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Mississippi advertiser., 1845-02-01
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AND
b Il c X L A WING,

'n ,hau Undersigned hc.ving permanently ,o...
their serveea IN Aberdeen, respectfully tsnS.,
vicin,v ~ to he citizens Of the town and naa T.,
ss,ab ~, Dr;oklayers. They have purchased an rs
II. .shed Brick Yard on Meridian Stree, n and
us Matubby Bridge, and are now MAKING o pr;a near
gooa qa0l'ty to which they invite the attention Of
.apse VINO wish to purchase. They will be pr. -
pared in few days to execute any lob with Pie.
.hey may be favored with despatch; in s stvlo
wnon i0r neatness and durability, shall not fail to
Please. They will short time have in oper a,;ou
an improved Brick Press which thew bronah, a .;ol
them from Virginia, in which the brick when n nar
Tally dried, being placed in an iron box or r,,nIl
are each subjected to pressure Of 81 900 nonnS..
which gives to them the solidity grant. and thu,
~ syme.ry oiiorm and smoohnessof surface, which +
SO essential as well to the durability as 10 the ea.
gance ofbrick work. They solici, no,,o o s's ss
public patronage. f''"'" Oh
Aberdeen. June !. 1874. 80
Mississippi advertiser., 1845-02-01
M e S. 3 u r l. r. r.

TNENDERS her service. to the c;ti,sna of Ab.,.
L deem and its vicinity, as Teacher of Music
on the Piano-Forte and Guitar:-Al,o, Drawing.
Flower and Landscape Painting in water colours:
Landscape Painting in oils, Pooner or Italian Pain.
ting (Embroidering) Wax and Shell work, Me,zo-
tinto and various other ornamental branches. Pu.
pills will be furnished with instruments and supple,
OF Music adapted to their progress.
VI Tho first session will commenec the First
Monday in January next.
December 81, 1914. 33sv
Mississippi advertiser., 1845-02-01
COL WWBWa WQTII.
- BY -
l1W DAVID ADAMS. liii@

WIS long established and we'll known HOTEL,
l. lately occupied by Mr. James Jones, is now
opened by the subscriber. The building is large.
commodons and convenient, with rooms well sailed
TO travellers.
The utmost attention will BE- paid to oil. and e.
pecia attention to travellers
The best servants will be provided. and the
stIicte't order in conducting tho establishment, oh.
served.
Horses will be furnished with the best of proven.
der, and attended to by careful ostlsrs.
DAVID ADAMS.
Columbus, Mi. August 1914 9o-G
Mississippi advertiser., 1845-02-01
TO CASH & PUNCTUAI.
CUSTOMERS

VIE suf,scriber wishing to close his business in
ABERDEEN, will sell the remainder of his stool
VI goods to cash or punctual customers, at reduced
p..os' Any person wishing to embark in the m.J
.ano e business can make an advantageous arrange!
'"' Mt BY purchasing his entire stock.
~ ~ D. CLARKE.
Dee' l, Aoas' Att
Mississippi advertiser., 1845-02-01
d e N r I s T r Y

TYR. S A, SALTONSTALL respect6llv
- informs the citizens Of this community thai
he will remain in town few DAYS, and apy one
wishing dental operations upon their teeth, by call
ing at the Eagle Hotel, will be attended to At the
most moderate rates.
" requested, his services can be had at apy
lime by addressing him at Columbus.
jan. IL. as,e
Mississippi advertiser., 1845-02-01
N o Il I G. E .

VIE undersigned forbids all persons who arc
i indebted to Riley G. Creght from paying to
JAMES a. ore'ght, or any agent, any monies due
for work done sold, or any other matter in which
| am interested.
JOHN D. RILEY.
Aberdeen, January 3, la45. sc-av
Mississippi advertiser., 1845-02-01
II . I lie F A R M E Il S.
LOOK WELL TOYOUR INTrRrer

| t7'G|lI i-i--a = a ~ NA "a II .,
LOOK WELL TO YOUR INTEREsT.
j. VIE Undersigned begs leave to inform the n,h
= nc generally, and his friends more especipiIv
that ne has been to Mobile recently and has nro.
cured the best Cast Steel in Europe for maxim; ,v
1u.son uins. he would like farmers to call and
deem. Anyperson not knowing where The suhson
Der lives, will be SO good as to ask at the Post or
Printing Office. oS' or
Inc Gins Of the undersigned will make n better
sample OF Cotton, than any other Gins. made anv
where IN the states of Mississippi or Alabama. Gin
su Out OF the same bulk or pile Left to the bes,
the purchaser. '"'"'n TO
AS to the P,ices of his work it is sufficient 10 a.,
mat they shall be as low as any workman ii thy
Kepaliing done with neatness and despatch.
nay u loss I-om SIS. WARD.
Mississippi advertiser., 1845-02-01
A LIST OF LETTERS

EMAINING in the Post-Ofice at Aberdeen,
IN Mississippi, on the LIST day Of January, l845,
which will be sent to the Post-Ofiice Department
at Washington City as dead letters if not taken
out by the LIST day Of April next, viz:
Mississippi advertiser., 1845-02-01
LAND FOR SALE.

Y ME subscriber wishes to sell the farm where he
L now resides. For quality and convenience, it
is not surpassed by any in the country. About 500
acres of black land, and 800 of sandy land in the
tract well improved. Terms reasonable, as he is
determined to sell.
JOHN N. MORROW.
Dec. 7th, 1884. 31--tf
Mississippi advertiser., 1845-02-01

SHERIFF'S SALE OF JUDGMENTS FOR COSTS.
r sndy Orders
by public
2stday
dered said Court for oft Clerks
Mississippi advertiser., 1845-02-01


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Mississippi advertiser., 1845-02-01

PARTIES NAMES.
Hill & Croker
II VS.
Samuel Farror
Collins & Jennings
esse M Blocker
Benjamin Sherwood
Jesse M Blocker
Hill g. Crooker
| jesse M Standifer
Dubose e. Ruff
Jesse NJ Blocker
VIM r Hunter
VS.
Jesse M Blocker
Rufus Ge,chell use
Richard Holbert
w A Clunn
John Nabours
G L McFall use
A J Davis
Isaac Owen @, al
Pleasant Ripley
H W Paisley ct al
John c Reynolds
Bickerstaf
w G w lowers
Fowler g. Hunter
vs.
r M Richardson
Thomas L Wilson
John Nabours ct al
D M Vaughn use
VS.
L 6 Bowers.
VIM A Clunn
vs.
Isaac Casey
Hill g. Croker
William Smith
Stephen Smith use |
William H Fowler |
J R Greer ad. |
w S Porter ct al |
j X Greer I'D. |
VS., |
Daniel Camp ct al |
G s. J Wightman |
vs.
Isaac Casey |
] N Walton
William Rayborn |
5 Il J Davis |
] ames Howell |
F A e Anderson use |
7 L Loughridge. |
Robt Dowdle |
ve /
w M g. A Burton |
S S Greenwood |
] Nabours |
Edward Featherston |
I A Camp |
G w & b Sims use |
Synco & Ripley |
Reubin Echols
Thomas Love
Caroline Echols |
Benjamin Owen |
I w Elkin use
VS.
John Nabours !
J b Sandelson
Michaux s. Thomas
Parker Alexander dse
vs.
Cravens & Wright
i S Warrington use
William P Rogers
J w Coopwood
VS.
II Lawson
" Dagsett |
vs.
J w lowers
William McJimsey
vs.
| J Holiday
G Douglass |
vs.
B Hill
ulcher g. Coopwood
tephen Smith
. A Rison use
I w Walton
| A Rison |
VS. |
B Hill
V B Pratt
vs.
J Holiday ct oil
larshall s. Cormach
va
Mississippi advertiser., 1845-02-01

W Persons calling for any of these letters will
please say they have been advertised, or they NAV
not be delivered ''
IL, D. CLARKE, r. M
Aberdeen, January 4, 1896 Sc 3w
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gu shed by length Of service and military merit
will not submit much, ifany longer, to the "a,
natural promotion of men over them who hay
nothing more than Il little FEASIBILITY, untc in
ded p!de and ambition, and pefseYs. not to
application to support their pretGfmness: men
be resisted but by UNCOMMON thew wish for
who, in the first instanceonor of serving in so
nothing more than jjIunieers, the next day So
lo'p r,. oaTS' pay, the day following want
,'-'s Fed to them, and in the course OF
=, '' ,,ao, ant farther promotion. The cXpcdi-
one, and policy of the measure remain to be
.Jnsdored, and whether it is consistent with
Justice or prudence to promote these military
at the hazard ofour army
Baron Steuben, | now find, is also wanting
o quit his nspectorship for command in the
inc. This will be productive of much discon-
ent. In a word, although think the Baron
IN excellent officer, do most deroa!ty 'rish that
re had not a single foreigner among as, except
he Marquis de Lafayette who acts upon very
different principles from those which govern the
est. Adleu. am most sincerely yours,
G. WASHINGTON.
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ESRIsK TIMES AT sCIEooLErELn 3.

EERISK TIMES AT sCIIOoLFIELD s
I'D CO.'S YESTERDAY. They sold yesterday 4,
Nos % 43 70, aprlze of $780, to gentleman of tn
city Nos. 66 IS, prize Of $500, sold 10 aparors
Chanbersburg, Pa. Nos. l6 SO "a, a prize of I.S9
sold in the city.
Nos. Md. Cons. Lottery, class 2, drawn Jan o.
lowest prize SIS, are
&c SO rs "A Al II 60 ~ AZ 81 IS l6 40 3
Draws TO-DAY, the brilliant scheme of Md Con
solidated Lottery, class S.
THE CAPITALS ARE:
prize Of $4,000 prize of $3.50
5000 " lal7
900 .l0GO&c.
Tickets S4; halves 50; quarters 81.
In which Scheduled s. CO. will sell on certificate
packages of 25 tickets for only Sl4 co. and can draw
the three capitals. For the capitals be sure and call
on the truly fortunate
SCHOOLFIELD & co,
No. Calvert street
II First Office fl ON Baltimore street
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'--TTlrn MExIco-Indiana in the FTgEi.

--'-------@-TITn MExIC0-Indiana in the frgIi
Indianapolis friends, says the Cincinnati
ATLAS, have had startling news, decidedly Sin
advance of the mall A few days since, the
following preamble and resolutions were read Il
first time, ill the House of and
passed TO second reading As by this time
they must have "ascertained" that no such war
has been declared, they will have it in their
power to appropriate "al the resources Of the
State of Indiana" to the payment of the inter
tcrest Of their public debt:
Whereas, it is asce,fained that the Mexican
Government has declared war against the e.
States; and whereas, in that event, it is Just
and proper that, az the Representatives ola So
verelgn State, we should express ourselves in
the matter; therefore,
Resolved, That whatever may be the cause
involving us in the calamity of war, the plin-
ciple on which we act, shall be, or coul.,7i,
right or rrong
Resolved, That we tender to the General
Government of the United States, all the re-
sources of the State Of Indiana.
Resolved, That his Exccllcncy, the Cover
nor, be requested to transmit copy of these
resolutions to each Of our Senators and Repre-
sentatiYcs i'll Congress.
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EPISCOPAL THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY. The
n Y. Evening Mirror of Tuesday says, rumors
have been long prevalent to the effect that this
institution was infected with hetelodoxy by
no means contemplated by its founders and,
even more, that cabal was actually on foot
among certain high Catholic dignitares to lc-
volutionze the whole system in accordance
with their own views. In this supposed cabal,
it has been said that some of the students are
implicated. Yesterday the subject was inves-
tigated by the facultythe doors being closed
to all except those Immediately Interested
Drs. Anthem, Haight, Iigbec, and Ogilby
form part of the board, and there can be no
question that thorough scrutiny will take
place.
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GEO. WASHINGTON.


!fIVVSI F'ItNUNi JdII' -VI IVV'
To John O. adams, Am, Minister al Berlin:
SIR 4 i. You know, my good sir, that it
is not the policy of this country to employ for
egners when it can we'll be avoided, either in
the civil or military walks of life. s There
is Il species of sell-importance in all foreign Of
ficers that cannot be gratiied without doing in
justice to meritorious characters among our own
countrymcn, who conceive, and Justly, where
there is no great prePondcrancc Of experience
or merits, that they are entitled to the occupan-
cy of all the offices in the gift of their govern
ment. : | am, Sc,
GEO. WASHINGTON.
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DR.. W. d. kIHG, Professor of Elocuton. Fayete st.
BALrIMoRE, Anil 18Th. 1914.

BALTIMOKF, NpTII I6lH, To44.
Dear SirIt affords pleasure to comply with
your request, by stotng that about ten years ago
placed one of my sons under your who had such
an impeachment in his speech TO make his arlicula
ton extremely distressing to his family and painful to
himself
The instruction he received from YOU together with
strict attention to the system recommended by you for
his subsequent government, has eiectualy cured him
Of malady which have every reason to believe
would have been permanent without them
Very respectfully, yonr obedient servant,
WIN. Il. STOKES,
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EDOsITIVELY SELLING oFE .r GREAT

HDSh - hLE SELLING OtE' AT GREaI
H. BAkGhtNS The Subscriber, intending to re-
e>Ious OF selling Oft his entire stock of FALL and
WiNlEk GOODS, and in order to do so will sell gerry
ehedp, without regard to cost His stock comprises
ltooaDiy the largest and splendid assortment of
fancy ana staple Dry Goods in this city, among which
may he found
Rich fancy and plain SILKS
French Cashmere and Mouse Ne LANES
Alpacas and Bombazines
American and English Prints
Heavy family bleached Irish Linens
A beautiful assortment of Shawls
Velvet Scarfs and Mantlas
Corded bofdered l.. c. ldkfs
Embroidered aud Hemsttched do.
Rich Evening DRESS GOODS-such as
Pompadour Grapes; Balzarne Tarletons; emb'd do
Embossed Tarleion Robes
While Satin; Rich embroidered do
{E3@ Also, a fun assortment of Cloths, Cassneies
GIoakings, Ve,tings ard Dnmescs.
FRANKLIN GARDNER,
No, 209 Baltimore street,
i2l0 Between Charles and I.ight-sts.
atOTToN sAEETINGs. We have jus.
" ceived;-
Hamilton Cotton sHEETlNGs, 3 yards wide
walham do do i y ydds do
Brown C0TTONS, 81 3 and A, extra heavy goods
New YORK Mills and others best makes Of Long
Cloths and Shifting Cotons
New styles of low price PRINTS
Rogers Patent FLANNELS: Mild do
Linen SHEETINGS, Q, ~, II and l2 qrs. wide
Pillow Case Linens, all widths.
Aud will be constantly receiving new aud desirable
styles of staple and Fancy Dry Goods.
HAMILTON EASTER & co,
)alo II 203 Baltimore street.
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NOTE bu The C0luuiier.

Washington was exceedingly embarrassed by
the foreign officers who were admitted into the
service by Congress, and then turned over to
him, thus endangering the system of the army
and interfering with native officers.
Vol. VI, p. l3.
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{G3-B ORELICEUM-Sr JouS's CHURCH,
LIRERTY-sT. The exercises of the LyceuM THIS
friday EVENING, January 10Th, will consist of
Lecture on Elocution, by Professor KING, and fur
thcr discussion of the adjourned questions: "Does
Music.''
Ladies and gentlemen respectfully invited to at
tend. The Lyceum will be called to order precisely
at : O'Clock. BY order,
IT. [r,l THOM rs ]. MORTALITY. sec'y
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{bg-TU THE LOVERS OF LITERATURE. The
Milford Bard will write for any person in the city of
Baltimore, or in the United Sates any subcc CON
nected with literature or science Ora,ions from IS
10 $40, occupying twenty and forty five minutes Lee
lures - to $40; Letters and Essays SO; Pieces forde
clamation So to s.. Inscriptions for tombs 50 to S.
Sentimental Tales SIS 10 30 Advertisements 81 to
So. Songs 49, News Carriers Addresses SIS. Acros-
tics 81. Pieces for Adams, &c. &C. s cents per line
Persons at distance will address (post paid and
closing rcmuHeration) the Milford Bard DIR. John
Loland Baltimore. Citizens will call at the Waah-
ing0n University, East Baltimore street. Those who
cannot call, will drop line in the post office, encos-
ing the quid pro quo. -Edtors friendly to me- will
please give an Insertion. ia2
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PAurERs. In Monroe Co., N. Y, the mum
Der of paupers supported during the year end
ing October lst, 1884, was 3l06, Of whom
2l29 were foreigners, and ll93 of them Irish
1919 Of the cases were impoverished by intenl-
perance. The sum expended for the support
of these raupers is SEQ, l75.
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SIGNS. slGNs4 sIGNsn! .Ia

0INiNk'' NJI01NN'' OI0IN Of! :
6xiGNs FOR THE TIMES-CHEAPER
y THAN THE CHEAPEST. SIGN PAIMTING
in all its varieties, viz:GiIt, Ornamental Transpar
ent, and Plain, designed and executed in superior
style, and warranted to give entire satisfaction.
at the shortest notice All orders addressed to Will
LIAM PELL, No. 10 Exchange Place, few doors
East OF South ST., lover Mr.. Scotti's Intelligence OF
fce,) will meet with prompt attention. ja-ly
YHyHE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore exist
III ing between EDWARD WINSOR and myself
having been dissolved in August last, by the removal
of Mr.. Winsor to the West-notice is hereby given to
all indebted to the concern, that payment must be had
or settlement made forthwith or the accounts will be
placed in legal process of collection without delay.
B. fl. RICHARDSON.
Bait, Jan. 5, 1916. AL ia7-2w
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Same date 10 aJoreigner applying for office:
DEAR SiR--* 1t does not accord
with the policy Of this government, to bestow
Offices, civil or military, upon foreigners, to
the exclusion of our own citizens.
Yours, Sc. GEO. WASHINGTON.
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Gy+ The Philadelphia esprit of the Times" of De
ceniber l7th 1874, says-'The astonishing number OF
cures produced by the use of CANTRELL'S ANTI
DYSPEPTIC POWDER, makes it one of the most
useful medicines known. Persons suffering with
Dyspepsia, should at avail themselves of its cur
ing virtues
{hz-The above Medicine is sold, wholesale and re-
tail 10 Philadelphia, at No. North Third street, and
in Baltimore, either at the of Franklin and
Green streets, oeat the s. W Of west Baltimore
aud Green StS ial0
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Burrows THEATRE. The Front-st. Theatre
was again crowded last night. MIR. Anderson,
in Romeo and Juliet, fully sustained his repu-
tation. He will appear tonight in Bulwers
splendid play, "The Lady of Lyons" sustain
ed by powerful cast; and the public may ex-
pect treat Go early, if you want seat.
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A CARD TO THE PUBLIC.

n OhND To I lie 10 BLU.
TOIN EVANS AND JACOB NJ FOUSE
- having entered into Co partnership, announce to
their friends and fellow citizens that they have located
themselves at No. BALTIMORE STREET, three
doors below the Bridge, where they intend to carry
ON the TIN WARE and SHEET IRON MANUFACsl
TURING BUSINESS, in all its varieties. They viii
be prepared in short time to supply their friends
with Goods in the above line and HOUSEKEEPING
ARTICLES GENERALLY. jaSd4tt
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PROFESSOR KINGS
u NsTITUTION FOR INSTRUCTION IN

NItIn UtIUN FUN INSTRUCTION IN
EhOCuIlON, and the permanent cure of STAN
MERlNG, LlSPlNG, and all other defects in the Ut
terance and Voice, is now open at No. 40 NORTH
LIBERTY STREET, Baltimore. In cases of in
pedlments of Speech, cure is guaranteed.
pamphlet containing certificates of cures from
leu up to the present time, and testimonials and re-
commentators of the highest respecability will be
Institution.
Elocuton is taught scientifically. Mr.. k. will at
tend to classes or individuals, in Seminaries and pti
vate families, and at his residence
All communications, post paid, will receive imme-
date attention. ialO A.
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@g- CHEAP PRINTING, and PRINTING OF
every descnpsion executed with great despatch, at No
1874 BALTIMORE sTREET-such az
MAMMOTH rJrJs Much larger than any ''hs'
LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS OF LADING,
STAGE & HATTERS' BILLS,
RAIL ROAD BILLS, &c. &c
Indeed it is needless to enumeratc, as we are pos
sessed If facilities for doing work. in every 'tyt AMI IN
amanner unsurpassed in this city.
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GovERNMENr Contracts. The United
States Government contract for Is, 900 rifles
was given to gentleman in Vermont, at less
than Sl2 80, lower than it was ever taken at
before. The contract for 10000 pistols was
given to manufacturer at Middletowu, Conn.
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DELAWARE. The legislature of this State
assembled at Dover on Tuesday. In the Sc
nate DIR. Joseph Maui was elected speaker, and
Mr.. Hayes, clerk. In the House the speaker
Is ~ ~,ule, and the clerk N. B. Smithers.
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NEW FAMILY GROCERY

FENk1E subscribers would call the attic ntion of their
Il friends and the public generally, TO their stock
of GROCERIES, which consists in part of-New crop
New Orleans and Porto Rico Sugar; Java, Laguayra,
Padang and Rio Coffee; superior Imperial, Gnnpow-
ers and Whitney's Premium Family FLOUR; Pa
apsco extra super and fine do; Loaf Sugar; Philadel
phia Steam Syrup; N. Orleans and w. India Molasses;
Ground Alum and fine Sa-with general assert
ment of such other articles usually kept in retail
Grocery, all of which will be sold wholesale or retail
very low. BARLOW & LAWRENCE,
No. 46 N. Paca st =, one door from Lexington.
0G5- Jast received, a Oi of Fresh ROLL BUTTER,
which we are retailing very low. a9- 3t*
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&C. RELIGIOUS NOTICE. Bydivine permission,
Brothers GARvIE, Of Tennessee, and BOYLE, of Pipe
Greek. Md. of the denomination of Christians known
as Thinkers or Dunkcrs, will hold meetings in the
Disciples meeting house, st. Paul street, Sara
toga, (thc use OF which has been kindly rendered
tbGm,1 on THIS friday EVENING, at 7 O'Clock,
and OF LORDS DAY EVENING next, ut the same
place. The public are invited to attend. jal0 az
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TfTM stock of Gold and Silver WATCHES of the
Is@ JRfnest workmanship, and for quality cannot be
e&..@sSsurpassed. Received direct from friend in
Europe, who has selected them with great care
Those in want Of good Watch are respectfully in
yited to examine them at my store.
GABRIEL d CLARK'S, No. l Water-st.,
de- Fronting Cheapsde, Bait.