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L.1.S'D FOX S.sLE.

I AGAIN oler Tor sale my FARM in Nelson county
1 near the courthouse containing
i2O Acres.
This farm is very valuable. well imberrd. in a vary
healthy nrghhnthood and within ten miles o the James
River Canal The terms viii be Liberal. Apply To
The subscriber IN lynchhnrg Sp,sNood Garland and
Robert Whitehead at Noson courthouse.
J. GARLAND.
Sent. % Ia
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Jan. 10
LAW NOTICE.


S-HAVE united in The practice ri Law. They VIII
a. attend the courts Of Campnel, bedford, Amhefsi
Nelson Appomalex. ChaIlolte and iynchhufg. Az
of collections viii be strictly attended 10 ny MI
Branch j Garland Will. by this arrangement be en-
abed 10 nive vioanl and prompt attention 10 HE cases
which may be cuniiel 10 his care N the lo"t LAP
leSl5.
Dec IL
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~ Teacher g5syMfed.

A GENTLEMAN nho can cotne well recommend
"a ed, and who is well qualified to teach the differ
en branches Of thorough English Education loseh-
with The Latin and French, obtain situation BY
APPLYING to the subscroes at WyIhevile, Wylhe couGs
ty, Va. GORDON Z. KEN.
ROBERT SAVERS.
Jan. 10 Ot
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DissoluliOn Of l'O-nnrln

VIE co>palnership heretofore existing between the
i undersigned. under tho style OF Edmond, Watson
& Co. is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The
debts and effects OF The have been purchased by
Nj. James NJ Boyd. who intends 10 carry on the bust
ness himsef All persons indebted to thu firms OF Ed
mund Watson & Co.. WIN. II. Watson s Co. and
Boyd, Edmord & Co. requested 10 pay To James
NJ Boyd alone and all tho creditors of said firms will
apply 10 him for payment. ....5.-
ROBERT EDMOND,
w. II. WATSON,
ISAAC DANENPORT,ir
Eel, II
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.ICN.IyD II. TOLER, Editor.
1tlNl&NtS0
o. THE LYNCHBURG VlRGINIAN,

G,- THE LYNCHBURG Y lRGINIAN,
4 pu,ished semi-oeehiy, (eUey Monday and Thursday
Any SfArHAM, BILLIARD & TOWNl.EY
-Four Dollars per annun,, payable in adcdnce No sub
pt.sn rc be rccsipedtor shorter time than SIR months
nd no paper H be discontsd (crcept at the discretion
e5the Editors) until all arrenayes paid.
~ .7DVER IT'S E.ME.N'7S inserted at 80 cents per
are COR ess) for ercry inner form insertion aud 81
ats per s7uare (or iess) for spery outer form insertion
i EGERf ADVERTISER IS required 10 note, on his
tnuscrpt ho,c long he ,rises his advertisement inserted
b. advertisements not noted tc be inserted tdi ITS dts
put.se s1s>ke ordered.
Il FOthet .iRLY .7DIERTISE.NG the terms ARE for
b prrf of teo squares $40 for square, $50 for
Se 81 .sre, inner form, So Every yearly Advertiser
tMbe Yted to eo,fne his advertising to hispar,cu-
III line Of business.
~ Jon PRLNTLN erecutcd neatly and crpe dRious-
n md unreasonable terms.
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Efsbae Esai NJ,
Fine Green aud BLACK Teas.

WE have Just received lot of the finest Black and
w Green Teas ever offered in this market before
purcs s'd of the Pekln Tea Company. recently es,abs
lished IN this country. These Teas superior any
we have ever met with. and such have never been
Offered IN this market before We earnestly sollc, a
call from all IN want Of superior Tea al The price Of co-
mon. IlIf. u RoBERIS.
~ B. We have on hand a few OF Cloyd's Family
Hams. l.. Il.
Nov. 3
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TIN, LANDS

which his father died seized and possessed 8;
one share of whict, he Inherited. ami halt share
which he acquired by rnrehase--ihe share and
halt share being three undivided twehs OF The whole
land The sale TO be made for much cash will
pay the commissions and expenses, including advertising;
and the balance will be on credit Of SIX, twelve and
eighteen monlIs the purchasers 10 give bonds with ap
proved security and the title The Land is to be retain
ed Til the purchase money Is paid
WILLIAM MASSlE,
Sheriff uf Nelson County, by
ALEX. FORTUNE, his deputy.
Ian % t27F
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LYNCllHIist; HOTEL.

TINIE SUBSCRIBER has moved lrom The L nion
Hotel. 10 The large brick building opposite 10 Mr.
John li'lns and George Baaby Grocery stotes, where
he will be glad 10 his boarders and customers as s,
al. ROBERT NORRiSS
Jan. 10 Is
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S.s.sUEs.I.s'CE .9G.sEs'Sy FIRE.

5.ISEEs.I.S'CE .IG.SEs'ST FIRE.
FEsllE. subscriber has ueen appointed Agent of the
Z New York Conlribuorshlp Fire Insurance Conn
pany- CGpifaS 100000.
This company lnsures Buildings in general, Merchan
DIE Household Furniture aud every description OF
Personal Property against loss or damage by fire.
SAMUEL +. WHlTE is prepared to receive and soil
cts applications for Insurance IN this company, from The
citizens OF Lyncburg and surrounding country. Office
at C. obhs Armslead & llenderson's.
ID. e. RANDOLPH, Agent,
Richmond, Va.
Jan. IL
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CLOVER SEED.

- RECEIVED and for sale small 10, of
p ~ n"c'iy prime new .HOU.NT.1LN CHOPPER
ALSO
a., '' fi, OF nicely DRIED APPLES, at the
l. /. NJ5Iman. QUE dur heliw Liberty
j. 20 NOORNAN & MARTIN.
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GEO. ES:N. BE.a.fGN,
Attorney ut Law,

WILL. practice his profession in the Courts of
w Eynchburg, Campbell, Bedford, Amherst and
Appomaiox. Office over the Post Office, Lynohburg
Virginia.
Jan Is
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INVITATION WANTED.

P0t'NG man Nhn has had seven or eight years
> experience Salesman and Clerk, (or Bouk
Fper) wishes to oct a situation in some large Mer-
lie House. in either al the above capacities, for
pore years UneXcepiionabc testimonials (if ncces-
} will be produced Address \. ID. r., iynchburg,
i All communications strictly confidential.
|Jn Is Is
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HIDE, Oss. AND LEATHER
STifssE.

fGlliil undersigned is nav getting in 6 OOf)S
u which he has purchased the Nar,h h. and
Is prepared In sell law. Those wishing tom his
hno are invited 10 call.
500 sides New York Sole Leather,
50 barrels Tanners oil,
1900 pair Shoes aud Boots
80 dpz Hats and Caps
Saddles. Umbrellas, Shoe Thread. Shoe Peps. Shoe
Knives, Sc.
Wholesale and Retail. n, the old stand of e. Foland
bee y Co. and opposite Davis. Cohoun 4 Co. Man
Street. JOHN j. HUSBAND
Oct. Is TN
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FACTORY HANDS.

WE wish 10 hire. Tor next year, s or 10 Men al
W Doy1. Those having such. will do well To giv
sn call before hiring.
MCDANIEL s McCORkI.E.
Dec. 3 II
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Onll SIC AS S.sLT IN STORE AND
OOO FOR SALE. ON SUCH TERMS AS
shall aud will please those wanting To buy
LACY 4 GARLAND.
Jan &c I'm
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Feb. II
CONTINUATION.

I'VE undersigned, having purchased Of Messrs. Ed
mond, Watson * Co., their stuck of Geods, will
carry the business, al the old stand himself lie Will
keep good Of Groceries hand and socis
continuance Of the patronage which has been extended
the old 6rn. ia MES Nj. BOYD,
Feb u Is
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E.s'EO.N' FEOYEE.

Il THE SUBSCRIBER having lea scd
&S1,..'k for term Of years, this we'll known 10,
Trsgs HE TEL, In the town ot lynchhurg, would
ISsss lnIurm his friends & the public generally
that hts house Is open for The reception of BoARp
ERs. TRANSIENT BoARpERs aud all others who may ia
yor him with call, lie promises To use every eAer
ton to give satisfaction and hopes 10 receive share oi
public patronage, WILTSHIRE NJ. LEWIS.
Jan. 10 Is
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C0ilsi1lisst0sse,' safe.

10y virtue ltwo several degrees of the Circuit Su,
1 , perior Court of Law aud Chancery for Nelson
County, III the 9h day Of May, 1916 and the other
ii he Alb day oi Oewber, Isis, pronounced in sui,
IN chancery therein depending. in The name of Elisha
Shepherlson against William H. Dggs, late Sheriff OF
Nelson county, and such administrator Of VIM II.
llaaroge dec. and Lewelin 1. Cash, Arabela Cash,
Susan iIargrove, Edmund w. llli, Elizabeth A. IIl
Il her X. iargruve. Susan + llargrove and Margaret
liargrJve sal On the 21lh day of February, 1916
Mansion II nse Of Mrs. Susan llargrove, in The
county III Nelson, expose to sale to The highest dder
all the ri shl tile aud interest oil William T. Ilargove
dec, IN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-09

EnsH a.sA bIRfer Fashions.
Jusr Rtcrivnp AT NY HOUSE ON MAIN STREET, FOUR
poons ,novI MEM \ Gw,rkIN's SronG
HNlANkFUL 10 my friends and the Public gene.
l. rally Tor their patronage hereot re bestowed upon
nc, ask continuation ut The same feeling that
shall be able to please The most iaslldous'
WILLIAM CLANEY.
Sept. % is
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~ OYfCE.

AM sill carving on the WAGON MAKING
BUSINESS, Immediately below iyach'S are
use and all persons who wish 10 gc' Wagons, oaT'S'
r., OF have Them repaired will please call on me-
$50 rp,airing Of Carriages, Barnnches and Bn1gles.
rd all the ok shall lac done in the ncatest aud best
c, and cheap any good workman IA town. !
lIl turn nv attention entirely 10 this business shall
Ne you'd prices Ior Wagon Timber in work.
+. ID. HALL.
REFERENCES.
ID ,,,,n L.(tvjeh. James NJ. I.anah1rne,
,nnn, Hancock. GeorgeT. Williams,
|p,ul lines Washington Apperson,
|John Rnvely, James MrNa'hee.
|Dec. 20
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-09

We are q lad 10 perceive that The London Times. in
an article of January Sd. reviewing the diplumac
re- p ,ndence has far abandoned usull style II
s,sndalaus denuncian Of this country, CONSIDER
ne terms Of equitable adjustment. and earnestly to
rec o nneud that the British sNinisier. "qn whom" il
says devov.s The dny Of masking fresh proposals
hr Govcrment of The United States should ''vcars0
on his part he ocr made 10 Eng land By Nh Gaain.
in he presidency and under fh- direction # M ~
ains" 1t ADDS: That proposal was 10 nf. N. 4
degree, far The sea, the boundary nt, feseIvias
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-03-07

Gratis exactly II the wing journals want il, anc
think they can make efficient use Of it before the
people OF this country, why, let them have il. II
strikes us as "eyy' rather hard 10 msnAge--some
what difcult to force down; but mat is no affair o.
ours.
IT. in view Of all that has been said over and
over again to the contrary--aJl of which we would
now be understood as repeating--the wings choOse
yet To rally on the idea that Mr.. Polk wishes 70,
election, and Is seeking reelection, why we, oP,
ponents Of the wings, have no objection. twill
only be one more wing blundsr. II the whig jour
nails choose to say that Mr.. Polk wants war with
England, and then to turn right round and contra
dict themselves by saying that Mr.. Polk wants a
peaceful tariff arrangement with England to send
our breedstuffs there, we have no objection. II,
then, the same journals choose to go farther and
say, in proof Of the fact that Mr.. Polk wants war
and also wants reelection that he is seeking TO bring
ruin and desolaon on the country in order by thai
means to get the votes OF the country reeleet him,
why, still, we have no objection. The wings could
not by any possibility say anything more utterly
incredible and more perfectly harmless.
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neIadon questionable "uuiied policy" would, not
unlikely be directed In placing her under the domin-
ron Of the tri-eolored flag; and bestowing Mexico
and Cuba upon phiIanthropic England as a suitable
reward for her disinterestedness.
The United States have their path of duty plainly
marked out. They cannot, without opposition
suffer any standard designated by royalty to b,
reared in the city of the Montszumas. As they
were the first to recognise the independence of Mex
leo republic, they could scarcely consent whils
there is shot in the locker, to the erection of q
monarchy upon its ruins, even though every
crowned head in Europe should marshal their forces
to aid in its contamination.
liza battle has to be fought between monarchy and
liberty-if Mexico is to be enslayed, in order thai
the United States may be shorn OF their influence
and strength--it is well for all concerned to know
that American citizens can never shrink from III,
contest or calculate the chances against themselves
They will march as resolutey to meet the enemy o.
free institutions however fearful the odds, as on,
who feels himself "thrice armed" because hi,
quarrel is just.
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DIED,

Suddenly, Of an enlargement and ossifcation Of
the heart on the LIST instant, at Rochester, jour
neying towards Washington, HENRfC. MAYER,
of Chstauque county, New York, aged "a years
leaving a disconsolste widow and two children.
He was native Of Maryland, learned and
highly esteemed member Of the Baltimore bar, an
accomplished scholar, sincere friend and Christian
and afectionate husband and father; the son OF
Charles F. Mayer, Of Baltimore, son-in-lsw Of
James W. MeCulloch Of Washington; one whose
early death is sscredly deplorcd by his desolste
widow, his afflicted parents, and large circle Of
sdnring and beresved friends.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-03-07

GOVERNMENT ExPENsEs.-The American Secrc-
tary of the Treasury, in his official report Of the
estimated receipts and expenditures for the fiscal
year ending the Both of June, 1916, puts down the
receipts at ATS, 3O6 90 and the expenditures at
500 ,627 ,05l 90 leaving estimated balance in the
treasury at the above date Of s4S5l ,254 81 Look
ing over the expenditures OF the British government
for the past wear, we find them reported at $780,
2I3.56s. The receipts were $685., 30l 1865. The
British navy alone, during the year. cost S34 ,049
36O-as much as the whole government Of the Uni
ted States,
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The Rev. DR.. Bethans lis now on visit in this
aIy, al the hosss Of the Secretary Of the Navy. He
vii preach tomorrow, in the afternoon, for the
Rev. Mr. sprols, and in the evening for the Rev.
M Lawns.
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We have opened an once at No. IS, WALL STREET
NEW YORK, the Expresses and Magnetic Telegraph
Gees whsrs subscriptions, advertisements eOspunics
Oul se., ac, win be received and any othsf-ousnes1
sonHsetsd with the Union" promptly attended TO-
Captains Of out~srdbound packets and Other" can be
upplsd with nlss ofths Union" BY calling or sending to
ne once the day Of sailing
fy-Isrssl L. James, c W. lanes j. 8, James, John
collins. Thomas severn. n. NJ Lewis, IL stevenson J.
Johnson. H. Stevenson. W. A. Pierce, James Pisrcs,
lanes X. whippIs. W. n Weld, o. H. p Stem, B. B. Hus-
,sy John B. Weld Jos. Hsmmitt, r. 3 Waterman, and r.
Henry ars suhoriLsd to receive new subscribers, and
make eoilsstions for the "Union"
We arc requested TO the ssntismsn suthOr
ned 10 mako collections for the GLOBE"
aRobs d. johnson. Of GsiOsston IL authorized 10 re-
ssiye ptions to the Union" IN Texas
&C l. Jones is authorized to receive subscriptions for
ms Union" In Alabama and Tennessee.
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hood, upon the ruins of a republic in one instance,
by the concerted action Of the governments of Eu-
rope, what security is there for heightened dura-
ton Of this republc' If the conquest Of Mexico
can be effected with the "handfu of troops which
form the garrison of Cuba" end a prince of the
house of Spain placed upon ''throne," under
the "united policy Of the European powers" what
assurance have the United States that their conquest
will not be attempted by the handful of troops in
Canada, (ah! how idly attempted y and an English
prince absurdly attempted to be placed upon a
throne under the united policy of the European
powers'" weswoud with great reluctance suspect
her of any such design; but If that be the fact,
mus, prepare ourselves to resist England in Mexico
should she have such designs upon it as those sha-
dowed forth by the naughty and insulting Times
In the language of the President as contained in his
recent message il should at once and with an unfal-
tering resolution PURPOSE, "be distinctly announced
to the world our settled policy, that no future
European colony or DOMINION shall, with our con.
sent, be planted or established on any part Of tn,
North American continent"
Indications are not wanting to create suspicious
that England has long been disposed, il a sutabl,
period should ever arrive, to appropriate Mexico
and Cuba to herself. A proposition is now boldly
made by journal which creates public opinion, to
considerable extent, in Great Britain, to place Q
king Of Spanish birth over the former, "upder the
united policy of the European powers" In tb'
event Of revolution in span-snd it is not imProb
able but that one be readily engendered, VI neoes
sary, by intriguing diplomsts--the "Ehropean poo
er,," which, however, are understood not to sxtept
beyond the defeated intermediates in the Texas-an
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"WBIG VIEWS OF THE oREeoN ouEsTIos--'The
British Minister has proposed fairly, ans the Sec.
rotary of State has un,oissiy replied. What VIII
come Of il all we shall soon see y This is the Ian
gusge Of the Georgia Journal in reference TO the
late proposition TO settle the Oregon controversy by
arbitration. Up to the publication ofthe last cores
pondcnce, the wing pressss Of Georgia have seem
a at great loss as to the position they should
take on the Oregon question; but now they have
been all at once enlightened, and are beginning to
denounce the President for refusing TO srbitrste.
Arbitration IL far'it il ,ur,c;ss' to refuse it, The
Wing representatives from Georgia in Congress vot-
ed against the notice. They, too are for srbi,rs-
ton; and forthwith their organs and advocates at
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SHIP n EWS.
PORT OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH,
MONDAY January 5.

MONDAY January 8.
ARRIVED,
Steamer Alice, Skinner, FIN Richmond.
Schr Thaddeus, Hudson, from New York, with
mdzc.
Schr Star, Carter, I'm James River, bnd to New
York.
Schr VIM. C. Rives, Williams, fm York River,
to j. o. w. Warrington s. Bro
Schr Council, Nickerson, I'm Boston, salt to w.
H. Garnet Co.
Schr Bride, Thomas, I'm North River, corn to the
master.
Schr Catharine & Margare Danscy from York
River, corn to w. III. Garnctt & Co.
Schr Namshong, Young, from Boston, mdxe to
Souttcr & Bell.
CANAL COMMERCE.
Schr Experiment, Busick, from North Carolina
corn to Hardy Delk.
Iron steaper Margaret Kcmblc, Parks, fin North
Carolina, with cotton and corn to Myers s. CO.
Iron steamer Albemarle, Kirby, I'm North Caro-
lima, with cotton, corn and slaves.
Iron steamer Pioneer, Tubbs, I'm North Carolina,
with corn to Ferguson & Nlilhado.
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WILLIAM s. BOGART'S

W K1fAE u NJ y. I3Ots 4 4 rs
Classical, Mathematical and English School,
PORTSMOUTH, VA.
Ifco Sessions Of ftcentyfo JVecks each, in the year
Classical, Math. * English Studies $25 per Scss'n
Nlath. & English Studies alone, s Is per Session
The Subscriber thankful 'or past patrona &c n.
nounccs that the exercises of his School viii be re-
summed on MONDAY, the 9th January next. He
would be glad to receive any pupils, whether in
the elementary advanced stages of Education,
whom their parents may fec: disposcd to commit to
his instruction. Every cHcrtiun will be made as
heretofore, to secure satisfactory Improvement.
WILLIAM :. BOGART.
Portsmouth, Dec %, ls45.
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SHAKER AND MERINO SHIRTS AND
- DkA WS.-Our Stock of Shaker and Merino
Shirts and Draws Is very large and we'll assorted
We have also on hand good assort nIent of Ruck
skin and Silk Shirts, which can scll very cbcap
Dec IL JNO. COOKE & CO
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EXCHANGE on New York and Baltimore in
II sums to suit purchasers can be had at
JNO. ID. GORDAN'S,
Dec 5-u Lottery and Exc change Office.
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NOTICE.-A GENERAL MEETING of the
IN Stockholders of the Portsmouth Savings Fund
Society will be hold at thci Office on High street
near the Va. Bank. on THURSDAY, at IL O'Clock
M, the Sth January, 1916 A full attendance is
requested GEORGE Nj. Balm,
Dec 29--3t Cashier.
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Tin AND COPPERSM ITH
EST AHLISHNJE

NOTlCE.--I would most respectfully intimate
~ TO the citizens of Portsmouth and the vicinity
that have assumed the control of the Establish
ment lately occupied by VIM. ID. Roberts, Jr., and
am fully prepared to execute any Orders in the
lin, COPPER & SHEET IRON BUSHES /
would most respectfully solicit share of the pub.
TIC pair onagc and by close attention shall cndca-
vor To merit it. DANIEL S. CHERRY.
Jan 3
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PORTSMOUTH BOOT AND SHOE
FACTORY

PORTSMOUTH BOOT AND SHOE
FACTORY.
fri The Subscriber grateful for the
I'll patronage heretofore so literally ex-
s-&r. d~.<Ays tended TO him, would in this public
IL manner return his thanks for the
9N-ss same, aud inform them that he has
made some valuable improvemcn in the ma nu-
iactnre OF BOOTS SHOES. His Stock of LEATH-
Elk OF all kinds, cannot be surpassed in this or any
other market for durability and beauty of finish,
whic his Workmen re equal to, if not superior TO
the best. He trusts that having oncs tested his work
the public will CALL AGAIN.
Two or three first rate Hands, for Boots or Shoes
would hnd immediate and constant employment
by applying soon.
Inc most prompt attention given, usual to all
oroc's ana no disappointment. Rccollect that the
money lett In his Establishment, is expended in the
lown, aud goes to the support of our Own Inc.
chanics, and tradcsmen. F. HOFFMAN,
Buffers New Building, Crawford Street.
N. b. few BOARDERS will be taken by the
Subscriber, by the year, month week, on mode.
rate terms. Dec
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J. NJ. BINFORD,
II. HUME,
VERNON ESKRIDGE,

The Boa rd Of Directors have declared a dividend
OF three per cent, independent of the State taxi
which will be payable and alter the 10Th instant
Jan Git GEORGE Nj. Balm, Cashier.
Herald copy III
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A DEDUCTION OF 20 PER CENT in tho
"A price of Work at the Sign of the Mammoth
Gun. In fact pledge myself TO work as cheap az
any man South of the Potomac, if not cheaper, and
warranted TO be good So if you want your
work done good and cheap cal! at the Sign of tho
Mammoth Gun, High street, Pot tsmouth Va. Al
so Guns, Pistols, Shot Bags, Game Bags, Powder
Flasks, Caps, Cap Charge Nipple Keys, and eve
ry article called for by Sportsman, at a small ad-
vance cost.
Oct 20 ]. A. SPALDING
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-01-06
ED SALE OF A NEGRO wo-

EJOSIPUNED SAE. OF 4 Y Ef5 RIO WO-
MAN.-The young M GRO WOMAN advcr.
tiscd for sale on the lat, will bc Id on SATUR.
DAY, the 10th instant, at II O'Clock, before the
Court House door in Portsmouth,.
Jan 3 J. S. STUBBS
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