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VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL PILLS

fire a strengthening purgative and pur.i-
fying tonic.
The hopes Of The american Agenfs are far more ,b,
realised, by the success of DIR. LIE ROY'S VEGE-
TABLE UNIVERSAL PILLS, on this side of The
Atlantic Never did a medicine spring into such
immediate popularity In less than three months
EIGHTY THOUSAND BOXES have been disposed of !:
and certificates of cures performed by them no.
cGlved from upwards of FOUR HUNDRED persons-
The cures embrace great number of diseases
but those which predominated were Bilious Fever
Collie, Habiual Costiveness, Dyscntery, Loss of An.
petite, Flatulence, Worms, and Lowness of Spirits
All persons who take them gree that thew aIe f,r
superior to every other medicine they had used, in
the tnidness the energy, and the efficacy of their
action; for though they produce neither Crime noy
nausea they act upon the secretions with great III
RICHNESS, force and rdpidity and as Durgnfpe leave
nothing TO be desired But their great peculiar cx
cGilence, and that which distinguishes them from
all other purgatives Isl that their operation is foo,n
ed 6y no reaction. Their uurivalled purifvino and
Purgativc properties, for which they are indebted
TO me essence OF Sarsaparilla, and other ingredi
cnis, beng controlled by their highly tonic yiriucs
derived from the extract of Wild Cherry, thew do
not sr0tn The digestive gdns into action as IL ia The
mode of operation with other cathartics but ON the
contrary strengthen them into action. Thus all other
porgatlve medicines produce more or less "a bs
quent costieeness and sluggiShness of The gastric
JUICE while DR. lie Roy's Pills leqpe ali The ,ooe5c
The system tuU IF life and activity and The bo,peiS
open and natural.
The American Agents would con6dcr+,,, al
that The trial of single box is all that is reouired
20 obtain from any person the acknowlcdo cement
mat DR. LIE ROY'S VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL
ritdo are not only deserving Of the cncomums
winch have been so liberaly and unanimously show,
cred on them on boih sides of the Atlantic but that
| 'helr virtues are beyond all praise.
g~Price 20 cents per Box.
90, salc by G.. H. HEINITsH. Agent Ports.
mouth, and in Norfolk by Il. Emerson, NJ. A. San.
toe, and King Toy, where they arc for sale "A
A'S" uk prices. March 6-Gn
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TEsTIMoNY is NOW pEcE1xEn

q FROM ALL QUARTERS OF THE GLOBE.
ne following letters are presented with view
vi more Inily showing the opinions of Phy-
slclans IN relation TO the Medical value of DR
SSWSIAYNE'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD
DR. SwAYNE-- Dear Sir: Having used vour Com.
pound Syrup of Wild Cherry, extensively in NV
practice, was requested by your Agent Dr. Crntcb
10 express my opinion in writing, fits proper.
"es as remedial agent, most cheer fully comnlv
as iecl by so doing, will discharge debt owe
.I,e community at large, and Physicians in partic.
piar' AZ much as detest Qoack Remedies and
a., a'ent Nostrums, was induced from a failure of
."e most potent cxpcctorants, recommended in our
,p".erla mcdicas in some cases of DISEASED LUNGs
No Try your Preparation of Prunus Virginia or
up CHERRY. u is sufficient 10 say that was SC
m,uSn pleased with the result of that, and subsc
III nv .rlaIs that now prescribe il in preference TO
TOD "'1| remedies where an expcctorant is indica
60; IN the mitch dreaded Pneumonia or Disease
Nlo lungs, IN the alarming form in which ii ap-
ppetrs IN Kentucky. regard il as an invaluable
oI"IIuy III the treatment of that disease. TO all
H. nv know me have said enough but as this may
SyySn by persons out Of the vicinity of Frnnk fort
VIII briefly add. that have been ENGAGED i'm an
am pPraciice 81 my profession Of ~ years, and
H. t." ia Regular Graduate of Trausylvdnia and this
IS we hrst Patent Medicine ever thought enough
VI 10 express an opinion in writing
L. , J. II. Ellison, MD.
'""' - 1871. franklin County, XIV.
ri frankfort, KY, Jun. 7M lS47.
Gu; no ABOVE certificate is from one of our Physi-
vc "ns nvlng few miles from here, he is doing a
WY good prac tice and is considered rood nfy7sr
IAN and stands fair he is, as he SAYS a reo9Ia.
'"ooate. DIR. w. l.. CIR UTCHER,
r.. CT. Druggist and Apothccary.
r,'kgE Sihco the Introduction of my article TO the
y,,aI , ,. have number Of unprinoipled indi-
w., w. Sg ~. UP nostTuHs, which they assert contain
rss >, % ny, some are called BAbsAms, Brr-
i ne, ana even SgRvP or WiLD CHERRY, but mine
.uo totiginal and only genuine preparation ever
The puIgeu 10 the P1bic which can be proved 10y
svIvpU - G9ecords oil the Commonwealth Of Penn
iyYahia, The only safeguard against imposition
" see mat my signature is ON each bottle
d. ~. DIR. H. SWAYNE,
- IrssIe IN 9ortsmouth by c. r. HEINTTSI. and
> 4-iN~ Z, TOY, and 2. ENMERSoN, Norfolk.
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curious fact is related by Harvey in his
Wofk " DE Generaiione." bird (Alaca Plea,
h'hn') lays only one egg, which, without max.
lug any nest or preparation for its reception, she
with such 6rmness that she can lea We il and re-
'u'h 10 1t with safety. If the egg shond be re-
moved by any means. it can never be replaced
ana rolls thence into the sea. The spot is en-
crnS'ed with white cement, and the egg is
snmed over with so(t and viscous humidity.
which quickly causes lis adhesion to the rock. as
hrm'y as II they had been fastened together with
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THURSDAY, MARCH Ilth, AND
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, 18th AND 18th
DIR. HOLLICK
Will DELIVER HIS CELEBRATED LECTURES ON THE

Will DELIVER HIS CELEBRATED LECTURES ON THE
ORIGIN OF HUMAN LIFE,
"A Nd the causes Of its decay, illustrated bv his
Ia complete set of I6 ANAToMrcAL MoprLs ren
rcsenting both systems and our early developemcpt
at every stage, &c, in MILITARY HALL. com
mencing at y. M.,-doors open at I! Single
Lecture 80 cents, or ticket to three 4 The
value and interest of these Lectures and the beau
ty and like perfection of the Models 1.-THE onIv
ones In this country is well known in most of tho
attended for many weeks in succession Each
Lecture complete by itself For Gentlemen onIv
Youths not admitted Me- q :
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FIFTY DOLLARS REwARD,

q, Banaway from the Subscriber, at Deep
(yA creep, about two years since, Negro Wo
<SGA man CHESTINE. Shcis of a nddng
RN size. rather slim, of slick black color,
nm WI hat nose. Upon the left side Of
MNA her neck, under the ear, two large
e-Z 800 scars, occasioned by scrofua She dress
cs weIITspeaks quick, and has much of a ladvlike
aPpea1inHcG e. with sort Of bouncing gait She
! have every reason to believe that she has been
lurking about Norfolk, and is still harborcd there
Allpcrsons are hereby cautioned against employ
ing or harborng her, as aln determined to prose.
cute to the fullest extent of the law any and every
one who may do So
Inc above reward will be paid for her delivery
to me- or f'rhcr confinement so tina, i Get her =
Feb 81 If HENRY q AppET,r
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TECHNICA: or ihe arl ID =

M EMORIA TECHNICA: or the art of alb
4tA Lrevlating those studies which give the great
est labor Ia the memory; including numbers in
a'storisSl dates, Geography, Astronomy GRANTEES.
&c Also Rnics for MCmorizng Tcchnicaities
cnc'Ntufcs' Proper Names, rose, Poetry, and
topics in generaembrpcing all the available Rnics
lound IN Mncmoncs or Mnenotechny of aucicnt
ana modern tines; to which is added n perpetual
Almanac for t~o thousand years of past time and
time to come. Adapted TO the use of Schools by
Lorenzo d. Johnson. Price 81. Fo, sale bv
req ~ W. III. II. HODGES s. co.
[OLd North Sia.c c.nn1.l
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certain celebrated M. P, making noniry
concerning the origin of the word " parliament .
was gravely informed that it was derived from
me TWO French verbs. namely, " Parler," TO
speak" Mentir," to lie
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DIED.

In Portsmouth. of pulmonary disease, on SUNDAY
morning last, about o'clock, MARGARET J@or,,s
aged % years. ''o"
Norfolk papers please conyl
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SoRMrE 3III SEsN NEW UNDER THE SUN

SOMETHING NEW UNDER THE SUN
- AGAIN !-Cl8CASSIAN BALM. We have
just received, and are particularly nnxious 10 Ill
the attention OF the ladies and gentlemen to thia
most celebrated and valuable preparation ever dis
covered an the knOtCn tcorld, for PRESERVINC THE
~ u NAN HAIR and improving its GROWTH and
This Balm is acknowledged by all ,oho haze used il
70 DC superior to every other prepare of the kind
Tor the removal of DandruG, Scuyf, SC , and al
other diseases of the Hair.
warranted, in all cases, to prevent Badness
ana check the tendency of hair to become Gran
The prevalence of the custom of cxtrava can't
Pnfhng and self praise, would, perhaps, reuuire p
high wrought eulogy in support of the virtues Of
TINS truiD tronderftd Balm but relying upon the
Judgment and good sense OF the public and The in
thsic value OF the article presented 10 their notice
we avoid The inflicon Of these fusomc pa ncgyrics,
and knowing what has cen done trust 10 tIe In
ture to exhibit TO our patrons the changes which
| effected
| - Be CAUroUs where ard from whom you pur.
chasci the Genuine for sale only by CHAs H. HEf.
NlISH, Agent, Portsmouth,, and VI. 4. SANTOS
NVIIo'K' Feb Is
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To Ed,card r. .BJan,ire :

Won will please to take notice. that on the si.t
~, ~ Day OF March next, at tho Office Of James
muroangh, IN the town Of Portsmouth, Va, be.
tween the hours of six o'clock in the morning AMI
sun OF me same day We shall proceed to take
, ,nc ogGP9sr IONS OF Mary Langhornc, Ann ARMS
lca!' .bHz2 Lyme, and III. Steaks and others to be
T rcad IN evidence, in suit now depending in tic
circuit superior Court of Law and Chanccry for
and you, Catherine b. Bamirc, Edward y Ri,'
nGE[c' James Blamirc and Thos S. Shepherd are
a!oonaani, II. from any calt,e, the said dcposi.
same will be adjourned from DIV TO dav. mill f..
ken and comDctcd. {yCT tTET "
Late Sheriff Of Norfolk County. suing for the
ton & TruiU FcL o. .iu.'-
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DUKSU AN 10 Deed of Trust from Stephen
James, and Jennett his wife bearinp, data Inc
i2t6 June, 1915, and OF record in the Clerks Office
OF Norfolk County, to certain debt tho rein
mentioned to the Bank of Virginia, will be sold at
public auction, before the Court House i'm Inc to,o
oil Portsmouth, ON THURSDAY the 18th March
next at " o'clock, for cash, a certain LOT OF
t LAND IN inc town OF Portsmouth, situated on IF
hngtam street, and bounded on the Yves, bv Inc
lot OF David Jan es, on the South by a vacant lot
owned by stephen James, tho West by EfFin r.
naln street, and running back one hundred and
ten feet, which said lot there is n donhIe vCo1r
tenement, with lane of three feet annexed to each
tenement The said lot being part of the proper.
~ conveyed by the Deed of Trust a aforesaid
JOHN a CHANDLER o
Feb lS-2awtds
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NEW BoOKs IRON HARPER Z HRorn.

l. Ehoi, m9hans Intellectual Philosophy
" israclIs Sketches Of English I.teralure
Pai"c'5 Institutes 81 Medicine
The True Believer; his character. dutv and
Rev'd. ALa Mahan O'''''' Sos "
no Is Illustrated History Of England
Part End Of Fortcscuo. H. cts
p Do; 100 ana to4 lllu'tratcd Shakespeare
Parkcf's Geographical Questions price % ctz
Cinq-Mars or Conspiracy under Louis t3.b.
an hl5,2rcal Romance, by Count Alfred De Vipnv,
March w. n H. H1DCEs & 20 "y
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PARKERS' HOTEL.

MAIN STREET, NORFOLK,
(Formeriy Of The Crawford Ho'tse, Portsmouth,
- Would respectfully inform his friends
firth and the public that he has taken the
iiiifsJs House Gently erected By c. Hall, Esq.
MlNA2 The House is spacious and com nodi-
- -. Gus, the rooms airy and comfortable
the situation central and convenient
lie has at considerable expense furnished il in
neat and appropriate STYLE (all his furniture being
hew') and pledges himself that no pains will be
spared 10 make his guests (transicat and pcrma.
ncnp comfortable and agreeable.
=, W. ms charges will be less than any prominent
d9,ei or Boarding House iE the City.
BOARD-pn day, 81 %
per tcee6 0O
,, per month, 30 90
Jan Fly s. Ii. PARKER
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TO THE LADIES.

WMz@ZzzAn, The Ladies of Portsmouth, arc re.
STTSsse4N9spectfully invited TO call and examine
a lot of thick and thin sole SHOES which have
just received from phila dclphia
have the best morocco Slipper ever sold in this
goat Buskin at ST. 90 pair.
fresh lot of childrcn's thick sole goat Bootces,
very good article.
:, Tine Gentlemen are also informed that have
this day received fresh lot of call aud kip Bootecs
JOHN COUNCILL
West side Crawford rect, Sign Of the large Vel
low Boot. March .
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NEW WATCHES, JEWEL

Ky .SiL'E Elk AND PLATED WARE.
@ The Subsc iber begs leave
S"1S to inform the inhabitants of
~ Pof tsmouh and its vicinity
Ms II N<%M. that he has commenced the
Hf@\ ,NNHD2 above business. in Portsm nth
VIZ GlJ{43 next door TO w. B. Pitcher
GA%< %4TsSA3 ESQ, on Crawford st. where
nv \SSs9xa- 4ST9S will be found great assert.
- L'--s's----.- nicnt OF Ladies' and Cents
500 detached and Anchor Esca pcment Lever
Watches, Gull jewcled,) Coli Lcpinc Watches
Siiver Lever LePinc and Vertical Watches, Col
Guard, Fob, and Vest Chains, Gold Thimblcs
Shields and Spccts, Gold Pencils IorI,ets and No
dallans Cameo and Stone Pins, Ear Rings Finger
Rlngs, Bracelets, Clasps and Snaps, Silver Arrows,
PENCILS, Tooth Picks and Combs, CGrd Cases Shirt
Studs, (new style.) Silver Table, Tea aud Dessert
spoons, Silver Table, Tea and Dessert Forss, Su.
gar iongs Butter Knives. Cups, Spccts, &c., SC,
Shell, Tuck, Side and Buffalo Combs Coral Arm.
lets for Infants, Cake Baskets, Casters Wal
tiers In sets or single ono all Of which will be sold
cheap for cash, at J. b. NIINTON,S
Jcwelry Store, Crawford ST.. Portsmouth Va
n. Clocks, Watches and Jcwclry repaired,
and the highest price given !or Old Gold aud Silver
Jan 10 j r.
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| HOUR OF LEAVING CHANGED A.
| The quick and beautiful low pressure Steamer
Augusta, running in conncxion with the Richmond
and Petersburg Rail Road leaves Wrighps wharf,
| Norfolk every Tuesday, Thursday aud Saturday
at A. NJ for the above cities and towns Passcn-
gers Breakfast on board the Augusta and arrive at
Port Waihali at halt past l. NJ, where trains leave
immediately for both Petersburg and Richmond
arriving at Petersburg by half past [ p. NJ and
at Richmond about p. NJ, about two hours in ad-
vance of the old James River Line, and in n Boat
unsur passed IN her accommodations, and the aitcn-
ton OF her officers to the comfort her passengers
lScturnltg the passengers leave Richmond q nd Pc
| &c sburg every Monday, Wednesday and Friday
at half past a. NJ, breakfast boa ri the Auc.us.
Ia, and arriving at Norfolk about half past p NJ
| IL will be pcrt eivcd from the above that thi.
comfortable and expeditions line gives TO person.
visiting Richmond or Petersburg on business the
opTortunity OF transacing it and returning hv the
boat oi next morning, to be absent from their
homes II single night only.
The Augusta will stop at the usual landings ON
James River TO take in and put way travel and
at any other points ON the river where signal is
madc. ~ -
| The public may rest assured that il is the deter
NINA ton of the Projectors TO keep up this Lin.
permanently; and to accommodate travellers he.
tween Norfolk or Portsmouth and Richmond and
Pctcrsburg and the Cities of the District of Colu,n
bla, IN the best manner and at the lowest IA tes
| For further information. kets or fret annie
to-, w: II GARNETf &.Co.
n. u. The central position of the r. & p n r
Depot in Richmond, and its CONT Equity to the priu-
cpal Hotels and place Of starting of the Cnra from,
the North and West, aud the Canal Pack ets for
| Lvnchhurss, adds 10 the economy as well as The
convenienccs of this Line. Oct
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4 HAPPENINGS SELLING OFF AV g.
y BELOW COST.-Ihe subscribers intend 20
close their instore Stock of CARPETINGS this sea
SON. WIN view OF going out OF the trade of that
article. Those who want, will DO we'll to call ear
~ as they are determined TO close without regard
10 cost; Iheir stock consist of Brussels Superior
Three Ply, Fine and Super fine Ingram, and Cotton
0%il't"nSS' JOHN COOKE & co.
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FFNHE RAMBLER IN MEXICO, by Chas.
4 Joseph Latrobe, author of the Rambler in
North America, the Alpcnstock" sc. Price
% cents. For gale by
March w. Fl. Fl. HODGES & co
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IIlnE BATTLE % LIFE. 1.

VNIE BATTLE OF LIFE Love Story.
\ by Charles Dickens, price cents
Daniel Dcruisou, and thc Cumberland St,ies.
man by the late Mrg Holland, price 20 cents
The HuCeuot, q Tale ol the French profestants
By G. p. II. james, Esq 25 cents
No & arnhcr's Cyclopc,lia Of Tn.rish Litera.
turc, TT;cc % cents
Mo-. l3l and - Illustrated Siatc.psarc. For
&c ~ W IL. IL. HODGES ( co.
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SEEDS. NEEns. AEEns-

''H..sNI'F' JtIF1tIos
.rsHSIis. w have just received full supply of
SfyssE<kkss5yys fresh and genuine GARDEN, FIELD &
<Es$S4ss FLOWER SEEDS, Warranted fresb)
~ ~ Tho Seeds which we have the pleasure
49, Of Offering to the public generally, arc
r"S'd by tho Shakers, and arc universally &C
KNOW ledgcd to be far superior 10 any raised in tho
nlted states Persons can place the utmost con-
hdencc IN our supply Of Fresh Seeds therefore
ihose wishing good, frcsh and genuine sill call at
tar. CUNS II ItFI<TTSIr 60,
Feb II
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STEAMBOAT ADvERTIsEMENTs.
FOR SMITHFIELD.

tS Tho new steamer Ea,rn,
~ Ia will, until further notice ,
Il &C. sr.,.,s11.1J make Three Trips week
sr-s=z- between Norfolk s. Smith
fed leaving Myers wharf, Norfolk every Tues.
day, Thursday and Saturday, at 9 o'clock, A. M /;
returning, leave Smithhed every Monday, We'd
ncs lay aud Friday, at 8 O'Clock, A. Nj.
Passage $l.--Freight at the packet rates.
Oct 81
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STILL For RNNn,

d The Dwelling over the Drum Store s;r
Sz9=i 1i the ilg Mortar. IL viii! answer rcmarka-
.hSA-Lbiy we'll for 4 small family We are dc
slroqs Of renting ii only TO small family few or
no children. CHAS. H. IiEINITSH, Agent.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


MISCELLANEOUS.
GoRDAN'S LOTTERY OFFICE,
East side The Market.
SPLENDID SCHEME!
THIS DAY ONLY.
alexandria Lottery, Class No TO-
Drawing received Thursday Morning
IS Numbers-i2 drawn Ballots
Captals,-S o,OOo, 5000. 5000, % Of 200, &C.
tickets only $5-Shares in proportion.
New Jersey Lottery, Glass No. 90 drawing received
FRIDAY morning.
CaPita':,-S2 500, g. 900, 3, 1000, 90 OF 1000 &c
Tickets only $6-Sharcs in proportion.
-, Nonongalio Lottery. Glass No. 10.
inc drawing received Saturday Morning.
&c Nunbers-i2 drawn Ballots
Tnlr, SngUo: 2oso; OF 1000. Of 400, &c
Tickets to be had ID JNo m pr%PSSTniion
- Lottery and Exchange Office, Norfolk,
Wnere 'ae hiehest premium is paid for Gold
o'No' anu specie Chccks March 9
ENCHANGE ON New York and Baltimore in
- sums TO suit purchasers can be had at
JNO. ID. GORDAN'S,
Dcc "-u Lottery and Exchange Office.
NOTICE.All persons indebted to me, will
IN please call On Major WHEELER and settle as
have authorized him 10 settle my accounts.
FEB II j. p. YOUNG.
Asst CALL.-Thc demands of Dr. ions p.
- You've mast be immediately settled His cred
i'ors require payment. And those who neglect this
notice, must blame themselves alone if compelled
to pay COSTS S. WHEELER Trustee
March
pose AND ALMOND SOAP.-A cheap
IL and good article. For sale by
march6 w. III. H. HODGES & co.
STYLE FOR GENTLENIEN'S HATS,
MARCH 4tb, lSi7.
HKm ThE Subscriber takes pleasure in in
S Producing TO the Hat wearing commu.
s2 nifty, Mcssrs. LEARY s. cos, (of New
ZaSxGeN York; SPRING STYLE of HATS
This style is considered by all, as far the
ncatest that has teen introduced this season
am also prepared with the other styles that have
been introduced in the New York market, all of
my manufacture
N. b. Hats of my manufacture Ironcd and
Dressed mp without charge
Persons from distance by sending the circum-
ference OF their heads, can be furnishcd with anv
sty.c or quality OF Hat. WILLIAM REID,
march o-lm Market Square, Norfolk.
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LOOK OUT FOR BARGAINS
To be hal at the GUN E,S7ABLLSI{lTENT, IN


4 > the subscriber is determined 20 SELL persons
"A IN want of anything in my line may r, st as
sufeu mat the subscriber will not be under sold
nor under-worked. Every article in the SDOt !ing
Line always ON hand; and mind, am not TO be
under-soid. Thankful for past favours respcct
lu;y request continuance OF the same no ex-
crtions on my part shall be spared to please those
VINO may favor me with their custom as | assure
the puelic II is not " all talk and no cider" but I
lntend TO do just as say; for bargains stop at
the Sign OF the Mammoth Gun, High street one
door East of the Old Dominion Office
~ j. A. SPALDING
N b; The highest cash price paid for old Con.
per and Brass To-, o.
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OIIC E.--All persons indebted to the Estate
~ of Robert Bell deceased, are reonested ~
make immediate payment to WIN. REID W
Executor.
, Bargains may be had at the former Stand of r.
hei deceased 1T being necessary to close the bu
Nov 90 It's 1D'
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NJ EW BOOKS just received ard for sale at
IN Publher's prices, by
w II. II. HODGES s co.
Science and the Arts of Industry
ScLiIler's Revolt Of the Netherlands
Lives of Columbus and Vcspucius
The Pleasures of Taste, by Miss Jane Taylor
BcmCnt
Ranbes about the Country, by Mrs. f. F. Ellct
The Lives of Vazco Muncz Dc Balboa the dis.
Conqnerer of Mexico, and Francisco Pizarro The
Conqucrer of Fc.u.
The Philosophy of Magic Prodigics and Arpl.
RS. " "
Memoirs Of the most eminent American Mcchon.
hs; also thc Lives of Distinguinhcd European Me-
chanics, illustrated with fifty Engravinrs
The Treatment of Insanity, by Jno. NJ Gait NJ
D. superintendent and Physician of tho Lnnatic
Asylum, Williamsburg, Va Fcb 20
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{ 1ENTLEMEN'S FRENCH BOOTS, I'm
the celebrated mandatory of Dutiu g. r.
New York. Just landing from the schr Columbia
iew cases of the above celebrated BOOTS
Boots are worthy of inspection.
j. III. GREGORY
;, New York Boot and Shoe Store, next the new
i"''"I' p"hN' MAIN street. Feb Is
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1847-03-09

SIRAiN'S SAND SOAP.-An excellent ar
~ ticc for cleansing the hands Another snnni,
just received by w. II. IL. HODGES & CO.
March
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1847-03-09

HE Subscriber take this opportunity to thank
tins generous community for their liberal pa.
tronage, and he has just received by the Baltimore
boat tins morning, fine lot of CLOTHING such
as Black Cloth Dress Coats. some Black business
Cashmere Vests, Black and Fancy Satin vests
Satnett Pants SC. Call and ! will guarantees
That you Will be treated and waited upnn in the
Feb % arrado
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1847-03-09

A FEW bbls Porto Rico SUGUR in Store for
N sale, a very superior article,
New Rice, Goldfish, &c.
10 bbl= and halt barrels Baltimore and POUCH
keepsic Ale. by NJ. CORY
fco - East side of the Market
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1847-03-09

NEA 10 chests more of that Superior Gunpow-
a der and Imperial TEA, direct from the i'm.
Po.tcrS, az NJ. CORY'S,
march East side the Market