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fellow. men in vain ihat riches, honors,
or domestic comforts galher around him
in his dreams : he wa:kes- and sees the
ghaslIy figure in thesnaioWsS Of the night;
The last groan sings foreyeri his ears
and go where he may; ;;,hs feels a shudde.
ring consciousness of The terrible omnlp-
resence Of The immortalspiril whose tenn
pie he has demolished.
While the facility with which:criminals
Of The deepest dye escape legaiconyiction
while in the face of evidence and in
contempt Of common sense, they are pro-
nounced innocent by those who have no
doubt of their guilt---while This exciles the
alarm of The philanlhropisi,, who does not
think it necessary that 10 emile mans
life TO the protection, beshonld have taken
the life of anorher--itiisEt be wished that
those who are thus emboldcnedsto crime
could but look into the heart ofthe acquit-
ted felon. They would find no encour-
agement there. Conscience is a judge
that cannot be swnyed3 or perverted by
sensibilily-an execulioner that cannot be
escaped.-Palmetto Banner.
1miable Girl.-This isia young lady
of pale and pensive conference.-the
pretty, but interesting. She dresses in
Which, and wears aboque,. A gentle
men is introduced fors,he;next quadrille.
She bows her head and moves grace
fully 10 her place, inhaling, by the way,
the fragrance Of her inseparable boquet.
A mostiinteresting and edifying conver.
sation then lakes place, which consists
of drawingroom soliloquy by the gem
tleman with echos Of some Of his words
at Inappropriate intervals ythe lady. To
all direct questions she returns the shor-
test possible answers.-She has few
proceeds in some degree, from mauuais
honts /; but, in a, great degree, from
having nothing to say. Yet, though she
is icy to you, she thaws wonderfully, you
hear, amongst her intimstes. Then,
she is highly accomplished. She draws
beautifully, and sings divinely, it is said /;
but cannot utter note if any one is
present, she-is SO nervous. She is ad-
dicted to novels, buL onlysih5se Of a SEN
limcntal order. She marries MI. Raw
son, alillle Atty, in,slarg esway Of busi-
ness and the "amiable girl'' becomes
a matter-of-fact woman.
Sudden don't
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The subscriber returns his sincere thanks TO
the citizens of the District, for the liberal man
ner in which they have supported hin, in his
business, and hopes by strict attention, that
the public may find it to their advantage to con.
tinue their patronage. JOHN LYON.
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TO THHE PUBLIC.

Which it is his purpose to keep as such house
should DC Kept, and will only promise to all who
favor him with a call. that he will do all in his
power to please; and where as much comfort
and quiet may be expected as can be found in
any Public House.
A careful and attentive llosller will be kept
constantly in the Stable, and Horses shall be
attended TO in way that shall give entire salts
factions.
A liberal patronage is respectfully solicited.
WIN. KETCHAM.
Hamburg, March $40 If Z
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Nde'E'HGE.

e. NO'EHCH1.
A LII Persons indebted to the Estate Of
IA George Pope, deceased, are hereby no,i-
fled tina, it is absolutely necessary to collect all
the money due the Estate, and that those who
Go not pay will be sued before return day.
The Mites are in The hands Of N. L. Griffin or
j. w. Gibbs, Esqrs.
THOS. II. POPE, Executor.
Jams If 2
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Remo,se of Conscience.-The house ofa
widow lady was broken ialo by night, and
she and her servant girl stabbed in several
places. The girl died, but the mistress
recovered. The house was robbed of all
the money it contained. An investigation
was made, but without, success, or any
suspicion of The real criminal, who unex-
pectedly appeared and delivered himself
up to justice. declaring that the thought
of the murdered girl absolutely haunted
him 10 such degree, that life had become
a burden 10 him. He slated tha, he had
thrown away the money he had taken
from the house, or given it to the poor. in
The vain hope of banishing from his mind
tho thoughts Of his crime. Finding all
his attempts 10 do so unavallins, ne at
las, determined 10 make the only repara-
lion in his powcr-lo give himself up TO
justice.
Many instances have been related Of
similar effects Of rcmorsc, even when
slower in its operation. We shall only
advert TO tba, of bessus, familiar 10 every
reader Of the classics, who having slain
his father, escaped detection for twenty
years. One day, being IN company with
strangers, they happened 10 find swal-
lows most, and the birds began to twllter,
when Bessus in fury, struck the nest
down with his spear, and ,rampled Them
10 death. Surprised at his conduct, his
companions demanded an explanation.
He replied, "Di1 you not hear The cursed
swallows how they belied me. saying thai
! had killed my father !" They promptly
arrested him, when he made free con-
fession and disclosure his guilt.
But even when the instinct of selfpre.
servaticn lriumphs over The suggestions
and claims OF conscience, she often makes
her vengeance felt, Ilis in vain that the
criminal walks unsuspected among his
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We also would inform the public, thatwe are
receiving from New York and Charleston, a
splendid assortment Of Goods suitable for Gen.
tIcmcn's wear, consisting in part Of
Sup. black French CLOTH,
Do. blue do. do.
Do. brown do. do.
Do. black do. Doe skin CASSfMERES'
DO do. fancy do. do.
Do. fancy check summer COATS, large
variety,
A splendid assortment of VESTINGS,
A fine lot of white kid Gloves, black do.
Black satin and fancy Crayals and Scarfs,
Suspenders, silk under Shirts and Drawers,
Cotton and wooIen Drawers,
Also, a variety of Goods belonging to tile trade
such as MILITARY TRAININGS, &c, al.
ofwhich will be sold and made up, in style thai
will please any that may favor us with their
patronage.
March Is, 1847. 3m 9
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
YHyHE undersigned have formed co-part
Ill nership under the name of JoHs LYON
g. Co., for the purpose Of carrying on the
Merchant Tailoring Business,
and will keep at the same place formerly occn'
pied by John Lyon.
HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OF
CLOTHS, CASSlMERES, VESTINGS,
and fancy articles. will always be kept on hand
which will be sold on reasonable terms.
JOHN LYON.
JOHN LlPSCOMB.
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.

JUNE IERM-IS4I.
GARDERED, That an Extra Court OF Equity
" for the District aforesaid, be held on The
third Monday in July next, (being The 18th day
of said month"; 10 continue in se,soin until the
unfinished business now on the Docket, shall
be disposed Of. June II, 1S47.
J. JOHNSTON.
A true copy from the Minutes of June term
1S47. s. S. TOMKINS, c. f. Z. D.
iune l6 st 81
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None are genuine without tie signature ofssss:
JNO. BECKWITH, M. DE-; );
For sale by. R. s. ROBERTS, Agent, Edge.
field G. H.. South Carolina. 81
April % 1 6n Ia g
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april Z
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ATWOODpS
NTON-CON DENSING AIR rIGHTpAR.
! LllR SCllX z. - Pat.c,.ial- A.

NON-CONDENSING AIR rIGHTPAR.
IN L0R SrOVE.-Patcnted, Mach, 1915; and
received the SiLV .R MEDAL, at the State Fair,
at Auburn, Sept. Is, 1916.
HE AIR 'TieHr pARLoR STOVE. with IL fine Goth
ic carvings, Is not only beautiful in the extreme,
hut tbs most perfect article of the kind ever offer
In market IL differs materially from all o her
Stoves called 'air- ight,t ia the imp oveinents OF
the joints and the addition of the Hot dir Chamber
The JOINTS Mt the corner constructed in such
peculiar manner TO insure them what they pf".
less TO be ar light. They have the usual protcC-
ton of cernent In the ,ts %! the casting and the
further aud perfect security of guautity Of cement
inserted between tn" i'ins made by the castings
and the inner joints at the stove rods. 1' FIaSt
One of our customers dealing in these Stoves
sapS, that, ON trial With them lost winter a single
h'e, built IN III ordinary way, lasted three DAYS
and that ho will warrant Ill he sells to retain the
hre mat length OF time without being disturbed.
At the New York State Fair, at auburn Sept.
10, 1916, We received the First Premium, \ SII.
pER MEDAL and. at the Rensselaer, County Fair,
Sept p, lS46. the First Premium of FIVE DOL.
OARS or ASILVER MEDAL, on our NON. CON.
DENSING AiR-TIGHT PARLOR STOVE For
SAFE ny z..l tI-r. DANIEL ). CHERRY, t4
Nov 8 Under the Old Dominion Once
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Af II. HODGES d Co. w holcsal, and
w . Retail Dcalecs in Books Music and Mu
steal INSTRUMENTS, Lamps. and all kinds of Fancy
Gnn6s -CraM ford suect, Poll mouth. Nn -....l,
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nANIEL y. CHERRY, Man nfacturer and
~ Deileri in Stoves, Iron, Copper and riu Ware
&c., &r., co -ner of High and Crawford streets
PprtsmOutN, va. 49,. ..-., f...s q 3 j
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.el n9t .b-Ie 7TI-7-T : II
VIEW ADVANCEMENT AT .,rIlE EMPORIUM
s. N. CHANDLER
PORTSMOUTH BOOT AND suoE

PORTSMOUTH BOOT AND SHOE
FACTORY.
FL The Subscriber grateful for the
vi patronage heretofore so literally ex
4,sb s4Stended 10 him, would in this public
manner return his thanks for The
T~s same, and Inform them that he has
made some valuable improvements in the manu-
iactnre OF BOOTS & SHOES. His Stock of LEATH
FIX OF all kinds, cannot he surpassed in his ar any
o'her marke' Tor durability and beauty of finish,
while his Workmen a re equal to- il not superior In
tnepest tie trusts that having onco tested his work
the public will ALL AGAIN. s..s,g ~
Two three first rate Hands for Roots or Sbocs
would find immediate and constant employn,en
by applying soon. s.,I,. y -
Ihe mostorompt attention given. usual to a II
orders, and no disappontment. Recplect that the,
money lcfl in his Establishment. is expended in fhc
Town and goes to the support of our own me
chanics. and tradesmcn. F. HOFFMAN
Buffers New Building, Craw ford Street.
N. n. A few ROARDERS will be taken bv the
Subscribed, by the year, monitor week. on mode.
rate terms. '.att'Ea Doc q
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DEaKLY WuITE TEETH (ARONAT-
J. lC ROSE TOO III PASTE f--T'ho.- y,hn- Ill.
handsome teeth. this Tooth Paste, will b, found
very v,ua'ic, it gives pcarly hitcness to the
and stops the progrcss OF decay.
also, periu iie Extracts. f,r Hapdkerchrfa
RousseIs Cologne, Bars Grraee. Soaps &c
Dr. Sante-' Supcrior Tooth Powder, approved
ana used by Dentists. generally. The genuine for
sale Only AT the Drug Store Sign Of the BIC Mortar
Nov ~ CIIAS. II. HEINITSH Arent
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rERMsoF rHe OLD DoaISios, <wgEKLY.)
One copy 50 per Yearly Mail.
BY the Carrier, so.
1-Tobc paidin adtauce po3 4sH 80
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NEW BOOK ) FOR E.--Sch.oi. Classical n md
~ Miscellaneous Books. Stationery, Sc. sold Inv
N. WEBSTER. .ne door North ui the Crawford
House, Portsmouth, Va. 7s1HI r-+,h
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REMOVAL OF THE ARCADE.
Three Doors below the Old Stand

INHE PUBLIC will please take notice that ] have
IL ron,ov' from the Old Stand to the building
three doors below, formerly occupied by MIR How
ell az Shoe Store. s-., @
Having just :. turned frr,m the North 4 am now
opening n iull assortment of
CLOTHING AND FANCY GOODS,
winch cannot be surpassed, if equall,d, in quality of
mater Ia ar work mansbip for the prices and which
am oetcrn ited to sell lower for Cash, than the
same quality of Goods be or ever. were sold for
IN portsmouth, o. Norfolk My Stock consists in
part, OF the ollowing: ~
Coats of all prices! from & 3 80 TO ais co
Pants do o. f do do" do 50 10 100 90
Iackets--shirts IS, of every NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Sock Sea,fs- Handkerohi efs-Smrt Collars and
bosonis Gum Snspenders, from Is TO so ccnts-in
lac every thing Usually kept in Clothing Store.
have also and beautiful assortment OF
CUTLERY. warranted TO be of first rate material
;tiid make 1T consists in part as follows Pen.
KNIVES from o. cts. 4" s. 50--Razors of Roqcrs's
make 81 cts. to s 25Scssors from 12i TO SO cts
nave als,, in addition To the above a good as.
snrtmcnt OF JEWELRY such as Breast Pins Fin.
ger Rings, Fob and Guard Chains, Silver Thin
h's and Shields Watch Keys; St;ids, Sc, which
VIII sell lower than they cen be had at nv Other
place in these dggins.
To the LADIES would say, that have an EXCEL.
lent assortment oil Ed%ines, rom to Il in wide
; g do., assorted sharps; Pins Stool -Co,t,r ~
the best make. 200 yds for j, Is a srool Thread
Tapc F; Ladies Hose, from IL, to a7i cts white
mix a and black; Ladies' and Childrrn's Net Cana
a so an assortment OF Chidren's Socks and Stock
ings. -t .s. -
The Gentlemen will please call and look at soma
CLoAkSl have; the prices of which, Tor the quail.
itv. will a>tunsh them. .f3. - -
have also a beautiful lot of CAPS, of all de-
sc'iPtionS, quality and price, cheaper than they
can be boue hi elsewhere in the {, wn.
Sept 30 J. NJ. MILES
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MISCELLANEOUS.
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NriLLtAN WOODWARD, Notary Pub
w lie ana Scrvencr, Genct al A gent Convey
anccr, and Collector will attend to al business en-
trusted to his care with promptness aud ,espatch
g5. lie On Wide Water Street, head Of Roa-
oke Square. July 8 a
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STOVES, STOVES. SIOVES,-I have an
~ handa good many secondhand Stovrs sume
OF them are guod new, at about Iaif price of
new Alec some OF tho beautiful All. TIGHT
rarlonr Stoves that have been seen about these
dlgglns Office Mills for 81 cents ): Coal Scutlcs
variety; Box Mills at 62s cts; Gin Ter Shovcs al
~; do 20 and do 37I; Tin Rosters al 81 rs To
% W; Stoves as low as = 3 2i, and every other
81 IS DANIEL S. CHERRY
Under Old Dominion Office Is
r.. ,. Pots Kettles, Spiders, Ovens and Aniirons
Tor sale as above. Oc,'of' 80
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SUPERFtNE WET OIL.-Ju.trecciycd
~ esh supply of Suo .rior Sweet or Table on
tnerteci pnr'.. no adul' Grafton o mixtutr)
FRESH JUJUBE PASTE French and supe
rl"r article. For sale Al the Drug So~e Sign of the
bg Mortar. CilAS. "A. HEINITSH, Agent.
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A FEW of the EMPIRE STOVES left vet. NJ
"A Manufacturers Pr crs. Persons wish ny to
buy can ascc' tain al about the owe by ref ring
to the 10 loving gcnten n, NJ ssrs. A. r. Cum
bingham, Old Doniui Office Mr. j. g. p Rrv-
noids, Cos, ort, Col hicrrt Jordan. naval Store
an samuel Mo re- in the Market. and others who
have them in use.
DANIEL. S. CHERRY
= Aug % Under the Old Dominion Office
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MISCELLAN EOUs.
BLUE LAVA ORNAMENTS.

.ff<s lE, havejust received another
9H8 assortment of Blue Lava Plus
S- Bracelets ", cklaecs and Ear
~. L%E$NJ Y Rings. iytatts 81
HR\ SWX Also, Turquoise Pins, Brace
Wiz" G9RS lets, Ear Rings. Necklaces
AR eWEA and Fipg-r i,ingss They are
nMTN<~$e% - all the latest sly ic Of fa-hion.
~S4~-.A---Ss. ladies are Invited TO cail
and make thejStselcc ton, they will go off as
sp edly the Others did Also in store fnc 10, of
SLY er, Shell, Bufalo and Bra lillian Polka Comhe
The community generally arc invited call aud
see ne OF the hest add most extensive st. cha of
MAIlHES, JEWEDRY. SILVER AND PLA.
TED WARE ancy and Military foods, over IT.
Tered in the CITY, all Of Which shall be sold as low
as az any CITY Store. j.. NJ. FREEMAN.
g o. A large sssurtmcnt of Steel Silver and Cola
Beads, Purse and Bag Clasps, Purse Mouu,ings,
&c, at very low prices Oct 20
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g ,Y,IG.l Lfi Ear. Attorney and Counsellor al
-. Law, Portsmouth, va. Itt. .l,.l,- d sd,
where he will be pleased TO sec all persons baving
b,snessNin ttesne of his profession Ser ts .
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- -
BUSINESS CARDS.

T G. SClioOItFtELO 81 CO.. Dealers in
i. DnsS Medicines. Dye s,offs. Paints. Oils,
Window LAS Class Ware. p ,ent Nledirin, q.
Fancy Goods SnuH, Segars, and Green and Black
Teas, nj sh street, Portsmouth, va Oct 10
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TERMS, rnr sYw.s,5

T., subscribers, NINE CENTSpER WEEK, pay.
abb TO the SARais9, tn whom alone they ar, re.
% nj Die pr tho an,u0t due at the rxpira Of
tic week, e..5. ,.lt. .if .s :
= 'hcn sent by mail the tcrmsare SIS for twelve
mo ''hs. 81 90 for six months, ) as for three
40 ttbs. N} friisN efoHfNt - f'sfrIs'i fii BOZ
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SUPERIOR SWEET OIL.-Josi received
another s1p0lv Of that very fine article Of purc
table SWEET OIL. Fer eale at the Drug Store
Sign Of the Big Mortar. -
Sulyso cHAs. H nEINIrsH. Agent
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IFE OF ~ Voc HENERAL zACnA.

lFEOF tJOR GEN ERAL ZACHA.
- KY TAYLOR; with an account uf his bril-
rant achievements on the Rio Grandc and else.
the e the defence OF Fort Harrison and
cyrs aud heroic acts of Mai. Ring I'D, Maj. Brown
W. W., Cross, Capt. Montgomery, Capt. May, Capt
b t5Kes' Lcops. Ridgc!ey, Blake. Jordan, &c,
~ V Ffark Powell, illustrated with y Portrait Of
vo ~ r'ytw-orice Only 25 cents. Call quick if
yon want copy.
AugS w. ". RI. HODGES & CO
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Juv % Under lhe III 81 ~ Po@ GGPRySI naec.

IOVEY'S Seeding STRA BER-
- Ky (of which the largest berries arc from 8
supposedly
fhiS season being more preferable to plant the
above than the spring, will Commences ordering
rom the Nurseries such quantities as may be de-
sired The Strawberries produced last season from
plants sold by me, ha' placed IL beyond doubt.
that a. respects siz,, fl YOUR, pr"duciivcncss and
adaptation TO this climate. they stand higher ,ba,
any other kir q Of Strawberry.
For sale by Phlctus Phillips, Middletown Point.
New Jersey, or by lis agents, NJ. A. SANTOS. Tor
Norfolk and vicinity, and CHAS. n. HEINrTSH.
for Portsmouth and vicinity.
Also, RED ANTWERP RASPBERRY PLANTS
BEING Agent for Samuel J. Custom, Of Nor ris.
town, N. j., will take orders f;r Fruit and Orna
mental Trees. Eve greens, Shrubs, Roses nd Flow.
ers OF every q0ality. Sep 10
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S0METHING FoR DIE LADIEs AGAIN

~ 'kiCARDO'S PALMAC IRISTI PO iMADEs
Inc proprietor of this nsw and beautiful prcpara-
ration, contiieuiiv recotnn-uds il as having mo
,Ttn IN tne toorsd Tor ip'parting beautiful, soft
growth and prove ntirg II ir,,u, filling out
Also The CORAL OIL OF CIRCASSIA for
b'autliying the HAIR both of these prcpatatious
can. with the utmost confid, nee. be rcconrinm nd
ed 10 our customers and the public generally, pa
tc"arly I" the Ladies, rs being the hest article in
use. for the purpose stated. The genuine for sale
at the Drug Store, sign of the Big Mortar
Also, ROSE LIP SALYE, a very Supcrio or article,
Dec ~ CHAS. III HEINITSH Agent
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GOOD AND CHEAP LANpOIIS "

NOOD AND CHEAP LAMP OILS-Wc
have again received another largo supply of
FTe sperm and "thcr good Lamp Oils. We have
i"ur different kinds, and at the folio Ainr prices
per gaIlo", rs, 50, 9 200. SC, or per pint g cts
III ~, and purest sperm l5A. These oils have
Den long and sufficiently tried, and are &C uowl.
edged TO be very excellent For sale AT the DRUG
store Sign OF the Biz Mortar
Oct22 CHAS. n HEINITSH, Agent.
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SUPERIOR SEIJLTrZ g. SODAPDlY-

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