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The Wings shrewdIy suspected, that they had got M
ms of at the last session, when they brought 'f%I
their resolutions in favor Of the Distribution Of e "
ceeds Of the Public Lands. They thought they We
playing a strong card against us-Most of the Co"st
atiTcs harked in-bu, ire shrPwtiy suspect th"' W.
were eminently mistaken in the cg,a which they u.s.,
promised themselves by the mar Gnuvre. Thanks T. VI"
Republican Senate for checkmaiing in this lns'a"c "
least. the Opposition! The resolutions found ihf'
elus in that much decred, much Represented "",
Bot. as il has become Of the issues Of the p'
certain countless Messrs. Broadus. Shanks' o. ,,
boldly standing W to The scratch for Mr. Gay
Wing measure we feel Ives bound TO arr u' -.
pledge which made at the time Of the discu''D"
fresh The memories Of cur readers, and bring O-
mind The objections hich were urged by Gen JsS" a.
in his celebrated Veto Message Of Decer,bef i1'' ,.
shall publish il in next. He shows, thath you he
this source Of revenue from the common purpose"
Treasury You must throw yourself upon other
at requires argument (says he) TO Prov ,D ,.,I
three millions # dollars year, or any nIhP' s" hn,c
be taken out of the Treasury by this ol Tor ne
it must be replaced by the same sum co'l'c,'s w
people through some other means Inc 0'o '''
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nc,rpICTIYE FIRE AT FORT FAIRFIELD.
(Corre.pCnltnee e Briggs Bm'en" 1900

'"BASooR, April 3, le39.
.cs,,s,nt Brown. of The Land Agents party, VINO
arrived last MI l from the Afuoslook, reports nv
f., Fairfield which broke out in the guard house oe
,wsen one and two vclrckP NJ on Monday last, \2-"
and consumed the guard and store house aacneu
all their contents, consisting, IN P"t,, OF 50 va
pork about $40 barrels Of bread. lew BOXES VI nA.
ammunition Cannon cartridgcsD &c, amounting W
Sl0C0O A military guard Of lao men was Ieit ny t'e
Major General of the Sd division to protect 'he
Of The State, but they were piosio'y e"e'su ~ n
duties when the fire broke out IL Is a''t'ouea ~
dent. -, >, , 1oh
sh, of the I'd instant suys, in postscript we ""p
the press say That we have just beeh ih'o'eo' ny
passenger in the Western Stage that fush STORE u"
Hancock was blown mp last night, and fourteen persons
wbo were in The store killed dreadfu!ly wounded II
is said that open kegs OF p"wdeI hao oeeh e'.
ing BY the counter into one Of which The snnl 81 can
die was accidentally thrown We have not hesIo any
of The names Of the unfortunate inmates OF e S'ote d.
the time Of The explosion.
"P. S.-We have just seen letter "i 'h'S n'"|n'"s
date which SAYS III though three or "nT VIII Gle -
SO that we presume n"ne were instantly Killed
Ertensicc Recovery IF Stolen GOoas 1T will, doubt
less lie remembered by most OF our readers INA, d" 'e
pioh Of the 9th Of February last, MIR Jordan STORE
Of Richmond, Virginia, was entered ara fnpoFG o. W.
tween Six and Seven Thousand Dollars o'ih oi 1""cS'
consisting of gold aud silver watches, diamonds, Jewel
~, and sliverwae. ,
We are happy to learn that through The eSFr'ons oil
our vieilant Cny Police Cficrrs MrssTs Young NC
Lean and Blanc ,lr hole Of The booty has been re-
cnvered and WIS Yesterday morning ,!Ivered over Ia
Mr. jordan by The Mayor o' Philadelphia
This is moi al; for the u.icrrs also snccet c'o
in recovering about One thousand dollars worm "i ufy
Go, ds recently stolen from store III ba'm"re' we
bel,ey, they have be- engaged in the laudahie w"iR
offerrPtlnn the burglars aud Their punoef or oe
than three weeks. ard We Tusthsy VIII crown 'tf ~
bors by cnilrsy routing or capturing what We MUS
presume 10 be, formidable and well organized gang
philadelphia Inquirer
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-07

NJOTlCE All persons having claims asans, the
~ estate Of WilIism Ford, decd, are requested to
presen, them, properly authenticated for settlement
and those Indebted will please make payment.
JOHN w. FORD,
Executor Of HIM Ford decreased.
Apr &c ll5-w4WH
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The political complexion OF Virginia, at Inc Presen'
crisis is highly gratifying well ss cheering to Tue
friend Of liberal principles throughout The Union from
the spr, of her press and The enthusiasm OF her eao
inc po,icians we should think that The spirit oi nef
psone il 1uy aroused and that she has come I" Inc oe
Termination of casting aside The incubus that mas opera
ted spnnst her for the last twelve months, we'Hn"g
down her energies and temporarily checSing Inc ia'e"
Of RepublcaDsm. :: H.
V,rsina will once more assume her sialion w 'ns
ranks of the true disciples Of the faith o 'o atou'u
whose alars her patriotic forefahers gathered IN me
storms of the Revolution, piedging their lives ,of
tunes on The Of The die. She must remember hei
high origin and lofty name.
Virginia gave birth 10 the immortal Jefferson tne Va
ther APOSTLE and champion Of human freedom ana me
founder Of the great Republican party OF the D she
can enumerate among The constellation OF nef he'oeS
and statesmen the bright and living lights OF men, 'nhg
in war; strong peace and strong in The hearts oi he'
coun,fymen Her early 10 politics IS interviewer
with the glory Of the Revolution and ldsn''hed win Inc
organization Of The most perfect fabric ct civil freedom
ever reared by the hand of She has every thing
10 iuci,e her in the coming contest the bravery pa
uio,ism and fidelity Of her furefaihers, and the 10.
nor and name OF The Old Dominion, which, IN ilseit'
is host She must be fully aware that the CRISIS IS
one of vital only to the preservation Oh
her political creed but 10 the salvation oil heF ptcua
institutions against which bloody crusade has oeeh IN
s,ituled Let her awaken 10 serse of the dangers ha
ENVIRON her. and learn to appreciate the importance o.
the contest and We shall witness victory unpTecedehl
ed in her annals Washington Metropolis.
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LATER FROM FRANCE

New York hlay By the Poland, Capt. Anthony,
from Havre, We have French files TO March 80.
The ministerial crisis continued
Three per Cents al two clock on The SUN, $1,000 al
SOf DC.
Cabrera is said to have had the Christi
nos The typhus fever RACES in Navarro.
Nj Theirs had been sent for by the King, and asked
to accept foreign MISSION IN order TO break through
certain engagements with the Centre Gducke NJ. THEIRS
said there gsremens, but il they considered
themselves under any him, he gave them full liberty
If his acceptance OF fugn mission could terminate
the crisis, he would consent, though at great personal
Inconvenience.
The Centrc Gauchc and GGuehe, hearing Of these
men,s, begged him not to abandon them. The com
bina,ion Of Soult Dupin, Passy, &c has been aban
doned the latter gentlemen refusing 10 go into the Min
isry without Theirs.
HavRE MARKET, March 3O-Co,,on SO long ne The
ministerial crisis continue will be deprived
Of the necessary elements Of prosperity. complete
calm prevails in the cotton market The sales during The
week amounting only 900 300 bales per day. Some
holders of American have submitted TO reduction Of
&c compared with last weeks prices. Arrived du'
ring The week. l24 bales, sales ,724 stock on hand
G9OG0.
FROM TEXAS.
New ORLEANS, April 2G.-By the steam ship New
York Capt Wright, which arrived last evening in Al
hours from Galveston, we have been favored with Hnus
ton pers the 20h inst Business continued dull ard
money very scarce hut few sales made and the markets
well supplied.
The location Of the new scat OF Government does not
appear give general satisfaction from its distance from
The coast aud the great cost Of land poIaton
he present charge from Houston being cts per ID y
Great activity shown in building, both al Houston
and Galveston, in the former about sixty honsrs
and in the latter about 40, being raised Emg1nIs
still continued 10 arrive in greater numbers than ever
1t was presumed business would revive on the ennis
sion of more paper by the Government, in place OF The
old issue whichis kept out Of circulation TO the
interest due upon it. The blanks for The bills nd ar
rived, and the issue would be made in a few days.
Charles Waruns the Attorney General, had resigned
Il was not known who 10 succeed him.
Gen Hunt, Secretary of the Navy, had rendered his
resignation TO take effect the first OF next month"; owing
10 bis being obliged 10 leave for the States bis private
business IL run oed that d. r. Cooke. Esq, was
to succeed him. There had been no late difficulties
the frontier and it confidently expected that the In
dams would remain quiet during the Summer.
he British barque Ambassador was nearly ready to
sail for Liverpool, with G00 bales of cotton.
Gen Lamal's administration was continuing to grow
more popular and The TO have increased
fdence 10 the stsbilily Of the government.
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Tie I,rnr LsSnc.

The Washington Metropolis hts The nail upon he
head 1t comments upon wha, our Correspondent t"a
Williamsburg relates OF Mr.. WIses speech IN that sn
clent Borough:
s.r. Wc say, 's7t Henry CRY rcatd t'r P'''
dsnt h. Mr. UIse, intended 10 support and CO;or
hrasrf Mr.. Clay A5yOcATE'F - s.
.xg aai for establishment Of u!ci The people iariac,'
y,0rs you'd be frogs Org nCcl.r crgJrT yam
80. Says The NeropoIs) The true issue has II length
come out The people of Virginia. according uu'.
Guivoca declaration of MIR. WISE, the o',rnsbe Itaf'
of the Wing party Of the odd Dominion, are t" cast
their votes either for agans, on unconstitutional M
tiural Bank The line Of drmalcation is Snay drawn
between tie principles Of the Federal school Of jaAn
Adams and the principles of -, embodied IN the v"
gna and Kentucky resolutions, and sustained BY surA
men as jefferson Madison, and Taylor. We r''ce 'i'
the political Aurznui ct length CHAR and that 'r ra
liar and ts,nt ave doctrines nf anti Van Buruism r'e
openly and boldly ayowed. Can the people Of R"iu'''
can Virginia n hesitate, when the opposition ""fc
il BANK OR so BANK? We think not (NoR Gas vi }
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CGudjiairs,

The Petersburg (Nuod c'un'y) Gazette states 'o',
Lewis Maxwell has Withdrawn from the Congrf s'a'.'
canvass for the Harrison district; and that Col Jli,
Johnson and w K. Sh!nn (of Harrison, Adm and Co.
T.. d. Camden (Whg Of llarfson) are The cnnd'o1
In Wood county, II II. Phelps (Whig) and a w.
Crrel (Atn and strong States Right man are G"
Gda,es
The Charleston (Kanawha) Gazette, Wig p'2'
just established, says, that in kano,chu, Gen u 81
and Van Reynolds both Wings, bu, the last 1t Is :i..'
anti Rives) candidates In CaJeN, Thoin'Nz
". b. late delegate and Gen Elisha M'Comas ny
candidates. In Mason !. Jackson, NehemI'h 81.
Gate Wing delega,e) has been nominated by W.
meeting in Jsckson-and Henry Fisher (Ad) and u"
FayeHe g. .Iichoias both parties expected u h''
men in the field
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THIS District.


The friends Of Mr.. Seld-n ardent in his brh''
and sangu,ne in their hopes Of his success We ~
say il, Gy Of brag or brayado; but "e heard Lao
gentlemen who mix great deal with the people, c.
clare Friday last their c"naent hopes OF his r'cn
He is fighting in goriuGs cause, but hr has gee"
odds in nu mbers al least, 10 contend with. We learn
however, that he is battling msnuHy tor The H'-ht
with enthusiasm, which cannot be subdutd ny I'VE
dsproportion in the Bumber Of Orators, and 'aIr",
VIII ch is making The deepest Impression uro" the p
pie lie attended large "a nertng on Saturday Ia>'
al the Forge, in New Kent. Potcs succe,dcd 10 ih'
muster Mr.. Lyons, Of The Wing candidates tor th7
Senate, commenced the discussion shout hal-rast one
o'clock; and Was followed By his Wing conp"il"r VI.
Roane. Mr.. Bolts, he Wing candidate for Congress
refused TO folow-and Mr. SeldcD was forced ei'0''
to suffer the attacks Of the two hIg Orators 10 pass
unanswered or. 10 give Mr. Bolts The opportunity
Of having the last word Under snch Circumstance
Mr. SpIten, rose To address The meeting; and p"ui'n'
heavy fire upon the enemy for nearly two honis ~,
Bolts replied Mir. Sedrn pot IN pungt Mt rjo'ncf
some highland the sun went down upon Mr. BnV''
replica 1T is possible, that the ball may have "'"
kept up yesterday at Henrico Court house-bn % oi'
thing satisfied that If Champion should =
beaten, il will be his misfortune, not his fault
We understand that Mr.. Douglass has ogaIn cnneE'
I'd To run as the Democratic candidate tor the H. oi u
in The counties Of New Kent and Charles Chy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-07

49,, :. yr auu genu'"r "Ict,',ts o. haeo
i"""e :" -, n. party now styled w mig mas
cra1y t.s, N appearances. I" battle iol sc"e Tt
n,;nc;ie They presented something '""s nv r,nci
rr,,,b be seen and ha"6'" Now my 49, ,dr,n M ia
- svow themselves for men. ihey ~"u hv
p' an c,incipe nor will they accept any n"u W.,
:; hi. so, The answer is rendY aud al haho @ IT,
ro,aorse amony thcmss!r,s h,s'St'us !" "a" lice
n the Pes dental question Is offered Is p;,,unL
- ;. a, once rejected BY the Sir Orsc;es oil 'h W..
tuI; a. uhy. H.causs large portion "i the "nes,
n, Who claim TO be STATE Rights wou" ~ WV 49,, !;
with their old friends The Dtnoc'a'S ~ ,n,ta !,
some COMMITTEES they would be very ""'"s 10y Il
,., b,csuss there the majnrty Is s'ricy cur, Tt;
80: g. T,s,s,,v rendered n a test OF rarues ga"
Ill no, do because very many OF the leading a"' p.".
non, Wbips are favor oil that measure; .rLr ,,s
them the senior Editor "' The wing ,,ria Nor.
willing ,ha, may he made test IN Sposy - ,,v,
nan Prince I'd YARD Prince George. Finvahna' p",'
Roanoke &c; but not IN Gloucester hS,'N' ,,nIJ
Nc &c Why not: Because by SO DONG ''ey "" ~"
a, once drive the late representatives, e"' Pc o-
Wing ranks is it offered TO make al issue o' NV.
~ R,vcs, q no. that is still worse he pam "u'h
is this that the Wings nd that ,he'r pt'nc'peS can
,ncc,ed in Virginia by fair and open-hanueu ~
,hsrsG,re ,bry now last hope as death s'roggs'
,bs rupiute that has unfortunately taken place
in The Democratic ranks and vainly hope oy 'he 'os
the Conservatives 10 bring in their aonnnaoie ana 'u'"
ops system of Government In order to DO ms nv "'
willing to elevate office one, upon whose heao lney
have haaped up curse upon curse Gan any QUE j" no
senses believe that the Wings are sincere IN 'hef sup
uorl Of Mr. Rivrs; Suppose, that next winter there
should lie decided majority "s Wings IN tne Less'd
,r,s !. there any one fool enough even imagine that
Mr. Rivss would be elected by ,hrm The rery IDA IS
ridiculous The people every where should vote unael
s,andinsiy The candidates ought TO be fee' open ano
f in their declaration of their sentiments Le every
pnnh;t,n IN VIRGINIA be at his post "n the election
day Lei his vote tell that he is yet sound IN the lain
Lei this be done aud Whiggery dead IN sIgn,a row.
hence(orth aud forever. ANS 'Cn -,
.Th,. !. Fact We have hoard OF t.e decided Nhgs
rity- md we "
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-31

ToUNTERrEIT BRANDRETH's FILLS, are ..Id BY
" over 200 Drug Stores IN the city OF NEW YORK o.
the miserable druggists who shall prevent the scorn Of the
world from making you de,rsed and rejected Of your fellow
usnf
it deeply 10 be amsn,ed for IN. sake Of public morals.
that Justice sod mercy those who be deceived compe
a SELLER or toUNTERsFITs
PusLic WrR,rSa The Druggist who Keeps Store Al
the CORNER or HOUSTON STREET AND THE
BOWERY west side ofthe Bowery and north s.de Of Hou
tor street, sells counterfeit OF my Pills.
Its .ndesvod By using Show Bills very similar 70 niue 10
deceive the unway portion Of public into the belief that
Tore ana thus take the hard earnings the poor Tor
that which Lteiy T. injure uas benefit for II The
Counterfeit that sed al the above store Is indeed rood
medicine, should require my nsrse 10 make se1-
TIE conclusion IL that v made TO niurc. Why male 10
genuine medicine This Druggist 10 very careful that his in
fanny should be we'll observed for he EXHIBITS less thar
three gns that he hes Branerehs Pills for salea which
only staecn that he considers honor ard honesty
seller of Counterfeit Meicne greater than that OF
ofconniere Money. The latter decidedly the hon
oraie ofhe He stands shance Of being sent 10 the
State fro for ten bit seller Of Counterfeit Med
you ony bring action for damsgs
the sellers of counterfeit m.dcscs have seldom my thing
lose they possibly be made 10 psy. They confirm The
Old rue that cut ~ nsh,pg nothing can be obtained.
Nv ole. the Bowery few doors south OF this unolah.
ing seller e Counteef BrsHdreth Pills. Purchase them
my ccc, which 276 Bowery between Prince and Hosstos
streets Ard value POUR health 20 10 druggists
you want Brsndretbs Pills.
Ihav~ known any who have ssed The Genuine Pills
but that satisfied they the beat medicine they had
ever used ft not Ter counteting knaves there
little doubt bu' long before this they would
In fair 10 become ssd u depends with the Judi
ciou. Public whether shall ,. secured my j. rshi.
3. BRANDRETH, NJ. D., a4i broadway.
al Broadway, as Bowery, is5 Hudson It, being my
eces the PILLS purchased there be relied upon the trse
andgcssine. D. RANDRETH, NJ. u. az sos1m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-31
COL IT'S
B 90 X X il r. d ~ O..

20 H'FF' - WON JUN FlsAN FNT'EE
.>k~The the bases OF the
CHASED under Five Divcs With definite explanations
amer the forms &c grammar asi arithmetic. II contains
csbsary &C mercantile term and phrases. Also, key
planning The natsre and Of Journa,nr each Day
Book entries practical eountant would erplan the
70 his pupil, this .mr the science that any young
ofcomrnou English sd.cstn acquire knowledge without
the assistance Of, teacher Ts which IL added Directions
the Learner and Psiica Forms for
keeping books every esen and variety 81 commercial
houses. Public iress the first delivered upon the sub
ject, &C, &e-his day published by William Jackson 100
Broadway aud for sale the principal bookstores in the Unit
ed States. n6-0rn'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-31

90 TO the PUBLiCwe call the special attention Of
he pebble inducements held out BY SYLVESTER 60
1873 Broadway o investing real estate situated in New
Notwithstanding the attempts made BY The
Hale OF the Journal ef Commerce. have good
knowing that the AFFAIR question possesses the entire eeu6
of the comupysp those persons who
any dsutts call Sylvester Co who
issusrtes rnsas. sHs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-31

rT,AkE CARE OF YOUR HAiR.-Bswsre Of all foreign
po,trnms and you wish TO besutfy mattress hasdy works
rely aAmercsn Exotc or Saccs Vegetable Hair Oil
lie known virtues Ia Reproducing Guessing and
maknghe HA all that could be wished impossible 10
deny, and individual has used IT, who does not a
has had the effect desired whether ues for changing
the eolsr sepng badness curling Their locks or rngsts-
Conniseurs declare their nouache and hksrs
vous the pu. ultra Cor ths ladies' aud the gese
mems toilets Forssle by w. Sage Rcehester; and IN New
York BY g. ". Ring druggist ga Breadway; A. y. y.
sand 10 100 Fuon and Bwoetts Psrfumery store. 81
Canal st.; Woodwork. 325 Broadway. di1 In
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-31

T,ANCY FURs At COsT.-The ,ub.cribcv having q
large stock of Mnhs sn Fancy fars hand in srder
reduce his stock m reduced his prices 10 actual II o
fers rare oppovy 10 ladies who have supplied Them
selves with Men and win constitute rich useful and cheap
present for The approaching holidays Please call At 4 Chat
nam Il. fjie im'1 CHAs. WATSON.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-31

n y. IRwlN = Co, Member u he Rsysl Csllsgs Of
esgsoe Londsu, costume to consulted on ds'sais
dsass in Ill vaross stags 1t hsir once, - Fulton
stres WHERE on the esmn0dous 81 their rso
lsborns under dests complaints b treated WITH
sssssey an sak7y
J. b. rwia Co. plsls thsussves that in all Of The
most violent vsssrsa which have hitherto fallen under their
aetes their treatment without sscuPy has bssa most
esssfa md speedy. Tksy need ns b. es6eatss direct The
pubs atteson sr superior prsecs in those dssssss,
heir reputation in this city we'll known and respected
recommended females who in the habit Of using their
Deobstrusnt f that than two should be taken
any occasion might produce effects which these who
would be mothers desirsss 70 avoid preventative can
be haA-reeent cured in days. Thoss who have in
ured themselves secret and destructive habit obtain
relief Solvent security all that will be required Nntl
shall be effected. Letters post paid, detailing the
ture Of the complaint and covering suitable Fee will be i'm
nediaey attended and medcnss with full dirsctions for
warded 10 the parties. dllne
ID EsTELL's FEMALE PiLLs.-ln eonss qsence Of the
N great demand for these invaluable pills. Mira
Female Physician finds herself called upon 10 appoint agents
for their They be obtained at ll6 Cherry street.
Catharne 264 Grand street. Of Allen 2e3 Bsw
cry Of Houston and at her Principal Office, l6O Green
wch street All communications must be addressed the
principal Office, and poet paid.
Mrs Rese particularly the necessity OF the drec
tons being strictly followed also 10 impress the
ed that these pills not be used in
Of ingredients acting upon particular functions that they
will produ mentioned in the directions, which
enclosed Of each box when they ought not to be
used. Price ST. Mrs Rese proper signature is written
the Of each box Mr. John Casy agent for Providence
RI d. Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-31
OLD AND CHOICE
WINES BRANDIES.&C

The subscriber offers for sale the wine vaults
Broadway and Chambers street. choice collection u Wines
&c selected city sales ny competent and experienced
Judges from the best vinages of Europe among which
other choice brancs.
Old Madeira, London Pale, Brown, and Gold Sherry. and
Port Wines Of choice vinages wood and glass; II
which have bottled for years expressly for private
Choice Brandy Otard, Dupry Co." and other brands
Holland Gin, superior favor Old Jamaica Rum Irish and
Scotch Whiskey, " Real Mountain Dew"
London Porter and Brows Stout Burton and Scotch Aes
BY the ca 4 or Dozen
EDWARD r. ROBINSON,
Commission Wine Merchant Granite Buildings corner
Of Broadway and Chambers street. entrance in Chambers
street d2lm+
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-31

nj Office Notwithstanding mandatory, together
IN with all its valuable msehnery stocks TOOLS and clocks
unfinished wholly ssd totally by the late Ere
the ofGraDd and Elizabeth Streets and insurance
wholly destitute and shall be pleased TO me
faces Of custoners both those and abroad
Al the Of the Bowery and Division ree
where shall bestow best efforts and ende sup
ply them with the best ofclocts have large sssse
of finished clocks time pieces and regulators hand and
renewing manufacturing apparatus with all possible die
patch, and f possible, Efficient and ectua
Some Of Turret clock customers necessarily be de-
lsyed short time, but trust they will bear With under
existing crcustanc Clocks or description carefully
SMITH BROTHERS,
ren6-dSrtw ~ Bowerv.