Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-29
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satisfaction, that Among the many hundreds who have
examined the principles have been able to make
auy reasonable objection in any respect whatever Aud
the real fact Is, TO count the that those saddles
give TO be worth nothing saddle rpade this prin
cple is five dollars better, in point OF durability, than
any other kind OF saddle whatever. In order that
the public may be more satisfied in what say, have
the liberty Of giving the opinions Of those who have
] them in use:
Fim General .arnisfed
I. g. Prettyman-Sr: Ii gives me pleasure 10 in
form you that have used your patent spring saddle
for the last FIVE years. and find il 10 be the most COM
Portable and easy to the rider and horse have ever
used, having in no instance injured my horses back
w. X. ARMISTED.
Belomdnd, Fduquier Co Pa Jan. 2. 1881.
:. From y. Washington, Esq. Merchant.
Mr. L. u. PrettymaD-Sir: purchased one Of your
patent spring saddles about FIVE years Since and can
say that i, OF the easy saddles have ever
rode, and as free from inuring horses back as any
JOHN WASHINGTON.
Alexandria, Dec. 2s. $780,
From J. HooG, ESQ. Cashier farmers Bank of
Alexandria
T. G. Prottyman-Sir: 1 purchased one of your
spring saddles about FIVE years ago, and il gives me
pleasure to state that il is the easiest saddle ever
used and in no instance has injured my horses back
JOHN HOOFF.
Alexandria, December 90, 1881.
From the Postmaster at EHicotfs Mills
T. G. Preuyman-Sir: With respect TO the advan-
an improvement and would never wish to have any
other. VIM ELLICOTT.
Ellicotfs Mills, Jan. 4, 1881.
T. G. Pretyman-Sir: 1 purchased one of your
spring saddles some years ago, which have had in
constant use at my livery stable, and aay with con-
dence, that ii is the best in every and parcu
larly in point Of durability, have ever seen.
| alexandria, January 8, 1881 REED CROSS.
| T. G. Preuyman-Sir: I purchased one of your pa.
tent spring saddles more than FIVE years ago, which
have had in constant use at my livery stable; IL has
been on more than fifty different horses and has
injured any OF them in any respect whatever and hun
dreds OF gentlemen have rode it, and universal
opinion sprevails among them hatt is the best ever
int use; and II is my candid opinion that il is the
w. B. STUART.
| Alexandria, January 6, 1881.
I. G. Prettyman-Sir: purchased, about four years
ago, three OF your patent spring saddles, which have
had in constant use at livery stable and find them
to be Tar SUPERIOR in every respect TO any other kind
of saddles whatever. f. LUNT.
Alexandria, Jan. 6, 1881.
might make my advertise ment too long by giving
all the recommendations OF those who have them in use
but believing the above to be sufficient satis-
y any unprejudcsd mind, therefore leave il 10 the
public TO Judge, informing them that have lately sold
to James Turk, Saddler OF Alabama the right Of four
States, viz. Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee, and Ken
lucky; and any one else who chooses have right
for State, County, City, or Town. accommodating
terms; or they can be supplied with the saddle trees,
with springs completes with right to make the saddle
for FIVE dollars each and any one purchasing one do
zen more at one time, shall have them a, fifty dollars
dozen, or otherwise they can be supplied with the
saddles as follows:
Best plain saddle, ali complete except siirrup irons
and cloth, 20 dollars.
Half shafter do 25 do
Full shaed do 80 do
All orders from any part of the United States or
elsewhere, enclosing the cash, post paid, will meet
THOMAS G. PRETTYMAN.
| Alexandra, Feb. "a. 94-3aw-w3m
p. S-The names Of those who purchase rights for
States, Counties, Cities Towns will always appear
in my advertisement in order that the public may know
where to get a supply most convenient.
EAJEW-YORK WHOLESALE FANCY DRY
IN GOODS STORE CO. PAR .NERS SHIP
The subscribers have entered into coparnershp under
the firm of A. G. s. F. Cochran, and have taken the
extensive premises 1872 Pearl Street. for the transact
ton of the general Fancy Dry Goods business.
| FERGUS COCHRAN.
New York. 2lst Sept 1880.
A. G. s. F. Cochran have now on band, such an as
sortment of Fancy Goods, they believe, is not
by any other in this country in variety and
lecion, comprising the following articles, in Canton,
! French, Italian and British Fancy Goods:
Black and coored Italian lusrings
Imitation plain and changeable do
Black, coored and chapgeable Gros de Naples figured
in great variety
CoIored changeabIe, black and blue black marceIines
81 black and coiored bombszines
| Grape de Lyon; plain and figured mandarines
Plain and figured Popos algeriues palmarnes, of the
newest style
French prints and giughams and Fouard muslins
Pongees, and many other articles for ladies' dresses
spi,alfeId and pongee aagg and bandanna Edkfs.
Gros de Naples, gauze and Grape hdks. and scarfJ
Silk aud kid stocks and fancy cravais
Black and colored Italian aud imitation cravats
| Buck, beaver, silk and hoskn gloves
Gros de Nap and gauze garniture ribbons
Cap aud belt ribbons OF newest styles
English and French elk hose and half hose
Embossed and open work do
! Linen cambria and cambria handk erchiefs
Black and cOlored French Grape; wors,ed barrege
Brown cotepally; sewing silk and twist
Fancy buttons; hooks aud eyes, &c. Sc
Will also have an extensive assortment OF lace goods;
consisting Of
English bobneits, gimps, and thread edgings
Caps, cspes, peleriDes, cheriZettes
! Black and while lace wells aud shswls
With complete assortment OF Thybet and Merino
shawls OF A, ga, III and S.4
| Cashmere and Meripo long vile, Sc. SC.
| A. G. & +. Cochran have selected their stock with a
particular reference TO the southern and western
kes and ibey will add TO their assortment constant
y, fresh goods they arrive, their stock will be kept
up ibroug hout the year,al Of which they new offer
at low prices, and the most liberal terms. They re-
specfully invite purchasers to call and examine their
stock. 0dets will be promptly executed with care
and 6d lily.
New. York. Jan. 10. 1881. 76-w12t
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