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& nev pleasure cehiclc.--The n. YORK
Evening Gazette describes a now and
magnificent equipage called the Ca'iola.
It's somewhat like tAe English chariot.
ihongh with two seats instead oi ouc, the
body hung very low, and tie from. wheels,
which are small, with wide t!les, turn
underneath the carriage.