit
RTsg'H nud Pe,Ha THE accounts from 81, Pc,ers
hnTg relative IN tic with PcTso speak " itl con-
behce &" ihr ultimate of the Russian armies
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-12
HOUSE on KEPEEsENrATIVEs.

The tniiowrng Committees, appointed yesterday BY
Tie Speaker, we're announced tbs day.
Committee of Elecnons--M cssrs. Sloaoe, HAYDEN,
Fucker, e.. Phelps, Hoffman. Aston Claiborne.
Committee o! Ways and Means HIessrs. McLane
DEL Cook. Sprsgne, Stevenson, (Va.) Dwight Mar.
vim, Brent.
Committee Of Claims Mcs,rs Williams, NIcCov.
Whi'leseJ, Wilson, Pa Barber, (Con) AIsrtindaie
Halle.
Committee on Public Expenditure. -ALes,rs. Ed
wards IN g. Gist. Hobart, k,jder Van Horn East
man, P,;lk.
Committee Private Land Claims -NTe.srs Buck
ner Moo'e. (Ala1 Garrison, Locke, Test, Markell,
Armstrong.
Committee on Manufactures Hcs,rs. NIaiiary.
Condict, Cdnuor, WickIiGe, DAVIS White, Stevenson
(Ps)
Committee on Indian AF,ir4 - Messrs Cooke,
Mckee, Mclean, Ohio; Murer, Garusey, Young.
Swan.
COMMITTEE Roads and CanaIs--7Ic,,rs Mercer.
SSI,e~art, Adams, N. " Lathrop, Woods, fOlIo,)
COMMITTEE on Chn'netcc-Mes Tomlinsnn Cam
Pearce. '
Committee on Public Lsn1s--1Iessrs Scott, Vintop,
Jennings, Strong, 'vbpple Gurley, Wales.
Committee on the Post Office and Post Roads
Messfs. Ingham. Barley, Barney, McKeau, NIerriwe-
tbcr, Foter, Baldwin.
Committee on Fo q IN ATlirs-Messrs FORSYTH.
CrowninsielJ Archer, Everett, Clarke, Worthipgtou.
Lawrence
Committee on ?IIifary AfIirs- Nessrs Vance. Draw.
too. Hop>ton. Ward. Talj<ferro. Keucra Long.
Committee Naval Affairs Ne5srs. Sturfs Hol-
comic, Bartlett, Dorsey, Markley, johnson, of Ky.
Sands
Committee the District % Columbia stossrs.
Alexander Of Va. Blair ~ gi!, Eogerso Buchanan,
hiar.i9, oFF.ancs
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-12
@om9reaG Of tDe gT. states.
WrDTrsDAY, DFcrweER 6, 1926.

MIR. H"yne. of South Carolina. said. tina, Lo rose
pursuant 10 notice, 10 ntoduco "A Sill 10 establish
uniform system Of Bankruptcy Throughout, the United
States" An apology might perhaps he considered as
due to the Senate for Introducing subject Of so much
Importance TO their consideration, at earlier pc, d
OF ~" Session lan usually devoted to any serious
business The relation snid Mr. ~. which stand
I" t'' question n thc deep and growing interest II
has rHc''od 80 the public mind viii trust be deemed
snhicif"i excuse for my not permitting moment 10
ne 10" ~ bringing again o the of the Senate.
who. NJ -" conclusion Of the LIST Session I found
r's"H reirct7H:'J compelled 20 aoquiescc IN the ne
ressi'y o' + 70 ipopencU consequence Of its being
i1"ul impossible II obtain final decision on tie nes
'Ion - id "c; moving 10 Lay IL ON the table (v
G'roci0n Of TIC Committee Of which was fe o,oso
atc'hran'rd tIt motion by tic pledge HAT would
fa q 10 AZ an estly period o. die present session.
''t' r'rjGc n"w rise 10 redeem The ijhI which
10" rI"l"sc {" Introduce, Mc that was reeort
81 81 ne a-i session, and winch ,ru underwent a dis
custom Fln''eni 10 rabc tire Senate acquainted with
J.. cSsc"''t' PiInc'rIes nod Iea.iIrg provisions.
~ ioii'drc"g isis B, ~ not intend 10 adopt :,
ny "" nor IN GIVE my appreciation 10 all II IFS pro
V'''ons' There several particulars N ,~iach, in nv
ON opiaion, II may he improved gndccI ! boI5 10
e.. .aol Sc sgai sfaenLmca:s, ri-Aa:e --o-er ,i,,e
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-12
zsSetDessot1O ggaN9Q.
TUESDAY MORNING, DEC. 70. 1895.

Convention On Friday, MIR LETTER of Ohio, intro
duced resolution into the House of Delegates for
leave 10 bring IN bill authorizing by law, the Sheriff,
10 take Tie sense OF The Fecholiers the polls or the
call ola Convention The proposition was met for the
most part. by great degree of libera,y by norton
OF the House instructed TO vote against the bill and
was finally postponed to Wednesday next vs. i'll, an I'M
dcrstanding that the the Resolutions should be
considered as decisive of the whole question This
course by putting forth the exerions of the parties
once, Will save the time of the House From the most
accurate estimate that be formed il is believed
that the bill will pass both Houses by sinai! naorics
We hope we shall have 10 our power on Friday IL.
congratulate many Of renders the passage of the
resolution In the House of Dclegates.It was truly
remarked by Mr. Upshur, that the anti republican
course pursued by the two last Legislatures 10 reiec
ting the proposition TO submit the question 70 ne people
who Only lave right TO determine il, had Ga med 1orc
friends tothe measure, ban all other causes pne,
Believing tiiis, believe alsu that another rejection
would render the cause irfesistibIy triumphant We
hope however, that the question will be finally settled
at this time and that the Legislature satisfied that the
people are the proper arbcrs of the subject III en-
able tlIcIn To- express their viii in regular and formal
manner al the polls. Unless this is done the people
must be satisfied of tue futily of all future appeals TO
the Legislature, and will no doubt proceed 10 organize
a system Of independent action.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-12
Exifac, of letter to the Editors, dated

81 LOUIS, do .NDr. y.
. " are rn the eve Of another election, which ill
afford still "re ample room Tor conjecture and srrse
tc Assembly meets in a week Or two, and Co! Ben
Ion exp cts disappointment to- the Senate. Should
he be reelected, many tUefabjy honest editors will
draw 'BcrenCcs against tue Administration; and such
dfty drudges Duff Green DO never tells the truth
on the some principle dat ] let fine horse
pare Tor fear II wouj spoil his ;rot wiiisswear that
ihc whole State is ripe for revolt All general infer
ehces to be drawn from si election, whether for or
against Col Benton will he as wide Of the mark as
those drawn from the election TO The lower house
'Dut ioT tie momeniary popularity OF Col Bcnon',
land speech, (by the bye clumsy gnl.-trap as ever
saw ms chance Of being Senator would hive been
about equal To his chance OF being President for which
Mr: Randolph seems 10 think him well qualited.) lie
viii never persuade ,WiSSoUfi To think with him on The
Panama Mission, or TO give Der contingent equality
IN The Presidential election. lie may he elected, but
" WI not DC On bis own strength, but nr want of a
riyal.n
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-12
THURSDAY. DECEMGra 7.
IN SEN AVE

he bill 70 establish uniform system OF Bankrupt
cy throughout The United States was read the second
Tune and on motion OF Mr. 1yne, eferred TO Sc
icct committee of seven members which being ballot
ted for The following gentlemen were appointed there
on. VIZ: Mcssrs. Hayne, Ecr,en. Ssbee, Sm,, Of
Md, van Buren. johnson "f Kentucky. and Sanford.
Mr. Johnson. Of Kentucky gave notice that he should
TO morrow. ask leave TO introduce bin TO abolish I'm,
prsoDneut for Debt.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-12

We shall not stoop TO biuJy black qua with Mr.
Duff Greene. "Fcr,iinand AIcndez Pinto was but
type of thee" - Yet VII! set Duff right in one or
two particulars.
The Wing has never been discontinued! nor ever
missed bei,s forwarded TO the Telegraph. Ga an aver
age we have missed every other Telegraph, though we
have not thought ii of n,nracDt enough to COMPLAIN
ahen The same cause, whatever il is, may have pro.
dured the miscarriage of the Wing.
Neuevcr said, that we had been stiuu,ena al in pro-
dieinS ihcdae further than 20 have expressed the re-
greet that OF believed himself to nave been ac
nay, the first to communicate 10 MIR. CLAY some
Of tie passages of Mr.. RanJoph's speech OF Mr. Branch
resolutions, III which Mr. Clay charged with having
forged the correspondence OF Oregon and Saazar
We then thought this charge disg raceui SO wanon,
so false, had exhausted Mr. Clays orbearance and was
ihe immediate cause of the challenge. Who the cor
respondent is that has communicated the TELEGRAPH
private ,and as always implied among eentIemcp) a
confidential conversation, ahreydly suspect though
~e have no means OF knowing tb certainty WHO il
was not, we know very well and this know ledge leaves
has proved him worthy associate of Daft in bis dirty
w the dii!iest, undertake saw that has ever
stained the columns Of tue press in the u States Des-
perae must b. the cause, which! requires 10 be suss
tanned by sc! means and Of which Dug fas he says is
the organ.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-12

The Stratct.-It viii be unier rr proper head
that Ro g. Scott and WIN. Il. Roanc, esqrs. were on
Saturday, removed from the Executive Council, under
the TRIBUNAL constitutional requsition, termed the
Scratch. In relation to The latter gcutlsumn the re
suit unexpected by his feinds aud the public and
TO bare sprung from chance. In relation 10 the
forner il is understood 10 have been produced chiefly
by causes connected with Gen. Lafsyetto visit to Viz
GINA, and which misunderstood FIRST. aud remaining
long unexplained, resulted at LAST 10 THIS manifestation
OF legislative displeasufe.
Aitcr the second ballot Gen Taylor, who il will be
remembered acted conspicuous pant in tire regu
laiou OF The festivities at York Town. made strony
and eloquent yin1icaon of Alr SCOTS agency in those
transactions. Tine charges against Mr. Scoit-iat he
had nsnrPnd undue authority, ard had transcribed bis
delegated duty that occssiooaod that lie had deri
we'd profit from his sgescy reted in the clearesf
manner Gen TAYLOR declared Tia; be La1 agercse4
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-12
Extract of letter 10 the Editors from one OF q,
Virginia Delegation in CongEess, dated

Extract Of letter 10 tbc Editors from one OF t
Virginia Delegation in CongLess, dated
"Wnsh'nSi0n Cjty. Dec. ), 1926.
1--WE have inst heard the Presidents Message 1t
IS most elegant State Paper, and made deep ion
preston TIC olnson TO the death of Jefferson and
Adams Is universally admired. You wl be prea Nv
Pieaset with it. Some of hts opponents heretofore,
openly admire If, for its caudor md tie republican
sentiments ii breatbcs.n
900
Lonig Of The Er0neecat inquirer, for Dcrtpjer 1926.
J. Creation. 2 Church Government. b Biblical Cat
cclism !, Critical Remarks. ,, Fisua,ive Language.
o. On the counexion between preachers private life and
his Official miuSraiou=. 7. Divine Purposes Agency q
Pefmission g. Arecdo,e ri Bunyan. Q, Miscellaneous.
10, Religious Intelligence. H., Summary Of Mission
News IL Middle District Missionary Society. 10, Pow
haian Bible Society.
IEEtANn--A letter from genteman,in tic North Of
Ireland TO his friend in Washu gton. dated September 25d
1926, says:
''Irelan is IN bad state. Linen cloth and warn
aee very low aud demand either We had very bad
crops oi Tax aud oats, account Of the unusually dry
srnmer We have had rain since the month Of May,
ofany ssnhcation-at,. are fyiny ir coy direction or
rsn: Ct Fl,.f.'
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-12

1eycr OF st. Lons His talents must make him better
known at n future day.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-12

The Senate OF Georgia have passed resolutions in
Struet'ng their Senators in Congress, prefer COM
plants against The President, For MT removing
Col Crowell. ?, For not having Gen Gaines arrest
ed and tried, fol his insults to tie Georgia authorities
The step is novel.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-12

The Senate Of Tennessee now in session. has reject
Cd bill for the establishment o Poniientiary in thai
Stale. Quite in character.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-12

no duty out SHAT couidli IL Liin-ii,at e exert
ed zeal and activity that alone prevented
a total failure of tue plan of giving Gen. LAFAYETTE =
reception worthy ofinsef aud the State at York Town
That II any credit had accrued to Yrs na from that
esea IT was due 10 the energy of Mr.. Scott; who had
undertaken the duties coniided 10 him al a moment
when all was Confusion and chaos, and when he and
hoSc concerned could promise themselves little else
ou failure and Disgrace As 10 the second charge he
gave statements 10 the House clearly slewin that far
from having derived advantage from his agency, Mr..
Sc"t in consequence Of the nsuic;ency of the lcgs-
lative appropriation had sustained loss of hun
dred dollars. C70O) When subsequently individual be
Fa'ty had subscribed sufficient 10 reimburse Mr.
scott he had magnanlncusy appropriated ii TO others
who remained unpaid, and continued himself the only
sufferer by his zeal TO do honor Gen. Lafayette and
TO sustain the character of Tie State.
Notwithstanding this distinguished testimony TO his
jealous, dsinte.escd and devoted ci!urts Mr. Scott
was removed on the 9th ballot, by bare MAJORITY
Both members we're said 10 be efficient as any men,
hers Of the Executive. The operation ha, tended 10
strengthen public disgust at the CONSTITUTIONS which
when so many modes of changing the materials of the
Executive body present themselves, has chosen to u
dept the only one which iniicts an unnecessary in
| jury uron The feelings OF indy luals We trust in
Heaven that the day is not far distant when this heath.
ensh feature OF the Constitution, with many others
'ore extensively perncous, will receive more chris
tan fashion from the hands Of The people.
1t seems c'at Ch:tenden Lyon sou OF the famous
Matthew, has not succeeded MIR. Henry in Congress
from Ky, as at first reported but has been beaten by
brother OF the late Representative. ihcr appears
that both Mr. Lyon and Mr. i!enry friendly to III,
present Administration.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-17
Debates on the adoption Of the
FederaA Cons tuition.

tHE subscriber has in the press, and will publish
j. during the early part OF the approaching SESSION
Of Congress, with new typean on handsome paper
The first voltnae Of series Of Debates, Resolutions
and other Proceedings had in Convention, IN me
States Of Massachusetts, Ne,U. York, Penasylva-
MIA, Nrginia, and North Carolina, on the adop-
ton of the Federal Constitution as agreed upon
at Philadelphia, on the Eth Sept 1887.
The whole work not to exceed five volumes, large oc-
tavo; but impossible in this notice. to fix the size
of EACH as they will contain less as may be
solved upon in justice to the subject and to
plsh the aim of the editor The price, of course TO be
regulated by the quantity of matter, which will be
carefully collected and arranged, from the most authen-
tic sources.
In the first volume will be printed the debates, BIC.
of the Massachusetts Convention; embracing the
speeches of Samuel Adams, Fisher Ames, Rufus King.
Governor Brooks, and Mr.. Bowdoin; besides the re.
marks of many other distinguished Revolutionary Ora.
tors and Patriots of Massachusetts, and list Of the
Yeas and Nays taken on the final question.
From the various propositions laid before Congress
at its last session. about twenty to amend the Consti
tuition, the Editor conceives that in producing publ
ner of showing the true light in which Revolutions
ry Fathers viewed the various points of difference.
which finally led to that compromise into which the old
Thirteen States found themselves obliged to enter for
the formation of good constitution 1t will be the
aim ofthe Editor to sho0 ate Constitution ,vas form
ed upon the basis of e rather than upon the basis q
free u,ite population. The numerous amendments
lately proposed to it, soh regard to the election Of Pres
dent and Vce President, require that the Constitution
should be exhibited it intended and really as
In the mean time, orders for the work, post paid, or
communications in aid of the undertaking, respect
| fully solicited, by JONATHAN ELLIOT.
city Of Washington, Non. II.
or The Centnel and Patriot, of BostOn Lang's Ga
zette, Evening Post and Enquirer, of NETWORKS the
Democratic Press and National Gazette of Philadel-
phia; the American and Gazette, of Baltimore; and the
Enquirer and Wing, of Richmond. Va. are requested
TO insert the above six times, for which favor copy
the first volume will be sent
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-17
PATENT
SPRING SADDLES.

WORD TO THOSE WHO RIDING.
The complaint against hard and uneasy saddles,
which s for the most part just and general one, and
is really grievance to those who have much riding to
do has caused him to turn his mind particularly that
subject with view, if possible TO remedy the evil
He with confidence the public that he has
accomplished it. The plan projected is by means OF
strong and well tempered steel springs, constructed
to support the saddle seat and give much greater
to both rider and horse, than saddles made in the
way any other that he has pos
sibly do. The plan is entirely different from the En-
glish elastic saddles with spring bars of steel, whale
bone, &c. and also from those with wire springs; and
he conceves much superior to either the elasticity
greater and the tree not being put out gifts original
FORM will not be to hurting horses Journeys,
which complained ofin the saddles with spring bars.
number of gentlemen have those saddles now in use
and but one sentiment exists among them in favor
their superiority The Inventions equally applica-
BILE to ladies' saddles to gentlemens. Any person
DESTROYS of purchasing those easy saddles, liberty
first to make trial of one and judge of their ease for
themselves. In point of durability they will be
ranted equal any other saddles and superior to most
aug TT JAMES VANSANT.