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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-08
HATS UATsrr

I'Sl t'erN"da splendid assortment OF beautiful Hats of
e Latest fashions consisting, Part, finest beavers
nutas Russia Rabbits AMI brush Hats OF the greatest
article. ~ '''N'' "''"''' :"
Also, few cases extra fine Molcskin Plush IIais all a
winch were made to order expressly for any retail sales
anu are offered 10 customers and the public al such pTcc
de- EiIsuA SuEpppp-nN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-08

1--we IN store and am receiving large stock Of China,
Class and EirthenwaTci Looking Glasses, Asial Lamps
Cisiors, Tea boards Knives and Forks Fancy Goods &c
&C. which are offered To ihe Country AID Ciiy trade at
s advance My sock consists ia par Of White Granite,
Ilnt0n ans Liverpool Diniu. SstE.
COLD BAND-Rai.sd Figured Painted ani EnlmeIIed.
tanning 81 IS and - pieces Toile sets, camplsteRicb
Wafer Ptchcrs-Evcrs and BASINS Children's Toy Tea
sets Sc.-Canou White French, and Liverpool Plates.
Dishcs and Turecns, separate from sctis.
Rich French China Cologne Bottles and Nantel orna
FINE CUT AND PLAIN GLASS wARE-nc,antcrs
ssls a"I Psf' Ga.Tgafia o Pnm1er Wines Cor
-'auI', Centre Bol, SaycTs sails IN sets and pairs A.
iraI Lamp shades, Water Pitchers, Curtin Pms Glass
Glass JARS Of every description
IMITATION silver, ami sieI Ctsors Pa cd an Trasa
,antnsck- shutters and Tflys, Ivory and Balanced Han
iieiDnlms and Desert Knives ant Forks sets % 81
POS. britannia lnIJlpsu ri, Boxes Fable BELLS
GERMAN SILVER Plated. and Britannia Tea and Table
7I,5on-, Britannia soup Ladies' DC.
ASTRAL LAMPs-larlc AMI small sires-Br,annia and
PAssAGE LAMPS. Rich Cut andPlain
.MANlEL ORNAMENTS, beautiful China Gard Is .gscia.
'n Mu.s Ersaui Cut Glass aud China Cologne OtIcs
BRUSHES -Cloih. lar Table and Tooth Brushes, Ia
LOOKING GLASSES. M1n,ei Pier, ana Toilet Look.
L, %1s G ils P "aS 70 s sgs sf,"'
Manila and Other Mats
ers, Mug. AMI Common Tumbers d.. p4c ked in tho
best manner, and onihc most liberal terms. ap3
DIR. J. II. RowLAND's MEDICINES.
LSI received. an assortment Of these popular prepa.
Ter MrtTeA speedy AMI certain cur. for the Fevsr
JoHie Nurture PtHs-A remedy fortle Peyerand Aguc,
possessing he rafno properties the Tonic Mixture and
equally a. chcacious n removing this troublesome com.
plant.
ETfrad Sar'apariva-hn improved preparation Ttld.
article, suI highly recommended.
Trl1ifsr" ~ form Ds'yoysy-A safe ans corrain r..
m,y for ,Er'Ing Worms from the human system, and
particularly aiaplsI 'oftC uHrHr1 children.
AuUiDniTfsd EpiirnoDrpu-A fuo stimulating arpfic,.
Throat, &c.
cHyrnmi-An invaluable and pleasant remedy for Sore
Pu,Hp"nriaThis remedy sbghlY valuable f,r its N.
rlcy tu frnpvug obstinate Coughs long Standing pro.
dIcod by colds or uacrNso II s recommended a. hsy.
ing many claims upon tc confidence anI patf0naps Of In
FfNIat being ru-H'.E'd ~ One trgrurrang fsvrra and
capable ~ overcoming Tho unhealthy effect likely f1 be-
SC. s''''''
ClrboHis DsrvfesHh rcfecdy for whitening and pro
E'fgng Doe t',iu Goo uf aII irIIriuuH pr0ueffIss
tTi'Ufui fiHhus'yfDr Hr toilette new rreu,tsf.t
fog .un'uIug. whitening and preserving the skiG
W have appointed Agents l,rto rils Dftha above
MrHIrfurH
ro.h supply received.
gAYNOR 4 ROY-TER,
.F ~ door above UrlI Tavern.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-08
RICHMOND nAT MANuFNcIoHY.

of rgf- uua summer LEGION au1 Palm Leaf Has un-
Usually large ena being selected ny himself 10 NHN YORK
and '.r. are e a1lg'e' % 'ts market Hi- prices on
si Hg Yrs- wr gs found E least be offered
if aa! |.a.f ID 4sg fIa 'r4Ia Hs Is alec supplied
usual w'H HE"rrs lz'~rla.- FIrs % 'l- various kinds
lruEr g.. la in. six IIu-Hr SHrIe, Extract ofLn..
wood brusa"-, Carts, Up PAPER &c. aci all which Will
be- -Y.f az r.la. advance.
Inc IIIeH siac'iI'y Informed that they wil huJ
assortment uf the uH beautiful Lrgh0ru Has Tor chill.
dfen and Infants gf the latest broad urlm mode.
mHxI-.u IDHN DnpTEy
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-08
DIR. SWAYNI.'s

DIR. S"AlNE'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF PRUNUs vIRGINIANA,
Or, WILD CHERRY.
FOR Coughs, Colds, Asthaas ConsunIptiops mr. any
l. symptoms indicative Of Pcctora Disease A sur"iy
received aud iUT sale 10y '"iI'
LlELL, JOHNSTON n LYEII
~ - ~ j. NcKhiny's Oli stand Il bunud ",
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-08
ALFRED KING.

EEPS constantly band, af Ns CDarh Nluuntf0ry.a
N few doors below the Bel Tavern, large ami ashton
able assortment Uf Coaches, tHro'oos Harourhcs Bug
Eys and SuEeyF, made Of he best materials aud workman
slim, which he will sell unusually low Tor cash or city ar
tTpaucos Ankuis work made fu order A. the shortest
nuucc, aud OF the most reasonable terms. to2T
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-08
TO the ISsr T34fSGo nmssSSgUErA,;ETgREI's,

y
il1 the tnTosgHcuts u the hueTy. DC tie Belle
- II" work. We can anJTd to sChc Mails uanuiactur
cI Al that csab shWsut low Dso made II any other
n the County ani especially such Nails arc used for
c11pcrug tobacco hDgHrsH and making aud lining
~ th' ioFrrpupn of NIis have mis- lay made a con
5l"aHl" reduction u price, auI hc quality Of
aI our Male io Do" equal Goo any tuadc country
Buyers are inVnedtv call lut cyliEtuo fDI Icmscvc-
f t=uy. IBUN TutpItTI -nN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-08
I'D R @

NEW YORK PACKETS.
GOLD LlNE)
SD SD I'D sd
schI. LYNCIiBuRG, Capt Ino. Gould.
Do wEN MOUTH, DO II. Couch.
Do RICHMOND, Do VIM. Tiby.
DO TUSCARORA, DO Juo Bell.
po NASSAU, do Geo. W. Allen.
DO MANCHESTER, DO Burr Knapp.
DO LEONTINE, DO Sapll neaI born.
This Line of Packets having bccx1Ro1sncd 10y gene.
raj patronage the merchants NJ RHsni for period
" 10 years tho prupreors solicit continuance
pfhcr favoTs assuring hcT that every
hall be given in forwarding hcr goods safely and with
ispaich.
The vessels OF the FIRST class commanded by
cNpe tkc ado, aud merchandise be insur
by them at the lowest rate Of premium.
For freehtsr Passage, having acCommod ltOns,
ply To the masters on board, ORC
JAMES FIsHER,)
AGENTS.
VIM ROwLETTN
no- Goods TO be shipped to New Orleans, Mobile Ap.
piarhacoa any other places, Will 10 received and
warIcl from New Ssrk by the masters agents New
York Of charge such may be actually
Cured ~
II A IL 70 A ~ IL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-08

JUDAH Mi FRS & co,
apl5 Fashionable and Cheap Boot and sr,c Dc1icrs
IhI's BISImENT-h GFKIAtN tURE FOK
II TIE PilE--Iuore are numerous certificates uf fis
most f'Fp'rtN.' HuI authentic elnacrr many uf which
intt o. examined wuc he article cold be- used as
nm 'Ucfnal application and for mbny other complaints
enumerated Boo thc wwppsf BE- considered remarkably 81
lrftrf hu lpf ic flraH htH equal and hound
o. refund boz i rFaEF where FIfHhsd contents
Ola hDuls ts been utrI wiuut cicCtua cure and the
empty bottles returned For salc by
uAYNOR 4 ROYSIER,
m3 Uruggi4fl. sYie agents G5r Richmond
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-08

made IN The best manner and from The best pster,,ls
hese plonshs will be sold n The moderate price of 81 "a
~ and ~ They arc daily IN expectation OF rercvi,
large LOT u those manufactured ~ Rurrcs Noprsc a
MASON, Of Massachusetts, embracing ILtiie or s,igi
"ieen wafu FROM The smallest a. the LARGEST aize '
Intending IN keep large assortment oftr vsTious ti
~ fourls manulictur al the North Farmers ami t
NAY a. an nps rely rpon procuring supplies 81 such kn,Iq
asw,lbe satisfactory both a. 10 prco AMI quality
m4 gRETTER a fEAER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-08
DIR. LEIDTs MEDICATED EXTRACT
or SApSADADIT

A true ccpy from the minutes.
N I9-td &. W. hACMIRpO Trcas -,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-08
MRS. u. Is. PYLE

hhEhi', JpilNSloN n LNEIL,
Agent sfor the PROPRIETOR.
~ j. McNildoc's Old stand, Richmond. Sa.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-08

JUNE, 1871.
- q. IL y JENKINS has opened ono Thousand ,l,zc,
IL stockings aud Half Hoes, a. follows
finer 0' - ~ - - a''u
Misses white aud black mixed and eolored t "a c,s
Is Oh aud finer w. - N''
Mems brown cotton half hose, IS cts Is 81 and2s3 %
Lanes black cotton hose, Is 81, - H. Is and finer
Peruvian and MOIavan do, fine
ALSO,
Misses coorcd cotton gloves lgle
Ladies' do do do
LIKEWISE,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-07-08

Giles, OILS, Window Glass, q
willscll on lib raj terms.
Nuimsgs, Mace, Indigo
CASTLE soap, Cloves,
Cinnamon, Cayenne Pepper
Coppcrds, Rotten stone
Pot and Pearl Ashes, starch
Liquoricc Rail, Logwoud,
-dleratus, Fig Blue, Alum
Powdered Ginger aud Root
White Lead, dry aud In oil
Jamaica Ginger, Saltpctrc
OIL Peppermint, aud other
essential otis
isinEluss, Russia
sponge, coarse and fine
soda, for washing
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-11-11
BRIEF HISTORY OF MONEY.

MONEY is a term used to designate whatever
commodity the inhabitants of any particular
country, accept either voluntarily, or by COM
pulsion, as an equivalent for their labor and for
whatever else they have to dispose Of.
CIRCUMSTANCES LEADING TO THE USE OF MONEY.
A country in which the division of labor was
unknown, and where every individual or family
directly produced the commodities necessary for
his or their consumption, would have no ex-
changes, and consequently no money. But af-
ter the division Of labor has been established,
the introduction Of money becomes necessary,
or at least, highly advantageous. A very small
part only OF mans wants is then directly sup
piled by his own labor. The greater part is in
directly supplied by exchanging that part of the
produce OF his labor which exceeds his own
consumption, for such parts of the produce Of
other mems labor as he has occasion for, and
they are willing TO part with Every man lives
thus by exchanging, or becomes n some mea
| sure merchant, and the society grows TO be
what is properly commercial society.
"But when the division Of labor first begar
10 take place, this power Of exchanging mus
frequently have been much clogged and embar
raised IN It's operations. One man we shall sup
pose, has more of certain commodity than h.
himself has occasion for, while another has less
The former, consequently, would be glad to dis
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-11-11

Cutting. The Philadelphia Ledger appends to its
bank note table the following explanatory note -
Where the word premium is used, il will be under
stood in its common acceptance value above Phila-
dephia bank paper, and not that amount over money
Henry Breevoort, lately died in New York, aged
100 yeais, leaving estate worth upwards Of Q OOO-
900 dollars. He was originally a market gardener.
and acquired his wealth by purchasing a small strip
the country, but which process of time beesme the
centre Of the business part Of the ciiy.-Rai Star
The Salem Gazette says that eighteen mi lions
Of dollars have now been invested in railroads within
the limits Of Massachusetts, all of which, when Il.
nished have paid at least Fix per beyond all ex
penses repairs, &c. No other State can show such !
result as this, which fully proves the thrifty habit,
and producing power Of our population.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-11-11

TIME attention of those citizens strangers in the
Il District of Columbia, wanting cheap and tasty
iron ratings, respectfully called to fitted
up around the Of DR. Sewel's house, Corner of
G and i.2 s,rees) in which beauty, durability, and
economy combined. The total cost of the railing
referred to, when up, is only $l44 GO; about S3
per foot.
Reference to DR.. Sewell, Washington, D. G.
Terms-cash. Orders large small, quickly filled
by M. MURRAY,
Corner of Bait. and North street, Baltimore.
oct 30-3t
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-11-11

CHINA, Ancient and Modern, being a history
~ and general description ofthe Country, Govern.
ment, Laws, Religion, Productions, Manufactures,
Arts and Sciences, Literature, Commerce, Tea and
Opium Trade &c, SC, lately published in London
afew copies just imported by
nov F.. TAYLOR.
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HE MADISO MAN

The undersigned having disposed Of mole
ty of his properly in the MADIsoNlAN to JOHN b.
JONES' Esq, this day retres from the chief ma
nagement Of the paper, which ne has held since
its establishment.
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conducted by Mn. JONES, and, assisted BY edito-
rial talent Of high order, will render such a
ready, intelligent, and efficient support to Presi-
dent TyLER's Administration, as will commend
it strongly, it is hoped, TO the favor and patron
age Of the friends Of the Administration through
out the Union.
All debts, of whatever nature, which have &C
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9th Of November, current, will be paid to the
undersigned ; and all demands against the Mad
isonian, which have accrued previously to the
same date, will be paid by the undersigned.
Subscribers, agents, and others, who are in
debted, are respectfully requested to make re-
mittances to
THOMAS ALLEN.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Nov. s, ls4l.
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CIRCULAR.-The partnership heretofore exist
~ ing between Mcssrs. POPE & GIBBS, as At
iorneys and Counseors at Law, and Solicitors in
Chancery, is dissolved by consent.
They continue practice Individually in the Coun-
ty courts Of Coosa ahd Autauga Counties-in the
Circuit Courts Of Autauga, Coosa, Talapoosa, Mont
gomery, Dallas Bibb Shelby, ST. Clair and Tallade-
ga Counties-io the CHANCERY Courts held for
the same Counties-in the SUPREME Court Of
ALABAMA-and the District Court Of the United
States at Tuscaloosa.
[The above Circuit embraces the cities Of Wetump-
ka and Montgomery, the towns OF Selma and Cahaw-
ba, and many other small towns and villages
B. Il. POPE, Wetmupka Ala.
c.. R. GIBBS Columbian, Ala.
Messrs. P. & G. renew the tender Of their profess
sonal services Individually to those who have here
tofore entrusted business TO their joint management
and to the public generally.
Their fees for collecting win be- heretofore, in
common CASE, viz:
For bringing suit on all llquida,ed demands
(ns Notes, Bills, 6c.) under $500. $40 90
For bringing suit all liquidated demands
exceeding $500, 5 per cent
For bringing suit on unliquidated demands
Gas accounts, &c.) $40 dollars added to
above fees.
For. taking Interrogatories Dispositions, sc.
if not more than two pages, 90
If more than two pages, for every additional
two pages, or less, w
In all cases sued TO judgment and execution return
ed property, half the above fees If there is IN
usual litigation and difficulty, resort to exraordl-
nary measures necessary to secure debt an addi-
tona fee in proportion to the services required will DO
charged
Persons sending business from abroad requiring
proof Gas accounts, &c to proven, delay, should send
at the time, the names and residences of wit
nesses and the Of two three respectable citi
in the neighborhood OF the witnesses, to act
Commissioners 10 take their testimony.
Partners sending business should also send the in
dividua as well joint names Of the firm.
Referenees.-Jos. o. Proudft Esq. Wall st. New
York; Messrs. GiIliland, Son & Harwel Charleston,
s. C !; Messrs L. Goddard & Co, Macon, Ga; WIN.
bearing, Esq, Athens, Ca; Messrs. Holt g. Rose,
and Hon. E. s. Dargan, Mobile, Ala Hon, a. w.
HiIliard Montgomery, Ala; Messrs. Crenshaw g.
Bryan, A. Ready, Esq, Messrs. II. B. Bailey g. Co,
and Messrs James Trmble & Brothers, WetumPka,
Alabama. oct 9-tf
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INSURANCE AGAINST FIRE. The Etna
i Insurance Company of Hartford, Connecticut con-
tnues to insure property ofa descriptions against the
hazards of fire favorable any other Com
pany, and TO adjust losses, when incurred, with the
utmost promptitude. Application for insurance may
be made a, the office Of the subscriber in the City Hail.
Washington. d. A. HALL,
oct 30--3t. Agent
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HoBBLEDEHOYs.

HOBBLEDEHOYS.
MOI man nor boy, but a hobbIedhoy."
Old Song.
oh there's time, happy time,
When boys Just half man
When ladies may kiss him without crime,
And hirt with him like fan:
When ma with her daughters will leave him alone
II be will only seem to fear them;
While were he a little more grown,
They would never let him come near them
These Lilly these were the days when you
Were my boyhood's earliest fame
When thought il honor To tie your shoe,
And uemhled to hear your name;
When scarcely ventured to make kiss,
Though your lips seemed halt TO invite me
But, Lilly soon got over this,
When kissed-they did not bite me.
Oh those were gladstone and fairy times,
And our hearts were then in the spring,
When passed my time ia writing you rhymes,
And my days in hearing you sing.
And don't You remember mothers dismay,
When she found In my drawer your sonnet,
And the beautiful verses wrote one day,
On the ribbon that hung from your bonnet7
And the seat we made by the fountains gush,
Where your task you went 10 say,
And how lay under the holly bush
Till your goyerness went away;
And how, when too long at your task you sat.
Or whenever kiss wanted,
I'D bark like dog, or new like cat
Till she deemed that the place was haunted
And do you not, love, remember the days
When l dressed you for the play
When lpinned your 'kerchief, and laced your stays
In the neatest and tidyest way2
And do you forget the kiss you gave,
When tore my hand with PIN
And how you wandered the men would'n shave
The beard from their horrible chm Z
And do you remember the garden wall
/ clmb'd up every night
And the racket we made in the servants hall,
When the wind blew out the light
When Sally got up in her petticoat,
And Johnny came out in his shirt
And silenced her with guinea note,
And blinded him with squirt
And don't you remember that horrible bite
got from the gardeners dog,
When John let her out of her kennel for Spite
And she seized me in crossing the bog I
And how you wept when you saw my blood
And numbered me with Loves martyrs
And how you help'd me out of the mud,
BY tying together your gartsrs3
But Lilly now | am grown a man.
And those days all gone by,
And fortune may give the bes, she can,
And the brightest destiny
But | would give every hope and joy
That my spirit may taste again,
That were once more that gladstone boy
And that you were as young as then.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-11-11

DOCK OF THE INDIANS, being the Biogra-
ID ply and History OF tie Indians and Indian tribes
of North America from its first discovery up to the
year lS4l by Samuel G. Drake, eighth edition with
large additions.
And many beautifully executed engravings. Just
published and this day received, for sale by
nov2 +. TAYLOR.
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UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
Session lS1I-'1l


Session 164l-42
THE Lectures will commence on Monday, the LIST
Il OF November, and be continued under the fol-
lowing arrangement, TO the middle Of March ensuing
Practice and Theory Of Medicine, by Nathaniel
Chapman M. ID.
Chemistry, by Robert Hare, M, ID.
Surgery, by William Gibson, M. d.
ANATOMY, by William h. Homer, M. D.
Obstetrics and the Diseases of Women and Chill
dren, by Hugh L. Hodge, NJ. d.
Clinical Lectures on Medicine, by w. w. Ger
hard, M. d.. and
Clinical Lectures on Surgery, by Drs Gibson and
Homer will be delivered at the Philadelphia Hospital
(Bockley) Students are also admitted to the Clini-
cal instruction at the Pennsylvania Hospital, in the
City.
w. E. HORNER,
Dean Of the Medical Faculty,
aug "a -3awtNovl5 1863 Chestnut Street Phil
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HEAD ou.nrsas, MAHlsE coars,

Washington CRY, Oct An, 1871
SEPARATE Proposals will be received al the Office
~ Of the Qsanermasier of the Marine Corps, in
this city, until IL o'clock, Wednesday, the 10Th
day OF November next for furnishing ratons 10 the
United States Marines at the following stations, for
the year 1912:
Portsmouth, New Hampshire;
Charlestown, Massachusetts;
Brooklyn, Long leland, New York
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Gospor,, near Norfolk, Virginia;
Pensacola Florida and
Washington City, District of Columbia.
The rations to consist Of one pound and quarter
Of fresh beef or three quarters Of pound OF msss
pork, eighteen Of bread four at tbs option
Of the Government and at the rate of six pounds OF
good clean coffee, twelve pounds Of good New Orleans
sugar, eight quarts OF beans four quarts OF vinegar,
two quarts of SALT four pounds of SOAP and one and
half POUNDS Of good dipped candles 10 each hundred
rations.
It is understood that the full side Of beef neck and
shins excludeJ) be delivered if requred II such
quantity be not required that the fore and hind quar-
tiers be delivered alternately And the bread or -four
shall be Of superine quality All the articles to be
unexceptionable and TO be issued to the troops with
out expense to the United States.
Proposals TO he endorsed Proposals. for Rations
for 1912" AUG. A. NICHOLSON,
Quartsrmaster.
oct g. 3tawtlOthNov.
The American Sentinel and Pennsylvanian, Phil
adelphia; the Portsmouth, Gazette, New Hampshire;
the New York Evening Post, the New York Herald
and the New York Enquirer; the Baltimore Republic
can; the Norfolk Beacon; the Norfolk Herald the
Richmond Enquirer, and Richmond Wing; the Al
exantria Gazette, Alex andria d. c.; and the Pensa
cola Gazette will give the above three insertions each
accompany the account when forwarded to this office
for payment.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-11-11

NEW FRENCH FASHIONS.--Mis NOR
1N LEY respectfully informs her customers that she
has returned fromN York with extensive assortment
of Fancy Goods comprising almost every variety now
in USE and received by the packets last week by Mad
am BeauIard, Falconer, and other fashionable French
Houses iu New York, and invites their attention this
day. at her rooms, Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th
and 10th streets. oct 80 -1w
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THE MADls0NlAN.



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E. Il. FosrER, Boston, Mass.
WESTON Z. BIRCH, Fayette, Missouri.
Jos,AH Snow, Detroit, Michigan.
FOWLER Y WOODWARD, St, Louis, Mo.
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