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TnE CALM.-There are various speculation.
ahoat as 10 the cause Of the apparent calm
which peryaded in England, rer la, adviccs, on
the SUI. ccts o. Texas Annexation and Oregon
and soGe have arrived al the conclusion in heir
minds. that it indicates s,oim a rnong Other
SpecuIa,ions bv The writer OF Tie "money ari-
cies," in tic last New York Herald, is tie follow
ing, which We give for what i; is worth.
Bal!mWc R.Paji,(an.
"Wc Cannot thin., iha, after The movements
made BY the Government of Great Britain about
this affair, thal he Thing is 10 tc abandoned
in this way; that after all the negotiations with
other powers; after all the excitemen, created
throughout Europe upon the question: we cannot
believe that Government like that Of Great Brit
ain, is going 10 give up The thing, as peacefully as
the silence might induce manyto hope We find
the Government OF Great Britain abandoning the
right of search but still rapidly increasing the
force OF the navy This al least is very incon.
sisrent movement and is sufficient 10 put this Go.
vernrnent on lis guard 10 beware Of false appear
ances."
fflueru. Is there not some reason 10 arprchend
that England is guisi about Texas because SIZE
is attempting another mode Of defeating ms? pre-
vailng upon Texas . accep, her independence,
through the interposition Of England with Mexi-
co? Is there no, also some reason TO believe,
that for her relaxation of the pretension OF senre
she expects 10 be compensated by France loin-
ing her in her attemp, upon Texas? Do not
the recent Tumors about France corrobora,e this
speculation?-E ;n97arcr1
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INFORMATION WANTED.

TOHN WATTERsON, the son of Jos. Wat
y erson, late Of Montgomery county, State Of
Virginia, left his fathers house some thirteen or
fourteen years ago, and was last heard Of on the
Wheeling road, acting as agent for wagoners, or
some such business. This was some seven or
eight years ago-since which time, no informa-
ton has been had OF him. His father having died
since, he has interest here worth attending TO- II
he is still living any information of him will be
thankfully received BY line addressed 10 James
Heslep, Lafayette P. O., Montgomery Co., Va.
Dec 20-c2aW6n
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IN CHANCERY-V VIRGINIA: In Hanover
comfy court, February 25lh lS45:
Bowling Edmondson, Eliza E. Edmondson,
HARRIET W. Edmondson, Horace Christian and
Enuea Christian, infant children of Sarah B.
Christian, who was Sarah B. Edmondson, BY their
ne1' friend, Joseph Starke, trustee for the said
children, Plaintiffs,
against
William A. Edmondson, john S. Edmondson,
=, -, Berry, and Mary his wife, formerly Mary
E;monCson, Defendants. Z
This dav came the plaintiffs by their attorney,
ana filed their BILL and the defendants, John S.
Amondson and -- Berry and Mary his wife,
mol having entered their appearance and given Sc
GTariiy according TO The Act of Assembly and the
Rules Of this Court, and il appearing TO the
CouH by satisfactory evidence, that they are not
inhabitants of,his Commonwealth 1t is ordered,
mat the said defendants, John s. Edmondson and
-, Berry and Mary his wife, do appear here
v y. me FRS, day Of May Court next, and answer
ioe plaintiffs said BILL and that copy OF this or
u u De forthwith inserted in some newspaper pub
nshed IN the CITY Of Richmond, FOR two months
Excessively, and that another copy be posted at
ne front door Of the Court House of this county.
A Copy. Teste,
:, WIN. o. WINSTON, D. c. II. c.
March lS-w2n
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10 Tie Editors Of the Enquirer.
LOUISA COUNTY. March oG 1S45

|10S'0''
From communication Gas suppose,) which
appeared in the Enquirer Of the 22d Of February
last, report has gone forth that ! am candidate
torepresent The county Of Louisa in the nexl Le-
gsa,ure To correct this false impression, and also
10 avoid any collision in the Democratic party OF
this county, must ask the favor Of you to say in
your paper, that, with all due respec, for the,
thor of that communication, must decline being
a candidate, al Tie ensuing election.
Respectfully yours,
ARCHIBALD ANDERSON,
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NOTICE.


G.SO REWARD.--Ran away from the
9CO subscriber, living in the county Of
Northampton North Carolina, on Saturday night,
the ed instant, my Negro Man ELLlCk, who
is very bright mulaito, about 80 years Of age,
5 feet or 10 inches high He is slow 10 reply,
when spoken TO. No particular marks recolect-
ed. He carried with him dark brown Lion
Skin OveTcoat-his other dress not remembered.
Ihave no doub, said negro is aiming for the
State of Ohio, as he went off in company with
two free negroes, whose names are Emmey Al
len and Exum Tam. Allen is a low, well-set
yellow fellow abou, the age of Elick; and Tam
is also low, strong-made, brown colored, ne
gro, Of nearly the same age will give The above
reward of fifty dollars TO any person who will
take up the said negro man Ellick, and deliver
him 10 me, or safely lodge him in any jail in n.
Carolina or Virginia, so,hat get him again:
ELIZABETH BYNUM.
P. s. clicks hair is very black and straight,
but slightly curled at the end. +. b.
March 0S-c4t&
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A RUNAWAY IN JAIL.

w county, as runaway, on the 22d day of
January last, Negro Man, who calls himself
RALPH, and says he is the properly Of Mr..
Jordan of Manchester. Said Negro is FIVE feet
niue or len inches high, Of yellow complexion,
heavy built, supposed 10 be about ffty-ive or
sixty years Of age. and he's lump on his right
wrist bone. Had on when committed, a jeans
roundabout, pants and vest, and an old white
wool hat.
The owner of the above named slave is re-
oues,ed 10 come forward. prove property, pay
charges, and lake him away, or he will be dealt
with as The law directs.
80 o. C. STERLING,
Jaior Of Rockingham county, Va.
March 4-w6W
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-01

Tn RY-ViRGisiA:-At 4 Rule-day
l held in The Clerks O.sice oil the Circuit Supe-
nor Court OF Law and Chancery tor Madison
comfy, he 81 day of February, 1915:
Eliza J. II. Banks Plaintiff,
Again>,
joel Banks, Robert A. Banks, Thomas Parish
and Fanny his wife, Mary Banks, Julia Lee
Alexander H. Hansbrough, Peter A. Hans.
brough, John Hansbroush, VIM. II. Hans5rough
and Maria his wife, Northanna Hansbrough,
John McMullin and Peachy his wife, Hiram
Walker Adam Walker, Alber, G. Walker Linn
Walker Guslavus Walker, George A. Sugg
and Elizabeth his wife, James NJ Miller and
Helen +. his wife Joseph y. Walker, Elijah
Mccormick aud Sarah his wife, F. Travis
ana Harriet L. his wife, r. f. Hume, Charles O.
Hume. John f. Hume, Mary L; Hume, iona
than Spauldng and Elizabeth his wife, William
c. Simpson, Henry Simpson, Warren Grearr
and Fanny his wife, jameson Davis and Mary
his wife, Charles Simpson, Lucinda Simpson,
Sarah ]. Simpson, William B. Taylor, Maria
L. Standard Richard Winslow, Faye,te Many,
William Finks, Robert Bowers, John G. Major,
and Linn B. Sanders administrator ofLinn Banks,
deceased Defendants.
The defendants, Thomas Parish and Fanny
his wife, Mary Banks Julia Lee Peter A. Hans
hrough Norhanna Hansbrough Hiram Walker,
Adam Walker, Albert G. Walker, Linn Walk
e., Gns;avas Walker, George A. Sugg and Eliza
te;h his wife, James M. Miller. and Helen L.
his wife, Joseph \. Walker, Elijah Mccormick
and Sarah f. his wife r Travis and Harriet
l.. his wife, X. F. Hume, Charles O. Hume, John
II. Hume, Mary +. Hume. Jonathan Spaulding
and Elizabeth his wife, William c. Simpson,
Henry Simpson, Warren Grearr and Fanny his
wife, Jameson Davis and Mary his wife, Charles
Simpson, Lucinda Simpson, Sarah ] Simpson,
William B. Taylor, Maria L. Stanard, Richard
Winslow, not having entered their appearance
and given security according TO the act OF Assem-
bly, and the rules Of said Court, and it appear
ing BY satisfactory evidence lha, they are no, in
habiian,s Of this State on the motion OF the
plaintiff By her attorney, it is ordered that the
said absent defendants do appear here on the first
Monday in Nav next, and answer the bill OF The
Plaintiff and tha, copy Of this order be pub
lished in some public newspaper, printed in this
STATE, for eight weeks successfully, and another
copy posted at the front door of the Court House
Of said county for the same time.
CoPy-Tes,e. BELFIELD CAVE, Clerk.
Feb. ll-cwSw
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Joseph D. ATKINSON, Commissioner in
D., Caancery for Henrico county, and Notary
, uo'ic for Henrico county and the city of Rich
road may be found at all times at the Office Of
,f John Shore, Governor Street
March 7-ewlm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-01

LAND AGENCY IN MISSISSIPPI.
THE undersigned, Register Of the United
i States Land Office at Jackson, Mississippi,
offers his services to the public as General Land
Agent. He will sell Lands, pay Taxes, and at
tend TO all other matters connected with The same
for non-residcnts His facilities for acquiring
correct information about Lands in this State, are
the very best. Charges moderate. All letters
must be post paid. B. R. COWHERD.
Jan. 17--cwIlw
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~ cIIANCERI-VIRG AT Rules held
), ne Clerks Office OF The Circuit Superior
r,of law and Chaucery tor Gloucester coun-
r on IN Monday The Sd lay OF February, 1915;
Stanley 5. Hutnali, Plalnufl,
Wn " Banks and Harriet his wife, VIM.
D,n>;oa and Anna NJ. Dunston, Defendants.
III. defendant, Vim. w. Banks, not having en-
,.,e3 his appearance and given security according
;, me ac: j; Assembly and the rules ofthis court
ami !, appearing BY satisfactory evidence that ne
i>ro, an inhabianl Of this country; II is ordered
ria; The said deendan, do appear here on The
frst day OF the next April term, and answer
h. Blk Of The plaintiff and that copy OF THIS Or
Ter " forthwith published in some newspaper
printed in The city OF Richmond for Two months
,Itce,>iyely, and posted al the front door o, me
CuQr;-hou>e otihis county.
\ Ccpy-TeSte:
Feb. 26-cwam JOHN X. CARY, &C.
IN CHANCERY-VlRolSA.-At rules taken
| in the Clerks Office oithe Circui. Superior
Cour, Of Law and Chancery CT Prince Edward
county, the 81 day Of February 1915:
James H. c. Leach, Plli.
agains,
Abraham l.. venablc, Patrick H. Jackson,
and Henry j. Venablc, and John Gillian, Exscu-
Tor Of Charles Venab.e Defendants:
The defendant, Gillian, not having entered his
appearance and given security according 10 an
aci Of the General Assembly, and the rules OF
this Court, and il appearing that he IS not an ~
habtan;o this State, on the motion OF the PLAIN
til, br cou ..scl, il is entered at rules aforesaid
and accordingly ordered, that the said defendant,
Gillian, Go appear here on the first day OF Aprl
term next, and answer the plaintiffs bill; and
that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted III
some one Of the public newspapers printed 10 me
civ OF Richmond for two months successlvely,
ana also posted a, the front door Of Inc Court
House of this county.
A Copy-Teste,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-01

nNEHUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
~ Ran away from Farmville Prince Edward
County, the 26lh day OF December last Negro
Man, By the name of ISRAEL, who calls him
self ISRAEL JONES. He had on when he lett,
GRAY Cassinet Frock Goa; and Pantaloons, and
white Fiat and probably common Silver Watch
lie is abou! IS or % years old, about ) feet or
inches high; thick, heavy FORM with his knees
luc,n in; when walking, steps lolerably far,
with little swing. He is OF dark brown com
plexion, full head OF hair, rather bushy. lie
has very intelligent eye, good countenance,
toll face, smooth skin, and very youthful ap-
pearance lie is very good Carpenter for
Negro, and does very good work al the Cabinet
trade, at which he worked last year have no
doubt, from all hear, that he has free papers,
purporting to be from the county OF Prince Ed
ward, or some of the adjoining counties. and in
tends to 60 TO some free State, as he went OF
without any kind of provocation whatever,
either from myself or Mr.. King, who hired him
the las, year will give the above reward for
his apprehension and securing in Jail, il taken
out OF the Stale OF Virginia, or forty dollars If
taken in Virginia and secured in Jail, SO that
get him again. JOHN l.. GAuLDlN.
LeaksriAe, Rockingham Co., ~ c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-01

DRINCIPE SEGARS.-50,0 600 genuine Prin-
/ cipe Segars, OF brands Justo SAM and
misunderstanding and for sale by
March 81 JAMES SIZER q SON.
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IRRIGATION


MISS LUCY p. NJ. LEAkE will open a
lVI School for the education of Young Ladies al
stony Point, within one mile OF Scoilsville, Abe
marie. on Monday, the Sls day OF March. The
course of tuition will comprise the usual branch
es of an English education, together with French,
Music and Needle-work. Alter some years ex-
nrrience, Miss Leake natcrs herself that those
who commit their daughters or wards 10 her
care. will be gratificd with the results. Satsfac-
tory testimonials will be produced TO those who
may wish them; in the meantime, she refers par
l;c,larly 10 The Rev VIM. S. White Charloies.
vile Col. T. ]. Randolph. Edge Hill, and Frank
G. Ruffin, Esq. Sbadwell.
BOARD including all accommodations, may be
had in The family of her brother, MIR Samuel A.
I.cake with whom she resides. He will have
ample room for ten or twelve.
Terms, per session Of five months:
For ordinary English branches Sl2 50
French (addilionaD 10 90
Music, with the use OF Piano IL 90
Neede-work 90
Board, per month 90
Feb. l5-ctlAp
To he Heirs and Creditors NJ nc Estate Of Ere
derrick Riches, deceased.
DHIS is 10 notify the heirs and creditors inter
i es,ed in the estate OF Frederick Rickles, late
OF Oglelborpe county, Stale Of Georgia, 10 come
forward and prove their claims as legalees OF
said estate, as am now ready TO make payment
to such as will establish their claims 10 said estate,
in terms OF the law VIM. LANDRUM,
Administrator, Athens, Georgia.
Feb. 25-2am4m
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Feb. 2G-w2m

TN -ViRoiNa:-At Rules held
| in The Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior
Court OF Law and Chancery for the county Of
Gloucester, on Monday, The 3rd day Of February,
1915;
Charles c. Duval and others, Pltitis;
against
john Tabb. P. e. Tabh, VIM. P. Smith, ad-
m;aisra,or Of Thomas Smith, deceased, VIM.
II. Rov i,1scow Cole, Jacob c. Sheldon, the legal
representative of Charles L. Wingfeld, Henri
/. Nunal, A. L. Dabney and James II. Bentley,
Defendants.
Tn. defendants, Roscow Cole and 4 L. Dab
ney. no; having entered their appearance, and
gi:en security according 10 act Of Assembly and
tie Rues OF this Court, and il appearing by sat
i>!ac,ory eyidence that they are not inhabitants
q his country, it is ordered, that the said defend.
ans 10 appear here on the first day OF the mex,
April term and answer the bill Of the plaintiffs:
AMI that copy OF this order be forthwith publish
ed in some newspaper printed in the city Of Rich
mond for Two months succesSivcly, and posted al
tie Iron, door OF he Court House OF this county.
A Copy-Teste:
JOHN r. CARY, G. G.
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Tn CHANCERY-ViRGIxIA .:-At Rules held
i in the Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior
Court Of Law and Chancery, Of Northampton
county, on the 7th day Of February lsi5:
Edward c. Thomas, Plaintiff
against
John S. Wilkins, Thomas +. Spady and Ben
Jamiu Haley, Defendants.
The defendant, John s. Wilkins, no, having
entered his appearance, and happening BY salts
factory EVIDENCE that he is no, an inhabitant Of
this Commonwealth 1t IS ordered, that the said
defendant, John S. Wilkins Go appear here al
the rules 10 be holden for the said Court, on the
first Monday in May next, and answer The bill OF
he plaintiff; ana that copy Of this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published
in the CITY OF Richmond, for two months success
sivey and that. another copy be posted at The
front door Of The Court House Of this county.
A Copy. Tesle,
LOUIS P. ROGERS, G. G.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-10-11

leave mo | pray have but few moments longer
10 Iarry, ~ the world and would fix my thoughts
on my SOULS peace horcaCerr
mo! oh nor shriekod the lover You mnst not
sha not dio;' and sPrnging up with wild emotion he
lie was not long absent, and returned bringing n
medical attendant of reputo who, on discovering the
circumstances ofthe case, ordered Frederic to leave
the house The lover ostonshod; but the doctor
was imperative She may recover he said, 'but
every moment that you remain here serves 10 increase
her disorder The lover then departed and for three
weeks he came no, near CIuudine. Still he lowered
about her cottage, and Eel, happy if he could catch
tho tones ofherv voice. while standing at tie stairs
foot The skill of the physician had so far succeed
ed, that, at the end Of the period we have named,
Frederic and Clnudne met. And oh! what meet
ing was that! Claudine had been rescued from the
embraces of death, to enjoy the love of him who had
been rescued from the suares OF the world!
And happiness was in store for them, full, true
and onvahle happiness continued at Lausanne till
after their wedding. saw the beautiful Caudne, sho
whom had rescued from perishing by the roadside,
and whom had aeen almost in the very arms of
death, give her hand to the penitent Frederic.
heard her murmur the words that united them forev-
or, md my heart inyolunarly circulated prayer to
heaven for their prosperity. My best wishes were
realized. paid visit 10 Frederic and Caudine
twelyemonth afterward, and found them stin the
same, happy beings as they were on their wedding
day.
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VOL Q. 10 T. Whole No. 4as.

70 speak in ilr laiury toruas BE- 20 well deserves;
and II d did, cord sly ii,'c more or hes than ev-
cry body knows, BAT be- b. a true rsuflsua an sad an
ornament 20 the bir of fht city heard alr Max
well, Ne Auihau and W. Price address Q, jarv, Of
which wa one w the oiy hsn, some ~ enly years
ago, and never va, more delighted 10 NY life.
Grant, tho ea., and ths iss Of the -rca, has been
famous Cor ulo else darng bali c,utsr,, than for
selling mamn' ID Pumphina, ruta-baga seed, ros e
goraniuns and boUquetr q 40 ktnds. &C. n bibles.
lie j. still eng- Fel m ths same reinatar trsinossn s
the follow ns creuH-taAc-s w.l show, few days
since mutror'y lady entered my store, lianng on
the arm Of ouns and bcautfal cyl zhon, she in
"odueed 10 ne a. h1r gard .dauzhior. '1horburu.'
said she, 'th young lady is 90 be married Dnorovy
You may rs member ,hst you made The boo 1ue;s for
my weddrf My name YVES ". You mus
now make houquo, for my grand -5auEh,st's. Mad
am said lam most happy to have lived 10 perform
this agreed .e duly. BE assured the a8orer shah be
arranged th good tasio will endeavor. &c posable,
10 make tie bouquet nearly as'p.sr, o. Il e bride
tshe was neuy enough IN ~ ronseieae,l) Tho
bouquet As made according TO order. at No. SIC,
Broadway, next door to Niblo's Gurdcn-thM place
Of sights Gre works and water works. Of aoat's
boards ard dandy's whisser,. In the uds, Of these
wonders voc may now see Crlnl, tho sres,ea won
der, for ought know to tie contrary, oftheu ALL
Psalms 7l-vcrse VII.
Every one in business, when came to New York
has either moved or been gathered TO hs fslhers.-
The arts and sciences have improved no dsub, with
in the asst City years, have the reGuemon,s Of So
ciey; but this is the case with the solid comforts
of social life, At least think 50, and have as mueh
right my opinion as one who does not think nsI Do
GRANT TUCRBURN
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Ms OF THE CALIFORNIAN.

TERMS OF THE CALIFORNIAN.
pobshed weekly at $500 per annum, or 81 so
t',d within six months.
No PAPER discontinued until arroarages paid ex-
..ot,tthc option OF the publisher.
Advertisements inserted at the customary prices.
r.nsien advertisements TO be paid for in advance.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-04
Nagersfo,g,. 5. IE.smeIlesfer


af TWICE. n MEEK;
THIS elegant line Of Four Horse .PoS7
= COACHES. is.now 20 arranged ID lis move.
menis. under skilfu1 and careful drivers. as Il
keep up regular conneetioa. wifhtfhs /, ali.
more & Ohio RaikRoad ~ iihout linie ton
IL leaves Winchester on Sunday mornings, in.
mediateiys after the arrissl Of the Sfaunton
Stage, 50 as 10 reach Martins burg IL time sor
The Boltiptore Cars, Eastpdrd,
At III O'Clock, A. M
On. "Wednesday mornings, il perfer as iiesame
ifip, in lime for the same connections
The Stage proceeds from Mariinsbdreo on sun
days asd Wednesdays. for Hsgerst6uS bsiween
and v'sss@k AIR TIE avyipsf Of ne Beiliucre
ts,, thus shordlng conyesahee for passengers
| ccaliansport, Hagersss--,a. Sc. std .foyrfnr
", Lion with the .'' =. = =
;va, Chambers5arg, and Paiia-
This sssl;a Rail Road Lines.
Vents nanssesssf npsseh 70 TIayslle and pre-
Reiarning. The s,ssption any rhsts,
= winchester, on Monday sc, ses tssgsEslorn iof
linz for ,h. s.ss End reaches EIarhss,er Il
= Stage. thus exienairg AZ.
T6;s y. N s..e esreetiops without dslav
through Bunker,s Hal. Darksfssss passes
burg, Failing Waters aud Wflliar =, :. s'srisns-
Eersiown, giving business me IN 100 hs-
Of visiting each OF those pI,ecs' ft's''ehiss
II, a,ssssnksss gong West, b. lskink ihis n.
- nne y sne eheeasst and besi tous allow IS,
= e ssst and dine n Msr,insh1rr. 6efors
'ne afrivsl 81 the Baltimore Cars M en-,
'ana KEMP Z RIPLEY
vrs..h.-, -. ff1Prteigfs
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UNITED STATES
= I'LL @ T. E IL,

Ii a FTP ef Fe fly -.
TIME undersigned most respectfully inform
J. The public that he has leased the Hotel at
rHarpers+Ferry, known as the UNITED STATES
HOTEL He. hes becn battered oy we kind
testimonialshe has received Or the satisfaction.
ana APPROVAL OF his conduct as a landlord in
CharIsstJien, and bringing TO his residence the
experience Of some years, he Believes be will be
abieto maintain his ch arscier 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 =. III
He asks the travellers by the Rail Road as
| we'll as all others TO give him ono caii, and IL
| there 3D. any reasolable cause Of complaint Of
the faro or the manner or is service, a second
visit wi moi be expected, He will endesvor TO
be polite and courteous, and all ID his employ,
connected with the Hotel, viii be required ID
practice the same department. Preparations
/ have been mad efor the accommodation OF Visi-
1ters-singly or in families, and the best The
ma kets afford will be at the service OF his pa.
Irons. His bar will be furnished with good
WINES and LIQUORS, and his Stable will be
attended BY one OF the best ostlets the State
Ican produce. JOS I. AbELL.
| knEil IN I2d5 If tEt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-04
Coppcrsrnith & Tin W.
Establishrnenf

II B. T. REED respecifupffas cemmeu.
eyo public in general, thaf| room adjoining
Geo me above business Nshmen,, and direct.
y nir. geo, Reeds old ses Hotel, Winchester,
Y opposite Msj Ma fne assortment Of !, !
"H sg,. ns nas oahd Sheet Iron WIRE d
i, : ~. . 4karranted 10 be made Of the best
~ and no, TO be surpassed in workman
\ Is}and Of prices as low as can bh purchased
my regular establishment in The Valley.
q He is also prepared 10 make and put 10 gut
teIs and SPouiibg Of Tinor Copper, both Sc.
eret and hanging, and to cover houses either
with Tin, Copper or Zinc.
All orders thankfully received and promptly
Recommendations on the subject from Jef-
erson, may BE- left at the Free Press Office.
Winchester, July IL, lS45-6m. N