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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-08-26

Hed,t gum & ii n.--@in 2lratcr
matte eurcb fcinen Slif Elm jun9cs Nldb'
d,eu errSthen llnc er lprah ;u ibr 9Rejne
Sllde baben Nclcn ouf Ocine gBau9cu &C,
fiet ; fannif Du mir ucrbicten, le su pfuts
Fen ? eCnn eoS @clcB erlaubt uus Su ernos
ten, mas mir 9epfanst babcn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-08-26
Giutrnch unb Nicbitnhl.

Su urrtceter Dienfta9 Iad,t ucrfdaftc lid,
Gin Sicb @iu9au9 in eos WObnbous bes
Charles DauiS, aior in Reacmo, baNurd,
eae er eiueu eaccn i'm &inter9ebdure burd,,
bchrte, unc itabI eire slnSabI lllbcrne QGfFcl
uno mebrere SIeibuuosinte.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-08-26

nporuchmcr Sud d,oruf er.
Die fransoGldcn prinScn pfc9eu bctannt'
lid ueben ibren Brooltuoten ncd ir9enb Elm
Soauoiuerf pbcr eiue Jfilult sucreruru. Der
fnnfti9e Shronsrbe, Der @raf hon Yoris,
miro Buhcruder, uno cine fene Orufcrei
fol-, roie man bort, fir ibn bereits ein9eridbs
tct Iein.-
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-08-26

Otid,itrs Sriihjahr irH bon Buffalo bis
@lcorIanc Gin ma9nctiidbcr Scle9raph crbaut
wsroen. 9Sabriheinlid perecn Ole @iciuuas
tier ocnciot icin bieic 2inie ~ ibrcr Stabt
ausiuOe hnen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-08-26

Die Sefhiffungbes 60 II m'
Tfu,se.s fdleirt INNER nod, su elmer
&outrrecrfe fithrcn III mcllcu, ipenh ben, NIT
Der joibernia iiberbrad,tcn cuaiicben gemtnt'
Ifraticns Sraaueu Gilaubcn bctSnmciIen 1T.
Die ecnccn 3imes dueert Td, fcl9encermai'
fen bariiber
"Oecbrc Der amcrifdniideu 3citunqcn unb
fcaar ciner itrcr eanrleute babier, bchaup'
ten irthnmId,, bas uns Su9cfancenc Stidif'
uuasrcdt beS Sluecs lei nur tcmpcrdr unc
beIdrdufc iIt, auf bic Caucr Der SnSfon
Bay Comp. @harter. Dicfe anSa b c
1T fatfh;oie Sef ,ifun9'beS
Columbia a fu6es # Der 0n b:
fcn SaD @empa9uie fur / ms
mer9ef d,ert uno Die @riifens bieier
Scnipnanie it, sufcI9c ceS ibr BON @tarles
III. uerliehcuen Srcitrtcfcs in fh lcIbft II lis
be9renSt.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-08-26

W2au Iaqt, Senator Sempcl ucu 81. tper,
be pom preGbcnten gum criten @cnpcrncur
bcs Sre9cn SerritpriumS an9eitcllt pcrpen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-08-26

Spcueer, Der in SerfeD @HD Iciuc Nrou or.
mrroetc uno I'M Gefdn9nine gu Bergen @crs
ners fet hat Idlon mebre ScrIud,c CUR TIud,t
aemndlt 70 caB cs nUtbmcnbis 9eworocn 1T,
ibn in Rrtten su leoen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-08-26
9Iu9uf %.

Gtne reue Sorte Srefbmol6inen
bon 2 llnO 4 Dferbcfraft.
jfcmmt icbet NIB urtbeiIt fir Guh Ielbff,
crnn baS SrIdaueu foffct nid)ts
Das cbiQe @cld,dft ipiro nod, INNER bel
ben llntcrftriebrncu, an ibrem altcn Stau'
te, in Der Slrofr smifdeu Wcfer's 9tppthefc
nuo Ger Sriecen6bptc Drildersi in glIentaun
bctrieben, pcieIbif (Ie su allen 3eiten ein 9rOl'
ies sfcrttment Der beffoerfertigren
Srcibma f6tuen Don allen 9(rten,
wrblfciIe unc tbeurc, ouf Sano babcn, uno
no anf bic flrScifc Seitrlluu9 einiss sIrten
WaId1inen perfertt0t pcroeu. -.
SIs Itebeu fir ale ihre slrbeiten gut.
Vreoer unb Ocung.
gIu9ut 26. .. nQbp
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-08-26

@cup. Soeuocrlcn, pcn Sera6, 1T in Dem
Eager uufcrer 3ruppen, su Wotompras 9e'
ftcrbcn, mic gtcu SrIeans 3citun9cn bcrih'
fpu
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-08-26

Der @elnnohcitS 3uitano in gcifrn fol-
9e9tnpdrti9 ihlrdt iciu. Sine grt Cholera
YtCrbns, wcld,e ,ptc man 9laubt curd) bic
ihnele Wittcruue8 Wcd,Icl peruriad,t miro,
raft oiec WenIden binwes.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-08-26

Gin SfrIinsr prcfefrr, Or. piuucr, bat
in Scefa Elm neuce WanuIcript ess prcphe,
tcs cabafhf aus Dem neuntru Sahrhunocrl
gefunpen, oa6 Die failerI. ardlicl~1ild)e Gjet
Icnlhaft oruefsn Ia6cu mill.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-08-26
cSrhn sc. Nprntetf. Gid.

in Se;u9 auf eicic Stcnc 9eIa9t wOrpcn. Gt
1T pchl in uufcrul @duntD uno in oem @on,
9rcB Oilrft ubsrhaupt betaunt, uuo miro
falls cincr gr,pdbIun9 ole @isocrctnirBun9
ces 1ariff5 bon lS42 bc9unifi9cu, meId,rr
bic SntsrclIrn reS @rlfs I'M 9IH9cmeincn be-.
f6rocrt. Seiue GrfahrllnA Granddaughter,
rcrISnIide Sdidlihfeit uno Scrtrefflidfeit,
nuo ole g8hrcc ieires @bnrafters, MAIDEN
i'm III tincm Mamc Der kines @lsohru
fldt, mo Sn9Icidl 81 tincm Raunc, Der sur
icBjSen 3ejt beiouccrs geeiauct III, fin 9e:
ead'te Stsuc, - llno mir hcfcu crnltIid,, oas
unGrre 6rcuuec bcs @iuheImNden @spcrb,
ilciBc6 itb rarin uereiui9en, uuo 6 II
g6. NcrnbcG, @ia., ale Saneioat fir
ole uioh(te QEaM 0u5wahleu ipcrecn.
Dlcbrcre TreItnbe res Gtnbeimi,
ibcn 9erertflei6es.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-08-26

Winiiternad, b.-Ger
slhtb. 9alph s. Sn9eriou ppn Connecticut,
tuurbe bon prcitocnt pclF nit 3uifimnung
bss Srnats, als @eIanoter nadl 0uBlauc
crnallnt.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-08-26
Ter nGcnfte SpmareHmamm.

Nerren Oruder: sae Sreunee
oes Ginhcimliten @emrrbfeises, Tub bcicr9t
fir eiucu rIBlidleu uuo 9IIdlidDen Sancipat
fur cbi9e widti9e Steae. 8leIcs il id,cu ;u
@uuitcn unicreS 9eld,dtten uHo tbdtiSen
StlotmanncS
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-08-26

Ba(dmSton M'@artnep, giq., 1T ourd,
ben Stadtss ssInwaic, ais bcputirterv4Iupato
fur 9tcrtbamptcn Sauntp ernannt ipsfeen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-08-26

llupt zen eit.-@n9tiId,r Staots,
manner uno @5cIrhrtc babcn eS ucn je her
nidt earan fchicn ladeu, zine Irhr unainiIis
&C 8ritif llber bic Der. Stndtru Al fallen,
cb0Icid iIr oft nur wrni9 nit DEN 8crhdttniI.
fen ecrlcIteu befount mdren @inrs Der ncucs
fen setpielr Itefert Serr 2IlIiIc in ieinsr @ics
id,dlte bon europa. Snoem CT pcn ben Scr
St1aten fprid,t, rlenut CT 9ieu @n0lano eie
ncn St1at Der ,luicn, mrIter al bic Stad.
ten WaHndufctts une Connecticut srinSt.-
ID,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-08-26

Der Ga9iobu Der &oblen9ribcr al cen
grauer'MeaoCw Stohlcr9rptrn it ocn 6 Al
5 GbaIer bic g0cde reeuSirt porrcn. G'e,
ruoe tpic pir orr Der ieBtcH prcfoenteN'
Babl prpphcSciht babcn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-08-26
@Ieftrtiaes eaiesaegetr

@Ieftrifhes 9 iesgeweb r.
-@inrr Der gr6Bten WobIthdter Der Wenid,'
belt mare berjeni9e, tpcld,cr cine Maidline
rrfinoe, nit ,prlder Elm einsi9er Wann sats
&C 0issimeuter in @insr RAlnte oerniften
f0unte cine icId,e Raldinc hattie caS Ser'
'risnit, ben 8rie9 unmosIid, 81 mad,en. Dis6
3iel 1T nod, nidt erreidt ober Die heutise
lBiGenld,aft ndbert fIh peni9ffens bieiem er'
habenen 3ieIe NIT raId,eu Sd'ritteu. GO
miro nun neueffes gemeIcet, oa6j,r. Senni9s'
fielo in SsrlsD Elm I c eftrifd,es 8 Sd,iee'
'arpebr erfuncen babe, tpeIdes in ciner Wil'
mute 1000 Sdliiee abfeucrt uuo Is S5tunren
lang in 9hdtiafeit bIcibru fam, uno nnr bon
8iertclitunbe su giertcIffunce eint0e Wuu'
ten rubt Sei ben erifen 8erflideu ipurocn
Die auarln, ndd,ben, ile cine Sdcibe pon orei
Singer Dife ourd,orun9en batten, auf eiuem
Sthcf @ilen pfatt.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-08-26

GasgeIbe s Sicbrr 1T benz "f.
8. Gcurier" ;ufcl0c, in &c. Srlcans ousge'
brchcu unb bret Sceeefdas fanccu ifatt -
Tie "9. 3. Teltn" biu9c9Cn btiweifcIt bic
9tichtigfeit ccr sIuaabc rcS @cmicrs Bcl'
dies BON beieen Sldttern Mcctt hat, pcrbeu
mir taIb crfahreu. - SnocGen barf cs une
nidlt nterrafd,cn menn Nd bic erifcre au9a'
te tchdti9t.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-08-26
@ortreffli6e @ele9enbeit fir einen
unternebmenoen 8ei6dftsmaun.
Gtlt lleuer Stobrtfanb

{ y ~ u.
llnter;eifneter bictst hermit irin neners
bautes Stcbrbaus ~ oerlebnen an.
Dahrlbe iR srbdut ncben Isincm fuchIbe1
fainter nctcl in Wiaerstaun, 9ed,n @auntp,
uno 1T auf baS 3rpedmdeiSfte uHo @eriu'
mi9ife etngridtet.
Da cbiser Stanc icbr sintig eeIcssn III.
70 it fein 3weifrI bos berjcnies rpsId,rr bens
ielben uberninimt, uuo nit Dem Sdd,e bes
fannt 1T, bereutenee gsltiftc MAIDEN pirc.
Scfs fam bic gum nddftsn lRen Sctc,
Der 9e9ebrn wsrocn.
Gin erfabruer iuuacr Mann, IsbisenStan
bee, tpitrbe ben @cr;ug brtrmmen.
unterieidnstrr bat aud, cinen pcrireffiis
den auitrrfcacr, bis nddtcn itsn October
~ perIehnsu.
gelris Gcras.
Maer6taur, Plug 26, na3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-08-26

8arrtcfeIfduIs. - @S fdcint feis
ncm 3mcifcl mchr at uutcrIisocu, oa6 Die
Tdule inter ben ncucu &artctfeIn unItres
Staats6 hcrrfd1t. @ine Sirmn in &juciuuos
ii bic I1rn. 3cpuirnb uuS SO, bMeteu inter
$50 Idecrn neuer &artrffcIn, sic lIe uah
5 Gage uutcrmcas iraren so Sdecr Gin. -
lluter cirIen so Tdeeru ober besannen Die
!SortrfeI ron Niecru in ceu erftrn "a
Stucen, in NduGnif iitcrsuoetcn. Gin Tor'
ner i'm Widmi Scttcm Ies ieiuen Sd,mei'
ncu od,tscbn nit ,8ortcfcln terHanitr 9Icres
eur Waif., llntcr iCd,;iq St6dcn bcfnnoen
IId, MIR Gin halbce GuBcno 9eiunoc. .--9Iep.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-08-26

@ufatc, BEN 5tcn 9luauit. .-9tm Samita0
Wcr9cn I'M llbr puroc au Der ( biire oe5
S.crcu 6. M. Temfrt hcfti0 9cttopft S,crr
Tc,pftrf fraatr, wcr uuo rpcshnlb man @Ws
Inf bc0ebre. unS ra man itm tcmc sutwrrt
Nob, rpei9crte er iId, Die Gbure ouf.umatcn,
Wcrauf bic @inIaebc9ebrcuocn bic 9hire
rinSuiprcuoen ucriudten, uno aud, mirflid
Gin Stif einitluNcn Nerr Tenfirf elite in
frin Simmer surH6, nm srpci qcloccne piifo'
len III hcIen, mpYpu or cine auf Die Qbilr abs
fhce Soierouf nohmer Die gInareifcncen Die
GIuht.s Skre MbGht 1T nidlt befanut
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-08-26

Nfteeefba n uug ii d.-2Im orr'
IcBtcn Sreitda 9Ibcuo ettpa . uhr, crci9nctc
Td, Gin lIu9lId auf Der 9tcooinaer MirgeIs
balm bel Wtbr critic, trnburdl Elm crrIdnrer,
Der am Canal orbcitete, 9famcns patr d
O.ouqhertp oas 2cbeu sinbnete. Gre
fa9ter GcuahcrtD hattie llh oeritchlcncr @eiic
tirten ouf ben 9cnecr zines ooirIbif anhaIs
teuten bclnt,scn 8drrenSu9s 9elest uno wur'
oe, ais Die QCfcmrtioe uor ocm abfotrcu Die
Sorren suiommcn idbrb, ~ Iccc 9cquctitt.
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(" LICK y


Rev II. w. Beecher says in one of his lee.
lures -
:" may here as well rs anywhere impart the
secret OF good and bad luck. There are men,
who, surprising Providence to have an implacabIe
spite against them, bemoan in the poverty of =
wretched old age The msfortunes ut their lives
Luck fureser ran agains, them and for others
One, with good profession. lost his luck in IN.
river. where he idied away his tine fishing.
when he should have been in the office. Anu,h
er, With good trade. perpelualIy burnt an his
luck by his hot temper, which pruvuked his EN-
pluyers Ia leave him Another with lucrative
business. last his luck by amazing diligence a,
every thing but his business. Another, who
steadily followed his bottle. Another who was
honest and constant al his work. erred by perpe,
ua nsjndgmenis ;-he lacked discretion. HIM
dreds lose their luck by endorsing; by sanuuine
speculallons; and by dishunrsl gains A man
never has good luck whu has bad wife, When
! see characterization, creeping out of grocery
late in the afternoon. with his hands stuck no his
buckets, the rim of his hat turned IN. and The
crown knocked in, know he has had bad luck =
for The worst of all luck is la be sugpard. knave.
or a tippler."
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found not to be insured except To the amount Of
the paltry mortgage
h"oHh the directors have acquitted The
captain. q appears that the proprietors are going
to hold the chairman and his colleagues response
bic for the Consequences the Great Britain being
in her piesen, position. 1t seems tina, at the last
Court OF rroprIe'ors, question Was pa, to the
chairman as To the intenton Of The directors To in,
sure the vessel before her mex, trip, aud n reply
was gwen thas there was difficulty in effect
ing the same, but PROMISE was distinctly held
out that before she proceeded on this last, her ca
lanli"ns voyage, communication should be made
TO the propuetors informing them whether she had
been insured or not. so that, III not, insurapres
might be taken up an individual stock. and priya,,
shareholders partially, if not fully secured auains,
casually. The chairman. h"wever, did mol fulfil
his promise: and now it becomes quesllon--al
ready submitted to eminent counsel for minimum
whether the chairman and the Jrrcors are not
liable to every shareholder for the loss they may
suffer- should the vessel prove wrecl and a, all
events, for the loss which she must sustain by he
ing thrown into Dundrum BAY.
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From the Irish National magazine.
THE VOICE OF DRJNKrNNEs

THE VOICE OF DRUNKENNESS
nave passed thro' tic city, I've swept DER the
have quaffed of the life blood I,ve o,r,,o, 49,,
slain 'N" my
IN the homes of the wcalthy-hc haunts of dcsoai,
''o"h the heids of my glory, for have been there
"nen ihe victor was strong in his moment of
,riIi ms aurcs all fresh have sat by his side
bis vein, - - '''P' '"' ous"
Made him own his dcath-throc stronger had
been. oN nav
"neh the rovel was brightest / lurkcd in the
i have laughed with III, lordo.t Pc o.hoJ a.
- song W.
from the noblest, the proudest, I've earned my
on the beautiful brow have chroniclod shame. -
r m .ne nut of the peasant I've lowered above
. love, ' VI ~
When the bursf of will ,,,,.;,
stole, " . 'P'
And the voices of childhood rang deem in t,e sou,
a. - ! entered en- the circle they died in wall,
Mnd the sbreks of the desolate swep, on The o.Is
"nle gaunt famine and fever came swiftly a.
10 reap the broad harvest I'd sown in the land.
nave laughed the fond hope of the young heart to
nd the mother I've taught to forget her born
nj ner heart have poisoned loves hottest springs
0"' What triumph like this can earth Yield to Der
IA thou been in the cell where the murderer lies,
So,, mS counts on the dial the moment he dies;
'O'gnt ye, then, by what lcmptcr holl's work was
''"u his spirit made for the deed he had done
WED WED the laugh of the maniac is echoing hieb,
Iile the wild fire OF genius still fits in his eve
~ sl5s down and knaws the strong letters that
~ my temple built there, mid the ruin of mind
eng doubt yc, ye sceptic, the arches of I'll
&c Go back the dark story-is lost ones can tell
In Tor ever--for ever-our doom to drink mn
-" sne strong wrath of God, IN the drcgs of that
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ITEMS.

J.Q ApAMs.-The Quincy PATRIOT saws the
Hon, John Quincy Adams will not be able 10 take
his seat in Congress
HENYY. A. WIsE.-The Richmond Enoui,e,
says Mr. Wise will probably return next wear lro,n
Brazil, mol because he is called, hut f,r private
reasons, particularly the health of Mrs. Wise :
The enquirer also inlimates that upun his return.
Mr. Wise will enter the field of politics as a
Democrat.
When Dr. III. and Sergeant A. were walking
arm IN arm, wag, said tn a friend--'' Thuse iva
are Just equal 10 one highwayman" Why %
was The response. Because" reioned The wan
I" il is law yer and doclor-your ,nooe,,nr ,,,,,
life" '"''
SHIP BUILDING.--There were built in The
Unlied States, from the Isl January, 1915, To the
months. 2,2oO ships. 3 ,235 brgs, BIAS schoon.
eIs, 6,4O4 soops, ,727 steamers. (26. 794 vessels
IN AM WIN an aggregate t"nnage Of 3.I62 09e
tons lhls gives an average for each year ol
ccO vessels, with an aggregate of l04 100 tons
MAsTs FOR STEAMERs.-It is earnestly re
1uested that steamboats, navigating the Sound
should have mass. 1t is said that if The Atlantic
mad had Jlb. when the wind shifted she could
nave clawed on The Shore and avoided The disas
as,er. When her steam engine got broke. the
only dependence was upon sails, and these unfor-
tunaely she had not.
The BRITIsH MINIsTER.-Mr. Pakenbam
me British minister, is on visit Ia the southern
Sta'es He was in Columbia, s. c., ON The 22d
lie privileges of the House were extended 10 him
oy resolution. He visited it in company with the
governor.
BUNCH OF KEYs.-Mrs. j ID. Keys, an H.
wa lady has furnished her asounded lord win
'o1r lltile keys. These doubtless, the ienli-
ca Keys spoken ofby the poet. as " distressinpIy
dlscurdsn,' . ,
- CHANGE.-The bark lvanona with troops FIJI
nrazos. To sail from New York on Tuesday has
pico. W i"'"
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Sl.uo, to Washington and Alexandria, $3.50
HOUR OF LEAVING CHANGED TO 6 A. NJ
The quick aud beautiful low pressure Steamer
Augusta, running IN conne&ion with the Richmond
an" Petersburg Rail Road, leaves Wright's wharf
Norfolk. every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
at A. NJ. for the above cities and towns pas N
gers b fast on board the Augusta and arrive mt
Port Wal;hall at holt past II NJ where trains leave
Immediately for boih Petersburg auI Richmond
arriving at Petersburg by half past p. NJ and
at Richmond about p. Nj about two hours in od-
vance OF the old James River Line and i'm Il Boat
unsurpassed IN her accommodations, aud the attcu.
ton OF her officers TO the comfort OF her passengers
Returning the pasScn gers leave Richmond aud Pc.
tc sburg very Monday, Wednesday and Friday
at nall past a. Nj, breakfast on board the Angus.
"a, ana arriving at Norfolk about half past | p NJ
1t viii he per' eived from the above that this
comfortable and expeditions line gives to perso,s
opportunity OF Transferring it ami returning by the
boat OF next morning, to be absent from their
homes single night only.
The Augusta will stop at the usual landings on
James RIVER TO take in and put out way travel md
athny other points the river where a signal is
made
The pub &c may rest assured that it is the deter
mlnhuUn oil the Pfoprictors to keep up this Line
permanently; an to accommodate travellers be-
tween NORFOLK or Portsmouth and Richmond and
ftershurg and the Cities Of the District of Colutn
bla, In the best manner and at the lowest rates.
For further information tickets or fri .,ht, amply
to w. ~ GARNETF & co
N. b. The central position of the X. & p. r. r.
Depot in Richmond, and its ooutiguity to- the prin-
clp Hotels, aud place of starting of the Cars from
the North and West, and the Canal Packets for
Lynchburgs, adds the economy as we'll "a t,-
convenicnccs OF this Line Oct 3
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HALL DRY GOODS.--JNO. COOKE & CO.
a most respectfully beg leave inform the citi,
zens oi Portsmouth and its vicinity that they have
m ms ca 'eceiving t'cir Fan supply of DRY
1913 lnlr stock Is now very complete, and
Super Black French Cloths and Cassimcrcs; ST.
Pr Fancy Frcach Cloths and Cassi ucrcs Valcn.
cla' and Swansdown Vcstings; Black Blue, La
vGnhcr' Steel Mixed, and other colors Satlihctts
weeds Tor Sack Goats, Kcrscys, Flanncls BInn-
kets ia; Domestic, Brown and Elcachcd do,
Co q. ana Whe Canton Flaunc's, Calicoes of cv-
cry quaIlty, Ca5hIncrcs, MousaIin D'Laincs SUPER
PLAID and Striped Silks, Black Italian 90, Black
nipaca5 and Bombnziucs, Bcachcd aud Brown
Linen, Table Cloths and Diapers Russia and Birds
Eve do Hnckerhack Towing, Table Napkins, Sus-
Prndeis, Cold and Black SILK Cravats and Scarfs.
S9iIaT5' Stocks, Bed Quilts, Dnnity. Cotton and
six hosiery, Cashmere. Blanket, Wooden Nett
ana other style Shawls A so a larnr assortment
OF OF hrusSciis and ingram Carpcting, Passage and
STAR co. and Floor Oil Cloths, Garnet Bind
ings, Cotton Bookings, aud many other arIiclcs
which cannot be named in advertiscm,nt All
We as! Is that our friends and tile public rcncrailv
VIII give Us a call before purchasing Our OF icct
being to sell cheap for cash. 49,
JOHN COOKE & co.
High street.
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REMOVAL OF THE ARCADE.
Three Doors below the Old Stand

'HNIE PUBLIC will please Ia Ike notice that have
removed from the Old Stand to tho building
t9ree doors below, formerly occupied by MIR How.
I'll as Shoe Store.
>iaving just r turned from the North I am now
opening full assortment of
CLOTHING AND FANCY GOODS
which cannot be surpassed if cquallt d. in quality of
mater Ia or work mansbip, for Tie prices and Which
am determined to sell lower for Cash tIan tic
same quality of Goods be or ever were sold for
IN Portsmouth or Norfolk. My Stock consists q,
part, OF the following:
Goats OF all prices fir, m s &3 81 to s,I5 on
Vests of all qualities, from % to 90
Pants do do do 81 "a mn
Jackets-Shitis, of every description Drawers
socks Scarb-Iiandkerch Collars AND,
liosoils- Gum Suspendcrs, from Is to 80 ccEts--fn
tact every thing usually kept in Clothing Sto,c
CUTLERY, warranted to be of first rate material
ana MAKE IL consists in part fliluws PEN
Knives from o. cts. to ! 50--Razors. of Roorrs,s
IKE 81 cts. TO > 25-Scssors from l2i To 81 cts
nave also, IN ad tition To- the above "a ,,oo,i os
s"rimcnt of 9EWELRY, such as Breast Pins Fjn
pics and Shields, Watch Keys, StidS, SC, which
VIII sell lower than they can be had N any othcr
place in these digrins J ''
To the LADIES would say, that have an exccl
,ent assor tment OF Edgings, from to /! in wide:
Needles, assorted sharps; Pins : DOL Cott,u IS
laPc Ladies' Hose, from H. 10 81. cts white
mix d and black Ladies' and Chldr,n,s Nc, Cans
Also an assortment of Childrcn's Seeks and Stock
incs. ~ ~ ~"
The Gentlemen will please call and roo,, nj some
Ci'oAkS have, the prices of which for H.. ouaI.
ity, will asonish them. f
have also beautiful lot of CAPS of all a.
scnpuons, quality AMI price cheaper th,u thrv
can be bought elsewhere in the town
sept % j. NJ. MILES
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PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, &c.-Wc have re.
ceived from the Northern Cities large supplies
of Genuine Medicines, Chemicals, Perfuinery. Dvc
Stutis, Dye Woods, Paints, Pure sperm and Lin.
seed OILS, Window Glass, (all sizcs) Patent Medi.
cincs, Garden Seeds, WCtherih's Pure White Lead
Black and Red Lead, Litharge, Lamp Black, Vcnc,
tian Kcd. Fcrniilion, Press Blue, Chrome Green
and yellow, Turkey Unibcr, FORBADE Sienna Tar
pentlne, Varnishes, Blue Salts. Paris Green, SC
DYE STUFFS-Logwoo d Red Wood Coppcras
Iur,ncric. Blue Vitrol, Madden, Best Indigo Yer
'iigris, Annotto, SC.
Also, another supply Of Real Genuine Harlem OH
(mpo ted by DIR. NJ a. Santos, Of Norfolk we
take this method of returning sincere thanks
to the citizens of Portsmouth, Gosp1rt and nciob.
boring country for the patronage so literally cx.
tended towards this Store, aud we confidently as.
IN them that every cxcrtion will be made on orr
part TO meet continuance of the same
o. Physicians Prescriptions aud Farniru Rece;n,s
compounded OF the putcst ingredients with pcfu
racy and despatch. ~
~ orde's promptly attended to, neatly execu-
ted and at prices which viii give entire snti.
CHAS. II. HtINlTSH. Agent,
Member of the Philadclph College of
Nov ~ Medicine. PHI 'rmacy and Chemistry
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.-Pursuaut T.,
~ decree of the County Court of Norfolk bearing
cate on the 10th day of November, 1896 in suit
therein pending in Chnncery, in which John
WIN. H. Young infants, are Defendants / shall
proceed 10 sell at Public Auc ion for cash before
the Court House Of Norfolk County on the ls dav
OF January mex, at III O'Clock, the followiup Real
and Personal Estltc, to wit:
piece, parcel or tract of Land in the Parish of
portsmouth,, IN the C1uuty OF Norfolk, situated AT
the herd of the Western Branch, containing ONE
HUNDRED AND THIRTY FIVE ACRES, more or
less. asd which was devised to the parties ia the
SUIT ny the will of Charlotte Collrv, deceased
And Slaves Nancy and Isaac the lust abont iu.on
ny years of age. JOHN COCKE
Dec 5--tds Cou,,;ss:on.
Beacon cow 3tawtcsl