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Fto,u the MISSOURI ReDoylsr. J,,lv IN.

SANTA FE TRADERs.-Captain Cooke, OF the United
States army, has made official report TO General
Gaines Of this Military Division, in reference 10 his
recent proceedings in the Indian territory by which
il appears that he disarmed company of Texans,
under the command of Coonel Snlyely, on the Both
Of June last. When he approached the spot where
the Texans encamped, white flag was dis.
played In pursuance Of q message sent TO them,
Col Sniycly and two others waited on Capt Cooke
and informed him that they acting under COM
mission from the Texan Government, and thought
they were ia the territory OF the Republic. Col. -
produced his commission from the Texan Secretary
Of War, authorizing him 10 raise force Of three
hundred men 10 plumber the Santa Fe traders whilst
crossing the Texan territory on their way 10 the IT,
States. But Capt. c., concluding that such a
mission would hardly authorize land prpateeyifg, at
least the American side of the line disputed
territory, dsarmed the Texans and gave them per-
mission either to return TO Texas or 10 accompany
right pursue the enemy twenty miles into the
men would be in great danger, without their arms,
from large body Of hostile Indians that they had
Gently met, and further, that they in starving
condition. An attempt made by Col. SIS aid 10
ncite the Texans to resistance, but they yielded
the approach OF Capt. Z. The larger part of the
Texans accepted the offer Of Capt. G. and returned
with him TO the United States-tbe other portion pro-
ceeded 10 Texas with Col. s. Col. Warfeld was one
of the band. He was the only one Of the party who
had regular commission. He was empowered by
the Texan Government to bestow an unlimited num-
Der of commissions citizens Of the United States
to make Mexico Mcdaniel, one of the muir
derers of Charys, held captains commission given
to him by Warfeld.
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YucArAs.-An arrival at New Orleans on the I'd
instant from sisa, furnished information that one Of
tho Yucatan gun-boats had captured an English
schooner for smuggling, and had carried her into ST.
sal The two English officers who were taken pri-
soners at Telschac, were released on the 10Th nit 49,
They lief, for Compeachy the next day to procure
passage TO England,
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II the Enquirer thinks to deter us from our
purpose by making shield Of the notorious Po
litical Papder referred to, il is much mistaken.
"Mr John Jones" does NOT deprecate the wrath
of the Political Pander, nor any Of his friends.
II Mr.. Richie, in resolving to wage an unnalu-
raj and an unjust war against the President, has
thrown as de his dignity and his self respect, he
must take he consequences.
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sGoID IN NORM CARoLrsa.-A man picked up
rock in GAINESVILLE, Mecklenburg county from which
he extracted $50 worth Of fine gold and rich vein
has since been discovered by The depositcs Of
gold at the North Carolina Branch Mint in July
siO,OoO-ncarly double the amount in any month OF
last wear
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From the ST. Louis Evening Gazette
GEN. GAINES AND THE SANTA FE
TRADERS

Through the poeness of that interchangeable and
veteran officer, Gen. GAINES, VIC are enabled to pre-
sent our readers with transcript of the energetic
despatch forwarded by him to Brgader General
tive to the line of conduct which will hereafter
govern the military with regard 10 the escort and
protection OF The Santa Fe traders. The spirit in
which the document written win, we have no
doubt, have due influence upon the ruflians who are
now proving in The vicinity of our northwestern
frontier. Gen. Gaines deserves and should receive
for his PromPttude IN this matter the thanks OF his
fellow-citiZens.
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r. ON The Nashville Union.

SENATORS ELECTED.
Davidson-Thomas II. Jennings, Wing.
Rutherford and Williamson-W. w. Sneed, Wing.
REPRESENTATIONS
Davidson-Trimble and Norman, Wing.
Rutberford-R Richardson and Burrows, Wing
INSTRUMENTATION Wing.
Sumner-Boddie and Turner, Dem.
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The Prince de Joinve has presented TO Captain
Shook, Of the steamer Columbus, gold snuff box,
accompanied with expression Of his thanks for the
kindness and attention showed him by the captain
during his voyage on the Lakes.
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MANTIIAMAklNG

Mrs T. b. ROBINSON, respectfully inform.
wi the ladies OF Washington and ITS vicinity that
she has removed from her late residence on street
TO 9th, above +, nearly opposite Mr. Asbnry Tuck
er's, where she will be glad to her old customers
and those who may favor her with call Her o..
sidcnce pleasant and free from the dust and morse"
where she prepared TO execute work In her line III
he neatcst and most fashionable manner
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AT the celebration Of the Fourth Of July by the
Nashville Literary Institute Of Pttsburg, the follow
ing beautiful toast was given by John Ftznmons,
Esquire -
Observation-Disclosures left him childess that
the Nation might call him Father.
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HON. JOHN SNYDER

We are glad TO learn that the Hon. John
Snyder, of Pennsylvania has been re-nomina-
ted for Congress
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large saw fish was recently taken by some fish
ermcn at Beasely's Point, Delaware Bay lis length
was fourteen and a half feet, and its weight from
eight to twelve hundred pounds-the saw was three
feet long.
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Majority for Arlington, so far, Holland 2 Wing
counties 10 be heard from. The Raleigh Register
thinks II probable that Stany is defeated. "Cbargc
Stany, charge" has for this time lost its battle
charm
9th District-Kcnne,h Rayner, Wing, reelected
by large majority (some or 500 over Moore, his
Democratic opponent
Upon the whole, as the signs now stand we feel
bound to state, TO Democratic friends In the old
North State, that they must put forth all their zeal
and unite their ranks by indssouble harmony-or
they may be routed in lS44-and this noble State
signed over 10 Henry Clay and his Federal myrd-
dons Will they consent to this disastrous aIIotment
No Will they strike their colors' No Perish the
thought-f they have the souls Of men, and the wis
dom Of statesmen.
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MASONIC.

~" The Craftsmen Of FfDrRsL LoDer, No. !,
will please bear in mind, that regular meeting will
be held at Central Hail." on Monday evening
July IL
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fIHE NEW PURCHASE; Or, seven and bait
Il years in the Far West, by X Carlton, Esq -
A few copies received, for sslo 10y
aug 3 + TAYLOR
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MIR. cLAY,s BOWIE KNIFE ArFAla.

Mr.. G. NJ Clay has put forth statement
wherein he alleges that be did not use his Bowie
knife on Mr.. Brown, until be had received Mr..
Browns fire.
We have now handbill put forth by the
friends OF MIR. Brown, stating the circumstances
OF the rencounler to have been the reverse OF
Mr.. Clay's assertions.
We append some of the certificates Of eye
Witnesses
that took place between e. NJ Clay and s. N. Brown
al Russells cave, The Let inst, and state OF our
own know ledge that G. M. Clay gave 3. M. Brown
several cuts with large Bowie knife, before Brown
shot Clay. We further state that Clay passed the
first lie on Brown. August 3. ie43.
JOHN M. M'CAII.A,
BENZ. G. WOOD
II. ATCHlSON, Sen.
Iwas present at Russell's cave when the ARRAY
took place between MIR. Clay and MIR. Brown, on the
LIST instant cannot be mistaken in asserting, posi-
lively, that Mr. Brown received al least two blows
with the knife before the pistol was handed TO him
Mr. Brown was bleeding freely from the wounds in
hicted on him when the pistol was fired.
JOHN Ii. WALLACE
Lexington, August 3, lS43
We were present at the rencounter between e. M,
Clay and Samuel M. Brown, al HusseHs cave, on the
LIST inst, and state that Clay cut Brown with the
Bowie knife before Brown shot. August : l643.
J. ii. WARE.
J. WARE
We were present Of the rencoanter between Z. NJ
Clay and S. M. Brown at Russell's cave, q the Isl
instant, and state of our own knowledge that Z M
Clay gave s. M. Brown two cuts with large B2w lie
knife, before Brown shot at Clay August s, l64S
MARCUS RICHARDSON.
WILLIAM McCLANE-
was present at the rencounter that took place
between @. NJ. Clay and s. M. Brown at Russeii's
cave on the LIST inst, and state of my own known,
edge, that c. M. Clay gave S. NJ Brown severai
cuts with large Bowie knife, before Brown shot al
Clay. august 2, ,o1S'
GEORGE nj. GORHAM.
was present at the rencounter which look place
at Russell's cave between Cash NJ Clay and sam
Brown and Browns head badly cut before the
pistol was fired. August ., l643,
THOMAS J. HAMBLETON.
do certify that was at the cave on the hrst INST,
and saw the ARRAY between Clay and Brown, an
saw Clay strike Brown stroke with Bowie KNIFE,
before Brown received pistol. From whom know
not. August 3, le43.
A. X. WALLACE.
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Hon. CALEB CUsuMo.-Ths gentleman, previous
to his departure from Norfolk, in the steamship Mis-
souri,, received an invitation from number of his
political friends in Philadelphia to partake of pub
lie dinner The following is the letter declining the
invitation
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do certify that was at the cave on the hrst ihs''
and saw the ARRAY between Clay and Brown, an
saw Clay strike Brown stroke with Bowie knife,
before Brown received pistol. From whom know
not. august ., iofS.
A. r. WALLACE.
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NORFOLK, August 4, lS43.

GENTLEMEN: beg you to accept the declaration
Of my warmes gratitude for the honor you have done
me, in rendering to me an invitation to apubc din
ner, in the city Of Philadelphia, previous to my de-
parture for China. In leaving my native land, in en-
terng upon the and untried scenes which await
me in the East, in severing for time a, least the
bonds of friendship and affection, in sacrificing every
thing else 10 the performance Of my public duty, |
shall have the proud pleasure of your kind wishes to
console me in this the hour of my departure. | re-
greet exceedingly that my public engagements have
deprived OF the satisfaction Of accedng to your
falterng invitation and am, with sentiments of the
highest respect and esteem,
C. CUSHING.
Nessrs. VIM. Strickland and others, Philadelphia.
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was present at the rencounter which TOOK place.
at Russel's cave between Cash NJ. Clay and Sam
Brown, and Browns head was badly cut before the
pistol was fired. August ., lS43.
THOMAS J. HAMBLETON.
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OFFICIAL.
NAVY ORDERS.

August leave Of absence for three months
to the officers of sloop Yorktown, at New Y ork.
august S.--Leave Of absence for three months
10 the officers of the sloop Boston, at Boston.
Assistant Surgeon II. d. Taliaferro, to Hos
pilal near Norfolk.
Mid. A. N. Smith to receiving ship at Boston,
after leave one month.
Mid II. Pattison, order TO the Falmouth re-
voked, and leave two months.
august 9.-Commander VIM. lnman, com
mand the Iron Steamer TO be employed on the
Lakes.
Lieut.. George Minor, to the Warren, Nor
folk.
Lieut.. Jas. H. North, to the steamer Union,
Norfolk.
Leuts. r. F. Pinkney and II. s. Trapcr, 10
the Warren, Norfolk.
August l0.--Lieuts. B. Shepard and FilZ
allen Deas, to Navy Yard, New York.
Lieut.. John A. Russ, detached from Navy
Yard, New York.
Lieut.. II. Semmes, TO command of steamer
Poinsett.
Mid. T. B. Wainwright, detached from
steamer Union Norfolk.
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was present at the rencounter that took place
between @. NJ. Clay and s M. Brown at Russeiis
cave on the LIST inst, and state of my own knowi,
edge, that c. nj Clay gave S. NJ. Brown several
cuts with large Bowie knife, before Brown shot at
Clay. August :, ioiS'
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We were present at the rencounter between c. NJ
CLAY and Samuel M. Brown, at Russells cave, on the
LIST inst, and state that Clay cut Brown with the
Bowie knife before Brown shot August ! lS43.
| J. H. WARE.
J. WARE
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We were present at the rencoanter between G. NJ
Clay and S. M Brown at Russell's cave, q the LIST
instant, and state of our own knowledge that z M
Clay gave S. Nj. Brown two cuts with large B2w he
knife, before Brown shot at Clay. August s. l64S.
MARCUS RICHARDSON
WILLIAM McCLANE.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-04
NEW GOODS.

TIME Subscribers have just received from, the
Il Eastern cities, aud are row opening in the
fersou street, a large and splendid assortment Of
Fall and Winter goods such a.
Blue, Black, Brown. Green, Steel Mixed
and Wool dyed Cloths.
Plain and Diamond Pilot Cloths,
Fancy and Plain Casimeres.
Sattinetts from II cts to $50.
Kentucky Jeans, Hard times. Buffalo Cloth.
Canvass aud Padding, White, Red, Green,
and Yellow Flannels.
Rose Blankets, Mackinaw do.
Merino Shirts, Lambs Wool Drawers,
Plaid Linseys plain do.
large assortment Of Plain and figured Merino,
French Bon,bazine, French Merino.
Blanket Shawls. Merino Handkerchief
Silk Veivets. Cotton do.
Linen Cambria Handkerchief.
Figured Silks, Plain Black do. Merino Shawis,
Rleeched Muslin, Brown SheetinE,
Gum.clastic Suspenders, Worsted do.
Solid Head Pins. Scotch Thread. Spool Cotton
Buttons, q large assortment Of Cal,coes cheapel
than ever. Beds Ticking, Canton Fianneis,
Buck skin Gloves. Brown do. Pocket Books,
Tape. Shoe Thread, Cotton Cord.
Fur a~d Russia Hats. Ribbons. Laces. Edgings
QuilIings, Book Muslin, Swiss do. Jackonctt
tamblc Null Muslin. Striped and
Cross Bar Jackonett, Black aud White Parsinett
A large assortment of Hardware,
Such as Door Locks. Bolts. Hinges, Screws,
Bed Stead Caps aud Screws, Tacks.
Tea and Table Spoons, Raso and Strops.
Curry Combs. Horse Cards. Plain Bits,
Stirrups, Pistols. Pen Knives. Pad Locks.
Paint Brushes, Sash do. Aogurs. Cast Steel.
Iron Blister do, Shear Steel. Spring do,
100 Kegs Nails assorted sizes,
10 Tons Junatta Iron assorted,
Window Glass, Linsced Oil,
Superior French Brandy, Madeira Wine and
Holland Gin.
In word, we have a general assortment o
goods suitable for the season aud this. market, ant
all we ask, is for our friends aud customers to cal
and see. and examine goods. and we warral,
them cheap enough to give satisfaction
POSTLEWAlT q CREEGAN.
oct @
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-04

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
Territory Of iowa. District Cour; for the
first judicial District in said Territory.
The creditors Of Nicholas Winters.ein, q
decreed bankrupt, who have proved their
deb,s, and other persons interested are mere
By notified tia, ,h. 9th day Of February
next, al Burlington in the County Of Des
Moines in said Territory has been designa-
ted by the court az the time and place when
and where they may attend and shew cause
II any they may have why certificate Of
final discharge shall not Re granted 10 said
Bankrupt. Dated this 26th day Of Noyem-
Der 1912. By order Of the court.
j. s. DUNLAP. Clerk.
Higgins & Mills, Sol'rs-dec Slow
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
Territory Of Iowa, District Court for the
first judicial District in said Territory.
The creditors of Richard Hale, decreel
bankrupt, who have proved their debls, and
other persons interested are hereby notified
that the 9Th day Of March next, al Burling-
ton, in the county Of Des Moines in said
Territory has been designated by the cour.
as the time and place when and where tn ey
may attend and shew cause if any they
may have why d certificate Of final dis.
charge shall not be granted 10 said bank
rup,. Dated this 28,h day Of November,
l642. By order ofthe court.
]. s. DUNLAP, Clerk,
j. C. Hull, Sol'r. dec 3-IOw
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-04
Jany 7.h le43. Ct.
TRUSTEE 6AL.E.

NOTICEis hereby given that BY, virtue
~ Of = Decd OF Trust given 10 Moses B.
Cox by Charles MADEIRA ( Solomon Sherfey
shall proceed 70 sell TO the highest bidder
in cash, in The city Of Burlington, on Mon
d0y the 9Th day Of April next the following
property, viz; the vest halfof The north
west quarter of section No. seventeen; also
all that part Of The west half Of the north
west Of section No. twenty, lying and being
on the south and east side Of Fin. creek
seventy-Gve acres more or less, all being
in Township No. seventy north Of Range
ten west, together with NIL the rights, PRIV.
iIegcs and imprl vements thereon Said
s,le 10 commence at 10 O'Clock on sail day
and continue from day TO day until sold.
MOSES u. COX, Trustee.
Jim. l4,h 1e43-3m.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-04
By the President:
THO. III. BLAKE,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.

NOTICE TO PRE.ENpTloN CLAIMANTS.
Every pcrson claiming the right Of pre-
cmp,ion 10 land in any Of the township.
designated in thi. proclamation, in virsue
Of the provisions of the &C, OF 22d June,
1888, as extended and modified by the &C,
of IL. Of June, 1910, or Of the provision.
Of the latter act, where those laws sill
apply to such claims by reason Of the nb
sencc Of the pla,s at the Registers Office on
22d June, 1871, or by virtue of the &c. Of
The 4th September, 164l, each granting GER
mi, privileges to another and different class
of se,,,c,: "a requested 20 prove the same
10 The an,isfao ton Of the Register and Re-
ceiver Of The proper Land oftic, and make
pa, men. therefor a. s7.'' a'pract'eaOte 9lfer
seeing thisnctiec, and before Nd uay appoint
ed for the commencement Of the p.' sale
ofthe land as above dezignased, olhel wl>s
such claims will be forfeited.
Where the year subsequent to the fling of
The plats shall expire previous 10 the day
fixed for the commencement Of the sale "a
bove mentioned, claims under the acts Of
1888 and 1910, above referred TO, will be
forfeited II not proven up and paid for prisr
10 the expiration Of such year.
THO. II. BLAKE,
Commissioner ofthe General Lana Office.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-04
STATES OF AMERICA,

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
Territory Of Iowa, District Court for the
first Judicial District in said Territory.
The creditors of Stephen Hester, a de-
creed bankrupt, who have proved their
deb.s, and other persons Interested are here
by notified that shs 9th day Of March next,
At Burlington, in she county Of Dee Aoine'
in said Territory has been designated By the
csur. @ the tiaae and place when and where
they may a4tead and shsv casse if any
they nay have Why ser.i6case q 6sal dis
chsrgs shall nss 30 svanted 70 said Bank
rupt. Dated .hjs 26lh day Of November,
1912. By order Of he serst.
j.. 8. Dsslsp, Clark.
j. w. T. j. R.JVoods, Sol,fsS dSo SLOW
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-04
J S Dunlap, clerk.
D. Rorer. sol'r Jan. Z, I843-lOw.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,

Territory of Iowa, District Court for the
first Ju iicial District in said Territory.
The creditors Of William Huntington, a
decreed bankrupt, who have proved their
debts, and other persons interested are here
by notified that the 25th day Of March,
next, at Mt. Pleasant, in the County OF
Henry in said Territory has been des;gna.
ted by the court as the time and place when
and where they may attend and shew cause
il any they may have why certificate Of
final discharge shs no. be granted to said
Bankrups. Dated this 2Ist day Of Deeem
Der 1912. By order Of the court.
J. s. DUNLAP, Clerk.
g. w. Teas, Sol'r.-dec 24-lOw
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-04

heals, or large boxes place them in the
cellar, fill them with the potatoes, tutnip ,
shsets, Or other roots, and fill III the inter.
stices with ceian sand, WHICH is to be kept
moist. II is to be c7ean as matter Of
convenience and ncatness. One load
will cover large quantity Of roots, and
may be used for many successive years.
The Cuitipatcr.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-04
90 AO1HI lF GRO
CORSE& HARTMAN,

"AvE established themselves in the
II. aboye business, On Water street, in the
hsnes formerly occupied by Dr., Robinson as
a drug store, where they intend carrying i on
in ali its branches. Having been engaged in
the coach manufacturing business for the last
fifteen or twenty years invarious parts Of the
United States, they fatter themselves that
they will be able to give general satisfaction.
They will have constantly on hand every de-
scription Of CARRIAGES now in use in this part
of tho country, the durability and workman
ship Of which they fully guaranty; nor shall
their splendor, style or finish be surpassed by
those from any establishment in the west
Smithing, Stage work, and repairing Of every
description attended to at the shortest notice.
All orders from abroad will be promptly at
tended to. Dearborns and light market wa
CONS will be he'd in the NEST approved
style. Produce Of oil kinds will be received
in exchange for work. They hope by strict
,t.cntio. to business to gain liberal share
Of public patronage,
BrlingtcD,uct 1. 1912. Y
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-04
PUBLIC NOTICE.
,EyIlE suhscr;ber takes this method

THVHE suhicriber takes this method to in.
y form The public in general, that he hn,
taken. and repnirod tho Tavern stand,
known rs ,he Dsavens'~ stand, in the town
Of Wapcllo, eign Of .he Eagle, and can now
say to those who will favor him with their
custom, will be received cordially and will
be well accohmo,ln.ed with as good p,ovis-
ions as the country nfords his stable 10 uls.
s good condition and fasnished with plcn-
-. lie has also oLsainsd license 70 keep a
ferry across the Igwa gisef opposite the Public
squsss. between PIPER and Lower Wapello,
we'll lssnishs boaad AMI careful hands,
4. Whit lssrf blia Sans D. a,leni-d 10
ni.hout 1assr1e an4 Ferry rates,
semew hAt reduced
NJ JACOB stsETUN;
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-04

Hoo to luce sharp R0sor.-Take a
strapot thick harness leather, fasten it at
each end to piece Of wood, and then
rub its surface with piece Of tin, (any
tin dish will do) until it is smooth. This
goes head OF all the patent straps that
have vet been inyenetd.