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New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-20

CS- TO the -iesnrers OF the Mercantile
Library cssociai 10: "A communication proceeding
from the Chqnan of the Executive Committee OF The tiche,
beaded b. CuAs L. HiiLNog havin. mp. c1ied Saturday IN
the Courier Enquirer ard seyeu other pTro'' chagng
upon ends of !e cLet headed john l. OL-
Ixs fartioHs SPIRIT AID tai lie movement has hcsn
conducted aud undeftande WY: ~ me more OF
screcnn= Their resi sE 'enlloGs, aud ihat NE
~ cipa utct WAS OF the esteemed 6sSisant L.
bsria8 Undersigned uneqyOc!y pronuunce7 t!gt co-
crus appeal 10 the
members 10 Sl,tun the regular ticket ny eenth9n
and doclres that Ihc CHARGED ;Gse ,sSe ana uat
tie .,ft "a cl originated te ia-ipuS SpTit oi INC
Institution ch Gc.eyes the iuedac FebIAe o every t;c-
friend Of The Association.
A neeag oi h- ir.cas or the ticket headed IoiLS T. RoL
l.S vii be icl1 THIS cyeln- Second tVard Hoe q
= clock nni the insei1pd OF The charge against Tie
ludepcrden Ticket ,.ill e fully exposed und -i1bSst
H. nTde. WN Il. PARKS. Chairman Tx. tom. l.
- Board; e. tNTo 0E Eis,ee Gentlemen
c n-cnnadli.i with single with E1aie1, Hi MIS-
Jane nsi:h;s No. a Gycuy'. Reference given and re-
CURED. jaii 1"
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-20

IA fIG LADIES ANII, nEIUa, y, EAIiC , IRGGS TT Sgn
per ives and Busk.s n; and 10 shugs per peiI; no,
Ladies Cater Boots l5 IS and made 10 order s 20 hlincs
euua - aEP IN the CITY
Iliir ard Rack Setn Siippen for Hal Parties, Wed;
dlnCs &c ii shH- pau Lu!les wl nlense call anu
examine iur themselves 1T j. u. MILLER :.
li3 Canai-s Ae;wean Thompson and SuillvGnsts
" Bits not tue that have iscnarre anT ri my jour
nevmcn on account of Politics. hive sHid md still that
they voted against my interest. tef own interest," and wor.
than n H. against the best interest OF the Country.
(Ob Democracy now wrongs are commltei IN thy
name.) III 0s' j. b NJ
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-20
ADJUSTMENTS.

iNRAND CoNCERT-THE oRPHEAN FAMILY. in
II Connection ,-ih NJ. f. BRswS. respectfully an
their SECOND CONCERT. wh'ch VII take nlaes Al
1c Society LhFafJ Rooms. Tuesay Evening, JGa 7ih
Tickets 80 be obtained the principal Music Stores.
A. The Asiot II aad 2; the door,
cy Doors cocn al sI, ;'pseer; TO commence AT * o.
ei9ek precisely. No 2sipoaemea account Z: woahsr
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-20

lnyocs, will be received unit, l,t Eebuary rext when ts
Catalogue viii press the cash advances viii be
nGte, II required. on pt Of soods.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-20

SHEET RUBBER oyERSHOEs-Atthe the Warehouse Q:
tftle Newark. " j. India Rubber Factory. 53 Maiden Lane
where may be oun low prcc' article in the
Rnber line, including the Sheet Rubber Overhoes, with
leather so flexible sEaas. which for beauty and dnra
hily challenge the world for competition. Ladies and
Gentlemen den. m fitting. beautifully shaped and dU
abe Dvehoc wrrrunt not - part IN the seGnisl
do well To cal Gnd on stock before purchasing
elsewhere Ecs~ we sell cle1p. I'd
10 HUTCHINSON. & RUNYON, 80 Maiden Lane.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-20
DIR <TOODS.
NEW GOODS

NEW NUUFN.
O. TAYLOR & co. Johbcrs. j1 Cedar street, offer io
y cash. the lowest the o New Sprns
Coos, Their stock will the buyer very rlch rs
sortment Of Ladies prsss Goods. -
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-20

T'INE-SAVING ANSyvER--From advertisements that
frequently In the papers, and from circular thu
sent about the city and country and e under the doom
many Of isndf almost every day called upoa and
asked " il nst 10 partoenhD with Sir. Dodss2"
In order 10 prevent my farther mkes ard nieru ptlons
from such calls and nqucs beg leave that srs
not were, In partnership with MI. Dodss and
that We have no hUpenor, p1tt MODES, either OF
fastening teeth DO know of sny thai ere nvs
thoroughly undcrstood by all well Instructed Dentists and ts
DoetOr who BIZ his partner and who has, BY
0.isrntse putlsbed his such make
eube ou, that oon taken for ouII, the
utls. y. PARyMLy.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-20
Passengers Arrived.

n ae Sh,p Pdsl Ione, frsH, C-ntoH-F1etchs Webster
~ @ onha n r.n1oas,y n DcGue. Esl do: Z 6 T;ou.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-20
Is.EgS=a.I, MaAslS1

The>e are BON Of black parents. md un,, the
extraordinary ;cnkS nature they rauk pre- 2nnet. They
pay On the BANJO, BONES, VIOLIN AND TAMBO
RINE and ioiria t rate band Tier style lar supases
:he OF 'riitn'-r,.
MI FEARY. GREAT WTSTERN and M. WEST
ERN la PETITE CARL1NE. NJ. LYNCH. ihs {.
BLANCHARp, will also spp-ar.
lcs- ALL FOR ONE SIILLTNG.-a
Performances commence every Evening c: - O'clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-20

Stealing Spices, 6.c.--A coIorcd man named
Pnnc, Williams was arrested sst night for eang $40 worth
@nunecs, cloves a1d rdgo from Samuel D. Brock. No. O.
Dytect He acknowledged the oieace, and was committed
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-20

~ =
Vt IO O'Clock at the corner oi Oliver and Water streets.
GROCERIES. &c.-By virtue OF Landlords Warrant, will
sell the stock of Groceries together wh the Fixtures OF
the sote Tsus, Sugar, Coffee, sples Butter
Checse ln'd. Drawn ard fancy sca, S,ofn and Tale~
ss.e, Tcbaeeo. Salt. Pickles, syruw. OIL Mustard Bed
Knives, Wines Brandy I'm. Corda Irish Whisky 81 Croix
Rum, Champagne. Scales. Weshs, Measures. Standing
CnsSs, Barrels, Keys, Counter Desks Stuvr Shelving &c
BY ordc. ut JOHN +. BAILEY, Marshal.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-20

IN OUR LAST COMMUNICATION xe said uisi. u 81,
DoDGg stated things they ne should have word
Of from but be has not told them they
they afe and pronounce his asi article untfue and
defy him. and ali the word with bm % c.heywze
We shall take 10 farther ofaDy thing he may ay and
scgret eIcaeiingy thag compelled, from many d,a
gee-bIe circumstances Krowing cut oi MISREPRESENTATION.
hin al all lis rckp0Tedssert OF ia facts ft pab
ishs by what Us wtet ue public 70 undeca,d. We
rendered !, making them known.
LII Il Il ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-11
AENsENEx RHODES. z,Ar.

~ bN SfNG o. NtiODlsss lob LANEs
~ Row.M MAIN ST. have TOW received then en-.
tire ~ ck NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
the second of the soa,on, aud The latest in market,
Cloths, Cas- mcres. Saitnctts. blk and fancy colors
SUNNI 2 Cassimercs, Linen billings, Nesiines. &c
Summer stocks. llhkls. Gloves. Linen shir,iugs
Lawns, Bingham Llwss, jacquard Ginghams
Baizirin's, Bnragcs Ofrnndic and laced Lawns
Pointed Jaconei. Chiuiz. Culicocs
Rich Boiage Shawls and Satin striped Scarfs
White Nett Shawls. black Nett Shawls
Fancy hdkG. Neck Ties, Linen cambtic hdka
rluih and plaid Sw ISIS aud Null Muslins
Rich fp'd bin and fancy cold Silks
Hosiery. Gloves, Nuts. Long Mats and hlf Gloyes
Rith Fancy ParCsol, and sun Shades
Artificial t1nwers. Wscntls. sprigs and lunches
BoNSEFs. Gimp. Laced. B,.ds-eye q Florence brad
Rich Bonnet Ribbons. Freah ohnny X fancy Fans
Together wuh every VARIETY Fancy nnd Staple
Dry Goods. We respectfully invite buy ers 10 call
and see our stock. as we are prepared To otter goods
very low. Gun l3) sENSENEY & RHODES.
EpATENT MEDIClNES-Ihe SUBSCRIBER
a keeps constantly for sale, ihe following pop.
mar Patent Medicines, OF The sign oi the Big Rcd
Mortar; Aliens Nerve and Bjue liuimcu', NicrrUs
tmhruoaiiun. Swans R%hcunniic Linimcut. Liquid
Opodcldoc. Fuhncs,ock's iSibcfucicnt. Indian vtgc.
liable Pills, BmnJelLs Universal do Warranted gen
u'ne. / uhncsiocks Anj,biliOus do, Scars anti dys-
pepti, do. Miles 1'omoio do. SCOTS Scotch do
l~IoopcI's Female do, Fshnesiork's Vermifugc
Fahnesiock's Cnugh LrEenges. Fahues,ock's Thomp4
sons Eve WAFER, Carpenters extract Sarsoparilla
Godirey's Cordial, Biemoa's u ops. Turlng'on'S
Bilsatn. British Oil or Medicnmeaium. Soda Pows
dcts, Soidiiz Powders. Essence Cinnamon, Pepper,
mint. | cmon, Brrgntnoiir, Lavender. &c.
All o Iiho above medicines are warranted genus
inc. LAFAYETTE N'NEELY. -
may 30 l60 Main street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-11
go -YTATGFEmsi-

r'ue iuIi lcNtiicd VI Tobias Lover Wa.cDrs;
" do Jos johnson do
ron lewcl'ed and PLAIN Lever Watches of other
an every description;
run j'"eIird A"chor cscnpcm't gold lever watches
Do C,liuIrr rsro,cn.,, IN 49,.
Aiso' fine ml icwelied nnd plain silver Levers;
% do Cylinder silver walchc,;
hl'n' silver Tcrgc watches oryarous kiuds;,oce,he
WIN a urge aud splcndih assortment at ladies' large
Topaz, '''''e'' Camo'on. Jet on] olaer Set Fms vot,
zinc. Some very ,hea do. Also.eyerv yote,y q,
geni!cmcr's Breast Pms and Shiu Studs.
Ruby, hiamoud, Emomld, Garner, Tunaz. Pearl
JET, and every variety OF se' aud plin RINGS: G,ruei
aud oihcf Some Necklaces, Gold Fob oud Guari
Cbnirs; Guild PoucI's; Gold Thimblcs: Gold. Silver
ana GuiII1r Pins, very fnci $ liver Pencils. Ladies
ram SILVER Tea and Table Spoon; German Silver
nnl h1iloriH d, silver 3 .li,r KNIVES; German do
silver 8 10 SPOONS, silver Sugar Tonrf: Fine o,uo
wru'rd 81 Purses; Silver Pencjls ali kirGs.
fNL"iuN DIAMOND POINTED GOLD PENS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-11

EnA BAGS no COFFEE;
OUV 30 do Java DO
2j Bags Peppers;
20 do Pimenio:
30 Chests Young Tyson Ton;
10 dn Gun Powder DO
C1sk GlIfct's Scotch Snuff
40 Bbls Alum;
d Casks Epsum Salts;
j do Sl,@Iujus;
do Boston Syrnp;
do Madden
200 do Liquoricc Bail;
40 Boxes 3s, 5s. rs. 10 and pound Limos
Tobacco Of superior qualities.
4 do I2dy's Twist Tobacco:
1900 DO Brazio5s aud Shooting Coppc,
200 do CinHamur;
= CcrouHs S r Indigo
G Ebis Noppcro,;
% u Yc~ ~ X it,.stns;
! B,l. GmuuJ Ginger;
30 do Crushed Sugar
& do Puisonyed Do
] do Glove;
do EYtnr.-i
10 B.Ecs Chocolate,
10 Do Varrr1trJ Soap;
! Bile BJrdcaux Almauds.
1000 DO Coupn Yarns, Ms 3 in 10 lust r..
.eIrci arI Tor sale BY WIN FLEAlNG
ap %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-11
With much respect, yours
- 10 RICu LEMrLnv-

ilt' Snhscrter would respectfully inform hi
u friends and customers, aud The public q ne
rally, that tao has Just returned irum the Ea,r. win
lhc best assortment at rich and fashionable good.
lhai has ever been offered IN this CITY, consisting IN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-11
UNITED STATES HOTEL,
WATER SRI ET, =.

WHEELING, "A.
FENIiE undersigned, respectfully inform Tic pub
n lie. that They hnvc leased the above house
Tor n term of year,; have had it entirely re modelled
and very much improved in The arrangement OF It'd
rooms and rorches; have had 1t newly and hands
someiy painted. ~carpeied and pOpered throughout
and newly furnished. in n style unsurpassed by any
Hotel in ihe West. Every article is calirely new
AND the whole house brilliantly lghted with gas.
They offer the accommodations OF the house 10
The public. fully determined, that oil guests shall
find Mt their house. entertainment That will not TAIL
To 6flJrd satisfaction. =.
From the superior arrangement of the House and
Table, and lhc location of the house in IRON, OF Tho
Steamboat landing. they indulge The hope. That
They VIII receive a liberal share OF pubic patronage
may 3 MITCHELL 81 CALDWELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-11
REMOVAL.
FRENCH DYEING ESTABLISHMENT IN
ne INC

I G LOHLEIN, French Dyer, on the other
y side of the bridge, South Wheeling, second
door from u 7 keley's Store, returns his CRATE
former @fG~nrsi and respectfully informs them
that he has added TO his establishment import
ant and, IN France. newly discovered improve
tahility TO the colortd siuils, without i~njur.ng
them. $3.50
lie feels perfectly con fdeptto give every salts,
hopes, therefore, for the continuance
OF a liberal patronage. ocl24
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-11
- LnNkING NLASS MARE RonNls

No lI3 Max srRgEr. WHEELING. Va.
' NlEN .ecr constantly on hanna very extensive
as.uumnrt Of superior Mahogany, French,
6recim aud Rocking Chujr~, S,hs. Pier Fables,
Dressing Bureaus, Bpi~ieads. Bnrcaus, Tables, &c,
together with every article Of the latest style, aud
best finished
FURNITURE,
Ever aT red In Tins Guy. Git add Mahogany framcd
b "hin- tinsss and Looking Glass PHIc. oi an
W.. Prirail and Picture flames Of every variety
5000 srvlr.
UPHOLSTERY WARE consisting Of Feather
Beds, b1'srers. Guided Hair Mal''c,sc., AID Mint
.rr..'- OIL, aI kul-. wuh al other articles OF
l. pHHs'orr VINO. ru '0ri nui Nod" toprjrr
a,lT6> r! SAT-
WI.loW elm DIS.
al. %. which will be s.Id at scr, low prices and
warranted of rac brst quality. A.so, MAHOGANY
LN-i'5 Hur Cloth aud Nacuish. constantly on
baud.
SIE '1rHD IT'S larui.h 81 with over, ol.clr %
Form. CO., -AI.i u.a.ca pduu 'ae se'y bcs'lefm.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-11
lhiP0RTANT'T SHOE DEALERS.
I -LLAALN- MLLLL- Il LA-LA -

y "I v T|I0HI|0 DUIIUE IN
BUOTs, SHOES AND BROGANS.
MS - ond 30 Shoe and Lealhcr n. Boston. md
N' gu Iean street. New York. would respectfully
"''e dealers 90 these articles. visiting oiJsor ofiho
i'''s t'irslo 'Hi aud examine ihcir stock of good,
"c.ofe making lhoir purchases. a-uurr them ihar IL
.il DOT be l'uHd inferior Do bay lu The cuuulw -
J''F q" ). lrs * eu.iycly engaged boz mlnntaciur.ne
'H' ''i therefore supply dealers an the most ron.
-.-. -lInH BIN n. -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-11

uss'A IRON CRATES a.Ilnalr Co. o,
81 trr. those iisiIy u-r.ulu.J b..4uu. rrf,r.
'hf'h u|j 800 much FOO rlr rr. n.s.a url sa r.m.
.'1 Ola rar'ar, arJ 900 EtnIs & J.b n.rs li rI.
H."ro-. notice, md or most reasonable terms.
nn2l TiOsG CULBERTsON N.ruf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-11

g NANDLES The subscriber would inform
O'his luoudS aud The public lhot he has com
mcnccd ihc mnnnluciuc Of MOULD AND DIPPED
made oiPRre isYo0, which lac warrants
equal To anything nl The Kind manufactured hefo or
c'sow"efe. and he will furnish them wholesale or
REALMS cheap as hey can be purchased auywbe-c.
lie would respectfully solicit a share OF puhlc
patronage Factory in Marker Alley. between
'''" n,l Market Streets. Nj WARREN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-11

EE ACON- Tor sale about 5000 los Hoground
30 Do D'uslrss' sgokc house. now ready for de.
We 3, APpiy tOJ J. ScOggius. or 10
MIKE. nj
mos 20 rlp,lt DJrscy Z Cos Warehouse.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-11
a l. STOUT,
J 3 ~ DODSON.

HIM II \ J IT.
he true md GENUINE 'Wlsilr's Balsam-
OF MId Cherry IS sold az established agencies
~ an par : oil the United States.
Sold IN CinCinuati on the c Iner o. Fourth
aud Walnut stiee 5 by
"a Ennn g nAnr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-11
ESCAPE FROM THE GREAT FIRE At PTTTSBURGHul
a LARGE AND WE'LL SELECTED STOCK OF
GPlZlGG AIZD GUGIZEEG cozDs,
HAVING EEN RECEIVED BY WAY or THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, ARE NOW
OFFERED FOR SALE, AT THE CHEAP CASH CLOTHING STORE OF
s. EGE r.

corasr Of 5ir.n @,a 5i5.ros S.. WHEELING. va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-11
CHRISTOPHER r SMITH.
Civ of DANInn.

Montgomery 60, Stale OF Ohio
SubScritej and sworn o, before me, Justice
OF the Peace, this llth dav ot Feb, 1915.
EBENEZER FOWLER.
BIT, stimony OF t4ree highly crediiable citi.
Gems OF Dayton, in confirmation OF he above.
We the undersigned. he ng Intimately "a
quain'ed with Mr. Smith. and having seen and
watched over him frequently during his late H.
ne'>, do no, hesitate TO say that be foregoing
IS by no means an ex7gserated statement, but
- entitled 10 N iCredIt.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-07
v A BE Z y.

A4milk pedIar tinding that bis business
was no. lust as iilshouId be. resolved to
tack about and sell milk. instead OF milk
and water 40 be had formerly done. and
thus test abe souneneSs Of the old maxim.
about the policy Of, honesty. A day or
two af.er be had effected the aforesaid
change. be was told BY one Of bis custo.
mers, msfronly lady Of some experience
10 life, that be need bring no more milk
to'her. 10 great surprise be asked her
The reason why. Because. said she,
the article YOU yesterday sold ne for milk
was The sirangest stuff / have ever seen.
Ii bad not stood three hours when il, had
a nasty yellow scum on it! | must have
the real ky 6ius article that have always
been accustomed to-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-07
UNI TED STATES
II Q TIE 4,
III ar p c II ST err.y, Va.


TIME undersigned most respectfully informs
= the public that he has leased the Hotel a,
Harpers-Ferry, known asthe UNITED STATES
HOTEL. He has been fatiered by the kinl
testimonials he has received of the satisfaction
and approval or bis conduct as landlord in
ChGrlsstorn, and bringing 10 his residence tbs
experience Of some years be believes be WILDE
able to maintaiDshisc character among his friends,
and TO acquire new tributes Of appreciation
from the trafeliihg public BE is de,erminea
10 keep good house, aud one which will re-
commend itself. r. III
He asks the travellers by the Rail Road as
vel as all oihersto give him one call, and if
there be any reasonable cause OF comPiaini Of
the fare or the manner of its service, second
visltw not helexpecied. He will endeayor 10
be polite and courteous, and an IN his employ,
connected WIN the Hotei, will be required 10
practice Ne same department. Preparations
haSebeen made for the accommodation of yisi-
ters-slngIy or 10 families, and the best the
markets atoId will be al the service of his pa.
irons HIS bar will be furnished with good
WINES and LIQUORS, aud his Stable will be
attended by pne of the best ostlers The State
can produce. JOS. F. ABRII.
April 10, lS45.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-07
To the Springs and South West.

To the Springs and South Vest.
4NRAyELLERs win fad the only directrouts
= to the Virginia Springs, BY the Baltimore
aud Ohio Railroad 10 Hsrpers- Ferry, thence by
the Winchester and Potomac Railroad 10 Win
chester. thence up The Valley Of Virginia BY the
Valley Turnpike Leave Baltimore II A. M,
reach Winchester ; p N sDd Warm Springs
second dsJ from Baltimore, to breakfast. Ira
sellers from the North may thus rest in Balti-
more night and reach the Springs as soon, as
u they passed over 70 Washington hat night =
The travel over The whole line is interesting,
The scenery at Harrers Ferry, worth, in the
language Of MIR. jefferson, trip across the At
lantic. and the rich and besutiful lands Of The
valley, present constant feast to The eye Of
the Traveller.
The whole ronie up The Valley, Is over .
Turnpike perfectly smooth. and almost level 10
rs whole distance The insnperable objections
70 Virginia roads in the travel TO The Springshas
been removed BY the construction Of this Iarn-
pike This Is the cheapest, safest most direct
and most expeditions route-of which travail
lers are respectfully requested to inquire Tor
themselves. J. GEO. HEST, .4geni.
TRAVELLERS TO THE SOUTH VEST
viii ind q continuous line OF comfortable Stages
to The Ohio 81 GuJaBdosls, taking the Springs
10 their way. y G. H.
Winchester, July 10, lsl5.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-07
POWHATAN HOUSE.
RICHMOND, TIRGLNLa.


THIS being the season for visiting, the sub
= seri0er would cali attention 70 This h otel,
50 long and generally known under the coalroi
81 Mrs DasaL lis delightful location, lis 6ne
aeeoT1odaiions. and The quiet and orderly man
aer 40 which it's conducted, make il q most de-
siraole resting place for gentlemen with fami-
iies- unehenmbered b. other buildings, itPos
sesses the important advantage of a free clreu-
failon Of air, rendering IL healthy and pleasant.
The friends Of The subscriber, who visited
him atDibrell's Springs aud the WARM springs.
are respectfully solicited 10 renew, Their ac-
qaaintanee with him al the Powhata House,
situated on level and beautiful emlnenc, near
The centre Of the city. a few steps frsm Il Z Ca,
Pitol, Governors House. and City Hall, ) ID We
~ convenient TO the Railroad Depotss Boat
Landings and business part OF the city. The
FPowhatsn Coach win be In readiness 10 snye,
passengers and baggage 10 and from the Ho,el
WITHOUT CHARGE, and thus save, them
from SO cents to 81 portersge..
BOARD PER DAY sl.50.
Ban, on the Basement Floor.
CHAS. L. DIBRELL. !
Richmond, July 3, lS45-tE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-07
BoOE G. SEOE
e y q q 0@ y :
--yeyy Partnglrsl,fD,

ME Hpsersgnsd have entered into partner
i ship for carrying on officially their bust
ness, al the old stand Of lohn Avis, sen, nearly
opposite the Bank, Charleslown.
They mean 10 keep always on hand the best
Leather and other materials that can be pro.
cured 10 the Eastern cities, and viii employ
one but the best Vorkmen.
Being thus prepared. they invite their old
customers and the public TO give them call
with the assurance that every effort will be
made 10 turn out the most superior work, anc
at prices which must be satisfactory TO ALL
Try them, and judge for yourselves
JOHN AVIS, Sen.
= JOHN AVIS, Jun.
SCharlestnwn March 90 l845 W
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Jefferson Foot & shoe
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NAMES MCDANIEL, tea6els bis sincere
q thanks 10 MS friends add customers for
their liberal patronage heretofore sextenled
10 him, sDd bess leave 10 state 10 his friends
and The public seaerally, thai The Boot & Shos-
making will be carried 90 in lis ysrioos branch.
Is, with redoubled energy, under the name Of
JAMES MCDANIEL & CO., who will have Oh
hand at ailtimes, the best materials, and also
the very best workmea that can be procured
and will warrshI their work 10 be inferior 10
none made 10 the Valley, and al prices which
they hurnbly eonceiye) will render entire salts
faction. They hope the plain, a. web as the
most fashionable, wiligise them call.
IS j. Mcdaniel wilLalways be found at bis post,
and will exert every effort 10 give satisfaction
Ladies villa ali times De waited on ct their
houses, and the wofk3reiuFGed, when done
\ We expect 10 keep on hand acpHsi3erable
supply Of all kinds Of work Persons Who pa.
tronize US may rely upon the work being done
promptly, and our cash Pfices cannot be beat
j. MCDANIEL, q
S. RIDENoUR
! Charlestown, Feb -, ls45.
N. B A jouIneyman wanted Immediately on
be ladies bench.
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Co-PartnershiD.

NHE undersigned have formed Co-Ppr,ner-
ship with view 10 ,ransaclinga
GROCERY & COMMISSION BUSINESS.
10 Georgetown, G., under The name and frm
o. keBissos 4 AGpERsoN. They will occupy
hooinsons large Warehouse. situsted On W ster
street. between Scotch Row Tor Duck laee)
AnG rfeaeriek stfeet, fronting Inc river south /.
Sao we easal north In announcing this Co.
raI'nersh TOE undersigned deem j. only nsces-
sary, ~ present, 10 say to the dealers 10 Gro
ceries, thai they wiz enaeayor ,o leen their
stock Of goods at all times eemnle,e "a ~ M
offer them al such prices as mnsr ;nsnrs .,ha \
| iioersi share Of the trsde; and 10 those who
may issor them With consignments, they pledge
themselves 10 make every effort 10 Iurnish sa-
lisiaeiory returns. WAl. ROBINSON.
4 WI. J.4ANDERSoN.
Georgetoyn q G July al. ls45--3t