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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-16

rge The present City Charter (which SO much
has been said abou, amending by the presen,
Common CounciD requires that the Comptrollers re-
port giving statement OF the last years expenses shall
be published al eas too iaons before The Charter Election
has appeared yet although the election not
month of. Can any body ask ehy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-16

Democratic Whig General Committees
scai Meeting of this Committee will be held TUESDAY
Eveaing I7th ins II O'clock at the Broadway aoue
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-16

rS RoussELs AMANDlnE Tor the and prevention OF
Chapped Hands for the principal druggists In lno
city and aud retail nj the store Of the subscriber
L,fflENE ROuSSEL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-16

ourupx-Fba Pqse-Capltsl- Punishment, S %o:
Publications; Editorial Poetry Expulsion Of 40.
bune Reporter-Comnsnts of the Press; o' -, ,bo
Things in Baltimore-slavery APp0iaa =, s,,.Es.
Governor. Fourth PcSe-Lhw o0ui -. Nsu.. LII,
Exports from the Port Of New i''A mo- -
Of Iattnra
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-16

n aThe steamship. Cambria, from Boston on.the
ISL INST arrived al Halifax tho 4th took board ad.
dhona passenger and sit tho same day for Liverpool
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-16

u THE CHARTER ELECTION Is BANGOR on
the 9th inst contested Temperance grounds and
JOSEPH BRYANT. tbs Temperance candidate and whig
was elected Mayor by 2ol majority.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-16

Cg- The Nortkerr. MAJ, due Saturday morning,
did arrive n late last evening" and tina, due yeser
day had no. come in when we went to press. We are
indebted TO Livingston, Wells & Co, for Albany papers
of Saturday
n The Southern MAJ. due last evening, had
not arrived when we went TO press. The noon mail
brought nothing from any point South Of Richmond
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-16

ANOTHER SLAYER CAPrURED.-The ship Pan.
taer in charge of Midshipman Macounb in sevsntysve
days from Csbsnd the coast of Africa arrived al
Charleston Monday evening. She is prize 70 The
United States soop YOrstoa having been captured and
home under suspicion Of being engaged In the slave
trade.
SrIfL ANOTHER SLAvER.-Ths schr Rober, Wi.
son. (of Bslt!more,) Lieut. Chapman. commanding as
Prize Master arrived Charleston Thursday morn.
Ing in s. days from Pott Prsys prize TO The L. 5. ship
Jamestown The R. w. supposed 10 De engaged in
the slave trade Snd has been 10 the United States
for trial
Firs; March. lat ~ 81 Icing 81 - spoke schs curew.
nine days from New York WIKI loss OF bulwaEks srd
other dsrnsse
The K. W. formerly under the command OF Capt
Phster, who IS on board. The following persons were
sent home prisoners in the Robert Wilson, N.
Rush J Hamilton, J. 2. Morris and i. J. Shute. They
were taken 5y d. 8 NJ. frigsie Penelope from steamer
CGcque, engaged In Shaving.
From pargrsph 10 The Charleston Courier we infer
that the suggestion thai the Pons and Panther already
noticed being captured ssversl arc not the same
bu; different vessels The Psn;he. bound to Prov.
dence R bat pu, into Providence of stress
of weather being short OF provisions and sickness on
board.
Midshpulan IL &. D Brown came home en- duty in
the Panther. Midshipnsn :. Cushmsn attached
the Ps,uxenL and Masters Mate J. C. Lawrence the
pons. Capt VI ClspP the former Master. hsmc
in the Panther. bait Pat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-16

direct popular vote the Excise question this year
The bill which passed the House has been kieG in
the Senate by indefinite pos,ponement-vo,e 10
% lodged Wait a little longer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-16

Manufacmrer and importer OF choices Perumery Toiie'
Soaps Shaving Cream. SC &c. No i59 Broadway, oe-
tween Liberty and Cortland uts. [Si LII
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-16

r5~ CoHaEL's ORIGIsAI. only Genuine Magicai
PatS Extrsclor-The Wonder and Blessing OF the Age
This medicine has power snd influence over diseases
tns any yet No human physician paren, should
b. without the psns OF the worst turns stop
ped instantly AID healed without scar 10 also syvefeisI
reurdy for III Rowing cses.es:Pes, both blind and
heedius Bronchitis. Scad Head Rheumatism lnnari'
mallory and chronic; Sore Eyes, Salt RceuHl Broken
Breasts Sore Nipples Feons Barbef's Iich As1e "
The Face Sore Throat Tic Doloreux; Chapped Hands
aud in fsct every Thing ha 10 painful Only Depot for 10
IIni,sd Sat, d CoTlsnd-,t nils 2teod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-16

" Az EAsy GgnrEEL SHAVE. whether by yoaT
own hand or another efectuslly attained :.
By the Of Jobnson's Walnut Oh Shaving Sosp iouno o
Il Cortsnd.s The emoeni, soothing and healing proper
ties of this preparation FAR exceeds nythng ee OF ~
sud that premium OF hly dollars Is offered for ssPe
of ss good I'D article =, c.,,rA
To FAMrLIEs-The richest Almond Soap al q Cortland;
ST. 81 I2s per Dozen also The rich delicious Benson 60
Honey Soap for rough skn. chapped haads hecxIes ~
srabe and economical q Cortlsndst al eight Sen r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-16

r An Infant Drummer, oay I'VE years od a.ppoatans
he Museum tonight He has sstorished INC Hes
rrnIy prodigy snd there win doubtless be ial gI DO
grest atm Tnose Bible Views with o!nei 100 views,
Win others, and tho Microscope, wiz 90 eHa'''''
rate!y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-16

What N kes my hair DARK, that once was gray,
And rusty dirty, scurfy, harsh and ~ieTy,
VIA: makes my hair 30 lovely, soft 6ut sLay,
VIVA. maAes your hair snorI, 50 red and merry ,,,
Ard seems By soms bald spots IS twere falling ali
Tell you horestiy-I only aad 10 pay
The ,daiuy suIn OF three poor single shilngs,
Nv hair grew lovely as now,-and II you're wl!ins'
For Joness Hair restorative, TO pay that Gum,
Your rusty dirty hair will soon become
go lovely ina. men VIII cay, they look and stare
Thare GOES the man with lovely bead OF hsif c,,i
It's az koresl truth that So. bottle OF Jone.s
g.ir Restorative VIII give any good bead Of BAY
forces the hsir grow stops falling off, cures se ~
dresses the hair keeping II IL ORDER thrice az ons .e
hin ise wv IL Sod the American Ess
81 Chsihant SCI Broadway; or lSs Fator-'t Sfo0D'N
ral3 2Ieod
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E{xzSA
S EVE a@sk gl Bhas
NEG ". ssS U s d q u Ss5lf9
Mp Al Sia s &
VS. u Z gS IA s 5: S 81

'IHE success of these oils in curing in "A few
n hours, where all other remedies have failed
and that, too, in Gases of ~ Give and eighteen
ilonths standing, warrants the assc ton that If ia
Ken according To the directions, they arc certain
cure. Try them and be convinced that thew arc
the most certain ami the very best =, mcdy offered
t" tue public To insure permanent aud lasting
Curc.
The following tifcatc is f-um Rev. +. L. Fra.
Ger Of kershaw district, :. C.
nave used IN my family Dr.. Hull;s Fever and
Ague rus and ais" Dr.. Spenccrs Ncye;acle Pills
Tor IA" last ;wo years, aud have TO hesitation i'm
priouucing them 10 he most sccelienf 5anily nledi
UheN and as an act Of jus ice u the worthy propr
ctois of these invaluable Pills, will state Tor thc
ihi"rnnh ton aud satis faction of all concerned that
my wIie prior to our marriage had lcrn more or
tes' the subject oi chis and feycrs, f., about is
H"uthS, having ticd varinus rc,nc,ic4 without ,ic
! ccss' aud was very much reduced Ia ncsh A few
daV7 atcr our n'arrMGc. Sine commenced with
spencer Pills aud III day uT ~ afterwards wi IN
HWils PILLS. she used about La a box of ca n the
result was r0djcdI cue; she rcgaincd her health
aud strength very rapidly and las had no return OF
c'tiS and JcoS SINCE. believe these medicines IN
be harmless and safe, and when ,Ise as 6callv
directed, are attended with satisfactory results
+. T.. FRAZER
Pennington, Kcnhaw District, Nioy 20. lS46
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ClRCUMSANTIAL EVIDENCES

y stronger illustration of the necessity oc inn
'n'"'"'r ah"l'ion1 ut capital punishment was nev,-
2IFrh 'lan IN an nccniencr only few davs ,lt
Al Rochester ma0 Damrd Talbot p p.rv.,s
Is now IN prison al that place for arsun I'm nrdo
In create an excitement h., la,ply rnut;.ss.d ,t,,
ne had murdered named Macev. and ,L,,
ne h"' hoNed him mp and paid person named
pH!'"h 10 carry the box away The au,hnriiise
'N'''"ie" an investigation AMI aScerlained ina, nm.
acer'aln night Powers aud Macpy had an ,l,
ch'i"h In the formers house about = dom. ,h,
me la''er disappeared thai night; Ina, bIuud ,,.,
m'i"u on The d""rsiep the npAt nurninr ,L,,
bHi"n and take buxeS mvSetouslv fto,n % 49,
tFS about that lime thai Powers had and non,
mas ShiI' collar belonging Ia Mncpv st,5u
z" ""H o'"od and That Macey's partner. al the
W'"'d when the SAID murder was said Ia have
r,Nfh place made au Unsuccessful sea rch for him
me- Itefrainn an the night uG Macey's disao
1ncr WAS heard by several persuns atnnny ntbs,s
Powers wife. Macey's private pape,s and ,rl,,
cry were also tonnd bWied nnder floor M
"'le II evidence enough io cause The stranUliny ,f
any man, yet mark the sequel. 4 trlso,ari,;a
communication an the snhjcct was SEM !, tho
murdered mans father at Buffalo wheo
reply came that Henry G. Macy was abr. n,d
"eiI' and mt he hires IN Bnfalo Sopnosnn
''d' 1acFv had been knpss man and h,I
"d"nered ont OF reach OF communication pwa.-
would have inevitably gone 10 execution and -,
some remote day che community would have h.,o,.
as'o"nded To learn that an Innocent MAJ, b.i -
""""t" upon cIrcnmstaniial evidence eniireJ ,on
Ncws 'Ho'"mS
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HIISCELLAN EOUS.
@R1sSAsy 3 MSSeA Ss sssSSS
I'VE = \, rs:
a ND VEG ETABLE TONIC AND RE
STORATIVE BiTTERS.
FOR THE CURE or DYSPEPSIA AND LIVER


Il many who have been cured of these lingey-
ing diseases by these medicines >hu,id incuc.
other' SIMILARLY effected to avail themselves of the
same easy and 'ttrCtual rcinc'!Y. Also
BILIOUS COMPLAINTS
OF every Unconstitutional Co-tivcn.S and al irrcg
ulnriics of the digestive organs, soon Weld To III
mild yet prompt action OF these ru"dicincs That
distressing complaint, THE PILES is soon reii,red
anu ereni"dig cured by perscvetng I'm the use q
proacheS.
BOWEL AND SUMMER COMPLAINTS
VIII become Frequent and If neglected. severe and
dangerous; these medicines arc a certain remedy
ana II taken occasionally through the warm season
an efectual precentice against any attack of these
complaints and reader, remember that an ounc,
OF precentice IS tcorh pound IF cure"
The above Invaluable Medicines are for sale in
Portsmouth by {. II. HEINIrSH-Norfu!k NJ A
SANTOS Toy y KING, and upon enquiry may be
iomnd an appointed Agent in every city town and
village in the Southern States Ink, Ia p
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first insertion, and 81 cents for each suh.,ouc,
insertion. - 49, ~ F"'"'
mar has rode out in the country bu, will he hack
! S""',lv. Come IN. Sir, and wait while Eve
n" doubt the Cnnnel will snon return and sb,
had smile npon that pretty FACE. of hers ,h,,
rounded a body of Spring ,nrnirp N,ll
o'"'kS' hliched my horse In n brass thnr ~,
n" door. and walked in. Wen. when yn, IN
sees the floor all covered over The ,.i.rst l.,kinr
'h'hg nicer than any patched worked he'd audit
YOU ever seed in your lie, 3rnoks Iwas irwin,
10 edge along around it, hut presently secs :, hi,,
n.sger come stepping right over H. Thinks |
I" '"ai h,"IPr can 20 1T ! can 90 il ito! -, rirht
over III gnes and takes my seat riyhi !.E,r. I,
picture which NJ first | ih"ugh was a liure ,n,u
o'Etng IN Il window. We'll. Brooks. there 7 So,
waiting and WAITING for Col. Lamar. and al
''S'--ne n,dn come. but they began bring in
"'n, "'. Thinks t" myself. here's scrape
b"t made up nay mind la tell her. if she axed
me I" eai--fu tell her with a rentppI buv that
M" no occasion In eat But Brnnks she didn't
AK me I" eai-she axrd if III be So oood os Il,
'afV' 'hat turkey for her and she did i, with ono
vi mem lively smiles that makes The colo stresks
~" """n me S'nal' at f'll"r'S back Certainly.
Ma""in' says l. and walks up To Tie table
th"i' WAS ON one side uf the turkey a orea, b;,,
hnIe ~ ing rs bowie knife. and a fork with =
trigger la II ON The other side We'll T c,IIs -,
WORK and ihp first fort slasheh The Gravy
anp"t i"" yards uvrr the whirest table ckuh v,,,
ever seed IN y"ur life, Brooks, WeIIr y i'm
inc not stream begin gather abnnt nav
CHECKS ami eyes. But am not = man ,o hack
our '"r trIfl"S, $" makeS another for, and the
I"'"e" 'hing took tlipht and lit right IN Mrs
lamar zap! Well. ynu see. Brooks. then
was taken with blindness and The next -,b;,,r
remember was on the hath a.kickinu Viii
~ '"'S ''he began la think of NAVIGATING &,
@"eS ont and mounts Rasrmm and cuis far
N"!" Sar"I'na, Now. Bmoks. you don't blame
me Duyon?'
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One Reason why God bath scattered nm and
down several degrees OF pleasure and pain in ali
the things That environ aud affect us. and blondo,
them together in almost all that orr tbop,b,.
SENSES have to do with is that We. fpdinr i,,
perfection, dissatisfaction, and want Of co,rnlo,.
happiness IN all the enjoymems which the Gro,
nfes can afford us, might be led 10 seek =, ., 49,,
enjoyment Of Hin with whom fhcre is r,ll,a., Wv
joy, and at whose right hand are plcasorcs f.,
cvermuTe. Locke W.
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lew short years and all VIII have var,
',h'' as cream. which busy morias are In ones,
and the prayers Of religious bpinu. sec,;,,, T.
Tie VII and attain the peace Of God TLcse a,o
Immortal. Even here. hey viii produce r,ni,
and foliage bat they shall forever flourish in ,G,,
courts Of Heaven, fed by the streams Of :. ,,,.,
F,yeT which makes glad the city Of God y"
BisIOD Jebb "'
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AWFUL SITUATION

man assembled The sreeple of meeting bosse
IN N'n2son, II. l. lately. 10 fake oF no 'O|ST
guiding, rs learn from the p,or;J.,,,. 80. '"'
""t' ana having left the ladders. climbed the ;r'r
SP'Fe 4" 'hr distance of ~ to Is feet above ,elv
'og mpo" The bah. half way up The spIre. II rss,
MS 'Fr' on aud from which position he c,,nIJ
!oNe Inc vane "iJ with his right band Will
re WIS w me very aet, the bail on which bis
'es' 'T''fu gave way and ran dawn the spire
~ '"rN 'i''"'nt he was raising the vane over The
..r ~, ~ "s "i' So tho splTe growing small
- "''"T convenient place for his thumb IN kcen
'"e oa'""cef IN The gcdgeun bore. when rho iii
2n ,,. way under him and he sunk. rbs v,nn
''I.s oScH with his thumb in the gudgeoo bore
IT'" MI" last with his feet DANGLING in ,be al,
''' remained IN this perIuus situation mill , ,r
%S"enHed Inc spire. and placing his shoolders mn
"t' MS irei' at once relieved him. The scena
was terrible to behoId. 0 ''e"e
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re LANGUAGE OF THE HEART-Once ca,,a
me loving Genius of The human race 70 Inn;,a,
an" prayed = Father give to men be,ter I,n
@uagF' hey have only words to express inv
3''5' VT !oVe' . Have not given them tears a.,
Sr" 'up,'r' tears Of joy, tears of sorrow fears
eno'L -, ne oehius replied, Tears do nor
49, d" '"e heaTt Father give their another
speech, that they may utter ihejr i,fn,@ " I"
,ngS-- nay paint the lingering light oftae ,nnrs
NY STAR "I chdhood--Dr the rosy down ~ yo,,,,
"1 me golden glow Of the life to come sbeJ ~.
me clouds before them, after the sun has sa, VI"
GlVe mem language of the heart, INV Fatber ,,
pen Jupiter heard amid the melody Of the
ap"J'es, tne Muse ut Song approach lie beck.
NV" 10 MN and said -" Go unto mo, -
teach them Thy language" The Me- &C. am
came down 70 Men and taught them Music a'.i
nom That time The heart could speak
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MISCELLANEOUS.

JAKE NOTICE.--Pcrsons wishing Ia have
u Bells hung can have it done BY person that
lives IN their midst, Without sending to the North
for person To DO it, and warranted tu be dune IA
we'll and as cheap, and at the same time. cncour.
age Home Industry as the Material are of his own
r,anutacturc. So by calling at the Sign of tie
Mammoth Gun. High street, Portsmouth Va YOU
can have yonr Bells hung OF your Guns Repaired
ou reasonable tetms. j. A. SPALDlNG
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DR.. HULL'S
(. e. 81 : 2, 8 ;.
49, ~, sss Ez Isl

Are the greatest discovery ever made for cispeli.
lhg tlc varlouS KINDS of worms tina; 30 freuurutlv
ana d!streSsingIv annoy both children and adult.
me following Is from the Sparta Gazette:
rom our own knowledge We taxi great pleas
urc In rccomm' nding to the public Huli's worm
I-oEchSes as the best worm medicine xtant. Chill.
dren wlli cat them as they would candy. and crv
Tor mem. 10 parents we say. do not be without
theSe Lozrngcs a, any time, you value the lives
OF your Chidren.''
W. The above Invaluable Medicines are for sale
Ia PORTSMOUTH by G.. Ii. HEINiTSH- Norfolk NJ
q 9ANTos, Toy KING, and upon enquiry NAV be
Iomhd an appointed Agent III every CITY, town and
village in the Southern States J,lv j6
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hANlEL =. CHERRY. Mtnufact urer aui
~ Dealer in Stoves, Iron. Copper and Fin Ware,
Sc, Sc, corner of High and Crawford streets,
Portsmouth,. Va. Jan 10
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NJ EW AND VALUABLE ROOKSl ina

Now bollC MEDICINE; Of. a treatise on
~ the prevention aud cure of diseases. bv r.c,i
lncu aud simple Medicjncs. with observati tons ON
Sea. Bathing, aud the of the Mineral Waters to
witch Is annexed dsPcnsitory for the of pri.
directions for The prfsTrafiop and cure of Iyeo,J-
ochcs, Colds, ahd Indigestion; with medical pre-
sCrptions aud -Interspcrsed with the fuost
Mr. A5crncthy Sin. Ashley Cooper, Dr.. Hamiito,,
am Dr. W Philip, by Medical Practitioucr
For sale by w. II. II. HODGES * co
June 20
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GREAT PRICE FOR a PIcrURE.-At recon,
sale OF paintings in England 2,s75 gnineo, os,s
paid tor picture by Murillo, called " Tho a..
'suon u The shepherds"
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Ah II. ~. HODGES 81 co. Wholesale and
w Retail Dealers in Books. Music aud Mn
seal Instruments. Lamps, and all kinds of Fancy
Goods --CrRNN ford strcet, Pottsnlnnih. Va.
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ROoK $ jus. received and for sale a NeM Ynrk

~ prices
History of the Later Roman Commonwealth,
rom the end of the Second Punic WaI To The cea th
OF ',nhns Caesar and of the reign o. Augustts :;
price 50 % "
ANIMAL Magnetism or personal---very. by Tho
odore leger Doctor of the Medical Faculty of Pa
riS--pricc Sl.25
r, EN2csltory Lectures on ST. Paup5 E2istlc to the
G",os,ians-belng an attempt to apply the Apos-
Tie > argument respecting the errors on the sub.
Jcct OF the Mediation of Christ at Colossc to the
present circumstances of the Church by Daniel
| Bishop ct Calcutta, and Metropolitan of India
twenty four years in the Argentine ReDubIic.
embracing t" Civil and Military History and an
account OF us political condition, before and dor
'uE the adnpneiraion of Governor Rosas; his course
OF policy uc causes and character of his inter(e.
renee with the Government OF Muutcvideo and
ne circumstances which led 80 the interpretation of
bnslagd and France by Col. }. Anthony King
L!c OF, Martin Luther, gathered from his own
wnung, by NJ. Michclet--pricc . cents
40. - APpctons Literary Miscellany
ihc People by NJ. Muhclct-pricc 80 cents
Jelly W. n. r. HOMES go
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II HOFFMAN. Boot and Shoes Manufactur-
er, south of the Market, Crawford street,
Z o-tsmouth, Va
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TERMS OF THE oLD poMISioN, (wEEK,Y.O
One copy So per Yearly Mail. e..
BY the Carrier, So 90
S5>ro be paid in advance
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COLBERT BELL, Wholesale and Retail Hat
~ aud Cap Store, Sign of tie Panther High
sTsct, Portsmouth Va.
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VAS. A. SPALOtNG. Manufacturer and Deal
- or in GQus, Rifles, Pistols, and every other ar
uclc in. the Sporting line, Sign of the Mammoth
Gun, High street, POrtsmonth. Va.
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CHARLES III. HEM ITSH, Agent Drug
" gist md Apotccsry, and Dealer i'm Paints Oils,
DyestntfS, &c. High street. Portsmouth,. Va.
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SCHOOL BOOKS.-You will always find a.,
- general assJrtmcnt OF School Books at w II
II. HODGES * cos, Book and VARIETY S,otf
which they pledge Themselves to sell as low, + not
just call If you want to boy Books cheap
juno 81
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JOHN COOKE IL CO., Dealers in Foceirn
and Domestic Dry Goods, High street, near
MiIdlc strcct. Portsmouth,. Va.
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tSTEPHEN JAMES, Wholesale and Retail
y Dealer in Family Groceries, Wines, &c, Mar
get $ luare, PortSmOuth. Va.
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VXTILLIAM REID. Wholesale and Retail
w Hat and Cap Store, east side Market square,
Norfolk Va.
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EERGUSoN & MILHADD-Lumbcr, Coal,
Il and general Commission business. Wide Water
stect Norfolk Va.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

MEW BOOK SrORE,-School. Classical aud
~ Miscellaneous Books Stationery. &C.. snld L,,
n Is WEBSTER one door North oi the Crax ford
House, Portsmouth. Va. etf
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kATILLIAM WOODWARD. Notary Pub
w lie and Scrivcner, General Agent, Convey
ANGER, and Collector, will attend to all business en-.
trusted TO his care with prnmprneSs and despatch.
20 Oalce on Wide Water Str cet, head of Roa-
noKc square. July
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oharaed IN proportion, and to lie paid Grin
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week, will be charged so cent. per .c,,.. f., ,b.
nrst insertion, and 81 cents for each subs, oucnt
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WILLS 81 CO., Wholesale Grocers and Com
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- WHEELER, Attorney and Counsellor at
~. Law, Portsmouth, Va.
to Office in Bourkc's New Building, High street
where he will be pleased see all persons havine Q,
business in tho line of his profession. Sep Is ?