Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-04-05

hSADDLlNG TO PERFECTION.-I is now more
~ than four year' since offered, in my advertise,
neni' one hundred dollars for any improvement in my
Pdfenf Spring Saddle, and no one has, as yet, been
able to make any;-ard l can now say, with much
satisfaction, that, among the many hundreds who have
examined the principle, none have been able TO make
auy reasonable Digestion in any respect whatever. And
the real fact is, TO count the ease that those saddles
give 10 be worth nothing, a saddle made on ihis prin-
eipie is i've dollars better, 10 point OF durability, than
any other kind oil 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
From General .drmisfed.
Il. G. Prettyman-Sit: Ii gives me pleasure 10 in
form you that bavs used your patent spring saddle
for the last i've years, and find il to be the most COM
Portable and easy TO the rider and horse i have ever
used, having in no instance injured my horses back
w. X. ARMIsTED.
BeiOmond, Fauquer Co Pa. Jan. 2, 1881.
From j. Washington, Esq. Merchant.
MIR. L. q. PtetymaD-Sir: l purchased one OF your
patent spring saddles abou, FIVE years since, and can
say that il 10 one of the most easy saddles | have ever
rode, and as Tree from injuring a horses back as any
other description whatever.
Alexandria, Dec. 2s, 1880.
From j. HoeG, Esq. Cashier Farmers Bank Of
MerGndria.
L. T.. Prehyman-Sir: 4 purchased enc of your
spring saddles about five years ago, and ii gives me
pleasure to state that il i, the easiest saddle ever
used, and in no instance has ii injured my horses back.
JOHN HOOFF.
Alexandria, December %, 1891.
from tc HOSINiuSIts az -EitcOffS .IlHS.
TIC PIettyman-Sir: With respect to the advan-
tage OF your spring saddle, l cannot but admit that il is
au improvement, and l would never wish to have any
other. VIM. ELLICOTT,
Ellicoffs Mills, Jan. A, 1881.
Il. G. Pretiyman-Sir: L purchased one Of your
spring saddles some years ago., which l have had 10
constant use at my livery stable, and can aay with con
hdence, that IL is the best in every respect, and particu-
iarly in point Of durability, / have ever seen.
alexandria, January ., 1881. REED CROSS.
T.. g Pfeiiyman-.Sir: | purchased ons OF your pa.
lAnl orrfpn -.lIlAa nor tho Sue go - L..t n
have had in constant use at my livery siabl il has
been on more than fifty diff, rent horses, and has never
injured any OF them 10 any refpsct whatever; and hun
dteds OF gentlemen have rode il, and one uniye fsal
opinion prevails among Them, thatit is the best ever
come into use; and il is my candid opioion that II is the
best ever como before the public.
w. b. STUART.
Akrnndria, January 6, 1881.
Il G. Pfettyman-Sir: ] purchased, about four years
ago, three OF your patent spring saddles, which have
had in constant use at my livery stable, and | find ihem
70 be lar superior, in every respsct, 10 any other kind
OF saddles whatever. f. LUNT.
alexandria, Jan. 6, 1881.
might make my advertisement too long by giving
all The recommendation oil those who have them In use;
but believing the above names TO be suffi eient 10 salts.
w any uDprejudicsd mind, 1 therefore leave i, TO The
public to Judge, informing them that have lately sold
to James Turk, Saddler Of Alabama, the right OF four
States, viz. Georsia, Alabama, Tennessee, and Ken.
lucky; and any one else who chooses can have a right
for a State, County, City, or Town, on accommodating
terms; or they can be supplisd with the saddle trees,
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for Eve dollars each; and any one purchasing one do.
zen or more at one time, shall have them al 6liy dollars
a dozen, or otherwise they can be supplied with the
saddles as follows:
Best plain saddle, all complete except siirfup irons,
aud cloth, 20 dollars.
Half chatter do rs do
Full shalted DO 80 do
All orders from any part Of the United States or
elsewhere, enclosing the cash, post paid, will meet
with prompt attention, by
THOMAS g. PRETTYMAN.
Alexandria, Feb. 81 0I-3uw-wSm
NUARSHAL'S SALE Of valuable CITY Property
IVA and Hanover Lands. Pursuant 10 q decree OF
The Superior Conr, OF Cbsncery for the Richmond
District, pronounced on the 5b day Of February, 1881,
IN the casei OF MoDsure W. MaTsbali's heirs, and
Smith We. Same, | shall, on Friday, the 22d day o.
APeil mex, NS3D at ~ o'clock, at The Ciy Cour,
House OF The City of Richmond, (City Hd) Offer for
sale, at pu6hc auction, 20 the highest bidder, Tor cash.
the interest OF Willism Marshall, in the two half acre
Lots, with the improvements thereon, 10 the said CITY,
'itua,ed at tho intersection OF X AMI 4lh streets, and
lately occupied by Judge Broekenbfough, aud now by
MIR. George Greenhow. And on Wednesday following,
Ohe 9Th April, 1879 At Hanover Court House, al
the hour OF IL o'clock, ] shall offer for sale, ia like
manner, the interest Of said Marshall. into and 10 the
tract OF land OF about 900 acres, in said county, near
Scotch-towD, belonging to the estate Of his father vii
liam Marshsll, deed, and In which property Ina widow
Ia entusd 10 d,vyer