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Democratic majority 975.

Democratic majority 975.
Inlhe % congressional district, T. Landry was
the Democratic, B. G. Thibodeaux (ihe old men,
berJ The Wing, and Jacob Barker the Taylor, SUI
gar protection Democratic ~ candidate The
following are all The returns published:
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
DEMOCRATIC TRIUMPH IN LOUISIANA.

DEMOCRATIC TRIUMPH IN LOUISIANA
The election in this State took place on Mon
day, Is, November. By yesterday mornings
mail We received no Democratic papers, but we
see enough in the Wing and neutral papers 10
satisfy Us that the Democracy have done nooiy'
For Congress, the New Orleans Tines reports
as elected Emile La Serc, Dem, and I. Landry'
Dem.-,he latter in place of B. G. Thibodeau1'
The only Wing in Congestion Louisiana at Inc
last session.
We annex all the returns We find in The Plea
yune and Bulletin, (Whig)
In the Isl district, La Sere was the Democratic
candidate, and the Wings, conscious OF the des-
perae chance OF eec.ing one OF their own party,
rallied upon Montegut, Taylor Democrat
The result may be seen in the following vote;
La Sere, (D) Montesnl (lnd.)
LIST municipality 1868 lUo5
81 municipality $50 3iU
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IN CHANCERY-VIlsI3IA al Rule. held 4
/ CLERKS Office Of the Circuit Superior Cogi 4" -"
and Chaneery for Cumberland County, on Monc@l =.
first day OF November, 1877 ~.
Susan Palmore, by her mex, friend, Leon1'o :.
MEL,
against .,,,
JOHN II. Palmore, ~. .A"s sa :.
The plaintiff having filed in the Clerks ~. r -, i
said her petition aud statement q tht causes ~
her aoplration IL iou nded for her dsofc, iri hr
PENDANT, John n. Palmore her husband ara = 4 +,
ing that the said John Il. Fillmore = not = ~
W.. I, - o,d4,cd n rules ainfesalt. t..1t Ihr Es
PENDANT, John Palmore. do attend on W ~
The n.st aareh 4 The said , son a. -,
nna Una, u,In,ed in he cry Rmeoe r.
months sueesssively, and posted at the ifaH' '''
Cour, House OF this ooun:y
o'"'' A Copy. Test. an, sos. D. c,
Nov. 5-eWen b. d.
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parish indicate the election OF The Demoerauc
Senator and members Of Legislature. Inc Le'
eislalure row elected will have 10 cheese u >.
Senator in place of Henry Johnson, Wing.
In New Orleans, J. L. Lewis, D., is elected
sheriGby 1853 over Claiborn, W., and Re. Sped
den, W., Coroner by plurality.
The prospects are excellent Of hating Louis;-
ana as a thorough Democratic State.
STRONGLY PUT.
We extract the following from the leading ar
ticle in yesterdays Examiner:
The Richmond Wing contends thai The wings
of The North are more 10 be relied on lhan lie
Democrats, because Git alieses) The former are
honest in their views, while the latter are not;-
The Democrats, it assumes, are Diuuihs lot
Southern yoes. Now, as the anti's!aVefy me-
res, is the stronger OF The two in our country, may
,re mi with much more reason assume that
the Wings OF The free States have united 10 man
in favor OF the proviso, for the purpose oil carry
ing The next Presidential eectionl The Demo-
Gratis lake The unpopular side in the Tree safes
the side of Justice and right in the OPINION Oh Inc
Whis-ard their motive is denounced as coFIupl
and dishonest. The Wings take The popular Side
in The Free States-lhe side otinjuslice ana wrong
in The opinion Of The Whig-and hsir motive Is
altogether pure and lau6abe. How is his!
We understand that Governor Smith mas ap-
pointed William c. Rives, Esqr, che 81 ihe
commissioners on The part OF this State 10 se1i'e
the boundary line between Virginia and Ohio
This appoinment is made 10 FIJI The vacancy
created by the inelisibi'y OF Richard kidder
Meade Esq. who has been elected 10 Congress
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IN ERY.-vrRcrsi. :-ht RUE. itid y 4,
Clerks Office Of the ciregi, Superior ccHd q u !"
and Chancery for Cumberland County, On ihs t.ii =
Of September, lsiT:
Jun,rs Dowdy 10 his right, and ~ admin ~.
,or d. bonis non with the viii annexed q 1'a'o'
Dowdy, DECEASED and as administrator q Je''e D.
dy, deceased, r'@'"u"
against ~.
Robert smith and Polly HE wife, Benjamin low
and Jane his wife. Thomas DowdY, VIM. Gcesrfi y =
r. Martin Nathaniel Peniek, administrator g -
Dowdy. deceased, tie heirs Of Richa'd pow6. Geo
I'D whose names nre unknown, tEs sai! Aasi'i
Penick, administrator Of Elizabrii DOGGY, "l I
Dnwdy and fIrz Ford, ,dminisua,o! DE boai' no.
With Inc viii annexed, Of tie said jane Do""j. ~
ceased, ~. p,..... 1870 =.
,pasrd not having entered their appearance ani si'
security, according 10 The act of as.e"hy ana =.
rae, Of this Court, and IL appearing by sat.tcofy =,
drnce that they not Inhabitants ot this ooIi0
wealth II is ordered, that Tie SAID defendants = =
pear here on the first day Of the nrrt Hlreh rfr.
answer the bill Of the plaintiff; and thai coy 9 y
order be forthwith inserted In some newspaper
lished in The city of Richmond for two months sue.
svelv, and posted at the front door Of the ccufho
Of this county A Copy. Te-te,
snn, lomcwem b. B. WnoDsoN. =. :.
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II cliANCLRY.-TisGis :-it i}Glr. l-'t in'
Clerks Office Of The Great superior Gors' u
and chanc. ~ for Ch-srerfrlt cngniy, nuaflY.a
9Th day Of September, ID. 1914:
James \. Bruce, Executor ol ains''Sa! Lp'c, Z
ceased, iistl'at
against
James y. Fletcher and Matilda his .vI,r. ! : ~
and Musidnra hi wife, lnt susan T. 1hci;h'hl. -
oil Branch Chratham, deceased, ana - '"' p
y. Fletcher aud a. :. Harris, Executor, - the 'a-t
and l. sainrnt Of tile said Branch Lhras,ain. tc'ast
ur-cutitt..
This day came the plaintiff by his airofuey 4at u
his bill, and tlr defendants not having enitrG u
appearance and given security, according T. ~ ~
Assembly aud The rules Of the saii Cont, an t1
prarlna ny satisfactory evidence that lt,1 rot
hitants ot this Commonwealth, on mo;iaa =. n l.aa
uT, Il - ordered, that the sad desendaGi. IL ,f
rules I" be holden for nGr SAID clfcu; Sri.gfH,''o
of Law and GhlBceiy, IN the icrk'- U;h.ri.,r.u.
the fIl-f Monday In December nc,i, aud aa.ut'' y
hill Of the plaintiffs, and that r"ry ~ thu "'i'i
published III ;isw>pnper priai"d III the ,..s J" ~
mond f,r w., months successive y, anI ttrH an.
copy he posted u Tie front donr al the co.l hc.r.
this county. hfofy. Tesfc,
W. W. 4. CoGBlLL, Cleik pro te',
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~ Observation-Disclosures IL Gauahaua to.t,
CoI;i. islh October. !eU:
Mas.ir shelton, Thomas shelton. pavii = S..
Elizabeth Meredith, Geo w. Tumcr aui tcrit- t.,s
wife, Joseph shelton. Ba.id Shelton, David =. i,f.
siass.- Il. Butter Thomas ". T.r..i. Rem u
Terrell. Sarah :. Terrell, Thomas 7. Wac, n.
Il. War, Nancy Morris, SAL. DthnrA, r,ofe
snn. Henry Marriitr and Aiaiia l.' wt.s. it.t +
Midday. - Eav.ling ari Nireit !, ~ -. .i'a
Watson, James Mactnder and LOUISA IT,. 'ii-. -.
a.a.as,
Watson and otE'r i.-
Bul MED, and the defendants above namot
havin. entered their appearance AMI gwen ra9n4 +
coTding 10 the Act of A>senihl; .Hd If. u..t..
Cont. ana IL appearing In The sali>itc,ioi u
that they are rot inhabitants cf ihis C0uia-rt = (
On the mninn Of the plaintiffs hy r,nn.e II 4 n.tf.
tha, The said defendants do appear i,Ir ~ u q
Monday IN January h.NI, and a.sNrs =. il.i. e
h.: and ilata cory at iii. oEfcr IT. iorhrHl Ia.lt
III some newspaper published ~ lie ''Y n r, rDe
for two months successfully. and posi.f at TIE if.s
door Of the Court House Of The sas; COUNTY
4 Copy. Tssts.
Oct 2a-cw2m. MAR W. MILLER fUs
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IN CIIhSCENY. -VIRGiNiA AT Rules He'd n /.
4 Clerks Office ofthr superior 'oufi 81 c.aUett.
the Richmond Circuit tile 9th day Of Ser.,;aatf e.
II. j. Anderson, f,in.t
against
Oyefton Cn-hy, and another. ii.aefan...
The defendant above ramcd not la.i' + y .,'i ~
appearance and given Gecuriy accnsdiG. q I'll u.s.
Assembly and the rules az ihi- court. a. aeraai
By satisfactory evidence, thl, hr i MT 90 u 4.' IL
This Commons ralth, II IS ordered, thai ~, y fit
ant do appear n the rule 10 hc held 10 the ~! 50"
on The first Monday "a November next. ari 81 ~ /
bill Of the painiA aad that opy o! IN ct.rf ~ t'
with inserted III some newspaper published q iHs ~
of Richmond for two months sgccr--Ives, ns9 i.st
al The front door nf the Capitol IA the SAID cts.
Gopy-Trs;r.
Semi. It-cwom rDNUarAS s9BEE9a 'ik
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ATNyOOEb'S

NON-CONDENSING AIR-rFGHT PAR.
1N LoR STOVE.-Patented, March, 1915; aud
received the SILVER MEDAL, at the State Fair
at Auburn, Sept IS, 1916.
The AR -TiGHr PARLoR SrovE with its fine 9th
ic carvings, Is not only beautiful in the extreme
nut tins most perfect article of the kind ever Offered
In market. Ii differs materially from all Other
stoves called 'air'lght, in the Improvements of
the joints, aud the addition of the Hot Air Chamber
Inc joints at the corner constructed in slrh
peculiar manner as to insure them what they pto-
less TO be, airtight. They have the usual protcc-
uon OF cement in the joints of the castings, and the
iurthor and perfect security of quantity of cement
inserted between the joins made by the castings.
and the inner joints at the stove rods
One OF our customers dealing in these Stoves
saps that, ON trial with them last winter a singl,.
hre, punt In the ordinary way, lasted three da vs.
ana that he will warrant all he sells to retain the
hrc That length Of time without being disturbed
~ the New York State Fair. at uburn Sept
10, 1910, We received tho First Premium \ sir.
Elk MEDAL l.. and. at the Rensselaer, County Fair
sept. u, 1916, the First Premium of FIVE DOL.
DARS or SILVER MEDAL on our NON. CON.
DENSING AlR-TIGHT PARLOR STOVE For
sale by DANIET : CHERRY
NOV Under the Old Dominion Office
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MISCELLAN EOUS.
YANKEE DOODLE.
TO The People Of The United Stairs.


'HNHE Publishers of YANKEE DOODLE after watch.
IL ing patiently the result of their efforts to es-
tablish -
HUMOROUS ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER.
partaklnS of the spirit of this country and dcnti-
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and progress OF the American people. have the
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Having carcluy laid and ccmcnted the fotrn .!ation
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OF any narrow school or sect, YANKEE Doom = ia
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manent forms aud free spirit, the exubcrant life
that creative energy and refining enthusiasm which
80 cminently characterize us and distiupuis h IN,
New World from the Old.
In the Editorial and Artistical Depart,ncrts of
YANKEE DOODLE, the Publishers have en- pa oed tho
most eminent and diversified talent that conII bc
procured. they make no paradc of names but
leave him (YANKEE DooDLEj 10 speak for LiInself
The object OF this Circular is To introduce Y.~
KEE DOODLE to the great body of the American
People who reside out of the large Cities and unon
wnoSe 9ecsloa must at last rest the fate of any
national enterpriza We invite attention, there
fore, to the following terms upon which we prons
to extend the circulation of our paper
Any person renting $22 by mail or Other.
wise, shall receive Ten Copies of YANKEE DoopLr
Tor one yeaf-directed to such address as he NAV
designate. 10y
For $l2 we will send Five Copies for one wear
For 81 We will send Two Copies
Single subscriptions $3 per annum.
VJ- All orders must be accompanied by the cash
Address, (pOst Paid)
j. A FRAETAS & CO.
NO Spruce street, Nctc York
YANKEE Doodle is published in New York every
saturday morning, and will be mailed TO country
nation simultaneously with its issue in the CITY.
Dec Is ~
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REMOVAL OF THE ARCADE.
Three Doors below the Old Stand

t'hE PUBLIC will please take notice that have
Il removed from the Old Stand to the buildipo,
three doors below, formerly occupied by MIR How
ell as Shoe Store.
Having just returned from tn. North I am ,,>-
opening iuli assortment of
. CLOTHING AND FANCY GOODS
W"l'h cannon be surpassed, IL cquailed quality Of
material "r workma nShip, for the prices and which
am ue'crn med to sell lower, for Ca sL than the
same quaiIty of Goods be or ever were sold I'm,
part, o. the following: "
Coats OF all prices. from SO 500 SI5 M
Vests of all qualities, from / 20 10 400
rants do do do nm
Jackets-ShiIis Of every dcscriplion-D r,wers
socks Scarf OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Collars and
hoSons Gum Suspenders. from Is to so cents-in
tact every thing usually kcptin II Clothing store
~ I-Eh I, warranted To be OF first rste material
ana make. IL consists in part as follows. pr.
knives from .! cts 10 81 50-Razors. of Rorera's
make 81 cts 10 s 25Scisxors from ny 10 SO CTS
nave als", IN addition To the above a GOOD as
sortmcnt of JEWELRY such as Breast pins F.
ger Rings, Fob aud Guard Chains, sityor 1,bir,.
nies and Shields, Watch Keys, Stads, Sc, which
VIII sci, lower than thew can b, HAD at snv IL
place in these diggins "''' O'''e'
To the LADIES would say, that have nm -xccl
,cnt a. sortment OF Edgines, rom 10 4 in wide.
.tsc'n'eS' assorted sharps: Pins Spool Cotton Of
rape Ladies' Hose, from ~ to 81. cts Whit
ini%o and black Ladies' and Childreu's Net Cans
Also an assortment OF Chiliren's Socks and StorL
ings. ~ $40
The Gentlemen will please call nd look at s,,o.
cLoAkS have, the prices of which tor the opal.
ltv, viii astonish them. " 20
have also a beautiful lot of CAPS of an 40
scfIpuons, quality and ~ ice cheaper han ibey
can be bought elsewhere in the town =
sept 20 J. NJ MILES
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BUFF5S
IONCbNfRAfED COMPOUND SYRUP OF
SARSAPARITTA VI

t'OR the cure of all diseases arising from ~,
n impure stalc Of the blood. gu
The great popularity of Sarsaparilla, and ite -.
tabishcd efficacy, render it supcrAuous to enter in
to any encomiut0 of its virtues, or adduce any cvi
dtnce in s favor it is true that it has been here
toiore subject TO frequent changes Of reputation.
oWIng 70 ignorance OF the proper mode Of extract
ing It's virtues, to the inferior quality of the root
used Hence also the ineEicncy of many preoara.
tons OF 1t offered to the public. The procrietor of
tnls syrup can assert with confidence that is pre-
pared from the best materials with H. ,,ro.t., =.
PhafWaceulical care and accuracy. and i'm the best
mode TO obtain the active principle in the most
concentrated state, answering the dcsidcraturo of
e%W1luug a large quantity Of S9rsapariIla i'm :,
small dose supply of this Medicine for sale n
the MEDIC A. TN5pSp'fUI.sSTS '0 "'
July 9 Corner of Uirb ard NJ w.,
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MiSCELLAN EOUS.
r ANDING THIS DAY. Is Inv

II VTOSIlCn
IL Chccse--3T casks Goshen Cheese
100 whole aud half boxes Raisns
90 az aud eighth keg- Buckwheat
10 bags Ginger. Pepper and AlIspice
so bags Rio aud Java Coffee
Is kegs goshen Butter
20 boxes Starch
% bbs y r.. Rum
rs do Baltimore Whiskev
90 boxes Smith and Dialects Candles
IS bbls Mountain Flour
% packages GuupOwder ond Black Tea
100 5,tts Hill aud Mann's Tobacco
I'D 10 Jones s. Sons los aud S's do
For sale by JOSIAH WILLS
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CERTAIN CURE FOR PILES BARNES
~ PILE LOTION. This Lotion has been used for
several years past. and has universally given salts
faction. Many PEI sons who have bee n afflicted
with this painful disease, and suffered for MANY
years under its Influence, have been cured in "A few
weeks by the use of this Invaluable Lotion Call
ana get pamphlet respecting it. The Genuine
Tor sale at the Drug Store, Sign of the Big Mortar
Sep 10 CHAS. n. HEiNIrSH A rent
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SADDLERY.
NEW ARRANGEMENT AT THE EMPORIUM
PORTSMOUTH BOOT AND SHOE

FACTORY.
ES The Subscriber grateful for the
vi patronage heretofore 80 literally eX-
exu. e<ass tended 10 him, would in this public
- manner return his thanks for the
E~@Ss same, and inform them that he has
made some valuable improv ements in the manu-.
iactnre of BOOTS & SHOES. lis Stock of LEATH
Elk OF all Kinds. cannot be surpassed i'm this or any
other market for durability and beauty of finish
whic ms Norkrnen are equal to, if not superior To
the best te trusts that having ouco tested his work
the public will CALL AGAIN
Two or three first rate Hands for Roots ar Shoos
would md immediate and constant employment
by applying soon
The mostprompt attention given, as usual To n II
orders, and no disa ppon tment Recolleci that thc
money left in his Establishment, is expended i'm the
Town, and goes to the support of our own me.
cha MICS, and tradesmen r HOFFMAN
Buffers New Building. Crawford Street.
~ D.. A few BOARDERS will be taken bv the
Subscriber, by the year, month or week, on mode
rate terms Dec 9
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ROOKS just received and for sale at New York
~ prices, by w. II. II. HODGES & co
The Expedition to Borneo Of II. Nj S. Dido, for
the Suppression of Piracy; with extracts from the
journal of James Brooke Esq, (now Agent for
~ Keppel, r. N.-prce so cts.
. The Modern British Plutarch or, Lives of Men
distinguished IN the recent History of England
Tor their talents, virtues, or achievements bv Mr.
C.Jaylor, l.. l.. D.--price 30 cents.
treatise on Algebra, by Elias LOOMS, A. M,
Professor OF Mathematics and Natural Philosophy
IN the University of the City OF New York, Mem.
Der of the Philosophical Society of the american
Academy of Arts and Sciences. &C.
No. 2 Statesmen of England.
Nos 81, IS, 80 and 90 Pictorial Shakespeare
NO o horse'6 Geographic Maps. Aug Is
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TERMS OF AnvfRrtsrNn.

% ItcetretineS or less max. u square :iohetron
charged IN proporuoh. md Ia tie PAID fer 1
advance.
ADVERTISEMENTS ordered in "nlN one. g twice
week, VIII nc charged so cents yea Suuars Ioi IN
nrs' insertion, and 81 cuts ivr each subsequen
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Com ErHiNG FOR THE L., DIES AGAIN.
- RlCARDO'S Palma CHRISTI POAIAIA ms .

me proprietor of this now and beautiful prepare.
ration, confidently recommends il having no
fq"sf an the 'oord, for i'nparting beautiful soft
ana glossy appearance TO the Hair, promoting the
grown ana presenting II from falling out.
Also, THE CORAL OIL OF CIRCASSIA for
ncautIiylng the Hair, both of these prepar atoms
can with the utmost confidence, be recommend
en TO our customers and the public generally par.
tcularIy to the Ladies' as being the best aricle j.;
use, FOR the purpose stated The genuine for sale
at the Drug Store, Sign Of the Big Mortar
Dec l9 CHAS II HEISJTSu !. 80
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DURE OIL OF LEMON

DURE OIL OF LEMON.-Pu re s..
a ter, Pore Cinnamon Water Or,nr. III.
er Water, and several kinds Of FSsFNSFS ~
pared with great care expressly E,r the CL,i,t,, .
tcstv ; +, Also on hand the Genuine Cologne M
-, " r ,,Iy nun IN iSncy bottles Of all sizes. for
~" - High street
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A NNUALs AND oTHER nnnKs ..,...

A ITtN = = ~ n y = UI II ER BOO q sDit,.
"a bic for Christmas and New Vars Prcsent.
Inc Amaranih-Fricndship's Offering
The May Flower
Poetry OF Flowers and FlOwers OF Poetry
Poets of Amerca-The Rose
Halleck's Poems Poems of Amelia
Miiton's Poctical " orks
Chde Harold
Myrtis, with other Etchings
Poctical Works OF Collins, Gray, and Bea,,,s
Sears New Pictorial Librarv
BunYan's Illustrated Pilgrims Progress
Poctical Works III Miss Landon
Poc'icai Works of Rogers, Campbell, NIontcome-
ry, Lamb, aud Kirk White
Juvenile Scrap Books Goldsmih. ESSAYS
Iiyacinth or Affection. Gift
Southey's Poctcal Works
Beautiful bound PRAYER Books
Bibles and Hymn Books. together with n pre,t
variety Vi 'oVehlIe BOOKS, tor sale low by
90 w. II. ri. HODGES & CO.
zee - Crawford strrst
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~ ". II. Il. HODGES e (,O

DUOkS received and IN salt bv
~ ". II. II. hodges & CO
- Crawford street
Manual OF the Principles and Practice Of phi o.
considerably On argcd and improved, with an D,.t.
inc OF General Pathology and Tberapcutic. by
WIN. augustus Guy M. b., Cautab &C., "utho,
~ ' Medical Jurisprudence " &c. With additions
By James stewart, A. NJ M. D.
beauties Of English History
Beauties of French History
Inns Advice 10 Church Ncmbc,s
Early Impressions
CCbbct's American Gardner.
BIswells Life Of samuel Johnsop T. n
Nos. l25 and l26 Illustrated Shakespeare
Dec p
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A FEW of the EMPIRE STOVES lcft vet. at
~ Manufacturers Prices. Persons wishing to
buy, can ascertain all about the Stove by fcf ring
TO the following gentlemen, Messrs. a. f. Gun
nlngham, Old Dominion Office, Mr.. JUS P Rev
noids, GosPort Col. MERIT Jordan, Naval store
and Samuel Moore IN the Market, and others who
have them in use.
DANIEL s. CHERRY
Aug ~ Undcr the Old Dominion Office
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nANiEL =. CHERRY. Manufnctur,r and
~ Dealer in Stoves, Iron, Copper and rin Ware.
&C., Sc, corner of High and Crawford streets
Portsmouth. Va. Ia, -
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TERMS OF THE OLD DO MINioS, (wEEKLy.)
One copy So per ycar-by Mail.
BY the Carrier, So so.
St-ro he paid inadvance
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KON AND BRASS FOUNDRY.-The
subscriber grateful for the liberal patronage be
slowed upon him since he has been carrying ON bu-
siness, respectfully solicits its continuance
lie takes this occasion to say, that he is prepared
TO execute any ORDER in Iron or Brass, upon the
most reasonable terms, and in manner not to be
eXcelled in this city elsewhere in durability or
finish.
Church, Steamboat, and other BELLS, furnished
upon the shortest notice, and warranted
All orders (for cash city refercnces) will be
promptly attended to. NELSON CORY,
July ii Norfolk.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1847-02-23

- w IL seller, Attorney and Counsellor a,
~. Law. Portsmouth, Va.
y Vhoe,n hourke's New Building, High street
where he will be pleased TO see all persons hov;nn
business in the line of his profession Scnls ?
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1847-02-23

AMES IL. HALL, Manufacturer of Russia
and American Sheet Iron, Brass Tin zinc
&C SC. respectfully informs his friends and the
uublic generally, that he is now prepared tn I'VE
cute all orders III any OF the above branches viii
heatncss and despatch. He has lust received n
supply OF Roofing Tin, and Russia and A,nerican
sheet iron. Persons who may want Roofs or En,
tecs laid. Stove Pipes, &c, Will please rive him a
Sail' as ne IS satisfied that he can and Will do
any work in his line of business as cheap as can he
ionc either in this place in Norfolk
RE mas on hand an assortment of Parlor Cham
Der, ana once Stoves Parlor and Chamber Crates
WIN all the fixtures complete, which he wi disnos
OIL very low. Also general assortment or U5rrG
viz: "rNcIes'
Polished Steel and Brass Head Shovel and Tonos
lamb Hooks and Cinder Shovels
Table and Desert Knives and Forks 4, ,,v;.,.,
SCISSORS, Shears, Pen and Pocket Knives,
Tea Trays and Walters
Candlcstcks Shutters and Travs
Sad Irons, Waffle Irons Hair and tyire Soi,.o-
Britannia and Japaned Spittoons
Brittania Tea and Table Spoons,
Soup Ladies', &C., Sc
Iogetner with general assortment of H,llou,
ware, such as Ovens, Spiders, Pots Kettles &c
great variety of Tin Ware, &c. all of which will
be sold for Cash. '' III
those ia want Of any of the above articles will
oieasecal at his Establishment, West side Cravi'
ord street, opposite the Market House