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FOR RENT.


q mat comtortable and pleasantly situated
- OF Capt. s. Watts, and Immediately at the
West end of the Plank Bridge, leading from the
Carrot, good Kitchen and all other conveniences
required. A Pump of the best water in town with
in "A few feet.
And for sale first rate Stove and Pipe, suitable
for Dry Goods Store School Roorn-it will be
sold very low. Apply to JNO. TALBOT
Also z good teatheT Beds. Dec I5-3tS
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p. s.. T.. s..

=. 3. II. =.
'VHE Stof kboldcrs of the Portsmouth Savings
q Fond Society are hereby notified that tbcii
ANNUAL MEETING for tho election Of Directors
and for the transaction of other business connected
with the nstitution will take place on FRIDAY the
9TH January next, at ~ O'Clock NJ, al thci5 Office
IN the town of Portsmouth.
By Order. GEORGE NJ BAN, Cashier.
Dec 1916
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MISCELLANEOUS.
THOMAS TATEM.

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
NALL pra' ticc IN the Superior aud Inferior
w Courts OF Princess Anne, Norfolk and Nan
semond Counties, and of the City of Norfolk He
VIII attend to business when desired in any other
County Portsmouth Anril 7ZOD
VOCAL MUSIC. II, HEWITT, Professor
OF Music, respectfully informs the citizens of
portsmouth and its Vicinity that Re will commence
Portsmouth Female Seminary, az soon as a suffi-
Client number Of Pupil shall be obtained. His sys
rem OF Instruction rs peculiar to himself alone, and
more and Washington.
For further particula 8. apply at the Seminary.
Aug 80
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from DR.. Singleton !

SmlIhIand, Ky Feb. u, ISl6.
DIR. 6. BENZ. Smith Dear Sir: Nothing has ever
been introduced that has sold so we'll aud given
such general satisfaction, your Improved Indian
Vegetable Pills. Very respectfully yours
F.S SINGLETON
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THRUST SALE OF VALUART.E pro.
Il PERTY.-By virtue Of Deed of Trust. exc
cu'ed by Peter & Andrew P How, for certain pur
poses therein mentioned and ofe' cd in the Clerks
Office of Norfolk County Cont will Inc soSa
on the premises, for cash, on SATURDAY, tho 9Th
day OF January next, if fair, certain Parcel of
iand on MIL site, now occupied by the said &
A. p. How, containing about ono mere more n, ,sS
situated or Indian Creek, in the County of Norfolk ;
and adjoining the farm of Mr.. VIM. Bartlett TO.
gcther with all. and singular tho buildings i'm
pfovements, Steam Engine, Boilers, Machinery
&c, thereto appcrtaining. THE TRUSTEE.
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NAVY AGENTS. oFEICE.

Norfolk, 18th Decmeber, 1876.
GEALED PROPOSALS in duplicate will bo "a
~ ceived until II O'Clock, the 10Th day of Jan
uary next. for the delivery at the Navy Yard i'm.
mehlaieIy' and within one month, thereafter, Of the
following articles to be the best quality and snb
ject to inspection at the Yard before they are re-
cevcd and paid for.
Paper.
Twenty three thousand Sd Clout Nails.
One gross single twist As Augurs, of LIE HOME.
DEUS PATENT.
Offers must he accompanied with guaranty of
some known responsible person. that the person Of.
ferlng Is able to comply with the contract and wi,
in ten days execute bonds with good and sufficient
security TO that effect, for which the guaranty will
be held liable in of failure according To the
act OF Congress- in that made and provided
GEO. LOYALL,
Dec l7--Th4w NAVY Aocn,
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DIED.

,,on Saturday last, in the 31st year Of her age,
nirs' Ann mooRE, consort of Mr.. John Moore. She
was an afiectionatc wife, fond mother and faith
Iui Trend. The hearts twincd around her feel the
sgTVeuty OF this dispeusltio while large circle
vi friends grleve that she is thus borue from them
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CARPETINGs sELLING OFF M

EARPETINGs SELLING OFF An g.
~ BELOW COST.-The Subscribers intend to
close their instore Stock of CARPETINGS this sea-
som with n view Of going out of the trade Of that
article. Those who want will do we'll to call ear.
ly, as they determined to close without regard
to cost Their stock consist of Brussels, Superior
Three Ply, Fine and Superfne Ingr and Cotton
Carpetngs. JOHN COOKE & co
Nov 81
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TAKE NOTICE.

TNHhT the Subscriber has Just received lot Of
OUBLE and SINGLE GUNS--Siugle Guns
as low as SO 90, and Double Guns as low as SIS 90
ALSO, Pistols, Shot Bags, Game Bags, Powder
Flasks, Nipple Keys, Wad Cutters, Percussion
Caps OF all the different qualities Canister Powder
Drinking Cups, and every article called for bv a
Sportsman. Its the determination Of the Subscri.
Der not to be undcrsold or undCrworked, and ppr.
sons may rely upon getting any article as cbcap
from him as can he purchased in this section of
country. Also, all work in the Gun line will be
warranted 10 be done rs wen and as cheap, if not
call at the Sign OF the Mammoth Gun, High street
Porismouih, Va, one door east Of the Old Dominion
once ana get bargains, and no mistake.
All orders thankfully received and punctuollv
attended to. 'J
Sept % IA SPAID1Nc
n. b Old Copper and Brass taken i'm exchange
for work, or the highest cash price paid for IL.
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HERALD and Beacon copy 81
(tERTAIN CURE For pII.rs n

CERTAIN CURE FOR PLIES BARNES
" PILE LOTION. This Lotion has been used Tor
several years past, and has universally given salts
faction Many persons who have beSn aflictod
with this painful disease, and suffered for rna
years under its influence have been cured in - fe5y
weeks by the use OF this invaluable Lotion. can
and get a pamphlet respecting 1t. The Cenninc
for sale at the Drug store, Sign of the Biz Mortar
Sep 10 CHAS. II. HEINITSH. A gent
TOR THE WINTER.--Jost received .
y Factory prices the following articles: Cindor
Shovels Coal Scuttlcs. Tea Spoous large and smell
Bake Ovens, British cheap Lustre, and all kinds ~
Stoves: Also gool article Of Coffee Mill for ,be
low price OF S7s cents. DANL S. CHERRY.
Sep ~ Under the Old Dominion Office
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OAK GROVE FARM AT AuCrIoN-

Pursuant TO Deed of Trust exc
r. ,aSssa cuted by Maurice b. Langbornc
E2k.-Ai e. Is and Others, to the UNDERSIGNED as
Z - Trustee, for purposes therein men
toned, will be sold at Public Anc
ton, FRIDAY the LIST of January next be fore
the Court House door, in Portsmouth, at II O'clock
NJ, this beautiful and valuable FARM. located
ON the Main Road leading to Suffolk one nile
from the Town Portsmouth. 1t contains SEVEN
IY ACRES, and is bounded on the East by lands
belonging to ;be estate of MordGca Cooke deceased
on the South by the Main Road on the West nv
lands belonging to the estate of John Wilson. de-.
ceased, aud on the North, by SCOTS Creek. navi.
gable Tor small boats and which is we'll adapted for
planting Oysters. As Market Farm g Tbo oal,
Grove" is admirably located, and deIightfulIv Sit
uatcd for Residence combining the advania ges
day OF sale JAS. G.. HOLLADAY Tr,S,n WV
Dec Is
Herald and Beacon con,, u,
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FOR RICHMOND.

NOTICE.-By virtue of Decree of the Circuit
~ Superior Court of Law and Chancery Of Nor
iolk County, pronounced on the 9th day of Octo-
her. 1876, will cell upon credit of six mon,bs.
on the lStn dav Of January. IS47 before the Court
House OF Norfolk County, (thot being Court ciay)
n TRACT OF LAND IN st, Brides Parish, Norfolk
County. cotaining Fifty Acres. which was mr.
chased rom Peter Heron by David Rutb as will
appear by the Deed from Heron dated the 9TH da
Drcembcr; recorded in the Clerks Office of Norr
folk County Court. Bond with approved security
VIII be required of the purchaser and the convey
ance reserved until the purchase money be maid.
ID. NASH. Coroner,
Dcc29-tds Acting Sheriff o. Norfolk County
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yTHE LAST GAIL FOR TAXEs.-Al

THE LAST GALL FOR ES.-All
a Persons who are yet Indebted for TOWNTAX
ES, respectfully Informed that NV duty is i'm
pcratve in the matter, and shall he compelled to
levy their goods and Chatels if they are not i'm
mcdiately settled. The Board of Trustees will
show no lenty to my surctics and look for
a prompt settlement early in January, all will,
therefore, see the necessity | am under to acopt
stringent measures to make my collections and |
trust that each viii promptly meet their liabilities,
thereby relieving me from very unpIeasa mt duty
WILLIAM PORTLOCK, J0ton Collector
Dec
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ITO THE PUBLIC.-The subscriber takes
Il this method of iuior ming his friends and the
public generally, that he intends leaving this sec
ton OF the county for the South, during the com
ing year, he will therefore, and after the 1t OF
January S47 close has Books and do entire Cash
Business. He intends Notwithstanding keeping
up bis assortment until his departure and pledges
himself to all those who may favor him with their
custom TO sell PURE, WELL SELECTED AND
CHEAP GROCERIES,. He is determined to sell
City. 1OS 4 RIIISuIV
Dec I2-ts
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HE HAY CRoP.-The annual crop of hay
raised IN the United States is estimated al 5,
UoU,UUu tons, which, at per So ton the average
hume value. is worth $l20,00O,OOO.
They WOULDN'T ADJouRH-The members
OF the Wisconsin State Convention refused to ad
loun over Thanksgiving day. Cause-spte To
Gov Dodge; SO says the Milwauki Sentinel.
PRINTERS SUPPER.-The printers of Lowell
are to celebrate Frankln's birth day. by supper,
ana extend an Invitation TO some of their neigh
bors to participate with them.
MAYOR OF MoBILE.-B. McAlpin has been
re elected Mayor of Mobile. The Democrats
nave majority OF one in the common council, on
joint ballot.
ARKANsAs.-The population Of Arkansas in
1916 was l44,56l being an increase of &c os7
in five years.
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NNOR HIRE for the next year, or valuable
NEGRO MEN. Amongst them are four ex.
Brick Makers and Burners; one a young ma
brought up in the house, excellent house mr.
body servant; the others, good laborers Apply
TO j. THOMPSON
Dec 1876
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MISCELLANEOUS.
c.. HALL&CO.
CHICKERING'S
PLANO FORTES.

'tHE extraordinary Improvements that have of
N late years taken place in the construction of
fiano Fortes, aided by the increased taste for the
accomplished and fashionable Science of Music
among polite classes, have caused this favoritc
instrument to become iudispcnsably necessary i'm
All respectable families In the PIANO FORBES
whch CHlCkERING has the honor Of submit. inc
10 Tue Puhllc, we trust combined the var ibus
qualities OF power, brilancv, sweetness and uni.
fnrnltv oil tone so requisite To make perfect in.
strument. we are enabled to warrant every IN
stru nent PERFECTLY SOUND, we'll seasoned
and OF the very best materials aud superior work.
nanstlp, thus uniting superiority of quality with
durability and excellence.
ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY attended to
with the greatest puuctuniity, and G. II. s. Co beg
To assure Ladies and Gentlemen residing at a dis
tancc, that whenever they favored by orders
per letter. il is no less their practice than their in
te'cs' to send such an insruu cut shall bear the
rlctcst scrutiny.
These PIANO FORTES arc extremely handsome
ana convenient instruments, possessing full rich
and brilliant tone.
0J-Recolect CHICKERING'S IMPROVED PI.
aMo FSRTES, to be had of HALL & Co, Nor
TX va, better instruments and lower price than
any other in America
lhey VIII be sold at manufacturers prices and
Warranted III every respect first rate
we have recently received n full supply and
hourly expect further additions
Prices from $3.50 To $500. Oct 90
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A IRAGEDY.-The Athens (Tenn.) Chroni-
Gle STATES 'hat married man recently clipped with
younger sister Of his wife. They were pursued
by hls father law and neighbours On comino
up with the guilty parties, the runaway husband
drew his gun upon the old man and was about To
shoot him but he was no, quick enough The
old man fired first. and the son in law fell, NOR
tally wounded. il is thought, and with five buck
shot in his breast
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CORK SOLE BOOTS.--A superior quality Of
" CORK SOLE BOOTS, from one of the most
experienced manufacturers, and warranted TO keep
the feet dry in any kind of weather. As but a
limited number of these Boots can be obtained. the
gentlemen will please call soon at the New York
Boot and Shoe Store J. Il. GREGORY.
Dec %
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M ii. III. HODGES IL CO., have lust re.
w. ceived at their Book and Variety Store a
GUITAR which has been pronounced by an excel
ent Judge of Musical Instruments, to be a very su-
perlor toned instrument. Call soon if you want a
bargain. Dec <
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FOR RENT.

The HOUSE Queen street, above
eszs5lnA Washington it is now occupied by j. nj.
snsRtA Miles. 1t has a beautiful Garden, with
Sssr&& the best oil Fruits it has Spring in the
t.<9-Ssz9 garden, known by great many of the
citizens OF this place to be the best water in the
town it has Stable, Woodhouse, and Kitch-
en-. Terms low to good tenant. ENQUIRE at the
f0pt7mcuth Arcade. j. M. MILES.
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WANTED TO HIp

WANTED TO HIRE
LN0R the next year, likely young Negro Girl
II IL or ii years of age b. D. FISKE
Dec y New Era Office
NEGROES FOR HIRE.--Will be hired out
~ on the 1st Of January, l647, before the Court
House door, in Portsmouth, number of Negroes
Of both sexes, among whom are several good Lurn-
Der gettcrs.
They can be hired privately on application to the
subscriber at any tine previous 70 che sad day.
Dec 24-3t +. G. HERBERT.
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HOMMIssIONER,S SALE--Pnrsnnn.l L

COMMISSION ER'S SA LE.-Pursuau, to a
~ decree of the County Court of Norfolk bearing
cate on the 10th day of November, 1886 in a suit
therein pending in Chancery, in which John F.
Young IS Plaintiff, and Mary Louisa Young and
WIN. b. Young infants, are Defendants, l shall
proceed to sell at Public Auction for cash, before
the Court House of Norfolk County, on The lst day
of January mex, at u O'Clock, the following Real
and Personal Estate, to wit:
piece, parcel or tract of Land in the Parish of
Portsmouth,, in the County of Norfolk, situated at
the held OF the Western Branch. containing ONE
HUNDRED AND THIRTY. FIVE ACRES more or
less a"d which wits devised to the parties in the
ny the will of Charlotte Colley, deceased
Ana Slaves Nancy and Isaac, the last about TWEEN
x ono years of age. JOHN COOKE
dec 5-tds Commissioner
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NJ EW BOOKS just received and for sale by
~ w. II. IL. HODGES s. CO
Graham's English Synonymes
Amy Herbert. tale by the autho, of eGertrp,Io,
Salkeld's Classical Antiquities
Nos i23 and l24 Illustrated Shakespeare
No. IL illustrated History of England
Guizots History of Civilization vol
Ftosts Book of Anecdotes; or the Moral of His
tory, taught by real examples
Introduction to the French Language contain.
ing Fables Select Tales, Rema rkable Facts Ann.
sing Anecdotes, &c, with II Dictionary of all the
Words translated into English by NJ. De Fivas
Evenings with the ChroniClers or Uncle Ru
pcrts Tales of Chivalry
The Story of Joan of Arc
Boyd's Eclectic Moral Philosophy Dec II
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FOR RENT.

a For the year 1S47. the FARM belonrino-
Hsa5 10 the estate Of John @. Richardson near
ssllDeeP Creek. There is good Dwelling and
all necessary Out Houses For good tenant the
terms will be liberal Apply to
ANNA RICHARDSON
NoF ~ Portsmouth.
B. The above Farm with ali ia irnnrove-
ments, will be LEASED for term of years on
the first of January. Apply as above
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DURE OIL OF LEMON.-Purc Rose Wa.
yer, furc ClnnaTnon Water, Orange Flow.
err Water, and several kinds of SSENCES, pre-
pared with great expressly for the Christmas
Festivals. A lso on hand the Genuine Cologne Ma
Ter and Bay Rum in fancy bottles of all sizes for
sale very low at Bluffs Medical Emporium,
Dec ~ High street
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II EN- ERIFFE WINE.-2O casks superior old
L Tcneriffee Wine, receiving aud for sale by
Dec "a JOSIAH WILLS.
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CUSTOM HOUSE.

US fOm HoUSE.}
Norfolk, Goth December, 1876.
SEaLED PROPOSALS arc hereby invited for
~ supplying RATIONS and SHIP CHANDLERY
TO the Revenue Vessels employed in this District
br tho year lS47. The offers are required TO he
made agrccabySto form Of schedule hch will
be shown at this Office, TO be addressed to the Sec
retary of the Treasury, distinctly endorsed as Of-
iers Tor kations and Ship Chandlery," and will be
opened on the 10th of January next.
Dec 29-5t CONWAY WHITTLE Col
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MORE CHEAP GOODS Just received
~ Shovels and longs at rs cents per pair; do at
= rs; do at 81 80
Walters of beautiful Patterns
Spoons at all prices-Coffee Mills do
Frying Pans-Dog lions
Brass Candlcsticks at so cents n pair
Carpet Tacks-Patcnt Spring b ances
Knives and Forks at rs cents per sett
Tea Kettles at 62i cents-SpIttoons at 37I and o.
per pair
- And for Christmas. Mnce Pic Plates, and other
Goods too numerous to mention.
Also, Stoves of all kinds and prices Call and
lo0k at them. DANIEL S. CHERRY,
Dec IL Under the Old Dominion Off,ce
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TEACHERS WANTED.
TNHE TRUSTEES of Portsmouth want 10 en-.
Il ploy two male and two female Teachers for
the ensuing year. Applicants will be required TO
produce certificates Of moral cbarac ter, and also
to undergo thorough examination as to their
quallhcations. Persons DESTROYS of being en-
ploycd, must apply without delay to
JAMES MURDAUGU.
THOMAS HUME,
Dec u SAM'L. NJ. WILSON,
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JOSIAH WILLS, Agent for the sale of ! II
- Triplett Sons Nails, keeps constantly on hand
full assortment, and will supply the trade at as
low prices article of equal quality can be mar
chased in any cf the northern markets lust re-
ceNcu oOo kegs Wei assorted Nov 81
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GHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR is
" COMING We respectfully call the attentinn
OF the public gener ally to fine and excellent
asS9I tmcnt of Perfiunry, Hair Brushes Dressing
nGa other Combs, Soaps, &c. Also, another supply
OF that most celebrated Cologne, the Real Genuine
EGrind, imported by DIR. NJ A. Santos, of Norfolk
ms Is 'oranted TO be the real article, and superior
to any in the known world.
CoLoGNEs, French, Germany and American
ELEGANT EXTRACTS fer Hhdk'fs.
Superior Bay Rum, with almost every other ar
ucle in our line. For sale at the Drug Store, Sign
of the Big Mortar.
Dec - CHAS TT HFTNITST AGO.,
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A HOME MARKET

The Richmond Wing is busily emnl,ved !, -
effort TO prove that the home is better than rho
toreign market. When this is demonstrated 10
the EDITORS satisfaction, we h pc he will ,ty 10
show that one market is better than f,co. W..
have frequently noticed that the arguments in
favor OF the home market are always based upin
the ifralIpal assumption that can have bu, one
while the TACT is, we must have This and ,nau ha We
Notwithstanding Recorder.
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4 kUK SECOND SUPPLY OF ca SH PUR-
~ CHASES.-Splcndid double stitch Brogaus at
= per paIr-240 pairs just received the New
York Boot and Shoe Store
Boys's extra heavy Brogons at 62l and Go cents
pair-lSO pairs received aud for sale at the New
York Shoe Store.
Youths Btogans at As and 60 cents-ISo pairs re-
celvcd aud OF prime quality.
y outh's Winter Boots at IS cents pair: no such
bargains in Youths Boots can be found only at the
New York Boot and Shoe Store.
Mems thick Boots at Sits; all who want thick
Boots can get prime quality for Sl.75 only, at
the Boot Store
Mems Kip Boots, at $2.25, a few cases only left
cases Mems Kip Boots, extra size.
do Women's Grain Boots.
case Mems prime Elastic over Shoes.
doz Gents Sporting Hats
do Boys Caps, very cheap.
do Mems Fur do, do
The above is part of an invoice which are open
ing tins morning, and which can sell less Than
the manufacturers themselves, and less than they
are TO be found at any other place south of New
York All who wish to purchase by the case or
PAIR would do well to call at the New York Boot
and Shoe Store, next TO the Farmers Bank
Main street, Norfolk. j. H. GREGORY
Dec ~
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SUNDRIES.-3O hhds Molasses-4 40 bbIs Mess
- Pork
% bbls Mackcrel-25O kegs Cut Nails
20 casks Cheese-40 bbls Vinegar
20 packages Tea--l00 boxes Scan
80 boxes Starch
20 packa ges Loaf and Crushed Sugar
lO0 dozen Buckets and Brooms
40 rcam7 Wrapping Paper
Receiving in Store and for sa lie by
WHITING s. JONES
Dec l2-6t No. 10, Roanoke Square.
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E'OI RENTING RESIDENCE and STORES
u formerly occupied by Dr.. VIM. Collins. nosr
the Crawford House Possession given ON the ist
OF January, 1917 Apply to Mr.. John w Collins,
to g WuELT rr -
Oct 10
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YNHREE LIKELY HANDS. EXCELLENT
SAWYERS and HEWERS, will be bred out
next For further particulars apply to
Dec - G. e. ROBINSON.
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IGOR RENT, for tho next year a comEorabIc
u and convenient DWELLING HOUSE on Din
wlddie street; opposite Mr.. Jno. S Whites and
apply to JNO. COOKE & co .
-, Also, oncon Queen street, now occupied by Mrs
Bups. OS, ~
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DU SPICES, &c.-We have received
another fresh supply OF Pure and Genuine SPI-
CES, particularly for the accommodation of those
who wish to make some Nicetics Tor the Christina 9
Holydays, (such as Mince Pies Cakes, &c1
Gloves, Cinnamon, Mace, Nutmegs
Alspice, Pow'd. Ginger White Ginger Pepper
Double Distilled Rose, Pure Oil Lemon ~
orange Water, Essence Lemon, &C. &c
Also Fresh Supcrfne Olive or Table OIL For
sale at the Drug Store, Sign Of the Big Mortar
Dec IL CHAS ii. HEINITSH, Agent
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TOR CHRISTMAS.-Powd Cinnamon.
II Powdered Cloves
Powdered Mace,
Powdered and Race Ginger,
Powdered and Grain Allspice, and other kind of
Spices. &c, just received and for sale low AT the
Medical Emporium of HENRY BUFF
Dec II High street
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STRAINS IMPROV PERFUMED
~ SAND SOAP, for Cleansing, Whitcninr and
beauufying the Hands. This Soap will be found
an excellent substitute for the Flesh Brush r. r
For sale at w. III. II. HODGES & cos
Dec ~ Book and Variety Store
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MOUNTAIN. FLOUR.-1OO bbls snporfnc
i'm store. ~ OH"
600 bels fredericksburg aud Falmouth snDersoo
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The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-12-29

I ANDING THIS DAY, rs boxes Cosbcr
IL Checsc--37 casks Goshen Cheese
100 whole and baif boxes Raisins
so ar and eighth kegs Buckwheat
3 bags Ginger, Pepper and Alispicc
bbl Nutmcgs
so ba Is Rio and Java Coffee
] s kegs goshen Butter
20 boxes Starch
% bbls T.. Rum
rs DO Baltimore Whiskey
30 boxes Smith and Dallctt's Candies
Is bbls Mountain Flour
so packages Gunpowdcr oud Black Tea
100 butts Hill and Manns Tobacco
l3D do Jones & Sons los aud SIS do
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