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ECCLESIASTICAL.

Something OF the argument against the decision by the
Presbyterian Judicatory in Cincinnati that man should
marry his deceased wife sister, may be gathered from
passage two from the remarks of Mr. L. Jerngan
delegate in that body ~. S. Gszefte.
submit the candor Of the defenders of the article !,
controversy, they had been among the vast assemblies
who originally received this law, lisenr to he naura
import OF the WORDS aud without seek for forced
eoasurcons to sustain preeoncevcd opinions could the
put any other construction upon this clause than that
contained express permission and authority marry the
wifss sister after the death Of the Dis7 Our opponents
admit that this chapter contains express probbon az
sueh marriage, but that IL is necessarily implied Dr.
Riess Argument TO sossn this impc ollows;-
The marriage TO brohers wife prohibited but wife'r
ulster stands 10 the degree Of affinity us brothers.
ee-therefore, the marriage to wes sister is prohibit
ed To this reply, that the 18th contains permis
sion to marry the wes sister after the death Of wife
A prohibition confined by its terms particular time
expires with the expiration OF that time.
father should provide by a condition in n deyiac of
property hs that his should marry while he
continued under the OF 25 the effect Of condition
would be precsely the IL he had said he may
~ after he aiians the age OF 25 The latter form OF ex-
preston would conain a direct permission TO
marry Than the former So when Moses provided ,hat
should not his wie's sister during lifetime
Of his wife, this expression contains direct permission
marry her after the death his wife, ss il he had sad
he marry his wies sister, after the death Of WIFE
Ths inference ut DR.. Rice, therefore, ia opposed the d.
suthori,y Of God DR.. Rice says also that rs the
marriage brothers wife prohibited TO deny tho inv
bdy Of marriage VI wifes sister IL contradictory tina,
vnsys make such jBerences contend that the
marriage Of niece, graadaughers lawful these are
expressly prohbiedaDd that this the great point
the controversy. Could be persuaded opt this
the triumph Of Dr. Rice and his friends would be easy;
for be successfully denied that arc
eonnsxions, which expressly prohibited by the
lstsr, though forbidden by the spirit Of this chsptenor
tha inference Is legitimate mode " arriving
truth 20 further The prohibition of marriage to
bsohsrs wife would Justify the Inference that the m1rsge
sifss sister is also prohibited. self evi.
dent proposition that inference be admitted contra.
nv fo o
enoe therefore, which opponents desire make is
absolutely precluded by the plain declaration Of the 9Th
II IL be insisted that this j. contradiction ssy
that is q contradiction tnan the command TO
marry brotbers chdless widow. Aye but this s an ex
caption, ssys DIR. Rice. Yes. and the permission to
marry wife's sister.
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" The Annual Meeting Of the Creek Company is nd
journed to "Wednesday tho lth inst a, u O'Clock. NJ
the Farmers Bank. ..4a
Jc I'D by order of tie Prssidenf.
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hssr % isf The mlk Of husn ksdu,,s. L.t 4, h.
eenssn socsht the mfos q thase poor dumb but %
.. h.fses and dsss ali ihs>s siisss Aieh
~" man, ,sasa 70 he absence vi any inteif,rencs In
p.e. Would not shield from The s,s q the Gull
900 kno~ the scvesntsens Of which
~eso neeh Boast l. oil hsussss. Amer the On dts vf
letter .h,e- zee my father 10 wslk the plank loo
WY, ooc Knows. He 10 no psfsissn d.mocrstIbut n
psmosr'r only In the true sense snd has be- sb. "a And
sumcieni employment In the arduaus and rssoousi6l. dr.
ne. OF Ms oice, 10 commend III HE ins PssSso, M
1ek rsvsrsirg tho mandate of Scripture sod v.s,n.
inc sins Vi the child ON be father. - =
IaE srnAwBERav.-The following IL an ,x,.et of
sasr from NJ A MIntosh the cultivation Of ,trs vh~,
sos TO ths editor Of the Western Rsssrvs Ns,s.,,s ~
Agnceifurs snd Hortieulturs,
nsa been, and sll b, smone,t eutivasors much
essv OF opinion IN regard 10 the male and female oosI
~ o' nh plant some consnd that 10 sseur, = (u,t,l
certain number OF male plants should be d,ssrLud
nfoaen " while others declare them injuno,s o~n
experience has sassd that the sssriIs o. mai, nl,
are not only useless eumbercn Of the sround IN, ,hs n
not watched and carefully extrpstsd. they WILL An .hrt
me .seffun the beds and take exc~svs posses.i,n n,
ne sef Destruction OF the bearing plsn sks sspseiaI
eesuoy any sterile plsnts that appear la my bsds-
nave one acre aud half planted out Ia beds which viii
oc ~ nne order loo lrans TINS season. and with tie
uon single bed. The plauts Of which had from rn.,
garaner o this place, aud which nt.nd 10 i,s,r.
spring. would be dcult 10 end NAL, nIsns IN ~
whoe eosenon' indeed confident wa. The i,, s.s.o
'na my beds were completely cleaned VI them th., ,
my plantation. =. Il. '~~"s ~
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N. Y. MARKET-Jan. e-,p

N. Y. MARKET-Jane 6-3P.M
Ssies OF Cotton 1000 bales pricos frm ~
4.373so4.5O. ''' western
Oats 323 eta. 1T III = = - " W CO canal
aes'srd,y and today over 5000 barrel. Pork b,vs
To- . ns1us; ps,css running up 10 0l025 snd 1885
s ~ n .ne Sss1S and $3.50 for old. aiO25 w.s
eey onered Tor new Meas change and 1850 s.L.d
noes. sN s0u"uy ofauos
1000 bbls whale oil wete Sold dav or ,v .,.. ss,
gal. y Wy " '"o SINCE hSstc
barrels. ' ~ <'s 'ot
ffeishts to Liverpool are brink an sieI 70, .,,
ton. - - S-A"d tot Cot
h'sning-sale' Of cotton for the day $500 bales
t Horn Con-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-09

MS: Ne. Cousin Bill, he's 10 ,he o.rlar ~ih .,.,..
Sal. and he keeps biting herr van '"e'
Cousin Bill biting my saI!. 1t1Er4
fssm-i seed HIM do ever % many ,imc,--s;, her
mo m0a'h' aud the isIna gal did boiler bii no
uoS n-sh never mind Ned. guess he didn's hurt her
hu ber-by gosh she loves IT, she does; co,s ,he ken,
s'un MIN, and didn't ssy nothing but lust he,
~ hoeen WAS good-sho did. seed Il sIl through
'no Key hole III hre tates q him. sosh q 80
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MARINE lNTELLlGENCE,

Port 4, o m d.
hsA "sisr its Dag 70 .'dsst. a. H. s,.--E
ARRIVED,
stmr Curtis Peek, Davis Norfolk
sthr Olympia, Hubbard Baltimore, supdries
sehr NanaTansett, Baker. Boston, ,nhdr,e,
Orig Orbit, Traves Mobile cotton TO 4 Beptrv
SAILED
Fehr IAerarge Crouen rhiadeiphia at
sehr Francis Atwood. noston ... r..-
sehr Cuiiew. Rhea. HALLMARK
s'mr Poeahontas, Hoiing ,isad. Baltimore
NEW YORK, June 9cieaed sehr Navirator Pont., R,eh
moai. '' MKT
iune ecrd sehrs Red Jacket James Richmond Carer Mai
ieT Sea, Hart nav
'hu.AptLfha June e-huived soop Friendship. Brsdss-
y days from, Richmond coal and tobacco 20 L. -
ridge = - ~ >~''' -'
mond; sussn Ludwig Curling do.
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he knck srbocksr furnishes tAs following "Poetcsl
Epssus~ treA q. 3. bschsos friend urging him
ssss 81 once into the eonnubsl he thinks IL the
ssvspo1Susf iking II ersston."
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-09

khP-ae bales very superior sssly vrsstl hemp reeIy
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no recollection of the note. of having endorsed
1t, or of having received notice, and therefore he
put the compliments upon full proof of those
matters. This was only saying, you sue on
lost note which you describe. aud say en-
dorsed it and that was duly notified of its non
payment at maturity: have no recollection AT
this day of such note, endorsed, &C., and there
fore ii is, cannot feel bound to pay unless you
make proof of the matters alleged. At the peri
cd given as the date of the note, as we are in
formed and believe TO be true, Mr. Walker
had made more endorsements for the accommoda-
ton of his friends than he, or any other man,
though wholly unoccupied with public affairs,
could, eight or nine years afterwards remember
nnless he had kept registry of them aud every
one who knows Mr.. Walker will be well satisfied
Of the entire truth of his answer When he
speaks of the indemnity alleged to have been re-
ceved, his denial is positive. If then. Mr.. Wal
ker has denied that he " swore of his liability,
he asserts the truth, for his answer shows the
charge TO be totally baseless. We have made
this statement as Mr.. Walkers counsel. with
the records before us, and under the belief it was
our duty to him. in that relation, to correct i'm
mediatey, what in effect is calumny impeach-
ing his moral character. We shall expec, that
those. who have at random, or through mistake,
assaulted it, will make speedy and just recantation
FOOTE s. HUTCHINSON.
Juckson, July Is, 1916.
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From the St. Louis Rcveille.
LYNCHERS OWN STORY.

A LYNCHERS OWN STORY.
al nsrer fight ,ohen angry, gentlemen. JAMES
BOWIE.
(Concluded)
I" Yes, gentlemen, there was moments delay
in choosing the limb; in the mean time, by way
of hanging the culprit with a little life in him,
some one had given him a mouthful of whiskev
when recovering his tongue, he began to beg
from begging, gentlemen, he got to screaming
blood actually trickled from his streaming eyes,
and it was getting unpleasant-no dignity about
it an idea struck me | just climbed up, hand
over hand, pretty stout saplng close by me :;
I'm heavy man, gentlemen, and, as mounted
over the young tree came with me-bent like
fishing rod -"
There was breathless silence in the company :;
an enormous "roach.'' peeping from crack in the
paneling, could hardly have crossed without being
heard, while each eye was riveted horribly on the
speaker.
'The culprit, gentlemen. took the idea sooner
than any of the others, and his shreks and ra..
wings were dreadful-really dreadful Another
climbing after me, and, with the added weight,
down we both came, half hid amongst the light
bonghs of the top, and the loose end of the rein
was made fast in second. One instant, for
Gods sake Fve got children for the sake
of ma ouLp-a half uttered scream gentlemen,
mingled with the rush of the boughs, as roe drop
ped TO the ground. and the niger thief, with
jerk that snapped his neck flew into the air, des-
cribed haf-circle as spanned by his halter. and
swinging back to again from the other side ~
A long breath was drawn by the whole com
pany. The judge was the first to break the
succeeding pause:
well, that ,oas an idea Well drink on that
gentlemen, by thunder!"
All moved to the bar-some two or three silent
ly, the others as to a mere change of enjoyment
''Colonel, cried the Judge, &c name your liquor
that ,cas an idea -
"Yes !" exclaimed another, with no less en-
thusiasm, {" first rate idea -
"a SPLENDID idea - A glorious idea - was
the general chorus.
eyes, gentleman" complacenily observed the
giant as he raised his glass &c think, MYSELF
that it was a s,ceet idea % J. T. M
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SHIP NEW $.
PORT OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH,

FRIpAY, August %.
Steamer Georgia, Cannon, from Baltimore.
Schrs Nancy, Mel from Elizabeth City, corn,
wheat and haxsced, to Williams, Staples & Will.
lams.
Schr Henry Martin, Perry, FIN Elizabeth City,
2200 bushels flaxsecd to Williams, Staples s. Will
ans
IN HAMPTON ROADS,
Ship Denmark, Frost, Liverpool 18th ult., Salt
for orders.
SAILED,
Schrs Courier, Couch for New York, Caroline,
for Norwich, Charles, for Fall River, and Erin fcr
Newport.
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w III. II. HODGES IL CO.. have Just re-
wv ccivcd the following NEW MUSIC
The celebrated Rivee Waltz,
The Miller's Maid Waltz,
Havcmeycr's Grand March, Love Not Waltz
The Three Sisters WaltHes,
Pm still thine own by j. IL Hewitt,
" We're out upon the Moonlight Wave"
Castle Garden or Almack's Waltz,
Low waved the Summer Woods,
Sutton's Quickstep,
" Here's a Health to- thee Mary"
Celebration Quickstcp, The Gabrielle Waltz,
Piney Point Waltz, Let us love ono another"
Mary of Argyle,
" When slumber's piniops over me play
"Sweet is the thought, the Promise Sweet
Hark! Hark the Soft Buglc,''
Woman's Heart Amid the Greenwood smiling,
An clcgac impronptu Fantasia, by H. p. Helm
ich.
The Bridal Bells,
Beeswings & Fish, by Dcilman,
The Hunters Song, by Gustave Blessncr
The Hunters Wife, by II. c. Ball,
The Last Song of Saphos,
The Harlem Waltz, &" He never said he loved"
The Captive Knight, for the Guitar,
Cumberland Guards Quickstep, Cuba March,
Columbia, the Land of the Brave,
Could hush a fathers sigh,
Cape May Gallopade, Cclestina Waltz,
Chateau Espagne,
Come, Come Away, social glee,
My Gallant Love returns, March D'Amazones
Flower of Home Waltz, Rose Geraueum Waltz
Lilly of the valley Waltz, Last Greeting,
Potomac Waltz,
{" hasten to the shade Of thy Bower"
Tyrolean Melodies. Aug 10
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READ CAREFULLY

READ CAREFULLY!
VTROM PHILADELPHIA. received the fol
Il lowing valuable preparations, warranted genu
inc.
PROFESSOR JACKsON'S LOZENGES.
They are cffeCtual in relieving Catarrh Bronchial
afec tons, Hoarscncss, oppression of the Chest and
will alleviate Coughs of more obstinate pulmonary
diseases.
SPTTTA'S LOZENGES,
For Colds in the Head, Watering Of the Eyes
Sneezng, &c.
HERB SNUFF, FOR THE HEAD ACHE.
This Snuff which is made ofindegcnous herbs is
useful in relieving Headache, aud weeping and
watery eyes arising from recent colds and NAV be
used alone, or mixed with common snuff. A pinch
or two, taken occasionally, will generally cause
snccZing, and flow from the nose
LEHMAN'S PATENT WORM TEA
This article is prepared by Mr.. Lehman Phila.
delphia ono ofthc oldest Chemists and DRUGGISTS in
that city. His celebrated preparation stands high
or, and is superior to any Worm Tea known Mr.
Lehman has prepared il for the last 30 years II
clans Of Philadelphia, and to the fact cin speak
myself, a. had ample evidence, while engaged
there in the Drug business
FURNITURE PASTE.
This Paste is used in giving Mahogany and all
kinds of Furniture, a beautiful gloss, and not la
bic to soil.
BLACK vARNISH.
For Coal Crates, Ash Pans, Tenders, Backs and
Janbs and all other iron utensils used about fire
places, which require to be kept neat and clean.
This Varnish Is laid on with paint brush, and
dries very one two coats will be sufficient
to give handsome black gloss, 1t II very durable
and will stand considerable heat Full directions
accomoany every article. For sale at the Drug
Store, High Street doors below Middle
CHAS. II. HEINITSH, Agent,
(Member Of tho Philadelphia College Of
Aug Pharmacy and Chemistry
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NEW BOOKS received and for sale by
HERE THEY ARE!-The subscribor bns

HERE THEY ARE!-The Subscriber has
al on hand, and is constantly receiving a LARGE
and fresh assortment of FAMILY GROCERIES,
which sold so cheap that they "astonish the
natives )" among his assortment may be found the
following articles which warranted fresh and
pure.
Small's celebrated Family Flour, new
Fonts Extra Superfne do do
Richmond do do do (now and old)
New Orleans and Porto Rico Sugars,
Woolscy's Superior Crushed and Loaf Sugars,
Lauguyra, Rio and St. Domingo Coffee,
Gunpowder, Imperial and Young Hyson Tea,
Sperm and Patent Mould Candles,
Stickney & Noy's Cut Nails, (assOrtcd)
g Old Virginia" Cider Vinegar, q years old)
L. b. and G.. a. Salt,
A lso, large and good assortment of LIQUORS.
Soap. Goshen Cheese, Broorns, Ground and Grain
Pepper, Nutmegs, Allspico, Mustard, Matches
Starch, Backing, &c. &C.
If you want good and cheap articles in the Gro
Gerry line all you have to do is to call on
GEORG = w. GRICE,
At BiDford's " OLD STAND"
East side the Market.
Aug 20
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CHANCE FOR A GUNsMITH-Tb

Subscriber being DESTROYS of moving to the
West will sell his STOCK AND TOOLS to a Gun
smith very cheap, for cash person that is INDUS
trious and attentive to business can make money
the terms can be known by calling on the subscri.
Der or by letter post paid. All persons having work
at his Shop are requested TO call for it by the first OF
September, as, should sell, shall start about
that time, and also persons indebted him will please
call and settle, rs it is not his wish to place them
in the hands of an officer.
AUG 20 j. A. SPAIDINC
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TV1HE CHALMERS OF SWITZERT.AND vi

THE CHALMERS OF SWITZERLAND. vi
Il tai Christianity or Essays and Discourses on
the religions of man and the religion of God, by
"A. Vinet, ID D., Professor of Theology in Lausan-
ne, Switzerland :" We speak advisedly when we
say this is the production of of the finest minds
of the age, ''-Chrstian Spectator.
Or. Vinct is decidedly the ablest Christian Phi
iosophor in Europe."- II. Baird, ID. D., price
$l.25.
CRUDEN'S CONCORDANCE, abridged and re-
arranged at the very low price of s %
The publishers are doing great service to the
American Ministry and the Church by the issue of
this invaluable work at price which brings it
within the reach of all.''-The Reflector.
The Topical Question Book, subject. connect
ed with the plan of salvation-just published and
considered very valuable. Also the Historical @ ues
ton Book for Sabbath Schools and family instruc-
ton. The above just received by
Aug 90 w. II. H. HODGES & Co
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BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL, Nor
h folk, Va, under the Superintendancc of Mrs.
s. CROKER.
Mrs c. takes this method to inform tho citizens
of Norfolk and vicinity, that she has taken the
large and airy Room in the Dwelling House occu-
pied by Mrs. Berry. on Cumber land street for the
purpose of establishing Seminary for Young La
dies and Misses.
This Institution will be opened for the reception
of Pupils on the 10Th of September. Its design Is
Ia impart "A thorough practical and finished EIuca
ton. Advantages will be offered for acquiring an
extensive and thorough acquaintance with the
English Language, Latin, French and Spanish
Also, Music, Drawing and Painting, and various
styles of Embroidery. Mrs G.. will be assisted by
Teachers of the first talent
Particular attention will be paid to the morals
and manners of the Pupils placed under Mrs. C's.
and il will be her aim IN bring the social af
cctions into exercise, to train the pupil to correct
habits of thought and action and to make the ac-
QUESTION of knowledge pleasant occupation.
Mrs G.. will continue giving Lessons in Penman-
ship at the School Room from halt past four to half
past five o'clock. Terms of Tuition made known
at her School Room.
Those who may wish to take Lessons in Penman-
their names with Mrs Berry at the School Room.
ly permitted to make the following references
w. w. Scaton, Esq. Mayor of Washin @ton, ID.
c.; Rev. o. B. Brown; Rev. George w. Samson
Rev. S. Sprole; Rev. S. b. Willis, CatsIll, ". Y.
Rev. Septnus Tuston, Chaplain of the Senate
Rev. A.. A. Muller; b. F Halctt, Esq, Boston J.
A. Underwood, Esq, n. Y. July 20
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FOR RENE.

EOR RENT,
IL A comfortable DWELLING, with conve-
Ma nient premises, situated on County, near
,EziEl Washington st. The Premises and House
have Just been placed in thorough and complete re-
pair; and to careful, punctual tenant the terms
will be moderate.
ALSO,
For hire fer the balance of the year, an active
likely MuIatto BOY, about 10 years of age. He
can come we'll recommended as house servant or
for general qualifications
Aug 23-1w JOHN b. DAVIS.
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4 UiNINE.-50 OUNCES of Sulphate &c Qunine
" just received at the MEDICAL EMPORIUM,
: Juiy IL High street.
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NARD.-P. & A. p. HOW, Engineers, Iron aud
" Brass Founders, Briggs Point, Nor folk Are
now prepared to contract for executing any kind of
STEAM ENGINES, AGRICULTURAL INIPLE-
MENTS, and Machinery in general.
Orders left at &. & c. Reid's, No. ., Ncwton's
Wharf, Mr.. john Nash, Corner of High and
Crawford street, Portsmouth, will be promptly at
tended to. Nav l2-6m.
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NM 10 are now receiving n large assortment OF
w NEW GOODS, from England and France
and also Goods from the North to which we invite
the attention OF the Public The following Goods
are to be ieund at c. HALL & cos.
cases of that superior Cologne, imported by Hall
s. Co.
casks Day s. Martins Real Japan Backing,
casks Stevens superior Ink for steel pens,
package of the most cele brated Steel Pens
2 casks Walden's Ink, let Black
2 casks Maynard Noyes Ink, in glass bottles,
doz Russct Leather Port Folios, do with loo ks,
doz Bolchurc Writing Desks, PORTABLE with Han
dies,
40 900 English Quilts 10000 do cheap Prussia
Gases of cheap Hand Lanthcrns,
2 gross of the Engsh Cocoa Paste,
doz Log States, with Hinges,
"a reams superior Nankecn Envelope Paper,
5000 rolls of Paper Hanging, new patterns.
500 rolls Borders, wide and narrow
1 cases English States, 80 lbs English WATERS
gross of best English Black and Lead Pencils
80 sets, in cases of Rogers superior Dining Cut
lcry,
case of Marine Baromcters, Sympasometers and
thermometers,
A large and beautiful variety of Lamps with all
the late improvements,
2OO Passage Lamps, at prices from 81 so to sl0
n full supply of Reading Lamps, OF the most APP
proved form, so to give a bright light and
to shade it from the eyes
A variety of elegant Tea and Coffee Urns,
Rollup Shaving Gases for Travelling
cases of Lows English Windsor Soap
A supply of Handsome Foolscap Check Paper.
For sale by c.. HALL x CO.
Aug Is
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ERIN 30 bbls HERRINGS. Gross and
Al Nett, for sale low by T. BROOKS, Jr.
Aug %
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WILLIAM WOODWARD. Notary Pub.
w lie and Scrivener, General Agent Convey
ANGER, and Collector, will attend to all business en-
trusted to his with promptncss and despatch.
o. Office on Wide Water Street, head Of Roa-
noke Square. July
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DRIVATE ING-HOUSE.-L. w
LANE, on Middle, between North and Glas-
glow Streets, Portsmouth, Va. n. b. Transient
Boarders taken by the week or month.
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mr' o would take this opportunity Of saving that
il any of the pupils are desirous Of attciS ~
MUSIC ne mas made arrangements by which they
can be comPettently taught, ct IS per quarter,
Portsmouth, August 19-3tawt22dsep.
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HHICKERING has shipped us two moro vcrv
~ fine tone PIANOS, that have been particularIy
examined and arc highly approved for richness
and sweetness Of tone.
or They arc hourly expected in the brig Henri
CO.
The following extract from the report Of the
Board OF Managers at the late Exhibition Of Plan
os, will speak for itself
There is one Manufacturer, however, whose in
strument5 take precedence of all the Others; with
so UNREASONABLE prominence that the Comfnittcc
felt not the slightest hesitation in recommending
the award to him of a Gold Medal. Mr.. CHECKER
inp's Pianos of delightful tone, so delicate
action and so firm and enduring construction that
they reed no Medals to give them celebrity
We are selling these beautiful Pianos much less
than formerly. Two second hand Pianos to hire
out. (Aug ~ &. HALL & co.
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4 iAMPHINE.-Two more Barrels Superior
CAMPHlNE, just received and for sale at the
July II Medical Emporium, High ST.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-08-23

The REV. JAMES STRATTON, will
mouth, on MONDAY, the 22d of September. Tbe
course OF instruction will be thorough and cxten
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