The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-05-28
The MAD
: EXTRAORDINARY

: SOLD by auction the Hrst fair day near the
Lexington Market, the celebrated black pony ABo-
Lros lately rode by citizen Richie Of the Enquirer
ABOLITION raised in New York upon the estate OF
the ex- President and sired by his memorable high
horse NEaao SUFFRAGE. He made his last race on
the 9th of April against Hard Cider" and has since
gone into stable, where by little kndne he may be
kept in fine order for the fall races in 1874 Notes OF
the Sub-treasury would be preferred but disposi-
ton Of the animal is desirable liberal credit will be
given if required.
WILL BE SOLD at the same time and place, the fol-
lowing rare and valuable collection of New WoRKs,
by old authors, recently published, and before
offered for sale. Such opportunity has never be-
fore been presented in this any other country. II
is thought that bare mention Of the initials of the
authors will be sufficient TO attract the trade at
large as well as individual admirers Of the authors,
and especially those who appreciate the consultations Of
philosophy in retirement.
~. M Noes.
Auctoneer
l. The Consultations of Retirement, dedicated to
MIR. Van Buren,, by J. X. P.s.,.sg'
.. The Cultivation of Cabbages preferable TO the
pursuit oil ROVER, by M " Is.
3. Report on the Navigation and Defences Of Salt
River, by j. r. P..s''tt.
A. Temperance Address, showing the evils and i'm
morality of Hard Cider" DIR. Ds...n.
s. Diplomacy or the art of settling Boundary Dis
putes in quarter of Century, by J. F@.'-.h.
6. The Rise and Progress Of Swartwouting; or
the art Of Financial Depletion by L.+'i
W+.t.t.y
7. The Versatility Of Language; or hbes on ID.
Webster, III. Clay, w. c. Rives and N. p.
Tallmadge; "a vols. quarto, by Editor of the
"Globe."
g. The Almighty "One Dollar" an essay, by A.
K.,.+ll.
g. The Prescription of 1929 contrasied with the
tardy justice of 1s4l by the author Of" VINDEx.'
10. Modern Crop-nslogy illustrated by J. c. C.'-
s-tn.
IL. The last Crust; political torpedo, by B. F.
Bt.s.r.
IL. Loco-focoism its birth and death. A lament.
F.+.y W.,..t
I3 Three Valid Houses. A chapter Archec-
ture, by E. C..s..lI.
IA. Notes of the Dying Swan; or the last words o.
the sweet little fellow" Motto: Much ye.
remains unsung" BY T. Reese.
Is. Insensibily to Fear; my Birthright, by F. w.
P+.+..s.
l6. The United States Of South Carolina, superior
to the Union, by R. b. R-.tt
II. The art Of following in the footsteps of illus
trious predecessors" by J...e H..t
Is. The pleasures Of Angling for minnows in the
Miami, by Dr. D,'..n.
10. The economy of Salt, or reasons for $4,000
job, by J. c. R...s.
20. "reminiscences of Chapel Hill, or the convene
ces of Cravat, by T. H. Bs..+n.
81. The adventures Of Vampire, OF the Spirit of
the Globe in search of political capital, by F
p Beer
% The Game Cock and Duellist; or dead shot
byJ. A. B.t.m
%. Droppings from the caves baby walkers Nation
al omens, death-bed scenes, Log Cabins, iron
cages, gold eagles, and skins. A book
for children, with pictures BY B...r, K..-
**li g. M..s.n.
"a. The Party Drill being part of treatise. on po
litical tactics by CaPts Beer and R+....e
late of Poinsetts Sedentary Corps.
WILL BE SOLD, also, at the same time and place,
great variety Of smaller articles numerous to men,
ton; consisting Of Wing traps" "ppes, red fan
mel pettcoats iron cages, "Globes" Crisis" crcu-
lars, blank TANKS political torpedoes last crusis
quantity of bottled tears for dismissed officers
few white men sold for debt, poetical fragments few
disabled blood hounds and sundry little hobbies, and
They are sold, not for any fault but because the
owners being about to leave town" have farther
use for them.