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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-24
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Rediok NJ Nee. Chatie- u kGos. Franklin ~ Klor
Rphvrt G Wopi~sJohn Richie. J.bq C. Campbell
nst Amelia II his wiz. Parker Campbell aud
Label his wiic, Hanson w Chsplinc sni Eliza
beth ; las Wife. mich .aid Ameh u Campbell.
ls1bel Campben and II xlbeih $ Chaplinr. arc
ihe ctaldfen ant heirs ~ law of samuel Spirg.
late at Oht county deceased. Z chrr'ah jacob
ndn nlsirafur at tic estate nf the said Samuel
Sptre decreased. The Merchants and Merh,n,cs'
B,uk OF Nheelinc. Cu.iavus Crcssp. assignee in
bankruptcy nj Charles y Knot md uf RrL,rk
Mkce. sud LOAN Wl.oujr asd ~ scs C Good.
ptietd njs.
The Defendants John R'clIe and Jrhn Wilson
o.. rot hUv ng cniosed heir arpeatance ani given
security orcoui,ng 10 ihe net ui a.sr,nbl, and lie
rules oiihts Cunit. ami u aPI caring 10y satisfactory
puot that they ate MOI inhabitants OF the rum-
manweulih a.! NUginia-oa mol,on ut the com
plainanl y council. a. IS otlcrrd that ihe said lie.
ientauis 40 aPp,ar here un ise FIRST day ocihs next
SaunE Term ui his court. enl answer ,he con.
plIinant, hills au'i ihRi a cvPy Of this order he forth
with Irscr'ed az sane news. nper printed niho CRY
OF Wheeling lQf two mpnihs succes>iyely, sEd r'sI.
81 a. he front dor ol ihc court tous, II Ohii
e"nniy. A enPy ies,e. ALEX Il L.NlDiEY.
Coon mar , Ccth.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-24
" O M STORE RS .
iIOLESiLI; AND RErAIL
RnOE STnRE
}. W. PAXTON 4 Cs

fIETs NM III I ITI
BOON STORE.
JOHN FISNkP, Agt, Book seller and Station.
y eF, No 1913, Main Street Wheeling. Va So
!ictt The patronage of his former friends aS1
customer a this ola elnnd, where hc will be
ablcto supply them with hooks and Stationery
at reduces pliees. Hehas now on hand a lnreo
R~ssoi;msni aud - constantly receiving supplies
81 Nedlcnl, Miscellaneous, Theological md
SchoO lECoks. Also, bibles Of every variety of
Binding, oil Of which he Is able To afford h.
cheap as they can be sotat any othcr place IN
tho CITY.
h.ehssigFite given for RagsiA exchange.
sep 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-24
VNxTuN,T or COFFIr.-Jm atlcl,

V~NXTUNtT or COFFLE.-Jh, aric'o
h1s bc,t discovered pl lrc u Entupc ati
bus leCpne s1trlehfai,d iliuNcr ihe t"niu,ni lHt
every t.mi, mtkts nse 81 nni onl, - .'Vng
uf q re. tmt l. Certain frr tdv to prevent Inst
lt.Iul disease Dtsprts.a O. ,myf"vesf SO iosts
It,c clf.r. The rltnr atd save. lho bali SO guait.
uy ui ,oncc. o. elco,, The t0HrcebcrG lor cegs.
rsfl. gl.s of Iry rfhrr adHt,es tt c'c,fnP; ipr ssla
sl ne sufe of MClSNiS Market SFnatri .Vi'u
s'he s1's agent lpr he sas Of ihc gouape afusls
ioru .cfof Geo Iel1 % "a vbc IT, 3 le Pufueiof
ntSe been m'cmtd iha oeIiain p%euousi u E'st
I Wheeling arl manufacturing ond selling e cOunt,r r
itt trrs Z Lstehy ,aou lhe puidpc again.t
F hs as..s mpps iiDn. ! Noold also t1uIrn oii Who
tc b. Airg ami vsrdur % cliniCftil aficc. Co., hs
.a-.il. hos De-, % .irun rsi secuted vuhsr.
ilf sioe nHI De- u .t5 .ri 60 frn 1un'Y n f-
|Ur. usfa NttNHl~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-24

Wondolpl cure Of Pulmonary Colmpnp iigll
~ Thomson compound Syrup u Ia. mtd
Wood NGpkftdi

Dy Thomson ronpom3 Syrap u Tot aad
Wood N0PkNd'
piri,uU -Hit, Nia, ..
M Tt.mis1n-Dcar Srr-lt Is not vllm
tho p,ntr Of l]ancu,ae 20 sxrJs.. 10 yuu 80 qnu
,udt frsf ior vour ktnlns.. hul hid I ahiliy he
same 81, y1ar med c.re .hou.I he sounded lhroupu-
oui The world 'rt ihc bcu,6f ui suffering hnmpnrs
u cytw cline. I DO uoi say lon much aHd vel.
affected ac's be,r rc our. vbeu ! sny lour com
q. uud Symp e. Tar and Wold N,lhlbe, b1sibtough
Providence ufefdiy Gisfd ue ifum q deifn bed.
Ltsi al / contracted sssrrl cold trsuiuul ,l
/ ,ia.ent nlimmsiru 20 hc lunes whi,h lhrtu me
600. 70 m.II drtInt. 0uh fschtns cough putting pi
30 ~. raIrHsini ui H,e heart ,rd oppression, lfai
no times tbc ejaculation stcinfi suspended, % cold.
tee. Voula Germs ofs, ne. aul isif Thai tf foN
2 ,~.sofiIs Nsre Gsi giving Wpy Nufhirg 'oob
.%rrsdusl mc. ny spreufe having ion rr. my $50.
mlth aal bowels bstg e.mpi,'e.f irrrgel 1u.
my ,lisrso cove nc uP. fayug { WIS post bsii
,ud n1.i de-
ST. yI,aea. enc of,le uu'er- ,-nel. ta'lai 90 sr,
ard strIfy trreh' fat % hIHIe ui gnur Insdcius
.trIt u-i mc IH t,frg state be- iet tte mvjl,Ul
haretrf 4mit u 60 fttlttd as m swlIIo~ ~rl
seal difficulty q IfrsF 1.niu. luI uIsnlng nies
e. Hs td..H. 1tasr .,t.e py ift rf.e uiJc.
La fun ut IrHesl IsHer f.tHu.g %. rHlp,t ast,
vfIlb relieved mo WnotHuI auI mI..oI m
4 unrs fa btn. lHr 0..Fe Nr .rupr'siy fnrs'r,
.u o 5000 u.sa. m.'ltHHe auur D"t r
4. rr1i4.a 1 fH Hu. fH.I t.' Dff.
+. ID "a. g.l.f. n 4 hsu
Hfa ...t Ht. 4f
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-24

VIRGINGA-S ,u'Sc an rules BEL,
90 thc clerks piiec 0f lhe Cir.u SUpfno
Count pi law agI Chincefy hr lho cuuaiy 81 Oph
~ Tie mpnii ufAliuh 1916
Abflham BedHiion. Complaint


Peter N,fasN isic ShtuT p Cu' c'uniy. aud a.
such. sim.uis rlDi ,lCerii, " L1.ms iecca-
a., Aisp : Thonis,u atd George Deal. snd
tt,fy q bs wic. FnHcis L,vsu snd Jro bi-
aIe. auI Cccil iplm.s aul JusfIh,ue InroIs
vLr,h ,lrI Nfy q Usui Jirs L,N-a0 Gee o.
Ir s1mI J]srrtin, irrra,s ate tbitIfyu .ti
Lsr at .aN of H CtcIt 81 iaar.. It.
fe. ed. B0fudgts
Irs DeisrlsIi. Cerga = Dfs' aaI Aiaf " b.
N.ie. anI Niso J. IIaa .al nt hsyig sn'ctc.
. II,ir prgcpt.rre aud gwen -ecnfHt ae]sHHlisf ri
u,e srf 81 safotay lo! iar faau' aas cur, an.
90 .rse cling o., sil,.aeiDfy moof IH4i nsy se #
uI4sfaDis s H. commonwealth nl NfEHa-b
MUTTON DO fae eaaa ,..f hy ea - ~.lfIs.
fst a.e sYiI fsirntau Do ppaf htfs u .hs bh
~ dss ofn atr. 8 fno 'sra cd ttr uH sh. sasa
.H. r irrisfaa4fs IHI. uoI Haf rlfg Hs
o. srsuI uar.I BOD f..h. ucs.ltY lrH.s.
= ths sit, 80 Whssics ftiA, m eh sHse,s
rf p-ftd ai fe iDlf ta % Poe
ONO .u. At.fH
AfFy ttuIfrT
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-24
LHNDKEinS WARRANTED
GANDEN SEEUS.

AFAYeTrE M'NEELY, lihes Ibis meihoi
4 Of intirE1irg Inc puhbc hat lee has I"sl re-
e,.,ci bis Usual suppIy sf Fresh Gnrten Seeds,
roat;y rni upIu small paic = lnf %rcRilpg. A. his
seed. come 800 h'u wauantcI. AMI 70. he hasics'et
The viia'ty OF ull ulthom. hp wtli Warmm. all seeds
sold Ivy hm 10 nc fc.h and OF lhc host 'nrcty-
lie has also rccciytd o lafeo uss'r meut of tho
most beautiful v1uetcs Of Flower seed. tOriss
come ,ud ctamiuc hem.
Sun uf he RID MORTAR marJ
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-24

UIRGINlA-fs CasscsaF a'a ted
% ihs ciefks affe ~ ibe .au y C8aa ~
Oba esaaiy ia he msalis % AFui ict6
Gerxe WtlrHH, tf%fe'Faai

Rafsn s1Mat I'D Hsfsu Dffsfaafh
Ebe Jslendssi Rsssn S.tgult mt tstins 90.
fsist be appearance cod eve fffHniT ~sre'dirs
% ibs aef III ss.sm Ell ihe mles - hs caHH.
ssd ID srpssfsef ~ ssl.isrnp fffihsfhe i on
~ iahsbissnT "a ne oa~umoaNellh FrFaf-on
woftss ~ he r. mp,sH4fl ~ e.snsi "a . cniffai
fhst .as SD 8sntliai fn srlehf hefr H 80 ~.
lsY nfaf~ nst JsiY fern ul ,tu rstf aai antssf
iae tcsnfts3ashfs bilf. ssi Au r1fY Z 'Hfs ufiri
ss hffhrim ir.srsd - me "a ssaF affi 81
le ffY ~ WI rff ~ rSs aaaiks .net fars
so1 -ssel d De foai dsi % He aosu losss q
U.al f.u AHtpF fssfs.
JN0 sltOLBOcH 70 4
Atfs1u CtfDatlL htCempt cps
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-24

n Ell. MOORE q co. "~-pceuoly nlorm
Z ghe ua%Sel'ng public. ihHt lhey have hy ma
arrangement with Nysthcs 4 Co, ard O Hinton
extended lrcIr splendid Mammal Rr1I Stage
Lines direct To SrL,uis. through Indianapolis.
Ierfc Iautc aud Von1a'ia on| ih,r unsurpassed
nccommodsi,lrs can TOY be- had though HE ohIte
route.
FAST MAIL COhCu Leaves Wheeling dai,V
90 30 "'c'or.. T. ", To- C,nc,nuou IN &c hout. 10 -
Louis 6 ,iays
PloJ Coach leaves Wheeling drIy al 10 o'clock
T. ~, 30 hcurs ip Cmciun1li
1ALLMAD 5E'S Good Iuteni Coach leavss
Wheeling d1dy at I'D o'clock T. VI. - hour. q,
Maysyi.ic, Ky.
Extas furnished ON all he ntore lines 10 psries.
viii Inc p~rvilcgc of.lcepng or ravcllinsn at nj Ia
as hoy inay Wsll
cir, NJ % W,icrsr fct door b,low he Z 5
!I1icl wheeling Va
Jw 10 " cowpEEy. ,grat
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-24

- 80 w. ~ NAA
~ ihs month of Alauh 1916
ihmes " Lniiertack. Jrs.c LGnis. IJhn MLute,
Tsomss q WILSON and Juhu Fnuk.
Iompinin'nr.
Gcd'atf
ih7de> ID httG Jane, u J4ck.an. 'hn Nl'ct
Ni'ris T Silly. survivor q, Alfred Bsrnet. Who
wetc r'rncrs uttcr ,hr fam o. " 4 Srlty 4
60 tn " Nfmsiterg james MURRAY. David
AEoew bhn Eiptir. Z.ehauah J,s,h. adm,n,.
'mint ~ Sain"ei Spoeg deceased. rte Merchants
afe Mrshantrs' Blok nf Wbrcltue. and Ousavns
ttrsW. s'srsc 80 Bankruptcy a. liorncc ~
Nul'r. D.(cudanis.
lh" ooWli'tnaiiis in The reuse having .lei no
aceodri and snrplemsnid hti. and me ne 'epl,n,.
J'ine. DiaeAs - IN Miller. Ismcs NJ Nlnttay ond
Joan liiehicnpi ha1itg euieJrd lie tappeamuc snd
siven sccluly a~tcordine nlhc nc, o. n,>cmhiy aud ,Ac
futSs 81 thus CONT. and II appearing 10y <nu-hcior
root ibai ihey atc not Inhabitants 81 he ronm. az.
"eaih 81 Nirgiua--un m li1n uf the rumplaiunn,s
~ 'onnsrl. ~ O. ordered bat he sad defendants 10
nrrr 2 hete n The iet day NJ The rex, Sprnp term
81 IBIS t7uri, and rnsv etihe =, IN oleiuant,' lfl. ani
That " rnpy oflhis order Re f4,hwnh inserted m
snrhe uewfraret pointed ia The cry uf " hceling
if iwo months success vely. end pasted a., me lfin,
dor OF me cuust house az Ohm conniy. A cor, ,cs,c.
hl.EX T LAiDLEY. ClrIk.
1nVD - maIg
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-24
WIRGINIA-N cn,>eSsY-A, rule. held

VIRGINIA. cH,NcSEY-Al rules held
~ toe clerks iiiec at Ihc Ctrcuit superior
Coort oi Law AMI Cbausciy 6f he county vi Ohio.
~ ihc mouth at Much 1916.
Fnpcis lawson. Guanpu sf Cecilia lnoIn.s anil
j. s-fhue Lrmf.. udiul ohiIlreH OF Cecilia "
L,omis. deceased, { mPdp.aHs,
against
The said Francs Low syn uud JIre his wife. 10 heir
oNn rglG-rnd Cecilia Ioomis anl josephine
Lumis. sud George Deal aud Mary Il hrs W,c
tate Mary q toomis. Dc6g9gHi'
The Bsicrdsui- George Deal itl May X his
Vifc. not having entered lIeir appearance anil CIV
90 sccnnfy according u. lhc act u assembly aai
me mlcsof iins cuud. md % Appearing by saiisiFc.
trry proof uui ticy are url iphabran's OF ibc
wellih ri Y~renm-Ou mYiol VI TIC com
p%lsiraGl by oosnsel, u Is ordered thai lac s,ti
defendants do appeat befe on lhg ifsj Jay oi lhc
neIt Sptiug term of lbs cpuu. and lnsNcf lhe
complement. bill. and ihai a cory ofihi, order be-
ieuhNith Inserted ~ so,ne newspaper printed if
lac cIiy ot Wheeling Tor iwu months succcss,tiy
sud posicd al inc iout d,ar " Vac couu house ID
OHIO SONNY a coy fes'e.
ALEX r LAlDLEY. Clerk
CIAnEE maf 10
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-10-01
ILLUSTRATED

The promptness with which sumo of our manu-.
facturers are said tn have cut down wages. r
minds us OF that of n certain student under the
operation OF The laughing gas. He had privately
threatened when under the operation of the gas.
he would give the Professor, Mr.. SiIliman, a good
thrashing. This came to the ears of the Prnfes
sor, who was accordingly on his guard. The
young lloispur had no sooner inhaled a few
pufis from The gas bag, than he clenched his fist
and attacked his instructor like a savage. Stop,
STOP, young gentleman, said the dignifpd sarant,
you have taken nothing but the common air YET.
90 we hear that Thomsonville Carpet Factory
has reduced the wages Of It's weavers on The first
passage of the bill, 20 per cent, but now ii leaks
out That they were intending To do it To enable
them to compete with the improved machinery
OF Lowell and Saxonville. So it was home
competition after all that reduced wages.-Bos-
ton Chronotype.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-10-01

This timber must be free of sap and all other de-
tcct5, must be got straight and SQUARE, deliyeyed ON
the spot Uhich may be designated by the commandanf,
IN TWO MONTHS g[ter The contract IS made.
NO WHITE PINE Boards, SHINGLES,
Eighteen thousand feet of Mcrchantable white
Pine Boards of is feet lengths.
Ten thousand feet Of ii feet lengths, free OF splits.
Ninety six thousand % inch shin giles, of the bcsv
quality, free of sap, and shaved ready 10 be used.
Seventy Cypress Posts, % feet long, 10 inches d.
amctct at the small end, and straight.
All of this class must also be delivered on he
spot, required, and in ONE MONTH after The contract 81
Offers must be made for tbc list and End class SEP
drateiy in duplicate, and wih the guaranty required In
The late act Of. Congress hereto dnnered.
SEC. 6 ind be IL further enacted, That from and
after the passage of this act, every proposal for ma.
val supplies shall be accompanied by a written
guaranty; signed by one or more responsible per-
the bidder or bidders will, if his or their bid be ac.
cepted, enter into an obi CATION in such time as
may be prescribed, with good and sufficient sure
tics to furnish the supplies proposed. No pronoseI
snail be considered unless accompanied by such
guaranty: If, after the acceptance of a proposal
ana a notification thereof TO the bidder or bidders.
he or they shall fail to enter into an obligation
within the time prescribed with good and sufficient
s%urcties, for furnishing the supplies, then the Agent
shall proceed to contract with some other person or
persons for furnishing the said supplies and shall
forthwith cause the difference between the amount
contained in the proposal 80 guaranteed, and the
nishing tho said supplies, for the whole period Of
the proposal to be charged up against said bidder
W Wv 1!', VIM "7 ~ AhtlI. Eoi'ahNOI OF EudtdD-
tors, and the zane may be Immediately recovered
by the United States. for the use of The NAVY De.
partmcntin an action of debt against either Or all
Of said persons.
The price of each article must be clearly ex-
pressed aud carried out for the whole amount,
with an addition at foot, expressed in words at
length, ot the cost Of the whole bill offered for.
Every article will be subject TO inspection before
I is paid for, and no payment will be made for
less than one fourth the amount Of the offer.
Contract must be entered into within ten days
after the offer is decided. or it will be annulled,
with two good and sufficient suretics for its per.
formaucc in a sum not exceeding twice the estima.
| ted amount cf the contract, and ten Der cent will
be withheld from each payment until the whole il
| completed. GEO. LOYAL, Navy Agent.
All information will be given at the Navy Yard.
Sep 1O-Th4w
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-10-01
DR.. WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD
ruEpDV

In the first stages of disease, termed Catarrhal
Consumption" originating from neglected colds,
1t has been used with undertaking success, and hun.
dreds acknowledge that they owe the restoration of
their health to this Invaluable medicine alone. In
that form of consumption so prevalent among deli.
cafe young females, commonly termed debility OF
" going into a decline" a complaint with which
thousands are lingering, it has also proved highly
successful, aud not only possesses the power OF
choking the progress of this alarming complaint,
but also Strengthens and invigorates the system
more effcctually than any other medicine we have
ever possessed. Besides its sur prising efficiency
in consumption, it is equally eficacious in inhucn.
"a, liver complaint, asthma, bronchitis, and al, aE.
fections of the lungs, and has cured many of the
failed.
For particulars see DIR. WisIer's treatise on con
sumption, to be had of the agents.
Be careful and get the genuine DR.. WISTAR'S
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. None genuine
unless signed by /. BUTTS. Address all orders to
SETH w. FOWLE Boston, Mass.
81 For particulars see DR.. Wistar's treatise on
consumption, TO be had of tho agent.
Acknowledgement, e. II ITSH. Agent ;
Norfolk, NJ. A.. SANTOS, and also by Druggists
generally in this State.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-10-01
RIDIcULoUs.-We find the following card ia
the Leonardtown Beacon, of Thursday last -
OUT OF WORK

Oar fashionable hotels are crowded Inv armv
and navy officers. Would il be- reasonable fur ms
to ask, what right have these men TO be idliog
their time away here when they should he hgh,-
ing the battles of their country! We (lhe work
ing classes) have 10 pay their salaries, and we in
sisi npon it shey should go and fight. We dom,
much care what they fight. They might kill
time very well in shooting alligators among the
everglades OF Florida. Anything so that they
keep out of sight, for i, is very CALLING to he con
s,anily reminded by these idlers s,ruitioo th,uuyb
our streets, that we are compelled 10 support So
many useless drones in luxurious Incidence. while
we can scarcely keep snul and body together our
selves ny pesrsevering industry and degrading toll
Young America.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-10-01
FOR LEASE.

q For a term of years, that we'll known and
sza valuable FARM within ono mile OF the town
sklof Portsmouth, called " Vcalc's," having n
argc quantity of cleared land ready for cultiva-
non, and an abundance of timber for all the uses
"i the farm. Its locati II and fertility make it dc
slrabic for the cultivation Of Vegetables and Melons
f!r the Northern Markets, and those in the inme-
date ncighborhood, as also for the growth of Grain
and raising OF Stock for sale, &c. a further de-
those wishing to lease will examine it.
Also,
For Rent for the ensuing year, a FARM OF 1876
acres lying on the Western Branch about five
miles from Portsmouth very we'll adapted to the
cultivation of Sweet Potatoes, Melons, Grain, &c,
besides having a first rate Shorc and Cove for the
pIdhung oil oysters. For terms apply to
Mrs. ELIzABErH b. LYME,
sep i5-ts Or, SAM'L Is. BROWNE.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-10-01
NAVY AGENTS. oFFIcE-

Norfolk, Sept. nth, 1916.
AOfiiCATE Proposals will be received until 70
- O'Clock, on the 10th day of October next, ior
the cclivery at the Navy Yard on the spot dcsigno.
ted by the Coinmandant, of
rive hundred round pine Bearing piles. 10 f,ct
long, from IL to IA inches at the butt and NOT Ie.s
IMAM . inches at the small end-al must bc
so"hd ana straight, and no pile will he received
which does not fully answer Inc rcnnis;I;on
oilers mu't be made with the gunranfu uccordiue
20 w HctV congress, dnneIed- must be offered by
me piece and calculated Tor the whole bill Expressed
~ wprds at length, and must be all deliv . rcd on o
bolorc the LIST of Dccember next.
Bono and approved security will be required and
10 per cent detained from every payment until the
whole is delivered.
GEORGE LOYAL, Navy Agent.
Sep i7-Th4w
Sec. 6. dnd be 10 further enacted, That from ana
after the passage of this act, every proposal for
naval supplies shall be accompanied by q written
guaranty, signed by ono or moro responsible per-
sons, TO the effect that he or they undertake that the
bidder or bidders will, If his or their bid be accept
el, enter into an obligation in such time as ma he
prescribed, with good and sufficient sureties TO fur.
nish the supplies proposed. No proposal shall bc
considered unless accompanied by guch gusrsn,,
cation thereof to the bidder OF bidders. he or tbey
shall fail to enter into an obligation with, ~
time prescribed with good and sufficient a,rctic.
for furnishing the supplies, then the Agent shat
proceed to contract with some other person n r nor.
sons for furnishing the said sDpo1ios and sbaII
fD-thwithc cause the difference between ibo ,,nor,,,
{ contained in the proposal 30 guaranteed. and inc
amount Tor which he may have contracted f,r G,r
nishing the said supplies. for the whole pcriod Of
the proposal TO be charged up against said b;dde,
or Dladcfs an6 hs OF their guarautCr or euaraufo 3:
and the same may be Immediately recovered bv The
United states, fur the use of the Navy DeoartHncnt
in an acton oil dcbtagainst either or all Of said per
sons.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-10-01
NOTICE.
OAK GROVE FARM FOR SALE

This beautiful and VALUABLE
rHTs: FARM, located on the Main ROAD
49, HE. leading to SnfToIk. one mile from
Is1 u III the Town of Portsmouth, is now of.
~ fered nj Private Sale. IL contains
SEVENTY ACRES, aud is bounded on the East by
lands belonging TO the estate o! Moriecai Cooke,
deceased. on the South Ivy the Main Road, on the
West BY. lands belonging to tho estate of John Will
son. deceased, and on the North, by SCOTS Greek,
navlgdble for small boats anil which is well adapt
cd for planting Oysters. As a Market Farm 8. I'hc
Oak Grove" is admirably located. and dcIiehtful.
iy situated for a Residence, combining the advan.
tages OF town and country. For terms and further
particulars enquire of
MAURICE b. LANGHORNE,
sep lU-i5 Portsmouth, Va.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-10-01
TAKE NOTICE.

THAT the Subscriber has just received a lot of
as low as 80 90, and Double Guns as low as as OOs
Also, Pistols, Shot Bags, Game Rags, Powder
Flasks, Nipple Keys, Wod Cutters, Percussion
Caps ofall the different qualities, Canister Powder.
Drinking Cups, and every article called for bv n
Sportsman. Its the determination Of the Subscri.
Der not to be undersotd, or under worked, and per.
from him as can be purchased in this section Of
country. Also, all work in the Gun line will be
warranted TO be done as wen and az cheap, If not
call at the Sign of the Mammoth Gun, High street,
Portsmouth,, Va, one door cast Of the Old Dominion
Office, and get bargains, and no mistake.
All orders thankfully received, and punctually
attended to.
Sept % J. A. SPALDING.
N. b. Old Copper and Brass taken in exchange
for work, or the highest cash price paid for IL.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-10-01
BY TIL ADRIAN,
SECOND ARRIVAL OF FALL, GOODS
AT THE NEW YORK
BOOT AND SHOE STORE!


\AE arc just opening this morning. our second
invoice of FALL GOODS, winch we're pur.
snasco ENTiRELY FOR CASH. and at su,h reduced
priccs from what we have formerly paid that on
bargains this fall will be better than we have vet
ohefcd. we call The attention Of Merchants 10 his
Jqct. and having opcocd a separate a1artncnt OK.
c,usiveiy foe jobbiug-ihey can mike their pur.
chas.s with greater facilities than heretofore. 'Th,
retail department. has been improved and put i'm
thorough repair, for the accommodation of retail
customers. We call the attention of transient per.
sons visiting Norfolk 10 our Store and loca ton al.
though a little removed from Market Square, our
rent Is but ONE HALF of what is generally paid.
which VIII ot-course enable us TO sell at a smaller
proht than those vino pay urge rents. Transient
persons VIII observe that our Store is situated next
10 Tue New Farmer's Bauk on Main street, il has
large Glass Windows in front, and two Corinthian
Pliiars extending t. the height Of Cd and Sd sto
res, % Look for the large Chcckered Boot on
top OF the Store, and then T. ere will be no mistake.
We shall frotn this date continue TO open our
weekly supplies from the north.
AS VIC buy only for cash, we are obliged TO sell
Tor tEc same; city acceptances or its equivalent.
sep ~ J II.