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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-31
Citizens s Strangers.

The lipe of Procession. viii be formed Il IL
O'Clock, A. NJ in front of the eourb House. III
tho order shove stated. ~ H
III kPThe Delegates appointed 10 attend the
Convention, will please meet the committee ii
Ehe upper story Of the Court Honse, half an
honr Previous 10 the time of forming the Pro-
cession i.s5
,4J-Delegaies are requested 10 have prepared,
appropriate Badges for the occasion. VI
Committee of Retention. NJ
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-31

Ii Is Tatedinthe Richmond Wbig that
Mr. Todd. the Loco Foeo State Senator
from Middlesex district, who has SEart-
wouted from Richmond. charged with
forgery, was violently opposed TO the re-
eepiion d the Distribution fund by the
State, on Ghe ground that it would "cor-
rept tie pablo nosals"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-31

2 The Report Of the Bank Committee OF
the Senate Of Virginia. appointed to ex-
anime into The conditioh;of the Banks Of
that Common wealth Istatesthe amount OF
Indebtedness Of HE Directors Of each
Bank in Virginia, as individual payer. in
dpitual partner in a firm. security in 4
arm, and The capital ins each, to be Is fol.
lows:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-31

tFMessFs. j. R. Levellen ana \, G. Smith.
are about TO commerce The publication Of Wing
Journal a. Bdehaaan, Bo;etouri county, Va.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-31
-, s2I. $50 1855, go

The County Court Of Haywood Coun-
sy. North CaroIins, at its February term,
refused to grants single license for retail
ing.splrits during the present year.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-31

The perpetrators Of the late robbery commit
.led on the person Of Mr.. John Nicholson, bro
ker,lof Baltimore, have been arrested Tbey
are four in number, residents Of Baltimore and
scarcely Al The age Of manhood. A large portion
Of he money has been recovered. \
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-31

REruoATIoS. Baltimore and 0hie Raj
Raac Company has foti5ved The Example 81 the
"c.iy eoupeil. add nsw rsfoses To- recriys de
Rail Read Orders for ei.her passage Or freight.
And each ofhee aud car on The road is CONVEX
Cd inio shsring 'hsp, at.shiea Virginia paper is
dossed 10 per reni,
vs. RESPECTFULLY ASA our friends. The editors OF
Tbs Baiualofe papers. wbo have desean,ed 50 clio
qaendy aHd forcibis against Repad.alioo. 10 e.
Pl2in1to u the dE=4Aeace between Mississippi
rrp4dlatisa and BALTIMORE rep adiafion. And EisO
70 iiale The grounds Df assurances which the pub.
lie have. ,ihaishe corPqratoh stock and is in.
isrest viii rot also e repcdiaied, necessity re-
af,tte Ill IT,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-31
81 RR0GEA NATION
TO TaE GIFizESstEEor Texas.

NV conntrymen Rn,aors have bean brr11f,ahl
Il from ne {Sou[b- we:tern itrdntief ar i,,vasesa
paIjcuIafs haTe nj beea tnruiahed n fhe1srs.
cutlseI The facts ark suEaIefent Ii Justify jmu,e.
diats .n,SnafatSan ~ asisnx;ye,Fut,r All nj,
aresnt;lc, 81 Niit,aoy di,fy sre ca,nAo u 4
10 II resainess f Ienft ann,nnsa II M scsyIs IL
Soil. III the solI If III nntba4iFSs< IN Ibs cenn.
IN Iiis a1ds1sd ,baf Ihs colans of ssch
~ W. III nfsJsrt IsrsofF fbs
n;' RsatI HILL, alsg,t,s
$3.50 III az, ne
iA,b,.s a,,asshfv y 49, ~.
II ,h;cb d,a,s NM 80
ale plaee III slopeasof ,he go,
sbsIii have3 anIbogNv and parer e acrsbf IN
cent SubsIiTotES M, NJ
EscS,man r1II be IsSaited in the event Or !
cab thsPffssdeat. q fs8ort himself, furnish.
ed win gaed arms. egflt provision, and one
bundled ~ rounds q aflfnq VITO and prepared
S III q nay Tepo !. ,be M u ,b sasn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-31

4 l5eThe following rs copy OF Abe RESOLUTIONS
offered BY Mr. Giddings Of Ohio, and afterwards
Withdrawn by him, for which vote Of Gems ar
was passed upon him BY The House Of Represen-
tatives: t4 NF
Rs,olred. That prier 10 the adoption Of the
Federal Constitution each Of The several States
composing this Union exercised full and exclu-
sive jurisdiction over the subject Of slavery with
in its own Territory and possessed full power 10
continue or abolish II al pleasure
Resolrtd That byadopllng The Constitution no
pan of the aforesaid powers were delegated TO
the Federal Government, but were reserved BY
and stil pertAin 10 each Of the several StaIssn
article 81 he CohsiiI1ioa! each Of The &c.
States SUR nderedtIto the Federal Government
all jurisdiction over the subjects of commerce
and navigation upon The high seas.
R,solrtd, Tha: slavery, being an abrdgemeni
OF The natural rights Of man, can eIisi only BY
fsrce Of posrt municipal laie, and is necessarily
chBined 10 the territorial jurisdiction Of The pow
Ell creating it.
Rtso!ped That when ship belonging 10 the
citizens Of any State Of this Ufion leaves the
waters and territory df such Stale, and enters
upon the high seas, the persons ON board cease
10 be subject 10 The slave laws Of such Stale,
and theneeforth arefgoverned III their relations
20 eacn ntleF. DV, ana dlS; dmcudoietp WI tit laws
sofsthe7 United States
ResoErea That when the brig Creole, on her
late passaRe:o New Orleans. left the territorial
jurisdiction of Virginia, the slave laws Of thar
State ceased % have jurisdiction over the persons
on board said BRIG. and such persons became
amenable only 10 The laws Of the United Sta:es.
Resolved, That the persons % board said ship,
10 resuuiing their natural rights Of personal Ii.
berry. violated no law<of the United sta,Fs, in
CURED no legal penalty, and are lastly liable 70
60 punishment
. Rs.oluea, That all attempts to gain possession
Of or re-enSIaNe said persons are unauthorized BY
the Constitution or laws Of the United States,
and are Incompatible with our national honor.
Rssoirtd That all attempts 10 exert cor ma
:ional influence in favor Of the coasiwiss slave
trade, orIe place this nation in the attitude Of
maintaining ''eommerce in human beings,'' are
sabversiFe Of he rights and injurious to the EEL
pss andihe interests Of the fee States are nnau-
lhorzed BY the Constitution, and prejudicialto our
national character.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-31
THE MARKETS.
oFrfcE or TaE BALTIMORE AMERICAS, )

J. HtdECLH4of7 y, r. MI y i
L Rail ROAD oRDERs-Age selling a sol
per cent. discount VI
"A VIRGINIA BANK ,NoTEs1-Tbe brokers
rate to-day for lhe1PaPer Of The Virginia Banks
centrally is 83tfer cent discount. and for The
nsfes oftha "heeifng Banks, s per cent. dis-F
count III II q AZ.
F zeATTEE.-About $50 head Of Beefteat.le
were offered for sale this morning al the drove
yards, and 100 sold at prices ranging from S.
GA 10 s55 per 100 los. for inferior To prime
qnalHyi Upwards of lp0Ehead were driven
North and the balance remain unsold. There
are several parcels Of Live Hogs id market
which are held az $50 per 100 lbs. without
sales to any extent. The supPieaofSherphave
also been good, eui they are, wihouslde or
sales. H
FLOUR Moderate sales Of Howard street
Flour of good standard brands are making from
stores at $3.50. We are unable . qupte def
nne wagon price E#sf
EGRAlN.INo Wheat aniving--lwe quote
Enominafiy at SiaS1 10 for Md. reds sales 81
Nd. yellow Corn Today at 60 81 els. and Of
several cargoes 81 white at 5sa60cts.l Al Iotof
lice bushels Pennsylvania yellow was spld.to-
day At GIL cts. Nd Oats are worth about 40a
~ CTS. Small sales OF CloveEseed al IA. SO.
1s9Sfa " I'll
ALExAsDarA, March Is.
store price $3.50. 81
A1N.-+NOthing doing in Gram u aDy de-
sc-iption.
CATTLE MARkEf-There is full supply ofI
Beef CAME IN ne market seef IS selIins a
from "a so 70 $3.50, according 10 Qualify.
FisH MARKgT.--Ihe supply received is now
modefaie. Shad Ne.eselIing yesterday 81 90
per hundfed- HerIings $3.50 per thousand -
The quality Of fish, both shad and herring, but
especially shad, IS uEcomnonly fine.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-31

We ar hspy &c near tkat o. hale Bfaneh
Bank IS nPS. and has been Tor some lime lpasi,
ready fOr rrsamptoR. sar has only been asais-
ing the Edtd u command from her sopetlOrs.
asd The beaehl u heir good example. iE,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-31
INVASION or TEXAS.
From tae Ne OFT ms Bee
V''' - 2'fs..I = Us q.
SURREND ERloF SkNFEANroNlo

M SURREND ERxoF SAN ANTONIO! ~
'Tt By lheIarflv1 otthe steam pafke ship
New York, We have. oeen rut ID posses
sion Of thszcettain inielll 5ence Of the LII.
yssion opTexas. BY atornidable Mexicaa
force ;/S4n Antonio has surrendered the
Mexfcans had taken Goliad.4 The inva-
Kill, usf4usly osuilatrd at 'frdrp s 10 Ifi
Q00,. Fe atered Texas at several Poiats--s
The Texans werescont On Victo.
ria, Gonzales and Austin III (which places
a desperate resistance wilI/be made, We
publish al extra from ths Galveston CT.
riltan, md the procla4naiibn Of President
! Houston w \
|. Frorh sp Extra oftAe cspAian (Gdves.
ton) OF the 18th of3March4
4. "By The steaHer Dayton, Just arrived
! from Houston, we learn ftiai expresses ar
tErivet yesterday from Aqstin, dated on
lM onday lastlstatips Ilat Intelligence had
reached thstplseel That Ssn Antonio was
taken byzz##Ai exicans d. Saturday last
ECspt- D9tnn, who brougktthe intelligence
from Austini states 3tBat The. number Of
f:Mexicans vas large. Numbering several
thousands
81 The express which which reached here from
Vieiorla Hast night states thata body Of
300 Mexicans. whocap3pfea Capt. H Fer
7gisan and from whom be escaped, sta
ted that Their. fotee #oh this side Of the
Nneeos= numbered $780, who were destin.
ed FOR vifetefla that B {ftl0 bad gone to
San Antonio, and that there were in all
IA, Q00'this side of The Rio Grande.
Men are turning utlrapiaIy al Hous.
ion. r sIts
N A number Of, manilleft This city yes.
Ilerdaay for tie seat q war. an5 aeon Pany
is expeetedHo leave o. day Il
Ff-z#fFE4= afsff " Al aF,if
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-31

An invitation having been received
from the Prssident informine them thai
be would be pleased 70 see them an = 8
O'Clock iasl evening" they accordingly
ma-chsd out with their band. and were
received By the Preside1t in the side psr-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-31

lonrs One Of the committee addressed
The Pendent il few xotds, Informing
him that IS they intended 10 leave the
District 10 The morning. thev had called
iou hia. raerely to pay sfriendly sisis,
The President replied that be vas much
pleased 10 see them, buI would he much
better pleased il they were all hOme al
work. while al the same time he sincere.
ly regretted that any esnse existed foi
their abandonment Of the srm9Fy, He
however uoald take the present occasion
10 say. that the military system sss adopt
ed for The purpose or blending harmony
and regularity thIouehout ell the branch.
esI Of the zrmory. and thus eouinbuts
not only 10 the protection Of the interests
81 the Government. bu, 10 the perm anenl
advancement OF the welfare aud Drosperi.
~ 81 the workmen. He assured them
N<hat the most distant idea was no. for I
moment sn:eItained Of expressing or "
rsnkizing over them. snd expressed ihs
beliek as q, present advised, that The faull
was 1ot> in the system itself. but rather ia
the agents appointed 10 execute il. II
however, Il should be found that they
are 10 error. That the military system wal
oppressive. as pledged himself that i
should be abolished,and the eivil .ystans
substituted
He reminded thAm that 4 was The
perative duly ofihoss, inir9sted with the
administration Of the GQvefhrnent to pro-
lee, The public interest b y every means IL
their power, and henre Mrodg opinions
were iat times lorneflof public aets which
sober reflection wouEd.u6on Npse then
were performances
an imperative duty. He highly Ncompli
mented them on their gentIemanly de
''portmen, and beSriag. and remarked that
they were the bone and sine y. Nhe
1"tlfet blood Of the Nation, earning theil
daily bread by ihe sweat OF their brow,
aad deserved more. respect and5atlen'ioh
lhanIiha, class Of men who we're constant
iy knocking al his door aud worrying hin
for office, n coatflsion, be advised
them 10 go home ana to leave ,we orthree
Of their number in Washington 10 man
age their business, and he had no doubl
all would be settled TO their satisfaction
ih few days,
The ArmoreFs are sin en- their oars; On
Monday, the Military Superintendent issued .
sonof imitation to She workmen 70 feseme their
labqrs, BY application p the Mastess Armorer y
The condition, however, is offered that ODE.
eiencs will be expected, not only 70 the obi
Gus orders heretofore issued, busfo ali which
may be promulgated and premise Is asked
that there shan be no more combInato1s, &c.
The Department greatly mistakes The male
riel upon which il has to operate. Nothing short
ofiheI abroga'ion Of The Military system, which
has been for year past KEEP, up, not merely
without law, bit 10 positive violation OF il, viii
restore qaiei and. effitiency,to The AFmory and
the sooner the Presden: tskes the responsibility
Of putting things right the bettet1 u
Bat Congress will certainly MOVE On iAesub-
sect without delay.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-03-31

III the House, bitier4i debat occurred; Niessrs.
.Geniry. Raypet andS Lime q Indiana replying
with much severity q Mr.. Wise, whohad sPo-
<ken on Friday ana Saturday In favor y a repeal
of The Land biz, the Loan bill, Of course,
made but 1iHse pIagtesst
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-13
Gov. DORIS .yhereabous-Thinss in Yer.
Correspondence of The Tribune.

PuTSEY, VI august ~ lct<.
To tbs Editors of The Tribune:
/ AS the question of the whereabout of His Ex-
cellcncy Gov Dorr is matter of some Importance,
I have to inform you that this distinguished indi-
vidua is in Cheshire County, N. II. Immediately
after his abrupt ca.e of his Rhode Island subjects
he came to brattle5oro, It. Were one OF the
Dorr tribe Ca very smart man SOM caused hin
10 be conveyed to Westmoreland, n. H. ut which
place he has been stopping till the present time.
Gov. Hubbard beins absent from the State at the
time, and it being matter of some doubt whether
he would asord the illustrious exile adequate pro
lection, it was deetned best 60. His Ezceency
to live somcwha, retired until the will and pleasure
of Gov. Hubbard could be obtained. Upon the re-
turn of Gov Hubbard he was consulted By the
friends of Dorr, and informed them that he was
safe as long as he saw ft to remain in New-Hamp-
shire. He was at Kecne Yesterday, and receivcd
the calls OF his friends at public Hotel. did
not learn that he fetched that sword, but | was
informed by gentleman who saw him that he is
armed with brace Of Colts revolving pistols.
He has an uncle residing in Kcene, at which place
his Speaker Of the House has been ever since the
adjournment of the Foundry Legislature. He has
several Of his friends with him, among whom IS cne
nt his AldS-de-Camp lie receives distinguished
attention from his Loce-Foco friends in New
Hampshire. He will probably remain in New.
Hampshire until the Boston Post the Plebeian ,
Of your city, and other kindred prints shall induce
hr outlaws OF Ncw-York and the vicinity to oRoo
moro enactl second ChePschet aifaiy. The course
IF those journals meets with the scveIest conaen.
nation by men of their party. A thousand
,in1es more TO blame are they than their miserable
Tools and dupcs whom they induce by their incen-
liary publications to invade the State of Rhode
Island, and on their heads be the responsibility.
Our Election takes place soon, and the Loco
Focos are using every means ts carry the State );
but the Wings are up AID doing. The rallying
.rry of our opponents has beea Smile and Bank
Reform. but it was no go. Vermont has as oound
Banks and as good Currency as any State in the
Union, and the People are willing to let well enough
alone. Barber the Loco candidate for Lieutenant
Governor is also on the Abolition Ticket, and
strenuous effort will lie made to secure his election.
The nanae of HENRY CLAY is received with
enthusiasm by the Wings of Vermont. The
,reachery Of John Tyler meets with the strongest
condemnation every where. The Wigs Of Yer
mont will give Henry Clay as large majority in
AZ as they gave the amentcd Harrison in l84O.
The watchwords are A SOUND NATIONAL CUR
RENCY, AND PROTECTION TO HOME INDUSTRY j
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-13

y number of mills in this State, including
anunbcrof very large establishments, are rot rum
eins. The present is the most favorable season
Tor manufacturing, when the days are long, and
here is no light and fuel. When the winter ar
eves, we de not see how the manufacturers can
possibly go on, unless a very decided improvement
akes place. All eyes are now surnedto Washing
on fer relief although not with very strong conf
icnce of receiving it. Providence Jour.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-13

u There is nothing purer than honesty; no.
thing swseler than charity; nothing warmer than
love; nothing richer than wisdom nothing
brighter than virtue and nothing more steadfas'
than faith. These united in one mind, form the
purest, the sweetest the warmest the richest, the
brightest, and the most steadfast happiness.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-13
CABINET FURNTTURE.-Purcfasers

" will find il TO their intereS, TO cai No. - Catherine
street, where may be found, the .econd hoor exen
sve assortment of splendid Cabinet turnltura n The newest
and approved patterns, and which viii BE sold az
prices below what furniture Of the quality he
bought for auction The advantage here offered in buy
ing o the regular mandatory auction prices must be
evident. Ifrlc and long experience in the business
any advantage in manufacturing good and ernanentalware
subscriber feels confident in saying that any who may
cali at No 20 Catherine.Strse and make their selection
shall have full and ample sasacon both as y prlee and
qunlity in the articles purchased. :. TANNING ieS Sm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-13

MuRpER,-Eljah Holly was murdered in
Pulaski county. Geo, week before last, by Arthur
Mock. They were both residents of said county,
and personal contes; had previously taken place
nwhich Mock was worsted. A few days after the
recon,,c, Mock waylaid Holly in the woods, and
shot him. as he was passing along the road, and
immediately fed Mock is much advanced in years,
but Holly was young, stou, and strong man.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-13
iVZ3 m
&, JENKINS, CROTON

Wv WATER PLUMBERS. No. g. ohn street near
Broadway New York. White Pine, red Cedar and Locust
Hydran,s Lead and Iron Pipes of quality Baths Mater
and Hydraulics of every description furnished and fixed lon
e most approved pncPe a most 5sas9nsel e e P6
delpha having been engaged for the last u in the
above place w6ere he has superintended of tho lar
ges public buildings will warrant his work equal IL not
superior TO any in use. Certificates from Mr. Thomas
Watet Architect Of Grard College, and others NAV be
al Dunctualy attended
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-13

WHITE PINE TIMBER
by the raft OF. single log, or
sawed 70 order into deck
plank. bridge and scow
plank, gutter cas, talus-
trades, and building tiuibsr
of every description.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-13
CrOton Water.
HO ENGINEERS, Manufacturers ant

otlers.-Weidcd ;urought Iron Tubes, Tor Steam, Wa
ter Gas sc. from inches diameter and in lengths
from inches l. feet, capable OF sustaining an nierna
ther with fittings OF every description, such bows rs
Reducing Sockets, Cocks &c, TO which tho Tubes are
together with the greatest facility by any ordinary workman
rhepreat strength and durability OF these abeS
pared with Copper other material and their economy
render them superior all others for any of the purposes
above mentioned. For sale by
iyI3 n WALWORTIt X NASON, 80 hnn-st
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-13
nR. sWAYNE's COMPOUND Syrup
Of Will cb.yr,, NAV he had a, Minors Drug Store

l92 Broadway cornero OF John street
Throat and Lung Diseases weakened constitution epe
pecalFy when the leryon. system Impaired, claiming
th attention OF the medical profession in various sections si
,fe country well in popp.ous cities from the crcn'
stance OF It's wonderful effects !.
BEAn extract from the Weekly Messenger published
a, Chambershurg states that Or. Humphrey late OF 81
Thomas in county, used DR.. Swaynes Svrrr Of Wild
Cherry personally during potracted Illness III ereaee
IN auyl other medicine he could ootatn. lyi3 imf
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-13
NHuSIC- -AT THREE GENTS q Page,

MUSIC AT THREE CENTS a Page,
Ifa at No - Lispenard.st, cor. of Broadway -cHAS
L. GESLAIN, Music Publisher is constantly receiving uew
and fashionable Music, for the Piano Guitar, and Flute
which selling at the very low price OF cents page re-
TAIL. Aso on hand. small lot OF Musical lnslfuntea.'
whichwill be sold very low. The public ale inv;te ali
and examine for themselves. Wholesale Jeaers nr.d
cheaper than any other establishment in the U. States
n. B.-Piano Fores tuned al IS cents
jyl8tt CHAS T. GESLAiN.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-13

IT American Lnborer.-The first number Of this
valuable statistical work was published in April and each
succeeding number the first day of each month The
whole volume will be completed in y numbers. with 81
large pages each and will form of the most useful works
extan the subjects of American Labor, American Fro
ducts, and American Resources, together with valuable
Speeches and Documents the Tariff, by the most cmi
uen men in the Union OF both political parties Tie price
of the whole work (l2 NeS is Is ceas-sngc numbers 81
CENTS The back numbers may still be- obtained Twenty
complete volumes may be obtained for $40.
r,nYTr
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-13

NTEW-YORk STEAM SAW MILL
= The Subscribers having their New Steam Saw Mil
in complete operation and also hand full assortment oil
White Pine White Oak, Georgia Pine and Helock T,G-
ber OF the best quality are prepared 10 furnish an ooeEs
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-13

oTTHls AUGUsT) NUmBER:
to VI. BRIEF l2s to $50
VII. .REroRr ON NAGRicuLTuRE-(By Hon. HAIR
' MAR DENNY, of Penn Isl TO lS7
VIII ADVOCATES OF THE PROTECTIVE Policy. lT
IX..AGRlcuLruRE AND CoMMERcE-tStatis-
ioo " -
X. HISTORY OF THE Policy OF OUR GOVERN
MEST IN REFERENCE TO PROTECTION. ..l42 to lag
XII .Ngw-YoRK ON Protection. l49 to l57
XII How FREE TRADE is PRorAGATED.. .l57 TO los
XIII WHAT WOULD TARIFF DO FOR THE La
BoRERs OF THIS CoUNrKY?-(E Editoriall. .15s 10 l59
XIV "A THOUGHT FOR rATRIoTs-( EditoriaT. l5s
THE HOUSE TARIFF BILL Editorial), 100
t,ovsr leo
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-13
BY Special Appointment.
1SEPH GULOTT. Pen Manufacturt


EOSEPH GLLOTT, Pen Manufacturer
~ TO THE CUEEN.-CAuTION.-The hish charac.
of these Pens has induced The attempt on hs part o.
AIR. Gilsi, but also upon the public. An inferior arce,
bearing the isSpci.d name, thus elliot emitting the final
is the sarbst 1t cas readily se detected by it
it is put up.
Observe. the genuine Pess are all marked In ln1
Joseph Gii!ors Patent" Joseph CIlle warranted
and that each gross bears fac smile of his Signature.
The above may be had wholesale, of HENRY JESSoP
vI5 lv OF Iohn.strrel. cOrut. of Gold,