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The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-10-22

EOUS.
IAKE NOTICE.

INHAT the Subscriber has just received a lot of
Il DOUBLE and SINGLE GUNS-Singl. Guns
as low as 50 00, and Double Guns as low as as 0Ol
$50, Pistols, Shot Bags, Game Rags, Powder
rlosks, Nipple Keys, Wad Cutters, Percussion
Drinking Cups, and every article called for Inv a
sportsman. IT'S the determination Of the Suhscri-
Der not tn re undcrsold, or undcrworkcd, and per-
sons may rely upon getting any article as cheap
rom bnn as can ho purchased in ,his ection Of
country. Also. all work in the Gun line will be
warranted to be done as well and as cheap, If not
cheaper, than can be done here or elsewhere. 90
call ut the Sign OF the Mammoth Gun, High street,
Portsmouth, Va, one door east of the Old Dominion
Office. and get bargains, and no n.istskr.
All orders thankfully received, and punctuaily
attended to.
Sept 20 I a SPAIDINC
NIB Old Copper and Brass taken in exchange
Tor wo X, or the highest cash price paid for IL.
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Io THE GIRLs.-Habils of nea,ness, cleanli
ness and order. are Indispensable TO a female. if
she have any regard Ia the cnmfprt of others or of
her own. The sex are designed not only to ex.
tend the comforts of domestic life, bu, to be It's
principal ornaments an attention To dress there
fore IS necessary. How many females run into
the error of thinking that 10 dress finely is to d ress
well-when The two things are as different as
possible Tor the one exciies attention and the
other avoids it. A lady who knew this disiinc
ti"n, ordered a cap from The miIIiner. How
will you have il made, Madam 2" Make it,"
replied The lady. "so that it will not excite a
th"ught.' This. to me. was the hest definition
OF what dress should be that | ever heard. Be,
then, neat and clearly in your dress and borrow a
lesson OF instruction from this lady.
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LAcoKic CoRREspoSpEscE.-T lleyra d once
addressed = l tier of cunoolsn e 10 a lady ~ tho hod
,"si her husband, in two words, " Oh. Madam!
'n less than a year The lady had married again
and then his letter IF congratula ton was. " All,
Madaml" A quaker at Liverpool once sent a
letter to a correspondent, asked the news by a
simple note of inlerroga alton. thus: "2." His
trend replied in the same vein. 20"
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A POINTED BLow.-An invalid sent Gnr a
physician, and after OBTAINING him fur some time
with a description of his pains, aches, Sc, he
Tins summed up:
Now, doctor, you ha sc humbuqged me long
enongh with yonr good for nothing pills and
worthless syrups. they dnn't touch the real Diff
Gully. | wish you 10 strike The cause of my all
ment. if it is in your power to reach it.' Ill
shall be done" said the doctor. at the same ,ime
lifting his cane and demulishing a decanter Of
GIN that stood spon the sideboard.
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FOR LEASE,

"a For "A tc' m of years. that well known and
MI valuable FARM within QUO mile of the town
sazlof Portsmouth,, called " Vcale's. having a
arSc quantity OF ciearc land ready for cultiva-
uon, and an abundance OF timbrr for all the uses
"l the ,rm. Its locati II aud fertility make it de-
sifablc Tor the cultivation nf Vegetables and Melons
tr the Northern Markets, ami those in The imme-
date neighborhoUd rs also for the growth of Grain
AID raising of stock for sale, &c. a further de.
sSr'pt1on - deemed unnecessary, as it is presr med
those wishing to lease will examine it.
Also,
For Rent for the ensuing year, a FARM of 1876
acres. lying on The Western 81 amen about i've
miles from 20 tsmouth ; very we'll adapted to the
cultivation of Sweet Potatoes, Melons. Grain &c
besides having a hfst rte Shore and Cove for the
planting oi Oysters For ter ms apply to
Mrs. ELfzAssTH b. LYNE,
Sep t5-S Or, y. BROWNE.
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"A TRIFLE.-One kernel is felt in a hoeshead
-one drop at wafer helps to swell The OCEAN
a spark of fire helps to give light to the world.
f"u are a small ~man-passing amid the crowd,
you are hardly noticed; but you have a drop ar
spark within you that may be feIt-fell through
eternity. Do you not believe il Sci that drop
IN motion-give wings TO tina, spark, and behold
the results! II may renova,e the world. None
are too small-too fesblp-tOO poor To be of ser
vice. Think of this and act. Life is no rifle.
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SCIENCE - fug.'' says Professor Pump,
Is an amphibious animal, as what llckers on cold
water, and c0hsrk wenily invented the too total
society. He always walks with a jump. HE does
and when he sits. he has To stand up. Being a
lover OF native melodies, ne sives Tree Concerts
every night, HE does, himself. He perwides
music TOR The million. which has been so called
because II is usually heard in a mill pond. He
Is = warmth what amt So bad when Drilled on a
griddle. No sir eel"
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-10-22

The New England Iron Company, at Provi
dence. are making twenty tons of first rate rail
road iron daily.
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MOTfCE.-On and after Monday, the 70 il i'm.
~ slant, shall keep my Shop open until 8
O'Clock at night for the accommodation of tuose
VIII" cannot come in during the day time.
P.S. l have for sale cheap. Two Common Crates.
DANIEL 5.
Oct IL Under the Old Dominion Once
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L ( IL JUL
S4.oo, TO Washington and Alexandria, $3.50
HOUR Of LEAVING CHANGED TO 6 A. 81.
The quick and beautiful low pressure Steamer
Augusta, 'unnin" IN connection with the Richmond
anu Petersburg Rail Road, leaves Wrighrs wharf.
Norfolk. every Tuesday, Thursday aud Saturday
at A. NJ, tor the above cities and towns. Passtn.
gers b eakfast on board the Augusta and arrive ut
Port NValhali at hall past II NJ, where trains leave
immediately for both Petersburg and Richmond.
arriving at Petersburg by half past 1 p. NJ. and
at Richmond about 2 p. Nj. about two hours in ad.
vance OF the old James River Line, and in a Boat
unsurpassed n her accommodations and the attcn.
tlon OF her officers to the comfort of her passcnor,z
Returning the passengers leave Richmond and Pc.
te sburg every Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
at half past . A. NJ, breakfast IN board the Au@us,
ia, and arriving at Norfolk about half past | p. NJ.
IL viii be pert eived from the above, that this
comfortable and expeditions line gives to persons
visiting Richmond or Petersburg on business tn.
OPP ort"nity of translcting il and returning NV the
boat of next morning, 50 as to be absent from their
homes a single night only.
The Augusta vii. stop at the usual Iandinrs on
James River TO take in and put out way travel and
at any other points on the river where a sionaI /,
made.
The pub ic may rest assured that il is the deter.
minatlon of the P'opiictors TO keep up this Line
permanently; an to accommodate travellers be.
tween Norfolk or Portsmouth and Richmond and
Petersburg and the Cities of the District of ColuD.
bi4; In the best manner and at the lowest rates.
For further information. tickets or fr,i .bt. aonlv
to- w. II GARNETP & co.
n. b. The central posiIi IN Of the r.. & p. r.. r..
Depot in Richmond, and its ,ontiguity to the prin.
Clpal Hotels, and place Of startinr of the Cars from
the North aud West, and the Can,I Packets for
bvnchhu"g, adds 10 the economy as wei "a Tho
cOnvcnicnccs OF this Line Or 2
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A FisHISG ExPLoIr.-The Yarmouth Regis.
ter states that several sporting gentlemen while
out in the harbor in the pursuit uf c,ots. discover.
ed a shoal of porpnises. On discharpino tbei,
guns at the head fish and w"onding him. ,ha
whole shnal with the leader made tor the fits
The sportsmen f"llowed in their wake, driving
them onward by disrharging their gnns 81 them
whenever an effort was made to escape by this
means they succeeded in getting them ali in,o
sh"al water and secured The prize, amounting Ia
l47i Each fish Yields 8 saIlnns of oil
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REMOVAL OF THE ARCADE.
Three Doors below the Old Stand.

'ENiE PUBLIC will please take notice that I have
Il removed from the Old Stand to the building
three doors below, formerly occupied by MIR. How
ell as a Shoe Store.
Having just r. turned from the North. I am pow
opening n iuli assortment of
AND FANCY
winch cannot be surpassed, il equalled, in quality of
material ar workmanship, for tie prices, and which
! am detcrn ined to sell lower, for Cash, than the
SAM quality of Goods can be ar ever were sold 70,
part. OF the following:
Coats of all prices, from 60 SO TO SI5 10
pss,s of all qualities, from I25~ 400
rants do do do 81 TO 100
Ja~ckets-Shirts of every Observation-Disclosures
Socks Scarf.-TIandkerohiefs-ShIrt Collars and
Bosoms Gum Suspendcrs, from Is to so cents-in
tact every thing usually kept in n Clothing Store.
CUTLERY warranted to be of first rate material
ana make IL consists in part as follows PEN
KNIVES from O. cts. to- ST. 50-Razors, of Rogers's
make. lets. to 81 25-Scissors from l2t to so cts.
l nave also, in addition tp the above. n good as.
sentiment of such as Breast Pins, Fin
hles and Shields, Watch Keys, Silds, Sc, which
l VIII sell lower than they can be had at any other
place in these digrins.
To the LADIES | would "a y, that I have an excel
lent assortment OF Edgings, from J to Il in. wide
Needles, assorted sharps; Pins Spool Cotton, of
the best make, 200 yds. for 8 ITS n spool Thread .
Tape Ladies' Hose, from l2i to 81 cts. white
mix'd and black Ladirs'and ChildrcIn,s Net Cam.
Also an assortment of Children's Socks and Stock
ings.
The Gentlemen will please call aud LOOK at soma
CLOAkS j have, the prices of which, tor the ouai.
ity, will astonish them.
have also a beautiful lot of CAPS, of all de-
Scorpions, quality and price, cheaper than they
can be bought elsewhere in the town.
Sept sc NJ NH no
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WELLERIsms.-"P Pm behind the time" as
the mouse said when he ran back Of The cluck.
"Pm laying down the la W :" as the man said
when he fuored the lawyer"
shall he hack again in a minute" as tn,
emetic said to the d0c;ur.
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FOR RENT,

Two Large and Commodiou,
N rfN&4A HOUSES, ON Dinwiddie street. al
60 present occupied by p. IL. Cooke
IGQ1. IL WIN. Ill. Petcts-One on Glas.
1s.tgow, several on Crawford street,
and others in Gosport and Ncwtown.
Also a large WARE HOUSE AND WHARF
adjoining the County Ferry. For terms, apply TO
Jno. K. Cooke, Portsmouth, or the subscriheT in
Norfolk. A. II. NJ COOKE "
Oct 22-4t
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An Irish attorney, who died poor. was buried
by a shilling subscription. SOme one asked Cur
ran for his shilling.
FoI what 2" he exclaimed
"T" bury an attorney"
/" Here, take this pound mute, and bury twenty
OF them at a shilling a hear"
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THOMAS TATEM.

r,, At law,
w Courts 81 Princes Ammo, Norfolk AMI Nan
seu,ond counties, and of the City of Norfolk. He
VIII a''cho 10 business when desired in any other
County Puttsmouth. Aorii ION
VOCAL MUSIC. II. HEWITT. Professor
of Musir, respectfully informs the citizens Of
Pnrtsmout" and its vicinity, that he Wi commence
q Series of Lectures on Vocal Music at Mrs. Younp's
Portsmouth Female Semi airy, az soon as n sufi.
Gent number of Punil shall b. ohta ned. His svs.
ten OF Instruction is peculiar to himself alone, and
has met with extensive favor in New York, Balti.
more and Warrington.
Aug %
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FRIGHTENED TO DEATH BY HIS OWN
WEALTH.-Don Manuel Augus,in Heredia. the
wealihIest man in Spain. had been chagrined ON
account OF not receiving any word ofan expedition
TO China, where he had sent a ship with a valna
bic cargo. SAID vessel arrived at Malaga on the
18th August. and on receiving informa, ,b,,
the return cargo of the vessel was wortf, fourieen
millions Of dollars! Senor Heredia fell suddenly
on a chair and died frum the effect the good news
caused on him.
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EXCESSIVE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Han ,y,s
always annoyed when there happened to he a
noise in the chapel. or when s~ay,hing occurred ia
divert the attention of his hearers from what he
was saying. On one occasion, a short time be-
fnre his death, he was preaching to one of the mus,
crowded cong r~esatiuns that ever assembled To- hea,
him. In The middle of his discourse he obsery ed
3 commo,ion in the gallery. For sumo time he
took MI notice OF II, but finding il increasing, he
paused in his sermon, and lonkine in that direction,
he exclaimed, What's The matter there, ,be
devil seems TO have got inin yon!
A plain country l"oking man Immediately start
cd to his feet. and addressing Mr.. Hll in reply.
said, 4" M, sir. il Amt the devil as is DUNG il; IFS
a fat lady wo,'s tainted and she's a very fat 'un
sir. and don't seem likely To come To ia a hurry
"Oh, that's it, observed Mr.. HUI, drawing
his hand across his chin then | beg the lady's
pardun-and the DEVILS too"
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

bOCiON IN. EkCEk, very respect
- fully offers his Professional Services to The in
haotants of Portsmouth and vicinity. lie propos
es no 'eie cncc, save that of the experience of an
average share of practice, attended with iaitcring
from the highest authority i'm the land can be pro-
duccd if required ~
once and rc-idcncc of High street, in the build
Auy Ia RIM Wv
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BLUE LAVA ORNAMENTS.

and make their selection, as they will go off as
SPEEDILY as the others did. Also i'm store a fine lot az
Silver, Shell, buffalo and Brazilian Polka Combs
The community generally are invited to call and
sec tne ol the hest and most extensive sucks of
WATCHES, JEWELRY. SILVER MI PLA
TED WARE, ancy and Military woods, ever of
fcred in the CITY, all Of which shall he sold as low
as az any City Store. }. Nj. FREEMAN.
@-A large assortment of Steel, Silver and Gold
Beads, Purse and Bag Clasps, Purse Mountings,
&c, at very low prices. Oct 20
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MEDICAL. CARD.

Tyr. L.V. NEWTON tenders his Profession
- al Services to the Public, and may be found
at Mr. lILt's Boarding House, i'll Gosport, near the
Navy Yard, at all times. except when he is absent
v" business. Sept 24-lm
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E'OR RENT, for the next year a comCo,abI.
Il and convenient DWELLING HOUSE m Din.
wlhdie street, opposite Mr.. Jno. ). Whites, and
now occupied by MIR. James Owens. For terms
Apply to JN0. COOKE Y co.
Billups. Oc, -
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TRUSTEES SALE. Pursuant to a Deed of
l. Trust executed to me by John Snidcr, for the
6,en'ht OF David Edwards. bearing date the 22nd
n n oI october 1916, and duly recorded, WILL
BE SOLD, before the Court House door of Norfllk
County, IN the town of Portsmouth, on MONDAY,
the End day of November, all that certa n lot. piece
or parcel OF LAND lying and being in the town OF
Portsmouth,, County of Norfolk. situate at the
North West intersection of Green and County sts
and bounded as follows. to wit: beginning at the
County street one hundred and forty five feet to
Litt!eton Cones line, thence South along said
Cones line one hundred and thirteen feet, thence
West one hundred and %forty-fee feet to Green ST..
thence North and along Green street ono hundred
and thirteen feet 10 the beginning, with its appur-
ienanccs. Terms cash.
ARTHUR EMERSON, Trustee.
Oct 21-fds
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NJ EW BOOKS. Tive Lives; or, To Sc m and
~ to BE, by Maria j Mcintosh, author of ." Con
quest and Self Conquest"
Vols. LIST AMI 2nd Guizot's History Of CT, ilization.
Light In the Dwelling; or, a Harmony cf the
Tour Gospels; with very short and simple rcmaI k.
adartcd to reading at family pra ycrs, and arranged
in 800 Section, for every daY in the ycar-by the
author of g Live upon Line" &c.
Lane on Parsonage: a tale. bv tho an,hor oe
g Gertrude, !" 50 Amy Herb .rt," 81.
Count Juinn or, The Last Days of the c. ,th a
Historical Romance. For sale BY
Oct IL w. II. II. HODGES & co
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NOR Rent or Sale, a WORK SHOP on Water
- street. at the entrance of Capt. VIM. Benthal's
Lumber Yard, ami every description OF Carpenters
Io"is Tor house work, with them a Morticing Ma
chlnc and Circular Saw, a lot OF new Window
Sash and Frames suited for a wooden house. ali Of
which viii hc sold low. For terms apply to VIM.
Brooks, or THOS. BR0GKS IT,
Oct Cts
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NOTICE.-By virtue OF a Deed of Trust exc.
IN cuted by William ii. Jones 10 the undersigned,
bearing date the 25ih day of July, 1916, and duly
recorded in the Clerks Office of N~ansemond Coun-
ty Cour, | shall proceed to sell at public auction,
on THURSDAY, the 29rh CAV of October, 1916. at
" Joncs's Store at Holy Neck Chapel, in the Coun.
ty aforesaid. the following Property to wit Negro
Boy LetCis Negro Girl Mary, 2 Horses and Carts.
Buggy and Harness, 3 Mich Cows and Calves, 8
head of Hogs, | Sow and Pigs, 3 Feathe~ BE Is, and
sundry other articles Of Personal Property. named
in said Deed. Terms made known on the day OF
salc. JAMES r. JONES. Trustee
NanSemond County, Oct. II, 1916.
AT the same time and place, the undersigned, act
ing 40 Trustee in a Deed of Trust executed by the
said VIM. ii. Jones, for the benefit Of certain named
creditors, dated the 18th cay Of October, 1916. and
recorded in the Clerks Office aforesaid on the
same day shall proceed TO sell all the said Jones
Stock OF Goods. Wares and Merchandise, consist.
ing OF Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, &c
Terms, four months credit, with good and approved
security, bearing interest from date.
RIO. II. PRENTIS, Trustee
suffolk. Del. II. IS1G-Oct IL ills
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DAINTS, OILS, GLASS, PUTTY. &c.
L kept constantly on hand, and will he soId or
the most reasonable terms, by
oet1s &c. sCAooLFIELD 4 co.
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nor RENT.-The well known Business Stand.
c?rnero OF Middle and High streets, at present
occupied as a Cabinet Warehouse, Work Shon
&c. Terms low, and possession given LIST of Jan.
al. Apply to Mrs. FANNY GODwlS
Oct 20
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Tor RENT.-The RESIDENCE and STORES
Il formerly occupied by DR.. VIM. Collins, near
the Crawford House Possession given on the Isl
OF January, 1917. Apply to MIR. John w. Collins,
or TO S. WHEELER.
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LNALL DRY GOODs-INn CnCKE Il Z

FALL DRY GOODs.-JNO. COOKE & co,
a. most respectfully beg leave to inform the citi.
zens OF Portsmouth and its vicinity, dat they have
hnlaoG4 'ecsiyipg tieir Fail supply If DRY
GOOOS' Ihrir Stock is now very complete, aud
consists in part as follows:
super Black French Cloths and Cassimercs ; >Su.
per Fancy French Cloths and Cassimercs: yafen.
cia, aud Swansdown Vestngs; Black, Blue, La.
yender, Steel Mixed, and other colors s ,ttinctts .
Twceds Tor Sack Goats, Kcrsevs, FlauncIs. B1an.
kets, CoPd. Domcstics, Brown and Blcached do.
Cord. and White Canton Flapnels, Calicoca of ev.
cry quality, Csshtuercs, Mousaiin D'Laines. SDper
Plaid and Striped Silks, Black Italian do, Black
Alpacas and Bomb1zines, Bleachod and Brown
linen, Table Cloths and Diapers. Russia aud Birds
Eve do, Hockerback Towing, Table Napkins, Sus-
Penders, Cold. and Black Silk Crayals and Scarfs.
Collars, Stocks, Bed Quilts, Dimity. Cotton and
PIX hosiery, Cashmere, Blanket, Wooden Nett,
'na other style Shawls Also a large assortment
OIL Brussclls and Ingram Carpctiug, Passage and
otalr Co. 4 and 8 4 Floor Oil Cloths, Carpet Bind
lpgS' Cotton Bookings, and many other articles
wn'Cn cannon DC named in an advertisement. All
we ask is that our friends and the public generally
VIII give Us a cal before purchasing,-our object
being TO sell cheap for each.
~ JOIN COOKE & CO.,
Oofi0 High street.
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oF FARE

b and after Thursday, the 18th instant, the
" the rate of fare on the ScAboard andRoo nokc
ran Road will be reduced to the following low
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The Coos Democrat. (N. H. thinks that the
onion of the Granite Freeman and Independent,
Democra'. (aboli,ion papers) will he a violation
OF the Mosaic law. which forbids the yoking to-
grther Ut an OK and an ass. This will he a second
ln'fac'ion OF the same code. in defiance of which
the OK. at the new team. has been muzsied ever
since the last June election.
we understand that one Of The ,ciid asses
colts. is Ia show his long ears and brnu Ia. nlph,
nj Roxbnry, g. p. Hale. } Boston Times.
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w "S'u'h iIChclS tO laSt SIX days.
IL Is Ihc design of the Company to place a II
IKAlN on the line, of which due notice will be
given.
The public may be assured that the above prices
will be permanent.
80 Frcights received and Forwarded Within hall
an hour of the departure of the Cars.
JAS. G. WHITE s. Co.
Ohlce Sea Board and r. RI n. Coz
Portsmouth,, Oct. 10. iS46.
T: >; The Bridges on the line have been rendered
perfectly secure, and the Road is now undergoing
thorough repairs. JAS. c. WHITE 20.
Oct lift
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MALAGA WINE.-l5 or casks, SWEET
1YI ALA WINE, for sale by
oct ~ JOSIAH WILLS.
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FOR RENT.

IHIRD FALL SUPPLY by the Ann D,
~ just received and for sale at he New York
third Fall supply IF BOOTS AND SHGES bv tie
ann u, which we offrr up"n as advantageous terms
as can DC found at any other store. aad in many
The o, gonlS which we have recently receive -
Norfolk. ;"
by the schr Mary Jane, we arc opening his day
Boy aud Youths heavy fall Boots. nlrcb,sc Sod for
CaSh at the urge sales in Boston and New York, to
wnich we invite the attention Of dealers.
70 cases Slrn.s fhick Boots at 81 so the pair, or
50 90. 'o" o.
10 cases Water Proof Boots of superior quality.
10 cases Double Stitch Brogans. very bcavv and
at much lcss than former prices
J. r. GREGORY,
0ext to the Farmers Bank, Main -, Norfolk.
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@. SCIOOLFIELD & CO., Dealers in
-. Drugs. Medicines, Dye Stuffs, Painte, Oils,
Windo~ Glass, Glass Ware. p tent Medicines.
Teas, high street, Portsmouth. Va. OctI5
MAYLAND'S SN ~UFF.-Anotber supply of
~ Mayland's highly popular Maccoboy SNUFF
received by the Scbr lookout, and for sale by
JctIo J. G.. SCHOOLFIELD & 20.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-10-22

FRENCH TOILETTE POwDER.-we
- have received a very superior French TOLL
EITE POWDER, highly scented n la mius 6s,rss
with a beautiful lot Of Pufs and Boxes. (slI ona
"xanine. lie. S~CHOOLFIELD & co.