The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-08-23
TTNO PRINTERS.-THE STATE REGISTER
l PRINTING OFFICE FOR SALE.-The I'm


I PRINTING OFFICE FOR SALE.-The un-
dersgned will SELL upon the most reasonable terms
that could be required the Printing Office Of the State
Register newspaper, located in the town of Port To-
bacco, Charles county, Md. The entire materials of
the Office nearly new they consist of judiciousy
selected founts of long primer, brewer, small plea,
twO-line pca and neat selection of job type, every
way suitable to print neat and good-sized ncwspa-
per- and to prosecute the department of job printing
The printing press is Of the best quality, being of
Peter Smiths patent; is nearly new and perfec,
as II just from the wareroom or foundry, and has at
tached to all the apparatus necessary for the most
speedy and excellent execution of printing; it will
print sheet Of super-royal The materials are
warranted to be perfect, and quite good as new.
There are also good sets of chases, two imposing
stones, SO.
To practical printer, in all candor can say, this
establishment presents favorable o, porunity for an
entrance into this business the investment of funds
required to be made but trllng in comparison 10
the profits to be derived from the Office. AS circum-
stances over which have no control have pointed
out the proprety of my disseminating the paper and
removing from the county, will dispose of the Of
flee at very low rate, and extend all indulgence in
the time of payment which my circumstances will
admit of, or which can be reasonably asked.
Those who wish TO be advised of the terms of sale,
and who may not reside in the city, will obtain such
information by addressing the undersigned at WASH
ington city
Those who are residents, in this city, can learn
the terms of sale of the Office by applying to Edmund
+. Brown, Esq at the Globe Office, to the editors
of the Capitol newspaper, and the editors of the
Georgetown Advocate. II reference be desirable to
residents in Port Tobacco refer to either of the fol-
lowing gentlemen Walter Mitchell, George Brent,
Robert S. Reeder, James Ferguson, Esqs. Major
w. b. Stone, John J. Hanson, George w. Barnes,
Robert Dgges, Esq. and Captain John Barnes:
l.. IGNATlUS LUCKETT.
WASHINGTON, July %, ls43-3t
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