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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-09-06
FRO bono PHbttco.

Mr.. L'EDIrEuR.
VeuilIcz annoncor Nj o Labauvo com,
mo candidat pour grefior de la cour dude.
district, ne s'assujettlssant announcement.
ton WI que vii est 6Iu, il veut 6tre le seryi.
teur immGdiat de tout 10 peuple, sans dis.
t~lnction de parti.
Ell uLlimo Ueindo sera cl primero recietdo.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-09-06

ARRETE par Henry Carrie, a environ
19 miles de Baton Rouge, I'm b@uf blanc
ct noir, age d'enViron 3 ans, crop ct un-
der5H dams une o~reiIle, ct une fente dams
rautre, marque au fer sur lie cote du chit.
fire. 4. LIE proprietalre est requis de lie re.
tirer en- Sc conformant la loi.
R DUFROCQ,
aug. Is % Rangeut.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-09-06

At0S%tAt5 AA4A21 #AS1GNA A#ASBShg2@ 1DAN ht@
Element l'~accusation port6e quelquefoi.
contre les wings d'9tre fayorables aux abo,
litionistes, ct en- fit voir toute l'absutdit6,
Le Lexington Reporter, auguel nous
empruntOns ces fats termine en- faisantre
marquer que rarement des actes de cette
nature Sc passent tranqulllement. A AL
ton, une presse fut brlsee, ct plusieurs per.
~sonnes tuees; d Cincincinnati une presse
fdt brisee, Ie caractere iete ct de grands
degAt commits. A Lexington, au c%ontrai,
re, la population tout entiere quoiqne pro-
yoqu6e etsous Impression dune grande
excitation, q Gu assez d'empire sur ellie me.
me pour respecter scrupuleusement les per.
sonnes ct les prophecies.
ASSEMBLED WING.
A une assembled des comit6s NOMINEES
par les paroisses dIbergille ct d0uest Ba-
ton Rouge, tenue Samedl 10 30 aodt l845
pour cholslI I'm candldat %convenable pour
repr6senter le comic dIberyllle au Senat
de f6tat.
L'Hon. L. Favrot d 6l6 appel6 au fau'
teuii, ct v ] Dupuy nomme secretaire.
L'objet dc Passem blee ayant etc expli.
que par le president.
Le DIR. g. Clement d alors pr6sent6 a
l'assemblAe Ie nom dc MI. Christopher
Adams, de la paroisse d'IberviIle, CONNIE
candidat, ct null autro candidat ayant etc
presente, M. Adams o etc nomme unani.
nement pour repr6senter le comt6 dIber-
vile dams lie s6nat de PGtat.
II a etc alors resolu, Que lie secretaire de
cette assembI6e informe IA. Adams de sa
nomination.
Sur motion, le president d nomm6 NM.
C Clement, D Chambers ct v Hebert, un
conit6 pour exprimer lie sentiment de las.
semblee sur la nomination des candidats
wings pour gouverneur, lieutenant gouyer.
neur ct pour membre du Congress pour 10
troisleme district congressional.
lie dit comite apres s'8tre retire quelque.
temps, d rapport6 les resolutions sa~iyantes,
lesquelles ont etc adoptees il %Runanimit6.
Resolu, Que cetle assembl6e approuye
de Ia nomination des candidats suivuns.
Gen. VIM, Dabnys pour gouverneur, Gen
Edward Sparrow, pour lieutenant gouver.
neur, Ell TT Cooley pour 10 Congr6s, ct
nou esp6rons qu'iIs %obtIendront les suf-
frages unaniines des wings de CO district,
ct une majorite t~riomphante dams I'etat.
Resolu, Que les remercimens de cette
assembIGe soient rendusa Messrs. Bertrand
u Gaze pour I'uslge de leur sale.
R6solu, bue les deliberations de cette
assemble soient publiees dams la Gazette
de Baton Rouge, Of que fAbeiIto ct le.
I'ropic, aussi les journanx wings dams ce
district congressional, soient req1is de
fare mention de cette assemble dams
leurs feuilles resPectives.
Sur motion, r%assembI6e s'est ajourn6e,
L. FAYROT, President.
v. j. DUPUy, secr6taife.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-09-06

MOULIN A COTTON.
LIE soussigne offre a yendre a ties bas
prix, DEUx NOUNS a CoToN.
STEPHEN HENDERSON,
E~ncoignure dos rues de la Ley6e tide
PEgIise.
aodt % %
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-09-06
PIEUX.

LIE soussigne desire acheter uno quaint.
t6 de bons pseux, liyrabIes sur SOD habita.
ton d 2 miles ct demi audessous de Ba.
ton Rouge.
STEPHEN HENDERSON.
aodt 80 30
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-09-06
MUSXONE

lie sonssjgnG ~arrivant dc la nellie. Orle-
ans ct ayant Pintention de Sc fixer dams
eette vile, offre ses services aux habitans de
Baton Rouge ct de ses enyirons, CONNIE pro-
fesseur de muslque vocal ct instrumental.
(PIano ct GnitareJ II espere par ses con-
nalssanccs dams Get art ct son extreme fd6lite
dams accomplishment de ses devoirs mGriter
les suftrages des persounes qui Phonorent do
leur conflance. II accordera les pianos a un
prix modere.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-09-06
PR1x ~D'INsrRUcTIoN.

pr. mois.
musique vocale trois lecons par SO.
maIncs' SO 90
40 principe De muslqne ~vocale, I2 90
do sur lie pianos en- cIasse, 2 eco
lIers on plus, cbaque, ? On
do musique vocale en- classe 2 M
do par1iculi6res en- f~rancais, 90
do en- C~lasse, M
10 Part'cui'ereS en- Espagnol, 6 90
10 en- ciaSSe 5 90
lis lnforment respectueusement ieurs pa
irons qu'Is desirent regler tous les mois.
A r
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-09-06
ASSEMBLED REGULLERE.
Du Juri de Police De Ia Parojsse d'Ouest

DR JUrl de Police de la PGrOtSSe q quest
Baton Rouge.
Ce Ter. septembre 1915.
LIE Juri s'est assemble conformement d
la loi /:
Membres presents, NJ. III Bergeron, Ro.
semond Hebert, v Kirkland, ] B Labau.
We, ] Landry, ] Y Durable, $ Taylor, p
r Cain, absent III ] Grover.
WIN. Joyce, President.
LIE comite nomme a I'efet d~'examlner
les complies du Tresorier o fat son rap.
port lequel a etc adopte.
Compile du Tfesorier, Savoir !; Doit
q Pierre Lafton tr6sorier de la paroisse,
son compile courant avec le Juri de Police
du Ter. Septembre 1914 au premier lundi
de Septembre 1845.
Balance d'ancien compile $862 10.
Obligation da Feri de L. Fayrot
payable Ie 25 Sept. 1916. 100 90
do. do B Favrot echue $50 90
1914. $500 90
Recu Jour Taxes de process du
No. ZIG, 7l8, 721, 722, 720, 5000
Recu de la BanQue de Cite, 500 90
2 buvettes Oh. Lerey g. Hobs, 20 90
3 nagasins Wall, Fl Hebert, o Doiron, As 90
Recu sur les obligation B Favrot, 1852 81
do do. FEtat pour ecoles $40 W
do. le montant du Billiard du feri
de Septemcre 1914, 100 90
lie feri Den Bias, 10 90
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-09-06
ETAT DE La LOUISIANA.
Paroisse DIST Baton Rouge.

John Sans de la paroisse dist Baton
Rouge, ayant intention ~d'emanciper son
e%scIave Rachel, agee d'environ quarante
cling ans, tous ceux qui pourraient ayoir
q%ueIques objections a la dite emancipation,
sont requis dc les deposer au bureau du
grefier de n Cour des Preuves pour Ia di.
to parolsse dams quarante jours de la date
du present avis.
Donn6 sous ma main &c % Aodt, 1915.
L 20 MORRIS, Shenf.
aodt so I845 80
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-09-06
ETAT DE La LOUISIANA.
COUR DIES PREUVES
Paroisse DIST Baton Rouge.

En- vertu dun ordre de Honorable Cour
des preuyes dams ct pour la paroisse dEst
Baton Rouge, il sera yendu par le soussi-
gne, Juge de Paroisse ex.oficio encan-
teur. ala porte de la maison de Cour.
Mercredi, le u septembre 1915.
a l'heure habitnelle des yentes-Un Negro
e~sciave, nomme Charles, age d'enyiron
qaarante ans, appartenant a la succession
de feu Cassandra Written, decide.
Conditions de Ia Uente.-Un, deux ct
trois ans, de credit, du jour de Ia vente, en-
banque ct h~ypothsque reserve %jusqn'au
Placement final,
CT. TESTER, P ]
AoHt % I8A5
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-09-06
AVIS.


Mr.. eft Madame Faertes ayant t'inten.
ton de s'etabiir dams cotte yilc, lnforme
respectueusement leurs patrons ct amis
qu'lls ont lone IL maisoa apparlenant a
Nj. FG Morgan, ci deyant occupGe con-
me 10 q Bureau des terres'' on il Sc propo.
sent d'etablir IN Institution pour PInstruc.
ton des ~jeunes demoiseiIes. Files pour
-ront atre admises soft comme ecolleres
extremes on p~ensionnaires. On portera les
SONS les plus assidus d leur education ct
leur condulte.
TERMEs.
Pension ct instruction. par an
payable d'ayance $50
Extremes de s6aIO
Langue F~raneaise 6 a o
EsPagnol, Italien ct latin, chaqae 6
Piano SIG Guitar 10
~BIanchissage par mois 2
Litet fournlture de lit l
Musique yocale-gratis
L%'instltution sera ouyerte pour Ia re-.
ceptinn desjeunes demoiselIes 10 Ter. Iun.
dl de Septembre.
Pour references, voyezl la parlie anglaise.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-09-06
cIGARES DE la HAYAvE.

JOSEPH TUNEz (autrement Jacko) informd
lie public d'Est ct d'Oucst Baton Rouge, qu'.
4 enyonte en- gros ct en- detail, dos cigarcs
dune quaIitG supericur.
Aussi Citroti, jus de %citrou, Liquors fin
&c, q des prix moderGs.
ao0t 10 u.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-09-06

N'ayant pas rnfu nosJournauK par Get
te occasion nous en1prunt tons les details
suiFans du Courier d'hier soir:
La nouveIIe la plus Importante que nous
trouvious dams le D4rio del Gobierno de
cette date eli celle de ID dissolution du ca
binet a%ctueI, par suite dc Ia demIssion des
ministre titulaires; un seul a conserve son
portefeuiiIe, c'est NJ. Jose Maria Ortiz
Monasterio, s6cretaire detat du d6parte-
ment des atfaires 6tFang6res, du gouverne-
ment Ell de la police.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-09-06

WIS

lie D,cTEUR VAsQUEz ayant Gxe son doni-
cile dams Cctte Vile, ot1rc respectucusnrncnt
ses services aux habitans d'Est ct Quest Ba-
ton Rouge.
Encoignuro opposte 4 ceIIo de Mr.. MailIard
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-09-06

Par la goelette Joaguina, capltaine Go.
mez, arriv6e hier do Tampico, nous avons
recu des ~nouyelIes de Mexico ~jusqu'au IL
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-09-06

Arret6 par-S Cobb, a II miles de Baton
Rouge, une vache, de c~ouleur bruno, sans
marqne au fer, une coupe sur l~'oreilIe droitu
ct uil trou Ct coupe uoic a Ia gauche, CONNIE
aussl I'm Vcau. lie proprietaire est requls de
les refirer en- Sc GOnformant a la loi.
] r DUFROCQ.
10 RangeUr.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-09-06

Resolu, que NM. Kirkland, Labaove ct
Durald soient autoris6s d'acheter un coffrc a
l'epreuye du feu pour la garde des r6gistres
appartenant a Ia parolsse.
Sur motion lie Juri s'est a%journ6 sine
die.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-09-06

Pods DU PAIN,
FiX6 parlc maire pour Ia semainosutvants
La Farlneg 6tant . 81 10 10 baril, 30 once
de pain pour dix sous
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-09-06

recu des ~nouvelIes Dc Mexico jusqu'au u
ao0t.
Lac capitaine Gomez dit qu'on croyait
g6n6raiement a Talnpico quo ie general
Herrera await etc sIu president. On di.
salt aussi gum corps de 1900 Mexicains
6tait en- marche pour SO reunlr d Paroles
que await d6ja 1000, ct qu'aPres la jonc.
ton de ce corps IL Sc porterait ayec SEES
$500 hommes sur Galveston par 10 Nord
tandis qu'Arista attRquerait le general
Tavlnr 4 Cornus.C Christi.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-09-06

WIN. Joyce, Pfes7I.
lie president des administrators dos
Gcoies pubIiques, d fat son rapport avec Ie
compte y anexe par laquel IL exlste en- Gals.
Sc une somme de cent quarante six plas-
tres ct quatre vingt deux cents Iequel rap.
port ct compte ont etc adopt6s.
R6sold que Ia somne de quaranto plas-
tres SOFT ailou6e a d p Cain, pour pension
ct frais reinforcement Dun nolnme L %.
Lockhart an INDECENT qui est mort chez
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-09-06

ASSEMBLED WING.
A une assembled des comit6s NOMINEES
par les paroisses dIbersille ct d'Ouest Ba-
ton Rouge, tenue Samedi 10 80 aott ls45
pour cholslI I'm candIdat conceivable pour
repr6senter le comt6 d'IberylIle au Senat
de fGtat.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-09-06

Attendu que Patrick Ahern a p~r6sente
au iuri de police une petition demandant
a 6tre indemnise pour une lev6e quill quill
a fate sur Ii terre de Thos. Prendergrast.
Sur motion Ia dite reclamation a etc rect
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-26
Jefferson Boot ~ Shoe
@A09O8Yo
No. 1. .MILLER'S ROW.

NO. I, MILLER'S ROW.
NAMES MCDANIEL, tenders his sincere
e. thanks 10 his friends and customers for
their liberal patronage heretofore extended
to him, and begs leave 10 state TO hislfriends
rand the public generally, that the Boo, Sx7Shoe-
making will be carried on in its various .brsnch-
les,'with redoubled energy, under the name Of
JAMES MCDANIEL s. CO., who Will have on
handat all times, the best materials, and also
the very best workmen that can be procured
and will warrant their work TO be inferior ID
none made in the Valley rand at prices which
(they humbly copceive) will render entire satiss
faction. They hope the plain, as well as the
most fas hiosable, will give them a call.
J, Mcdaniel will always be found al his post,
and will exert every effort f1 give satisfaction.
Ladies viii at all times ba4wated on at their
houses, and the work returned, when done. Z
We expect to keep on hand considerable
supply Of all kinds of work, Parsons who pa.
tronize US ay>reIy upon the work being done
promptly, and our cash prices cannot Bio beat
J. MCDANIEL,
S,fREDENoUR.
Charlestown, Feb,l3, 18459
N. B. "A jonneyman waesed Immediately on
the ladies bench, +
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-26
UNITED STATES
Ill O. II Ell,
Harpers- Ferry, Va


TIME undersigned most respectfully informs
= the public that he has leased The Hotel at
Harpers-Ferry, known as the UNITED STATES
HOTEL. He has been battered BY the kind
testimonials he has received Of the satisfaction
and approval Of his conduct as landlord in
ChaissiOrn, aud bringing to his residence the
experience OF some years. he believes he will be
able 10 maintain his character among his friends,
and TO acquire new tributes OF appreciation
from the travelling public. He IS determined
10 keep good house, and one which will re-
commend itself.
He asks the travellers BY the Rail Road as
we'll as all others 10 give him one cali, and il
there be any reason able cause Of complaint OF
the fare dF the manner Of lis service, u second
visit will not be expecied He will eaaeagor 10
be polite and coupleonsFand slFin his employ,
connected with the Hoth, will be required 10
practice the sanae5 department. Preparations
have been mada fah the accommodation Of visi-
ters--singly ofriA families, and the best the
markets afford win be at the service OF bis pa,
irons. His bar swill be FURNISHED with good
WINES and Ll4UoRS, and his Stable will bs
attended by ono Of the best ostlets the State
can produce JOS F. ABEL.
ApriI l0JlS45
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-26
PUMP B0a2NNTQe
Charles G. Bragg.

HEGs leave TO inform thc-c tizens Of Lou.
2 doup, Clarke, Fredesick, hBerkeley and
Jefferson counties, chat he Ytlaseontinues the
Pump Boring Business, and win be happy &c
serve the citizens Of the above counties 10 that
way. His work shall be done 10 the most
workmanlike manner aud perfect satisfaction
insured. From long pursuit in this business
he is; confident that he cannot be beat 10 hi,
calling, by any one. X
Promptuess and fidelity shall ever be giver
to orders and work. BY strict attention 10 bu
siness he thinks he may rely with confidence up.
on generous public for liberal support.
Residence in Charlestown, Jefferson county
Virginia, which direction, BY letter, will meet
with prompt attention.
.CH.aRLFS. G. BRAGG.
Charlestown. AnriE 8, l84J-ly
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-26
EDUCATION! 4
LISBON INSTITUTION,
LOtttO'sil County, T'irgimta.

FENHIS Institution was established in 1889.
IL and is now in unsuccessful operation under
lhe maRagementof BENZ. H. BENTON.
In this Institution are taught the branches
usually taught in the best English Schools =
The Latin and Greek Languages, Astronomy
with the use Of tHe Globes, Algebra, Plain, So.
LID and Analytical Geometry, Plain and Stkeri..
cal Trigonometry, Method. Of caisulaiiag and
using Logarilhnis, Theory a9a Practice Of Sur
yeying, esLeyehfg, Poltings Mechanical and
ARCHITECTURAL DfawIng, Sc, Comic Sections.
the application or the Mathematics to the Arts
and Sciences, Natural PHILOSOPHY, Chemistry,
sc.
The Institution has been furnished at consid-
cradle expense, WIKI an extensive collection OF
Philosophical and Chemical Apparatus, Globes,
Maps. Diagrams .and Models, and full courses Of
Scientific Lectures
Are delivered to the Students, These Lectures
are Illustrated by several hundred highly inter-
esting experiments. The apparatus has been
collected with particular care, and SEINE OF Il
h superior 10 any in Virginia.
I The Academy is alsoFsnppied with cabinet
OIL Minerals Shells, Fossils, Geological Speci-
mems, &c. Also, Work shop furnished with q
Turning-lathe, and variety Of fools and Stu
dents OF mechanical genius may devote their
leisure moments TO Turning in wood, iron, brass.
or steel brazing, soldering, filing, screw cut.
ting screw turning, casting in brass. galvanic<
silyering, &c.
The prices for tuition vary from 70 TO S3s,
aceordiugto the branches studied ;1and, in c on
sidera,ion Of the present low prices Of provis-
ion, the price for Board Isl
Reducedto Sirfy eight Dollars.
Per session often months Each student must
be supplied with towels, and have all his clothes
eOaspicuoasiy marked with his name 10 fli1I. AIN
extra charge Of $40 will be made for washing
and, when required, books will be furnished :.
moderate prices. /
For further particulars apply BENJAMIaH
BENToN, Principal. So
Address Middleburg Post Office. n
Jan %, lS45.-4ly
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-26

10 smount Of DePosiium 1874 &I7, Ia
The. Superintendent returned IS whites and
one BAck, in ell is. as the number Of poor per-
sons who have received assistance in the Poor
House during the last year.
Ordered, That the Treasurer pay 70 George
B. Beall, William McMnrran, Thomas Hess.y,
jacob Line, James Wysong, James w MeCur-
dy, John Smith, Joseph Smith, William o
Macoughtry, John G Wilson, William Mccoy,
and Hugh Gileece each, the sum- Of one dollar,
foI their services al the Board ibis day.
Ordered That pr } H StEaith and DR. W.T.
Alexander be appoisted PHYSICIANS TO the Poor
House and the Poor in District No. ., at sala-
~ Of $40 eseh, to be levied in Junes 1876,
Ordsfsd, That the Physicians in District No |,
Dir. Vincent Butler and Or John Reynolds; in
District No 3,'Dr Mann P. Neisonsn DR. w
o Mscoughtty; in District No 4 Dr. Il w ste.
phenson and DR. ". Marmion, be continued the
ensuing year at their former salary, TO be levied
in'June, 1886.
Ordered, That an abstract of the proceedings
Of the Board be published in both the newspa.
pers printed in Charlestown, and that the Delin-
quen lists this day returned BY the Sheriff be
published at such time-as the President Of the
Board may direct
JoHNP. BROWN, Clerk
Junenl9, le45.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-26
MR. & MRS ARCHER s,
AGAsAA lDsalE WY
| Fer Young Ladies'.

mo. 4G Lexington Street, Baltimore. !
ENlHIs Institution has beeh in successful o.
Ill peFation1 for sexeral yeats, end II present
ntlnbers near one hundred pupils. ~
iAll the branchesssoG3a finished femaIs~sduca-
tigbh at8 laugh tnadert the personal suPerintend-
leAce ot The Principals, assisted by Me ablest
iPfofsssorso Of 4he country
L FoF pafticular Information Ss-tnIerms Of
poaragtlitiop, So, address the Principals.
| The following gentlemen for the most part
nave daug hterse in the School and may be REFER
red tS L I'M
Gan Winfield Scott, U S Army Rev Dr. wy
ttHResJ ~ Duncan Rev MIR Hammer, Rev
Th9Aas Atkinson, Hon Stevenson Archer, sam
'ueI Donafason, Baltimores City; Il Bernard,
YFginia; Dabiel Lloyd, Talbot, county, Md.
fsir..ARcnER Graduate Of the Yves, Point A.
ee6da b -
Baltimore, April 3, l845.-6ms5
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-26

- s5e
"a ! an annual meeting Of The drefsesrs Of
q The Poor Of Jefferson county, held at Car.
, ss, Holei N charlestown on the first Msneay
I'D dsy) IN June, Is45.
For sDissriet-NO- William MeMutren. Tho.
Hessey, and Jacob Line.
[. No. 2-GeOrge B. Beall, James wysong. and
James w. Mec1rdy-
No. 3-John T. smith Joseph Smith, and w
No; 4-John G. Wilson, W lillian Mccoy
and Hugh Gilleeee.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-26
PaWHATAN HOUSE.
RTCHv0ND. TIRGLNI9.


GO log sEd well conducted By Mrs. Duval.
- was taken By The subscriber 10 April. 1914.
The accommodations Of this fine Hotel. are
6rstrsie, -and is patronage steadily increasing.
II contains upwards Of 70 rooms, conveniently
arranged and IN good order. The location has
always been regarded a. one Of the most de-
lightful in Richmond. II Is about the centre
Of the city. very near The Capitol, Governor,,
House. and City Halls Commanding beautiful
view ofthose iine boiidingsl and IS quite COVE
nient 10 the Rail Road Depots, Boat landings
and principal strkSts OF business. j
Elevated and uBencumbered BY other houses.
this Hotel possesses the important ad vsnisge Of
a free circulation OF air, (so1desirsbIe in warn
Feaiher) rendering iladty. healthy and pleasant.
Passengers arriving. ID the Boats ard Cars,
will be met BY the Powhstan Coach, and con,
seyed (with their blggage) to and from The
Hotel free OF sxPense,- saving from so
cents 10 81 porterage.
BoarfPer day, 81, So
CHAs. L. DIBRELL.
RiehmoLd, June l9, Ie45-2t. i
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a 9AG2Oo

TINHE undersigned would not do justice to his
i own feelings nor to his kind friends, were
he TO withhold his acknowledgm sIhe We
ry laitering encouragement he has met5with
since his return to Charleslown, in the Joiner &
CHPsnisring Business, and would say to all, that
his best efforts will be directed TO please the
plainest or the most fastidious.
Call and see him, few doors west of DR..
Cordell's. N. MYERS.
July a. IS44-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-26
WHEATFIELD' Inn.
baltimore. Md.

"HIS Hotel i5ssituated on Howard street,
II two doors Forth Of BALTIMORE street, and
in the immediatefvicinity Of theEbusiness paft Of
the city. Hcobtains upwards Of 100 rooms,
many Of which1are parlors wHh bed rooms adj
joining, suitable foffam lies. II has beenthor-
oughly furnished Wi new ana elegant furniture
and all The ACCOMMODATIONS 10 be found in any
Hotel in the cast.
The propStetenIEstters himself that his long
experience In The businesswill, enable him so
TO conduct Ihe establishments in every depart
ment as tofrender entire Satisfaction 10 all his
guests ~
Merchaats, travellers. &c. visiting Baltimore,
will end Eta healthy and desirable location.
- J. MCINTOSH, PRopRIEToR.
BaltimoreI Aprif 3. lS45.-tf. =
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To DeIinnuenfS.

"A IL persons who khow7lhemselves 10 be
IA Deiinfuents viii have aEf opportunity Of
iiquidating the same, preyiousl TO the time Of
publication of the Delinquent list. All who
disregard this notice, willabe published, as
ordered above.-Payment may be made to the
Sheriff Of the county.
Tune ~ IGA5
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-26

Master Buggins come up Apd tell me
who was Cleopatra? Cleopatra was sis
Ter to one Of s.he pyramids Of HegyptI
and come 10 her unhappy eend by swal-
lerin' Of aswasp.' Good boy, good boy /;
you'll be sGibboa one Of these days
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New. Esarl1crshilIS.. n. Il

- SGD - - % Z
New ParlhcrShi p. =
THE un3ersigned,h entered into paffner r.
Il ship for carrying On efficiently their bust
ness, at the old stand Of lohn Avis, sen, nearly
opposite the Bank, CharlGstown. n
They mean TO keep always on hand the best
Leather. and other materials that can be pro.
cured in the Eastern citiesssgand win emPlO.
one but the best workmen.
Being thus prepared, they invite; ,heq qfc
customers and the public 10 give them a fl
with the assurance that every effon willy b
made 10 turn OUT the most superior work, ant
at prices which must be satisfactory to ALL
Try them, and Judge for yourselves III
JOHN AVIS, Son.
JOHN AVIS, Jun.
|. Charlestown. March 20, ls45.