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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-07-04

Many Wings in this county arc sub.
-seribiag Cor Kendalr2 Extra Globe.-l
This is improper. Not because men
ought not to read and study both sides Of
question, nor because there is any dan.
ger of their being changed by any thing
which Mr.. Kendall can say, as we sup
pose all men have derived their polit.
cal notions from higher sources. But It
is wrong for this reason, among many
others. Mr. Kendall is the greatest po
litical knaye in the United States. ant
should receive no support from homes
men Of any party. lie has left a higl
public Office Of which he was unworh,
for the purpose Of raking up dollars fror
political excitement. His object
moncg--the same feeling actuales hin
now that swayod him when he offered /
support Mr.. Adams for $500, An il
ordinate love Of money should not be or
couraged in any one--it certainly shoul
not be gratfed at the expense Of prime
pie Every dollar subscribed by VIII
is so much added TO the power Of one oI
gagged in the dissemination Of doctrine
ruinous 10 the country and destructive {
tho liberty Of the people II you az
arroycd against the enemy fight hiu
aud do not, when he is about, agreeabl
to his own confession, TO be starved on
cCaYey sssss 9Hoaislapa..- -.lhera are man
@e~est@sa ~s- sFrias ssrs s,rs. ca,
i1-o i1eo papers ct deeeheV. eonducfe
by honest aud honorable men Subscrib
iar and ,eaj ssem, i isproper that TIRE
when they can do so, should paironil
papers Of different politics but nos
paper pFea.dai 0f1r b iha eh.ef af 81
rlean beasts. Amos gendall--vho pes,
aas ye, SHOWN 70 .paas d tfaGa. wh8h q
rvuii aaa a!sshoaA .h., weall ~
ssef us pafpoae
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-07-04

Radeg do you love ualuor-s.,
s..
itwith uant mmlo0d h1 lfn.,r,.
"rhn'ef House The seromn,
landlord, W sn1h has tbc bs,t k.sla
guou Of every variety, and his Bar bew.,..
mako n IuIcp which when lakenwilIn,l,,
fccl rich tor whole days together spd MAJ
us,itisnot bad 70 take.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-07-04

aa
That lovely specimen of morality, yir-
tue and political integrity. Amos Kendall, |
in his address to tho people Of the Uai--
led States, says "la some cases election.
eering tracts ranked by members of
Congress weighing more than they had
a right to frank, have been falsely mark
ed "public Documents to secure their
free transmission aud in others the
franks of members have been boldly
forged He intended by this remark
to convey the idea that as Post Master
General, he had become possessed Of in
formation in relation to the wings, OF
the most damning character-inorma-
ton possessed by none but himself
, Like the Yankee boy in the farce, whC
f in order to secure few copper cents
!, boldly insisted to the traveller that nC
4, one but himself in all the country, knew
where the tavern STOOD, Mr. Kendall
:, looks wise and says TO his follow worship
pors "nothing in the world can give yol
. such startling information relative I,
q Post Office abuses as my Extra Globe
I Give me dollar, and will tell you al
. about it, and if you have not that sum
| reckon will have to tell you for fom
bits" But the truth is, Mr. Kendall
It with his usual want Of candor, and love
y of lalsehood, attributes to Wing member
U Of Congress, the crimes Of his loco roct
IS brethren, perhaps Of himself tn,
} Richmond Wing contains the following
e facts in relation to the forging offranks
" "a gentleman just from Washington
g informs as that hundreds Of Mr.. Georgt
y H@-lsopklass. sarelyiAe.s-,sa ligs. 4 COM
Is pound Of slang and misrepresentation a
=. was ever concocted by any manila
been sent 10 ihe State 81 New York, an
{ der the FRANK Of Mr Senator faIhaadee
"a Ihe frank OF course was forged, or slo
len. Nc TaImalge never dad, and WI
presume no money could induce him q
e endorse such a budget 81 blingsaai'
8 aud aEifaetioa a. .be iius. IsFA # Z
circular The object OF iac imposition 4
very Obvious. Hopkins vas las, year
warm Conservative, subscribed the state
y oer's ~ tho Report o. ihe lnyesiea
ton Committee. and vas s0unllY .ssae.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-07-04


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+ tf.-,i ,.. ,r. ....I. ,...lr,.6ns. + h sole
.t.,, D.d molly l.. uo-afl ld.t fhe Nta.
..,,,.p. and .appna hp Proclamation and
r,,c. ptll o,iobf and main. and has Doe ever OLE
,.,,l ia op,nion upon these subitrlsl Did
mot me.f. H not all. 81 tha "pouocmdc' cleo
tore. ma thew miscall lhom.cly,a, advocate the
s3mo measures, and huzza lor Jackson while
bc was tfampling undor foot the nights ct Miss
sisaippi. by filing her Offices with stranger, from
''"e'l = ? -''''''1
sbroad. literally spending hiherswar of olli-
GERS "a horrass our neoalc. md eat out our sub
stance ~ The means hy which the loco locos
Of the present time connect themselves to State
Rights. isa myslery to most persons It's true
That there are few State Rights men now in
~, r,,l.s az lac, r,coiso. bnt thew arc ,sfew
md far beween.o and tbey can find place
,berc oplv by yirmolly renouncino those sacred
rrircint,s which once DISTINGUISHED tbcm.--
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-07-04

1t is said by some Of the papers that
Ex-Gov. II. G. Runuels has declared
himself favorable 10 tho election Of Gen.
Harrison. We do not know that the re.
port is true. If it is, reluctant as the
loco locos may be 10 acknowledge it
they will feel his power, and long regret
his change.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-07-04

The Nsw York papers have formed
an alliance and commenced a regular
war apoa nennett's Herald. That paper
.sal elaAy ftn HHiFrure, hut f will
require time. labor and talents to abaic It.
Bennett 'sa s'nnee and talented editor,
and We should noi BE- surprised If he ri.
umpas over IN opposition
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-07-04
The Ball, Review, Sc. at the Brandon
Springs.
"Didaf intend 70 go no hor, bat then they
might Of ard badQ"

"Didat intend 70 go no hor, 6W Then hey
might Of ard G bodg"
Waat has Madison county done, that in this
GRAND PARADE she has been sligh,od and neg
lcctodl Managers have been selected from all
parts Of the State except Madison county-yol-
untoer companies invited &c, yet Madison, q
neighbonng county, has been passed over
Nege .sf" tlysa,ss fYssss. w. ;as-J agglastgo is
tho doyil, for we don't care any thing about You
no way We patunized you last year by the
d-ars. tul wa intend % daas from orr owr
springs and do our own dancing this summer
90 YOU can iusi close the establishment Sc iaI
AZ Madjson county is coueelaed.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-07-04

The French have obtained pormissioa
10 remove the domains Of Napoleon ifor
a Helena. II wiIi DC done ia October
under the suparniondaues ol Pine. d.
i8iagHle
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-07-04

Ii w9uld adard US much pleasure 70
drink bottle of "Ilard Cider" or even
"a 0MinT JuliPr Wgfricga, vittr-oar-Ffsssa
of the Mississippian; but the eXplana
tiuu' frr rcgrfirss- Of ~ sya. cpnnot under
take, as we have not forgotten the rrIt'
couplet,
"Conyuce a man against his will
Andhe's of the same opinion stll,n
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-07-04

eThe democrats are not afraid 10 place
oil information iefsgs Tie pghl.c." avs
Che Sentinel and tsposilor That Is
right "ha not ashamed % show the
Wa.- go "ae' shame 20 tail you what
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-07-04
Greasy Bob wickliae.

The loco focos shoutoyerlh the som,m
Of this drunken Iooler as though much
had been lost to the wings thereby
They say he is a great man. and must
necessarily bring to theman immense
number of votes, They Oimoaset Ken.
lucky down for Van Buren,, since The
change Of "Greosy Bob" But the fact
is he never had any influence, and when
elected to the legislature from Carkcoun'
ty, he was a dead weight" upon the Pai
ty, The wing majority in that cou0g
was usually from 500 TO 500 votes, and
he was elected by a majority OF onlyl @
He conceived the ridiculous noaa
of running for congress, and oppo,
sed Mr.. HAYES, and ina distIannpt
sed of four counties, in two OF v6ras
| had lived, he was beaten bya mr'y
of 1900 votes.
But badly as he was beaten, itvaa
have been worse il he hat not 1cci@
the support of the loco locos oni
know he reasons Tor Mn -6rcasr ~
change, it is only necessary 70 '''i@
following document. And let It @N
w. 'ss"a $40 ve~' -~s ,tss~r>-ps~ ~-.., vSs~.
membered that the refusal OF 6tn' n''
rison to answer the Oswego AssocaI@
Is assigned as tfgrcrTr n HAS: ~
1.-The somerset Of Wicklitie. The s'ei
from that association was written soae'
time in February or March last 'aa 'l'
address below shows that IN July l''''
Mr.. Wickhhe, though processing '9 %
Wing, was a Tory at hcar''
LEXINGTON, Ky, July IS, ls3s.
"SIR As the Chairman Of the po"'
cratic Central Executive Committee
Fayotto county, charged with daae, .
, this kind, | must ask of you the ? Pr" N
Iere Of suggesting the proPrieiy OF u !.
DSmocRAric party acting with unl.su !.
fort in the approaching COagIo5', y ],
; isfy us that the election Of MI, n s,r 4,
i. WickliiTe, is considered of almost 5 IVY
importance, with the election Oh u''
cratic candidate. IN. Have
J course for the last two years a,s ,V@
expol DR.. Duncan his patlc,PI@ " 70
/ the death of ClIIey his refusal y "a. ~ y
]. thanks to our Speaker, Col. PoIE (. l1 !. n
I lba NAN O'1 lbo Democratic Party ' M.
y cast their vote for. IndoP'nasap,. an, \
o,o or @s Mr. iiC Claw. Yes sir, Mr. C' y.
hAt VI wa ~ 4.,y the Cal
n der the protext of promoting 59ln3 i ss, b ).
Of Colonization in WoodIoru, "a ara.
electioneering for Mr. Halves 'uu
Mr.. Wicklifie. ,v that
: OF Mr.. Wickliile, we eau ~ -. der
!. is supported by almost the e.. ea,,, = Viii
\ racy Of Foyetle, and that y we , a.' u d
|. to toI abide his opinions in cG 5,sa y,
4 the great questions now OG ~
Very respectfully SI ,'nFoRI
DAN. BRApI,o 7.
y |, r gSm Bsm, Es Cen co. Y. ,...t \.
= The foregoing is strictly og,.' b
!. USE its contents, but Pro"P Il B
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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-07-04

4 Nav soclrrY.-A young , llr
commended to the clerks J, ~ ,u syo,I.esta:
Of a society 70 be ealle1 Wv .yoanga
on,.ofpa,ienee.nith.the.pfs. ,5s.msfa-
49,, 4, : ~ ,etara iheif oalI5"ia.l,'' n illg
ING ani.loos-oyof''he- o..'s',,.,asy i'a'.
ebatanl mriimss-bnY' wa
want Society
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-07-04

The loco fooo papers in this State are
eAdeayoring to manufacture political cap
ital out Of the late change of II n. Wick
life, of Kentucky. They certainly know
nothing Of the man about whom they
make so much noise, Gentlemen, it !:
not Robert WickliiIe, Sen, nor Rober
Wicklitie, Jr., who has changed, both o
whom are Wings good and true; but
is "gredsy Bob,"--o man who canno
change five votes in the State Of Ken
tucky--who left the Wings because the.
would not support him for Representa-
tive in Congress, and who is Of no US
for any purpose in the world, except t
hang round his fathers tavern, drinl
liquor, and eat Kentucky bacon, and "h
is great man in his way.n
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-07-04


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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-07-04

The loco focoa profess lo be woIu'Iy
ignorant Of hc opinions Of Gen IIorri.
son upon those great subjects which IN.
lcro. the nation. ThIsisuo doubt true,
Cor TO think as they do, II is necessary
for men to shut thoir eyes against light
and knowledge, Bat do they know Mr..
Van Burcn's opinions' Can any orthom
tell us what is Mr.. Van Buron's opinion
as to Mr., Pojnset's Standing Army2--
The exclusive metallic currency2 The
overthrow Of the Banking System OF
the country The Tariff, aud what kind
Of Tariff Is he inlayor of internal
improvement, and does he think them
constitutional? How would Mr. Van Blu.
rem vote it the Missouri question could
be now brought up2 What are Mr.. Van
Buren's opinions rs to the admission Of
Florida into the Union as a slave holding
Stalel Is he in favor of bankrupt
Ilowl Does he think Congress has the
power to abolish slavery in the Distric
Of Columbia2 Can you answer these
questions gentlemen loco Iocos, from any
thing ever said or done by Nc. Van Bu
REM You cannot. Then why all thi
noise about Gen, Horrison's opinions be
Ting kept in the dark, Remove the tear
/ from lhiuo own eye, sc,
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-07-04

Inc waters are higa sb,ys -f'a
ffs~ hleH Ha essf .alns
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-07-04

The "Central Register" is of opinion
that Madison will soon be a loco loco
county, because large number Of wings
have fled to Texas. My dear sir, let us
inform you that Madison will never be
loco foco, while she bears that name
The name Of Madison, and loco locoism
are intipodcs IT'S true, and pity It's,
Ills true that many of our citizens ON
account Of the tnkering with the cur
rency by the loco focos, have been com
PEELED TO leave homes Of comfort and
...aas.. ...- .spd seek in the Wilderness Of
another country refuge from the evils
1ac-o.-aaEE.laaa! = Administered government
1.-The loco locos are blomooble Tor the ills
that have fallen upon Mississippi and i
ms trcfyt--ttt,t-beeeHaiagJ aIAcm 10 spor
over the prostrOtion Of a once happy
essnsaaally Buff more Wings hay,
.lleit This county rha1f fedcr;s4tsts,i !.is be
canse naya.ol them once resided here
| for the scamps have run away to Taxa
"without distinction of party" By tn
way the authorship Of this novel way {
calculating a loco foco gain, belongs
p, Mr.. Hays, one of the electors upon tt
Van Buren, ticket,
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-07-04

The Sentinel and Expostor says that
. loco foco in Natchez proposes 10 bet
from one to five thousand dollars that
Mr.. Van Buren, will get the vote Of this
State at the November election. If any
Of the loco locos desire 10 bet as 10 the
result 10 this State, they can have az
opportunity beyond a doubt, but the five
''s'r-~saaG as.lags .of wbss6 us SSalll,6i
boasts, would, it is opprchended, be a.
hard 10 end as the proof of that CONVEX.
sailoh rePor'ed BY tliat paper, ss'aa,iag
eeo#fsea at ihe log cabbin raising Ia
Nicksburg
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-07-04

The Wings WI remember -rfroa ~''n'
18th day Of July is the day of our Log
r,ahbfr ruisingoas this place. sadAtisex-
pected that there will be an Immense
multitude OF people present. Delegates
from the Tippecanoe Clubs in all the ad.
iacent counties will be here, and we look
forward to that day as one which will
long be remembered in the ahnals~o
Madison county. This is proper place
for Wings to meet together and offer
up an invocation for the triumph of cor
rect principles; for amid all the changes
through which our State has passed,
Madison county has stood firm for the
Wings The hot breath of loco focoism
has never passed over it, and the Goddess
Of Liberty will hear with pleasure, the
prayer of her followers from out tenn
pie so sacred and undefled.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-07-04

We notice in the Southern Sun of last
week, the speech Of Alexander X. Me-
Chung, Esq, delivered before the Tippc-
canoe Club Of Jackson, and 1t certainly
is the most powerful exposition Of Wing
principles, we have seen any where
Nothing but the diminished size Of our
paper prevents its publication, for every
man in the State ought to read it. Wings
get it and read il, aud loco focos do you
read il too, for you ought to read some
Thing sensible occasonally--it is to the
"Tom-fooeryh Of your puny orators II
this State, as light is to darkness.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-07-04

WhH wmHele uWue oyafhn aII
49, ~ lua csuaa ilam. q Iow days
tuaa, wo bli aplh1 following maugn'
written by an arat,e Eaal. rha gnea
hung oaf hIs Single o. attorney and
touaBslIaf 90 Law" ia our village bui
who ~ now no longer among us. Ito
wo4 man &c ganiu and loved tho 0ow.
ore Of earth We publish Che mn"vcd
Ines pei go much lorlhelrpoolr or or.
. gluaIuy az Che associations they awaken.
Tho author possessed a mellow mind, a
good heart. and his thoughts wore soft
as the brcaJbIngs Of the Iutc at evening
MISS c.
Saw yc the fair gidl sho comes like lho dove
/ Fromhct lonely retreat Ia the deep shady ynIc
/ Misunderstanding tonesto communication,
And our coming, with fccIngs q rupture We
hail
Saw sc the fair girl' she comes like tho spring
when the sun in hs glory makes winerdopari
Her yolcois the music Of birds when they sing
To cheer, and to warm, and to melt every heart
Beware Of the fair grl!--if YOU would be free
For, though artcss and young, as tyrant sh'
roigns
She will charm thee and win thoe-as she ha
done me-
And then you may sgh--or may rhyme in you
chains
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LAMBERT CUTTINGS.

EXCHANGE Place,
OFFERS FOR SALE LOW TO CLOSE.
TOPPER-34,O0 900 lbs PIG COPPER, received pei
u barque Jno. A. Robb
COFFEE-eO0 bags old white and prime green Ha-
SUGAR-250 boxes white Havana
HEMP-70 tons Russia
100 bales Manila
RAVENS DUCKS bales sup. light and heavy
AIMONDS-lS0 trails soft shell
RAlSINS- $50 boxes picked "Eleme''
GUNNY BAGS-i2 bales various sizes
TOBACCO-t2 boxes Richmond manufactured
MATTING-l4 bales Spanish floor
LIQUORICE PASTE-24 boxes sup. quality
GUM TRAGACANTA-l2 cases Turkey
SQUILLS-7 bales Malta
OIL. OF PEPPERMINT-5 cans
BOI.TING CLOTHS-Genuine Dutch
Also in store the following choice WINES entitled TO
debeHtuTe
80 qu casks superior rich Porl WINE, Page & Co.'S
brand
pipes Temperance PORT WINE, free from Spirits
or Brandy
20 or. casks sup. Calabria PORT
35 Ind. bbls famed 'Lagrima Christa' or sweet
WINE of Naples
20 ar. casks sup. Madeira WINE, Burnett Houghton
& Co.'S brand
Tor. casks sup. L. P. WINE, Santa Anna brand
do Old Sherry HortiZ brand
40 cases old Rhennish WINES "Hochheimer" and
s'Neirsteiner'
iy Is
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new volume of that sterling PERIODICAL, Chambers
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STONE VARE.-1'he subscriber has on han
= and intends keeping large and general assortmen
of very superior quality STONE WARE, which he oil
ers for sne the most reduced prices for cash or APP
proved paper Country Iarchants and Others would do
we'll to call and his stock, they could not fail be
ing pleased. He has also assortment Othis PATENT
PERCOLATING FII.TERERS, article all families
using the Hydrant should have, ceanses the water
r. m all extaneous matter and renders that which
before turbid clean and pelucid lis spring water
Orders delivered in all parts o the city, free ofex
pensr Il. w. BROTHERTON,
iel2 en- Pitt street adjoining Harfor d Run.
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DIED,

On Saturday morning. 18th inst ut half past two o.
clock Thomas Fitzpatrick, aged about 30 years
On the 18th inst. very suddenly, Thomas Wesley
Taylor eldest of Robert Taylor, ofBalumore count
ty in the 30th year Of his age.
The LAST OF THE MARYLAND LINZ, and cnother Re
Doiondry Hero gone!-Departed this life ON Tuesday
evening last AT his farm (Wanut Grove) in Anne Arun-
del county, Col Gassaway Watkins, in the s5t year OF
his age.
At New York, on the 10th inst Mrs, Anne Mott, in
Sed year Of her age.
AtsNcw Have Conn, Philip Clyme, long well known
under the nomination Of sold Cyme," at the ad-
vanced age of 90.
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REHJRVAT.

EN- r. ROBINSON has removed his Log Cabin
EEs Print and Carcaure store, one block nearer
the White House; door to the National Billiard Sa
loon, where he will keep const mt supply on hand to
furnish the Trade and Wholesale dealers very reduced
price Just received from my establishment IN New
York, very correct ana striking likeness of Gen. WIZ
liam Henry HARRISON with several new Caricatures OF
humorous nature fominga complete History of the Past
and present Times.
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DRAWING AND PAINTING.

MFRS. JENNINGS, from London,) respectfully
I'VE Informs the citizens OF Baltimore, that she is CIV
ing lessons on Il and beautiful system of painting,
introduced by herself into this country.
Mrs. j. is the only person in this City who has the ad
vantage of having been taught by the inventor, Mr..
Kingston; in addition to this hers is not the experience
and practice of a day, but of years
Among the advantages of this system the facility
with which it may be acquired by those who have no
previous knowledge of Drawing and Painting, and the
rapidity with whicha picture can be executed That
gnOwlcdge OF sufficient to enable any attentive person
to sketch correctly from Nature and to go ON to any de
kree of perfection, may be communicated in few Les
sons of an hour each, without any mechanical aid what
Painting by this system instead of being abo.
rous task agreeable recreation and often deveopes
taste and talent known TO be possessed. II unites
the transparency of water color painting with the effect
and durability of OIL yet avoids the tediOusness of the
one and the Oensiyene5s of the other Mrs. j. likewise
teaches a beautiful method of Drawing and painting
Birds, Flowers and Fruit from Nature. Also to make
Wax Flowers, and to prepare the Sheet Wax.
Ladies' and Gentlemen invited to call and examine
specimens Ofthe work at her house, No. 80 FAYETTE
STEET, three doors above North, between the Post OF
fee and City Hotel
10 10
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\ CARD.
COLD AND SILVER WATCHES, JEW

ELRY, SILVER WARE, SC.
GABRIEL ID. CLARK has recently imported
u a splendid assortment of Gold and Silver Patent
Lever Lepine and Virtical Watches, all of which
made by the best makers, and warranted to perform
accurate time, will be sold low any other house
the country. Purchasers will find to their advantage
by calling at the store, head of Cheapside, No. WA
TER STRESS, Baltimore where they will find good
sorment Gold Gard Chains, patterns; Rings, Breast
pins, gold and silver Pencils, Addisons superior makes
Silver and Britannia Ware German Silver Spoons, &c.
N. u. Fine Watches of every kind properly repaired
J-My country friends particularly invited to call
Store No. Water street.
iy leo G.. ID. CLARK.