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WINOOSKl FALLS GOING AHEAD!
IA FLETCHER. FASHIONABLE TAILOR Has

III z fI'IIN, 4''IIIV fDTT1 IiTI4IIt. ITfo
hts removed shop near Barlow ~ Woods store,
where he considers himself permanently located. He
desires return his sincere thanks for the liberal sup
port he has received since his commencement in hus
ness in the aforesaid city and hopes by assduity in
business. still to merit share OF their patronage
Through study and practice in the of Tailoring, he
has discovered mode OF drafting coats, which is
unknown to any but himself A correct measurement
is acknowledged by all the trade to be the only means
OF eisuring complete fits" The position OF the Gus
toner mus, be understood. There is not Tailor who
can ensure complete fit without this knowledge.
ID +. would inform his customers that he has pur-
chased an indubitlhe mode OF cleansing garments o
all colors and OF giving them the fresh and lively APP
pcarancr they wont to have in their earlier days
CUTTING done to order, on the shortest notice
and warranted to tit, if properly made up. BOYS
Dresses, and Ladies' Riding Habits, made according
to fashion or fancy.
Wmoosi Falls July l. 1916
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AT BURLINGTON, VERMONT,
pOOK-BINDING. TnEsuBscRrBER WOULD

~ say to his friends and the public that he still
RES on the Book Binding and Blank Book making at
his old stand. where he has superior workman and all
work entrusted his il be done in good style
and taste Bl0Rk BOoks OF the best lnon paper made
to order and ruled to any pattern and warranted.
Edges of books marbled and gdcd if desired
STEVENS WOODS.
Burlington, July s. 1916. Strongs Building
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n. 1)ork advertisements.
SAMUEL PERRY;
Commission Merchant,
Ne. = Front street,
New YoRK,
A. NJ. FREEMAN.

Us htoe'W odtd'ceS on C0nSiSHmeWS.
REFERENCES.
Mess i sgEydII% nEb Sage 4 &c Co. New York
y. & w. Martin,
Freeland, Stuart & co.
Il. =. & A. Woodruff,
Stanton e. Frost,
:. !; Palmer l %co. Philadelphia,
80" toIlcti & Bradley, Burlington, Vermont
Hon. Ezra Mech, Shelburnc, "
Lawrence Braincrd Prest. St Adams,
Joseph Warner Cashr, Middlebury,
a. l.. Catlin, Prest Orwell,
John A, Conant, Esq, Brandon,
George r. Hodges Pres't, Rutland,
Hon. Myron Clark Manchester
September, lth 1916. l4tf
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900 Cords OF ETem'Ork wood, for which
wv half Cash will be paid nnl the remainder
in goods. by L. w. LOWELL.
Burlington OFT % 1916 lSw9
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4 AMP OILS. SPERM OIL PURE. 81 ~
Il per gallon: also, whale oil and common oils by
November 90 2lw3 HARRINGTON,
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DESPATCH >! T.! STOvE !

NItE inventor of this superior and celebrated Stove
would respectfully call public attention to the
many advantages which it combines in one convc-
nient, economical durable, compact and beautiful ar
'ce OF more capcity for heat and cooking purposes
than any other ever offered to the public. First,
L 4.
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ELIAS LYMAN.

OFFERS TO let the Store called the German Store
" in the W'ictware Block. 1t has been thoroughly
rced, Painted sc, and is in good condition or i'm
mediate use
Burlington, % Oct 1916. 1Swtf
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DR.. EMANUEI'S
BAI.S.IJIC LING; AND COUGH JELLY.
The materials Of this Jelly are purely vegetable and
bnlsamic and are the invention OF an eminent physl-
rian. from whom the proprietor has purch }sed the
recipe 1t is certainly worth its weight in gold, but is
it price To be within the reach OF rich poor.
Names ard residences Of persons RESTING in The
ctyot Ncr York. wto hatc tcen cured or beni-
.ficdjy Dr.. ENAyuLL'S BALsANlc CoUGH ANp Lung
.rtrEv, whca il ras prescribed in dnother firm
MIR IlRAM ANENrS. ll3 William-st.. n. Y. had
for soalr time, dieadfll pain in his side aud chest
with hacking cough and shor,ncss or difficulty OF
Balsrmic Lung and Cough Jelly, which perfectly
cured him
Mrs MoRcA y, l6a Front-st,, Brooklyn, had a very
obstinate cough and cola She tried every other re-
mcdy in vain, and Dr. Emanuers Baisamic Lung
md Cough Jc''g entirely cured her.
Reader. reader. let the glad voices and grateful
hearts OF these respectable citizens OF New ok, APP
peal to your hearts and understandings. ityou are nt
ctcl with any pulmonary conplaint,-cough, cold
&c. &c.
Mr. L. W. CovKLrN los El,lEe-st,
Mr.. ALoS2o BRowv, - Rcadc-st.
Mrs MoEGAN, 1872 Front-st.. Brooklyn.
Although the inventor must again reiteratc his OPT;
Mon, that he considers consumption, in its confirmed
and worst sngcs, incahlc yet he must own there is
still hope, when we read the following letter.;
Orange county, AIYH 10, 1916.
Dear Sir :-Yon may perhaps think my statemcn,
almost incredible. Ny reason ol fearing 50 is the fact
If your never recommending your Jelly for the cure Of
confirmed consumption but only in It's primary or inst
stages ! have every reason to believe that was IN
its last stage my physician told me so my friend.
told me- 80 as well did my symptoms for they were
truly alarming and felt fully convinced, that unless
relief was obtained, must soon be consigned to tho
narrow confines of the silent grave. But by the time
y use Of your remedy, still live. and again ENJOY my
former good health had, indeed, dear sir. all til,
alarming syslnp.o MS you speak of as forming con.
sumption in s worst stage but by the use oiyou
Jelly, | again say, am cured,
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And now reader. having given You plain statc-
mer,, let me couure you 10 pause it is too late
try this BALSANiC LUNG JELLI-tIyi it. have
put its price you low as can afford if You use it,
and succeed in curing yourself shall have the graft
fcation OF having rescued another from consumption
and hope, in return, that you will not withhold inom
me your name, and a statement of your cure.
DR.. EMA\UEL'S
BAIsAMIc Lung AND CoUGH JELLY is sold by the
Agent. Price Fifty Cents Bottle, or larger sizes One
Dollar
GEORGE f. HARRINGTON.
Burl ngon, VT. Nov. 20th Is C. -.m3
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SUMNER OR WINTER STOVE

EXCHANGE ON LONDON, LIVERPOOL,
IA Edinburgh, Dublin and Glasgow,
II For sale by J 4 ] ii PECK g. Co.
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Oysters and Erl'gsiss.

New Y1.k Ju'y, 1886.
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OBITUARY.

communicated.
AT his residence, on Paradise Creek, Norfolk,
County, on Monday morning, the 9th instant, of
sudden attack of apoplexy, MIR. JAMES TArEM,
In the 18th year of bis age.
The last forebOding hour had come, and the be-
ing once wont to enrich the festive board and
gtadsome hours with hilarity and joyousness has
departed to world beyond the sun, to that bourne
from whence no traveller returns" IN afflicted
widow, numerous progeny who were proud to
acknowledge him their progenitor are left To
mourn In sorrow, over that hallowcd bereavement,
and invoke consolation from the recttude of his
Conduct as assurance of his ethereal deposition
None could apply to him dire nomenclature, who
neyer permitted the pure escutoheon of his honour
10 DO polluted by blot. The time Of bis dissolu-
ton announced the arrival of his Goth year ycner-
able and robed in the sanctity of declining years
In the war of 1912 enlisted under the triumphant
banner of his country he contributed an energetic
part in the engagement Craney Island, pro-
9ncing those attributes of the veteran and the sage
ih'repidity and discretion What loss it must
nave been TO those to whom he was bound by the
ueS OF consangupity. to ha, seen those gray hairs
anu Sdgelness OF form lain PROSTATE by disea Sc.
shu consigned to the appalling sccusion of the
t sSSulD' wnat hours OF wretchcdncss and woe to
enose appellatiUg him father; after administering
ana comforting IN the expiring moments of ~
ony, TO see that good old man bcnumbed and
1 X3r mani Dy toe approaching hand of Death
an watching beside his bed aud anticipation still
ing every nerve into silence such fboi 90, ,o;r,b,
have heard the secret whispers of cath othors
watch )" but most amontablc of all denIorina
must it have been to that most peerless of he God
the wife to whom he was welded in his bonvenCy ~
manhood, (and with whom he has lived and loved
to the hour of his departure,) comparatively bar.
aIyzed by the inscrutable blow of separation MAY
the benign influence Of her God descend upen her
soul and designate the path to meet him The
deceased was born on the borders of the Western
Branch, and his soul disentbralled of it's NOR.
ttal Vestnent on Paradise Creek. May bis name be
honoured, and memory he as deeply impressed by
ms virtues az letters written by flaming thunder
ooltj ana may he who presides over our destiny,
enter the mansion made destitute by his ordainipp
end release ITS inmates from their gloomy letters
ing teach them TO turn to thee in the hour Of tribu
'anon, as the fountain, Of all our hope.
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DIED,

On Sunday evening, after a short and painful III
ness of two days, with the lock jaw, EDwARp c.
GRANT, eldest son of Edward M. and Mary
Grant, aged 10 years and months.
tThis melancholy and painful death might have
been avoided, if attention had been paid to the
wound in the frst instance. The child in going
from school last week fell down, and slightly rup-
tured the skin in the palm of his hand, of which
no notice was taken. The jaw began to stiffen in
the next day or two. If warm poultiee of Indian
meal, with little laudanum or Spirits of Turpen.
tine on il, had been applied any of the interme.
date days, every cause of danger would have been
removed and in all probability the child would
now have been living. We publish the above that
parents may notice how simple remedy may pre-
sent painful and disastrous occurrencs-Ed Editor
Mem Ern
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'E'AXES.-Those persons in arrears for TAX
Il t,S' up to the present date, will please remcm-
Der that the time has long since passed that they
should nave been settled. The subscriber under
present CIRCUMSTANCES, can give further indu-
gence, tunless he can advance the amount now
due, uncoectcd which he is unable to do were
he Willingly must compel ALL to settle on he first
CAL, or levy in every instance, without regard to
persons. The interest on the amount uncollectcd
would consume the whole of the subscribers paw
for the past year were il to remain uncoected much
longer; therefore wish this notice to apply to all
The subscriber will also inform those who paw
Taxes in Portsmouth that he has been appointed
the Collector for the present year, and in conse-
quence of the opposition he met with, from a few
OF the drones of Portsmouth who not only applied
for his situation, but actually tried to undermine
him, which compelled him to take IL under circum
stances which will allow him to indulge persons
whatever; consequently, he deems it his duty to
say, that the first of July is the lon gest indulgence
that can be given and hopes, under existing cir
cumstances, that nc offence Will be taken at the
course which necessity compes him to pursuc
April III WIN. PORTJOCK, Town Col.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT. }
March 81, lS46.

March 81, 1916.
- EALED PROPOSALS will be- received at
- this Department addressed to the Secretary of
the Treasury, developed and distinctly endorsed
thereon g Proposals for Revenue Stcamcrs,'D until
II O'Clock noon of the Goth day of April next for
the following materials, work, and equipments, re-
CURED for the iron revenue steamers Polk and Wal
ker, now under construction at Richmond Va,
and Pttsburg, Pa.
1t Is to be distinctly understood that all tho work
shall be executed in the best MANNER aud subject to
the inspection and approval Of the experimenting
or other officer ordered by this Department, and
that all the materials aud equipments shall be of
the best quality, and subject like insp ction and
approval at the places of delivery, Richmond and
Pittsburg-all packages necessary in the transpor-
tation to be provided at the expense of the contract
Printed forms of Proposals. enumeraiino- the ar
ucics required and character of work for each class
and each vessel separately will he furnished per-
sons desirous of bidding application the col
lectors OF the customs at Baltimore, Philadelphia,
New YORK, and Boston, or To Captain Henry ID.
Hunter, at Richmond, or Captain Richard Evans,
at Plttsburg. The Collector of the Customs at Nor
folk is likewise furnished with schedules for dstr.
button to persons DESTROYS of making offers.
Mr.. Capcs, constructor at Richmond will exhb
it plans of the work, and give every information
required at that place, and Mr.. Carpenter con.
structor at Ptsburg, may be consulted on the same
subject on application TO the collector of the Gus
toms at New York from the Both day of March Cn-
stanD to the 18th day of April. and to tho collector
oil the customs at Baltimore from the 10th dav of
April to the 18th day of April, at which places Mr.
Carpenter will attend on those dates and from the
2lsi day OF April to the closing of the
PittsburG, Pa
Shipwright's work, Sails & sailmaker's stores
Joincr's work, Ship chandcry,
Rigging, Nautical INSTRUMENTS,
Bigger's work, books, and charts.
Painters work, Boats,
Spar5 Cabin nd ward room, fur
Blocks niturc
Sufficient sureties will be required for the faithful
performance Of the contracts; and any difference
arising relative to the quality of articles furnished
or character of work executed shall be submitted
to the decision of two arbrators one to be chosen
by the government and one by the contractor
who, falling to agree, shall choose a third, and their
decision sinai! be final. r. j. WALKER,
Secretary of the Treasury.
Three times week until April 2Stb in the Wash.
ington Union and Gutegencer, Philadelphia KEY
stone, Richmond Enquirer, Portsmouth, Va. New
Era; New York Globe, Boston Post Baltimore Ar
gus, and Pittsburg Morning Post. March 81
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go REW arm

40 RUNAWAY from the Subscriber in Isle
Z4N of Wight County, Va, about the middle of
e, January, my NEGRO MAN ALICK, he is
- rather of dark complexion, about 81 years.
walks with sling; he is also very Intelligent he
heeps his hair shaved off the top of his forehead
He had on when he left an Oil Cloth Cap, Brown
Frock Coat, with side pockets; he formerly be-
longcd to Joshua II. King in suffolk va. Alick
Is acquainted in Smthfcld, Suffolk Portsmouth
and Norfolk think that it is likely that ne is
lurking about one of these places. viii give the
above reward Of 8 80 for the apprehension and de-
livery to me of my Man Alck, or securing him IN
any Jail, so that get him again
March Ppm JAMES NJ. COUNCIIL
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DAILY LINE mo THE NORTH

Aesn On aud after TUESDAY
GA- II next, the Bird OF March ,
VE,:..r:-:=::5e 10y the Baltimore Steam p
z>s-sss=ssssSee@ Company will commence
running their superior Steam Packets, (Sundays
exCeptod) as follows:
The GEORGIA, Capt. CANNoH, Will leave Hun
ter's Wharf, Norfolk, every Tuesday. Thursday
and Saturday, at oclock p. NJ The HERALD
Capt RUSSELL Monday, Wednesday and Friday
at o'clock. p. NJ.
Returning, Boat viii leave Spear Wharf, Bal
umore every afternoon, (Sunday's exceptcd) for
Norfolk, connecting with the james River Steam
boats Curtis Peck, Capt. Davis: Alice, Capt Skin
ncr. JAS F. HUNTER 1ent
Feb % Baltimore : p Go
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WATCH AND CLOCK REPAIRING.

ClATTNG, PLASTERINCa, g. c.--Thc I'M
- designed takes this method Of info ming his
pared to execute all work i'm his line, such as Sta
TING. PLASTERING. STUCCO aud ORNAMEN-
TAI WORK, also VhietCasidng and Whitening
tVGlis, Stating and Plastering repaired in the neat
knowledge Of the Business. feels confident that nc
give satisfaction to all who will give him their
work
o. Orders leA at the stores Of Mr. JOS. BILt.
soLv or THos. Books will meet with prompt at
tcntion. FRANCIS l.. BENSON.
n. y. Persons in the country having Plastcrine
to do will find IL to their advantage to rive him
call. or by letter, directed to him, Portsmouth, Va
Jan l0-3m +. l.. b.
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ln'l"us be published in the papers of Norfolk aud
Portsmouth
On motion of Mr.. John NJ. Waddy. it was
unanimously
Resolucd, That the sincere and hearty thanks
OF the members and friends of the Norfolk Total
Abstinence Society. be, and are hereby returned
TO the Trustees of the Baptist Church and to
those Of the Theatre, for so kindly rendering the
use of said houses, during the stay of Mr. Cough
IN the City. VIM REID, President.
w. ). FORREST, Secretary
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PooKsl BOOKS II.

RooKSl BOOKS ll-smslIie,s Pbilosopbv Of
- Natural History, 2rico so cts
Nestngs Of Creation, price IS cts
Deleuze Animal Magnetism, 8 90
Rtogers Physiology, SO 90.
Vegetable Physiology, is
Fowler's Phrcnology, s 90, and all the stan
STo chronological Works at New York prices.
"or sale at the New Book Store.
April IL n r. wERsTrp
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THE EMPIRE COOKING
STOVE
ID USCHEN BERGERS FIRST BOOKS
~ OE NATURAL HISTORY. for Schools. Col

p USCHEN BERGER'S FIRST BOOKS
IN OF NATURAL HISTORY, for Schools, Col
leges and Families.
/ Elements of Anatomy and Physiology,
2. Elements of Mammalogy, the Natural History
OF Quadrupeds,
3. Elements of ornithology, the Natural History
of Birds.
d. Elements of Herpetoogy, and Ichthyoogy, the
Natural History of Reptiles aud Fishes,
D. Elements OF Couchology, the Natural History of
Shells and Molusca,
6. Elements of Entomology the Natural History
OF Insects,
T. Elements of Botany, the Natural History of
plants,
B. Elements of Geology, the Natural History of the
Earth's Structure.
For sale at the New Book Store
April N. b. WEBSTER.
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~ ROOERIES.--l75 bags Rio Coffee 25 boxes
" double and single Loaf Sugar
20 bbls Crushed Sugar
200 boxes American and London Mustard
100 do Ground Pepper and Allspce
100 do Jackson and Dallett's Candles
800 kegs Baltimore and Eastern Nails
90 packages fresh Gunpowder Tea
100 kegs No. /, Virginia Lard
so bbls Baltimore Gin
80 do Philadelphia and New York Gin
90 do Northern Apple Brandy
loo do Common Whiskey
20 do Philadelphia Cordial
30 half bbls Scotch Snuff
300 lbs Indigo
Is half pipes and or casks Cognac Brandy
40 boxes No. and Chocolate
so do Pipes
500 lbs Wrapping Irvine
90 hhds Western Sides Bacon
ALSO,
1000 packages Manufactured Tobacco
800 bbls Supcrfine Flour, for sale by
JOSIAH WILLS,
April IL Commerce street.
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THOMAS TATEM.
j. III. GREGORY,
AGENT FOR THE MANUFACTURERS.
AND FOR SALE
AT MANUFACTURERS PRICES.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
TUST RECEIVED 30 cases, each containing
~ CLOCKS, manufactured by Perry & Shaw
Courtandt street, New York, comprising in all /
different kinds. These Clocks are warranted for
One Year.
No. 1, The o G. and plain Wood Clock These
Clocks are encascd in Maple and Mahogany
Frames with o G and plain fronts, and keep good
time. Price from So so TO g.
No. 2, The o G. and plain Brass Clock. These
Clocks have Mahogany and Rose Wood Frame
SO so.
No 3, The Imitation Rose Wood Pillar Clock.
These Clocks are excellent time pieces, the top
supported on each side by two Rose Wood pillars
So So
No. 4, The Day Square Clock. These are a
very excellent and substantial time piece Ma
hogany Frame, edged with Black Walnut Price
Sc 80.
No 5, The new style Mahogany Pillar Clock
These Clocks have rich Mahogany Frames sup
ported on each side by one large pillar, with Mir
ror Fronts. Price So and Sc 80.
Flo. 6, the Maple Pillar Clock. These are also
new style, and keep excellent time. Price S ) 90.
No 7, The Gothic Spring Clock. These are a
neat small Clock with Gothic Frames, Of rich Rose
Wood, Black Walnutand Mahogany Price and
No S, The 8 Day Gothic Spring Clock. These
are Superior time pieces, with rich Mahogany
Franc Price S.
No 9, The Dav large Pillar Clock Those
Clocks enclosed in rich Mahogany Frame, in.
tended handsome ornament, aud keep supcri-
time. Price $1l so.
No 10, The Day Column Clock. These Clock.
are not surpassed for excellent time Price S12
No. IL, The Musical Clock. These arc some.
thing entirely new. They have a magnificent Ma
hogany Frame, heavy top supported by pillars
on each side, contains an excellent Day Brass
Clock, with an organ attachment, playing seven
different airs Price $50.
J. H. GREGORY.
Agent for the Manufacturers, Main ST., Norfolk.
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VALUABLE SWAMP LAND FOR

SALE.
MILL BE SOLD, on the third MONDAY in this
w month, before the Court House door, in
Portsmouth, at IL O'Clock, the Three TRACTS of
LAND, described below follows =
Tract 500 acres, in Camden County, NJ c.
bounded on the East by William Farange, on the
South by Jas l.. Seguin. ON the West by self, and
on the North by Cox Corprew's lands.
Tract 450 acres, in same County and State bound
cd on the East by the above Tract and Seguim, on
the South by the Cross Canal, ON the West by Jno
Deord, and on the North by ). g. II. Weston's
land.
Tract $50 acres, in same County and State, bound
ed on the East by the Crooked Ditch, on the South
by Benton, on the West by Ferebec, and on the
North by the Cross Canal
The Terms of Sale will be, one third cash, the
balance in three and six months, with d mortgage
on the property till paid. The Tracts VIII be sold
together, or separately, may be desired.
JAMES w. DONGAN.
April 2-td NJ. benson, Auctonecr.
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NOTICE.

MESSRS. NATHANIEL r. WILLIAMS, and
" w GEORGE w. POWELL, take notice, that,
as You arc not inhabitants of the Common ,calt h
OF virginia, shall, at the house of Collin w .
S Sarnig5 IN northampton County, State Of North
Har9,lna' proceed to take the Dispositions of Nicho-
wards ana others, TO be read as evidence in sui
now Depending IN our Circuit Superior Court Of
Law ana Cna1cery' OF Southampton County Va
IN Wnch = ana otners, are plaintiffs, and you and
others, are defendants. ] shall commence on Inc
18th day of May, and continue from day to oav
until finished at which time and place you can
attend If you think proper
March 20 JEPHTHAH l. POWELL.
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ERESH TEAS.-Just received a large assort.
IL neut Of the different kinds of TEAS from the
celebrated Canton Tea Company of New York
These Teas arc said TO be far superior to any vet
offered 20 the public. For sale Al the Drug store
Sign OF the Big Mortar. G. II. HEINITSH,
April 4 Agent
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SODA WATER.-Havi a good deal of ex
- pcrience in the fitting up of Soda Water An
Daratus I would most respectfully offer nv servi
in that line 60 tho citizens Of Norfolk and Ports.
mouth.
Also leo Cream Frcezcrs on hand or made 20
order Charges very low D. S. CHERRY
March % Under the Old Dominion Ofice.
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lust RECEIVED HOVEY,s SEEDING
- STRAWBEBRH.-All persons who have left
Orders for the Plants of these celebrated and cx.
traordnary Strawberries, will please call immedi-
ately and get their supply. We have lust received
them this morning, and arc now ready for delivery
az the Drug Store, Sign of the Big Mortar
April CHAS. II. HEfNITSH, Agent
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EVRESH ARRIVALS OF TOBACCO
800 butts and boxes Of various well known
brands o. Pound Lump Honey Dew Tobacco, re-
ccived within the last ten days, and for sale on
pleasing terms by J. WILLS.
March u