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hEyERsEs OF MERCANTILE LiFE-Gpn.
Dtafoorn. OF Boston. in the last number of Hunts
nIagaz'ne. says, that among one hundred mpr
cnan's and traders, not more than three, in the
cry Of Boston, have acquired independence" y
ven Dearborn was collector Of he port If Boston
WI nearly twenty years, and had, therefore. pnod
opportunities OF seeing these vicissiludes. Ano-
,"eI writer IN the SAM magazine states on Inc
nest authority that Of one hundred merchants nm
Long Wharf, Bosinn. doing business in 1900.
only i've remained in 1910. They had all failed
=" oied destitute Of property. II is also stated
'"a' OF one Thousand dealers with the Massachu-
'e''s Bank, in 1900. only six remained in 1910.
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HOUR OF LEAVING CHANG ED 70 6 A.. NJ.
The quick and beautiful low pressure Steamer
Anguish, running in COMMISSION with the Richmond
amt Petersburg Rail Road, leaves Wright's wharf,
Norfolk: every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
at A. NJ, for tic above cities and towns. Passcnr
gers b .cakfast on board the Augusta and arrive at
Port Walhnllath1 past IL M, where trains leave
lmnc lately for bo'h Petersburg and Richmond.
arriving at Petersburg by half past / p. NJ. and
vance of the old James River Line, and in a Boat
unsurpassed in her accommodations, aud the attcn.
uon OF her officers to the comfort of her passengers.
Returning the passengers leave Richmond and Pc.
TIC shurg every Monday, Wednesday and FRIDAY.
at half past 5 A.. NJ, breakfast On board the Augus.
ia, and arriving at Norfolk about half past =. Nj.
IL will be perceived from the above, that his
comfortable and expeditions line gives to persons
visiting Richmond or Petersburg on business the
opportunity OF transacting it ana returning hy the
boat OF next morning, 81 as to be absent from their
homes a single night only.
The Augusta will stop at the usual landinps on
Jane RIVER TO take in and put out way travel, and
at any other points on the river where a signal i,
made.
The public may rest assured that it is the deter
mlnatlou OF the Projectors to keep up this Line
permanently; am to accommodates travellers be.
tween Norfolk or Portsmouth and Richmond and
petersburg aud the Cities of the District of Colum
bia, in the best manner and at the lowest rates.
For Further Information. tickets or freight. anplv
to- W. GARRETT & co.
M The central position of the II. s. p. r.. II.
Depot in Richmond, and its ,ontiguity to the prin.
ciprl Hotels, aud place OF starting of the Cars from
the North and West, and the Canal Packets for
LynchburG, adds TO the economy as we'll as the
CcnNenicnccS OIL TINS Line. Oct
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ARRIVAL OF THE VfENNoIsE DANcERs.-It
IFPPea's nat The determination Of the parents Of he
English portion Of this interesting troupe with
new their opposition TO the proposed trans Al
ianllc tour Of their iHle ones, after HE departure
" me Liverpool, and that the entire party under
,ue superlniendence Of Mrs. Weiss. arrived al
VIEW York on "Wednesday in the packet ship
i"INshire in the astonishing short passage Of / z
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Nm ExTRAoRufNARY MBMoRY.-Aiiss Louisa
,es', a girl fifteen years Of age, at Georgetown.
Sy"tucky, committed 10 memory accurately the
~o'e New Testament IN six weeks, al The same
'ne attending to her other domestic dnties.
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TAKE NOTICE.

WHAT tho Subscriber las just received n lot Of
IL DOUBLE and SINGLE G~UNS-Sirgie 6siins
as low as S3 90, and Dduble Guus as low as SIS up,
a.S", Pistols, Shot Bags, Game Rags, Powder
Flasks, Nipple Keys, Wad Cutters, Percussion
Drinking Cups, and every article called for hy a
Sportsman. II is the determination of tho Subscri-
her MT to be Undcrsold, or undo worked, md per.
sons may rely upon getting any Article as cheap
from blin as can he purchased in this Section or
county. Also, all work IN The Gun line will be
warranted TO be done as well and as cheap, if not
cheaper, than can be done hero or elsewhere: so
Gall at the Sign of the ManmOth Gun, High street.
Portsmouth,, Va, one door cast of the Old Dominion
Office, and get bargains, and no mistakc.
All orders thankfully received, and punctuaIly
attended to.
Sept 20 y a spAJD;NC
NIB Old Copper and Brass taken in exchange e,
Tor wo X. or The hiekest cash price paid for IL.
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A NEW ADVERTISEMEYT--WsL ,v

A NEW DVERTISEMENT.-We have
IA received a supply of fircy and other Goods in
our line, to which we invite attention. They have
hccn purchased on the most favorable terms, and
therefore we will sell at prices which will make it
the interest of buyers to give us a call. We can
only partially enuincTate as follows:
zen KNIVES of various qualities, some of them
Rodgers Warranted,
Scissors of superior quality y, and very cheap,
Razors OF all qualities and prices some as low,
as % cents, and said to be good,
The cheapest lot of Fancy Soap ever seen in this
market,
Ladies' Work Boxes, a beautiful article.
Silver Thimblcs, vcry neat and very CHEAP,
Parma Cologne, excellent and much cheaper
than VIC have ever sold it,
Beads, Rings and other Ornaments for Purses.
a beautiful lot of Walking CAMS.
Steel Clasps for ladies Rciiculcs,
Tooth Brushes, some with Buffalo handles, which
arc very cheap,
Hair and Shaving Brushes, and Combs of various
kinds,
Silver Arrows and Long Combs for girls,
a large assortment OF Steel Pens,
Also, the celebrated Gold Pen, with Pencil at
tachcd, in a neat case,
Gold and Silver Pencil Cases,
Motto Seals and superior Scaling Wax,
Fancy Waters, and a variety Of uthrrE.
Fancy Note, Envelopes, aud superior French
Letter Paper, with a fine assortment of other quail.
ties of Letter and cheap Cap Papor, some of which
We can sell astonjsbingly cheap,
Mathematical Instruments, Accordeons. Flu'cs.
AMI Violns-Razo Sirops, "a few more left
Shaving Cream, of the most apr owed Manufac.
turc,
Ladies' Card Cases, and sctts of Ccntomen,.
Shirt Studs-Watch Chains of a new style. and
beautiful Silk Guards, with many other articles
which are b%eactiful, useful and cheap.
NOV D W.. II. Fl. HODGES & co.
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FOR RENT.

FOK RENT
"a Two, BRICK TENEMENTS in Gosport
Hsa near the Navy Yard Gate. POSSESSION of
GAlone of them may be Immediately Obtained, ,
anu the other ON the lst of January next.
Also, "A FRAME DWELLING in Portsmouth, on
King street. now occupied by Mr.. James Scarf
Possession given on the first of January. Please
make application on the premises. or TO
HENRY B. REARDON,
NOV l9-Iaw3w~ Roanoke Square Norfolk.
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a writer in the New Orleans Tropic. AYERS.
~a' lhe S2,OOO.OOO seized upon by S,ota Anna.
'' taken with the sanction Of Great Britain.
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FOR RENT.
JOSIAH WILLS. Are,t

vOSiAH WILLS, Agent for the sale of j. r
Z IrlPlett X Sons Nails, keeps constantly on hand
o iuii assortment, and will supply the trade at as
low prices as an article of equal quality can he pur.
chased ~ any eli the northern markets. Just re.
ceivcd 500 Kegs well assorted Nov 81
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DIED.

In This town. Monday aftcrnc on, OF consumptiop
Mr.. ROBERT BELL, formerly OF Philadelphia aged
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mIscELI.AN rors.
Blue LAVA 0Ra AnlNNTs

lhat"in~s %t.tcivts hnn her
Ge-Sa assortment of Bluc InNI Plus,
S Hiouclcts, n OK aces aCd Far
"E~<&y.N Rinrs@
HFs\ SNST A'sp, Tuouoisc Iins.Etacr.
QG@ GlAfAS los. Ear Rirgs, Neck acrs
NAR. /. sf#Ss9 ard Fjng ' things. They are
NM Ssf-s4 ali II Ht>-t s@igo - ,sshion.
~SAAAsS-ST L,drs are itNiil = 10 call
ana ,n6sc their selc, ton, as ncv witilso of as
speedily - the others did. Also in store n fire lot Of
SilNcr,Shefl,B Buffalo arh rraziliun Polka Coinls.
The cornir Nuity generally are invited to call aud
see gneo the hest AMI A.ost extensive sucks Of
JENEERY. SILVER AND Ia.
TED WARE, ancy and Military Moods, ever OF.
fcred in the City, all of which shall he sold as low
as at any City Store. j. NJ. FREFM MAN.
Goa large assortmcnAof Steel. Silver aud Gold
Beads, PuFsv aad Bag Cfssps, pa,ssa, sioun,iugs,
&c, at rcEy low prices. Oct26
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Coz :

80 $50 REWARD.-Tbc Subscriber will
"a give the above reward, of twcnfy. five IolIars
q Tor the apprehension and dcliverv. ~ &C.,
-4-A ring in any Jail so that I get him aoain .
Negr" Man by tho name of ASDRgw. about %
years old, . feet b or . inches high somewhat vel
Andrew talks rather fast, and siammcrine when
questioned or excited. He elopcd from nv resi-.
dcnce IN Gates County, N. C., OH the 26th of last
month.
Masters Of vessels and all other persons, are ceu-
toned against harboriug or carrying away said
negro a. the law will be enforc cd Ia such case.
SETH Y. NORFLEET.
Gates County, N. G. Nov 1O-OD4t%
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FOR SMIPHTIELD.

l The new steamer F4,cn,
q -kA viii, until further notice,
E~SE51z5E-In3 make Three Trip. a week
between Norfolk & Smith
fed leaving Myers wharf, Norfulk, every Tues.
day, Thursday and Saturday, at Q o'clock, a. NJ
returning, leave Sin;thfcli every Monday, We'd
nos 'ay and Friday, at 9 o'clock, A.. NJ.
Passage s~l.-Freight at the packet rates.
Oct 81
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EMMETT HOUSE For E N

rms we'll Known Estab isbment is
r. f3N5A For Rent for tue ensuing year. Ii
$S-NiisGis acknowledged to be one of the
I'M . u . ssE best stands for a Public House in
E the town.
The premises are in good order; and to a pune.
tnai tenant the terms &c, will be made to accord
with the ii incs.
Any person wishing to rent for the next year,
can obtain pc session at once, from the present pro-
on accommodating terms
Oct l5-lm JOHN b. DAVIS.
ICnuIirr rnnvl
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CARPETINGs sELLING OLE AZ

ftAKPEEtNGS SELLING OFF AT, s.
BELOW COSP.--The subscribers intend TO
close her instore Stock Of C~ARPETINGS this sea
son, WIN q view OF going out Of the trade of that
article. Those who want, Will do we'll to call car.
~, as they arc determined to close without regard
to cost: Their stock consist Of Brussels, Superior
Three Ply, Fine aud SOpcffne Ingrain. and Cotton
Carpetiugs' JOHN COOKE & co.
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DEARLY WHITE TEETH.-NRoMAT.
4 &c ROSE I'll PASTE)-Tho C who value
handsome teeth. this Tooth Paste, will be found
very valuable, 1T gives a pcarly Whitcness to the
teeth, n 1nncss 10 the gums, ia GRANGE /, the breath,
and stops the progress OF decay.
Also, PERU uc Extracts. fr Iaudkcrchiefs
RousseFS Cologne, Bears Grease, Soaps, sc.
DR.. Santos Superior Tooth Powder, approved
and used by Dentists, generally. The genuine for
sale only at the Drug Store Sign of the Bic Mortar.
Nov 10 CIIAS. III. HEINITSH, Agent.
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TURKS ISLA Nd SALT.-Thc cargo OF
u the scht Carotine, in store aud for sale by
Nov l9 JOSJAu wits
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IA RS. $. CROCKER pr opposes, Cf Sufficient
IYA encouragement be given hcr.) 10 give Les
sons in the art of PENMANSHIP To young Ladies
and Misses, at her residence ON Middle strcct. com
incncIng on the l6th. Hours Of Gneadance-fon
Z to half past S o'clock, AT evening. Terms will Ice
moderate.
Mrs. c will also rake a Class of Lads If dos rcd.
Nov 10
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GUPERFINESwEET OTL.-Jnst received
~ a fresh supply of Superior Sweet or Table Oil.
(pertcctly pure. no adulteration o mixtutr)
FRESH JUJUBE PASTE,-Frcnch and a sipe
rIor article. For sale at the Drug Store Sign of the
Big Mortar. CHAS. ii. iEINIfSH, Agent.
Nov 10
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ENOR THE TOILET.-Wc respectfully cal
A the attention of the Ladies and Gentlemen oi
Portsmouth and vicinity, to.nn excellent assert.
m.ntof Genuine PERFUMERY, SC.
FARINA COLOGNE, (the real articIc) import
ed by Or. Santos, of Norfolk.
SANDS PURIFIED BEARS OIL.
RoWLAND'S F. UINE MACASSAR or.
EOUSSEL'S COSMETIC CREAM, preventive
hands, face, &C., from clopping, and branrifyiny
the complexion.
ROMAN KALYDOR, for removing pinnIcs.
frcckles, tar, sun burn, hlotcbes, rcdncss of the
skin, &c. This is a safe and certain preparation,
gives cleatncss to the skin truly bcaurifut.
fMP SOAP, to- give a radiant wbitencss "a
the most Bilious complexion, its constant use be.
slows a dclicacy and fam ness.
Together With a large assortment of Tooth and
Hair Brushes, Dressing Combs, lilly White, Per
tuned Chalk Balls, Pearl Powder, Lon ion Myrtle
Pomatum. Creme dc PcIs", &C., &C. For sale al
the Dr"g Store, Sign Of the big Mortar.
Oct2 CHAS. III. HEINITSU, Agent.
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LNXCHANGE on New York aud Baltimore in
~ sums to suit purchasers can be had at
JNO. ID.
Drc 5-U lottery aud ExchRnpn Office.
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SHOT:-740 bags Drop Shot, assorted, for sale
at Baltimore factory prices by
Nov 10 JOSIAH WILLS.
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TNHIRD FALL SUPPIY hv thc Arr r

TNHIRD FALL SUPPLY by the Ann d,
Il just received and for sale at The New York
Boot and Shoe Store. We are now opening our
third Fall supply of BOOTS AND SHOES by the
Ann D., which we cif;r upon as advanta geous terms
as can be found at any other store, and in many
kinds o. go'ds which we have recently receivedZ
Norfolk.
by the schr Mary Jane, VIC are opening This day
an extensive assortment Of Gcntleincn's, Mems,
Boys aud Youth's-hcavy 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 Fhick Boots al s so the pair, or
y | 30 10y thccasc, as good as arc generally sold at
50 %.
10 cases Water Proof Boots of superior quality,
from - Ga to. 3; 80.
10 cases Double Stitch Brogaus, very heavy and
at much less than former prices
j. II. GREGORY,
Next to the Farmers Bank, Main st, Norfolk.
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MANUFACTURER TOBACCO.-IsO
Iva butts ) Jonc' * Sons Double Extra Pounds
and SIS, superior to former lots, and most highly
approved of.
i5g boxes and butts Hill & Mans Pounds, { Wor-
rell Pounds and Mozart Pounds of " ell swcetcned
Tobacco, and at low price.
500 Dwarf Boxes Of Saunders best. and jas. Tho.
mas, Jr., Virgin Gold Leaf and Nectar Leaf 70.
Tobacco.
100 butts Woodrow's' Pounds.
so do &c. NJ C1bb's' do
Also, l00Os packages OF various we'll known
brands, OF los, 5's, SIS, pounds and half pounds,
ior sale by JOSIAH WILLS.
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DERFUMERY.-Wr have Just received a
large lot of PERFUMERY, $ inc in beautiful
Fancy Bottles. am ing the lot VIC have come man.
uiactnred by the Justly celebrated Fatina. We arc
SCI ing our stock oil Pcriunicry very low, and think
ana look ut our assortmci I hcfurc purchasing else
where. VIII IL. HODGES co
Nov -
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GENUINE POPULAR MEDICINES

NENUTNE POPULAR MEDICIN ES.--
~ just received a full supply of the following
valuable and genuine Preparations. We warrant
every article sold by us TO be tho genuine. and Iii,
rect from the hands OF the Propriators: -
Sands' Sar'a?arilla, Bristc's Sarsapatilla
fuh gariau Balsam Life Bulls SarsaparII,
Syrup Tar aud Naphtha Dir. Jaync,s Prena raiions
Jarrant's ApPriert Doctor Swaync5s Svrun
Suyar Coated Pills Wild CHERRY
All-iIcaling Ointment Crimson letter Wash
Indian Vegetable Pills Jucina Cordial
Dandclion and Tomato Swain's Panacca
Panacea FahncsioCk's Vermiruee
houck's Panacea Bri1ckerhoff's Medicine
sure Cure AGuo aud Fc- Barnes Pile Lotion
yer Pills Hays Liniment for Piles
NIstarS Baisam Wild g. Gardeners Linimcn4,
Cherry &C &c
With a general assortment of Purc ard Gcn,;nc
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS OILS. CLASS
&c, &c, which will be sold at The very lowest pri,
Ices. CHAS. IL. HEINITSH, Agent,
Member of the Philadelphia COLLEGE, of
oct Pharmacy and Chemistry.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MEDICAL. GARD.

INK; To-. V. NEWTON tenders his Profession.
~ al Services 20 the Public, and may be found
a, Mr. HfLL's Boarding House, in Gosport. near tho
navy yard, at all times, except when lac is ahscnt
VI" business Sept 2i-im
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT,
a. And possession given tue LIST OF Jan 1917.
sz that large and desirable DWELLING, on
S4=lthc corner of Middle and South streets, for
merry occupied by the sUbsc ribcr.
Also the HOUSE adjoining. at present occupicd
by Mr.. Isaac Brownlry. This is a new House, and
a very pleasant residence for n small family. For
terms apply TO Mir. Zachariuh Owens, or TO The sub
scrlber. KEZIAH POOLE.
Oct 27-Iaw3w
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NOTICE.

port WINE.-I5 bbls low priced Port Wine
LOT xaIo oy JOSIAH WILLS.
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NAtLS.-2o kegs J:R Torplctt & Sons Nails,
IN landing from soht independence, AMI for sale
at I'ctory prices by JOSIAH WILLS.
Nov IL
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MISCELLANEOUS

,GoRDAN's LOTTERY OFPICE,
East side Ire Market.
Drawing of the Monopgalta Lottery. Glass n.
IL, 80, ~, So, 35, AZ, 70, 6S. a.. II. "a. 81.
so, 40. rs, another prize sold at this o6le.
GRAND SCHEME!
THIS DAY ONLY.
New Jersey, Lottery, Class 90
The Drawing re ,civcd Tomorrow Morujng.
rs Numbers. 10 drawn ballots.
Capitals 2 10000, 10. 900, 1000, 3 900, 70 of 1000.
Tickets only $5-Sharcs ia proportion
Tickets to be had mt JNO ID. C0RDAN,S,
Lottery aud Exchange Office. Norfolk,
Where the highest premium is paid for Gold
silver, and Specie Checks. Nov 81
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FOR RENT.
FOR REST.
FOR RENT.

a THE DWELLING part of the House. over
~ the Drug Store, Sign of the Biz Mortar
Fhis location is one of the most Ccntr al. and
would answer remarkable well for a smal! family.
given on the LIST January. Apply to
oct2I CHAS. Ii. HEINITSH. Agent.
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{XTHITE SLATE pENCIL.-A supply ius,
w received and for sale by
Nov II w. H.. III. HODGES & CO.
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ENALL DRY GOODS.-JNO. COOKE 4 co.
4 most respectfully beg leave to inform the CHI
zcns of Portsmouth and its vicinity, that they have
6nisnGd rcceiying tieir Fab supply of DRY
consists i'll part as fellows:
Super Black French Cloths and Cassimorcs; Stu
per Fancy French Cloths and Cassimcros; Valen.
cia, and Swansdown Ycstings; Black, Blue, La
vcndcr, Steel Mixed, and other colors Sattinctts
Twccds Tor Sack Goats, Kcrseys,. Flnnncls, Blap-
kets, CPd: Domcstics, Brown and Bleachod do.
Cord. and White CAUTION Flapncls, Calicocs of CIV
cry quality, Cashmercs, Mousalin D'Laines, Super
Plaid and Striped Silks, Black Italian 90, W5ck
Alpacas and BOmbhzincs, Bleachcd ana Brown
Linen, Table Cloths and Diapers. Russia and Birds
Eye do, HuckerbacS Towing, Table Napkins. Sns.
p ndcrs, Cold. and Black SILK Crava,s and Scarf
Collars, Stpcks, Bed Quilts, Dimity, Cotton aud
silk Hosiery, Cashmere. Blanket, Wooden Nett,
and other style Shawls Also a large assortment
Of BRUSSELS and Ingram Carpe,iug, Passage and
Stair DO, 4 and S 4 Floor Oil Cloths, Garnet Bind.
ings, Cotton Bookings, and many Other articles
which cannot be named in an advertisement. All
we ask is that our friends and the public generally
will give us a call before purchasing our object
being to sell cheap for cash.
JOHN COOKE s. co,
Oct 10 High street.
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M: COGNAC BRANDY.-75b bls Pbiladcl,
Il phia Brandy, for sale low by
NOV ~ JOSIAH WILLS.
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EOR RENT.-Thc RESIDENCE and STORFS
~ formerly occupied by DR.. VIM. Collins, near
the Crawford House Possession given on the LIST
of January, 1917. Apply to Mr.. John w. Collins,
or TO =. WHEELER.
Oct 10
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FALL AND WINTER ARRANGE
MENT.
NEW STEAMBOAT AND RAIL ROAD

LINE TO
Richmond, Petersburg, Fredericksburg, Uashinsi Ion
and AlcrGndria.
z-S1 Fare 10 Richmond aud
A- Petersburg, 10 cents only,
y,zS1A5 T| including meals.
Fareto f cIcricksborT
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Next TO the Farmers Bank, Main ST. Norfolk
Oct II
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-01-06
THE CHAIR OCCUPIED.

In the last number of the Waterman the
less all other papers who dare expose the
disgracelul course pursued by the advocates
OF the central TO ruin the p. ,spects Of the
Rutland Road ''not TO presume upon his for
bearance, and not TO use harsh language
unadvisedIy" This is what Sam Slick calls
pretty inconsiderably smart for our friend
Walton living in little pent up Utica at,
Montpelier, ''cribbed cabmed and confined"
between rocks and precipces. We should
like 10 witness this gentleman so marvellous
ly proper in other things, but who has grown
SO wild and vaporish among the forked sum
its and blue promontories Of Onion riven on
the subject Of rail roads open the door of his
misty rayine, & look out upon the wide vallies
Of Otter Creek and Lake Chumplain. He
would no longer consider the world shrunk
10 the little measure of Washington County.
But truly impuLencei and arrogance can go
no farther than has the editor Of the Watch
man in his last number not only in relation
10 his brother editors but also in respect 10
his attack upon the Rutland road. Only lis
ten for moment 10 the imperative tone
which this young sir oracle assumes towards
his grave elders the stockholders about 10
assemble al Rutland 10 consult about the in
teresls OF THEN road. IF you 1rdnt road
select a feasible route, and traste none Of
your porGer in frting at other roads" and
all this from a man who is advocating road
through portion o.: country rock aud noun
tain bound through its whole extent and
who can find no more laudable means of &C
compishing his object than by the most IN
scrupulous assaults upon the merits Of II road
which he well knows passes through the
most level feasible and opulent mineral and
agricultural portion of New England. We
do hope that since our talented friend Of the
Waterman seems so confident thai he has
made sure of his own, that he will hereafter
restrain the excess of his passion against the
Rutland The freing of cannon at Windsor
and the removal of the shifting sands at the
Hour Glass should sweeten the acerbity of
temper in which there can be no further use
to indulge towards the poor moon-struck gen
fuses Of the Rutland road.