davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-18

COPPER-i0O OF extra quality English sheathng Cop
PER from u TO o. just received per recent arrivals, an
o oia &c Il. X. COLLINS 4 CO. So South STR q,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-18
IMPORTANT TO INvALIDs AND VISITORS TO
THE ISLAND OF CUBA.
P R 0 @ II Z S s Ii Q T L l. ~

village Havana. This
blishment 'dyantagsously situated properly fitted up
and attended afordng the benefit of country life without
excluding the comforts and pleasures of the Capital
venting timely attendance TO business Every attention
promised by the owners meet the satisfaction of their visitors
CHARGES
Boarding for single person room 90 day
" TWO or three persons room. 81 so a day
each person
With families particular be entered into
N Be- are running from morning 't night he
tween the Cerro and Havana, making the trip half hour
s1i I'm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-18
MUSIC.

JOSEPH KAMMERER, professor of music, respectfully
to his patrons and the public general that
has removed from SO Crosby to 16 Laurens where all
orders for his Cotlion and 10 wait parties
Orders for X will also be received Mr. W. Dubois
store, 285 BroadwaN. o2 msr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-18

! TO The LADIES.
DlNGLETS, FINE AND WIRE CURLS, BRAlDS,
IL Fzettes PLAN Bands, Bows, Head Dresses, Net CAPS
Shell Combs and other Ornaments suitable for decorating Ls.
dies Heads.
NJ. u M. LARUE,
Manufacturer and pVhoiesals Dealer,
l62 Canal corner of Yarick,
have hand and splendid OF the
above articles which they selling greatly reduced
They Of the latest fashions and manufactured
perior their and peculiar STYLE martng bea
tanned by any other manufacturer.
Old Curls altered pattern, and made look like new,
at trhing expense
A liberal allowance made o retailers. sl9 lmYr
WIN. r. JENNINGS IL co.
DKAPERS AND TAILORS, 23l Broadway, American
Hotel opposite the Fountain solicit attention
met Of seasonable goods including Cloths Casmeres Vest
&c, all the and Styles under the
ance that the system OF small profits and quick returns
which has elected liberal patronage will be continued
while arrangements such will enable fill all
ders in future with promptness.
A feature the establishment, which commend
those requiring articles for immediate the addition
stock Of Of FIRST quality ready made Gar
ments, consisting Of
Surtouts, Frocks,
Dress Goats, Pantaloons,
Yeats, Office Goats,
Travelling Frochs, Dressing Gowns, SO.
A choice collection of
Silk and satin Scarf,, Cravats,
handkerchief, Gloves,
Suspenders, Hosiery,
Under Shirts, Drawers,
Muslin Shirts Collars, sc.
At prices which offer inducements to purchasers
jy24 3m*ec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-18

MEMS, BOYS AND CHILDREN's CLoTHING.-
Nl GEO t. GREEN, Nos ITO Chatham str et and =
cry will keep constantly on hand fu and complete assor
tious made the fashionable style which he would
RESPECTFULLY invite the attention OF those As ha has
made arrangements Cloths Csssimees Vsslngs
sc packet and secured services
Cutters he pledges himself perfect satisfaction all
who may purchase.
N B.-Gannents made order the shortest notice. and
with strict punctuality. % lmsr
CENTLEMENS LEFT OFF WARDROBE Gentle
" families DESTROYS of converting their left off
apparel into cash. obtain the the highest cash
To families and gentlemen quitting the city, changing resi-
dence having superuous effects to dispose Of will lind
much TO their advantage send for the subscriber, who will
Ii. LEVETT,
No. John street. New York.
line through the Post Office, otherwise will receive
prompt att nton.
CLOTHING cleaned altered and repaired. old lmsec
NOTIFICATIONS having of Clothing which they want
~ dispose of, WILL by .aymg their address w. Smp
Wilson's old established store 10 Chatham street. be
called their residence. All kinds Of of clothing
watches MUSICAL mathematical instruments e1tants, quad
rants guns pistols, guitars, &C. bought and sold No 10
Chatham street.
~ b. All kinds of carpenters tools bought. ola lm-r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-18
NEW YORK WEDNESDAY MORNING. OCTOBER Is, 1913.



THE undersigned takes inform his friends and
the public, that the Mansion House located in In
outsider street No 81 the vicinity Of the steamboat landing
aud vegetable market having commodious family apartments
arranged in the ueatest order.
employed procure permits land passengers,
baggage NC who will board vessels Immediately after the visit
Of the officers.
BY isoS to this Island should procure passport from
the Spanish Consul port embarkation diff
hcuies and iuconv encs
s2l 6mec WILLIAM FULTON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-18

GSx FOR LIVERPOOL-Br Vesse--The we'll
MHp known fast sailing British ship CHESTER. john
engaged, will have quick despatch for above port
lartie. about shipping colonial domestic produce will
find the Chester a desirable cony eyance
For freight passage amply 10 the subscribers.
ROCHE, BROTHERS 4 Co, IS Fulton st.,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-18

HuGH S. LEeARE-The following touching Incl.
dent IN the history OF the late Attorney General de-
serves place In every ones scrap book. The sim.
phcity OF his character and purity of disposition are
show the beauty and dignity of those principles i'm
parted TO us under the shadow of our truly great re-
public. The etteris addressed to the editor of the
Charleston Courler:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-18

kK6 FOR LIXERP00L-Reggar packet of the 18th
MNXN OcoberThe well known fast sailing packet ship
$ above, being her regular day. - - 80
Her accommodations cabin second cabin and
unsurpassed by any vessel nor
Der OF her already engaged those DESTROYS of
curing berths should make Early applcationon 10
ol7r Coner of Son,h
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-18

900 EUR LIVERPOOL-The New Line-Regu, r
M1X( Packet 10Th of Noyember-The fine New York bu t
aksaeket ship HO1'TlNGUER Ira Bursley msste ,
1850 tons viii sail as abYre her regular day
For freight having very superior
apply to the Capan board at side Burng slip
The fine packet ship Liverpool j. kdridge master 1850
tons will succeed the Hottnguer and aon her regular day.
10th Dec mber. oIa'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-18

.k&N New LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS
MEXS Packet of the 18th October-The and elegant
Jacket ship GAkRICK. 1000 tons buIthen Capt W.
Sddy will sail Wednesday 25th October her regular day.
The ships of this line being all 1000 upwards per-
sons about to embark for the old country will not fail
to other their capacity renders them every
more comfortable and Convenient than ships Of smaller
class Those wishing berths, should not tail to
make early application on board, or to
w. & j. I. TAPSCOTT,
At their General Passage Office, 43 Peck Slip
49, 49, cor South street.
Persons wishing send for tn friends can have hem
brought in hr of the regular line favorable terms
Those wishing remit money be supplied with dra
payable in all the principal towns of the United
Kingdom. oIiec
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-03-07

THO HOUSEKEEPERS.-Thc subscribers would
L call the attention of bousekeepcrs, and others
to their handsome assortment Of furnishing articles
such as
Sofas. Sideboards Bureaus, Gard Tables, Bed
stcads, Pier Tables, Hat Racks, Centre Tables,
w assistants, Rocker Chairs, Settees, Wardrobes,
Cribs and Cradles, Best Feather Beds, Mattresses,
large and beautiful assortment Of China, Glass and
Crockery Ware, Chronicles in sets, Astral, Hall,
Side and Piano Lamps, Plated Csstors Candlcsticks,
Cake Baskets, SAVERS, Butter Tubs, Shutters aud
Trays, Knives and Forks, Spoons Stair Rods, Egg
boilers, Shovels and longs, Andirons and Tenders,
Walters in sets and single ones, Britannia Coffee and
Tea Pots, Brass and Britannia Lamps Coffee Mills
ioIlow-warc, Sadrons, Saucepans, WOODWARD,
Baskets, Brushes, Axes, Tinware, &C., with many
other articles too numerous TO be inserted in an adj
vcrtsement the principal part Of which having been
purchased for cash, enables TO offer them at very
reduced prices.
To persons furnishing, would say that you will
find it much to your advantage, and be relieved the
trouble of running from store to store to obtain the
various articles you may desire, hy giving us a call
as we have collected in ware-room almost every
article used in genteel Housekeeping, We would
therefore, most earnestly request purchasers TO cal
and examine our articles, feeling well assured tha
our prices will give entire satisfaction.
| G. w. BOTELER & SON
! Pennsylvania avenue, next door to d. Clageus
| 7-Iwcodif
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-03-07

1t is now manifest that there is a msunde
between our Government and Great Britain, in reIa.
tiono the eighth article of the Treaty. and the right
of visitation. In another column win be found a
message Of the President to the Senate on the sub
ject in answer to a call from that body and also
letter from the Secretary of State, on the recent
statements made to him by MIR. Fox the British Min
lister at Washington, on authority received by the
late arrival of the Acadia.
The message is an important document. Mr.. Ty-
Ter admits the misunderstanding, denies that there
exists any foundation for the right of visitation as set
up and suggests the doubt arising from the decla-
rations of England whether the difference is not ra-
Their one of definition than principle. His concluding
remarks are in good spirit, and will be sustained.
The accompanying letter Of MIR. Webster is also an
important document.
There can be no distinction between the right of
visit and that Of search. The soil of country and
the deck Of her merchantmen are the same as it re-
CARDS foreign armed force. Every nation regards
It as an high outrage if foreign force peaceably
through her territory; il no less so il por
ton Of that force from an armed ship visit her
merchant vessel. Though there is practice of WIS.,
itation somewhat in vogue the ocean, and proba-
bly, grown up from desire TO destroy tho common
enemies Of mankind, yet it is in every instance an
aggression on the rights of the party visited if belong
ing to nation at peace. A pirate, on the other
hand, is without the pale Of all law and it is no ag-
erosion TO visit such ship. The pretension of Eng
land is most unwarranted and preposterous, and no
nation, who has the fantest regard for her dignity or
interest, will submit TO it.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-03-07
Parrsr Ovr,os. Feb. IL. Isi3.

Patent OvrIot, Feb. IL, ISt3
IN the petition of Luther Davis, OF Nortbamp-
" ton, Mass, praying for the extension Of pat
ent granted to him for Improvement in the
manner OF mortsng and making lemons on the
ends OF the spokes Of wheels, &c; for seven
years from the expiration Of said patent, which
takes place on the l4ih day Of April next
IL Is ordered, that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Office on the LIST Monday in April pext at 10
O'Clock Nj and all persons are notified 10 appear
and show cause, If any they have, why said petition
ought not TO be granted.
Ordered, also, that this notice be published in the
Madison'an aud National -lntelligepcer, printed Al,
Washington, ID. C.; the Journal Of Commerce print
ed a, New York; the Baltimore Sum- printed at Balti-
morei tho American Sentinel and Mercantile Adver-
User printed al Philadelphia; and the Times printed
at Boston.once week for three weeks previous to
the first Monday in April
III. L. ELLSWORTH
+. :. Editors of the abovenamcd papers will
please copy, and send their bills 10 the Patent Office
With paper containing the notice.
| FEB 2D-law3w
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-03-07

SArE o0N81 kl0uT.
The liked Hight sstAhlshsA o. Caps 0rnex in No.
ssuoer, 1897. IN lst 50 dag 81 min 10 sec N. snd
long deg IS min. sec. E. or Greenwich, will, on
sns iss .. July ncxt b. converted into revolving
isgna' which will rc-appssr livery half minute
The additional Flashing Light established in 1885,
nssr tho above 6xsd light will then be discontinued
Inc new revolving light will be visible leagues,
snc whi h. distinguished from that Of Calais by the
VI their respective Intervals that of Calais
oo'nS ~ sec. and that OF Grnez only ~ sec; and
Yea oy perfect darkness, while IN the intervals be-
tween those of Grinex faint light will be visible to
vessels within the distance Of four Ieaguss.
LIGHT OF POINT D'ALPREoK.
on ,he same day the liked light on Point AIpreck,
III ist % deg. Al min. 81 acc. ". and long deg 33
min. 81 sec. L. Will every two minites change into
flashes OF red light, which are 10 continue for three
sect q.
THIS light win not DO visible more than four
Leagues at le
by order: j. HERBERT,
~ Secretary.
TRINITY HOUSE, LONDON, Jan. IL, ISi3
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-03-07
London, 10 h January, ls43.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

STANFORD CHANNEL, LowEsTorr ROADS.
Tgrsrrr Housr, LONDON,
24tb January, l8i3.
The alterations which have been in progress for
considerable time past in and about the Ncwcomc
and Holm Sands, having rendered the old Stanford
Channel again nayigable,-
Notice thereof is hereby given, and that this Cor
poraon has accordingly caused the said Channel to
be boyc out and the buoys thin and at the South
ern entrance thereof TO be placed in the following
positions, viz:
red buoy on tht East Spit Of the Newcombe,
marked East Ncwcome,n in 81 fathoms, with the
following marks and bearings, viz
The Channel End Of Lowcs,oft Church in line with
the large White House next West Of Lowestoft Pre-
ventivo Station House, N. by w. W.
Carlton Colyle Church, midway between Pakc-
field Church and Pakc6eld Windmill, w. by N. IN
Stanford Light Vessel, N. by y. T..
Holm Hook Buoy, N. T.. N.
South Newcome Buoy, s. W. by w. w.
South Holm Buoy, +. by ;. s.
A black buoy on the South Spit OF the Holm Sand
marked South Holm" in 81 fathoms, with
Lowestoft Windmill in line with the West Epd Of
ST. Peters, Church at Lowestoft, N. by w. w
Pakc6eld Church, midway between Carlton Col
vile Church and Pske6eld Windmill, w. by N. /, N
Stanford Light Vessel, North.
Holm Hook Buoy, ". by r..
South Newcome Buoy, w. by s. s.
Middle Holm Buoy, N. z. by Z. IL
| Tho above buoys mark the Southern entrance o
the channel, and lie onc-third Of n nautical mill
apart
| white buoy on the West Hook Of the Holm
marked " Holm Hook" in fsthoms, with
| Lowestoft Church Tower in line with Lowestoi
low Light House, N. w. N.
A SIX vane Windmill West Of Kirklcy, in lin
with Krklsy North Windmill, N. w. by W. w.
| Stanford Light Vessel, N. by w. w
South West Corton Buoy, N. by T. re-
Mariners are TO observe, that tho tides in the Star
ford Channel set ~ r. and s. W., and that the List
Vessel must always be passed to the Eastward.
Nors.-The shove bearings srs magnstic, and IN
depths thoss Of low water spring tides.
BY orderi
]. HERBERT, Secretary,
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-03-07

Tasssvy Hovsx, LosDos, lsA3
The shoals IN and about the entrance OF Harw vel
iiaroor having materially changed their positions,
Notice !, hereby given, that the following al,era
hons IN the 6uoysge thereof have consequently beer
made by direction Of this corporation, viz The Rod
buoy, formerly placed OF the =. w. end of Land,
guard beach, has been removed, and a Black Buoy
marked Beach End" placed of the South spit
thereof, IN "a fsthoms, with the following marks aud
bearings, yizi
The Martello Tower on the Mound Of Felixstow,
"a Inc with tho g. T. angle Of Landguard Fort N. T..
Hsrwich High Light Tower, its apparent width
open West Of the Low Light House N. N. w. Z w.
Andrews Buoy s. f.
The Black Buoy on the Altar has been removed
about cables length s. Il. by 8. of its former posi-
'ion' and now lies in fathoms, with
The Martello Tower on the Mound Of FelIxtow,
Il, 4, a line with the Northernmost Boat House next
north OF Landguard Fort N. +. by Z Il.
Harwich High Light Tower, just open North Of the
Low Light House N. w by N.
Beach End Buoy 3. by Z. L.
Cliff Foot Rock Buoy N. w. by w.
Glatton Buoy ~ N. +. T..
And in order TO point out the Western boundary of
the proper channel to Harwch after passing the
above buoys, two red buoys have been placed as un
der, viz.
ton" in feet with
Harwich Church Spire N. W. by w. NV
Harwich Cliff End w. 2 8.
Felxstow Martello Tower L. by N.
The other on the North end Of the Shoa, marked
I" Gristle, in 2 fathoms with
LandKuard Fort Cupola its width open East Of the
Flagstaff on the Fort s. by +.
Harwich Low Light House, its apparent width on
With the North angle Of Harwich Citadel w. by
s. rs.
Glutton Buoy s. 3E.
Ships and vessels using the Harwich Lights to
enter the harbor, must, to avoid LanJguard Beach,
after passing the Ridge keep the High Light well
open Yves, of the Low Light until Vanguard Fort
bears East, when they may haul in for the Beach
and anchor.
~ b. The above bearings Magnetic, and the
iepths, those of low water Spring tides.
by order
J. HERBERT, Secrefa,p
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-03-07
NOTICE.


TINE house Of the undersigned, at Monticello.
l. Virginia, was entered on or about The ooh De
bcr last, and between ten and twelve hundred dol
lars stolen tberefrom. The precise description Of
the money is not rccollccted. There was in the
amount one $500 Treasury note, issued by the Trea-
sury in favor Of s. Mcclellan, Navy Agcn, at Balti
more, dated on the 29th Of March, 2sth Of April
Ist2. This note disbursed by NJ. Mcclellan
on the llth May, ls42, and endorsed on the back
being the only $500 Treasury note disbursed by him
on that day The number Is not exactly recoIlect-
cd but between number 2035 and number 2s4s-
This notice Is to forcwarD all persons from receiving
said Treasury note, az ] have made application al
the Treasury Department for its renewal. There
were also four $50 Treasury notes, the numbers not
recolIectcd-bu, also disburscd by Mr.. Mcclellan on
the 18th May, ls42, and 30 endorsed on the back
u. p. LEVY,
Monticello, Virginia.
All the papers in the Union will confer favor on
the public BY copying the above advertisement
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-03-07
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
LIGHT HOUSE ON LUNDY ISLAM

LIGHT HOUSE ON LUNDY ISLAND.
TKSrY-Housr, LoNpos, 9th December, 1912.
The mode by which the light on Lundy Island
has hitherto been exh bted having undergone altcra-
ton with the object of augmcnng the power OF the
light,
Notice thereof is hereby given, and mariners are TO
observe that the revolving light in the upper lantern
will show brilliant light in every two minutes
The fixed light in the lower lantern at this station
tended, that il is now visible in Westerly dircc-
ton, from N. by w. to 8. w. by Compass.
by order,
J. HERBERT, Secretary.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-03-07
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

There being grounds for believing that, notwith-
standing the publicity which was given in the month
OF March last by direction Of the right honorable the
Lords Commissioners OF the Admiralty, to the trans
htion Of notice issued by the French Goverpmept-
the alterations which hare since been carried int ,f
feet in the lights at Cape Grinez, and al Point d,Al
preck--havs not become generally known-tb. said
notice Is now repubshed for the farther information
OF all persons employed in the navigation Of vessel.
in tho English channel, viz
HrpRochruIo OrrroE,
Admiralty, March 10, l842.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
tRsosieed from ne French Copsyanssxx
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-03-07

HORSES HORSES!l HORSES u! Just re-
IL ceived, at the Farmers Hotel, corner Of 9th
and street. 10 head Of sound young farm and family
horses, which will be sold at very reduced prices.
Those wishing TO purchase would do well by calling,
as great bargains may be expected.
fch
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-03-07
AMERICAN SAW MILL FACTORY.

AMERICAN SAW MILL FACTORY,
(ELm BETWEEN PrARL AND DuAss STREETS, N. VI
TIME suhscr ber. have on hand, and offer for sale
i on reasonable terms, a general assortment Of
Circular, Mill, Pit, and Cross-cut Saws Billet or
woodoutcrs' Webs, Grating Hand, Panel, Ripping.
Brass-back, and Butchers Bow Saws Webs Tor saw
ing IRON Cotton cleaning or Gin Saws PIasterng and
Brick Trowells, Hay and Straw Knives, &c all made
Of the best quality Of cast steel, and warranted.
They will make venecring any description Of
Saw TO order.
". wORRALL h co.
Iron Founicrs Printing Press and Saw Manufsctu-
rers, Office 2s, Elm street, New York.
Mar. A-1t
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-03-07

n FISH Co, Hatters, Browns Hotel, Wash
". ington, and City Hotel, New York will in
troduce the
SPRING STYLE,
Tor GeDtlcmen's Hats, on Wednesday March LIST,
lS@J. feb 21-3tis
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-03-07
HYDRAULIC PRESSES.

HYDRAULIC PRESSES. al
THE subscribers manufacturing Hydraulic
i Presses, suitable for pressing Cotton, Castor
Oil, &c. Also for Printers and Bookbinders' use
These presses will do more work, with less labor,
and DO II much better than It can possibly be done
with the common screw presses, and will not come
as high in proportion 20 the power obtained.
II. WORRALL l. co,
Ironfounders, Printingpros. and Saw Manufacturers
Elm street w. mar Sit
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-03-07
NOTICE TO MARINERS.


The Right Honorable the Lords Commissioners Of
the Admiralty, having caused notice, Of which the
following Is copy, to be communicated 10 this
porsiion--the is hereby made public for the ge-
neral Information Of mariners, viz:
-OrrIcE, ApMrRALrr,l
Jan. 2, ls43.
NEUsrADT LIGHT.
Notice has been given by the Board Of Trade and
Customs at Copenhagen that ntermi,tng light has
been established on Point Pelzerhagen, in the Gulf
Of Lubbock, tho entrance Of Neustsdt harbor 1t
gives strong fash every two minutes, but shows
during that interval q continuous though much weak
light and each fash is preceded and followed by
a nomentary darkness The height Of the lantern
being - feet above the level Of the sea- the flashes
may he seen in clear weather eight or nine miles ;
and the weaker light about six miles
The lighthouse which IL whitew asbcd, stands in
lat. 81 dsgs. min. IL sec N. and long 10 degs 81
min. 81 sec. r. Of Greenwich, bearing by compass
from Trsvemiinde N by u. 4 T.. about two league,
and s. +. by T.. about half league from the entrance
Of Ncustadt harbor.
FALsTERBo LIGHT.
The Swedish Government has given notice, tina,
the original coal fire has been replaced in Fasterbo
lighthouse, instead Of the temporary lantern an
nounced on the 9Th OF July last from this Office but
that next summer the lantern light will be again
sumed, till the apparatus for the lamps is fitted
BY ORDER
j. HERBERT, Secretary
TRINITY House, London, 18th Jan. 1s43.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-03-07

WY FISCHER, importer, bas just received sO0o
wv QUILL PENS, Of excellent quality, put no
in nsat boxes containing q each. For sAls suly 4
sstioner' IIau-priss 80 osss
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-03-07
OFFICIAL.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

Washington, March 9th, l6i3
The following Notices to Mariners have been off,
cially communicated TO the Department
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-03-07

Alterations 10 the lights Of Csps 0rinez and Point
dAlP~sck, on ~ south sids Of the strait Of Dover