The New era. [volume], December 15, 1846, Image 1

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HY A. p. CUNNINGHAM. J
“ONWARD.”
( VOLUAIU 2.---NO. <»H.
TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 15, 1846.
PUBLISHED TKl*\YKLJiLYt
Corner of High and Crawford sis., Porls
tnnnf/t, Vo,
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One copy $j}3 per year—|,y Mail.
By tlio Currier, $■> fit).
jtj-To be paid in advance.
business cm itns.
M W ^OOK B.-8c»»..oM.M«JsTenl nn.i
S',t‘ VVPlVsTKRS V]*’ lS‘ bv
K- « „ . KRt°Sl: '‘"yr »l tile Craw Ion
jj.ni^r, Portsmouth, Vu.
\\f tiv*JU BWHiW i < <».. u i.oi.
\\ • Retail Dealers m It,
a lit:
i lid Mu
Bical Iwstrnmonis, Lamps, and ..IT „( r.,ll(.y
poods — Crawford Street, Pin tsmonii, ( \ a
DANIKL, H. UI1EKKY, M ili.nui uW~«„d
Do iK r in Stoves, Iran, Co,iperand Tin Ware
he., hi\t oornorof High and Crawford streets,
p.nUiniMit’i,
V«.
Jan 13
^ lYnflADItR) Viioinrv attill Counsellor at
O* Law, Portsmouth, Vu.
orfOifiec in Horn ke n New Building, High street,
where ill be plcueed loser all persons having
busin«** in tint line of his profession. .Sep IS
t-ILMVH WOUUIVARU, N.., >■ y p,,h
\\ lit: and Scrivener, G- neiai Airent, Convey.
. , 77, ,7 * ujjuii, tonvey
nnct>r, and Collector,.will attend to nil business eti
irudcd to his care with promptness and despatch.
^O.iice on Wide Water Street, head ,.|I<ca
poke Square._July 8
siJiiCHl' lil'iljb, Wholesale and Retail l|*
tV and Cap Store, Sigu of the Panther, Hii-d
truct, Portsmouth Va.
_T liU !•'F, Chemist, corner of lug’ll and Mid
il ( .11 . - ---
dl t s*reels, PoiUmoutli, Va,
JiMlAi C'dCli E At CO., Dealers in Foreign
and Domestic Dry Goods, iliyh street, near
Middle street, Portsmouth, Va.
Cl II A It LBS h7h EIM r.Sil. \gent. i>,.. ;
J gist and Apoteeiry.smd Dealer in Paints, Oils,
Dyestuff*. hr... High street, Portsmouth. Va.
111) F F M AN. Hoot : l il I Shoes .M ; 11 ti I i. 'iii ■
• er, south of the Market, Crawford stiect.
Portsmouth, Va
;rrwi*Hf£br:j,\Mcs, wi,/ ...... a , u. ,.,ii
...... ............ •• mnr-.uc anil Itctlll
O Dealer in Family Groceries, Wines, &c., Mar
let S oi.ire, Portsmouth, Va.
Jvs. A. s]»Abl)IN M uuTpvpturor and ivd
cr in Guys, Hill ’s, Pistols, and every other ar
tide in the Sporting line, Sign of the Maintnotl
Gnu, High street, Portsmouth, Va.
Ilf ILLS «fe CO., Wholesale Grocers and Com
VY mission Merchants, cast end of Hig'li street,
Portsmouth, Va.
J WILLS, Wholoinlu Grocery and Cotmnis
• ston Store, Commerce «treel, Norfolk, Va.
WILLIAM RBIO, wKbleaale and Rm&il
Hat and Cap Store, east side Market Square,
Norfolk, Va.
riBitOUSOW & MICII A 1) >—Lumber, Coal,
.F an * rcneral Commission business. Wide Water
tect, N ».-folk, Va.
MB’V YORK BOOT «fc SHOP, STORK,
•MUN OF THE CHECKERED Hou r,
AYrt to the Farmers' Batik. Main sh eet, Norfolk.
JII. G ItRGOIlV, Whole-ale and Retail deal
• cr in Hoots, Shoes, II its and C ips. Possc*-itig
superior advantages as we do in the purchase til
,ur Gouda, by our weekly connection with the Nor
born markets, wc can offer an'h inducements to
purchasers, either by the case or at retail, as can
I not fail to please._ June 26
_ MISCELLA N KOI, N.
PARTICULAR NOTICE. I desire, .
respectfully, t > impro-s upon the minds of all
persons who ate indebted to me, and more especially
those whose accounts have been long standing, that
justice to me demands of them an immcdiiT, set
tlement. Those who do t.ot heed this notice may
soon expect a more pressing' invitation.
July 2.8 R. BELL.
JAMES ll. HALL, .Manufacturer ol Russia
ami American Sheet Iron, Brass, Tin, Zinc,
&c. Sic.., respectfully informs his friends and the
dublic feudally, that lie is now, prepared to, xe
cute all orders in any ol the above branches with
neatness and despatch. He lias just received a
supply of Roofing Tin, and Russia and American
Sheet Iron. Persons who may want Roofs or Gut
ters laid , Stove Pipes, fee., will please give him a
call, as lie is satisfied that In can and will do
any work in his line of business as cheap as can he
done cither in this place or in Norfolk.
lie lias on hand an assortment of Parlor, Ohnin
ber, and OlRccStoves ; Parlor and Chamber Grates,
with all the fixtures complete, which he will dispose
of very low. Al oa general assortment ol Hard
ware, consisting in pari of the /oliowitig articles,
viz :
Polidicd Steel and Brass Head Shovel and Tongs
Jamb Hooks and Cinder Shovels,
Table and Desert Knives and Forks, (a variety)
Senators, Shears, Pen and Pocket Knives,
Tta Trays and Waiters,
Candlesticks, Snuffers and Trays,
Sid Irons, WatH ■, irons, II tir -md WireSeives,
Hritt.mia and Japaned Spittoons,
Britlania Tea and 'Table Spoons,
Soup Ladles, he., he.
\«r’’oller vv‘1*1 '■* general assortment ol II dlow
Ware, suoh as Ovens, Spiders, Pots. Ki ttles, he,
A great variety of Tin Ware, Ac.,‘all of which will !
be sold for Cash.
Those in wautof anv of the above articles will
please call at bis Establishment, 'Vest side Craw- j
ford street, opposite the Market House.
rIFK OF MAJOR GENEK A L Z A UU A -
J RY TAYLOR; \sith an nr count ol his bril
liant achievements on the Rio Grande and else
where, including the delence ol Fort Harrison and
| 11 llittle of Okcc-Cho Hue Also sketches of the
•J and heroic acts of Maj. Ring.drl, Mnj. Brown,
1 • • Cross, Capt. Montgomery, Capt. May, Capt.
• ■■ t, Lieut’s. Ridgitiey, Blake. Jordan, Sic.,
v G. Frank Powell, illustrated with a Portrait of
Gon. Taylor—price only *25 cents. Call quick if
you want a copy.
Aug B W. II. II. HODGES & CO.
VTILITARY ART AN D SOI ENUfi: or
. *■ Course of Instruction in Strategy, Foriinca
t:ons, Tactics of Battles, Sic., embracin'* the duties
°l Stiff-, Infantry, Cavilry, Arti ery, and Engi- j
fleers, adapted to the utc of Volunteers and Mili
l|i», by II. Wager Halleck, A M. Lieut, of Etigi- ;
ncers, U. fj. Army—price .St I 60. For sale by
July l W H. II. HODGES & CO.
(ylOLEHA, CiiOLEItA, <fcc.-This dee
tructlvc acourgeof huimniiy «eeiA« once more
f,n its way to this country \V<• should all reincm
l,Qr the visitation of thi* dreadful due is- in 1332,
'vii(>n countless thousand* were muni cred amour
*hc (lead, tiicn it was, that Medical Skill almost j
ceased to war against it* ravages,—ami not until
“BERNARDS IMAKRIlfE V MEDICINE.” w.s
discovered could the disease be successioHy man
ned
"lie Sickly Season is rapidly approaching, we
n,lviso and recommend every family to purchase
*nd keep always at hand, a bottle of " Rcrnard’
yciebralcd Medicine’ ’ for the euro of Cholera Col
,CB* Ctampa, Diarrluea, Itowel and Summer Com.
pl nnts, and all other Complaints of the Stomach,
rho Genuine for sale nt the Drug Store, Ilia’ll (l.«
olafn <if the Hisf Mortar.
Jl'ly 4 CI1AS. H. HEIN ITS II, Agent.
VAItfLlrA BEAN*
" above named MEANS just received and for sale
** »li« MKDICAb EMPORIUM,
•Inly II Corner of High and Middle ats.
ll V RI/EM OIL. J
V* (from a direct importation) a supply ,,f n
June ilAllhKM Oil., warranted to l>e the real nr
iclc. C0, sale ^t the Orutr Store, Sign of the Rig
OII\S. II JILINl'I'Sil,
July 30 Agent.
LEAVEN nhonnd in a uiimtiiy mat
ter, which they readily impart |o water, firm I
,n5| a rich Island muci age, rritrrh used, with trreat I
*''v;,n,a?e. as a drink, in summer complaints of j
Children, diarrhoea. dysentery. catarrh, Ace. To be
Jd.at all times, fresh from the Drug Store,Sign
or «ir Hig Mortar.
July If CHAS. II. HKfNITSH, Agent.
D^COW AND LARO. 1 thamp*
Mf Ion MACON, Hams nti I Ho,- Round.
kcgs No. 1 and 2 LARD, f~r.nl.- hr
f)' t K IVILLS fc CO.
!»H GUN l»(> tV DKIt T EA. 'l&p7ek*.
ges large and small, just received and f.r*.,le
(Sep 19) J0*1 AH WILLS. I
pK*
MISCELLANEOUS.
E
TA K K NOTICK — Persona \vi«11i11 <r to h.tv<
Hells liun-f can have it done bv ti person (lint
livoa in their midst, without sendin:; to tho North
Torn person to do it, nod warranted to he done av
well ito*i nsehosp, and at the same tiine. eueour
iijre Home Industry,ns the Materials are <>f hi- own
manufacture. So hv calling at the Sipo of the
Manimoth Cun. Hijrh street, Portsmouth, Vu.t you ,
can have yonr Hells liurrj* or your Gnu? Repaired i
on reasonable terms. J. A. SPALDING, i
Feb *2S
SADDLERY.
NEW AKRANGE.MKNT AT TIIE EMPORIUM
The undersigned having purchas- i
<*d the Rs'.nblishmc-nt hcretofori I
conducted by Mr. S. N. Chandler
has the pleasure of announcing- lc !
the public that he intends continu
ing the business at the same Stand
on Crawford street, near High, and
invites the attention ot purchasers,
and particularly those who have
miiirrio pairomzeti tnu K-taMi.-sli
■ncnt In i-iili ami supply their wants in this line ol1
manufacture.
Repairing- neatly and durnl.lv rlnnc at the usual1
cheap rates. DANI'KI. K. FR.ETAS.
The subscriber while tnkiop Mils method of ex
pressing his praiitudc to Ins former customers,
would leel that ho whs doing' injustice, were ho not
to solicit for his successor tho'pa trounce so Mher&llv
extend* d to himself. 3
Nov 22 s . \ . <' 11 a N PL.gR.
PORTSMOUTH IIOOT AM) .SIIOG
FACTORY.
ip-* The Subscriber grateful for the
EUI patronage heretofore so liberally cx
to i'i this puhli.
ML manner roturn his thanks for th<
same, and inform ilierii that he liar
made some valuable improvements in the manu
facture, ol ROOTS & SHOES. Ilia Stock of LEATH
F.R of all kinds, cannot he surpass! d m this or unv
other tn irk.-i for durability and beauty of finish
while Ilia Workmen are equal to, if not superior |.
the. best, lie trusts that hnving'ouco tested hio work
the publie will C \ Id, AGAIN.
Twoor three first rate Hinds, for Roots or Shoe
wonli! tin ! immediate and constant einployincn
by applying soon.
The mostnrornp? attention "ivon, ns usual to Rp
oribis, a ml no disappointment. Recollect that tin
money left in his Establismunt, is expetulcd in tin
Town, and <r(.es to tile support e.f our own me
chanics, and tradesmen. F. HOFFMAN
Butters* New Building-. Crnwford Street.
N. B. A lew BOAIII) I-dt S will h. taken by the
Subscriber,by tlic year, month or week,on mode,
ratetermo. Dec 9
TO GENTLRMKN.
A Inree and exc ellent assortment of
Seasonal >le
f II ATS AND CAPS,
<>f the latest stylo, atal at tin: lowest
prices, will he found nt the Store of
I IIOHKUT HELL,
w Si^n of the Panther, llitfh rtieot,
Portsmouth. Va,
CABINET MAKING AND
UNDKItTAKING.
. IIILLVPS «fc CO., Ii ivin j taker the
IV. 011 Stand on the Corner ot 11 i of!, and Middle
streets, Portsmouth, \ a , formerly occupied by K.
U. Haynes, arc now prepared to execute all orders
whcli they m.v be faiorcd with. All kinds of
CABINET WORK done in the neat'*t manner at
the shortest notice, and on the most accommodating1
terms. The business being conducted under their
own superintendence, tlm^c who in ,y patronize
th tr estahlislmv nt. may he assured that the work
will he done of the best materials, and in the neat
cat and inou (ashionnb'c s'yle.
All I'userai. Obdciis will be promptly attended
to at all times. Am; I
I HON A N I) BR ASS P<> (JN I)RY.—The
X subscriber, grateful for the liberal patronage he
stowed upon him since he has been carrying on bu
siness, respectfully solicits its continuance.
He takes this occasion to say, that lie is prepared
to execute any order, in Iron or Kress, upon the
most reasonable terms, and in a manner not to be
excelled in this city or elsewhere, in durability or
finish.
Church, Steamboat, apd other KELLS, furnished
upon the shortest nolice, and warranted.
All orders, (for cash or city referenc es) will be
pioinptly attended to. NELSON CORV,
_ Norfolk.
II IJFF’S
t.ONOENTRATKIJ compound SYKUl* OF
SAKS A PA KILL A,
I^OR the cure ol all diseases aiixing from an
. impure st.-nc of the blood.
Tile great popularity ol Sarsaparilla, and its es
tablished efficacy, render it supcrlluous to enter in
to any encomium of its virtues, or adduce any c\ i
dcncc in 113 favor. It is true, that it has been here
tofore subject to frequent changes of reputation,
owing to ignorance ol the proper mode of extract-*
ing its virtues, or to the inferior quality of the root
used. Hence also the incUicacy of many prepara
tions of it offered to the public. The proprietor of
this Syrup can assert with confidence, that it is pre
pared from the best materials, witb the trreatest
pharmaceutical rate and accuracy, nml in the best
! mode to obtain the uctivu principle in the most
concentrated state, answering the desideratum ol
i exhibiting- a large quantity ol Sarsaparilla in a
s'ua.l dose. A supply of this Medicine for sale at
'he MEDICAL EMPORIUM.
9 Corner of High and Middle sts
Another lot of rooks Com Harper
& Brothers.
Dictionary <>/ Creek and Romm Antiquities,
ahrulffcd from ih* larger Diction try, hy william
■ mith, L. f,. I)., with correction* l>v < h,tries Air
men, L. L. D. J
The Hi hi,-. The Koran, nod the Talmud ; or, Bib
lit al L<-(ren<lr! of (he Mussulmans, compiled from
Arabic sources, and compared with Jewish tradi
lions, hy F)r. (J. Weil.
, 'k,l,■ ^ * Harper h New Miscellany, on the connec
tion of (he Physical Sciences, by Mary Somerville.
No. I(> I Hast rated Jew.
No. 4 Pictorial Histrryof England.
Nos. 8f), r)K ill and d.J Illustrated shake apcarc.
French Dome-tie rooking, to in hi ning elegance
with economy—w th many ensrravin::s. All lor
“ah' at W. H. II HODtJES & CO’S
July *21 Cheap Book and Fancy Store.
A(’ARP. There is an impression prevalent
■ here, that another person is connected with the
business of this Shop. I would l>e<r leave most re
spectfully to -ay, that it is not so. I am on my
own hook, “make or break,” and shall endeavor
by close attention and low prices to merit a liberal
share of public patronage.
DANIEL S. CHERRY.
Tin and Coppersmith,
July 25 Coder the ** Old Domiuimi Office,*’
Bermuda arrow root, a lotofsu
pcii-.r BERMUDA ARROW ROOT hm just
been received at the .M.-dical Emporium, Corner ot
Hi?h and Mi Vile streets Persons wishing to ob
tain a primf urlirlt would do well to call and pur
chase s .mo of t from the subscriber.
*ug 13 HENRY HUFF.
PUBLIC HOI KLN, &c.
NATIONAL, IIOTttL,
NOH POLK, VA.
ylsOiifr and favorably known as French's.')
1 he etibjcnbor l» 1c ivc to
inform lii* Irien.ls Mltd tlio pub
lie in frcnT.il. that lie lias leased
this ti4tiibli«hin.Mit, and U put
in complete order, and
will spare no piinit or i xDense
ill Mini m ci>mitictin<r it so as to moot
the upp'obiiiou of those who may favor him with
th*ir custom. ' p. |u,\CK.
June 30
rpmo I'U.VNIvLIN IIOIISK, V loS'Chi-i
X nut street, between Third and Fourth, Phila
delphia.—This popular and central Motel, estab
lished by the Messrs Sanderson, hating passed
into the hands of the subscriber, he desires to In
form his friends and the public that it Is now open
for the reception of guests.
To those who have visited “THE FRANKLIN
HOUSE,” its advantage s ns a desirable stopping
place nrc well known; to those who have not, it
will he only necessary to state that it ia situated in
the business part of the most fashionable street, in
the immediate vicinity of the Exchange, Pos* Of
fice, Banks, Custom II mac, places of Amusement,
Hotels,Steamboat Landings, Railroad Depots, Pub
lic Squares, Court Houses', &c., &c.
Si co the change of proprietors, a largo amount
of monev has been expended in enlarging, re-fit
ting, re-furnishing and painting. Among the nu
mcrouiimprovement*, may bo mcotioui'd improved '
Entrances, a now Ladies’ Ordinary, a new Gentle
men’s Dining Saloon, new Parlors, new Chambers,
new Kitchen, ami new Bar Room, besides many
other minor improvements.
The principal features of a first rate Hotel—
* The Table and Wine Cellar.” will be under the
management of Mr. JAMES M SANDERSON,
one of the former proprietors, whose ambition to
excel as a Caterer is well known. HU widely cel
ebratrd (look, “ Pklletikr,” aided by experienced
assistants, will still continue to be his right hand
man. The Office and Rooks will be. under the
charge of Mr. GEORGE P. BURNHAM, Into the
able Editor of the “ Dii’y Ohio Union,” of Cin
cinnati, and more recently of Boston. In short,
great exertions have been made, and hereafter will
. not be spared, to render “ THE FRANK I.lN”onc
of the very first Hotels for comfort, convenience,
; ami rood living. D. K. MINOR.
; A ug 20
I
I \ FEW of the EMPIRE STOVES hit yet, at
M Iiiof.u Hirers Pr.o s. 1 *■ rsoiit, \\ i.sli ng to
t»»y. can ascet tain all a bout the Stove, by i cfei i ing j
| to th>‘ foTowing gentlemen, M. ssrs. A. F. Cun-i
t iiitiglinin, Old Dominion Oltire, Mr. J. s. P. R,-y-I
t'.obl-, (• ospor t, Col. Mcrrit Jordan, Naval Store,1
an 1 Samuel Mo oc, in the Market, ami others who i
Imvc them in u-c.
DANIEL S. CHERRY.
_UndorthoOld Dominion Office,
15 IT V I -S
COMPOUND PURGATIVE ELIXIR.
; For the core of Dyspepsia, Ague & Fever, Bii
( ious and all the complaints generally nrising from
n disoitiered sta col thcsomach or digestive or
gaits. ?
, This Medicine seems well calculated toatTor.l re- j
1 jiff in any of the above diseases; its component !
i parts being of am h a mild and innocent nature.—
Inc mode ol using it being very simple, no re- I
s!-rictioii being necessary except to refrain from !
t the use of Spirituous Liquors during its operation. I
, The season has now advanced when ev- ry one \
[ requires a little Purgative Medicine for Hie better!
preset vatinn of their licalt It ; the subscriber there
i lore takes this method of informing his customers
and the. public generally, that he has prepared a
large quantity of the .above Medicine, which lie 1
has for sale at the MEDiCAL EMPORIUM,
Aug I j Corner of High and Middle -is.
SUPERIOR SEloXlTZ <TS(M) V l»o\V
O DERS.— VVe h.tve ju-ii received a full and fresh
supply of SEIDLITZ AND SODA POWDERS - i
These different kinds ate universally acknowledged
to be the best in itnifnt -lured, and far superior to j
any others. They arc therefore recommended with j
confidence to tin sc wishing a puic ami excellent
article of Scidtitz or Soda Powders. For sale at
the Drugstore, Sign of tiic Rig Mortar.
Aug 13 ( HAS. H IIEINITSH, Agent.
IJOOKS just received and torsi.e at Now York
J) prices, tiy VV. H. H. HODGES lit CO
The Expedition to Romeo of II. M. S. Dido, fi.r
the Suppression of Piracy ; with extra is from the
Journal of Jamca llrookc, K-fj.f (now Aifcnt for
the British Government iii Romeo,) by Copt. Hen
ry Kcpn.-I, R. N. — price 60 cts.
The Modern British Plutarch; or, Lives of Men
dis'inguixlied in the recent History of England
for their talent-1, virtues, or achievements, by Mr.
C. Taylor, L. L D.—price 50 cents.
Treatise on Algol.in, by Elias Loomis, A. M.
Professor of Mathematics and Natural Philosophy
in the University of the City ol New York, M. m
her of the Philosophical Society, of the American
Academy of Arts and Sciences.” kc.
N >. 2 Statesmen of Kuzlnml,
Nos. 97. 9S, 99 and 100 Pi torial Shakespeare.
No. 8 Morse’s Cc rog-aphic Maps Aug IS
U A R I N A GO LOG N K.- A few I, ,xer Far*- 1
A nit"* justly celebrated an*l l»i«-hIy popular CO !
LOGNE, which »vc offer for sale ut the usual pri-'
ccs. I. C. SCHOOL FIELD & CO.,
lug 20—St __Druggists.
1>ERFpMEl> FLEsn BALLS.—Wo have
just r ceived a l ire*: supply of S W I FT’S CK L
EBRATED CH \LK BALLS, by the dozen «r sin
g’lo. Swift’s make are the tnost celebrated an*l '
more approved of than anv others by the ladies —
Tin y urc also used as a Tooth Powder, gii-in** „
pearly whiteness t> the teeth. The genuine for
sale at the Drug Store, Sign ,«f the Bi*r M„r ta
A«jr20 ('llAS. H. HF.INITSH, Agent.
dPICBStSPIOesn Const mtly on It ■
ID usual variety of Spires, such as
Allspice. Ma<-e. Ginger,
Turmeric, ('l*iv*-s. Nutmeg*,
Cinnamon. Mustard Seed, &c.
All of the above may be had/rrtA and cnod at the
New Drug Store of
1 C. 9CHOOLF1ELD & CO.,
Aujr 20 —5t High street.
/1IIOLLUA ilORDlS AND IIOWKL
COMPLAIN I.—Dr. .Iavne No. 8South Third
Street, is willing to guaranty that his CARMINA
TIVE BALSAM will cure Dmrrhmn, Cholics, Gri
ping Pains, (hainp*, Cholera Morbus. Summer
Complaint, and other derangement* of the Stom
ach and Bowels, in ninety nine cases out of a hun
dred and in less than half (he time they can be
effected by any other means.
It is extremely pleasant, a ad children are fond *>f
it. It is equally »* « ff< ctnal for adults as children,
and when the directions arc followed. The Gen
uine for sale at (he Drug Store, Sign of the Birr
Mortnr. CIIA8. II. HEINIT8II, Agent.
THE LADIES AO A IN.-We cafl the
attention of the ladle* again to this superior
article, NYMPH SOAP, for Ihecomplexion. It*con
slant use will change the tnost bilious complexion
into one of radiant whiten* s*; while on the neck
hands and arms it bestows a delicacy and fairness
which it« continued use. w ill happily protret with
every appearance of youthful charm to the’most
nd\ anced period of life. The genuine only for sale
at the Drug- Store, Sign of the Big Mortar
July 30 CHAS. H. HEfNlTSH, Agent.
MJSUKULA.N HOIKS.
TO TUB I'tOl'Ij;.
session <»f Congress, which has just ternii
JL n/*-J
will bo long and gratefully leinemlmred
by nl! true republicans for the triumphant success
ol many of theii cherished principles and moa
fmrc-*. While wc hcartiiv rojoico at the ti iumpb
nl ibo principles which it has been out consiant (.|
fur* t:» advocate ainl defend,'and from which u ■
prosperity, no adversity, can swerve ms; we ean
not !)•• uniniiulfol of the attitude in which we are
p need !>y a recdut vote of both houses of Congress :
—we allude in the contemplated withdrawal of
their putunnge from the newspaper j toss. To
this decision wecheerfully Ihvv, h -iidble a. wc if e
ol the patriotic motives which have led to it. But
wo trust that thi-, decisiou of Congress increases
r ithor tit it ti diminishes our claim to the support ot
a higher power — that <>t the people ; and to w hom
we confidently appeal to aid us, l»y theit patonage,
in sustaining nt the seal of government a journal
tint is inflexibly devoted to their interests and
the tiu" interests of the country.
It is known to every one, that the chief source
of sustaining a newspaper is not the maxuiludo of
its subscription list, so much as the advertising
patronage which may he bestowed up-m it. In
large commercial cities, indeed, tho latter is usual
I v the concoinitant of the former, as it becomes
tho obvious intorest ol mercantile men toadverti.se
in those papers which are the (Host extensively cir
culated* n.shiugtosi. however, is dill' roti' I v sitn
n'cd. O' pr vof of the advertising patronage inci
dent to a mercantile coimmuiity, and burdened
" ' i PCl’uii.ir and enormous cxpcr.s’S w hich are
not rls..\yhre incuued, nothing hut a very long
list of suh»cri'>ing patrons can sast tin a paper in
us. fu'n. -s—if. indeed, even in existence The pro
prietors of tlic •• Union" have hitherto spare I no
pain.*?, Ann n »«i'xpciuji', t*» make their papci \vo»thy
of tile metropolis, and worthy o' the support of
that great parlv under whose l>ami t they arc en
listed. Ill publishing the most full and ample de
bates of i he two h usc> of f'ong cs', it is h-iieve I,
ever before attempted on (Ii -t continent in u da ly
n w-spaper, ihev have secured the service- of the
best reporters which the eountry nffoded, l>ut at
the enormous cost of £12,000 or £l5.000 per v« ar.
Ineir exton-dvo foreign ai.d domestic enrre-pm
I deuce IS another large item of ex “ei.se, bo. to- in
, -t.uctive u-efu'noss of which is so liig .ly com
mended and app.eedal d as to jostifv almost any
I outlay, to attain it Sil.it mint I,.-.vi.le.it that
, th< se heavy . xpeuses cannot be Iv.rne. unless the
subscription list is cmiiniensunite in the uuderta
»*>«• although we can boast of 15,01)0 subscri
bers (including daily, tri weekly, and weeklv >
yet this list must he still c msidernblv enlarged' to
et.nhle the pr. prietorsof (he •• Union" to sustain
a l its usefulness, and to insure them against p. cu
mary loss. Invoking, then, a train, the aid and
-upport ol all true friends of republican govern
ment and pledging ourselves to renewed efforts ti
tbe cause of the glorious principles we cherish, wc
olt*M them the folInwinir propo-aN:
ii' iiailv l sion will he published, a* hero
t To'-.-, nt £10 j'i'r nntinm, payable in rnivanco. It*
< im .iciL'r hit lu-rt^i has been a most exclusively po
I t r'l. " e purpose in. future to devote a portion
o. ir. columns to doinefiir. news or"general interest,
and to mucellancnni. li'cralurc, which. without im
pairing’ Us political infl lenec, may render it the
toorr acceptable to an extended el w of reader-..
Iht-.'SEM, VVkrki.v I'sios” will be published
every Monday and Thursday, during the recess of
I Congress at J®5 per annum. This contains all the
matter contained in tli "Du, ,, Union,” exre it
lot a I an vertiseiuents. During die .e-si. u. of ("on
er.v** three numbers, instead of two, will be iss .ed,
without any. x'n rharo-e to sub-erihe.rs
EanLA.R.<«VE‘'IENTOF T,,K 'VKKKLY DNION.
, 1 ,c ‘ " ruKi.v Chios” is issued every S.tur
'. av; 1 ns ar.aruTm-nts arc in p'ogrcas to t il
i aige It to near double its present size wc shall -o-.n
i>e enabled to give nearly every article which may
nppeu in die daily and scmi-weeklv editions, at
t ie extremely low rate of #•>. We propose also to
true, m this edition, a conpletr synoptical sum
mary or the proceedings in both' houses of CJ *n
gress—thus ten 'ruing the “ Weekly Union" a
mou valuable ch i nnei of information tonllcla-.es
<d our country. Hut, to remunerate us for this en
crprise, on extensive subscription list is absolutely
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C()NG R KSSIO \A L R EG 1ST K. h
In addition to the foregoing, we have resol veil to
I pi.bli-di, during the session, of the national legis
| lature, a “ Congressional Register,” to be issued
i weekly, and to contain a pull ukport of the daily
I proceedings and dehates of both houses. Indeco,
I the arratigcmciils whi Ii we have made with the
vrry hest corps of reporters will enable ns to give
even more lull and extended reports ihnn wc have
produced during thissc.-s-on, superior as we claim
th-in to be to any precMing ones. The Register
; will he made up from the daily teport. in the
! “ l nion,” carefully rtVised by a experienced edi
j tor. and will constitute a complete and authentic
record ol the sea-ion. An appendix will he added,
| titiifnrii with tlx* Register, and to N; s oil gratui
! t-Midy to suhsrribris. comprising a lists of the acts
| passed during the ses.-ion, with a synopsis of their
j ■ outcnts, and -i reference, when necessary, to pre
■ v.ous legislation. This will form (lie most com
plete history of the sessions of tlongress, and will
la- furnished at the low priceof«BVExr\ -five cents
for the next 8* ssion.
OfJ-Po.TM \8TBss are authorized to art ns our
agents; and oy sending us five ye-.rly subscriber.*,
with the. subscript'<>n money, for either the Daily,
Semi- ll'tikly or lUtekltj, \\ ill be entitled to one copy
of the same edition as they lurnidi us subscribe s
lor.
|»Tlio ConorrssioNAt. Register will he fur
nish* <1 them on the same terms
(jtj-Nbwspa pers publishing our prospectus, with
the notes atta lied, until the 1st of Deceinh -r next,
will bo entitled, during the next session of Con
gr oss, to receive a ropy of the Co igiessional Regis
hr and 7 Vi - I Veek ty Un ion
Clubs xcitl be furnished with
5 copies of the Daily for
5 do Semi Weekly -
If) do do
6 do Weekly
10 «'o do
, -0 do Congressional Register
, The n unc of no perse wiil h entered upon our
I hooks unless the payin'- it of the subscription Ik
■ 'ii advmro Sep 29
$ 10 01)
•20 00
3 a 00
8 Of)
15 00
10 1)0
N EW YOIIK BOOT V N I) SHOE W A BE
HOI «E.
KRKSH ARRIVALS BY THE J. W. KIMP
TON
A ttO York Hoot mid. Shot ll,rurrhoust.
S WE are just opening, by ihc J. W.
Kimpton, .i lire"; Hint fresh stork of
4^1 boots. shoes,.Hats, ca ps. &<-.,
io which we in% itc Ihc attention of
'3»» the public, confolent Mini, by oursys
tern of riuiii^’ a ca-h tiuiinrss, both in buying and
•..-lling. we arc enabled to olfcr heller inducements
(han are lo b ■ found in olher store*. .fust opening1
thin motiving, in part
lOSpr.a gentlemen** Calf Bool*
I 'll do do Kip do
1 l0 do rlw tio ffontoc*
66 do fine do do
36 do gentlemen's sewed half Boots
06 do men’s Kip Boots, 0 lo I2
Ladies’ Morocco Ties and Ba kins, ladies* frai
ler* nnd half (Jailers, Women’s peggv d and s wed
Roots, women’s pegged and sewed I'ics nnd Bus
kins, children*.! strap Shoe, children’s Kid Lacc
Cacks.
A!s >, a few 0**0* satin Btnvrr Hals.
0r> N' w York Boot and Shoe Store, Main street,
mxtlothe Farmers’ Bank.
Sep S
•I. II. GREGORY
PERTAIN CUBE FOR PI LES.- B ARNE’S
v; PILE LOTION. This L»ti->n has been used for
several years past, and has universally given satis
faction. JViany persons who hive be. n afflicted
with this painful disease, nnd mfTer.-d for many
year* under ils influence, have been cured in a few
weeks by the me of this invaluable Isilion. Call
and get a pamphlet respecting it. The Grunin •
fur - ile at the Drug Store, Sign of the Big Mortar.
Sep \o CH VS. 11. HEINJTSH, Agent.
I’-OB THE lVINTFdl.— .lust received a
I Factory price* the following articles: Cinder
shovels. Coal Scuttles. Tea Spoons, large and small
Bake Ovens, British cheap Lustre, and al] kinds of
Stoves. Also a goo I article of a Coffee Mill for the
low prie- of 37J rents. HAN’T, S. CHERRY
Sep 32 Under the Old Dominion Office.
, .. P ItOJSl* KtTUS
Ot A NhW POM I'lOA'L l*APKU. C \ M,K|J Til l«
SOU rilKUN ST VND.Ull)
TO BR PORI.ISHt'.n AT It I C H M ()NO VIKUINIa.
To the Rrpi.bUcun Tarty in Frrgmiu :
Notwithstanding tli.ii -ign.il defeat in ’44, ill,
advocates of rum- titrated in.wer and a strong go
veriun 'lit, arc deicrmin.-.I t<, ti»uk«» mi tin r ami n
vigor..u- effoi t t -r aupi. nt.. y it, the national coun
cil*. The pic.** i" the great engine oi party in the
present age, anti in Viigittia our opponent*arc
making now. rful use ol lliia formidable wen tv n.
■ A'Viirr thu the Metropolis is tin- gnat brittle
ground upon which ihe heat of the tight i* to he
su t iiue.l, n is to ill's iiiipui t m: p dot t’hey aie tin
reeling tli-'ir most strenuous exei lions. Thrv luvc
called to the Whig Mr. Richard It. Toler, a gem
tleni iti o‘ acknowledged alii iiie.s iiik, great expe
rience ; Messrs. IJajlah. r .Vt It >'dv\ ill have l.een
P acts! at the li.’ivl o| the go cnlliU Republican ; amt
the Compiler Ins been gr atly at ren gihrii.d by ;he
acquisition of Mr. \\ . (V Farrington, who to ihe
act oin ilitlnni-nts of a .ipe acnol.tr, addt tiic force
in a vigcroua intellect.
I O this a. ray of loicet •-» e have on IV to or pose a
single Metropolitan .T uirna1, which however
great its ahiliiy, ought not to be left to e,>pe single
huntlc.l with such a host. To come therc'oreto
Ihe aid of tint Enquirer an I the Denver..tic p.rtv,
if they will aeecc.pt of services «o humble, wc, ilio’
iinder-igned, have resolved to . stalili h aootlu r
Democratic paper in the ritv ut lii bnu iul. To
(his design we have been instigated r-hi* lly by the
press ng and Irequ nt aolic; tatious of many ol the
wisest and most influential numbers of the Demo,
cratie party, and to it# support wc invoke the aid of
our po iliial friends, not ■ nly in Virginia, luit
l throughout the Union Tile press is a low. r of
strength, and to the maint it nice of our political
princfph s we should e.b rfu ly contribute our men
tal powers and our pecuniary means.
In this Journal we win 'endeavor, with what
ability we may, to sustain the princip .a ami doc
trines of the Republican party in thef. pii-tine j u
rity. Utterly repudiating all Agrarianism and
Radicalism, a* destructive of tlie most valuable so
c>al institutions, and worse than Federalism itself,
with which indeed wc will not prcteim compare
it, we wi 1 advocate a lint el construe I ion ol the
Constitution of the United States, hcli. v ng itmt
the plain and obvious mean in gof it* c-.ntex t, gran ts
f .11 as mu. It power to the (General Government, in
It is either wise, or polit o io las ow upon it.
When men me secure in thu enjoyment of per
-etial liberty and the pro luet of their I tbor, the ac
tive prompting* of iud viduil intere-t ensure a
much hotter invosmt lit of I tbor and e .pit .1, than
ran he obtained by any system devised for the pur
pose of tliverting it tom its natural into uriitieinl
channel*. Wc shall, tlieiaf re. oppose i.Tiuirr
for protection, not only because it is unconstitu
tional, but because it is in the highest degree un
wise and impolitic.
Accountability m the gicat check upon lumen
depravity, aivl Cuqpor vtioks arc corrupt because
their meinbcirt arc indhicuilly irresponsible; they
tire, therefore, to he uppo-od tipon general princi
ples, a ltd only to he tolerated occasional! V as nc
res-ary evi's. In tin- Coast Union of the United
States, we find no » nr ant or authority to i siat.lish
!>nv of these excrescences upon die body politic •
and in the shape of a Hank, we In Id th .1 the p ,w’
er would he peculiarly dangerous and ohjection
We shall always oppose the expenditure ol vast
■mins upon local objects, as being not le<- on«ire,
because the fund is always *aidly administered,
wantin'? the vigilant eye of indb idir I inlnc-t;
and unjnit, In cause it lays violent hands upon tl e
arnoisitioiis of the minority, to he expended not for
2- ueral and necessary purposes, but lor local and
individual < m dument.
In sh-rt, we e.-teem t; c (,'overnrncnl of 'lie Uni
ted Stale.-. a caeature of the Sovereign States ol tl is
Union, instituted for particular piuposK, uliicli
cannot be transcs nded without the m.st imminent
danger of overthrowing that Union, which it was
the boast of our ancestors to huve erected, and
which it should he our pride, as it is our interest, to
preserve
Although tlie-c arc our own particular views, \vc
are by no means so b.gutted, or so illiberal, as to
exclude all othcis from our columns. Our politi
cal opponents shall always l.e welcome, provided
tln ir arguments arc presented in an able and re
sportful form ; ail wc ask, is the opportunity ol re
futing them. With rx^hl on our side, we arc pre
pared to cucoiint r anv comer, t o matter wlmt
" capons lie wields ; eucli is our faith in truth r ni
ls died, as we believe it to be, in the principles , f
(I c Kepnhlican Party.
Although the political wiil l e the chi >f, it will
n< 1 he tli otily feature of tin: paper. To the coun
try pa pot at; Agricultural department will ie add
ed, which it is hoped the experience of one of the
Editors, in that particular lire-, will enable him to
make paiIjcnlnrly acceptub e to the fanning com
munity. Tl.i department will he handsoini ly il
lustrated with ctitu of agricultural implements,
when they can be procured, and it is believed it
will constitute a very valuable and popular feature
in the paper ; at least, no rxei tsoii on our part -hall
he wanting to make it ao. Mechanics and Manu
facturer- shall u'.-o receive their full share of atten
tion *. and we have cmjsgni the servi'-cs of one of
the fust merchants in this city to take charge of
the Commercial Department. Able and trust wor
thy cbrrrsj ondeiils will also bn procured to keep ns
c-on-tantly advise d of the most important new* in
tiie piiueipal cities of the Union.
Nor uill the claims of polite Literati'bb pass
unheeded. "'0 are not nr.mindful of the variety
of tastes for which we shall have toc^tcr in (his de
partment; but we hope by a due admixture of po
etry and romance, of anecdote, humor and fun, to
provide lor all, whilst wc will endeavor to shuck
the sc-nsi iiilicsol none. At least, wo will pmmisc
to our reach rs a more intellectual b tncjuel than is
afforded by the *• boarding school Miss” order of
literature, which graces, or disgraces rather, so
many of the public journals < f America.
Wc arc well aware ol the risk, the labor, and the
responsibility of such an undertaking, and we
have encountered them nil, after calm and serious
deli Iteration; relying for success upon our deter
triination to labor diligently in the piosccutioti of
our design. The absolute <i< prudence of one and
all of us upon the prosperity of the paper, is llio
I best guarantee for the performance oi this rcsolu
I lion.
im nur own nniiiiy ior ima aruu us task, it would
noth come into speak. One of in has had . ome
five or six years < xperi- nee in the editorial depart
inent, and anothcrii, by profession and practice,
thoroughly acquaint d with the mechanical duties
>>f an office. Wc have been promised the aid of
some of ihc ablest pens in the Union, and wc start
with (he hope of a-cing the SOUTH Kit N STAND
j A RD, for socli is the name of our paper, tak its
stand by the side of the first journals of the day —
We sh ill b-gtn with a ahcci, the size of which will
he commensurate with our mean.?. Wc know that
more paper can be b >ught for Iras money ; but v o
have not yet Darned t«< measure mental proditr
thus by the yard, nor to «s i.r-ate the value of
t hough t by t lie ex ten I of the medium t It r on g h whic li
it is conveyed.
TERMS:
Our motto is, ’‘Cheap for Cash.” The Daily
paper will bo publisher: and mailed for mx dollars
per annum.—the Semi*Weekly for four, and the
Weekly, for two
The piper can only he procured by transmitting
the money in advance; and in tio case will this im
portant rtilo be departed from, Hut any one who
wishci to take, the paper for a period lea. or greater
than a year, can forward us any amount of money,
no* lea* thsn a dollar,ami we a ill furni-lt him with
'.ho tlailv, the semi-weekly or the weekly, as he
may designate, totho value of it, at the rates afore
said.
Our friends who arc sufficiently interested in the
success of the paper to encounter the trouble, will
please collect an I forward to us immediately. The
first number of tho p iper w ill be issued as soon as
I we can get our office arranged, say on or about lb
first of Septemb -r next.
We will gracefully acknowledge the liberality of
: such Whig Editors ns may be p'cascd to give this
Prospectus an insertion ; ' our ;o iii- al f> rthreii
will, wc know, d-i u« a favrr which, under s-milnf
circumstances, wc woul l so cheerfully reciprocate.
C. T. HOT I S,
R W. HUO-IRS,
Aug 4 J. RICIl’D . LEW ELLEN.
yl I’l-.uioit 9WRBT OIL.
another a-'p- lv of that very fino article of pure
j table SWEET Oil-. E«r sale at the Drug Store,
' Sign of the Biff Mortar.
l July 30 CHA8. II." I1L1NITSH, Agent.
~1
TERMS VF iU)V EKi iSINU.
♦•nenquirc <>»iv mserriOn. .. >p ,.q
0«c do | w o do. . 0 75
I One do f In * « | 00
One d > one week... I 75
One do two wool a. V 70
i Olio do one limi'lli. -I 00
One do i vwi mooli)-. T 01
One dv ‘.lire* nioittlia. 10 ()0
Our do six m unis,. |(, 00
One d« p» i v< ui.30 00
'tjrl ivflvi I inr* o' ft: » nut hi u $quore ; I«• t o • i oin
I charged in proportion, md :n» u> I r nail' for in
, tvdVHIUT.
I Advertiai-menia ordi'ii-d in n lvii <i nriwii r a
I work, 'dll tie diarirni 60 cent* pi i Ti|i'ni- |< ■ i| a
■ drat MiH -rtioii, and 37 i cnti> fur ■ ;tc!i Mii'tiquri t
i iiirertinn.
nt Auburn, Sept I"', ’
11m; \ih TiaiiT Parlor S rovk. with it* fine Goth
,r ''•*'vin;>i«. i not only I.eantiAil in 11>>* < xtreiie ,
Imt ills mo*l perl, rt ai ti. le <1 fo I in.I evci , fW, ,|
tn market li ilitTer.s materially Imm all tuber
■"v.0i. ' 1 ‘mu. i u 111, ’ in tilt: i • t> ovt-iru nt- of
ilu;j""if*. nin! P a. .iti. n , f t|„ /fot Air ChvmLtr.
I lie joint-at tin' corner art. < oosti net. .1 in sueh
a P'ii n;nir iiuuiner a to insure tin in v hat they pi..
f.s« lobe.airlxht. Tlicv have the usual profit
fon of cctnoui in the j i t- of the ea-lin^.-. And flu:
|m flier ninl perfect ncurity ol a qin.i ntvol c. nn nt
in.-erteil between th> j in *.- in.ole by the < astintrs,
uml the mm i j .intt.iu the sto\o ro«A.
i On.. of oyr i uemnea rt.ttlit.gr in these Stoves,
| -ap-, f at, t a trial -yiththem I i.-i winlci.a single
| fif , btnlt in tin- on'innrv wnv. In-fed three <iavs •
• lid that In- 'vi 11 m nrr nt .11 lie .-ell- tor. tain Iho
fire- (h;t f l»*n_rmof t;jn«- without !-» in if disturbed.
A I the \c.e Voi U Slat. Fn 'r. a I Ta ul.nrn, Sept.
!?; "c received fl.c Fir-t Premium, A ML
' ' ' n.-ehti County Fair,
sale by
Nov 3
!>A MF.r S. (MURRY,
Cm dor the Obi Dominion OlHcc,
BY Til 12 A I) 111 \ N.
SK.COM) All HIV AD OK KAI.L GOODS,
AT I IIK N 1-. W Vo|, K
liOO'l' AND SHOE S'i'ORK!
CHEAPER I HAN E V 1.11.
UE arcjuhi opening iIn- nlor11iiijgr, oursecond
Jinoucol KA l.L GOODS, wliu-li err pur
,I,.,S1,I run and at mi. I, ,,du«cd
jirirc.-' Irom w lut t vc have lorrmrly paid thm our
!»>»» tl*^«s 1. li will 1 i, * bcltur lion \v» have yet
idi.vrd. II', call the attention of Merchants to this
ml having npem ci a bcpuraU1 aj ai tment ex
f iiMvi-ly lo j'bbuig iln y can make (heir pur
chases wit!, greater ft;ditics than heretofoic. The
retail department ha- he.-, improved And put in
ihuio.iiili rej air, lor tin- ncrommouniinti of retail
1 ii■ It nit i. W c rail the ;«ncnlion id trai Me t pt r
visit in if Norfolk lo our Mmp and Kcii tioninl
■lioueli a intie rrrn... ,<f f,.Mark. I Square, our
bu* ON’K HALF t.f what is ri,lly paid,
which Will Oi I ur-c el.aide u lo • i| at a smaller
pmhl than those who pay I i r«je r. ms. Transient
;>< r-oiiM. ill observe that our fci re i- situated next
to the New I' lrnie.r'.- Hank on Main street, ii Ims
I li tre (Mass Wind, w.s in front, and t o Corinthian
t Iliaty exnndmn- t, the height ol 2d and 3d stn
' i' >*• &/• I^ook lor (he large Checkered Hoot on
‘“u? iC i. ' ‘' n,1'\,l;cn l,HJC be no mistake.
tve'shall Iron i this due continue to open our
•vrrkly sup, ii«s from the north.
As wc buy only for cash, we are obliged to sell
r.r i:.e same ; city acceptenets or i s equivalent.
ScP 29 _.) H. G REGOlt V<
R°11' v,s ,s BKDI-IW G S « It A \V HER
* 7. .1 , ’ u liugcst berries art* from 6
lo b inches in circumference, and the quality not
surpassed.) •
't his season being more preferable to plant the
at*.vc th m the spiinir, I will cdmmence ordering
Irum the Nur.sei ies such quaiililie i)S mHy |)C j,..
-1. , d The Strawberries produ< ed last sca.-on from
plants sold hy Hie, Iiam: placed it beyond doubt,
that at respect- siz ■, (livour, pr> dnciiv. ness and
adaptation to this rliivato, they aland higher than
at y olhrr kit <1 <»f Strawberry,
t a sale by Philitm Phillips, Middletown Point,
New Jer-cy, or hy ids agents. M. A. SANTOS, for
Notlolk and vicinity, and CI1AS. H. HEINITSH
fur Portsmouth am! vicinity. *
A'so, REI» A NT W ERP RASPRERRY PLANTS.
Bong Agent for Snnun I J. Guston.of Morris
tow n N. .1., w id tike orders for Iruit and Orna
nieiit .1 I rces, Eve greens, Shrubs, Ros. sand Flow
Ity. g0p |j)
'T'HIRD FALL SUPPLY by the Ann f>
I just received and f..r -ale at the New York
•out and Shoo Store. W e arc now < poning our
tlurd fall supply of BOOTS A ND SHOES by the
Ann I), w hich we offer upon ns advantageous terms
its- an lie found at any other store, and in many
kiiul ; of go e.U which we. have recently received._
Norfolk^ Wn<l f,Udlity nru 'vilhout competition in
By 'Be *rhr M «ry Jane, we are onening this day
an extensive assortment of Gentlemen**. Men’s,
Boy’s and Youth’s heavy fall Boots, purchased for
cad, at the l.rgc sabs in Boston and New York Z
which we invite the nth niion of dealers.
15 cases .Men's Thick Boots at <$ I 50 the pair, or
t'O in *<y '*,e ra'c’5°' ^ 1,9 ar*‘ tfcncrally sold at
10 cn-r* Water Proof Boots of superior quality
from #2 0!> to 3 50. y'
10 cases Double Stitcli Biqgans, vet y heavy and
at vuucli K tl.aii former prices
K . ^ J. II. GREGORY,
Or?!7° * 10 Farrne,,s Bank, Main st, Norfolk.
]VJ EW BOOKS just receiver! and for sale by
L' . H. il HODGES ft CO.
1 hr Tree* of Arno :ca, native and loi< i^n, picto*
rialiy and lx.tan cally delineated,and scientifically
and popularly described, illustrated with numerous
rriirraviiitr*—bv 1>. .!. Brownr, ootliorof the "Syl*
Vii Americana.99 *
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