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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-24
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~ secure 9th. I!,G'a continuance "i 'A''''''' F''"S
~ Ike t,t y ''. ale, that ''" =" Vi" I;~traLnl,"rS
l''t,"!s. ~ '0 '' '''' Join i. rERNAE
y..,.,.,,., ct
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t q r Mi%,". rA%i s":.n AZ ' "%l a lave
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n. d. ss, ' ,. ;a s. ia %~f ,.s Will at H.!
u.e c"":'' eF"a@ls and town Ee"'S'S II;i& JIui
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U%Ni@E"NH E}Ah!":r" ,. .'': .. ,ii% below ia.
iI'', -, " - tow near The Ridge turnpike
%"r ' ,, s :, !E.! a.! healthy The ro
Pc VIII .@ S.;aa several "r'" al pIcn"r'y shn
lal "'':i he ;E: '"'! "Ni "'' ~ 80
r, :".i 49, ~ "'"''~' " I.r,rli 10 .n..
on I"' l"n '''";''' -" ga .: -, .!g of Tie inaci"rs
~ ."af' 'i;.s "' - 80, % n % I,I.b Irnrai& lrnr
r." uii"iti iU"f"t" - H' "'' % c.-. TI., r.ur
:rr, and literary rf,'Ta:- -! iH.o P'a " n,n,. and IL
;Io:na:!i; ih& :'sc;FiiHI III - rf
.G,rt " - m .?cI rsnicr the ins''l" "o'"! u '' ~
lance aol Y.t:.:a* e. III" cG;iiHnE; a CANNON Ea.,l
I.i:iin:i wi! "r Cl!sir.lY give" !" ~. ~ I ,r =
r,nrlcs--i" rc-rariy, Hi,h til: U.s. " i ,.,,a
Mas: the MATHEMATICS: lai the hni'' "'. i; me-
I'm II yes. ;ii~ 49, II! "'''- '"''s'i '-'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-24

77ss-s0p RENT OR LEASE.-Thal old and wei! hno"n
Establishment, tie Union Hotel, situated On 'ns
corner of Markc, and Old Streets, new II the
Of Samuel g. Morgan together % ' ", az S,Irc,
P nzses.su s1en Oh the frs! Of sa7 From
s;lnaon Of this Establishment, and iT'H' The
run Of custom it has had for the last two years. !. r
hnps otes great INDUCEMENTS 10 any pe.s" ober -
10, 10 sS State. For terms, apply to H. "HiIMoK n
Petersburg Nov. -
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Coni, Point. Gufry county. Fec.
Ili'Ii'i

DwEuBERS OF THE LEGiSLAi L h"iio WOMB
I'VE, prefer in be somewhat rt'n'''o '''', h.. ,':i
1t ;h,, winter are informed ;hat The n:'"c'S:'''"
G.o,,.,nja;e in becoming manner, SIX or c'2h
lis residence is one mile and bali rom ''c Ta'oi
Wcs Of liz. City. i caragc and h9Sr$' s;!a - Il"
times be at thcir sGrvice l'lN'i 49,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-24

lpANK OF VIRGINIA A general meeting Of the
ED Stockholders of the Bank of Virginia, will be held
al the Bank, ca Moaday, the second day Of January
next. A ROBINSON, Jr, Cashier.
Dec l3 G4-2awlm
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: - JOIN ". NASH; = ; cymr's.
ALDEN J.. SOONER,
Ci- Paw tJUD
Dec l.,

--.r.rS1.,Nv decree Of Buckingham County
i Fam, IN >n, r,rra.v ard others Hill, shall
'-,,,oi OF "Wednesday, the 18th day ct Dccember u
*; fo.A.rwi<e on the neN, fair day tereaer t. Sr!i
g, H.. r-!sss q public auction, to the highest bidder,
- cr., q : H.; and - months, lhTly:siX Acres 81
i;9 IN iIratS Creck in the County OF buckingham,
en- ,,:.i, i situate tie Slate Qnafry commonly called
ly,a H.: Qaa!7y, and remarkable Tor The quantity
and qualify l.; the slate which it yields-lns property
valuable: and should atirac! = attention OF capital
Ho,d< with ao,rovci security and deed Of trust 10
s...re Tie pu,c,;as. money, will BE- required.
BALDWIN IL. PAYNE,
81. - Ti.vtts1 CohaH.iS.iumt-.
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lFceiHbC. l..

+ GOOD COUNTRY SCiiDOL.-lhc Schonl i0r
4 vou;r ladies', AT the residence o the subscriber
i.r jh2r1,;rsyils Al!cn,ar!l will ID" continued during
ii: year 3: by Miss Baker, recently from Trey sS ,
,a,y " T. win isI! recommendations from Mrs -" Il!
t.: Miss T. has been the instructicSS OF NY Ga"2e!S
a, other vo;inr ladies, il my house, Tor the last "';
months ;., 10 hrsila1n in saving tina! her method
III. very ..l and the progress Of her pupils not sG-
l::,d hg any Tie school will c9!nn'ence ON the i"'h
d anuiry and vii! end on the 10Th OF nncr"1eT al
l!r, Vacation Of CHE lmo:lth, from the middle OF June
t. i middle Of ju;--Sx eight boarders will be Ia
Len on lie following terms: English, $50: Music $50,
I,,gc. $40; Eoar io5 .e:. months, Bedding, Washing,
Nc. furnished hY Tie subscriber. $50. Board ana tut
MY f,I,yIlIil SAM'L CARR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-24

FESHE Annual Meeting of tie Stockholders of the
4 Farmers Bank of Virginia, will be held at their
Lurking House, on Wednesday, the 4,h Of January
next. J. G. BLAIR, Cashier.
Dec. II G6-t4J
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-24

Ala meeting Of the President and Directors Of HE
Louisa Rail Road Company at TayoIsvlIe on Monday
the 9th ot December, 1886:
Rrsoirtd That certificates be issued to the several
stockholders Of Tie Louisa Kali Road Company for tie
amount Of stock standing in their names on the books
o.! the Company, soon as the sum q. 81 per Sia7e
shall nave been paid each share so held by them re-
spec!iycY. BY order of the Board:
NATHANIEL THOMPSON. C|cTk
Form ETA Potccr ct .InOrneyJor transferring Stock:
Know all men by these PRESENTS that |, - --, oil
true aNd lawful Attorney Tor aud in my name AID
behalf - transfer unto - -: q" -, - shares
OF Tie capital o!nt stock Of the Louisa Rail Road
Company. unto me belonging. upon which - dollars
pr. share have been paid and for that purpose to make
and execute all necessary acts OF assignment and trans
fer thereof ,
In witness whereof have Ilereun,o set M hand and
seal this dav o. Il
Sealed and delivered Tsru.l
III tue presence "a:
December 20 u'-tl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-24

FHii. SGscr!5crs have formed connection Tor the
e purpose cf t:ansac,:ng general Co'"n'ss'on 'u-
s0c>$, rI,!rr the .m 81 Winfrce, Williamson ~ e.
j.. Tie ely - Rrii:rnG and Bianch, Wntec q Co
j" :, ,i1rn irprsur,r They will purchas" aud sell
II; n;nds Of couny produce, aud hope tfonl ,kcre%pe'
.,:ec n he iohncco and Cotton trade unit'd WITH
strict attention 10 business .ey will receive s!ac ol
public patronage
III chl?~& rtid on prodyce consigned TO Their care:
a",! tra*o;.aJ!c advances made when required.
SAMUEL WlNFREE,
70. G. WILLIAMSON,
TiiUS. BRANCH.
Pm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-24

ETDUCArlON--'i subscriber. haging employed
q a5. Albert Z. liewiri, teacher for the ensuing
year. a!cn.is opening Schoul his residence (Scoch
Towai n Hanover COUNTY. the 10Th Of January next
IN" terminate the 10Th Of December following, making
terra Of ten m"nts after dcducting one Of The summer
months, for vacation; IN which will be taught the Latin
and Greek languages, English GRAMMAR Geography
arithmetic. Reading and Writing Mr.. Hewlett has sa-
tsiac!ory csn:ona's pf his character and qualifications
to teach School, irnns teachers Of high standing and
great experience. Price for board aud tuition, including
washing, lodging, &c, $i0O, pay able half yearly.
The subscriber will take five six boys rot exceed
ing - years old bcaIders in his family Scotch Towl
is in Of the most healthy and respectable neghbor
hoods in Virginia. jNO. |. TAYLOR.
Dec Is G1-tS
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ca: lG'"T, o3i,.i'' 'c
% n;r. Of Mc.srs. +. Z J. Ja"s = Co.,: ana
10, ,c,vc ;,rr the Moth >rprS 81 c,'eI."' anu i
1.i,.:s Ca.r.r.s Al. Ers:iHg-. Il" ~. ~ r NV" o. H. 49,
IN .,yIc y:hr, l,tcrs hrscii e"rot Ia: :" iIv
~ .r,s r ~ l... they will f"'%b; H'ce' ~" IN "
H. K thankful f the cement he mas tG VIZ ~ nil AMIN
~ a..-;,. 10 deserve continuance OF H. 40 "o"'i "-'
; ,t c,i Of The public, confident that '"'set M
mi make them friends All he a."> Is i ,' C
"n"' ~, land an rxccIcn! a:aortmfnu b"o":S' '"-
49, oy. and Hosiery Vi ir.t-ratc Fd!:;T and o. e'e'! i
,nn which Offers 10 gcn"!cn 81 ',s w. he'd in Ne =
T. x norn, Tailc!s Magazine, Feo!S'ee !" NC
York, by !. 7. Wi.IiaEIs : 20. sl-w=S
Syynr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-24

r%:7!E subscriber nayir; purchased :hc Tavern at
1. Boyd;on, Mrckirnburg county, k:own as the
Dlyl,oa ilocl and recently occupied by Mr.. Nathaniel
e. i,.saI informs lis friends and The public gemfa!F
, he is prepared 10 accommodate customers Having
,c,;od considerable expense in repairing and Hltg up
tie cs.4Lls!.nrnt, and in laying in supplies he Will &C
c,a;yd.c those who may visit him, IN style OF neat
,c and comfort, which ca;uo ll 10 afford satisfaction
III: table shall lie supplied with the best provisions
h. ;.r::s shall be neat and co.ortah!e and his sta
he, wA Al ample supply Of provender, sal! be under
c.:a "t careful cxl.rri@nced and attentive osters-
i4 public need only favour him with their patronage TO
TT Ike fidelity wi,l which his pledges to them shall be
h.,r.aci. GfO. hO"h'o.
. Petersburg Constellation will insert The S1cys on" lime
r.. !, 0i--tS
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EsECEE.gsO.VEe. E:EA2GH:e'E.EE.

! faNO OWNERS OF SLiNES.-l have Tor several
Ell years hceH engaged in lining out slaves f'7 !rr::"S
IN lie Country; and number have expressed N"h
inc their slaves lnd attend 10 i.,n oW:,
and chs &C Il cDnmissinn shall hereafter attend PhT
cuar;y IL tits business = 1t is sell kT"an 20 miany Who
hire their slaves in this place, HAT they Mavv been rc
neglected. hy having here 10 attend II them,
aai frequently have SUSTAINED heavy Ios*rs III cOi:Sc'
ONcuCc VIII therefore lrc Tn, OUT, sec iH1i liiy "'c
property clad, have strict attention r"d them winch sex
get The highest prices Tor their hire. an! nnarahi'r al
! their hires for :, per cent. SiLAS WYATT.
GPAiircas WYATT Il WHITE. Richmond
! ErjtreRcc<-Cu Archibald K. iiacwcnd. Col. AK
Fleet A. " Robins, Jlo Fniia: Jno. Lnmpkin. El"!
* Qwcrn VIM burke, James Crnx'vn: Thomas I"rG"i':
: King William; John II. Eustacr, Archibald Thomas:
Jesse SuraA: Henry l.. Carter, Kic!ini1nd
! December u t!-!N
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Dee IL

A;7ROM:rly t. !i'iy BOYS < GIRLS trom 'ae com
q Try from 2 10 y years age, find profitable Ell;
I'"vmcat III the Ech;ncnd Gotten Factory tor Tic
l"1iIc: o. this and the ensuing year by early app'ica-
tn t. IlUS. JELilS. Agent.
r.y2h :,a-i2t
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.,.,nrr, =, published twice week generally ani
81, Gae >,! :.r. he session OF the Stale h"s> 1'aS,7
;" ,.o.o,' Five !'"AS Per ahh'i pay "' hr 'c
a. H'' 'rnr E:Ii", Will guarantee TIE sale o' remit
" liz ?:-;asc d" all liter. hs'ns ' C IL. O. The
-" =: 49, H., ::scc.tI"ur'i, but Al i:c aSc'f"'" W "
go -, "a saraga.cS h:v" been !"a up ~ ,-, .l,f
-: . 49,: ,y.;a..cc the payment c! nine PaF''S' "''
=. IT, ::"'" s;-!!EE:n Ms OF ADVERTISING. -,:....
w ., -: Insertion, :,crA!$; cSe' T"'''''G[ t
r.:.?:.c": iSHi;nI, uii;i'' - ei'"S' '"''' F
- .,:, rc: sla IN this eats " It's eH'i''S'
-..-=..-- '==---aE-z'=-sF'
49, NEGROES On Monday, the a"th Day
=: ~ 1- :: liu!I:ax Court House, U!ia' hfi!!g
- .N .,?'i sell so.:,e valuable Slaves, OF 'Ae sS-
- o! s';;'S' y ''''''' Rlcu'D. LOGAN, Errca!or.
Git paw
--,---I7I.S FNi: SALE.-pursnant /" decree 81
.I, county Court Of !aaoveT VIII be sea ny P,iu,
. ~" .,. his:rs bidder. for cash,on tuesday, me
J.: "S"' I.nu,ry next CT fair ii not, the next ioF
10" 90" -, !:sll Tavern in the City OF kichn'no, oe
az" ",r, and one o'clock, two likely negro men,
i':'' Two children, slaves belonging TO the eS-
,.sO: JOHN TAvTE 'Ii 5. TALLEY Commissioner
Msl% -----------.--. - =, ,. .: -,
w AND NEGEOEs FOR sALE.-By virtue
-" t,., ~ The Circuit Superior Court CT Law
e. =" -, .,- Tie county Of Dinwidd'e, pronounced
81: , -, Of Sc;.te.nLcr 1c:,i in The case o! Muir
=" ~. j n,i,,TS The undersigned Commissioners
T. rl' :, DY,ys o,,. Store in the upper part o! o
t.. rr;,!,y r :};i:h day Of December: 1870, ioEr-
"-"'' :i.,, iir,y NEGROES. belonging to the Is
''G irr,s Nu: dec d, 1t public auction, Tor cash.
H. ,,. ,..e a,.i place. ia" unttr<ignra VIII asa
81 ~ ; o;.,. halt ut the tract of LAND. on Which
''' ur;- now rrs:,!:s, called the Champion i!!s:
.,,,. ca3,,,:uS uhcut 2.UG0 acres. ana Tie m":r';
,', ~ b. :, :.t OIL as 10 contain one rG'"i ni''
,.Ii:,rau accord aG 10 qian':'y AND quaint ! he
g. ' .c the land viii ie liberal anu mace AhoWh
e. &C.,! JOHN ". NASH. C,,y,'s
ALDEN =. SOONER,
CI-2lw Sgd
-,I..Ui' \Et;KDi.$. Nr.--in pursuance ct &c
T. .',. County Court OF Louisa. pronounced on
- s ~, we sl!! proceed 10 sell, at the late resi-
o. Ni,..:i SncrG. Il, in the county OF LOUISA
,.f,,.,,y. ii, I'll! day nj January next, II i"ir II
-, ..yl FIR Gav. on credit Of nine months: amour
i..rt, d, Twenty !.ke!y NEGROES: among "A!ch
-. .',,.l ri; nI.n. women and girls
- '''" BENJAMIN SNEED. f;,ny,'r,,
ROBERT S. ELLIS.
., sam. tine aud place will be Sold ali the stock
- %,,.,s, cattle, hogs aud sheep, three yoke oxen
W sci .nc road wa@pG, above one hundred ahd hty
.~n g!uch< straw fodder, hay. Nc, p!&i'ial'aE
,'I,s.. hiss.hyi and Kitchen furniture. crop o! TO-
I,, 81. Nc. Terms MADE kaHwn on The d * at sale
'''' BENJAMIN SNEED,
ROBERT 5. ELLIS,
Ei.a;uis;raior$ If Nm. SEc'h, d'c
MRS Gi-3awtds
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LOUISA RAILROAD COMPANY.

IA!rd yJOHr't, hJtd and S'1ih iHstaImc"tS.
= Y Il meeting Of the President and Directors "l the
"a Louisa Rail read Company: at Taysursyie, on
Monday the 2ist day Of November, lS:6-
EcSora., That the Stockholders Of the Louisa Rui!-
road Company be- and they hereby required, to pay
into the Farmers Bank Of Virginia. twenty dollars per
SHARE on each share Of stock held by them i'll the said
Company, in instruments, as follows: five dollars per
share The Isl hay of January next hive dollars per
share on the iSt dag OF February next five dollars per
share on the LIST day of March next and five dollars
per share tic Isl day of April next.
by oder Of the Ruard,
NATHANIEL THOMPSON Ccrh.
n B. The iusal.nenls that have been called for, in
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49,, NEGROES On Monday, the 26th day
- ti;, ~ 49, >: Halifax Court House, Cha, being
- - '' .r,' sci! so.:e valuable Saves, OF the go
T.. .! s'''"'' RlClI'D. LOGAN, ErrcaIor.
Cit 2awE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-24

,s,I;E Iu? ia themselves ;s"'h"T. "": we
= frr.. &C. .rli : rA"'ie'riy t'' the ' ~"
J.. ,;1ot. M; ,.S. wtnlcsn: uuI ria;I, 1--we
- % i.; i,-;lry orcup,Gh y Wm. :; l'a,m h!'ai'! "''H
~ Y J.un:.s .!,n :. ~, wt;" tn: NH ~ "' 'H '
me- -, ~ ,f.n,i,. :rIi:Ai: a>-"'iHici' 81 S'"i" W F
rai lr"a sc";r c"T"in' r%h .'
-; ir.r >#i al, :. ."i Ga ~ iF""t'r
,,,: -. any E.!.e ;hr ey'y h"r!i' ',f! '''n w.
l. m T., ;:,-if .:#.iy lr"a@ iti' goods al u" 'l''H
r.t,.: 80, .;r a;i! .ir@ r." 'i !" nay "i
-. rrrl: suited. Iry Natter i'cH,c''" I'M 'i"! N"'
~ @,,. cn::,t a, and town Gcaic's i"na !E'
500" '''''. ''~; ''.'? E.. II. MEMO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-24

- Al di.,,,cI 10 vi lrora INV u n:r iIHIcH 1'
e fly NE(;HOES-il'y of good character. Ill., IS
a:,d ingenious; T:cvr among tFl"n several :''.cia
mes such az tlact*::s carpenters: c""a"FS, WcAy'S.
t>e. Nc. Application ma? h; made either II: :<mn or
hy letter (nost padl - l. +. llax1 EsT oi Rich.
!iond or to Tie subscriber resi:n.! in Ho!t"!H.
EGHI. f. STARK.
roc ~ G:i--5i,VwtS
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-04-26
RURAL ECONOMY.

Ertruct from Pamphlet giring an 1ccount Of
The Medical Properties Of the Grey Suiphur
Springs, Virginia.
The great reputation which the Mineral
Springs of Virginia have Of late years ac-
quircd, cause them to be resortcd to, in great
numbers, not only by invalids from every
section of the United States and foreign
parts, hut also by individuals of leisure and
fashion, whose principal object is, to pass
the summer in an agreeable manner. The
properties Of the Warm, Hot, Sweet. White
Sui phur, Salt Sulphur and Red Sulphur
Springs are generally known. Those OF
the Grey Sulphur having been asccrtalned
only within the last two years, have yet to
be made public, and in order to do so, wo arc
induced to give in this form, an account OF
the situation and medical properties, togeth-
er with statement of some Of the cases
benefited by the use oflhc waters.
The Grey Sulphur Springs are situated
near the Inc, dividing the counties Of Giles
and Monroe, Virginia; on the main road
leading from the Cour: House OF the one 10
.;.c other. They arc three tourths OF a
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-04-26
From tie Sunday School Journal.
UNCONVENTIONAL AND GENERAL UNIONS

UNCONVENTIONAL AND GENERAL UNIONS.
Since the institution Of the American
Sunday-school Union, several other socie-
tics have been formed for the promotion
and aid ofSabbath-s Some ofthcse
have been established for the benefit of a
particular denomination throughout the
whole country; others for particular demo
minations within certain limits. The Nc
thodist Episcopal and Protestant Episcopal
Unions, for instance, are in this sense gene.
rul-they arc designed to assist the cause
in their respective denominations in all parts
of the land, and are connected with their o.
peratons as churches. There are other
UNCONVENTIONAL Unions, which arc not con-
ncctcd officially with their ecclesiastical Or
CARNATIONS, but are designed to promote
the benefit and increase ofthe schools of
their denominations within certain limits
such as the Massachusetts Baptist Union,
O. :he Sabba:h.schoo. Society oFthe same
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-04-26
4. Quiets irritation orthc alimentary ca.

4. Quiets irritation ofthc alimentary ca.
nal.
5. Controls and lessons the force of the
circulation when unnaturally excited by dis
ease, and often in this way, is remedial in
internal inflammation ofthe organs.
6. 1t tranquilizcs nervous irritability.
7. Is mild and certain expectorant, Of
ten allaying dyspnaa, and promoting recov-
cry from chronic ailments Of the chest or
wind pipe.
8. Italtcrs the action of the liver where
this has been previously deranged, in man.
ner peculiar to itself, and under circumstan-
ces in which the ordinary alternatives arc
forbidden by reason of their excitive, or
otherwise irrelevant properties.
o. 1t is also sudcritic or diaphoretic ;
and
10. When taken at bedtime. often proves
itself soporific : apparently sitting that indis-
cribable, but too well understood inquietude,
which so frequently and unhappily inter
rupts or prevents the rcpose Of the invalid
and'especially of the dyspeptic.
Having thus briefly stated the properties
ofthis Spring, we submit the following state
mcnt ofcases, treated at the Grey Sulphur
Illustrative ofthe effect of the waters, and ii
corroboration of what has been advanced
Except those which are noticed in their prop
or places, all are either directly from the pei
of the sufferers themselves, or were imme
diatelv dictated by them in the form in which
they appear in the notes. The originals arc
in our possession, signed by the individuals
whose cases arc referred to.
The Pamphlet contains letters, from some
ofthe most scientific gentlemen Throughout
the Union, recommending these Springs II
the attention ofinyalids.
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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-01-07
From ll,e Lekinglon Ma Cazelte.

SPRING SADDLEs.-Permit me to re-
commend 10 those who are Interested IN
improvements in saddles, the recent inven-
ten Of Messrs. III. s. a Becgd, of Gteen'
vile. Virginia. 1t IS, perhaps, by far, the
most important OF its kind, thst has been
made for many years, and needs only TO
be known, TO be brought into universal
use, so as entirely 10 supercede every 9th
or plan upon which saddles have hereto
fore been constructed.
The Improvement consists, LIST, ia an
angle steel spring fastened 10 the webbing
for the purpose Of giving spring 10 the
seat end, IN a spring fixed 10 the bars Of
the girth, 10 order TO give elasticity TO the
girth-and 3diy, in an iron horn mounted
on the pHmmel Of the saddle, which gives
il the fashion Of a Spanish saddle.
II has long been a desideratum, consid-
cred Of the first Importance, TO attain such
a spring to the saddle as would render it
elastic, and destroy the dead, inert weight,
alike Eatiguing aud uncomfortable 10 the
rider, and injurious 10 the horse. Ac
cordingly many attempts have been made
to supply this defect in our saddles; but
they have, until now, been comparatively
unsuccessful, The reason Of the failure
Of some Of the previous inventions was,
that the spring was so placed as 10 wear
out the saddle by friction; aud Of others,
that the spring was fixed SO far on the
! back of the saddle as 10 render it Gee sa
ny, in consequence Of its position, SO to
cut and weaken the tree that it pressed
down upon the horse, and inflicted severe
injury on lis back. But the inventors
have remedied these imperfections in a
most admirable and ingenious manner by
placing the spring in the head of The Tree
SO that it is Impossible for the horses
back TO be injured, or the aaddIe TO be
affected by friction.
A large number Of the best Saddlers in
Virginia have given certificates TO this ef
feet. They declare that Boards improv.
ed saddle is superior to all IN use, and that
it eoRapletely answers the purposes, with
out possessing the defects Of the spring
saddles formerly used. One gentleman,
Mr. Ii. +. Young, Of Augusta, says that
he has had a saddle Of MessFs Boards in