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20 TObacc0stistS.

WE aie in receipt Of an assortment q sp'',
w d.. Goods adapted 10 The use o. az ! !
lecled expressly Tor factory hars, 10 n VI
would particularly call the attention OF I"na'
Mss, aud invite them 10 give SOCK q" IT, w.
nation btinve making lheir Fdf'"a'e-' -
will find il TO consist Of, in part- .,
Heavy Cassimeres and kr.seys, siea' =
riety.
Plain and striped blue Saline!.
Check, plaid and ribbed d..
Plain Oxford and grey miycd do.
Striped brown do.
Plain and figured black do.
Ribtcd black do.
Heavy undressed mixed and drab %.
Heavy Birdsevc Tweed Cashmere.
Blue striped Oznaburs Shifting. :.
IA, 10, and Al brown do. &c, &C.. :"
WADSWORTH, TURNER 80
Aug. 20-d3w No -, Ma"
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EDUCATION.
Education.

e F. BuRRCss will resume HE exercise. -
y School on ;ionday, 18th September mr., ~
basement nf the Univeialist Church Tia I =" lie
GENITAL and retired, and III. are large an,
pleasant HIS course Of instruction win e,nh,,,,. ..
vai"ns branches OF On Ensi-h Education, t"r,s.-
Terms a hrrr,"iorf, are So! 10 sio for The .c,,ol
wear ot tn months '"'-'Ils
rlomp' nni pnneiull attendance on HE nan ;,
PugI'> l. d. sired. A., - ,n VI Ia
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NOTICE.

JOSIAH w. BRiGHTWELL offer ~ ,s i'm
y vices 10 the public as Collector ., ,,' md
lie will collect all claims entrusted 10 h,m ns,S,>
promptly pay over moneys which ~ Zinc Zinc Il
and will attend TO The collection and bIh''".
debts in the counties of Cumberland busl. ~
ham, Arponat,ox, Charlotte, Prince Ea~a'. ~
Lunenburg; and will regularly atrri ~, :. I'M
of said counties, whenever business can in ~,
there. Messrs. Flournoy BococS WI, a,,,. r.
him any necessary assistance, and &c Jo,',' ii,
sponsbe with him for business entrhse 'c,;,.
hants.
FarmviIle, Prince Edward Aug. J, leI,.
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Erfrod If a letter front frie"d al ne wa
.Su,piur Spring, ddtsi Aagua PSI:

SU7PduT SpFHg, aaFsE H'E's7 =.
"Alr Clay arrived here last night. he lo" .s
rerv well-ralher Older Than when ! last saw nun
but he has latcncd, and seems 10 be in i me
health but no, good spirits. We have about ioo
persons here, ard The Company has very mncn
changed in The last fortnight. II j.. now composer
mostly Of Virginans. and they from Eastern V r.
sinia-Richmoni contributing her full share OF
fashion, intelligence and beauty"
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BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL

M RS. Z. G. BURKE'S School will he reopen
WI I'll on tic 18th Gay o Sepemie ncst, wief
assisted bymas,ers Of experience aai ability, 81
proposes thorough and extensive course .! r.
male E.Ilcalion Julv l5-if
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To Country Merchants.
W u our FNLL SIFTI1 q
Foreign ami lSORnesti,
Ii IL Y "a u Ii -

and solicit an early call from Country 81.
chants. We would also ask their allchlOr D
our large and well selected assortment OF BlIk.
xgTs WADSWORTu, TURNER < co.
Aug % -4w IS Main Street
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NOTICE FOR a MEETING ~ PRINCE EDWARD
RI Tie citizens of Prince Edward, without regard Ia
paIy are requested Ia meet on Ili- third Monday III
SEMI, n,hrr next Grplrnhrr Court DAY, al the Cont
house take into consideration tna subject "i cal Tor
a Convention TO alter The state Constitution.
Many tIIIZRN.
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IIoY1,s PRIZE orflcE.-Drawins Of Mononsa il
Int.cry, tiasS ~
~ II 80 ~ 30 - IL c. y ~ GO q SC U.s.
Alexandria Lottery, Extra, Class No. aaa:
1 A. 10 - - 81 % II III 60 IL 81 10.
ArSarifia Lottery. Class M Is:
70 IL 81 u L. - % 30 IS Co.
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1I,uepIN's PRIZE orfICE-ilaf Ticket Nos. ) .s
] ~ prize of 81 ,Ol0.
nt,wn No, &c Alexandria Lottery No. ~, Aug. %:
3 ~ ) IL - &, II ~ as y IS ".
Half Tirkct Nos. = ,: prize Of 900 sold IN the
above and paid Yesterday lay TURIN.
40 400 ioi Saturda,-I'icS-ts 10.
5000 for 9Th SrptrnLrr-Tickr;s ~.
Far nr,z. tickets address VIZ. TURPIS.
An. ~ Richmond.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET, Aug. -.

PHILADELPHIA MARKET, Aug -.
Ccprgg The ma fket, in view OF liir reduced
stocks row remaining in first han!s, has been
firm throughout The week and transactions are
limited 10 ab III 1900 bags Rio, Of common and
prime quality al 7 a 81 CTS, 4 and 6 mos.
FLouR-Thc news from England Of the proba-
bic failure OF the grain crops, caused considerable
excitement among The holders Of Flour, and
prices arc now - cents higher. Sales TO the c1-
tent Of 1900 bbls. Of fair brands, fresh ground,
(somc from new whcat) were made at ;. IL 4
j 30, and 500 bbls Brandywinc al ! 56I.
GRArN-There has been fair supply OF Wheat
offering, and prices show an Improvement. Sale,
of COOL Southern at s. a Sc cts. and since al s.
A IS els, and a lol in store al 80 cts. Several
carnocs Of Pcnn'a sold al IS 81 els. Tor good.
and % cts. for prime heavy red, and some mixed
with white Corn has been in demand at ad.
vanced rates; sales OF $4,000 bushels mostly
Southern at so 81 cts. for yellow: 80 CTS. for
white: 81 els. for P.nna fiat and IS CTS for round,
closing al the highest rates Gas are also look
ing up. Several careoes Southern sold at 20 a
81 c,s and since IL 81 & > cts.
SprRlTs- Whiskcy is No. active; sales OF hhds.
a, -, and bhl> al - 4 II cts.
Suc.a-Thc market at the close OF last wcr;
became inolc active, and since about $500 bids
New Orleans were sold al 8; :. cts, j and Is
mos; for common tn choice lots, prncipall; Al !
a = c,> about $40 hhls. were 10 80 Out OF Tie
ma ket. which is an improvement of 1 a cent,
on last weeks prices T.. $. Ga.
NEW YORK MARKET, Saturday, Aug. %.
FLorR-There has been slight advance 10
day; Gsnesce 81 62t Ohm 4 50; Richmond
CITY :: Baltimore G2 -.
GR,Ix--Sales OF Corn n 81 GO els, and Oa:s
Al IA 50 cts. Wheat same as last sales, s. a 81
cents.
WmsKEY-Sales al 90 cts, and some bbs. Al
23l els.
Corrox There is very small business doin.
al prices little under previous rates. The business
will not increase much until holders rive way
The asking rates are uIl &C. over the market. Or
binary 10 Middlins G a u; good 10 lair 81;
good Fair s! 10 c;s.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF RICH OHD.
High Wafer this day, Aug. % al 10 o'clock, A.

High Waller this day, Aug 81. al 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
Cleared, brig Oceana, Nelson Smith, master
for Havrc, viii. tobacco.
ARRIVED,
Steamer Jewess, Sutton Norfolk
Schr Lenily Smith, Old Point, ii.h'.
schr WIN. Bnrk. Grant. Ne. i'olS ballast.
SHIP Denmark, Frost, IS days from Liverpool,
with salt To T.. t. Osborne.
SAILED,
schr. Robcr; Henry, Davis, Baltimore.
Scb.. Lagrange. Crowe!l Philadelphia.
Schr Fox, Phillips Baltimore.
Schr Augusta, Godfrey, Boston.
EALrr,onn, Aug. 25-Arrive,l, schr. Col. De
En>sev, Wheeler, from Richmond. Cleared,
schr. Charleston, Harrington, for Norfolk Pe'eIs-
burg ana Richmond.
NEw Yoak Aug. 23-Anived, schrs. General
Scot, Dci:shiy; Navigator. BosarI, and Volusia,
Atkins, from RichMcnd. Cleared -schls John
C. Dc.narest, Smi,!.; Henry II. Roberts, Bocrnm;
and big John A. Lancaster, Loveland, TOR Rich
mond.
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TRUST SALE OF VALUABLE LANDS
In IIAIIEAY COUNTY VA.

IN HALIFAX COUNTY, VA.
10y virus of deed Of trust executed Ia the :,scfih
- hy Thomas Mct'arco and wife, and duly admlrd u
record In The Clerks Oire pf aliLS county, virginia
Iwil!, On THURSDAY, the 2na da, Of O'tob;f next
sell Ia flir highest bidder that valuable Tract al lahh
on which The said Thomas NcCarrU resides, containing
ahaut thousand acres, ons hundred ana my al
which creek bottom, III superior quality, well - ~
ed. and in high state "i improve nlrnt The hitihd'
are al ,rrllrnt quality well itm5ered, ana al ntrr-Si-
~ buildings for nr accommodation oil large aniy, AM
for securing The crops made On Tie land
Also. the day, I Will cell another vaiaoi"
Tract lying contiguous 10 the above, containing between
II, and hundred acres. cOntesed by James = INV
10 tIr subscriber by ru-t deed for the payment Of ru,
fy debt, therein ryp, ssrd and dny admitted to record
in the Clerks Dllrr Of iialif,x county.
deem Minute description OF The land unnecessary,
il presumed that those who with 10 PURCHASE
win view tl,a premises for themselves. Capt. James =
Hill, rrsidn. The premises VIII take pleasure III
showing thu lands 10 any person who mag wish 10 puT
chase.
Terms made known on i!r !ay of sale.
Aus. 26-clds WILLIAM BACON, Trustee.
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AND CHRISIIES MAGNETIC FLUID.
ry,IlS remarkable discovery has received The uhlvtr-
al apprclsitinn Of the Medical Profession ot Grent
i,riian and has been sufficiently long before Tie
American public f.ir i--t az It's tower aud tii
,acy The Patent ca vauc Rings have been itunh 10
,u..er all III. ,rpnses winch the ordinary Galranic
Battery, IL the Inl Magnetic Nath'lt> are usrh,
blt are without OF the BJur"Hs st.f's which accom-
pany thu applications ty these ~ t'Iiirhls hi ~ many
oil rr respects safe and ds tam III accomplishing
the de-iirI object.
The Calvanic Rings have been used with perfect sue
cess IN all cases oi Rheumatism, acute or chronic, apply
Inc 10 the hc.ld lace limbs Gou, Tic D"oierS, Tooth
ache, Bronchitis, Vertigo Nervous or sick lira,lthe
Indigestion, Paialis,s Pa.ry, Epips-y FIT, tramp
pdpl;a"n of the Ileai hroplrSy, Sil!I"ess o' JOINT
Ialnhagn, SPINAL Complaints, Neuralgia, General Debt
lity Deficiency Of Srtvn Ecerry, aud NIL Nervous Dis
ylr,s. Their extraordinary cift upon thr SYSTEM mus
be witnessed 10 ho heiirye, 3nd rs certain p'atenioe
f the preceding Complaints they are equally Ia ne re-
commended. 1i- Garanc Rins. aic IN every way per
lee. ami ssd nj iitrs 10 la within reach
al ALL Chr~tIes Magnetic Fnid Is used IN connection
with the Rings rcn.rT Their efficient actIon ccftah
ami 10 direct tho Ea,an, influence To particular paris
whi1 a,e affected. F,y numerous certificates ni the
high, Il character r-.ardin. the efficacy "f the C!vanlc
Rings ard Magnetic FLUID. reference If made TO former
advertisements, they E.ay BIZ seen q! Tie once. Tue
only Agency in New York Al 1871 Fulton street, Sun
Eailding)
10 rgaid against fraud. Dr. Christie appoints but ono
agent la any OF the United la-s The only agency III
Richmond Is M ALIEN. DUYAI. & co
A., oc liz Main street.
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1'O COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
FALL STOCK or HATS, CAPS, &c, &c
John THOMPSON * co,
No. GO, MINI Stycsi, Ritimond, I"st"'a,
rncaivinp their

Fail stock OF Goods,
WHICH, being selected with much care, aud hnusli
on The best icrni4 they WI this Fall offer 10 'hs
Mer, hars of Virginia and North Carolina such induce
mfnis make iior purchases here ~ En'r not been
Wrviou.'y offered in this market. Their assortment
vii be large and complete throughout he sea-"h-re.
pleai-lrh by weekly a'diticnS-thei-nrr The rnsiic
may ret assured OF meeting with ~ general assortment
as 10 h. und in any es,ah isnrnt IN The country
Tie following viii comprise portion "i Their Sir'h;
i'f' dozen t0ney Hats
% do. Mn-arat ard medium priced Napt Hats
~ d.. fine fashionable NutTia Hats
20 d. brush and plain Russia Hats
ISL do. black md dfah Wool ilas
100 do. Sporting and Ashland Hats
go 10. Hair Seal Taps
- do. Seaielir Capa
sol %. Fur Caps of all qualities
!. 90 do. plain ard far trimmed Cloth Gaps
40 do. ChiIdrrn's Caps, various kinds
- do. Patent G.az-d Caps
With general variety u Manufacturing Materials
and MI other Goods belonging their line OF businrss
They respectfully -sk call from linsr willing "a
purchase with The Assurance that their prices shall he
a. low, FOR cash. or SIX months ,imr az sm.iir soo
can lie had. Aug. 2t-eft
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E;m Ike Eagur
PUBLIC MEETING.

The citizens If Richmond are respectfully re-
cnesl-d 10 assemble n The City Hall. on Thurs
day evening next al 5 o'clock, 10 lake into con.
sideraiun ihc best means o. elleclng the immc-
dialc adoption ~ the Legislature Of some more
extensive and efficient system Of popular c,iuca.
lion, and also, The exreiiency Of calling an Eiu-
cation Convention, and appointing delegates
thereto MANY CFTlIiNS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-26

F. WORDS oFFiCE.-prawin: Of Alexandria
y. Lottery, Class ~:
Some good prizes sent out in The ahuvr.
Su- sl1 a. StUD: Nos /. u, 100. Nos. j. 81 .ls
Nos - u -; Nos. I'll ~ ~, Nos II -. ms. - - ~
and Nos 30 h3 81, Sj0-makins eight thee No. tickets
sold nj WORDS in n irw days.
Pleas. notice That thr Capital for Saturday ia
sI $40 and utitr prizc, in the sclrme of SIS un 100,
Ota sc aud That the iirke;s are only Sl0. NJ lime
Ia lose IL yen want chance but send on Immediately
IN J. L. WORD.
SIS non aud s0,00l in scheme L" day-slr. close
nj Etrr1.t o'rlnrk. Tickets ST. - Nni., IL drawn.
!, Sl rae scheme 10, vacSace.;iss on one only 80
An. D; j. r. WCRD.
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ss' We have been requested to oon'rad'e' me
report, that several Students al Concord Academy
Caroline county, were dlcwred sholt tune
since. There is not the slightest foundation ior
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-26

liz; i:nsad is secretly stirring Mo>ie9 . ''-~,
war; 50 ,Lat Europe may in'c:pose -" 49,: !,
our cncroachmcn. upon Mckee. We in'nS !, ;,
likely liza, even ii rocco MeSica"s 'o''a nc
colec,ed,ose,lcr, they will find i extremely ~;
Gcu, % procure The necessary provisions iof 'n,il
supper. Bui. even should ihey Gene ~ vi ~,
anes, order and with the most buoyan' spirits and
hoacs q victory, The brave iroors nnarT Tayi"'
ae,i>,ed b. nc volunteers ofiNc Cni'1 ''a'e>
and Texas, viii be prepared 70 give INC" no
rough defeat. o,,.oa 10 r..
However The mystery may be solved, We ,..
oice TIA, The Prcsiien; has taken s"ch o,S''rS'
aud wise measures 10 met; the issue. ~ r. :,
ri, of the whole country is aroused, preps,e" =
do him Justice and sustain The f'sn's anu u, a, ~
or ,la n,,ion The best way 10 make ne war
short and 10 rid il OF is cruel features Is 10 con-
cen,sale la.se force anu 10 push l'fTa'u no
mos, decisive and active measures: In sus.
Executive is now doing and the nailoa VIII 80
tain him IN the responsible steps lie has 'assn.n
L., Us NEE, Mexico, as il lie were brave am anu
nowcrful nation, sustained by iormiaaD.e s,''e..
30 one can ;ell wha. war with Mexico may
deveope-an1, therefore it beaoovsS Us :" = a. -
cd q, all points. ready i're'''' '''' =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-26

We have received an Extra Of the Albany Ar
gus, of Saturday P. NJ, giving further par
liculars OF The Delhi anti-Renl outrage. Two
Justices Of The peace had been arrested, who were
known 10 have administraicd The 'Indian Oath" TO
those who were in The ARRAY Of The 7,h, and 10
have aided armed and disguised men, in resisting
the execution ofprocess. Several other arrests
were made. At one place The posse heard OF 100
men armed and disguised at meeting house,
having banner, on one side OF which was an
Indian Chief, and the motto "victory or DEATH"
and on the other side "King, show your tile they
were OF the lenanlry Of John A, ing, They,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-26

rr RUSSELL. BIGGER ( co, Rrl,unond Nifsna.
For Iii. Day tius-tayl-s :. ,i'a, - Of : 1906
= Nus. II drawn S"1 Whole Tickets $! -, halves
81 - Iuarie- 90, cents. Packages very inw.
Draw inr al Grand Consolidated Lottery. No. SO:
IS Is c. : {. 10 81 81 10 - = = - i %.
Drawin. "f r"k"nukr River i"tery, C'ass It's
SUI = ~ & III ] II Is 3?.
Whole Ms Al ~, small Prize oi Sl5l; also:
whole Nus J Al &C. another Capi.al--b"lh sold ami pad
hv BIGGER 4 90.
Drawing If delaware I."ii.ry. cla's No NJ:
ri ~ ~ Is Is ~ 10 81 L. - ~ 81.
Ticket Nos II - 50 sin another Capital, -"l and
paid by hi''"cH q -
Two to- T"-morrov-s25o 900 81 Of $1,000, &c =
Tickets &. Also, Si,nU1, sc. Tickets s.. Ans -
IIoYT,.; PRIZE OFFICE sl5,nnO and s. 900 To-
i day nj Iioyl'S. Tickets - and s..
Please note scheme IL Mammoth IN fact, II nr:h 10
l.. tacd ai.oLon t, 7;h p,e:uher, in another part
OF this pager.
Apply 20 Iloyt in ,rrson or hv l"ier far Al T. ize'
now HOYT'S OFFICE,
Iuu aG SO. Ey,hIngc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-26

We have received the lst (Oclohrr) No. Of
"The Southern Review" a monthly periodical.
just commenced in This city by Mr.. John T..
Walsh, at two dollars per annum. is pages will
lie devoted 10 The culture and improvement, OF wo
man, Education, Industry, Temperance, Science
and Literature. The present No. contains The Edi-
tors address TO the citizens OF the Sonh Sel-Ed-
uca,ion BY The eloquent E. II. Chaplin, the Edu-
cation Of Woman, by Bachelor, christopher
Columbus, the Physiology Of The Brain, BY the
Editor, &c. We like the spirit and style oil Ibis
specimen No, and we wish The Editor full sue
cess in his praiseworlhy and excluded field OF use
funess.
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THE PATENT GALvANIC RINGS,

Terms made known on ihr div of sale.
Aug. 26-clds WILLIAM BACON, trustee
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-10-28

PROPOSALS For publishing in the City of
L Washington, a new daily, semi-weckly, and
weekly, Democratic Republican paper to be enti-
tied THE UNITED STATES JOURNAL, by
JESSE +. Dow & Co.
The fist number of our new paper will be issued
on the first day of May next, with an entire new
dress-new type, fine white paper, with other inn
portant alterations and improvements. The paper
viii be devoted to a fearless exposition of Demo
cratic principles; il Will zealously and unremit-
tngly oppose each and every effort to establish n
mammoth monarchy bank and other mischlevous
corporations and consultations of wealth, which
subvcrt the rights of the people and undermine the
pillars of the Rebublic; it will oppose an opprcs-
sive and antl-republican tariff system, the Assump-
ton of the State debts by the General Government,
and all other federal principles which have an in
evltabIc tendency TO destroy public prosperity as
well rs individual happiness. Against all such po-
litical decisions. WI shall wage Exchanging, un-
compromising war.
The FARMER and the MECHANIC who produce all
the real capital of the nation, will find in our pa
per an unwavering champion Of their inalienablc
rights the long cherished principles of the edi-
tors are too well known TO the public to require
any pledge upon this point. To the Miscellaneous
the Ladies will always find in our columns a choice
selection from the current literature of the day, "a
well as original contributions from the most tails
cntcd writer's of which our country can boast. A
general summary of Foreign and Domestic ncws
will he furnished.
The conductors haveNalready secured the aid and
cooperation of a large number of the most distin-
Guishcd literary and political writer's of the day;
arrangements will also be made, at the earliest pc
riod possible, to cmhellish our columns by the con.
tributions of correspondents from abroad. With
this brief and imperfect oNtlinc of our plan, we
sive patronage TO the consideration of a generous
public.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-10-28
TERMS HENCEFoRwARD.
NNvARIABLY IN ApvANcE.N

INVARIABLY IN ADvASCE)
Single copy, So 90 Eight copies, 500 90
Four copies, IL 90 Thirteen" 30 90
1t will thus be seen that when thirteen copies arc
ordered at once, the price is brought down to about
81 80 each. For six months, half these rates.
These rates afford high inducements to agents
and others to interest themselves to procure sub
scribrrs.
The cash system aud payment in Advance must be
uncomprouisiugiy adhered to. The past rclaxa-
ton of it has caused an accumulation of not far
from $4,000 of debts due TO the work. Hereafter,
this must be wholly reformed nor must either the
most eminent political friend, or the most intimate
personal ono, be displeased on experiencing it's ap-
%Plic1tion, in the stoppagc of their plumbers, if they
neglect this rule the vital necessity of which, at
the present reduced rates, must be obvious to all.
No communication will be taken from the Post
Office unless free Of postage.
All communications, both on editorial and pub.
fishing business, must be addressed heuccforward
o the undersigned. Those relating to the settle.
ment of the past debts due the work will ne still
addressed to Nr. III. G.. BANGLEY, 8 Astor House,
the past arrangcncnt5 with whom, as publisher,
have reached their termination
i'll. O'SUtLtvhN,
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-10-28
EREsH MINERAL WATERs.-wc hi

ERESH MINERAL WATERS.-We take
A. pleasure in informing the public generally that
we have received and will keep constantly NJ during
the season, 4 full supply of WHITE SULPHUR
WATER" from the celebrated Spring in Green.
brier County, Va.
This water, which has been for several wears
transported from the White Sulphur Springs, in
Greenbrier County, in this State, enjoys great rcpu-
tation throughout the United States, and is now
very generally used, and its virtues cxtolled as a
remedial agent in bilious diseases incident to a
warm climate, dyspepsia, costiveEess, icundicc,
the breast occasioned by disease of the stomach or
liver, neuralgia, and nervous diseases i'm general ::
chronic inflammation of the kidneys and bladder,
and urethta piles, scrofula and cruptions. or other
affections of the skin; i'll. conditioned ulcers. mcr-
curial diseases, &c. &c, all of which is attcstcd by
the highest names in the medical profession, and
many others who have for years used this water.
both at and when removed from the fountain.
SARATOGA WATER, from the Congress. Union,
Pavilion and Iodine SPring5in New York, in quart
and pint bottles.
CHALYBEATE MINERAL WATER, an active
and lasting Tonic. a general view Of the ANALYSIS
of this water, will show that il stands the first in
rank of che highly concentrated Chalybcatcs." y
consequently it acts as a Tonic, inctcasinr the
strength Of the system, raising the force Of circu
lation, giving tone to the digestive organs, aug.
menting the muscular vigour, and promoting the
cxcrctions it is Of course advantagcously employed
in those diseases i'm which Iron is principally used
such as Amenoyrhen, ChiorosiS, some states Of NE.
porrhaeia, Lcucorrhea. Dyspepsia, ScrGftla and ca
riOus forms of Chronic Debility.
1.-THE only AGENTS for WIZ. q. CALwELL, pro-
SANTOS Norfolk, and
CHAS. Fl. HEINITSH, Agent,
High street, 4th door below Middle,
July 2 Portsmouth, Va.