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Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-03
NOTICE.

Christopher G. Chinn, Esq. is my law
ful agent to transact my business. during
my absence. ALI persons indebted 10 ne
for professional services or otherwise, are
earnestly requested to settle with him i'm.
medsately as am compelled 10 close up
my business.
n. b. Mr.. Chinn can always be found
at The Drug store of B. J. Malone & Co
Soultsof the Public Square
JOSEPH Q. WALKER
Guard will please copy.
Jan 8, ISi6.-20-lm
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-03
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

The undersigned having. at the Decem-
Der Term. 1915. of the Probate Court of
Marsha. County State of Mississippi, been
appointed administrator of the estate OF
George Mayer, Decd. hereby request all
persons indebted to said estate TO come for
ward and make payment; and all persons
having claims against said estate are mott.
fed 10 present them. duly authenticated, !,
for settlement in the time prescribed by
law or thev will be forever barred
JAMES KLDER, Adm.
Tan 2f-t946-6t
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-03
KEEEs, WILSON g. Co..
COMMISSION MERCHANTS

81 Camp Streef, NEW URLEANS
UTOULD again tender their services 10 heir
w friends and the public generally. IN TIE
sale OF Cotton and The transaction OF Commission
yes 0 use every exertion 10 promote he iateT~S'
of and render satisfaction To those who mag cen
fide business 10 their charge.
We have Open Policies ofInsuTaRce, Ia cover
all shipmeAts Of Cotton consigned 10 our az
dress Those wishing Insurance wlil write
across the face OF the Bill Of Landing, Z" faSA-
rance UaHted." and forward the original 10 Is
by plail. We shall keep ali CoGlon Tally n
sured against fire here until sold.
We will furnish our friends with Bagglng.
Rope, Family Groce ries, SC, ii the lowest cash
price, when ordered.
Liberal cash advances VIII be made On Cotton
or Bills of Lading. in hand
j. w LuMFK.N is our authorized Agent. and
will promptly attend 10 any hsSiness conhded to
him.
Oct. II-6m.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-03
MUSIC FOR THE MILLION
BY Tfyon N. Yancey. Judge Of The
Probate Court of Marshall County

BY Tryon " Yancey. Judge Of The
Probate Court Of Marshall County.
Mississippi.
NOTICE is hereby given. that on appii
cation 10 me, by George A. Wilson and
Mary NJ. Wilson bis wife. of Marshall
County, Mississippi, who claim an undivi>
ded sixth part Of three quarters Of land, to
wit the NV. S-W and S>E qua rters
OF Section twenty three, township FIVE, of
Range four West. | have nominated
jarvis Milan. Brantly Sugg, and Thomas
B. Coleman, Commissioners 10 divide the
said tracts Of land into equal paris or shares;
and .uuless proper objections are stated to
me at a Probate Court 10 be holden al the
Court House in the town oil Holly Springs
on the q I'd day Of March, lS46. the said
Jarvis Milan, Brantiy Sueg and Thomas
B. Coleman, will then be appointed com.
mi ssioners, to make partition OF said lands,
pursuant 10 an act entitled ian act concer
ming the partition of lands held by copart-
ners, Joint Tenants and Tenants in COM
mon"
| Given under my hand and seal. this
| 24lh day Of Decembe r, lS45.
Il. Nj. YANCEY, p. J. SEAL.
Jan, 3, 1876 mo 20-2m
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-03
Holly Springs Select Schoel.

TIE next Session Of this Institution
commences on the first Monday N Janua>
~, 1876. By association Of the subscri-
bers. We are prepared TO receive an enlar>
ged number os pupils. The Institution
will be co1 Quoted on the same principles
as ereso.ore-sffording q most favorable
opportunity TO pursue. either English.
Classical. or Mathematical studies 10 any
desirable extent. Composition aud OFatos
~ will form part OF the duties Of the
more advanced students. Strict attention
will be paid to the moral department. of
every puYii.
Terms per session q: months
or 20 Weeks.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT., slOUO
JUNIOR DEPARTMENT. SI5.OU
SESIoR DEPAhTiENT. $4,000
FRENcH, SPANIsH, or HEsREw, (exIra1: SO "
Boarding, (inclading washing, fuel,
lights &c. } pei month, @A0 q
Seasonal fee of 80 c;s per pupil for fuel,
serv'ls hire.
All terms half payable IN advance and
the remainder at the close OF each session
Tuition charged from The time OF entrance
10 The close of each session-no deduction
except for protracted sickness 1t IS much
for the interest of pupils 10 be entered IN
the first day ofthe session.
G. PARISH. A. III
Is. F. HAWKINS. a. b
Dec. 90, lSI5-3i
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-03

Wy il b econ ng a ifals trd like bsicg
made an Odd Feiiow2 Ans. Because IL -
done by degrees
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-03
Holly Springs Female Institute.

The next session of this institution Will
commence on Monday the 18th OF January
1876. Charge will be made from the
time of entrance until the end of the ses>
sion. No deduction made for abse nee, /,
except in protracted illness. Halt OF the
fees for boa rd and tuition must be paid in
advance.
JAMES WEATHERBY
Prlnctpia. 4
Jan 3d-20-1S46.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-03

SUET keeps good all the year round if
chopped. and packed ina stone jar and GOV.
cred with msissses.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-03
DsmeneaI.

elsa two clouds al morning,
Tinged with he rising sun
And in the dawn they Aoated on
Ana miagle1 into one"
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-03
ST. THOMAS HALL.
HOLLY SPRINGS, MESsISSsPPI.

GreroR THE EEv. ID. c.. PAGE, d. D.
TFRNS-The ACCIDENTAL year to con.
sist of two Sc ssions Of five months each
The expenses of each half session payable
in advance.
Expenses SESSION FOR Boa RDs-
Boarding and tuition 0loo
For DAY PuP.Ls-From and aiter the
2oth Of Dece mber. (he Monday alter
Chris:mas.) at which time the School re-
onens. the Preparatory Glass will he re-
ceived al the reduced rates OF Si5 per Ses-
sion. leavingthe existing rates OF go. so
and $50 per session for the different stages
of advancement in the higher Depart
menfs.
ARTICLES TO BE FURNISHED BY Boar,
rERs.-Table and Tea Spoon; two pairs OF
Sheets; two pillow cases; SIX ioweis;
marked with the Pupils name IN fuli.
Punils entering afteElhe commencement OF
the Session, will be charged IN ProFortion,
according to the above rates.
The course of instruction will embrace
all that constitutes thorough English.
Classical and Mathematical education. to-
ge,her with the elementary prime pies OF
Vocal Music. Arrangements are confem
nla,ed for adding French to The course a.
hove specified, so soon as it may be found
practicable
RI. Rey'd James Fl. Otey, Columbia, Tennessee
Revsd p. w. Aston. Memphis.
Hon Joseph ": Chalmers. -
| CO... John D. Martin,
Henry Anderson Ed HOLY oPi'asS' -
Waller Goodman, ESq- :.
Col. Benjamin Williams. Marshall county, !.
| Gen r. i. Brownrigg. Columbus, :.
4 r. h1r
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-03
80 RMAsToDoN sEED-CAu.

f-gA RMAsTODoN SEED-CAu-
ksrzmxxzs TIos. hold myself responsi.
JzgEEzzzEse JzgEEzzzEse bic for the purify or geauin
ness of no Mastodon Cotton Seed, unless
sold by myself or my agents who have ex-
press wIiten authority. and ,oi!h nay name
on erery sack. My present crop is he first
and only entire crop of Mastodon cotton
ever raised in the United States. and
have taken the utmost pains to destroy al.
other seed on the plantation TO keep this
pure. tx ABBE y.
Yazoo City, Miss, Jan. 8, 1916. st.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-03
WANTED, IMMEDIATELY.

A GOOD SAWYER. To one &C goO1 rhaTae-
n Ter and who understands his business lhoE-
oughly, 90 ID wages ami constant emPIev Rl
w II be given. Apply al the Store OF a. B- Nia-
son & CO., Holly Springs, or 10 the Subscriber
at The "Polk Mills" ) miles east Of Holly
Srongs. >. MASON.
Dec. I3 1915 nI7-3i.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-03

Sar$-
We are indebted to Mr.. n. L. L,rinr,
who has just returned from a trip down the
river, 10 look after property afoa, in fat
boats. for the following list of boats. wreck
Cd by the ice. between this city and Louis
vile:
The boats. belonging 10 Potts 81 Davis.
loaded with hDur. are aground at Craigs'
Bar, just below Veyay, and IN much dan
ger.
Five boats sunk az Madison. and cargoes
saved ia adamaged state. VIZ:
OHe, Armstrong master. wiki l4OG Dbls.
four.
One, Mckay do 1900 do
Oae GaIusha do. fur, buckwheat,
&c.
One coal boat
One -four bort. owned by Mr. Flora, car
go stved insured
a fiat boat, Thomls master, owned by
Potts & Davis, with 1900 bbls, flour, was
! cot down by tiie ice, and sunk at Cooper's
Bar below Madison Flour badly injured.
A fiat boat laden with bulk meat, was
cut down and sunk near Bethlehem, 20
miles below Madison. Cargo total loss.
| No insurance--owner unknown
| Two bats laden with -four. cut down
/ by the ice at Pauerson's Land:ng, four
/ miles below Bethlehem. Cargo saved IN
| damaged coudi,on-insured.
WOMEN AND DANCING i believe
woman would do great deal for dance"
sand Dc. Growing "Ihey are very fond OF
] saiiatorv motiOn remember once in my
| hfs used to flutwitb one who was great
f,v1ri,e in provincial town where lived
and she was invited 10 ball there. and con
Fl ted 10 me she had no stockings TO appear
10. and without them her presence at the
bail was GU. of the Question.
II. a. was hint for you to buy the
Stockings" said Dick.
mo. you're OUT said Growing. "She
knew was as poor as herself out though
she cou d not rely on my purse, she had
every conliIence IN my taste and5udgment,
aud consulted me on plan she formed Tor
going 10 the ba in proper twig. Now
what do you th nix it was =
10 go in cotton, suppose" returned
Dick
'Oat again. you'd never guess It. and
onlv woInan could have hIt On the expe-
dienl Il was the fashion IN those Gays
f,r ladies ia suli dress 10 wear pink stock
iugs, and she proposed painting her Iegsr'
Painting her legs y trey all exclaim
cd.
.Faci, ST." said the d ,clor. "and she
relied oa me for telling her If the chea
was successful
And was 2" asked Du,fy.
Don't be 10 hurry. Tom. ! complied
m one conlt'ion. nameiy-tl,at l shoulC
be the painter"
'.Oh you Cd rascal - said Dick.
a capital bfrgain." said Tnm Durfy.
."Bul not a safe covenant" added the at
iorney.
\ ''Dnn'l interrupt me, gentlemen" saI
= The Doctor. Il got some rose pink accor
: diugly, and defy all the hosi5rs in Not
it ngham to make a tighter fit than old o
y Iiule Jenny and pretlfer pair OF s,ocl
ings Lever saw"
o ..And she went TO the oall 2" said Dick.
: ''She did,
o "Aad the trick succeeded" added Du
e f..
II so com plelely." said the Doctor, 'thi
a several ladies asked her to recommend h'
J. DYER to them So you see what -wona
5. will do To go to dance. Poor llttfe Jei
;, nv she was a merry minx-by the by
E. she boxed M ears that night for joke
5 made about the Stockings. Jenny SAID
a for fear your s,ockicgs should fall dow
"a when you are dancing. hadn't you beIt
j, lei me paint a pair of gayters on them !
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-03

TAkE$ 9p eF Salee@ E@E~s -aF.-& a@a
ale noElA =. Cree @zr-=~. p ~ss- $50
ere n1v AcrSe Esth sz8r ee 1- 11~s a4af s4
kfS tzce <aeoo-est 80 AaFe - = = - - ~ -
--.-~..Is - 80 - azn1s AaxE AHrzaH-e4
Ry Iar,~s HAIR. r1st 81 <Sr-7 - E--a-44s-
ne Ssgrrri h1-S~ eaal4 ~anF@~e1 q - 49, -
- ---s-,- fess kza1 t1cx Afe-Ar Ell - -
~ = 10 Iawwmuarr. e-nE aHaFrra -a1@a@F -4aza lH<1
- - 50 ssa4 t-eE u1l< - lee 1zcE- t'.e
-k..l rraar al AL n-1ne fhsr- saFF@as- ~ rs p
rwars Old APff4H>el 81 es -
BY Cos = Sell Nrsn< Zzars So ef
----rFn - P.-asan1 - 1=r f-zM >~@srHF
- - ~ssrr<a rn.re nas~. 49, - 4-@-a nza
s,arrra waEh z~=F. AFHEas=~- 90 $50
By 49, HaEk1ns. ssEie< ausaHt = --A #H
E-errmir-s-tn a. e-rr rl-re. - -1ras elan 2ft
: ~~.r~ - nr4f = rsx Aes-e-r % 9-sa
- - arNG a1l11-f ktnrRHH. a. g.
rer -. lsx5--
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-03
obituary.

Leaves have their time TO fall
And flowers 10 wilher al the north winds breath
And stars 10 set; but ALL
Thou hast all seasons for thine own o DEArEr'
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-03

The London Times contains a letter
fIom its Mexican correspondent, which
says.
la the opinion of many. the existence,
as a nation, of Mexico, is Fastening to us
termina,ion; and as far as | can see, no
great man appears who is equal TO the re
public. The government is powerless e.
ven in the capital, the departments barely
hold on TO the central state. there is no
population to tiIl the finest soil IN the
world, aud riches above and below ground
remain unexpIored for want OF intelligence
and hands 10 work them. If England
sriH nor Interfere the doom o Heraco IS
sealed. and in fhe course Ofa fec gears u
must be Incorporated lciih the lHsted
States.
AOuAzER WuMAN's SPEEoH.-Dear
friends. there are three things very much
wonder al. The first, that the children
should be so foolish as to throw up stones
bric.. hats and clubs into fruit trees. 70
knock down the fruit-if they would let y
alone II would fall of itself. The second
i that men should be so foolish. and even
so wicked. as to 60 to war and kill one an
other-ifthey would let one another alone
they would die Of themselves. And the
last thing | wonder at most Of all IS. that O
Young women-ifthey would stay al home
The Young men would come after them
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-03

CO1Szslirg = Frsnea. Ens rs. z-ii AFarfz-
can Letter P4re- Of b<Az-ffsl ssxture 18ars~
ID 10 the New Pus-1Er Lau. ca F1-lse
Pot Cannsscia. aal Paeks. Pos- Ps7-r-
Ssafsuz Nax Mes G'sss All Br1-zs
luksran3s. Cso-1 an SleEi pas Eahaaaez
F.ssssny Cards Me- Papsr. Rrz,erz.
C..ds. BIl.z e I.a2nS. Cn-sk Bscks Pen
R.rks. Posirsllas. ls.sy Fe 1-rs- Maler
>sanrs. I.as.es' Wark Bsxes NFs4aE
D.. &e s. A.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-03

The rum bottle is said to be the cisi' cru
chile, in which he nseits down ali the gov
of mans nature.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-03

rFW- r. II > -0as1aasly rFcsa rz1E fll-a
tie E.a=t a. li iaa= - rs s-a-c< sd rtsq1---
fzIly inTi-ss u-ra 4seTs e ca sad era
ine for ghemsErss. as -e e -r-rrFfuea %
s-ll a - ice> 4Aat ranas. --l .1 g. z-as>
fa-fian-
u~p5si-. Tsa. Nov Is. Isfs-az
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-03

which never refuses fair hearing and req
resen'arion to any purity.
10 seems TO Us therefore worthy of the Sc.
rious attention Of Congress-whelher both
public policy aud the public purse do not
recommend that the official paper be left to
is own resources and its own responsi bili>
ty.-CoErter and Eaquirer.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-03
Afsa--AreeunE neaI.s.

Incla1ins L~5gers. Io4Easls. Dy Rea4s
Iuvoier Baoks. b. Beaks. Ree. q Basks
aad AiessosandcEa Bees
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-03
Unparalleled AtlraeiiVR J
FRESH STOCK or B0ONS AND
STATIONERY

4" e lhose read uew, uhe -ezer rera sxf1-e
An1 tAcse xAc u alHzys rrz1, ass s-ls tk= zlrs
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-03
". T. TANNEHllI.
BOOKSELLER.
Jefferson 81. 1Ienphs :.
RESPECTFULLY IEvsss s-e ss5raIlaa
of ~ trends aa9 the rzb.5e l. a. -sEW
BOOKS,

z &racinE Las an Nsescai Ra,Ess tl.s-
toslcai and Thsol5sacal Warks. = Ersal 50
rseiv Of rusllcn,se1s "a sfszs3af- aul AIzars-
l,ueoas Litzrsiure Schoal Bsas-s aai 20
iate nonular %rx-iS an R1aaancc4
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-03
STR AY SALES

Jan. 3, 2G-I846-6t.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-01-03

their journals. and mutually irri;ated by
mutual inSOleEces-might force their gov
ernments into tie extreme measure, which
each nevertheless might desire, aud posi-
blysee the means honorably TO avoid.
At any rate it makes negotiation more
difficult and muIiiplies obstacles in the paths
q Peace-because every seeming recession
hon ground once taken-although unwar-
Tan.aDly taken-is always susceptible al
misinterpretation and therefore will be re-
ilcIantly submitted TO by high spirited Peo'
pie.
On the score Of public utility. there can
ae no Preieace for the creation OF such DIN
cal organs. Newspapers sufficient Tor a.l
honest and avoved purposes exist and "ii
exist Washington-aud until the rule o.
Secksonism began, no such conulvahct
was dreamed OF. as an Executive organ
mere. Ii is one OF the heir-looms Oh essi
fearful and multiplied are those neir
'0oms-lefi IN the country by that most as
aalIous and demoralizing tule.
The actual condition OF things seems Ia
eorable 70 getting rid Of this misehievous
ooomaly. There is nothing IN the salehl
~ ~ rrOiscrstIon, or power, with which the
oaion has been edited. TO give II any hold
we imagine. even on It's own party. while
'aefe are papers which without MS silly
Ssousm aud real empliness--would not les!
emfsnily represent the views of the dom
iaAni party. and there is always there sha
HAy naticnal paper. the In;elligencer
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Ice Cream, Confectionery, SC
MRS. MALONE

III AtlNG, at great expense, much enlar ged
IL and beat titled her 4" OLD STAND" on the
Corner Of Middle and High Streets most respectful
ly tenders her thanks to generous public, who
has literally patronzed her and solicts contin-
uance of their favors
Heretofore, her ICE CREAM SALOON has been
Inconvcnienly small for the comfort of her friends
and she has, this season. done every thing for their
comfort and convenience. Her large Saloon on
the second floor, will be found elegantly furnished
retired and airy, where Parties of Ladies nd Gen
tlcmen will be waited upon with CoNrEcrIoss
CAKES and Ice CREAMS, in all their varieties and
richness
She has made such arrangements for manufac-
turing her own CANDIES, that she hesitates not
TO assure her town and country customers that
they cannot but be pleased, only with the dual.
ltv OF her Articles hut also with the price as ahc
Is determined to sell as low at any other market
and even make it an object for Dealers to trade
with her.
1t Is useless for her to say any thing in praise of
her CAKE BAKERY that will receive the same
care and attention, that has made her ESTAB.
LlSHMENT so celebrated throughout the country
Wedding and other Parties, and Families will be
supplied at the earliest moment, after Orders are
received.
Her Stock of FRUITS, NUTS, and every thing
In her line, viii be found the best in the Market
and every thing in season.
Call, then, az the A." OLD STAND, ;" and examine
her STOCK, and such inducements will be offered
as will assure her friends and the public that che
ID determined to be unsurpassed in the ENcFLLEScE
or the Or cHEAPSEss of her GOODS.
April rs
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THE NEW YORK Boor AND SHOE

lsGtIGn Fresh and large arrivals of Boots
!:
stock, at present. is very desirable. and attention
| shall be spared to please every ono.
Just received and for sale ut the New York Boot
and Shoe Store, Ladies Bronze Buskns
Ladies Colorcd Caters
Do Bronze Half Caters
Do Colored Cloth Buskins
Do Black Cloth do
Dn French Morocco Buskins
Do Kid Slippers
Do Black Thin Sole Caters
Do Black Morocco do
Do Fine Kid Ties
Do Fine Morocco Slippers
Do Patent Leather Tics and Buskins, the
prcttiest article that has been offered this
season. and all the rage in New York and
Gentlemen's Fine French Calf Boots
DO Fine Goat Boots
Do Fine Calf Pcgged Roots
Do Fine Goat do do
Do Black Cloth Button Gaitcrs
Do do do Lace do
Do do Bronze do do
Do Goat sewed Bootees
Do Goat pegged Bootccs
Do Grain Downnes
Do Calf half welt Bootccs
DO Heel Slippers
DO Calf sewed Downiugs
Do Light Cloth Button Caters
Nothing can be more comfortable and elegant
than these Caters, and shall be pleased to show
them To any Gentleman for they not to be found
at any other Store in the City.
Misses Kid Caters
De Coored Strap Shoes
Do Morocco Ties and Slippers
Do Patent Leather Shoes, an elegant and
neat shoe for summer. The Misses will please drop
in and look at them.
Mems and Boys Coorcd and White Palm Leaf
Hats.
Gents Double Brim Palm Leaf Hats Just re-
ceived and for sale at the New York Boot aud Shoe
Store. j. IL. GREGORY.
April 30 Norfolk.
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INO BUlLDERS.--l would inform builders
contractors and others. that am prepared to
put on Lin Roofs at the shortest notice, in the best
manner, and at reduced prices. Also Cutters and
Conductors put up in the best STYLE and materials
war; anted. will refer to any person who has en-
pioyed me- All kinds of jobbing done in the best
possible manner. Copper Work of every descrp-
t'ou executed, and every other kind of Work in
my line done with punctuality AID dispatch.
DANIEL s. CHERRY
April % Under the Cid Dominion Office
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TROCERTES.--l75 bags Rio Coffee, 25 bo1e
VI double and single Loaf Sugar
20 bbs Crushed Sugar
300 boxes American and London Mustard
100 do Ground Pepper and Allspicc
100 do Jackson and DalletPs Candles
300 kegs Baltimore and Eastern Nails
so packages fresh Gunpowdcr Tea
100 kegs No. /, Virginia bard
so bbls Baltimore Gin
80 do Philadelphia and New York Gin
so do Northern Apple Brandy
100 do Common Whiskey
20 do Philadelphia Cordial
20 half bbls Scotch Snuff
300 lbs Indigo
IS half pipes and ar casks Cognac Brandy
40 boxes No and Chocolate
50 do Pipes
300 lbs Wrapping Irvine
20 hhds Western Sides Bacon
ALSO,
1000 packages Manufactured Tobacco
/ 500 bbls Supo fine Flour, for sale by
JOSIAH WILLS
April ~ Commerce street
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NEW YORK CONTRIBU TIONSHIP
INSURANCE COMPANY

YNHE Subscriber has this day received notice
Il from the Company follows:
The Board of Directors of this Company hav-
ing determined to discontinue business holders OF
policies are requested to hand them in for CANCEL
ment" $50 III
On the receipt of the Policies issued at this Agen-
cy, the subscriber is directed to give the ceItif
Gates of the Company for pro rata return prcmj-
ums. GEORGE NJ. Balm, Agent
Portsmouth April 2S--tf
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INSURANCE AGAINST LOSS BY


VNHE Subscribers, Agents for the United States
Fre Insurance Company Of Ne,o York. Ho,p.
ard Fire Insurance Company of Neto YORK. and
Ffanklin Fire Insurance Company of PHILADELPHIA.
continue to Insure Buildings, Merchandise, Sc, at
the lowest rates of premiums, charged by other
good Offices. SMITH & FISHER "
April 30-lm Norfolk
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HORSES ! HoRSES!.

- YODER'S. CELEBRATED HORSE
r--FIS LINIMENT.-1h his Preparation has
AEE&aE& given general satisfaction for more
TX w than forty years. 1t is well known
%SGS2Ez2ssand extensively used by the old Ger
man Horse Farmers throughout the United States
is used in some of the troublesome diseases
with which the HORSE is affected such as SPAWN
aud Ringbonc, Old Strains, Swellings, Stiffness of
the joints Calls produced by the Collar or Saddle,
Strains of the Shoulders Strains of the Stiffle,
strains OF the Hvugh, Strains of the Whrlbonc
Strains OF the Knee, Strains of the Fctlock, Strains
of the Pastern and Coffin Joints 1t very soon
cures old or fresh Wounds, Cuts, Bruises, Sc, and
gives instant relief in the Scratches
This Liniment is highly recommended to FAR
riers Keepers of Livery Stables, Wagoucrs, Sta &c
Contractors, and private Gentlcmcn owning Horses
as an invaluable remedy, and should be constantly
kept in their Stables.
The Genuine for sale at the Drug Stores of C..
IL. HEINlTSH. Agent, Portsmouth; NJ. A. SAN
Tos' ROBERTSON s CoRSIcK, Norfolk and CAY
NoR y Noop, Kichmond April Is
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-05-02
NEW SPRING DRY GOoDs.-JoHl

NJ EW SPRING DRY GOODS.-JOHN
IN COOKE CO., are now opening their Sprng
assortment Of New and Fashionable GOODS, which
they invite the buying community in town and
AID embraces every article usually called for In
their line Of tradc-all of which will be sold at a
small advance by retail and wholesale.
In their assortment will be found beautiful col
lection of new style Bcrrgcs, Balzoreeus Muslins,
Lawns, Ginghams, Shaws, Scarfs, Neck Ties,
Cambrjcks, Checkered Musins Furniture and
Cambrick Dmities, Thread, Cotton, Laces Edp
ings, Gloves, Cotton and Silk Hosiery, Parasols,
Parasolets and Sun Shades, (cheop,) Silk and Cot
ton Umbrellas, Furniture and Garment Calico,
mercs, to which VIC ask particular attention Of the
Gentlemen
Linen Drilling, white and co'ored, some very su
perior; Oregan and Texan Cords Gold and other
mixed Tweeds for Summer Sacks Black French
Summer Cloths, of superior quality; Window
Shades; Curtain Muslin; Musqucto Netting, &c,
&C. April rs