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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-30

SURPRISING GlRE-Arnons The rnaHy singular cures
which tins medicine has ensetr hsrc l. TsThaT
ats towers fully shown the OF Mrs. AuSin
lh sdy had bSra dlrins
the part " this had received nscA
snin aud tItsi al tho aosi valuable remedies yet nothing
eoull be fina 10 PROCESS ShS became subject
NsoseH fts % coughing eNcttoats large quantities
Occasionally nnevd with blood AMI step BY . fearful d-
continued unil all hlgcs II
Tcy dcarrt Of Walk Lis diStrcsng lingering
the NvTy q ths gave,
this RalAH- which 10 her oT<rsied
like chsrui In few days sbe eNetorted freely
gradually suppressed ami day appeared
viScuT IN her losS nd the place
form whitening Decay abe IL ranshng soc,ety
health than she has enl'ySi for yvar
psiSrESEsrEp TrsrNoSY.-Havng supr,-in.
ecsey q IN Wsiar. RatAm Wild Cherry tho eA- Il
Mrs Austin chcrtfuy Acknowledge the above
true ami eOJreet J. 4. WALTERS. NJ
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BIuIE HEOGRaPITy.

v
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~ tc Sacred Wuungs practically adarted The instruction
voih pfigae fes Together win apF CONTAINING 20
dsratns evidenres ~ Dine Revelation bstnv con
49,. summary biblical knpvige, carefully CONDENSED md com
li rudndge gn, Patfck Adam PooI Lon
Hns. Wan Robinson and uhef
rufffas efhrd hy Rotsr s~ars enbsn--d several u,
dfFi enFsve od lu-fravc 81 rnpure naunar.
ke0nh iut1t supfgy rass
tdty $40 SMITH DRINKER A NORHp
81. Odd FeItoyyss AnnuaI.
" MANDOLIN has for ssis ODD Fenoyys 0nernr Tor
- i-i3 EDITED ~ rs-,hal onaton; uss nura
- ~
on nn0 CIGARS, Havana and Principe,
OOsOOO - a. na-t sppssvet hrssds-for -. BY
- AI.HN DJNu. A 90
nIi.-Ht,sshes uasssehsd pur fan sPERN
~ OF, r,csi,iug ~ ssF "
su-A DUNLOP, NoscURB 4 co
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UMBRELLAS, JMBRELLAS,

WI TUF VNHHTIiT - - Vi rfHI ID TO y
- 1lb Umbrellas aH NJ sisi qualities
ALSO.
cool as-rnan' Lambs.
tsrsbs' ro,d and Hefino H. ars : Hoo
Buck. Beaver Nd. AMI Wool'n Gby-s
The goo offered 100 very cheap for cashM
a. Ct'NNTSCuANs
a. C1re,c Cab fyryf .osl Main sfseet
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-30

the United States Court for the Eastern Dis I,
'riet of Virginia Noron isti October tsts yoIiN uAR
,tH ., ACniy having d iipu praying that he may
es etin q Tbs sed john acr cause to the C ON
hV ou day OF February next Why the said aer ,hodh no
e e'sIc BANKRUPT pursuant 10 the Congte that
AMI that copy OF this orr be puh.he in the
e'fuins to the s2nd nnd2tth ruiz. .,-.
n rcar H... thrA
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NIRGINIA-At' Rules held in, the Clerk,

NlRGlNIA-At Rules held in the Clerk :
Oee Of the Superior Chaneery for N. Richmond
Circuit The 5ih day 81 Deceaieb I652, ...'.
Edwin Shelton ,G"cut6 Of Ann Poster and Administrator
q Peter Poster dseslFcd William rsn segau Of the
Cy u Richmond and Committee sd administrator q John Soh
all d-esssi Thomas Underwood ami Elizabeth bs VIE
Is. sOuihaI. - Pt,s,
against
Charles Cuts and Lucy N,oas vandlani and Martha
HE wife Edward Mayo asd oshSr n,Ct.
The defrni4nis HAVING their
snd gwen security according the n assembly rules 81
this court AMI ~ satisfactory hist they are not
inhabitants q THIS Commonwealth orervd that the sad de
PENDANTS Do NJ the Rules be heLon
and the bills n the plaintiffs COPY ~ this
order be forthwith ner"i n puBshed
Richmond r two months excessively aud gnt-a
OF the Capitol city. Copy-Irtc
Dc IS NJ q sANDE & 4
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= ttElNED On Consignment rWo Msnuu's premium
n later proof Oh o Barr Leather which
Un.thy e attention ct all who any way the
consumption Of Leather
tic - RANKIN s. WIrrLOCK.
4 ADIFIS' VERY SUPERIOR CALF. sEAISKIN. KID AND
- MOROCCO WALKING SHoTss-we have in store a very
hne assortment Of tn above vcr asonabe Shoes
n which respectfully ask the
d. roi veg low. u. BURLINGTON & 60,
lie = Mansion IIou.c.
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T. g. LEIGH. &C.
~ CHANCERY-vKcrr,,-At Con

- u Leigh T. 4.
y Rl-NIRGINIA.-At a Court
he'll ior Tire county Of Amelia Thursday the s.,h day ofoc
JOHN J. oliver ani FzaSIh C,hl, ntfc formerly Elizabeth G
osin' AMI hbSseIs"ne H. johnson wife former
"'''' T. ''Ai>'rr' rruTs
Robert Cousins AMI Asa Mann h WIFE formerly
Mn'a T. Cousins IN Ie'r 'elh, and Mann as
eN"T Elizabeth Cousins no
Ih-ily came tn" plaintiff by Attorney and GLd their hin
Sn'' anl gwen security according A.>cn and n.
rules &" TIA, Court and appearing satisfactory evidence that hr
not an inab'n' OF tins county II j. the a g.,
i'iTisnt d appear -r" ~" ct
answer the ban ct ile plaintiffs aHi copy order
forthwith inserted Ia some aGr pphhslcd of Rich
m'nd o. Town ot Petersburg, Tor succcycy and
pasted NJ the front door 81 TIM Court
tuly-Tcsi-
de - w9u' THO H. MOORE Acc
CEESI-NIE.NI,.-M rui,- hid IN IN. CIers..
4 Once OF ic Circuit superior Count Chanerry Tor
Tie count, vt N's'nprlni 1t Monday January a.
Men D. E'at, William y R.,dy. Robert F. R,atc and Richard
h"isiLs- AMI Frances y s WIFE who France, R,a!5
i.', -'- ITf.
Jsnc. = przIn admir- "f Stephen Rcaic deceit bert
III" defendant james : uEn, admT Strplcn Rcad-
not having entered be-, appearance given srry according to
III" ctot Acmhy ami m. Rus appearing by
satisfactory evidence that h. Common
wealth Il T. order That the
u ha held IA the clerks ohcc tie Monday
IA April next and answer tho b Of pahi,s that copy OF
this order h. forthwith inserted newspaper published the
city Of Richmond for two months Seee..isry and posted at the
front door OF the C"urtlous' of this county.
: Copy-Teste,
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wISTaR's BALsaM OF WILD CHERRY,

TUNHE Great Remedy for Consumption of the
IL Lungs Anoet~, Ifvsr As'hnA nTo0chs. rsins
Weakness i se Rrost oS Lungs Chne .eS r'ni hcnr'
All of the Pulmonary ogans
MATT Rf.sS OWN PRESUMPTION.
compound Ralnic preparation OF The Ifss.s Iirg'asa o
WA Cherry RafA csbincd th thu Eauac Il TAR pVrsrr BY
chemical ures approve! ant rceoin ed BY te urt DIS
ungued physicians Acknowledged the Nalua
h utcC No glackr'-No dcclsnu'' In
madeleine have d
deceive hhonns uirc aietiou II We wah
deserves Vet When hA ariu4
II riig AMI dircs
ofttpc diseases which this medicine has proved a.
fal f,Si that claims too ron<n, 'o
r,u,, true. have tcyuu yd anil
ru into Tor the at the DISEASES 81 the Lungs ani some
,ibt vc uiul bat of al that have been
discovered admitted ~ lN~ict,n an an who have witnessed
effects, PROVE, successful a ihi such iri
surpt,. the advanced
S, hc OF this medicine las
been productive u the astonishing rlct AMI actually cfc,
after all hnqcs n ~, hni been tc-air-i"G
In tile tn t-a~s t"tnci "tAtNhSHAL Gov
srSFoS, Originating nygc, CpllS, At has been used
uw.,ia,ins -ec,,- AMI hundreds Acknowledge .iey
the h.alth this available medicine alone
In that form of TgNaui ccleatc
fcnals, euntnon Srhht,, COSY DeIiss
complaint with which tnN-s hneenns has slo prov
ed hshly successful and oty the power " check
ing tire this Alarming connt but also
and nviecratc- system cvcuiauy any
We have TS~sr---si.
BssSln, surprising efficacy CONSUMPTION equally e
hcscous Liver Complaints Asthma bronchitis Sni al
the Lungs ant IN. cured the
evvry rcp,iv nisd R For yaItc,ar
Dr wisiaT's Treatise Consumption h. had
..-
TINS In,,ir
DISEASES the Lungs AMI many
las cfceicd has ny established cacy having already
published ccgiicaies the highest which
beyond doubt
sIsibi bong i.a of place, onl ,nou
a few show what has done.
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GUN.SMITHING,

TENHOAhS TYRRR continues order nouble NJ
Singh Guns AMI Raes Guns Stocked
and repaired StyI-.
IN the Gun stnithng line, the shortest
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NlRGINIA.-Lancaster Counly Court, n


"
Once af The County Court n Caul-rbt. ON
Monday. the sh t,y q November. I-fg.
John 4. Caldwell. ri,inun
Thomas st1fkey Jpsph stlfry. Robert Sarkcy PAMELA
cy snuy s1rkey. Mar ar., r,ty tlrkry. Wun sark"y.
John Daniel and AHn Wnu Sheriff of CunhciDd county anil
o. such administrator ~ William Sfifscy. decd Dcn..
The Defendant. William stacy having appear
anrc nnl g''u security ACCORDING tnhc dr 90 Assembly anil the
~ This Court and Appearing h satisfactorily EVIDENCE
not m inthbtant ofth Couny NJ ofecd aid dcrn
dant doHppcar her. r Day 0f FrLrlr Cour Gti
-we III fncnicd mn Of m plnf nat coIy
b. forthwith inserted Newspaper published ia fr cts 81
Richmond f months rcr.yey posted the front door
pfrc Coun huu-' uf iiu- county
4 coTyfrc-ic.
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bTVUhDt
Received 5rd January. By ...-..
smith, DrInker d NORRIS.
IBRAPY At Slse Novels. No II, ~
L sUlbsr Of LsDOais. RAM. &c.
EasssoaPan III, History II Education Na5.rp
fa ga plan q Cuiurr and Istr chrsuan
Pnnrs and desgnsd 20 AID tn night edgesoo q youth
~, intellectually aud hSsaly. ...
Mind Hesshy BODY BY H. au1a Pross.-or Of
AO5sD Languages Pennsylvania College being No ISS
HsTpers Faa.hy Librsry. -
NORsETs. CORsErs CORsErs-l 600 par vars and s.Id
~ Cotsets be and fahionsbe al az press ff,t
% 81 ls i5s and les WteSis u r,ta !
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MORE light.

MORE LIGHT
Iampsi Gsmpsu LsmpsEu
HAVE ust received Nafuganscu supply
beautiful SOLAR LAMP q patterns and n
VIZ Lamps nanc pagI rough fos Nth
ani without droT~
Soar Lamp fyr M pier tablos.
Solar Lamps sspenlng 1ubo Tor stores dining
sslools
Tho Lamps intended 10 bum spenn oil and doubt
vsfu burp ,rI oil. JAMFs EVANS.
ds China Dealer Ftrsct
StTARKIE on EVIDENCE new edition yols- Tor sae BY
- De J. w. RANDOLPH
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HEEF A PORK

Al ENBERs % THE LgGIsL NTT'RE VIM want s,od and
1VA csp shoes IIoof-- fpr themselves and families
respectfully le td t0 call before they mike tha hi
We have srrr mt varied to ~ Fan Gois line, lni
viii ~ them vrry upon ho nanuar tucf
prces. g. y. WATKINS A. 90.
~ oh sni c-'ahusbni opposite Eagle o,o
And n.rr.rN nrrmnIeI IN RanI pIinrN.-
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-07-17

RrcH.-Two boats up for ST Louis, at Gin
cnnat the other day, asking nine, the other five
dollars About an hour before starting, the spokcs-
man of a large migratory party who bad taken seats
on the FIVE dollar boat asked the nine dollar captain
why he charged so much, when the latter confident
ly whispered to the follows =" the fact is, my
friend, that chap has obtained large quantity of gun
powder as freight at high rates, which refused to
epdanger the lives Of my passengers with so you
Gee that he can afford to take you cheaper than
can!n The spokesman returned to the cheap boot
whispered the facts to the passengers, and they all
fed to the nine dollar boat like rats from a sinking
ship! On landing at ST Louis, it turned out that
Mr. Nine Dollars had as much gun powder on board
as Mr. Five Dollars had.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-07-17

The Divine VII and Impulse the sole cause Of the
Earths dturrat rOtdti0n.-lhe first rotation OF the
earth round lis own axis made the interval Of the f. st
day. and each subsequent revolution constituted the
several days which succeeded Our planet nigh,
cease TO turn round in this diurna continuity and
might yet circle round the in lis yearly course.
he moon moves in this way about our earth. for j.
has no rotary motion. The Cause of our ear his re
voiving around lis axis is quite distinct from the dou
bic and mutually counteraotng forces which pr ,duce
It's annual orbit Physc has not discovered, nor Ca
rational Cor lecture assign any for the duIna
rotation, EXCEPT the commanding will and exerted
power Of the Divine Creator. Nor is it mere revo-
luton alone that makes our day; but it is a revou
lion with tina, particular chosen, specifically assigned
and limited, yet marvellous velocity, in which his
movement is, and ever has been, performed To oc-
cupy that portion Of time which composes our day. it
mus, move precisely, and with constant snd undevi
ating eIactness at the rate Of about 900 miles
hour, or above IL miles every minu,e--a stupendous
celebrity for globe of 5000 miles in diameter! A
greater velocity would make day shortcr-a slow
erprogress would SO much pIolong it. Blu, this re-
voYing force has been continued and has acted for
nearly 5000 years. with precision which has never
varied In all the ages of which history has preserv-
ed any memorial the natural day has always xhb t.
ed every where the same uniform duration--a proof
that The rolling power which sctua,es it, has never
Undergone any alteration on dmnu,ion, but has sriIl
the same measured and governed pro- oron sgen-
cy with which it was first attached to Terrestrial
habi atom Sharon Turner'S Sac, ed History.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-07-17

The LEARNED BLAcKsMIrH-In the settlement OF
case at Bangor, relative to estate in st. Thomas
document was produced as evidence, which was
written in Danish, and contained 40 foolscap pages
but there was none who could translate 1t. 1t was
sent to Mr.. Burritt, of Worcester, known as the
learned Blacksmith, who returned translation Of it
which is spoken Of very highly by the editor Of the
Wing. In letter, MIR. B. remarks that the ira nsle
ton cost him twelve days hard labor, for which he
presumed the sum Of $8 would not be an unreasona-
| BILE compensation, and that would be about what
any other blacksmith would charge provided he could
do it with hammer and tongsn
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-07-17
CHINESE TooL..-Though their iron work !, no,

CHINESE TooLs.-Though their iron work is not
good, yet their TOOLS such chisels, planes axes
&c. are excellent and kept very sharp. They make
use Of the circular, instead Of the hand saw. They
have a saw for particularly fine work, which, il we
had not them using, should have imagined
the work had been done with chisel. The blade of
Jagged with sharp instrument. The pattern to be
carved is placed on the wood, and hole bored
through il, through which the wire is I7esed and
made fast to The handle, which is kept outside the
wood The drawing is then cut with the greatest
care and accuracy For all rough work they make
use Of a smaller SOFT of axe, slightly rounded on one
side. This answers the purpose of an adze.
In peaceful times the streets of Chinese CITY
must present very fine appearance, from the way
front boards painted and gided. The insides Of
the shops protected from the by screens ex-
tending across the streets supported from the roof of
the house. These either Of mating, or, in order
to admit the light oystershclls scraped fne set
in frames like panes Of glass. We set great many
tailors to work for u.s. who make thpgt very well II
they have good pattern; but it was necessary to be
careful that there defect patch in il, for
they copied exactly they saw the article before
attempts to initiate them produced most absurd look
ing things but, we we're not very particular about
our personal appearance, they answered the purpose
of keeping hands warm, being lined with fur
Only one man succeeded in turning out pair at al
resembling English gloves. They were almost TIC
only trades people who did not descrt the city, ant
/ they always had plenty to do.-Lem Mnrays DO
| ings in China.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-07-17

New MOTIVE PowER.-A new machine is now be-
ing exhibited in Philadelphia, for generating a mo-
tive power from common air. 1t is the invention of
Dr. Drake, of that city, and the impression seems to
be that his success will be complete. The Ledger
describes its general appearance as stationary
steam engine with a horizontal action without any
occasion for either. The motive force of the engine
is generated in the cylinder ITSELF and acts immed
aiey upon the piston, by a sudden and powerful ex-
pansion Of common atmosphere. This air is admit
ted into the cylinder through pipe, the outer end Of
which is elevated and exposed, and furnished with
valve, viii h admits the air to pass into the cylinder
as rapidly as il is consumed and passed off. On COIN
ing into the cylinder the air expanded by combus-
ton, produced by combination Of some chemical
preparation which the inventor has not yet planned
to the public, and any inn,mmable material such as
gas, OIL alcohol, &c. This expansion of the air. like
the admission Of steam into the cylinder in the steam
engine drives the piston forward and its rapid repe-
tition, with the alienation Of escape and ex-
pansions of air, maintains the force Of the machine
The several parts of the engine nicely adapted to
each other and the whole may be regulated quite as
accurately, and, as the inventor thinks, with more
personal safety than the steam engine. DIR. Drake
has devoted several years TO the invention of this
power and like all DISCOVERIES, has had to contend
against prejudces and prophecies of failure.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-07-17

AN OLDTIME REhINIscENCE-In our paper oil
Friday last we copied from the New York CONNER
cia extract Of a letter from old Knickerbock-
er, giving some account Of the well known Bo,ciing
Green of Gotham-tbe derivation Of this name and
other circumstances pertaining to its locality and his
tory. The letter made mention Of leaden statue
which adorned the centre Of the Green, and which,
at the commencement of the Revolution was de-
throned from its pedestal and converted into musket
balls and used by the provincial troops. Now about
this same statue there tell that will inte-
rest the Bostonans One of our Oldest citizens who
"Worthily becomes his silver locks,
And wears the marks of many years well spent,
OF virtue, truth well tried, and wise experience, ~
took active part in the demolition Of the statue
and read the account copied from the Commercial
with all the interest Of youth. The venerable father
OF Charles Sprague-now ninety years Of AGES the
individual 10 whom we alludc, and 10 whose mind
the history of the Bowling Green recalled man,
events connected with the memorable year l776 -
The old gentleman, then young and ardent with pa
trlotism, was at the time sergeant Of company O
artillery, and being in New York he assisted in pull
ing down the statue, which was done in the nigh
with ropes, dragged of, cut into pieces and cast int
bullets Mr.. Sprague IS probably the only SURVIVE
Of this event, and he draws from government a ser
geant's pension. The good old gentleman loves t.
recount the pers he has passed for liberty, to hi
chi drcn, who veneratc their aged sire as one thos
patriots whose hearts, souls, and bodies, were com
posed of that "stern stuff which de6ed tyranny
worked hard FIR freedom-onc Of those valiant Anne
rcans who believed, and acted up to the belief, tina
| "---Their lives were given
Todie for home, and leant on Heaven
| Their hand"
nj
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-07-17

DERIVATION OF " GENTLrMsN."-In the age Of
Valentnan, the converts TO Christianity in The Wes-
tern Empire consisted chiefly Of the middle classes in
the towns. The agricultural population still adhered
to the tradt and SUI ersttions of their ancestors
with such tenacity, that the word "Pagons" which
literally signifies the inhabitants Of rural districts be-
came generic name for all classes of idoa'ers In
the higher ranks, the Christians chiefly found
among the officers Of and the ministers Of the
imperial court, who for the most part unconnect-
ed with the paician body, and owed their elevation
ei her to their military services to imp rial favor
The old patrcian families, who affected trace Their
descent 10 the great rstocrstc houses of the ancen
republc--ibe "Gentiles," they loved to call them
selves adhered to poytheism, which now alone af
forded any external evidence Of their hereditary rank
and hence Genti.e-ike," or "gentle-ke," came t,
be used indifeiently for man of exalted birth or DO
lisbed manners, and for who rejected the truths
Christianity.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-07-17
NEW PUBLICATION.

We have received from Mr.. Franck Taylor,
pamphlet entitled, "Numerous cases of Sur
sica Operations without pain in the Mesmeric
state, with remarks upon the opposition of
many members Of the Royal Medical and Chi
rurgical Society, and others, to the reception OF
the inestimable blessings of Mesmerism."
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-07-17

In Russia man goes to his minister To inform him
of the death Of his wife. "What will you give me
for burying her! asks the priest. 81 am poor" he
replies. Well, give me your cow" !" No, a COW
is too valuable; have goose you shall have that"
That is too little; will not bury your wife for
goose 4; pay me thirty rubles." II will give TWEEN
ty." "No, that will not do will take twenty and
shirt" And 80 the bargain is concluded, but cor
diality is at end-EAioHs Traueis in Assis, Rus
STA, and Turkey.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-07-17

AN EDITOR IN DIsrREss.-The editor of the F'lori-
da Journal, published at Apalachicola, thus bswails
the state Of the weather and Of his own pockets:
For the last two weeks we have had nothing but
shower upon shower, and every now and then set.
tied rain-we are completely drowned out--our um-
brella worn out, and no money to buy another. Our
river is high, and the Gulf Of Mexico in terrible
swell.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-07-17

There is some thing morally inconsistent and ire
concilable in the dea that the man who has served
eight years in the Legislature of his native State
tive nine years as United States Senator, during
which servitude he was chosen President pro- TEN.
of the Senate, and in 1910 elected Vice President of
the United States and lastly chosen by Providence
as President-that such man should deserve the
abuse and malignity now heaped upon President Ty-
Ter by the ultra Wing and Democratic press of the
country.-N Y. .Aurora.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-07-17
20o CROSS STEFT PENS

300 GROSS STEEL PENS.
nv FISCHER, importer and dealer in Fancy and
w. Staple Stationery, has just received, per
steamer, direct from the celebrated manutactu rer
Joseph elliott two hundred gross Of his superior me
talc Pens, several kinds of which are entirely ns,o,
and for sale only at Stationcrs' Hall.
july7 3aw2w