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Democratic banner., 1845-09-27

LINKS TO 4 royyG LADY IN BOWLING GREEN.

LINKS 10 4 YOUNG LADY N BOWLING GREEN.
To thee, fair lady, H.. fond admirsr sends.
These uncoulh Ines, 10 his wild harp at
tuned,
And gnto thee in lovely reverence herds,
Fer thou can'-i bid it cease, or he resumed.
Thou ar, so chas;e, so beautifully fair,
50 much Of heaven dwelle;h in thy mein:
Teatoft mo thinks ";rom realms Of upper air.
Thou hast been p.ucked to decorate earth's
scene.
A. anga! smile doth l!nger on thy ljr,
Like sunlight dancing DER siIyery stream;
: laughing Cupid in thine eye doth Iurke,
That whispers, still, what spirit rules within.
Thy voice, 20 me, is Ike the windharp's note,
Waited on %zaphry's soft and gentle gale;
Or like los murmuriu. Of an evening Lutte,
Echo'ng family through the mooniit- vale.
let not care, or sorro~'s wiiheriug blight,
Der cloud thy aFow, O. chase that smile
away;
May lever tcar-drops tinge thine oyc sob:igh',
Or in ii dim, that wild and lingering ray.
Hut thy path lot flowerets bright be spread,
To gid it as it leads thee to the tomb;
And on III brow be fortunes blessings she'd,
To cheer thy heart and d.ssilate each
gloon.
II-.I ~
Democratic banner., 1845-09-27

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Democratic banner., 1845-09-27

IL RoDazRy.-The trunk of Mrs.
Chambers, was stolen from The Die YER
non, upon her downward tripla>t week,
somewhere about Clarksvile, No. Eve
ry cxertion was made by Capt. Dean
and his officers TO detect The thief, but
all proved..of no avail. The Editor Of
the Republican thus speaks Of it
I'VE feel that cur thanks are due TO
Capt. Dean and his officers FIR the ia,e-
rest taken and cNer;ioas made 10 unray-
ell the mystery and recover the proper
ty. They could not have done more
than they did. II vas, doubtless, the
work of some accomplished villain, who
made his escape at GAINESVILLE. He
must be a poor, pi;ifulrogue, or he new
er would have played such a trick upon
an editor and hi. wife. Our loss, we
suppose, to be about $l00-but the thief
must be small if he profits much by or
clothes.
Democratic banner., 1845-09-27
VI arried d.

In Ashley, Mo-, on Wednesday even
ing asst, by Rev. Jacob Lanius, Hymen
E. Block, Esq, TO Miss Susan Kerr:
both of that place.
In ShelbyviIle, Mo, on Sunday 2lst.
ult. by rev. Mr.. Shoots, Nj .John Nc
Cormick. Of this place, to Miss Luncin-
da Tuggle, Of Shelby county, Mo.
Democratic banner., 1845-09-27

Sppposei iboiifioHis's ArrCsicL.
Three individuals, styling themselves
Elijah H,meS.-Tate, from
Goose Greek, L"udoun, and Sias
Gri~f, from Pennsylvania, were ar
rested on tie goth Instant, near Flint
Hill, Rlppahaun"c& county, Va. mp
on the charge Of being engaged in an
attempt to carry rtl slaves.
Democratic banner., 1845-09-27
LAW NOTICES.

Justice RrcuARDsos's law day in
Louisiana, 10Th Nov.
Il Justice BAcoy's law day in Lou
@isiana, 18th Oct.
Democratic banner., 1845-09-27
DIED,

Near Troy, Mo-, upon the 24th Sept,
ifrs. Judith HUT, consort of Captain
Thomas c.. HUT.
$50 fades the lovely blooming flower.
Frail smiling solace of an hour,
So soon our t~ransien, comforts fy,
And pleasure oaly blooms to DIE"
Democratic banner., 1845-09-27

e \ MlsrAKE.-The price OF the
Congressional Journal, proposed TO be
publi,hetat Washington city, by Mes,rs.
Dow & Fisk, is only 80 cents, instead
ot 500 - egroLsousIy stated in the
prospectus copied in cur paper.
Democratic banner., 1845-09-27

Il Beverly Allen, formerly a dis
tinguished member of the s.. Louis
bar, died in New York a short time
since, upon his return from Europe.
Democratic banner., 1845-09-27

WHERE he SHOULD DC. J. Nc
Nulty, the Jefaulting Clerk Of the House
Of Representatives, is now the Wing
candidate in Knox county, Ohio.
Democratic banner., 1845-09-27

- The gifted fudge Story Of the
Supreme Court, died a short time since
al his residence in Cambridge, Mass.
Democratic banner., 1845-09-27

dupI;ca c in the new metal, Of which
it is cilfcu,t to tell which is The origi-
hal and which the copy.-Lou Jour.
Democratic banner., 1845-09-27

Nore Mystery in Mex Iork.-The
New York Sun of Saturday, says
"The body Of 4 young woman
was found yesterday near ihe Coney
I.I.uJ Nynsc. $'Gmusth have been a
Democratic banner., 1845-09-27

i Judge r. NJ. Young, late Sena-
tor from H., is spoken Of as the Demo
cratic candidate for Governor in that
State.
Democratic banner., 1845-09-27

u Isaac Davis is the Democratic
nominee for Governor, and Henry W.
Bishop for Lieut.. Governor in Mass.
Democratic banner., 1845-09-27

VIRGINIA CRoPs.-In the lower see
ton Of the State the tobacco crop was
ruined.
Democratic banner., 1845-09-27

gF The Circuit Court in Lincoln
county, %adjoured On Thursday morning
last.
Democratic banner., 1845-09-27

u DR.. VIM. II. Richardson, ore Of
the professors in Pennsylvania yLiver-
sity, died a few days since.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-08

'f'liE undersigned has just received his Spring rsnor
Of 4 III = ~ - ~ " lrnn the North. en-
bnoiag tLase Of LONDON AND FRANCE. and in
yes his customers. and the public generally, call and
thnm NJ bis house Main a. four doors above John
q. Mems store. where all work entrusted 10 him will
hedeno according order and in The best style and man
nrr. WILLIAM CLAPEE.
March Al Is
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E a L. Cd tx a n q
.FEYIIE subscriber has received the SPRING AND
Il SUMNER FASHIONS, from the North Winch
are recently from
LONDON and rams.
He is therefore enabled to execute all work entrusted 10
his care, in the most fashionable styles
lie invites all persons wishing anything in his line
give him call door 10 AIes-rs Roberts < Lee Oh
Main Street.
N. b. All work warranted, Ro. N.LEE.
Anrll
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.g,sas Eecelrefe.

.ysgHE LADY OF THE LAKE. with ten super
a plates and splendIdly bound in cali
The Poets and Poetry OF England, by r. u. Gfis"od,
The Poets and Poetry Of America, =
Bunyan's Pilgrims Progress beautifully illustrated,
Oxford Bibles, Pocket Bibes,-a bound as above
Book Of Common Prayer, bound in velvet and Turkey
morocco. :, many other Books suitable for presents
PAYNE * GREGORY.
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-08

GUCUMBERS, English Walnut, Snaps, Pepper
Z and small Corn. Also. Tomato Calsnp, Pepper
Saube, Sc, Sc, II J. II. FIIZGIBBONs2
April 3 Is
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A MOTHER superior ht d Walking Canes. jns
"A received aud now opening at Head Quarters.
J. l.. FIIILlBBONS.
April 25 Is
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8 q . n e n 4 z. z
GENUINE, in quart AID pul
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Hor,sgon rproyyn Stout

B1CEkaGEE EABoe " ga 'SsSNAs
q Quari and Pint Bottles warranted to DE genuine
y iar sale at j. IL. fiiHnibbONa..
April 3 Is
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NAVY DEPARTMENT. o,nr

NAV MEN l.. ORDERS.
July Z, lS45.
Lieut.. ). c. Rowan, ordered to the sloop of war
Cyano.
Lieut.. Cicero Price, detached from the receivin o.
ship at New York, and ordered TO the sloop of war
Marion
Passed Mipshipman Frederick w. Colby, leave
extended one month.
Passed Midshipman f. C. Styles, ordered to the
steam ship Princeton.
Passed Mdshpmon w. w . Basgett, ordered to
the steam ship Princeton.
Passed Midshpman w. w Roberts ordered TO
the steam ship Princeton.
Gunner Samuel Allen, ordered to The NAVY Yard
New York.
Sailmaker John Burdine, to the sloop of war John
Adams.
Board Of Naval Engineers, composed ofCbarles
II. Haswell, Engineer in Chief and Chief Enpi.
neers John Faron, Jr., VIM. w w Wood will
assemble tomorrow for the examination of Assis-
tant Engineers now in the Naval service with the
view of asoertainiug their relatives merits, and
fixing their proper rank
JULYS
Passed Midshipman julius S. Bohrer, ordered to
The sloop Cyane.
Passed Midshpman RucI Keith, appointed Pro-
fcssor of Mathematics q S. Navy, and ordered TO
the Photographed Office.
July Q.
Midshipman David P. McCorkle, ordered to the
steam ship Princeton
Midshipman william Riley, ordered to the steam
chip Princeton.
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MORTALITY AMONG THE FLIES -We have
observed for several weeks past, says the Freder
lex Examiner, the death of an nnnmerable quan-
tl'y OF flies There appears 10 be fatal disease
amongst them. They are attacked by it in the
afternoon of the day, when they evnce a DISPOSE
ton to seek the moisture, snperinduced in all
probability by fever and consequent thirst After
shaking their thirst they appear to be deprived of
the ability TO leave the spot, become perfectly I'M
nerved, and thus suddenly die After O'Clock,
IN the afternoon numbers of them are found dead
IN moist and wet places, in premature state OF
decay, and upon inquiry we find it general, and
TO prevail almost every where. 1t is argued by
some as the effect of an unhealthy state of the at
mosphere, and by others, who are not so philoso-
Phlc on the subject, as being the forerunner of a
slckly season. Whatever may be the cause, and
whatever may follow it. it is nevertheless strange
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REPUpIATIoN.-By the following. from the
.7pafach'cotd HdUertiSer, in reference to the late
defeat OF the wing party. it will be seen that the
achigs Of Florida consider il quito SANDER to he
accused of being bond payers. Speaking of the
democratic papers in East Florida, it says
They are filled with the most atrociors mis-
satemenis--among others, that he tohigs are IN
.tapor Of tdring The people 10 pay the bonds :
This, with hundred others of like kidney, were
circulated through the East, in three locofoco pa
pers of that district while no adequate means
were in possession of the wings to rebut these
falsehoods."
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NANSEMOND RIVER LAND
FOR ALE.


The Subscriber offers for sale that
r 1fes.eA valuable FARM on which he now
&3ssszzsS 81. e resides, lying the North side OF
estesss-f7gsksss from It's mouth, and two from The
village of Cbuckatuck. The tract is estimated Al
an old survey to contain 445 acres, but will it is
confidently believed, overrun to 600. One hundred
and fifty acres are cleared, and in fine heart for
Cultivation, enriched by the application of decom-
posed shell banks, which is unquestonably one OF
the best fertilizers known to the Agricnlturaliets
in this section of Country. There are sixty acres
OF superior bottom land, which could be reclaimed
at small expense, and made to produce an abuu
CfoPg oil the finest quality of hay The balance OF
the Tract is we'll set with promiscuous Timber on
a good natural soil.
Four thousand cords of pine and other wood
might be cut from the land at distance from the
river not exceeding three fourths of mile, eavjn
an ample suthciency for all the purposes of the
Farm Vessels of large class may lay and load at
kind of weather
The improvements consists Of a Frame Dwelling
TWO stories on a brick bascmcnt-furnished in
modern style, containing nine commodious rooms,
am thrcc passages twelve feet wide running the
entire length of the house. with all the necessary
farm houses Sheds SC, all of which with the en-
closures nave been erected in the las three years.
There upwards of 500 bearino- fri trees of the
most profitable and esteemed yarictics-viz ar.
fine condition
The planting OF Oysters in this river is bust
ness which yields large profit on the investment.
and can be most successfully prosecuted bv the oc
cupant OF this farm, the river flats attached arc
very extensive and uDquestiouably the best on the
rivcr.-copprising about 500. Laborers EMPLOYED in
planting oysters will nett annually from $50 to
S2OO per hand, az ascertained by actual exveri-
ment. 20
90 The location is commanding and healthy, being
30 feet above the level of the river and in ful view
Of Hampton Roads, &c. The neighborbood IL in.
teljgent and provcrbial for is hospitality. In I'm.
without any desire to be extravagant i'm is praise
this farm possesses many if not more dvsn,, c
than any other in this section of country-nnd Of
fers to who desires delightful river residence
a rarc opportunity for an investment.
If desired credit will he given sufficiently lone
to enable the purchaser to pay for the farm from K
resources.
If IL is not disposed Of previous to the LIST dav Of
October next il will then be exposed to sale at pub
lie auction on the premises. AT which time ind
place will also be sold the Crops on the farm, stoc
ofevery kind, farming utensils, &c. The servants
VIII aso be hired out for the remainder of the year
10 OF 20 in number.
Persons wishing additional information can adj
oSress the subscriber at Chuckatuck, Nansemoud
N9ggnty, Va. r.. NJ. BOYKIN.
May 30
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LREsH MINERAL WATERS take

ENRESH MINERAL WATERS.-W take
Il pleasure in informing the public generally that
we have received and will keep constantly un during
the season, full supply of {" WHITE SULPHUR
WATER" from the celebrated Spring in Green
brier County, Va.
This water, which has been for several vcars
transported from the White Sulphur Springs, in
Greenbrier County in this State, enjoys grea rcpu-
taton throughout the United States and is now,
very generally used, and its virtues extoled as 4
remedial agent in bilious diseases incident to n
warm climate, dyspepsia, costivencsy, jcundice
chronic rheumatism, govt, dropsy in affections of
the breast occasioned by disease of the stomach or
chronic inflammation of the kidneys and bladder
and urcthra piles, s:rofula and cruprions or other
affections of the skin; ill conditioned ulcers. NOR
curia diseases, &c &c, all Of which il atestcd by
the highest names in the medical profession and
many Others who have for years used this water
both atand when removed from the fountain
SARATOGA WATER, from the Con rress Union
Pavilion and Iodine SPringsin New York, in quart
and pint bottles.
CHALYBEATE MINERAL WATER. an active
and lasting Tonic. general view ofthc ANALYSIS
of this water will show that it stands the first in
rank OF the highly concentrated " Chalybeates -
consequently it acts as a Tonic, increasing the
siren 9Th Of the system raising the force of circu.
laton, giving tone to the degstivo organs. aur-
mentng the muscular vigour, and promoting the
cxcretions tits of course advantage0uslv EMPLOYED
in those diseases in wbich Iron is principally used
such as AmenoJrhen, Chlorosis Some states of M
nOrrhdgid, LeucOrried, Dyspepsia ScrOpul0 and Gu
rious forms of Chronic Debility
1.-THE only Agents for WIZ. V. CALwgJL, pro-
prietor of the " White Sulpher Spring" arc NJ. A.
SANTOS, Norfolk, and
CHAS. II. HEINITSH, Agent,
High street, 4th door below Middle,
d.
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HAMPHIN E--Call at SPALDING'S and buy
~ your CAMPHINE, ii you wish to get good
article, it is manufactured here and alyyava fresh
which is much better than the Cannhnc that come.
from New York, that is stall be fore il gets here
md by buying Carnphine from him you are sure TO
ret a g'od article and a the same time encourage
nome manufacture. March ID
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ENOR THE LADIES' am selling Moroc-
D. co Slipper and Tie of very good quality and
style, for the low price Of 5Ocents; they arc Ger
talny as good and better than has been offer
cd in this market for the price.
Also few Cases of Gcntemen's light Calf Boots
for 1895. Boys and Youths Boots and Shoes of
all descriptions 100 pair of infant Kid Shoes all
received by the last packet Call soon for thew are
rapidly going of at the Sign Of the Great Boot
WDt. u. PITCHER,
June 20 West side Crawford sIrest
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GOOD LOGIC.

We are exceedingly well pleased with the
sound reasoning of one of the persons who take
part in the following colloquy. We hope that
our borrowing patrons will read and profit by it,.
PLEASE TO sTop MY PAPER" --''I am 90
ing to stop my paper.'' said misery subscriber
to the '"s~"* ''''Ss To of his neighbours; g |
cannot afford to take it'
What is the price of il per year 2" said the
other
1.-TWO dollars" was the reply''
!" And can't you afford two dollars year :?
Think of it, only two dollars year, A year is
long time Perhaps you have only very few
such to spend on earth year whole wear,
and only two dollars! And what do yun ge, for
your money? large. closely printed. useful
sheet giving you the news of the week and
large amount of miscellaneous reading-philoso-
phical and grave. light and humorous And vet
You can't afford two dollars for such sheet for
whole year,
Wei, declare. neighbor, you talk like an
experienced man. | never thought of it inst in
this light before 1t is only two dollors for year.
And yet the paper comes to me erery ,ceek. And
love to read it,. | always find something in it
that interests me. And moreover, on second
thought, perceive that, after all, good newspa-
per Is about the cheapest thing man can have.
lie gets more reading for his money than he can
in any other way
True, neighbor, and this shows that what
have always said is true: Newspapers seem 20
have been designed almost for the peculiar bene.
fit of the poor. No man is too pnor to take a good
newspaper, because 1t is the cheapest thing he
can have"
Here both the speakers Joined and said
p" Blessed are the editors, for they feed the poor
with knowledge )" and then they separated with
looks of high satisfaction
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A SD sTILL ANOTHER sUPPLY.-

~ ibL NV 81
"A DEATH! DEATH = DEATH!!! TO ROACH.
rs, MOSQUITOES, FLIES, ANTS, &c, sc.
The EGYPTIAN POISON PAPER, has been in
troduced into Great Britain, France, Italy and
the United States. The enormous demand for il
in those countries (without any commonly proves
it's real value in Riding communities from these
dreadful pests.
Mr.. MooRE, General Agent for the United States
deems it necessary to caution the public against a
spurious article which has been introduced. The
Genuine is sold at the Drug Store on High street,
4th door below Middle. Only 10 cents per Sheet.
June 30 CHAS. H. HEINITSH. Agent.
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PATHING TUBS with Barnum's Heating
~ Apparatus the most comDletc article of the
KIND cXtant, Cream Freczers, Wine Coolers and q
large and general assortment Of all kinds Of Tin
ami Copper Wares, may be had at the lowest prices
at the Copper and Tin Factory, Corner oil High.
and Crawford streets.
June 6 WIN. ID. ROBERTS Jr
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GHEAP GROCERlES.-Hav taken the

III I|<AF u tsVC Nh tsS. -Havlng taken the
~ Store recently occupied by Mr. Thos. w. John
ston' would respectfully invite the inhabitants OF
Portsmouth and the surrounding country to call
AMI examine my Stock Of GROCERIES before pur-
chasing elsewhere, as ] ann determined to sell on
the lowest terms for the Cash. r. II. WEBB
O. FRESH BUTTER received three times n
week hy the Baltimore Boat. T. H. w
JulY 10
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NAVY AGENTS OFFICE, D.
Norfolk, July Tih lS45
A UCTION AT THE NAVY NARR.-

"a VIII be sold, at the Navy Yard, Gosport in
front of the Navy Store, FRIDAY. the iS,iI in.
slant, at ii o'clock. the following articles, viz:
PROVISIONS
!, biol Pork, 25 do Beef, 81 do Flour 30i bushels
Beans, 35l gals Molasses, 576l lbs Rice 1876 do
Pickles, i42 do Butter l25 do Cheese, 1885, do Tea
50S5 do Bread.
CLOTHING,
% Blue Cloth Jackets, pair do do Trowsers, .
do Pea Jackets, 5 Drab do. 20 Mattresses | Black
Silk Hdkt 81 White Flannel Drawers, do do
Shirts % Blue do do, Duck Frocs, o pair Trow-
sers, 49t yards Dungaree, 90 do English Duck
2nS do Blue Serge 3 do Linen Shirting 6 pair do
Trousers, 255 pair Shoes, 10 pair Pumps
SMALL STORES.
bottles Mustard, 8 de Black Pepper, Razor
Strops. 1853 boxes Shoe Backing, 4 pair large Scs-
sors. % papers Sewing Needles, go Thmhles, 3
Badges, Lambs Wool Shirts. 8 Tin Mess Kettles
do Pot, so Jack Knives. pieces Blue Nankeen,
% lbs Tobacco, Pencil Points, 81 Silver Pencil
Cases. Sc Black Bombazne Stocks, IS do Satin I2i
Linen Shirt Collars. l43 doz Cotton Suspenders. lG
pair Suspcnder Ends, $50 yards Unbleached Cot
tons
Terms, cash on delivery in specic or its equiva-
lent. GEORGE LOYALL
July NAVY Agent.
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TIVE CELEBRATED EGYPTIAN POI.

a SoON PAPER, Tor The destruction Of Flea
Mosquitoes, &c. sold wholesale and retail bv
G. HALL e. co.
Directions for usc--Takc one eighth part of T.
sheet, we'll staturate IL with water and law il in an
part Of the room where Flies and Musouitoes are
most numerous, IL attracts them from all parts Of
the room and produces nearly instantaneous death
for sale by C. HALL co
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-07-11

nON'T YOU READ THIS!-For if YOU do
~ yon mayfind something to please you, that il
that am determined to sell my Guns Pistols
Powder Flasks, Shot Bags, and every article in the
Sporting Line, cheaper than ever and if you want
to he fitted out with Gun and Apparatus lust
call at the Sign of the DIammoM Gun where YOU can
also have your Flint Gun turned into Percussion or
any other work required.o be done in the Guns.
NTH line. So don't forget Door East of the
Old Dominion Office, If you want bargains
Dec J. a. SPALDING.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-07-11
ITO DECORATORS RATNERS PAIN

l. TIERS, ARTISTS, AND OTHERS. -1Preparcd
Imitation Wood Colours calculated to save tLc
woCkmen much time and abour usually consumed
IN grinding, mixing and preparin his own colours
They have more beautiful appearance are smooth
er in the working and free from gritty Particles
Oak Colours and Mahogany Colours. Just re-
ceived by C. HALI,& co