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MORE OF THE sUBTREAsURY.

The Editor Of the Petersburg Intelligencer de-
scribes the Subreasury established in the Cockade
town " as being by no means g patent asbestos
iron box, with blunderbuss well loaded and
: cooked inside, SO that if any who hadn't the
hang of it attempted to open it, he would get
= load Of slugs in his bread-basket' but simply "a
leather travelling trunk, with straps to match
just such a one man would take on aunt to
the White Sulphur Saratoga, and bought, no
doubt, at one Of the Petersburg shoe and trunk
stores That's the Petersburg Sublreasury.''
1t is placed (says the EDITOR in the Exchange
Bank-not ON deposite-but the safest place
our collector can find. The bank is not respon-
sible for apicayune of the money, that if man
TO take the said travelling trunk, strap it be-
hind his carriage, and cut out to parts unknown,
the bank might snap its fingers in Uncle Sam's
face and tell him to go to----any place that is
mentionable to ears polite"
Weekly national intelligencer., 1846-11-28

The Cayuga Tocsin, leading Democratic pa
per in the interior Of New York, nominates SnAs
WRIGHT unqualifedly for the next President, and
pretty strongly insnuates that he owes his recent
defeat TO the benevolent nerposition Of his friends
in Washington. The Tocsin concludes:
sThe of Silas Wright will be ralying point for
the Democracy of this State, and rayng point also for
that portion Of the Democracy of the Union who desire 10
'redeem their party from combinations al the South for
po,cer, and al the North for phlader."
Weekly national intelligencer., 1846-11-28

SPECIE CuRRENcy.--A gentleman returning from
the West now and then came across Mexican
dollar, and thinking it better to bring home than
paper, put it in his pocket. He collected five dol
lars in all, and three of them proved to be coun-
tereit. This is the way that specie currency
saves the poor from counterfeis. The way to as
certain when piece is pure silver is to file into it,
and then apply aquafortis to the incision. specie
currency man should always have small file and
a bottle Of aquafortis in his pocket.
" Y. Journal Of Commerce.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1846-11-28

iHr CHRoSo-THERMAL TnEATNEyT.-We have for some
e peen acquainted with the practice of DIR. Dickson
IN England which has made deep sensation the other
soc tne Atlantic Notwithstanding the opposition of the
has been successful with his patients to degree perfectly
tonishing =
In this city Dr. TunSrn, well known for his requirements
aoe character and thorough knowledge Of his profession
quaned with many of the persons he has had under treat
ment and we not asonshed learn that he has been
able to overcome the ordinary stages of disease with nect
triumph f'N'
in the management Of children, he is emnentlv succos
and from knowledge could state facts thai ,yoJ
surprise our readers.
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Speaking of the low stage of water in the West
ern rivers, the St. Louis Union says:
Thousands upon thousands of bushels of grain would
have reached this point before this, its way ID final
ket but for the difficulty Of freighing reasonable
and large quantities of other produce have been detained
the upper streams from the Give but good
stage of water, and fifty thousand square miles of country
will begin pour down its products in almost ineShausble
Weekly national intelligencer., 1846-11-28

The Union is calling upon the Locofocos to or
ganize for the great contest of lS4s. Among other
things, it beseeches them to read and understand
the position of affairs" This is just what they
have been doing. Hence the recent series Of un-
paralleled Wing victories. The advice to ''read
and understand affairs is the very worst which the
Union could give l-.4EbdJ1U Journal
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New York, Nov. 81, 1876
HENRY ERREN, Foreman.

On Saturday last at Merchants Hotel, Philadelphia
Judge WAGoSsELLEn, of Union county, Pennsylvania un-
derwent of the most and dangerous operations
known TO surgery He had been suffering from enormous
tumor upon his left shoulder, which rapidly destroying
his vital powers The operation performed by Dr. D. GI-
BERT, Professor Of Surgery in Pennsylvania Medical College,
and consisted in the removal Of the entire and shoulder
including one-hird of the collar bone, and large portion Of
the shoulder blade We glad learn that the patient
doing well, and that by this unparalleled surgical operaton
his valuable life will only be saved but that is probable
ne will be able attend to his duties the Representative
his district at the ensuing session Of State Legislature
United STATES Gdzfffe
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THANKSGIVING DAY

was observed in this city on Thursday last more
universally, if possible, than is usually the case
ness was closed every one ceased from labor, and
in several of the Churches religious service was
attended by crowded assemblies, and sermons
adapted to the occasion delivered.
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DEATH AN 0Lp MINIsrER.-Rev THoRSroS FLE-
MING, of the first Methodist Ministers who preached the
dence Of his son-naw, Rev. David Sharp, in Elizabeth
Allegheny county, Pennsylvania Saturday last. There
only older Methodist preacher in the United States
Rev. EZEKIEL CooPER, of the Philadelphia Conference
Mr.. Fleming greatly esteemed, and died full OF
years. and with the honor that comeh from Godthc joyful
hope Of bissfuI Immortality y-Pittsburg Gazette.
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There were built in the United States, from the
lst of January, 1915, TO the 30th of June, 1876
a period of thirty years and six months-2. $50
ships, 1926 briggs, 49, l4s schooners, 6,404 soops
1927 steamers, (26,794 vessels in alI) with an ag-
gregate tonnage OF 3,l62, ,O99 tons. This gives an
average for each year of $50 vessels, with an aggre-
gate of l04, 100 tons.
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Totals. .54, ITO 32,335 1887 1894
Members elect 10 the House Of Representatives.
RoBEnT g. WINTHROP, JuLIUs ROCKWELL
Amos ABnorT, JoHS QUINcr ADANs,
CHARLES HUDsoN, ARTEMAs Hale
GEoRGE AsHMUN, JosEPH GRISNELL
In the I'd district Hon. DANIEL p KING lacks
IL votes OF being re-elected in the 4th district
Hon. JOHN G. PALFREY lacks 472. No doubt they
will both be elected at the special election, appoint
ed to be held on the 2Sth Of December next.
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MAINE.

We copy below the official report of the votes
given at the recent Congressional election in the
State of Maine, from which it will be seen that,
so far this vote may be regarded as test, the
Locofoco party is i'll minority in that State of
nine thousand fue hundred and forfl-ni,e yofes.
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WASHINGTON.
Liberty and Union, now and forever one and
inseparable."
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER %, 1916.
THE SUPREME COURT

of the United States will assemble at its annual
session at the Capitol on Monday, the 9TH of next
month, being the same day on which Congress as
sembles. One member of the Court Mr.. Justice
CATRoN, has already reached this city.
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The British Government has presented to Capt c. Bans
row. Of the packeship Cambridge of New York, through
the British Minister at Washington, gold medal bearing
the portrait of Queen Victoria, in acknowledgment of the
services rendered by him saving the lives of the crew
the British barque Lord Lynedock,"
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Gen. TAYLOR has made report Of his capture ofMon-
erey, and AMPUDrA has made report of his loss of it.
Ampudia brags ten times much about losing old
Rough and Ready does about gaining it Louisville Jour.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1846-11-28

There township in Pennsy yania named Coal in which
last the Wing candidate received three and the Lococo
candidate sixty nine votes This year the Wing candidate
received eighty nine and the Locoioco none.
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LONDON NEwsPApERs-Iti stated that when the London
Daily News started had capital of but that
in six months passed in totterng condition into the hands
Of the present proprietor, Mr. Dix of the Athennum The
reduction of the price, however from five pence pence
hafpenny, has up the circulation and ii is expected will
ultimately make il profitable property.
Last year. says writer in the Journal the Morning g He
raid made hundred thousand pounds by railway advertise
ments Il maintains corps of reporters amounting to eipL-
teen, who until within the last fortnight have had seven gu
week each The salary of each now is five gurcas
week. The " Herald and the Standard" evening pa.
Pcrs belonging TO the same person, whose Baldwin
The editor OF the Morning Chronicle" is a Mr. Doyle
who married the daughter of the proprietor Sir John East
hope Mr. Doyle is son Of the Emerald Isle and was edu
Gated IN Maynooth for the priesthood He very elegant
scholar an able writer and polished man. He receives
thousand pounds year for his services.
The " Times" which is the leading Intellgcncer Of Eu
rope, has thrysx propreto the chief of whom is Mr. Wal
ers, whose income amounts TO between forty and y tbou
eNnd pounds year The political editors Mr. De orne
and nus sens and the city editor is Mr.. AsagerM Y NE
Weekly national intelligencer., 1846-11-28

The Raleigh Register Of Tuesday last mentions having
In possession Of Dr. F. KnoN, Of Montgomery few days
since, most beautiful specimen Of Virgin Gold found IN
Island Greek, in that county. hweghed 4a pennyweghs
Weekly national intelligencer., 1846-11-28

We learn that Commander CARPESDER late Of the United
States brig Truxon who, with his officers exchanged
for Gen. YEsA and suite, has arrived at Norfolk.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1846-11-28

The sugar house of Capt Levy Wilson, Of the parish Of
Rapde Louisiana, totally destroyed by fire the night
of the 9TH instant together with the whole contents valued
at from s20, 900 to S25, 900.
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FATAL AcciDnsr--On Tuesday evening last as the mail
car Tor washington was passing up street near Sharn
Baltimore the attention of the driver M scream
from lady on the pavement, and looking for the
found that the had passed upon the track The
evening being very dark the driver had seen any
on the track and is supposed that he crossing the road
when he must have been struck by the horses and thus brought
under the wheels of the The man was OF
very advanced age probably not less than years his name
was KNIGHT He resided with his son in Hill street
ASoTHKRAn accident of fatal nature also occurred on
me same DAY on the baltimore and Susquehanna railroad
whereby Mr.. BARNEY HAUGHRgr, conductor on the way
freight ain lost his life The precise cause of the accident
not known When the train left the Washington factory
Mr. Haqghrey gave the engineer directions stop Wood
bury The engneer accordingly stopped but the conductor
was then nowhere to be found supposng that he had fallen
off, the train immediately and he was found in The
road about two miles back opposite lane the cars y
ing over The back part of his neck head almost
completely scappg him, and drawing the tendons Of his M
arm into complete bunch He up and placed on
the cars which came into the city Immediately but he died
just as he reached the Bolton depot He several
70 pk but t ony (which bis attendants could under
SRld wore "to1 haye perry my soun Itis supposed
nt ne wis stng rcu e train aud missed his footing and
thus feli under the wheels o. -"
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MASSACHUSETTS.

The official canvass gives the following aggre-
gate Of votes for Congress in the several districts
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NATIONAL HOTEL,
NOE FOLK. VA
iLong and (avorabty kno,cn as French's)


THE FRANKLIN HOUSE. No. los Chcs-
nut street, between Third and Fourth, Phila-
delphia.-This popular aud central Hotel, cstab.
lishcd by tho Mcssrs. Sanderson, having passed
into the hands of the subscriber, he desires TO i'm.
form his friends and the public that it is now open
fer the reception of guests.
To those who have visited "THE FRANKLIN
HOUSE," it's advantage as a desirable stopping
place are well known to those who have not, Il
VIII be only necessary TO state that il ia situated in
the business part of the most fashionable street. i'm
the immediate vicinity of the Exchange, Post Of
hce, Banks, Custom use, places of Amusement,
Hotels, Steamboat Landings, Railroad Dcpots, Pub
lie Squares, Court Houses, &c, sc.
Since the change of proprietors, n large amount
OF money has been expended in charging, re fit
ting, re-furnishing and painting. Among the nu.
imerous Improvements. may he mentioned improved
Entrances, q new Ladies' Ordinary, n new Gentle
mems Dining Saloon, new Parlors, new Chambers,
ncw Kitchen, and new Bar Room, besides many
Other minor improvements.
he principal features of a first rate Hotel
: The Table and Wine Cellar" will be under the
management of Mr.. JAMES Nj. S~ANDERSON.
one OF the former proprictors, whose ambition to
excel as a Caterer is we'll known. His widely eel
cbrated Cook, &c PsLLETIER. - aided by experienced
assistants, viii still continue To be his right hand
man. Tho Office aud Books will be under The
charge of Mr.. GEORGE y. BURNHAM, late tho
able Editor Of the Daily Ohio Union" Of Gin
clnnati, and more recently of Boston. In short
great cxcrilons have been made, and hereafter will
not be spared, to render 1.-THE one
OF the gerry first Hotels for comfort, convenience,
and good living. ID. X. MINOR.
Aug 20
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|EEiE wet and rainy season is fast approaching,
more especially now, as tin is so cheap, the advan-
tagcs arc simply these, you have rain water for
washing, you have water in case of fire, and YOU
save tho foundation of your house from rotting,
owing to the drip from tho caves. Please leave
your orders with DANIEL S. CHERRY,
Sep D Under Old Dominion Office.
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JJOVEY,S SEEDLING STRAWBE

DOCKS just received and for sale by
~ w. Fl. LODGE & CO.
History of the Rebellion any Civil Wars in Eng
land, by. Edward Earl of Clarendon; also his life
written by himself, in which is concluded a con-
tinoation of his History of the Grand Rebellion,
Oxford edition.
Practical Treatise on Dyeing and Calico Print
ing; including the latest Inventions and improves
mcnts, with Engravings on steel and wood, by an
experienced Dyer, assisted by several scientific
gentlemen. Sep 8
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TERMS OF %ApYERrIsING.

o. 1tcelcetincs or less MAKE a square lopger one
charged in proportion, and are to be paid for in
advertisements ordered in only once or twice n
week, Will be charged so cents per square for the
FIRST insertion, and 81 cents for each subse quent
insertion.
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Bluffs
CONCENTRATED COMPOUND SYRUP OF
SARSAPARILLA.

ENOR the cure OF all diseases arising from am
II impure stsIe of the blood.
The great popularity OF SarsaParilla, and It's es-
tablIshcd efficacy, render it superluous TO enter in
To any cncomiuIb of its virtues, or adduce any evil
dCncc in its favor. 1T is true, that il has been here
tofore subject to frequent changes Of reputation,
owing to ignorance of the proper mode of extract
ing it's virtues, or TO the inferior quality of the root
used. Hence also the ineiicacy Of many prcpara-
tions OF it offered to the public. The proprietor OF
this Syrup can assert with confidence, that il is pre-
pared from the best materials, with the greatest
phat maceutical care and accuracy, and in the best
mode to obtain the active principle in the most
concentrated state, answering the desIdcratum OF
cxh16itng a large quantity of Sarsa7atilla in a
small dose. A supply of this Medicine for sale at
the MEDICAL EMPORIUM
July Corner of High and Middle SITS.
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TAMES III. HALL, Manufactures of Rnssia
~ and American Sheet Iron, Brass, Tin, Zinc,
&c. &c, respectfully informs his friends and the
dublic generally, that he is now prepared TO exc
cute all orders in any OF the above branches with
neatncss and despatch. He has Just received a
supply of Roofing Tin, and Russia and American
Sheet Iron. Persons who may want Roofs or Gut
tcrs laid, Stove Pipes, &c, will please give him a
call, as he IS satisfied that he can and will do
any work in his line of business as cheap as can be
done either in this place or in Norfolk.
lie has on hand an assortment of Parlor, Cham
Der, and Office Stoves; Parlor and Chamber Crates,
with all the fixtures complete, which he will dispose
OF very low. ALTO a general assortment OF Hard
ware, consisting in part of the following articles,
viz:
Polished Steel and Brass Head Shovel and longs
Jamb Hooks and Cindcr Shovels,
Table and Desert Knives and Forks, Ia Variety
Scissors, Shears, Pen and Pocket Knives,
Tea Trays and Walters,
Candlcsticks. Shutters and Trays,
Sad Irons, Waffle Irons, Hair and Wire Selves.
Britannia and Japaned Spittoous,
Britannia Tea and Table Spoons,
Soup Ladies', &c, SC.
Together with a general assortment OF Hollow
Ware, such as Ovens, Spiders, Pots, Kettles, &c.
A great variety OF Tin Ware, &c, all of which will
be sold for Cash.
Those in want of any of the above articles will
please call at his Establishment, West side Craw-
lord street, opposite the Market House.
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EOR THE WINTER.-.Just received a
4 Factory prices the following articles Cindcr
Shovcls, Coal Scuttlcs, Tea Spoons, large and small
Bake Ovens, British cheap Lustrc, and all kinds OF
Stoves. Also o cool article Of a Coffee Mill for tho
low price of 81 cents. DAN'L. S. CHERRY,
Sep % Under the Old Dominion Office.
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HOTEL.
CITY OF WASHINGTON, NEAR THETREASU
RY BUJInISE

FENHE subscriber, having fully prepared and re-
Il pienishcd his well known Hotel, rencwcdIy so.
ilcits the patronage of his friends and the public.
season affords and whilst no effort will be spared
to give entire satisfaction, his terms will be found
so mode rate as to omman attention from resi-
dents and strangers. There are several elegantly
furnished suites Of apartments and single rooms
ready Tor immediate occupation. Those who wish
to call. For persons having business will. the De-
partments the loca ton of the Hotel is most convc
nlent. Foreigners will find thcir language sAokcn
at this house, and their comforts strictly consider
ed. Parties accommodated with refreshments OF
all kinds at the shortest notice. Dinners sont TO ait
parts of the city "a usual. L.. GALABRUN.
W~AsHINGToN Cry. July 0-om
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NEW 81 FASHION

r,r~ NE ~ FASE1ON-
E>32 ABLE GOODS.-I have Just
3d. returned with a new and splen-
~E<SSf. did assortmentofG Gold, Silver
nFs\ S%HX Lepine, Lever, and Verge
Wiz" 2 slNSxS Watches, Gold Guar ds ,alarge
GA%< $500 lot of Breast Pins. an unusual
MN oseLSWS largestock, Gold Fob aud Vest
@>sSs~as-&1 Chains, Gold Lockots, Medal
lion and Miniature Cases, Gold, Silver. and Steel
Spcctaclcs, Gold aud Silver Thimblcs and Shields,
Gold Guard Keys, Cod Studs and Sleeve Buttons
Uoral and Clasps, Finger Rings of every variety,
Table, Dessert and Tea threaded Silver Fo rk., Tar
Die, Dessert and Tea thread Spoons, plain Silve-
spoons, Sugar Tongs, Salt and Mustard SPOONS,
Ladies, Butter Knives, Cream Ladies, Sugar La
d!es, Silver Tea sets Of superior style, Combs, Teoth
ami Hair Brushes, Silk and other variety of Rcti-
cules, a large lot of Fancy Goods,
90 A large supply of Fancy Fans from I2.cts.
to SO each. Ladies, call and see them
Qy.Clocks and Watches repaired and warranted
as usual. Old Gold and Silver bought and taken
in exchange.
Aug 30 JIM FREEMAN. Norfolk.
HOyEY'S SEEDING STRAWBER-
IL RY, (f which the Ii rgest berries are from 5
TO b inches in circumference, and the quality not
supposedly
This season being more preferable to plant tho
ABOVE than the spring, l will ordering
from the Nurseries such quantities as may be de-
sired The Strawberries produced last season from
plants sold by me, have placed il beyond doubt,
that a' respects size, favour, producfivcness and
adaptation to this climate, they stand higher than
amy other kird of Strawberry.
For sale by Philetus Phillips, Middletown Point,
New Jersey, or by his agents, NJ. A. SANTOS. for
Norfolk aud vicinity, and CHAS. II. HEINITSH,
for Portsmouth and vicinity.
Also, RED ANTWE r RASPBERRY PLANTS.
Being Agent for Samuel J.. Custom, of Norris
town, N. j., will take orders for Fruit and Orna.
mental Trees, Eve greens, Shrubs, Roses aud Flow
es OF every quality. Sep 10
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DARTICULAR NOTICE. desire, very
Il respectfully, to impress upon the minds of all
persons who are indebted TO me, and more especially
those whose accounts have been long standing, that
justice to me demands OF them am immediate set
tlement. Those who do rot heed this notice may
soon expect a more pressing invitation.
July % R. BELL.
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NERTAIN CURE FOR PILES BARNES
" PILE LOTION. THIS Lotion has bccu used for
several years past, and has universally given salts
with this paiuful disease, and suffered for many
years under its influence, have been cured in a few
and get a pamphlet respecting ii. The Genuine
for sale at The Drug Store, Sign of the Big Mortar.
Sep IS CHAS. II. HEINITSH, Agent.
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hANIEL =. CHERRY, Manufacturer and
- Dealer in Stoves, Iron, Copper and Fin Ware,
&C., &c, corner of High and Crawford streets,
rortsnouth' va. Jan 10
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M II. III: HODGES 81 CO, Wholesale and
w. Retail Dealers in Books, Music and Mu
eical INSTRUMENTS, Lamps, and ali kinds of Fancy
street, Portsmouth. Va.
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SUPERIOR SWEET OIL.-Just received
- another sop?ly Of that very fine article Of pure
table SWEETOIL. Fer salc at tbs Drug Store.
July 80 cHAs Fl. HEINITsH, Agent.
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TERMS OF rHs OLD pomrsioS, (wEEKLY.)
One copy 81 per ycar-by Mail.
By the Carrier, $500.
1910 be paid in advance.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

NJ wv BOOK STOR E.-School. Classical md
IN Miscellaneous Books, Stationery. &cs s"ii i hu
n. WEBSTER, one door North oil the Crp WORD
House, Portsmouth, Va
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9 WHEGLER, Attorney and Counsellor at
Ne Law, Portsmouth, Va.
W Onhcein Bourke's New Building, High street,
where he will be pleased to see all persons having
business in the line of his profession. Son ~ o
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STEpHEN JAMES, Wholesale and Retail
" Dealer in Family Groceries, Wines, &c., Mar
kct S luare, Portsmouth,, Va.
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Valuable PROPERTY FoR SALE


GOLD PATENT LEVER WATCHES.
" ] have just received a fine lot of very superior
English Levers, plain and full Jcweled, in Hunt.
ing and single Gold Cases, many Of these move.
mepts were selected by me, and cascd i'm fine Gold,
according TO my own Instructions and therefore
can be highly recommended
have also received a lot Of fnc Anchor and
Cylinder cscapemcnt Watches, Of Gold and Silver
cases.
Persons in want Of time. keepers arc requested
70 call and examine my extensive stock before tLeT
make a purchase, all Of which shall be cold low
J. NJ. FREEMAN, JewcIer.
o. Clocks and Watches continued to be repaired
in superior style. Aug 20
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pOBERT BELL, Wholesale aud Retail Hat
trect, Portsmouth Va.