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E L S I E.
By HARRIET Yl'EwEx KMBALL.

Shadows Of the morning-glories
Round the cottage window climbing
Swayihg, bell-Hke, as if Ginning
For the marriage Of the day
Saying softly, "Come away
Danced DER Elsie's features fair,
Pickering on her golden hair.
/ had told her many stories
Ofmy strange and wandering life
Ere found ber-eTe 1 knew her
Ere Icame to love and WOO her
Woo her for my own sweet wife
Elsie thought not Of my stories.
Though she meekly sat and listened.
Elsie heard not half my stories,
Though her eyes with pity glistened-
Yet she heard not half my words
With her look upon the valley,
Gazing at its quiet herds;
She was thinking of the morrow
Thinking our common sorrow;
How for months we must be parted;
We, alas 4. were heavy hearted
Tenderly did Elsie daily
With my hair
Half in love and half in blessing
When whispered, ''Not word
Ofmy stories have you heard,
Elsie, love my sweet-my fair :"
With fitting blush confessing,
And a smile ofsweet excuse,
Did she answer, archly, Dear,
Following a hayward boy
Hath for me but little joy
When my best beloved is here :"
So, with batteries profuse,
Did she win a full excuse.
Yet / told her no more stories
Happy that her eyes could be
Filled with tears Oftendernes,
Atthe thought Of losing NE
And l said, with fond cares,
Elsie. love-my bride-my wife
Like these beauteous morning glories,
Your affection twines and smiles
Round my dark, unworthy life -
All its care and grief beguiles .
As the flowers are twining, nodding,
Looking inward cheerfully,
So thy dear eyes beam on me
Lighting all the spirit gloom
OF an else unloyely room !
Life no longer is mere plodding.
Looking through loves rose-hght still
God is seen in every i'll.
Elsie answered me with kisses
Elsie blessed me with caresses
Authis happened years ago
Years ago.
In the silence that did follow,
Broken only by the swallow
Fitting round the cottage caves
Twitterine in amongst the leaves;
How the the vine kept swaying, swaying
Swaying. to and fro;
And the beauteous blossoms saying,
Come away - Dear Elsie heard it
And we knew the breezes stirred it
Woke that whisper, strange and low:
Yet, with white arms folding,
Elsie spake mysteriously:
Haunted are the morning-glories
Dearest, hush the spirits say,
Come away -
This she murmured years ago
Still the morning-glories clinging
Whisper in their gentle swinging,
"Come away with voices low.
Elsie is not here 10 hearken!
Elsie is not here 10 love me
But it is her voice, know,
Singing in the blue above me,
"Come away -
And I hold my breath to hear it,
Upward yearning toward her spirit
When the haunted vine-leaves darken
In the light of dropping day,
/ shall 90
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LOOKING GI.ASSES-
PAPER HANGYNGS.

NOW IS the time TO buy because they can be
bought cheap, and because home comfort may be
greatly increased by the interior decoratisn
dwellings, and because g cold W inter- is coming
and the bitter blast may be very erectuallv shut
out by papering the walls of living rooms. thus
saving FUEL, and many IN uncomfortable shiver.
Call and examine my stock before purchasing.
At the Head of State Street,
Montpelier, Vermont 4svrI.
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But not Humbug Gas.


HE subscriber having purchased the right Of
L selling Clayton and Bailey's
Patent Stlf-GeReFating Gas Lamps
for the Counties Of Orleans and Essex is now
ready to supply
LAMPS OR BURNERS
according to order. Burners can readily be fits
ted to old Oil Fluid Lamps. Common Burn
ing Fluid Is the article used which is generated
into gas. They are
Perfectly Safe from Explosion
ana easily kept in order, and no offensive odor
arises from them. They win give Ijoht eo1,sl
. any vas burner at the expense Of one cent ner
hour These lamps have given entire satisfaetioa
wherever they have been used, ard are now IN.
ing sofa very extensively. In fact. thew are the
BEST LAMP NOW TNUST
ana are sold from 81 Is to $500. ACCORDING -
SIZE ana style, are adapted to
Stores, Hotels, Halls, Churches, ParIors.
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burners without Lamps for sI.00. All ordsre
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HIS. CHAPLIN.
O'ei' vermont 30
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NEW STOCK
OF RICH FALL GOODS.
j. G.. EMERY.

AS received his new goods for the FAIL and
Ii WINTER trade, comprising a more extern
sive and beautiful assortment, than he has ever
before offered, consisting of CARPETS of beau
tltul COL ORS and DESIGNS, in VEL VETS.
TAPESTRIES, three PLY SUPERFINESand
all the lower GRADES
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TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MANUFACTURERS.

T \ announcing the Thirteenth Annual Volume
4 ofthe SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, the Publishers
respectfully inform the public that in order to
increase and stimulate the formation the forna-
~ 11T,Ar -hov- 20 of1-r
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Furniture

in unusual variety and styles. PARLOR SETS
in DAJL4SK, PLUSH and HAIR CLOTH
MAHOGAN ! and PAINTED CLIMBER spits'
MARBLE TOP TOILET BUREAUS. and
CENTER TABLES and verv full stock of
Mahogany and Walnut SOFAS. ROCKING and
PARL OR CHAIRS, CENTER and SIDE T,4-s
BLES, EXTENSION DINING TABLE. and
almost every thing which helps make well Sc
lected, and assorted stock of House furnishing
goods.
OVAL and PLAIN, GILT ROSE WOOD
and MAHOGANY FRAME
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worth I.25. To any one who will send US 20
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send them heavy silver extension pencil and pen
case, together with a good gold pen all complete,
valued at 2,25. For 5 club Of so subscribers. at
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Groceries,

such as Plows, Cultivators, Rakes Stove and
Pipe, Tinware, Shaker Pals, Tubs, Mops, Zinc
and Wood Washboards, Spice Boxes, Boilers,
Whips end Flour. All of which will be sold
.,hear,ar Hharn tha chaane flor
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vs., Yesterday morning, as we were
walking down the street, our attention
was attracted by large crowd, and on
nearing the spot, we were sorry to see
two small boys engaged in Highland
cheered on by number Of grown men,
Such proceedings are wrong and will re-
ceive she condemnation of all good citi-
Zens.
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SERVANTS FOR HIRE.
5E9HREE Women, Plain Cooks. Washers
IL and Ironers.
A Girl about IA years old.
An excellent Man, house and dining room
servant,
A Boy about 10 years old
a Negro Man, who is good Baker by trade.
Good homes wanted, and for such the
terms win be moderate
Bond and security required, and the hire
to be paid quarterly.
de lot r. 4. WORRELII.
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Mr. D. H.. Winter,

,-rez 5zEl Being pratical Piano Man
49, !. PBy utacturep. offers his services to
u u u i the citizens of Norfolk, Port
smouth and surrounding Country, in the
REPAIRING and TUNING PIANOS of
every style, and being a Proficient in NJ USIC
he feels confident, he can, and will give en-
tire satisfaction in all eases. trial is res
pectiully solicited, and orders can be left at
the stores Of G. Hall, c. Schwarzkopf and l..
Salisbury. de lin.
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AT 1T AGAIN.

OH7NA GLASS md EARIHEN
" Il L b.
EAS. L. BARRY, would most res
81 pectfully inform his friends and the(9f
public generally that his China, Glass sEem r5sAA
and Earthen Ware establishment has SS
arisen Phoenix like from the ashes; and that
having laid in an entire new stock Of every
thing in his line he is now prepared to enter
tain his friends and Customers ON the most ac-
commodating terms. He feels assured that
long experience in the Crockery business will
enable him to give satisfaction to the public,
to whom he gives the assurance also that his
stock will always be found to contain nearly
every article which may be called for.
Give him eall-at his old stand corner
Union street and Market square.
no 3-tf
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syERGEANT'S SALE.
aATTRDAY. dc leth day of
j. Jas. Moore, Auctioneer.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
BILE PROPERTY
ON MAIN STREET
IN THIS CITY.
IN THIS CITY

DY virtue Of a decree Of the Circuit Court,
d in the city of Norfolk, rendered on the
18th day of June, 1851 in the suit of HOPKINS
against Cook and others, the undersigned
special Commissioner, appointed by the said
decree, will sell at public auction to the high
est bidder, on
UESDAY, the 22d December inst, the
following property, viz :
The three brick tenements, and lot attach
ed, No II. 10 and q, West Main street, on
the South side, bounded on the East by Roa-
noke street. ou the West by Rothery's Lane
and on the South by the property belonging
to the Estate of Arther Taylor, decd. The
ground floor of the three tenements are at
present occupied as Lawyers Offices by Gen.
Nilsson, H. Robertson and J. I. hall. The
property is so well known that further de-
scription is deemed unnecessary.
ALSO,
A vacant lot on the West side of Church
street, at the corner of DENLY street, 'front.'
ing on Church street 100 feet, and about l20
feet in depth, on DENLY street.
The above property belonged to Giles B.
Cook decd. and in the division of his real
Estate was allotted to his son VIM. t. B.
Cook, as his share OF the same. The title is
believed to be beyond dispute, but selling as
Commissioners we shall convey with special
warrants only. Possession of the Main street
property viii BE delivered LIST January next.
TERMS OF SALE-For so much as may be
necessary to defray the expenses OF sale and
cost of suit, cash the residue in two equal
instalments at six and twelve months, with
interest from day of sale. The purchaser will
be required to give bond with good personal
security and the title will be retained until
the farther order of the Court. The sale will
be peremptory and without reserve and
will take plac at II o'clock, on the day above
mentioned in front of the premises on Main
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JULIUS BAUMGARTEN.

y ENGRA 7 Ell nv GENERAL.
Die Sinker, and Manufacturer Of the self
sealing and advertising Envelopes. Seal
Presses, of every description made to order
Copper Plates for wedding parties, &c, furn-
ished, and Cards printed. Is also prepared to
execute, all kinds OF Engravings, on any Me-
tail, on Brass, Steel, Gold, Silver, &c.
No. Ga, Church Street, Up Stairs.
Yssr Orders, left at j. r. HathaWay's
Book Store will meet with prompt attention.
oc 3--6m
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Auction Sales.
BY MERWTN & MOORE
Auction ers.

Real Estate at Auction.
DURsUANT to q decree of the Circuit
Court of the City of Norfolk, | shall on
Saturday the 26th day of December at II
O'clock, sell at Public Auction on the preni-
ses. the 2 lots of land and improvements
thereon, of which Edward Watson died
seised, situate on North Church Street, near
the corner of upper Boush street.
Terms of sale accommodating, and will be
made known at the time and place of sale.
WIN. H. C. ELLIS,
de 4-2awtd Special Commissioner.
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RientzeIs Non-Explosive Burn
ing Fluid.
TENHE SUBSCRIBER has purchased

u the exclusive right to manufacture the
above new and valuable article. 1t is what
it really pretends to be, as all can be satisfied
by calling on the subscriber testing t
themselves. 1t burns as well if not better
than ETHEREAL Oil, l0per cent longer and with
little or no smoke. Thus science triumph
aga in for the benefit of man.
no 20-.6m W. I'll. BUCK.
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INSTITUTE HAIL.-We attended last
evening the lecture on the 'Life and
character Of Milton delivered by the
Hon. II. W. billiard of Alabama. before
the "Norfolk Literary and Scientific lu-
stitute,' and can congratulate most hear
lily those of our citizens who enjoyed the
privilege Of listening to the brilliant effort
Of the deservedly distinguished gentle
man. We confess that we have seldom
ever before enjoyed so rich an entertain
lnent the way of lectures The theme,
noble in itself, was treated in a manner
which plainly cvinced his Judgment and
superior ability in the art of criticism
We would not not do the Honorable gen.
tleman the injustice to attempt an expose
of the lecture, but merely wish to express
land we feel that we are uttcTing the SEN
timents of the entire autlience) our un-
teigned admiration of his pleasing style,
mellihuent articulation, and graceful man
ner, which combined with the glowing
thought and burning eloquence Of the
lecturer, made it an intellectual repast
rarely equalled. The audience was very
large, and manifested their high appre-
citation ofthe lecture by the profoundest
attention and strictest decorum The
theme for this evenings lecture. is one of
great interest, and of a truly historical
nature-the Life and character of Crom-
we'll" We are anticipating even rich
er treat than that we have already enjoy
ed, for the subject gives a wide scope for
the display of these powers of which the
lecturer is so eminently possessed, and are
confident that nothing will prevent the
entire audience of last evening from hear
ing him again lecture tonight. We
bespeak for him, as his talents and undis-
puted ability deserve, a crowded house,
feeling assured that all will go home
only the wiser and better for having at
tended it.
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asa, The steamer Georgia arrived here
this morning with a large number OF pas
sengers, and large quantity of freight.
She takes the place of the steamer North
Carolina for short time, to allow that
steamer to renew the necessary repairs,
to the atc.j,n she sustained few days
ago.
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A VISIT 70 THE Jtli. fills m"nmg
We visited the Jail for the purpose Of get
ting the names Of the pre- emit inmates, 50
that our readers might Know something
about matters-that are hidden from their
view.
JACOB NEWMAN, White man. for being
drunk.
RfoHARD ST JOHN, vagrant. This
individual seems to be quite curious
creature. He positively declares thar he
cannot imagine why he is occupying his
present position. We were told that his
mind is not SO good as it might be.
HENRY SrUKELL.-1his individual
was arrested and confined in Jail for no
charge, but as his mind is in quite bad
condition-it was thought best by the
knowing ones to put him in his present
lodgings. Henry has everything COM
Portable around him.
SUSAN BUCHANAN. Free negro. This
woman appears to us to be about sixty
years OF age. She was sent to jail some
weeks ago for getting drunk.
CHARLES FINN, Free negro--lor tight
ing.
ALEX. Fl. L1ER.-This man stands
charged with personal injury Oh the per
son of Jos. Tenerson The Court senten-
ced Mr.. Miller to three months cmfine-
ment in the City jail, commencing on the
Goth OF November.
JULIUS BARTHOLOMEW, " hite muir
stands charged with shooting T. +. Crop
per--his sentence is SIX months impnson-
ment and tined the sum OF $500. AIR.
Bartholomew is a Cigar maker by trade.
and employs much OF his time i'll the pttr-
suit OF that business He made u i pre-
sent of a half dozen--which were very
good.
Harry SHEPHERD. Slave owned ~
Thos Farrell and Lire, by General " ood-
house OF Princess Anne Co, caught in
town without pass-in Jail for safe
keeping,
VIM ANsELL, white man-stands
charged with All intent to mjure Or kill
Julia Williams his trial viii come of
before Che next term of the Corporation
court.
Now is the time to buy your Winter Cloth
ing, and you can get them far below cost, in
order to close business. Call at NJ. HAM
BURGERS No. "a, Market Square
WOODLAND CnEAM--This excellent Pomade
for the Hair, is decidedly the best article for
dressing Ladies Hair ever offered in market,
1t curls Gentlemen's Hair in most natural
manner. Try it
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"THE OLD DOMINION.v
G. o f + b e p O T

u " L IL IL L "
MANY modes have been adopted, and
lVI ingenious contrivances brought forth,
particularly French ideas, for the prepara-
ton of Coffee for the Table-to make it pala-
table, healthy and economical. But the de-
sideratum-a Coffee Pot for the million-that
would never fail to yield good coffee, remain
ed to be produced by the never-failing Yam
kee Nation, and comes forth from Virginia
the Old Dominion--and hence the name it
bears.
PECULIAR ADVANTAGES.
The coffee made in this boiler is always
palatable because there is no Isss of the flavor
of the coffee by evaporation, as in the ordi-
nary boiler, always healthy, because the Bit
ter principle of the coffee is held in subjec-
ton to the aromatic, by means of the con
depser always economical, because being
boiled, the full strength Of the grain is eX
tracted-which is not the case with the ordi-
nary French strainer--the saving being from
% to SO per cent.
GEO. l.. CROW,
DEF No. 4, Commercial Row.
baltimore Corn Beefat 10 cents. Bris-
Id ket Pieces, for sale by
r. f. JAMES,
de In the market.
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We notice that the
Portico and the front of the National Ho-
tel is now receiving new coat of paint,
which adds much to the appearance OF
this noble building We understand that
it is Mr.. Walters intention to remove the
present Portico in the Spring, and place
an Iron one in its stead
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE!
WE OFFER FOR SALE, THAT
w Valuable FARM on
LINN HaYRn RiXAr.

WE OFFER FOR SALE, THAT
w Valuable FARM on
Lynn Haven River:
in Princess Anne County, known as "BAR-
LOW CORN1CKS."
The FARM contains, by recent survey,
els Acres, about 200 are cleared, most of
which is in cultivation, and well adapted to
the growth of Wheat, Corn, Oats, Sweet and
Irish Potatoes, &c, &c. The remainder is
well set with Pine and Oak, a large portion
Of which is first growth Pine Timber, valu-
able to Lumber and Timber getters. 1t has
been estimated by competent Judges, that
there are about 10000 cords of Wood, and
10000,000 feet of boards, wnen sawed. There
is also fine lot OF Oak Timber suitable for
Ship Timbers. There is also fine Shore for
Planting Oysters, where thousands of bushels
may be bedded for market. Oysters planted
in this river, do, and will command the
highest prices here and elsewhere. There is
an abundant supply ofthe finest fish ; there is
also large new Wharf, 200 feet long by 100
feet broad, at which vessels drawing 6 and I
feet water, can load
Near the Farm is beautiful sheet ofwater
called Broad Bay, where an abundant supply
OF Oysters for planting purposes may be OBJ
tanned.
The Farm is about u miles by land, and
30 by water, from this City, and about 2
miles from Lynn Haven bay.
The buildings are in good order, the Dwell
ling House has rooms, below and above
Near the house there is never failing sup
ply of well water. Upon the farm is good
Peach and Apple Orchard.
If the above property should not be dis
posed of privately before the 9TH day of Jan
uary, 1858, it will be offered at Public Auc-
ton, in front of our Warehouse, on that day
at II o'clock. Any person wishing to ex-
anime the above desirable farm, will find a
gentleman upon the place who will give them
any necessary information.
For further particulars enquire Of Mr.,
WILLIAM bartlett, halfway House,
York county, or to
MERWlN & MOORE, Auct'rs.
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N Office.

IN virtue of deed of trust from Moses
L. Herr, of the city of Norfolk, to me,
bearing date on the 10th day of November,
1857, and duly recorded in the city of Nor
folk to secure to Joseph Nusbaum the pay
ment of a certain sum of money mentioned
in the said deed, and of a deed of assignment
fl ON the said Nusbaum to John Bowes, also
duly recorded in the city of Norfolk, and by
request and direction of all parties concerned,
l shall sell to the highest bidder, by Public
Auction, for cash on
WEDNESDAY, the 10th instant,
at the store of said Herr, No. IA Market
square all the stock in trade of the said Herr,
consisting principally of ready made Clothes,
Hats, &C., and all the store fixtures belong
ing to the said Herr.
Sale to commence at 10 clock, A. NJ.
j. R. HUBBARD, Trustee,
de 3-tds JAS. G. POLLARD, Auctr,
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I'll ERE,-Here.-B certain to
Il l. Read this.--We have received the fol
lowing kinds of Boots and Shoes, that we are
determined tosell very low for the Cash down
Ladies fine CATERS and bootees
Misses do do do
Childrens shoes and boots, very fine,
We have a lot of youths and childrens fine
patent boots, with beautiful red and fancy
tops. Gents fine calf boots, thick and thin
sole, double and single uppers. Also, a
splendid lot of bellows leather boots, water
proof. Thick coarse boots; thick brogans;
womGn's dutch boots; women's calf bootees
with and without heels. AT No. 40, east
Main street, Norfolk, Va.
no 10 BUTT IL DOUGLASS