Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-01
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~ than four years since offered, In my advertise.
men' one hundred dollars for any Mt in nv
f9fenf Spring Saddle, and one has, as vet. been
ao,e 10 make anyi-and can cay, with much
ssussction. that among the many hundreds who have
examined the principle, none have been able to make
suy reasonable objection in any respect whatever
the real TACT Is, to count the that those saddles
give 10 DO worth nothing, saddle made on this prn-
cipie 10 hve dollars better, In point of durability than
any other kind Of saddle whatever. In order that
the public may be satisfied 10 what saw have
me noerty oil giving the opinions Of those who have
from General -qrmisfed
Il. u. Prettyman-Su: II gives mo pleasure 10 In.
form you that havs used your patent sprinr saddle
,or hs last hve years and find It to be the com.
Portable and easy 10 the rider and horse have ever
used having in no instance Injured my hor..'. back
6eio,ndnd, Fduquier Co. ia. Jan. 2. 1881.
From J. Washington, Esq. Merchant.
Mr. L. u. PreitymaD-Sir: 1 purchased one of YOUR
patent spring saddles about Eve years since and can
say mat Il 10 one OF the most easy saddles have ever
o'hs anu a; Tree from inurog horses back any
.alesaadria. Dec rs, 1880. ''0N'
From j. Hoef, ESQ. Cashier Farmers Bank of
T. G. Pret,yman-sir: 1 purchased on. Of vour
spring saddles about Eve years ago. and n slves me
pleasure to state that IL 10 the easiest saddle ever
used and In no instance has 1t injured my horse, back
Alexandria, December %, 1891.
From the Postn,aster at Eiiieotfs Mills.
L. G. Pret.ymsn-Sir: With respect to the advan-
sage Of your spring saddle. cannot but admit that IL is
an improvement, and would never wish to have any
other. VIM ELLICOTT
Eliicott's Mills, Jan. 4, 1881.
I. G. Pre,tyman-Sir: purchased one of YOUR
constant at my livery STABLE and Jean aay with con.
hdence, that is the best in every and partcu
larry In point Of durability have ever seen.
REED CROSS.
Alexandria, January s, 1881.
T. G. Prettymsn-Sir: purchased one of your pa.
tent spring saddles more thau 1--WE years ago. which
nave had In constant use at my livery stable has
been on more than fifty different horses and has never
injured any OF them 10 any respect whatever and hum
dreds Of gentlemen have rode II, and one universal
opinion prevails among them, thait is the best ever
come into use and Is my candid opinion that IL the
best ever come before the public.
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 my livery stable, and find The
70 be lar superior in every respect to any other kind
OF saddles whatever. 4. LUNT
alexandria, Jan. g. 1881.
1 might make my advertise nent too long by giving
all the recommendations Of those who have Them in
but believing the above names to be sufficient salts
W any sunprtjudiced mind there fore leave to the
public TO judge, informing them that have lately sold
James Turk Saddler Of Alabama, the bit Of four
States, viz Georgia, Aiabaus, Tennessee. and Ken
for State, County, City, or Town, on accommod ating
terms; they can be supplied with the saddle trees
with springs complete, with night TO make the saddle,
tor i've dollars each; and any purchasing one do.
or at time, shall have Thorn at City dollars
dozen, or otherwise they can be supplied with the
saddles as follows:
Best plain saddle, all complete except stirrup irons
and cloth, 20 dollars
Half shafter do 25 do
Full shatsd 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.
| Alexandra, Feb. "a. 9i-Stw-w8m
p. The names OF those who purchase rights for
States, Counties, Cities Towns, will always appear
10 my ADVERTISEMENT in order that the public may
whete to get supply most convenient.
SCHOOL AT CHARLOTTESVILLE The mex
~ Session Of hive months, will commence on the 6tt
OF March, and terminate on the Oh Of August The
course OF instruction will be similar to that which
been pursued in the School for the last five mon tbs an,
will be directed with view preparation for the
ri In he VIntu kax.