Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-12

&JADDLING TO PERFECTION II, 1, now MOI q
~ tina" tour yer. SINCE offered, iu my advertise.
Patent Spring Saddle. and no one has, as YET. been
aoie TO make any;-aDd eau say, with much
satisfaction, Ga. among the many hundreds who have
examined the principle, none have been able TO make
any resemble objection In aoy respect whatever And
the real TACT is TO count the that those PADDLES
give TO DO worth hing, saddle made on this prin
eple hve dollars better, in poin, OF durability, than
any other kind Of saddle whatever. In order that
the public may be satisfied in what saw have
the liberty OF giving the opinions Of those who have
From General .armisfed.
I. G. Pretiyman-Sit: Ii gives me pleasure to in
form you that have used your pateni spring saddle
Tor tbs last i've years, and end 1t 10 be the mes,
Portable and easy to the rider and horse havs ever
" " ' ". K. xR%IsrED.
Beiomand. Fauguier Co IA: Jan. 2. 1881.
From j. Washington, Esq. Merchant.
MIR. L. u. Pre,tymaO-Sir: put chased one Of your
pate spring saddles about Eve years SINCE and can
say that il is Of the st easy saddles have ever
rode, and Tree from injuring horses back as any
other description Whatever.
.a'eraadria, Dec 2s, 1880
From j. Hoef' nE'q; CASHIER Farmers Bank 81
1. u. Preityman-Sir purchased ons of your
spring saddles about i've years ag, and gives me
pleasure to state that II is the easiest saddle ever
used, and in instance has injured my horses back
JOHN HOOFF.
Alexandria, December %, 1881.
T. G. Preuyman-Sir: With respect TO the advan.
tage Of your spring saddle, but admit that is
an improvement and would never wish to have any
oher. VIM. ELI.ICOTT
Eiiicotts Mills, Jan. 4, 1881.
L. G. Prettyman-Sr: 1 purchased one of your
spring saddles some years ago, which have had in
6dence. that il is the best in every and parcu
REED CROSS.
.aterandria, January 8, 1881.
T. G. preuvman-Sir. I opa NJ your n,-
tent spring saddles moro than five years ago, which
have had in constant at my livery stable; Il has
been on more than City dsren, horses and has never
injured any OF them 10 any respect whatever and hun
dfeds oil gentlemen have rode Il, and one universal
opinion prevails among them, that is the best ever
come into use and is my candid opinion that is the
best over come before the public.
w. B. STUART.
Alexandria, January 6, 1881.
L. G. Pretyman-Sir: purchased, about four years
ago. three OF your patent eprng saddles, which have
had in constant use at my livery stable, and find them
of saddles whatever Z. LUNT
might AXE my advertise ment too long by giving
all the iatons Of those who have them in use
but believing the above names to be sufficient to sats-
fy any unprejudiced mind therefore leave il to the
public TO Judge, informing them that have lately sold
10 James Turk Saddler of Alabama the right OF four
States, viz. Georgia, Aiaba,ua Tennessee, and Ken.
lucky; and any else who choo can have rig hit
for State, County, City, Town, on accommodating
terms they be supplied with the saddle trees
with springs complete, with right to make the Saddle
for FIVE dollars each; aud any one purchasing one do
time, shall have them at fiity dollars
a dozen, or otherwise they be supplied with the
saddles as follows:
Best plain saddle, all complete except stirrup irons
aud cloth, 20 dollars.
Half shafer do 25 do
Full shaited 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. "a. 94-3taw-w3m
p. S-The names of those who purchase rights for
States, Counties, Cities or Towns will always appear
in advertisement in order that the public may know
where to get supply most ceaveDient.