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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-07-08

yYIRGfNIh-oho Circuit Superior Court Of Inv GAIN -
~ .d Chenccry. June Is. leE.
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FOUNTAIN HOTEL,
LIGHT STREET., BALrIMopr
ARTHUR l.. FOGG,
! PnINEAS TuIipS.rnN Proprieior.


| NE undersigned having succeeded the late firm
Oh INK Fogg in tbs, proprictorship of the
'ouh'ain Hoiel, so long and widely known as one
vi 'ne most commodious establishments i'm Bait
more take this method Of nforninc tho travelling
Puohe mat, besides the great improvements made
iast spring In the addition of an entire new win,
10 me house by whh h largo number of t,dginc
W." were added, as well as extensive Bathing
establishment, they have recently Tad CONSTRUCTED
nse ladies Ordinary, fitted up in the most unione
Sno beautiful style; and also private sitting room
e" me gentlemen, which il entirely free from the
oustie necessarily incident to the more public pars
vi we mouse an arrangement highly desirable and
~"'cn 'hey Halter themselves cannot fail to please
IN connection with these improvements the wholc
interior oil the house has undcrg gone a thorough re.
sr'on' everything appertaning tn the uph lstery
OF inc establishment has been renewed and nj, end
ants Tor the chambers selected with strict vi,w Ia
ehure capabihty in every respect The table will
DC 'ound at all times fully supplied with ever ythins-
'ue market Affords served up in superior 3, vie
whiic In the way of wines, &c. nothing will he
Kep out what is of the best quality Add to these
'acts tue atcnt on AMI courtesy which will he ron
"cied by their assistants acting under their own
personal supervision. Those " no NAV favor them
WIN cali they Halter themselves will not leave
olssstishcd, as no pains expense will be spared
on thcir part to meet tho wants of their guests and
trust their hopes of liberal patronage Will not
prove unfounded ~ "o NV
charge. FL, ~ M VI
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MISCELLANEOUS.
READ! BE GUARDEDIl

TO THE PUBLIC
'kNHE increasing popularity of DIR. c. BENZ
a SMITHS lMPROVED INDIAN VEGETABLE
SUGAR COATED PILLS, has induced n humble,
of persons to make something they call Pulls ant
coat them with sugar in order to- sell them for the
genui"e, while they do not possess particle of the
goodness, nor even assimlatc in appearance 20 tho
original Or, Smiths Pills In short they are NJ,
intended FRAUD upon The community. A minis.
ter who AZ fret had interest in an imitation Su.
gar Coated Pill, manufactured in Albany. n Y
mas given thera up, as he save, on account or the
miserable dishonest parties concerned i'm manu-.
iactu'ing them. The same party are now indus
uious'y circulating reports calculated 10 inure Dr.
smith, and to affect The reputation of his valuable
pilis; hut rather than notice them il public DR.
Smth Is about To- nstitue legal ocecdings inst
then ior Their SANDERS. as he has in another case
against similar party, in which he recovered
large amount OF dams ges. These miserable imi
tators have to resort 20 the Abdominal BILE means
to palm OF their counterfeit pills as the puhlic
know that Or. Smiths the original q nd ycpnne
Several instances have come TO public notice I,
which life has been end ngered by tho uuf,r,unate
Of the cuunterieits 1t il DR.. Smiths pills that
arc doing so much good in the countrv-as the fol.
locnr plainly show.
MORE MINISTER'S use and recommend Dr
Smiths Pills than all others
This is to certify that have used the Su rnr Cont
ed Pills manufactures bv G. Benjamin Smith of
New York, for some time. and believe them to
be good medicine; and also. from inquiry in that
city, am persuaded that he is the orieunl invent
or and therefore is entitled to the benef of the in
vention. :. WILLIAMS
Pastor lst Baptist Church, Pittsburgh.
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DIED,

In this place, on Sunday morning. tho l4tb i.t
h"er protracted Illness Mrs ELIzABgTH PoRTEa
aged "a years. This venerable lady was native
o. portsmouth, where she had resided durug her
long earthly pilgrimage She was the widow of "u n
oincGr OF the Army Of the Revolution, and reared
amghly respectable family of children, only two
ol whon' with numerous!grand children survive
her. me relative and social duties of life were
discharged by Mrs P: with fidelity and kindness
OF heart' that will be held in honoured and lasting
remembrance by all who had the pleasure of her
acquaintance And she who lived so faithfully
nee ana not live only for this world in early lie
inc subject OF this notice embraced the Religion of
M pressed Reacemer, and united herself with the
uhueu a most worthy member for the space of
about sixty years. living in christian chariySvith
al VINO owe the Lord Jesns Christ, and dyinr in
ing nope that her happy spirit in the paradise
" N'Ou'-C OH- Portsmouth, Fen
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PURSUANT 10 Deed of Trust f,o,, s,onho

DURSUA ANT 10 Deed of Trust from Stcphen
Il James, aud Jennctt his wife, bearing date the
18th June, 1915, and OF record in the Clerks Office
oil Norfolk County. to secure certain debt tho rein
mentioned, to the Bank of Virginia, will be sold at
public auction before tho Court House in tho town
OF Portsmouth, on THURSDAY the llth March
next, at ~ O'Clock. for cash, a certain LOT OF
LAND In the town OF Portsmouth, situated on IF.
hnghan street, and bounded on the Yves, by the
lot OF David Jan es. on the South by vacant lot
owned by Stephen James, on the West by Effn q.
nam street, and running hack one hundred q nd
ten feet, which said lot there is double wooden
tenement wi lane of three Feet ammo xc,l to cac
tenement. The sale lot bcing part of the proper.
ty conveyed by the Deed of Trust aforesaid
JOHN a CHANDLER, IA,
WIN. IL. WILSON. trustees
Fol q au,td
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'HOS iEES LIE Pursuant to Deed of
Il Trust executed by Manuel Burgess tn the nm
dersigned "a Trustee bearing date the rs dav NJ
December lS45, and duly recorded gwen Ia secure
will he sold before the Cuu,t House door in tho t,
of Portsmouth, on FRIDAY the 26th instant AZ 10
o'coo X, NJ, a TRACT OF LAND near the bead of
inc western branch, containing ifv acres. more
or less, adjoining The lands of Thos Blount pnhrt
Cox aad others. Terms Cash
Feb I6-tds ARTUUR FMJPpcoN
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VOICE FROM KENTJrCKy

have been afflicted with dyspepsia in the most
aggravated form for three wears past. and fund
notciicl until nsed DIR. G. B"nj Smiths improved
Indian Vegetable Pills kner using six lnttlcs of
said v.iuahle pill, am entirely ou'c|. They are
a general remedy J. X LEENIAN
Paducah Ky, Nov. 70, IS45
We certify to the above facts. Dr. SMITHS pips
are universally esteemed in this vicinity
HODGE, OWENS & co Merchant.
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BEWARE OF COUNTEkFEITS AND
IMITATIONS

The unparalleled and astonishing efficacy or Dr
Wistar's Baisam of Wild Cherry in all the diseos.
es for which II Is recommended, curing many c,ses
after the skiu of the best physicians was naval
ing, has effected large aud iucrcasinp demand e.
1T. TINS TACT has caused several uunrncipled coun
terfeiters aud intators to palm off spurious mix
lures, of similar name and appearance fo. TN,
genuine Balsam. Some called sSvrno OF wild
Cherry Balsa,n Of Spikenard.' Wild Cherry.
Comfrcy, &c. Another, w ster's Balsam OF Wiii
Cherry mis- spelling the name. and forcing Ger
tiicates to resemble those of the trne RnIso,o
&c DR.. Wistai 9 Balsam of Wild Cherry, in the an.
ly genuine; The rest merely initiate the name of
the original while they possess none of it's virtues
LOOK WELL TO THE MARKS OF THE SrNurSr
The genuine Balsam is put up i'm bottles with
the words - DR. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Chew
phi,a1', olown IN the glass each bottle bearin q
a label on the front with the signature of
~. 49, III. WISTAR, NJ D.
This VIII be enyeloped hereafter with n new wran
per; copyright secured, 1914; on which viii al
ways appear the written signature ofs l. BUrTS >,
wrapper. Wv '"o
BE careful and get the genuine DIR. wISTAR,s
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. None genuine
pnless signed by J. BUTTS. Address all orders IN
SETH w FOWLE, Boston. Mass.
For sale by G. II, Helm FISH Ports,nonib W.
81. a: SANTOS, wholesale aud retail, Norfolk and
by Druggists generality throughout the country.
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STANDARD PREPA ATIONS
PRICES REDrCEn

>" Dfo1i' M H., Sole Proprietor
III :: cquencc OF inc reduction which has taken
pace IN 'he price, occasi"ned bv the new tariff
oil 40 IN removing thc duty from many of he
most costly ariicics OF drugs: which are
40 nrovnd s,nnig ,ns Howing highly ap
p ,or 90 a stGriy ,"edicnes The pr9Prie
reduced his price on most of his
Articles, from TwsNTY-FIvE TO
USE HUSpREp per cent from
their original prices, ia
KING place II ON the first
OF January, lS47,
ND ,o,,nrs, follows;
DR. RoBERTSoN'S GOVT AND RHEUMATIC
- DhOfS,
,, me most eectual remedy III the world for para
ySs, CHROME nc fnenmat,Sn. &c Original price
heretofore mas been So, now reduced to S per
oq Doll
IN WIDEN SUN > SiOMACHlC ELIXIR OF
A voc,e,,h,o oo,,, n nj ,. n,
Vege'aoic compound, unsurpassed for the relief
ana cure OF consumphon coughs, colds, and affec
80 - IN rs orIginhl prlce heretofore has
m 3d1 99 10y 5S,,ncGq 10 = per bottle
NV CoPnIA ~ OBJ N sTT. ~ ~ NERVOUS
CohDiAL, OR NATURES GRAND
IT.. RESTORATIVE.
o;i, oS' ,n,ailple reedy Tor iweakne nervous
&c. or'glna price heretofore has been S so now
M pppT1 2TcpS S> n'I11 go
D''' ''0"' i00' , RrT TEES y BILE sIoMACHlC
winch strengthen weak stomachs, increase the APP
t,f' 'NP'i "''''S' '0' rreseht price $ per
ne poprprsoN,e u-on,, r,,,.,.,.r,,,e,
wish LoIENGkS,
eioiy species % worms from the hui
'' Spigna Price 2c nov reduced to Csc
For rbcn,l na99O e. . hiIEO hAIIC DROPS,
FOR rhcuinatism' &c Original price heretofore
iI nj, p,c nTS. ~; no" .Gdnccd To 5 per bottle.
IN Dioi . ArPhUF I'D ANTEBlLlOUS
yy.,.l FILLS,
as Tue vGry oest Ps Tor constipation,
Tp,eansing .ne ooweis' puriying the blood, &C.
nh i,rr, 20 Gss; or hotties Tor 81
nv W . ~" r. Io - DE fOhGAIlFECOM-
r. fouND'
L IL .'e rFhet ana cure OF habltual constipation OF
np nc; rrcsent Price Is per bottle.
a ~ - W EuE DIE IoNIC BII IbRS,
IL. Pie'ep'ao" dio core LOT ieVcr ana aguc, re-
Nd nescnt Price per bottle
p,osort 80" ,-io1 W . iooA hAChE DROPS
ND ID Bpv ~ ~ 70 C, .s;,,,
VIII o,,' ". . Sin NASSAU Ef WATER,
So =; s nioet diseases OIL the Eyes arising
o. cts nnr viaI WEAKNESS &c present price
MP pYo orr p,,rr,,,r ,,,,,,, ,,,r,,,..,,
r., ~ ,i;.;i . n n.N II IN yin MEM L,
h pther Snu OF C9Ie, rs unequacd
f "y oeIe' ,lie so 10 use Orgina PRICE mere.
SoVco s 81" 'o o''' 10" 'c""ccd 10 20 c's'' or
DR C,ODiCi ms vrcEr Aptrp.rMoEr,rr
ror cSluS' Obstruction OF the lungs, female weak
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[From NeSsrs. Bull & Alacn.1

louisville, Ky, Feb. IL, 1916
DR.. G.. BENZ. Smith-Dear Sir: You will please
send Us twelve gross Of vour valuable Pills From
present indications shall sell large amount of
them We find that they go quick, &C.
Your friends, BULL & ALDEN
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Pastor LED Rnptist Church. Pittahnr
From the Blue Hens Chicken, (Del.)

We call the attention Of our reader. to the GER
thcatc of Rev. s. Williams. Pastor Of the Is, Ror-
tst church, Pittsburgh. in relation to Dr. Sm th's
Pills. We can ourselves bear testimony to tho ex-
ccllence Of these pills. of having used them
and experienced great relief from them
The above is the best paper in the State of Della
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ADAMS Bopy FoUsp There is story 90
jng--none the less Interesting that i, is rather
Tough" the effect that p-,rife,, hody l,as n.,o
found IN Georgia. in the midst of forest. uoder
circumstances that have induced some learned
assrs to suppose II is The body OF an aniedeluvian
--p"sslbly father Adam himself. 1t will du-- for
. story.
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from Dir. Sin rlcton ]

Smithand, XIV Few q, 1876
DR.. G Benz Smith Dear Sir: Nothing has ever
been introduced That has sold so well aud given
such general ton, your Improved Indian
Vegetable PILE. Very respectfully yours.
FS SINGLETON.
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SEEDS, SEEDS. sEEDS.

ssssa2Ssssr We have just received full supply OF
.S2sSa4SSS5Ek fresh and &c nune GARDEN, FIELD &
4$gssF OVER SEEDS, Warranted fresh J
VA To-" The Seeds which have the pleasure
---aehss>- OF offering to the public generally, are
raised ny the Shakers, and are universally ac
know tedgcd to be far superior any raised in the
Cnltea States Persons can place the UTMOST con-
hdencc IN Our supply of Fresh Seeds therefore
those wishing good, fresh and genuine will call at
the Drug and Chemical Store, Sigh Of the lis, Nor
tar. CHAS III HEINITSH cont
Feb II - '
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MY EYEsl--Tbe Koran says. "Mahome, in
one ut his visions. saw an angel in the third
heaven. SO large that his eyes were seventy ,hon-
sand days journey apart"
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MOST EXCELLNNT AssoRTMENr.

s-A,SI z~AS mouth and its vicinity, that nc has
"a - this day received by the Boston pack
s@S- ct, Lowell six cases of mems bows
youths, misses and childreus SHOES and BOO,
TEES, which, aided to his STOCK already ON
hand, rcn'icaIs his assortment complete.
MY Stock consists principally of tbs following
artice,--
Ladies Morocco Busklns, thick sole. hest quality
Do do do 2nd quality, but good
DO do French Ties, thick and dim sole
DO do Turns, best quality made by
'kubnsou,' - PHILADELPHIA
Do do DO 2nd quality, bur .no.i
Ladies Goat Buskins, thick sole, best and Dad
quality
Ladies Leather Buslsins, pcggc,, neat article
Do Half Golfers, French lasting fine a article
Misses Morocco Bu-kius. thick sole
DO Goat Skln--Do morocco BUotees
DO Goat Buskus and Booces, sewcd and
Childrens thick sole morocco Bootecs and Buskin $
scw"d
Do Goat Booecs and Buskins scwed and
pcgged
Mems Bootees right and left, aud stra bottoms
Boys calf Bnotees very fine article
Do stout leather Boutces-Do goat skin
Youths line calf Bootces - DO leather very stout
DO grain Bootecs, with and without heels
Together with OIL err kinds recollected al this
time-all of which will lie sold low for cash
Leather Trunks also, as low as can be bonobt in
this vicinity JOHN COUNCILL
West side Crawford street, two doors South of
the Post Ofice-Sigh of the Yellow Boot
Feb IL
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From Wilson, starbird & Smith,


DR.. Smlth--Dcar Sir: About two weeks ago we
bought two gross of vonr Indian Vcgeial lie Sugar
Coated piis. Though business is dull here at this
tune, vet We have sold them all. You will please
send us ten gross through Mc5srs. Lawrence &
kcesc' OF your city. who will forward them to us
via Pittsburgh. You, 3 respectfullv
WILSON, STARBIRD & SMITH
once l19 Greenwich street, (arge brick block y
Gy- Always ask for the Improved Indian Vegeta-
bic pills
o. Aud see that G. BENZ. Smith is ,critten with
pen on the bottom of the box
Z. H. HElNITSH Portsmouth, Agent for this
county, NJ. A. SANTOS, Norfolk, General gent
Tor the state. Dec T.
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The Bishop OF Lvndun has subscribed sos. Don
towards raising 100000 for the erection of schools
for the poor i'm Ireland :"
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Sss=ses"<Sssaszss9 Fare to f eIcrickshurs
Sf!oo, 10 washington and AlexH udri:,, $3.50
HOUR or LEAVING CHANGED TO 6 A. NJ
Inc quick and beautiful low pressure Steamer
augusta, runnln" in connexinu with the Richmond
and Petersburg Rail Road leaves Wright'- wharf
Norfolk every Tuesday, Thursd'y and Saturday
at a. M, for the above cities and towns Pass.p
gers b eak fast on board III" Ang s.a and arrive ut
Port Wal'hnl hnli past II NJ where trains leave
immediately for both Petersburg and Rirhnond
arriving at Petersburg bv Ina If paSt r NJ ,n6
at Richmond about p. NJ. alb ,ut two hours in ad
vance OF the old James River Line and in Roat
uhsur passed IN her odatjons. nd the atten-
ZION oil her officers To the comfort of her PASSENGERS
Returning the passengers Icave Richmond and Pc
at half past A. NJ. breakfast on boa rd tho Angus
ia, and arriving at Norfolk about half past p M
1t VIII be pert cved from the above that tbs
comfortable and expeditions line gives tn nersoua
visiting Richmond or Petersburg on business the
OPT ortnnity of tTansacting it ami returning nv the
Doat OF next morning, to be absent from their
homes a single night only.
me Augusta Will stop at the usual landings on
James River 10 take in and put out way travcI and
at any other points on the river where SIGNAL /.
made. -
The pubic may rest assured that IL is the de,cr-
mlnauon OF the Projectors TO keep up this Line
permanently; anG TO accommodate travellers he
tween Nor!olk Portsmouth ard Richmond aud
Petersburg. and the Cities of the District of Conn
bla, In the best manner and at the lowest rates
For further information. tickets or FREIGHT annlv
TO nv w: II GARNETr K co
N. b. The central position of the r. & p r. p
Depot in Richmond, and its contiguitv to- The prin
cIpa Hotels, and place OF starting of the Cars from
the North and West, and the Canal Packets for
LvnchburB, adds to the economy as we'll ss tho
convenienccs of this Line. Oct
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MORE IMAM FORTY THoUsANr

1V1 Copies Of Chambers Cyclopedia of English
Literature have been sold in less than three Years
In England. j. is to b" published in l6 Nos. at 25
cents each We invite early subscriplions to This
immensely valuable work
Mrs Sh"ck's Memoirs, by the Rev. ]. b. Jeter--
price only 90 cents
The Christians Daily Treasury work com
mended as most excellent. just received by
jan 81 HODGES & co.
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TESTIMONY is NOW RECEIvED


VIE following letters arc presented with view
Il OF more folly showing the opinions of pbv
scians In relation to the Medical value of DIR
SWAYNE'S COMPOUND SYRUP of WILD
CHERRY.
Da swAYsE-- Dear Sir: Having used your Com
pound syrup of Wild Cherry, extensively i'm NV
practice,i was requested by your gent DR. Crutch.
er TO express my opinion in writing, Of its proper-
ties as n remedial agent, most checrfulv comply
as as feel by SO doing, will discharge debt owe
ne community at large, and Physicians in partic.
ular. As much asI dctest Quack Remedies and
Iatent Nostrumo, was induced from failure of
the most potent eXpectnrants recommended in onr
inateria mcdcas in some cases of DisEasEp IU yas
TO try your Preparation of Prunus Virginia or
WILD CHERRY 1t is sufficient to say that was So
muIh pleased with the result of that, and st,bse.
quent trials that now prescribe il in preferences In
all Other Remedies where an cxpcctorant is indica
ted; In the much dreaded Pneumonia or Disease
OF the Lungs, IN the alarming form in which il an
pears IN Kentucky, regard it as an invaluable
remedy In the treatment of that disease 10 ALI
, VINO Know me have said enough, but this may
ne seen by persons out of the vicinity of frankie
VIII briefly add. that have been cnga red in an
active practice of my profession of l2 years, and
am Regular Graduate of Trausylvane and ,his
Is the first Patent Medicine ever thought cnongh
oil to express an opinion in writing.
J. II. ELLISON, MD
Jan. Z, lS4I. Franklin County XIV
~ Frankfort, KY, Jan IN. 1871
Inc above certificate is from one of our Physi.
clans living few miles from here, he is doing a
very good practice, and is consider ed good phys-
clan, and stands fair; he is, he says rcgGla r
grad nate. DIR. w. l.. CRUTCHER
- a. Druggist and Apothecary.
T- Since the introduction of my article to the
PuplI, mere have number of unprinoip Piled iudi-
v.anais got up noSfrums which they assert contain
WILD CHERRY, some are called " BALsAMs'' " BIr-
TIERS" and even SYRUP OF WILD CnERRY, but mine
Is the orig nal and only genuine preparation ever
introduced to the public which can be proved lv
the pubic Records of The Commonwealth of PENN
:yivanla. The only safeguard against imposition
Is 10 see mat my signature is ON each bottle.
DR.. Fl. SWAYNE
Corner of Eighth and Race sis., Philadelphia.
FOR sale In Portsmouth by G.. II. HEINIrSH and
oy KING 81 TOY, and b. EMMERSON Norfolk :
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Com FTHING NEW UNDER THIS SIN
~ AGAIN !-CIRCASSIAN BALM We ~.

SOM ~ Iii NEW NDER THE SUN
~ AGAIN!-CIRCASSIAN BALM. We have
just received and are particularly anxious TO call
the attention of the ladies' aud gentlemen TO this
most celebrated aud valuable prcpa alton eper dis
covered an tie knotcn tcorid for PRESER WING THE
HUMAN HAIR and improving it's GROWTH and
BEA UTY.
This Balm is acknowledged by al ,cho haze used il
10 be superior to every nhcr OF the kind
Tor the removal OF Odndn.D Scurf, SC and al
other diGcascs of the Hair
Warranted, IN al eases, to- prevent BADNESS
and check the tendency of hair To become Gr0y
The prevalence of the custom of cxtrava q, Mt
puhlng and self praise, world, perhaps require
high wrought eul"gy in support of the virtues of
this truly wonderful Balm; but RELYING upon the
Judgment and good sense o. the public and the in.
tinsic value OF the article presented To their notice
we avoid the niictou of these fulsome pa neyyri,s
and Knowing what has cen done, trust to the fu
tnre to exhibit to our patrons the changes which
effected.
- BE CAUTIOUS where aud from whom you rur-
chase the Genuine for sale only by CHAS. H. HEEL
NlISH, Agent Portsmouth, aud VI. A. SANTOS
NotioK Feb -
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FOR RENT.

q For the balance of the wear. the Store y nd
H5saI Dwelling, on the West side of Crawford
IzATJ street. now occupied by
feb Is JAMES III. HALL
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FOR RENT,

e The Dwelling at present occupied by the
ssaal Subscriber, NJ the intersection of High nd
49, Middle streets. TO good tenant the terms
will be moderate ANN ARMISTEAn''
Feb 1916
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MlSCELLAN EOUS.
PARKERS' HOTEL.

MAIN sreser, NoBroLK,
(Formuty Of the Cra,cford House, Portsmouth,
IA Would resp, tfuliv inform his friends
GxssA aud TIL public, that he has taken the
livisEsss House Gently erected By c. Hall, Esq
nikLkS@ The House is spacious and com. oodi.
Gus, the rooms airy and comfortable
the situation central and convenient
He has at considerable expense furnished il in
neat and appropriate style, GALL his furniture being
ncw.) and pledges himself that no pains will be
spared TO make his guests transient and pe~rna.
ncnt) comfortable and agreeable.
,, 10, Hi- charges viii he less than any prominent
Hotel OF Boarding House il the City
BOARD-~prr day. 81 25
per tpfeS Z 90
per month, 20 20
Jan Fly SB PARKER
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EXCHANGE ON New York and Bol,i,n,,o in
~ sums to suit purchasers can be had az
JNO. ID. GORDAN'S
DEC n-u Lottery and Exchange Office
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1847-02-20
NOTICE.

| II. MINTON. Dealer in Fine Gold Lever
y. Watches, J"wclry, Silver and Plated Wares
Crawford street, Portsmouth. Va
90 Fine Watches repaired and warranted
Jan 10