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THE EFFECTS or GAIyANrsM

The wife of a respectable citizen within the
past three weeks was afflicted with te;anus
of l"ck.jaw and for nine days she WAS incapable
of speaking, and could only swallow few tea
spoonstul of water al long intervals The usual
remedies were applied, but without success. and
the friends ct The lady lost all hope of her recov-
cry Dr. H"llick being spoken of, he was called
in. and Supplying The galvanic battery. she was
immediately relieved and parlook of some muir.
Ishmeni. Since that Time she has been improving
under The occasional administration of the galvanc
fluid Ledger.
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BoIE Mr.. Webster'S speech seems 10 he
something OF bore to The Why's. very few of
whom undertake. To wade through its slarnant
pruixy, and the press Of lha, party are quite dis
appointed with it. The american has framed
'seit by promise 10 publish, g not surprising it
would extend beyond printable limit. :" and gives
it la ills readers in divided buses This is severo
On The Gndlik '-=BnLL Rennh
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looks just published by d. Appleton & Co.
- and for sale by w. Fl. IL. HODGES & co.

looks just published by d. Appleton & Co.
- and for sale by w. Fl. IL. HODGES & co
Poems, by Amelia.
Childo Harolf's Pilgrimage.
Rationale of Crime, and its appropriate treat
ment; being treatise Criminal jurisprudence
considered in relation to cerebral organization, BY
Course OF Reading for Common Schools and the
lower classes of Academies, by H. MlndcvilIe Pro.
i'ssor of Moral Science and Bellies Lcttrcs in Ham
ilton College.
Something for Every Body: cleaned in the Old
ton, Esq.
experimental KesearcIcs in the Food of Animals
and the fattcning of Cattle; with Remarks on the
Food of Man, 10y Robert Dundas Thomson, Nj D.
Italian Reader.
Golden Maxms, thought for every day in
the year; selected by Rcv'd Robert Bond
he Chris'iiu Altar or Offices Of Devotion for
INC use oil persons receiving the Lords Supper by
VIM E. Wyatt, d. D., Rector of st. Paul, BaItiI-
hor'.' Nov ID
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FALL DRY GooDs;-JNo. COOKE & CO.
IL most respectfully beg leave to inform the citi-
zcns OF Portsmouth and its vicinity that they have
finished receiving their Fail supply of DRY
GOODS. Their Stock is very complete, and
consists in part follows:
Super Black French Cloths and Cassimercs; Su-
per Fancy French Cloths and CassiIneres; Valen.
cha, and Swansdowu Vestings; Black, Blue, La
vcndcr, Steel Mixed, and other coors Sattinctts
Iwceds for Sack Goats, Kerscys Flannels Blan-
sets, Z ia: Donestics, Brown and Beached do,
Cord. and W hite Canton Fannels, Calicoes of ev-
cry quality, Cashmerts, Mousalin D'Laines Super
Plaid and Striped Silks, Black Italian do Black
Alpacas and BOmba zines, Bleached and Brown
Linen, Table Cloths and Diapers. Russia and Birds
Eye do, Huckerback Towing, Table Napkins Sus-
prnders, Cold and Black Silk Cravats and Scarfs
Collars, Stocks, Bed Quilts, Dimity. Cotton and
Six Hosiery, Cashmere. Blanket, Wooden Nett
and other style Shawls A lso a large assortment
of BRUSSELS and Ingram Carpcting, Passage and
Stair do, and Floor Oil Cloths Carpet Bind
Ings, Cotton Bookings, and many other articles
which cannot be named in advertisement. All
we ask is that our friends and the public generally
will give us call before purchasing, our object
being to sell cheap for cash.
JOHN COOKE CO.,
Oct 10 High street.
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ENCONOMY.-Wc recommend 10 all persons
H who wish to ccpnom;s e, to call ard orc one of
presslv for us by Mcssrs Cornelius & Gu of Phil
adclphia This lot of Lamps far cxccls any we
have ever before offered fo" sale. Among The lot
we have some beautiful p ,ssagc or Hall Lamp<
which We are selling astouishngly cheap.
w. III. II. HODGES * CO..
Nov %
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WHITEHURST,S
DAGU Err cream GALLERY.

MENTIONS BUILDING,
MAIN STREET, NORFOLK. UP STAIRS TO THE RIGHT
Also, So Main street, Richmond.
THE Oldest Establishment in the State; with
Il Light expressly adapted TO the Art The most
superior Apparatus, and certain Chemicals The
Proprietor, by giving his unremittcd attention for
the last four years to bs profession, has been ena
bcd to produce the most correct and beautifully
toned Daguerrean Portraits that have ever been
exhibited.
ihey can be taken without regard TO weather.
and warranted not to fade or rub Off
HIS Specimens arc of his own production. Citi
zens and strangers arc respectfully Invited to call
aud examine them.
Prices from 81 to SO, according to size and style
OF finish
a large assortment OF Stock aud Apparatus al.
ways ON hand and for sale at the lowest cash NJ
ccs: Hours for operating from 9 A. NJ. to d r. NJ
. y Turn TO the right up stairs, as the Room
10 the ei is in ma wise connected with that of the
right. no. g
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IL ACH A NC r ON New York aud Baltimore !,
- sums to suit purchasers can be had at
JNO. ID. GORDAN'S
Dec 5-tf Lottery and Exchanp Office
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commune To be OF pacific character The un-
Happy d'ssens'"ns which have existed among the
e. Tor many years past have been healed
s'' Wy last annual message important treaties
nave oren negotiated with some of the tribes. nv
when me Indian title tn large tracts of valuable
ANUS within the limits of the States and Terri
i "''es, has-been exinguished and arranuemsnts
"'os ,or re'n"sln1 them Ia the country west uf
me Mississippi Bewesn three and fur thnu-
>ann' "t different tribes. have been removed tn
me country provided for them by treaty siipula.
IONS. and arrangements have been made for
i'hers IL G,llnw
{ In our intercourse with the several tribes par
ucuiar attention has been given To the important
subject of education. Tie number of schuos
: established among them has been increased. and
addI'i"nal means provided, mt only for teaching
mem the rndnenis of education but of instruct
ing them IN agriculture and the mecha mic arts
refer you To the report Of the Secretary Of the
navy, Tor satisfactory view Of the operations
ut The department. under his charge during The
pas' year. IL Is gratifying 10 perceive that while
the war with Mexico has rendered il necessary Ia
'mp"y an unusual number Of our aruted vessels
IN her coasts, the proecrion due To nur commerce
IN other quarters of the world has not proved i'm
sni1clent. No means will be spared to give Elf
cheney Ito the naval service in the prosecution
ut the war; ard am happy L, know that The
1thcers and men anxiously desire l., devote them
serves 10 me service ct their country in any en-
irrprise. however difficult Of execution.
recommend To your favorable consideration
The proposition 10 add to each Of our foreign
'qnadTons an efficient sea steamer and "a espe .
ria'ly demanding attention. tho establishment n,
Pensacola. ut the necessary means of repairing
and rehtiine the vessels of the navy employed IN
the Gulf of Mexico.
There are other suggestions in the repur, which
deserve and doub. not. will receive, your Gun
aldrrati"n.
With full reliance upon the wisdom and palri
otsm oi your deliberations. ii will be INV ,uiy as
It Will he my anXiuus desire. Ia ca operate with
You IN every constitutional eff .rt To promote the
welfare and maintain the lnnor of our com,nun
country JAMES K POLK
WASHINGTON, Dec. s. 1886
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DAlNTS, OILS, GLASS, &o.-Wc have re-
ccived from the Northern Citica large supplies
ut Genuine Medicines, Chemicals, Perfuinery Dyc
Stuffs, Dye Woods, Paints, Pure sperm and Lin.
seed Oils, Window Class GALL szesj Patent Medi.
cncz, Garden Seeds, Wcthcril's Pure White Lead
Black and Red Lead, Lithdrgc Lamp Black Vcne'
tian Red. VermilOn, Press Blue, Chrome Green
and Yellow, Turkey lumber, Terrade Sienna Tur'
pcntine, yarnlshcs, Blue Salts. Paris Gtcrn, &c
DYE STUFFS-Log ood Red Wood, Coppcras
Iurmcric' Blue sitriol' Nader, Best Indigo, Yer
digris, Annutto, &c.
Also, another supply Of Real Genuine Harlem OIL,
(imporcd by DR.. NJ a. Santos, of Norfolk VIC
take this method of returning our sincere tbonkS
to the citizens oil Portsmouth, Gosport and neigh.
boring country Tor the patronage literally ex
tended towards this Store, and we c,nfdt utlv as
su them that every excrtipn will be made on our
part 10 meet continuance of the same.
20 Physicians Prescriptions and Fdrnitv Receipfs
compounded OF the purcst ingredients, with acc u
racy and despatch.
- Orders promptly attended to, neatly cxecu-
ted and at prices " hich wi give entire sat, fac ton
CHAS. II. HEINlTSU. Agent,
Member of the philadelphia College of
NOV ~ Medicine, Pharmacy and Chemistry.
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FOR RENT.

q desirable RESIDENCE on County At .
HzazI near Dinwiddic, Two Stories high with
STAT1brlck ba sement. TO good tenant terms
VIII be moderate. Possession given the first of the
year Inquire on the premises of
Dec 5 Mrs F.. GOODWIN
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MISCELLANEOUS.
BLUE LAVA ORNAMENTS.

DLU II La "A OKN AMENTS.
~ have just rec ivcd another
gaS assortment of Blue Lava Pins
Bracelets, Necklaces and Ear
[%N ~SSsSS y Rings.
NFs\ EMMY Also, Turquoise Pins, Brace
Vie GlHEXS lets. Ear Rings, Necklaces
NAY szIGA and Fiug Rings. They are
M 49, frx3 all the latest style of fashion.
~SA~Szs>--,<Ss Ladies' invited to call
ana make their selection, as they will go off as
speedily the others did Also i'm store fine In, of
SILVER, Shell, Buffalo AMI Brazilian Polka Combs
The community generally are invited to ca and
see one of the best aud most extensive stocks of
WATCHES, JEWELRY. SILVER AND PLA.
TED WARE, FANCY and Military floods. ever of-
tered in the CITY, all of which shall be sold rs low
as AT any City Store. j. NJ. FREEMAN
Oj- large assortment OF Steel, Silver and Gold
BEADS, Purse and Bag Clasps, Purse Mouutings,
&C., at very low prices Oct 90
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COMMISSION R'S SALE.--Pursuaut to a
- decree oil the County Court of Norfolk, bearing
ate ON the 10th day o. November, lS46. in a suit
,hereln pending IN Chancery, in hich John F.
n9nng IS Plaintiff, and Mary Louisa Young and
VIM. III. Young infants, are Defendants / shall
proceed to sell at Public Auction for cash before
The Court House of Norfolk County, on the lst day
o. JInnnary mex, at o'cork' the following Real
and Personal Est;te, to wit:
piece, parcel or tract of Land in the Parish of
portsmouth, IN the County of Norfolk, situated at
the he1d of the Western Branch containing ONE
HUNDRED AND THIRTY FIVE ACRES, more or
less a"d which was devised to the parties in the
suit ny the Will of Charlotte Coley, deceased.
Ana Slaves Nancy and Isaac, the ,st about TWEEN
ty one years of age. JOHN COOKE
Dec 5-tds Commissioner
Beacon copY 3iawiGsl
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MISCELLANEOUS.

GORDAN'S LOTTERY OFFICE,
Est side INC Marked
Draviug Of the Sussex Co. Lottery, C,ass IO1
80 81 10. IS, 3, "a. 81, rs, 7. So, 50, IL
% 1910. 50 81, so 65 7s, 3 mo Prizes sold
Dravi"g of tho MononZalia Lottery, Class 40
l. 35s72 30 81, Z, s, Cd, 81, n, az. 9. 10.
|, 80. 81, another prize sold at this Office.
100000!
New Jersey. Lottery, Glass 81.
IS The Drawing received Tomorrow Morning
rs Numbers, II drawn ballots.
Capitals 20 200, of 5000 of 9 500 OF 9 600
of I 500, of 1000 SC
49,, Tickets only S5-Shares in proportion
Tickets to be had Mt JNO ID. GORDAN,S
LOTTERY aud Exchange Office Norfolk
Where the hirhest premium is paid for Gold,
Silver and Speci6 Checks Dec s
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yU1RJTSTEE,s sALE.-Purs,an, - b, nj

i Trust from George Beatty, and Ann r, HE
wife. hearing date 25th april 1874 of record IN
the Clerks Office of Norfolk County To secuTo -
certain dcbt therein mentioned, to the Bank of VIZ
giua, WILL BE SOLD, a. Public Auction for casb
Def re the Court House Of Norfolk County on
THURSDAY, the lOth day of December 1915 -
IL o'clock, HOUSE and LOT OF LAND sitnatcd
Oh London street, in the town Of Portsmonth 90
mencing on the North side Of London street a. H.
line Of James R. Parrish, thence running East
along London street thirty feet to the line Of Iobn
Thomson, th nee North one hundred and Hir,cor
feet, thence West parallel TO London street tbiriv
feet, thence South one hundred and thirteen feet ~
the beginning, with its appurtcnances
JNO a. CHANDLER
Nov l9-tds
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DERFUMERY.-W have just received a
y large lot Of PERFUMERY, sumo in beautiful
Fancy Bottles, among the lot we bsvc some man
uiactured by the justly celebrated Fafina We are
selling our stock OF Pcrfumcry very low, and think
and look ut our assortment before purchasing else
where. w n. r. HODGES & RI
Nov u
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XHTBISK EY. s76 ibis of New VOL po----,,,.
w vauia and New Orleans Rccti6cd aD,j n =,
WHISKY, including very superior Old M"nrtoir
Dcw and monongahcla, in store and ON Inc va
RON New Orleans, for sale lo~ by
oet 10 J. WILLS
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EOR RENT.

a For the year 1917, the FARM belonging
H=aa to the estate of Join Q. Richardson, near
81 Deep Creek There is good Dwelling and
all necessary Ont Houses. For a good tenant, the
terms will be liberal. Apply to
ANNA RICHARDSON,
Nov 10 Portsmouth.
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TAKE NOTICE.

'1NlNr the Subscriber has just received lot of
DOUBLE and SINGLE GUNS-Siucle Guns
as low as 81 90, and Double Guns low as SIS 60
Also. Pistols, Shot Bags, Game Rags, Powder
tlasks, Nipple Kcya, Wad Cutters, Percussion
Capsof all the different qualities Canister Powder,
Drinking Cups, and every article called for by a
Sportsman. tits the determination of the Suhscri-
Der not to be undersold, or undcrworkcd, and per-
from him as can he purchased in This section or
country. Also, all work in the Gun line will be
warranted to be done well and cheap, if not
cheaper. than can be done hero clsew here; so
call at the SIGN OF the Mammoth Gun, High street
Portsmouth, Va, ono door east of the Old Dominion
once, and get bargains, and no mistake.
All orders thankfully received, and punctually
attended to.
Sept % J. A. SPALDISG
n. b Old Copper and Brass taken in exchange
for wo' k, or the highest cash price paid for il.
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ITO ALL WHOM ITMAY CONCERN.

n CLo ms, CASSIMERES AND VESTINGS
The Subscribers having had placed in their ba nds
large lot of Cloths, Cassimcres, Vcstinys Jeans
aud Other WOODEN Goods for speedy sale, at very
reduced prices, soliclts public attention They
must be closed in SHORT time
w. p. STEWART s. Co.
No. I, Main street
p More cheap Prints and other Goods from
auction. Dec r a
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Asst CALL:--Ail persons indebted to the
IL subscriber either by uotc or open account. arc
earnestly requested to forward aud settlc
their respective debts before the frat dav of
January 1547 All debts remaining unpaid % f.,
the time above, will positively be p accd in some
officers hands for collection, with very few cxcep
tons. J. BATE NAN
Dec 1-2w
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Oct Is
GOOD AND CHEAP LAMP OILS.-W

GOOD AND CHEAP LAMP OILS-We
" have again received another large supply of
Pure Sperm, and other good Lamp Oils We bavc
four different kinds, and at the following prices
per gallon, 10, 49, $ 90, &C, or per pint 9 cts,
~ i25, and Purest Sperm l5!. These Oils have
been loug and sufficiently tried and are ack nowi
edged to be very excellent For sale at the Drug
Sto6e, Sign of the BIZ Mortar.
Oct22 CHAS. "A. HEINITSH, Agent.
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NOTICE.-WILL BE SOLD, on wEDNEs.
LIZ DAY, the 10th inst, (if fir, if not, OH the
next lair day0 at the Farm of Jno. III. Hold cs de.
ceased, known
THE % NEWTON FARM
all tie pcrsona Estate of the said deceased. not
named in his will, consisting of
Horses, Hogs, Cattle, a fine yoke of Oxen
About 300 bbI5 of Corn,
. 900 lbs Fodder, Peas &c.
Also, Lighters, about 700 cords of Wood al
ready hauled near the water,
excellent Double Carriage,
And single Sulky, Carts,
&c.
A which time and place, also the Negroes will
be hlrsd out and the Farms known the New
tons, massenburgs and Nasl's, will be rented out
for the ensuing year.
The sale will be continued from day to day until
gotten through with.
Terms made known the day of saIc.
Dec 1915 THE FIX E(,ITTOp
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MISCELLANEOUS.
G.. HALL&CO.
CHICKERING'S
PLANO FORTES.

'HHE extraordinary improvements that have of
m iate years taken place in the construc ton of
rieno fortcs, aided by the increased taste for tho
accomplished and Fashionable Science of Music
among polite classes, have cause, this favnrite
instrument to become indispcnsahlv necessary in
All icspccahlc families. In the PIANO FORBES
wnlcn ChiCkERlNG has the honor Of submit.iny
10 tue fub'ic, we trust combined the va, ious
Qualities oil power, bril',ncy, sweetness and uni.
iormity OF tone so rcquis to To- make a petfec, i'm
str"ment. We are enabled To warrant cvcrv I'm.
stru ncnt PERFECTLY SOCND we'll seasoned
aud OF the very best materials nd superi.r v.oys
nanship, thus uniting super iori,y of quality viii
durability anil exccllenco. 1'
ORDERS FROM THIS COUNTRY attended 10
with the greatest punctuality aud G.. II. & Co ! cc
To assure Ladies and Gentlemen residing at dis
lance That whenever they favored by orders
per letter. is no less their practice than thcs in
tcIest TO send such insruu as shall bear the
s rIctcst scrutiny. "
ihcse PLANO FORTES arc extremely handsome
and brilliant tone. . '' 80
@-Recoect CHICKERING'S IMPROVED pr
ANo FHRFES, TO lac had of HALL. & Co Nor
Tx, va better instruments and lower price han
any other in America r. -"
lhey VIII be sold at manufactures mr. iccs and
warranted in every respect frat rate
we have recently received fall suoplv and
hourly expect furthcr additions -
Prices from $3.50 to $500 Oct2o
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RooKs FROM HARPER d BROTH

:, Myrtis,, with other Etcbings and Sketches, by
Mis-. L. n. Sigourucy.
History of the Thirty Years War in Germany
ira usatcd from the German of Frederick Schiller, ,
by Rcv'd. a. J. w. Morrison, NJ. A.
Nos. II and llS Pictorial Shakespeare.
Nos. 10 and II, Pictorial England For sale bv
Nov 26 w. ". II. HODGES & CO =
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SToYEs, sTOY rs, STOVES IL have o

STOVES, STOW ES, STOVES II have on
~ hand good many second hand Stoves, some
Of them good new, at about half price of
new A $50 some OF the most beautiful Air-Tight
Parour Stoves that have ever been about these
diggins. Coffee Mills for 81 cents Coal Scutles,
variety Box Mills at 624 cts CinIer Shovels al
lS2; do %, and do 81 Tin Roasters at & rs to
So 90; Stoves as low as r 8 25, and every other
article at equally low prices. Call and see
DANIEL S. CHERRY
Under Old Dominion Office.
p S. Pots, Kettles, Spiders, Ovens and Andirons
for sale above. Oct ID
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NOTICE.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT,
BALTIMORE STEAM PACKET co.

BALTIMORE STEAM PACKET co.
So On and after this date,
{TA--lf3 and until further notice
tYGs:::=:41 N N!4fase57> the Baltimore Steam p
go ssssSss@@za Co., will run their Boats
Spears wharf. Baltimore, Monday, Wcdnescla ',
and Friday. at 4 o'clock. p. M Leaving Hunters
wharf, Norfolk, every Tuesday Thursday and
Saturday, at O'Clock, p. NJ
The Boats will connect with the James River
Steamboats,.
Passage and Fare to or fIom Baltimore S5
Passage 10 and from Baltimore to CharIeston
$2l.
70 or from Weldon and CASTOR. So
10 or from Richmond and Petersburg, So
JAS F. HUNTER,
Dec 3 Agent B. s. p. Co Norfolk
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For RENT

IA THE DWELLING part Of the House, over
B=55I the Drug Store, Sign Of the Big MORTAR
I'LL This location is one Of the most central and
would answer remarkable we'll for a small family
Possession given on tho lst January. Apply TO
Oct "a CHAS. IL HEI NITSH ~nni
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THE LAST CALL FOR Es.-Au
u Persons who arc yet Indebted for TOWN TAX.
ES, are respectfully informed that NV dutv il i'm.
perative in the matter, and shall nc compelled to
levy their goods aud chatcls if they arc not i'm
nediaiely settled The Bard of Trustees will
show no lenity to me or my surctics, and Iouk for
prompt settlement early in January, all will
therefore, zee the necessity am under to adopt
stringent measures to make my collections and I
trust that each will promp ly meet their EabiIites
thereby relieving me from very unpleasant dutv
WILLIAM PORrLOCK, Totvn Collector
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NTANUFACTURED TORACCO I'M

4EI butts Jones Sons Double Extra Pounds
and o's, superior to former ots, and most highly
approved Of
$50 boxes and butts Hill Mans Pounds, Wor-
roll Pounds and Mozart Pounds of = ell swcetcncd
Tobacco, and at low price.
SOD Dwarf Boxes Of Saunders best. and Jas. Tho.
mas, Jr., Virgin Gold Leaf and Nectar Leaf To-
Tobacco.
100 butts Woodrow's' Pounds
so do T.. NJ. Gibbs do
Also, l000s packages OF various we'll known
brands Of Ice, Sc, S. pounds and half pounds
for sale By JOSIAH Wills.
Nov IL
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NJ AiLS.-25O kegs ]. r. Tarplett & Sons Nails
~ landing from schI independence, an for sale
at itctory prizes by JOSIAH WILLS.
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CARPETINGS SELLING OFF Ar 8,
~ BELOW COST.-'fho Subscribers intend to
close their insore Stock Of CARPETINGS this sea-
son, with view of going out Of the trade Of that
article. Those who want, will do we'll TO call ear.
y, as they are determined to close without regard
to cost Their stock consist Of Brussels Superior
dhree Ply Fire and Superfnc Ingram and Cotton
Carpetngs' JOHN COOKE & co.
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ELOUR.-450 bhls up ERFINE FLOUR mo-
IL mcntly expected per schr Henry Page md for
sale by JOSIAH WILLS.
Nov %
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COMPREHENSIVE.

HE Undersigned have associa ed themselves to-
A geher for the purpose of conducting the
CORN MILLING AND WHISKEY DlSTILLING
Business in the City Of Nor ok, under the name
and hrm OF REDDlNG CO, and have leased f,r
the purpose, the tenement; on Briggs Point known
as the Foundry. They invite the inspection of
dealers to their manufactured articles which is OF
tered Tor sale at New York and Baltimore prices
aud Warranted equally good in quality or no
salc.
superior article of BOLTED NIEALand HON.
my constantly on hand esh ground
a. w. REDDING,
NOV 2o-2w WIN. WADE.
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q P . y ILV KEo IN NEW YORK.
II, 'KEHORf'S Agcn; on hand with the
f." r. ady." He has given his wink lust in The
nick OF time, and the bargains arc now coming i'm
ny every Packet. for the benefit of the New York
Boot and Shoe Store.
We are opening this morning by the Gcorgiana
90 cases BOOTS AND SHOES, being small mari
oil our recent large purchases the late heavy fail
urcs in New York, and which we offer to the trade
or at retail at Low Prices.
10 cases Mems heavy Boots
cases Napoleon do Calf
5 do do do Kin
do Boys thick do
do do Kip do
8 do YOUTHS do
do Bows Kip Brogans
do do thick do
do Mems Kip do to Ii
do Women's Grain Lace Boots
3 do Gents fine Calf Boots, very low
100 pairs Childrcn's Polka Boots
% do LatiCs' Morocco winter Buskins.
New York Boot and Shoe Store, next the new
Farmers Bank, Main street. Norfolk
Dec j. II. GREGORY,
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/ OAF SUGAR SO Whole and Half Boxes
~ Lovering's Double Loaf Sugar. landing from
schr Jack Downing, and for sale by
Dec JOSIAH WILLS