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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-25
FOREIGN. CORRESPONDENCE.

~i'hS'Ns
hoEhAek, HAY, ''a'''' - 80.
fesftd9N' III company WIN d" a,'''''5' 49,
his lady We '"A esi'ia-s '',1''
cursoa OF abaa' SIX mites "a az .e-'''e o'' u '
Twelve great cities ii f.'t1Ha. lie f'to' ~ se'l'
tonr mli's l'ad a'ahs we ''s"'''1' ~ -
Then We aseeoe'd III "e le"'t'" NE s''''' = NV
"ounain' 6" sn''" ''. az S'
ancient ei'y. The s'e u ".e =" ~"
ed as Nlffsata' 'a'' "''' S''''
draeed on aud d" Tue sl'' ",,'' . - @' - =
l"le 10 ia' Us, oo" sa'os "'' 's'"''
church ih2gie IS oniy n'''o 10" III ,'e f''','
view II gives "' ! '7f'''e "'' NV Wv ~
made lie fide 50 pheasant 70 '' VS. - 'a'
the 'un'fy-'o ser every "''e's ,"' gu 'e
tut trees III inii nl''ln '"'
the peasants IN men o'''H '''',' so'' VI
ins ifoH Mass, i''' .'s''''e = 'a'' ''' ~
'y--'lf gus N's,' Id
Manufacture a,0 ii' WI" = '.'s7 ~ q
gentlemen. lien w e''' " ''' - s'''''' '''' ~
tfs aud "a h'''" s'''i'' Pc
'nd s'f"ll'o a''",' '''e '''''''i'N
lhe l'"sli''s y" "
"iy '''''' W ,,>
Straw "'''"o5 -
Cd a's'o",s u '''"' - :
e'" ut "',u "
most eve ''e -,
Il. IA. \
do ,i,l II cunt ard l5ose contributing four hundred
ad, ps,,fs Se,,u see lIlts oi nel;.gty are ea~
IL, .eoni,sl in his c.prffy
sly a'1''''u !" ms o.....y -.
we ''e's''"'''
,.t,;,, ,,si Ia i,at ife,e DISTINGUISHED .fneers
,,, i, ,.t H.. l.st I,l,a= # linz i'm ar
ioty give ene ' ''s ''',' - ''''' - -
80 t,e. !, il s5,,,li hal ,eal and handsomely f.5
,a no o,cbes,fy was WY fine aid the sJnoiTs as
=, - .,,, g, have Isar3 m If,lv Iloe Fo-eaf w..
f,oa a scrne nixon In5fa Venice and II q "a lar,s
ad rndl ers and GENERAL scenery were quite l45 ar
n me Ate, tloe Fssearl. th,re vas pretty ballet
The pfima Donia snrn utsi sWeeyly Sic sings in
the chanel Of the Grand Dukpbot Ter moyea.eaIs on
the slave were mol very GRACEFUL aaa eau say from
my observation that t4. Italians are rather awkward In
manner ,,oo5b p first dam e4s IN the world are oil al
ua,ion-C erril1 aud Ta1lo4l C,Iilo has .ade veal
failures in her perforu.ances lately At Turn SIZE WIS
Kissed ou lt siege hni On ht ate visit ete size Wis
received " grral applause Tie shouts Ut appreciation
were So inctssqnr aud deaten'rg II MAS quite dsaareea
BILE 10 remain in tie Iheaae. Tie stage WAS slrtun.
from one end 10 tue ulhe, viii tie H.sst beautiful
ques u flowers. ]htle was an American eeaiienau.
Who 1r, " ole large aid magnificent HAT II Tx
four others ASSIST hHn h Tie ce9fe el Ills ba4a5l
was q uost splendid h5aeee.=f9 ler teaIn from tlna
Opera size Lad CITE eaIrsEe s'el5 appropriated 10 con.
,ey hufae / utIs Sic ad Ttft 1hiau he lfr=
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-25

Nta view them, lie iaseInaflnIf The
Ihese, with music. never d. ppain, IN the end -,
eilen hear represented beautiful countries. n,laees &c
tut when yeu have an opportunity n yeu ,hsm ,lss
do bot aas@e expectation an produce ieqhy Ut Dis.
appointment. Bur not 81 with fsiaiipr sr5lnt,rs anil
music Tt ofener YIN see the flfmer. the nafs y,,
admire lis excellence and the 5llfaer YIN l.r In Ia
ter. Ihf mie ebsfm45 bse nIes kelI.s-. an,tbef
mffela. has acquired much 1, s.Iaetion anon, modern
painters lie painted p5ffAlls r Mr. aud Mrs Hunter
"he here; then another. # Tier i.f,gi child N b.
Il Is tnfsr. Gft,a. dressed IN her naive ra.
tune. f5r these, be received thee hundred a,l,fs
The American Artists make tlif r,onlfv,nrn, r.aa
ly LOT ther works and sell gfe1t many n ,6s...
Here Is Mr. Nbmore n5w here. WIN has h,,.,h, .
gear many splendid paintings f5.n several >as,i.,a
Artists at rXlmyagaat prices I8e patriotic l..I,,,r
The Americans seem In nal.4 lhqo y lin, n ,....,,1..
Their native arllslsa cas double that for which thy
could get an equal or superior W5I executed by an la
an. Maly OF tl,m gel lien dasls ,Aeenedl. Powers
inslead OF Buonalttn tic ir, seel9lof N H.. n,,l3
and WIN would do il at lat die pII.e Powers elafo4s
The American crisis ind lle faffsn55e abroad ,b..
i, ha,ntbal this lslfpoage IS Principally from tr5ye
ling Au.er.eals or ordets ma Auetiea The prices
Of original lai'tlnss vary nun boadled i've hao
dred dvllats sa" a httle painting yesterday, uolar,
ger ihan hs Sheet sud at slo9 and Tour others aboo
The sze "i NY paintings IN ye4f dta"ins foam sod al
s-o0-tbe "efAs Il MI Brown, d Boston. Portrait
painters receive much encouragement. The price Il
2eoo PORTRAITS Is ii'm You IL s-2o b9lh al k'me
aud / iefenee san hid m"y American seoiP'ots and
'"'" ie's are SUI m'e 'A'aSasa" 'han iAose Of the
laio'7. '""eis senetait gets 1soto iof piece and
'f sun "oea haIe. You nay like 10 know somes
NM u ,.' 'a't' q "a1ios o's' or slalee he
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-25
From The Riebmend Enquirer. My 81.
REQuisirlON UPON THE GOVERNOR OF


We understand that Governor Snitl, hs, been called
upon BY the President oil The United Staies for three
regiments $50 companies $40 men } of nfaniry ,o be-
composed of vslun es. enrolled and held m readness
muster IN The service of the United States. Each
onnpanp. learn, will consist Of Oh privaes only.
10, under 3 yeats OF age. and IN full physical
strength aud yigor
Full particulars will doubss DO announced officially
IN lew days
We learn that the Governor Of Virginia has received
feqnson ifnm III. Secretary If War for three regis
menls containing 30 companies Of II each. iaeIss
ding oflscrs. Rich. Times.
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An OBLIGATION MEETING

VIII be held at MI. Moridh, in Amherst county, Oh
next Saturday Qhe z9lh ns) Several gentlemen IL Is
expected vii address the meeting
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" SHOWCASES
SszE9&

REPORTED DEATH OF THE KING OF
fRANCE.-Passeneers by last nights steamboat 70,
pirt thai the arrival of the Britannia of Maya
nun Liverpool, was announced By Telegraph from N.
iatk 10 Pladelphia md thai the leading item Of rews
y her Vas The death Of Louis Philippe Ths Ba.i-
mnte American says II "a wihaut any authentic inlelli-
senoe1 aud gives the repon as II gets II.
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NE E.E.A'as OE,F

u O cY. oSE nUsg HISS.
EelCARDs, RYAN co, baye determined 10 closs
III lheif hpsiness IN Iyuehbnrg. as possible.
10 ttec this desifahle inject, their VERY tx TEN.
" l. sI0t X OF GOODS Is offered, by ,rholesale or
feiaii al great sacrifice Many styles ol goods at
80 PER CENT LESS THAN COST.
To any Merchant who may wiah II, purchase of ns.
lhe invoice viii be shown. As nharl Is In srtL.
ctr. very lnle fepard vii be had 10 what GOODS aosr.
aud we would say, ONCE ron Alive hayo made no
minds Ia submit la considerable saci lice
Iems eash uuly unless otherwise unde,slond.
REGARDS. RYAN SEQ.
My | III.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-25

o. The Odd Fellows Anniversary comes oil tbs
eveaug. ronahe ieir proceedings the mare interest
iuy The ORPaEANs Will sing iof them.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-25
20 Y'r0reEscrs Going North.

TRAVELLERS going North will fad their most
comfortable, expeditions rouie, be by The Rail
X lad and Sleamhna line, constituting the great Mail
rouie pa Fredericksburg and Washington Cry.
Passengers by this line. reach Baltimore 10 Tea.
he day OF their ltavng Rehmnnd; Philadep hla IN the
course ct the night; and New York by IL NJ. The
day--hns being Philadelphia sone heurs before psss
,engers by the James River and Bay boats reach Balti
nure asd New York in 25 hours, after lea ing Rich.
nond besides avoiding the uncertainties ufa line
sary exposed sl greater delays from rough weather.
slarms. 60
Fare isin Richmond to Washington. IS.
.s Baltimorn. 1860 :
THOMAS SHARP. Agent
Office F. 6. P r R. Co. Of Transportation
Rich:noaI, Nay II s is'a
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.5T.Egfe'YEG.s'.
4 h y Ioesaay morning, At II o'e5ek " i'll sell At
~ our aneann mum. laf9e and general assortment
II shae4, Baoi-. Has. g., s>e, Wa:
loo p56 Mons Sb9es,
81 oat Eadtes' dp
81 p,tt N,u's Bouts.
> eases while and black Hats.
ad#z#1 eaz d Caps,
) a. Galh do
DEE e. DoFBS.
Glalhz. tas~leeie- aud Cassineis
H.. sospeadets. lhdbefrblels.
Table GldtIis staNl5. &c.
SWEET OFT.
% basaefs superior Sweet OIL suitable for manu-.
laelntrra
CASTINGS.
ton Mould Blafls. assorted.
TALBOT {. iANiE.R, Aurl'fs.,
Exchange Corner.
May = II
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k 1 NlN6 determined. IN ulufp, In adopt The rasi
sgsitm exclusively. Earnestly rfqaes al prtsons
To" indebted folne, Ia sttte helf accounts nmednely
a. no hneef indulgence ran be given. fitf 10 hose
Wishing TO purchase, loud taleatns for cash
JOHN !. HARRIS.
New Glasgow. MAY % Wv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-25

I \ saeaH"n u tie eneo superior e.ufl ol Inv aud
emne'y. ior the county ol Amletsl. un The 4lh DAY
AiaN. iel6.
" iam IL Smith. plainl,n.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-25

/ rules held IN Tia clerks anee of tbs circuit superior
- eomt 81 law md 81 anrory ioi The count, ol nailA
III the month oi May lAl6:
Elisha lamuf Plaintiff
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-10-29
MISCELLANEOUS.

'TNHE extraordinary improvements that have OF
i late years taken place in the construction of
Piano Fortcs, aided by the Increased taste for the
accomplished and fashionable Science of Music.
among polite classes, have caused this favoritc
instrument to become iudispcnsably necessary in
all respectable families. In the PIANO FORBES
which has the honor Of submit Ing
10 the Public, we trust are combined the vai ions
qualities of power, brilliancy, sweetness and uni.
forinity Of tone so requisite to make a perfect i'm.
strumcnt. We are enabled to warrant every In.
stru ncnt PERFECTLY SOUND, we'll seasoned.
and of the very best materials aud superior work.
manshiP, Thus uniting superiority of quality with
durability and excellence.
ORDERS FROM III COUNTRY attended TO
with the greatest punctuality, and C. II. s. Co. hcg
to assure Ladies and Gentlemen residing al a dis.
lance, that whenever they are favored by orders,
per letter, ii is no less their practice than their in.
tctest to send such an instruu CIT as shall bear the
s rictcst scrutiny.
These PIANO FORTES are extremely handsomc
and convenient instruments, possessing 4 full, rich
and brilliant tone.
G5-Reco'lect CHICKERING'S IMPROVED PI.
ANO FGRTES to be had of HALL & Co, Nor
! Tx, Va, better instruments and lower price than
any other in America
They will be sold at manuflcturcr's prices and
warranted in every respect first rate.
We have recently received a full supply, and
hourly expect further additions.
Prices from $3.50 10 $500. Oct 90
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MISCELLANEOUS
.TAKE NOTICE

WHAT the Subscriber has just received a lot of
Il DOUBLE and SINGLE G~UNS-SingleG Guns
as low az So 90, aud Double Guns as low as So pOj
a,ao, Pistais, Shot Bags, GsIuc Rags, Powder
TASKS, Nipple Keys, Wad Cuttets, Percussiou
caps oil all the diffcren, qualities. Canister Powder,
Drinking C"ps, and every article called for by a
sportsman. Ills the determination uf the Subscri-
Der net to he nn''ersoid, or under worked. aud per-
from him as can be purchased in this section of
country. Also, al work in the Gun line will be
warranted 10 be done as well and as cheap, If not
cheaper, than can be done here or elsewhere; 80
Gall ut the Sign of the Mammoth Gun, High street,
p"nIsnouth, va. ono door cast of the Old Dominion
MI auo ger harga,ns' ano no mistake.
attended to.
Sept 90 J. A. SPALDINC.
N. b.. Old Copper and Brass taken in exchange
for wo k, or the highest cash price paid for il.
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THOMAS TATEM,

- EY AT law,
WlLL pra' tcc IN the Superior and Inferior
w Courts oi Princess Ammo, Norfolk and Nan
scmond Counties, and of the City of Nor folk. He
wiii attend |" business when desired in any other
CounIy Portsmouth, April TOD
VOCAL MUSIC. II. HEWITT. Professor
' of Music, respectfully Informs the ci,izcos of
Pnrtsmouth and its viciuity, that he will commence
a Series of Lectures on Vocal Music at Mrs. Young's
Portsmouth Female Semi airy, az soon as a suff-
cient number of Puoil shall be Obtained. His svs.
tenn OF Instr octiou is peculiar to himself alone, and
mas met with exclusive favor in New York, Balti-
more and Washington.
For further particulars. apply at the Seminary.
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From the New Haven tc..> Regi ster.
AN HONEST BUT TRAITORoUS CON
FESSJON

fESSJON.
Mr.. CnIliss of Boston. in a late speech in de-
renee OF Hon. Mr.. Winthrop's vote on the war
bill, is reported by the Boston Courier, whio. 10
have said
"H tcds yell understood in .Menico. that .
party existed in the United States. so radicaIv
opposed to this war, upon principle, and 81 firm
IN their Of The President for plscinu
Gen. Taylor where he then was, that IL ,rns he
teUed he t1OuId not be reScDedl The Mexican
government counted upon him as their certain
prey. FROM THIS CIRCUMSTANCE"
The wings had better not shed any more Tears
over I" The poor Mexicans killed at Palo Alto"
as it seems they were induced to cross the Rio
Grande, and attack Gen. Taylor, ffom what lhey
read in the wing newspapers! They supposed
our brave little army would not be rescued. -
because the wings were abusing The PresiJenti
and they counted confidently ON another Alamo
massacre OF our little army! There is little
doubt but such would have been the result. had
Taylor been defeated. cit vas well understood
in Mexico that The wings were opposed ia The
war. and that they wOnld not rescue him -
Who then rs responsible for the lives Of those
Mexicans-who like many others have been de.
ce1Ved by wing panics and promises ; and what
should be thought of Members Of Congress. who.
with the belief that Gen. Taylor would he de
ieaied, refused to vote supplies. and would have
lett their brave cOuntrymen to the fate of Crockett
and Faunin In all our difficulties wnh foreign
governments. this same factiOus spirit has hindered
negotiation, weakened the influence Of our Gov
eminent abroad, and encouraged the enemy. Bot
II has this good effect-it keeps them down at
homeland as at Palu Alto, disappoints all who
put their trust in it. " It is we'll understood in
Mexico by ibis time, we imogine.
---
k5"As the winter approaches, Benevolence
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-10-29
MEDICAI NOTICE

nOCTOR T.. N. MERCER, very respect
- fully offers hi Professional Sea vices to the in.
haoitauts of Portsmouth and vicinity. He pro Aos.
cs no re'e' encc. save that Of the experience Of an
average share of practice, attended with ~lettering
success, Tor nearly five years. Though credentials
duced if required.
Office and residence Of High street, in the build.
ing lormeriv occupied by Doctor JoHS p. YouSo.
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NOTICE or pEJ,ITIoN

sent to the Next Legislature of the State of Virgin
"a asking for an Act of Incorporation of the Town
and privileges enjoyed by all other incorporotnd
towns In the State of Virginia, municipal, judicial.
ana executive; and asking for a Ferry to run
across the Elizabeth River, touching at some noint
Ia the City OF Norfolk, to be allowed to carry ffcirht
and passengers, the proceeds of which to be appro-
Prlated to the liquidation Of the debt and taxes of
Portsmouth. Seot 10 ISte
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-10-29

HOUR OF LEAVING CHANGED TO 6 A. M.
The quick and beautiful low pressure Steamer
Augusta, running in conncxion with the Richmond
aud Petersburg Rail Road, leaves Wright's wharf,
Norfolk. every Tuesday, Thursday alI Saturday
at b A. Nj for the above cities and towns. Pass n
gers b eakfast on board the Augusta aud arrive at
Port Wal hall at halt past - NJ, where trains leave
Immediately for both Petersburg and Richmond
arriving at Petersburg by half past p. NJ, and
at Richmond about . p. Nj, about two hours in adj
vance of The oil James River Line. and in a Boat
unsurpassed in her accommodations, and The atten.
ton OF her officers to the comfort of her passengers.
Returning the passengers Rave Richmond and Pc
TIC sburg every Monday, Wednesday and Friday,
at half past 5 a. NJ, breakfast on board the Auous.
ia, and arriving at Norfolk about half past 1 n. nj.
IL viii he pera cived from the above, that this
comfortable and expeditions line gives TO nersons
visiting Richmond or Petersburg on business tho
opportunity of transrcting it and rrturninr NV the
boat of next morning, s as To be absent from, their
homes u single night only.
The Augusta il! stop at The usual landings on
James River TO take in and put out way travcl, and
at any Other points on the river where a signal is
made.
The public may rest assured that it is the deter
nnnntlOn of the Projectors to keep up this Line
permanently; am to accommodate travellers bc.
tween Nor!ols or Portsmouth, and Richmond and
Petersburg. and the Cities of the District of Colum,.
bia, in the best manner and at the lowest rates.
For further information. tickets or trCi rht. annIv
to w. II GARNETr & co.
N. b. The central position of the II. s. p. r. r..
Depot in Richmond, and its ooutiguity to the prin-
cipnl Hotels, and Place OF starting of the Cars from
the North and West, and the Canal Packets for
Lynchburg, adds TO the economy as we'll az the
conrcnicnccs of this Line. Oct q
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BLUE LAVA ORNAMENTS.

and make their selection, rs they will go of as
speedily as the others did. Also in store a fine lot Of
Silver, Shell, Buffalo and Brazilian Polka Combs.
The community generally are invited TO call and
see one OF the best and most extensive stocks of
SILVER AND PLA
TED WARE, ancy and Military foods, ever OF
Tered In the City, all of which shall he sold as low
as az any City store. }. Nj. FREEMAN.
CA large assortment of Steel, Silver and Gold
Bcads, Purse and Bag Clasps, Purse Mountings,
&c, at very low prlcc+. Oct 20
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MEDICINAL USES OF Win CuEpp,

Ever since the settlement Of America. wild cher
r,y has been known to possess every important me.
;iiSinai virtue. Eeery body knew this fact. but no
Oody knew now to extract its essential pt operties-
Every mother gives Wild Cherry tea 10 her Chill.
drcn for worms, for colds, and for almost every
disease and adults throughout our country arc in
me habit OF making a compound syrup of Wild
merry BARK and other ingredients. to be used in
spring as as antidotc to complaints Incident to that
chanseini season. 1t is found by experiment that
inc WIG Cherry possesses even far more inpor-
tant Qualities than was ascribcd to it,. For the first
stages OF Consumption, Asthma, no matter hon,
Tong Standing, Coughs, Liver Complaint, etc, il il
proved TO be the best medicine known to man. DR..
"istar's Balsam of Wild Cherry is a chemical ex.
tract, combined with a similar extract from Tar
which enhances its value. It's success in CURING
pulmonary disease, in almost every stage. after
our best physicians could do no more, has aston
ishcd the faculty, and led them to confess that Wis.
tar's Balsam of Wild Cherry possesses a principle
heretofore unknown among medical men
Be careful and get the genuine DIR. WISTAR,S
bALSAM OF WILD None genuine
9nicss signed by l. BUTTS Address all orders to
SETH w. ~ Boston, Mass.
VS-for particulars see DR.. Wistar's treatise on
consumption, to be had Of the agent.
c. HEINIrSH, Agent
NorIolE, VI. a; SANTOS, and also by Druggists
generally in this State.
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TRUSTEE'S SALE.-Pursuant to a Deed of
a. Trust executed TO me by John Snider, for the
benefit of David Edwards. bearing date the 22nd
day OF October, 1916, and duly recorded, WILL
BE SOLD, before the Court House door of Norfolk
County, In the town of Portsmouth, on MONDAY,
the End day of November, all that certain 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 SITS,
ana bounded as follows, to wit beginning at the
intersection of said streets and rannin@ East on
County street one hundred and forty five feet to
Littieton Cones line, thence South along said
Cones line one hundred and thirteen feet, thence
West one hundred and forty-fve feet to Green at.
thence North and along Green street one hundred
and thirteen feet to the beginning, with its appur-
tenancCs. Terms cash.
ARTHUR EMMERSoN, Trustee.
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Oct 22-tds
THIRD FALL Ly Tho Ann n

THIRD FALL SUPPLY by the Ann ID,
Il just received and for sale at he New York
Boot and Shoe Store. We are now opcnirp our
third Fall supply of BOOTS AND SHOES by the
Ann ID. which we offer upon as advantageous terms
as can be found at any other store. and i'm many
Kinds o. goods which we have recently reccived.-
The price and quality are without competition i'm
Norfolk.
BY the schr Mary Jane, we arc opening this day
Boy and Youths heavy fall Boots. purchased for
cash at the large sales in Boston and New York, to
which we invite the attention of dealers.
10 cases Mems Thick Boots at s so the pair, or
: 80 by the case, as good as are generally sold at
So 90.
10 cases Water Proof Boots of superior quality,
from So 90 to 3 so.
10 cases Double Stitch Brogans, very heavy and
at much less than former prices
J.H GREGORY,
Next TO the Farmers Bank, Main st, Norfolk.
Oct II
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nor THE TOILET.-wc rcsr

E'OR THE TOIkET.-Wc respectfully call
a the attention of the Ladies and Gentlemen Of
rorlstionth and vicinity, TO an excellent assert
mcnt OF Genuine PERFUMERY, sc.
FAkINA Che real articlc) import.
cd by DR.. Santos, of Norfolk.
GLENN'S 81 SANDS PURIFIED REApS or
ROWLAND'S GENUINE MACASSAR OH.
ROUSSEL'S COSMETIC CREAM, preveniipg
hands Taco, &c, from chopping, and beautifying
ROMAN KALYOoR, for removing pimples.
f~rccklcs, tan, sun burn, blotches, redness of the
gives clearness TO the skin truly beautiful.
fAlPH SOAP, to give a radiant whitenoss TO
the most Bilious com2lcxion, its constant use be-
slows a delicacy and fairness.
Together with a large assortment of Tooth and
Hair Brushes, Dressing Combs, Lilly White, Per
i1med Chaik Balls, Pearl Powder, Lonlon Myrtle
pomatum. Creme de Perse, &c, &c. For sale al
the Drrg Store, Sign of the Big Mortar.
Oct % CHAS Fl. HElNITSH. Agent
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-10-29
For the New Era.
&c.
New YORK, Oct 26. 5 p. M.

~" TVNh, OC0 ~. y I 7. w.
no change in Cotton since my last. although
sales have been active.
"A sensible decline is observed in Flour. Fine
tennessee brands have went as low as S5S7t-
we quote at the close of the market To day 1915
a S5 S7t. Some small sales were nude of
Southern, Howard street and Georgetown, rang,
ing as above Richmond city is quoted nominalIy
at 81. There are some Is Or 20 ships now load.
ing at this port with provisions for England
business is active.
Coma lot of 1000 bushels rather inferior
Southern changed hands a, 65A a 60 cents 1000
bushels OF mixed Western went of al 20 cents.
Hay is firm at 45 a so cents per 100 lbs. Oats.
30 a 37s cents per bushel.
IuIpentine finds sale at $3.50 per Dbl. of $50
lbs, Spirits command 45 a SO cents, cash. pet
gallon.
Pork is depressed a 'trife. Mess commands
S9.S7A a $40. Beef, mess. 81. so a SS pr
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MEDICAL GARD

nR. l.. ". NEWTON tenders his Profession.
- al Services to the Public, aud may be found
al MIR ltILL's Boarding House, in Gosport, near the
Navy Yard, at all timcs, except when he is absen I
Oh business. Sept 24-im