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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-27
RICHMOND DAILY WING.
STATUE TO Mr.. CLAY.
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STATUE TO MR.. CLAY
We have adverted from time to time, to the
triumphant progress of the subscriptions to the
CLAW Statue. The Ladies of Virginia, limited
too in n measure to a dollar each, have achieved
what exulting opponents, and even pany despon-
ding friends deemed impossible We never
Thought Il even difficult, but we were called san
guinc The event however, has justified our
confidence in the generous devotion Of our coun.
try women. Il is believed that funds sufficient
have been realized to build the statue; but tho
larger the fund, the finer the marble will be, and
money will certainly be required to furnish the
pedestal and railing, and many other things not
now foreseen. We hope therefore, that the La
dies of Virginia will persevere until the sze OF the
fund is ample for all contingencies.
Two hundred and fifteen Of the most distin.
puished Ladies Of Boston, have forwarded to Miss
Eliza NJ. Riddle, Treasurer Of the Association,
S2l5, a dollar each-a contribution Spontaneous
and unsolicited, asd dictated alone by the admit
ration of the fair donors for Mr.. Clay, by their
patriotism and appreciation of the generous en-
thusiasm of the Wing Ladies Of Virginia.
We understand also, that Mrs. Barbour, the
proposer Of the design, and President Of the As.
sociatioa, has contributed SiGO, and her two
Grand Daughters, the Misses Taliaieno, in whose
noble indignation at Mr.. Clay's defeat by mush-
room Of yesterday, the design really originated,
$50 each! We must call these distinguished La.
dies to order for violating the rules Of the Socie-
tyl We Thought the Ladies were to be limited
10 one dollar eachl But gentlemen Editors, 1--WE
suppose they will respondl as it was we who in
.;luced tue Wing Ladies of Virginia TO incur this
voluntary, magnanimous and patriotic taE, we feel
s,ound to prove by our acts, that we were prompt
ed BY the sincerest motives! Very well Ladies J
Your apology is so excellent, and reflects much
honour on your patriotism that We think can
guarantee Miss Riddle will accept it, and over,
look the breach Of order!
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-27

1--WE subscriber will continue tho Commission
Buness giving bic perronsi particular senuou In tho
san N Tobacco Wheat and Flour Hnd Respectfully tenders
services N the public generally and particularly friends
late hou'eedgnr himse that he wanting TO
promote the Interest n oe who eonhd their business him
Owes directly in front n the Columbian Hoe Csy
W. o. GIBSON.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-27

'HNIiE concern of GIusoN a. TaoRNToN is this
day Dissolved BY mutual The name ofhe am win
be used Tor The purpose of closing the business same
w. y. GIBSON,
A. THORNTON,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-27
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-27
AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE.

u Tie Enquirer will please copy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-13
REMOVAL.
WINCHESTER
Iron and Brass Foundry.

HvHE subscriber has removed his Foundry to
4 the loi lately purchased BY him, q few hun
dredyards south Of ais old stand al the Depot, on
Market street, aud has added very extensively 10
his facilities for doing business. He is at all
times prepared 10 furnish Castings Of every d..
scription, al the shortest notice and on accom-
modatIng terms; such as Mill GssIing, Thresh
ing Machine Castings; Mould Boards, Wagon
Boxes (casrfrom the best material and al short
notice Mill owners and others in want Of Cast.
ings would do wellto give call and examine
his large assortment or Patterns, before purcbas-
ing elsewhere. Iroa Tanning and Smiling exc
Icoted with despatch.
The subscriber keeps constantly on hand an
assortmentof Haihaway 'scelebrated Patent Hot
air COOKING STOVES, unequalied by any 9th
or cooking stove ever offered to the public; also.
Ten Plate Stoves Of different sizes, Wholesale or
feiail.
Tdylor's Srds0 Cutter and Cbrn Shelter,
An entirely new article. This Machine combines
strength with durability, and is unsurpassed 81
any other machine, Ear cutting Straw, Hay,
Cornsialks, or for Smelling Corn, ever offered 10
The farming eommunity. The construction be.
ing such that the user can work the machine Sc
parale and spart, this machine feqaires less pow.
er than any other cutter or shelter 10 use, the
strengthen one man being abuntsbi power.
PerseBs wishing 10 purchase win be Supplied
with The machine on iiisl, 10 please or no sale.
The subscriber; being thankful for past sup
port, solicits continuance OF The same. All or
ders thankfully received and punciually Attend
ed 10. Ole Brsss and Iron Castings taken 10
exchange for new work.
GEO, ". G!HN.
w;nrh.st.r f1rt IN lalS In
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-13
HagcrStOaCn 8. TE..nchesfer
STAGE LINE.
TWICE a WEEK.

TNRtS elegant line Of -Four Horse POST
COACHES, Is now 50 arranged ID its move.
msnis, under skilhui. aud earefuE drivers rs d
keep up regular connection with the Balti.
more 4 Ohio Rail Road. without interruption
ii lie ayes Winchester on Sunday mornings, i'm.
mediately after the arrival OF the Sta1nion
Stage, so as TO reach Martinsbarg IN time lor
+ The Baltimore Cars, Eastieard,
Al Ill o'clock, AN.
On "Wednesday mornings, il performs The sams
| trip, IN time for the aue connection.
I The Stage proeeeds hom Martinsburg on Sun;
fdsys asd Wednesdays, for Hsgerslown, between
and O'Clock, efisr the arrirII Of the Baltimore
Cars, thus sfordi1g aeonveyance for passenger.
70 Hillismsport Hagerstown, &c, and forming
acouneclion with The A
Hagerstoaon, Ckambcrs5arg, and P!lild-
s delphia Rail Road Lines.
This ensures despatch TO Travellers. and pre-,
vents unnecessary delentionlsny where.
Returning the Sage ieases Hageniow1 for
lsyiachesier, on Monday and Thursday morn
Jngs, ct O'Clock, and reaches Winchester in
time for the Stauninn stage thus extending &C.
in Soih directions without delay.
M THIS Line, North from Winchester, passes
through Bunker's Hin, DarkessiIle, Martins.
burg. Eating Waters aud WiiIiainsport. 10 Ha-
gers.oKn, giving basiness men 40 opportunity
II visiting esch Of those places.
Passengers going West, BY ,@king this line,
4ili iiad tribe cheapest and best route, allowing
stne to -est and dine in NJ rtinsberg. before
the artiyas of The baltimore Cars Tor Cumbef-
laud M KEMP &sRfPLEfs
# tv;n.Ass,e- t.e n ISl5Z An.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-13
no Nelfel.S.l

WiaeAeSisr. Soc. "a, 90 3al.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-13
FOREIGN NEWS.
Arrival Of the Caledonia.

EIGHT DAYS LATER. FROM EUROPE
BY lhe arrival Of che Caledonia. 81 Bos-
ion. on Monday we have received Londoe
dates 10 the Ism. and Liverpool 10 the
18Th ult.. lion which We make The fol-
iosing bfiei extracts
i The Hamburg Gszetie stales. from Ri
90. that the cholera has appeared il 1.-Two
Mira. and caused n any deaths
Accounts from Berlin state that irea-
ny 81 commerce Is on the eve Of being
concluded between Austria and Zollve.
rein.
The Tafage ia PorfugaL-The Douro
yintageis reporledto be complete failure
this wear.
From niiacr g smilts European Times, Oei. 10.
Commercial The Cotton market is de-
pressed. iSe bosinesstfsnssctedi limited.
prices have downward tendency, and
holders. evidently noi al ease. show de.
sire TO not aceep, the current rates. and 10
press their stocks.
The price OF Corn Is rising rapidly !;
and on this head we need do little more
than reierto ample details in our market
returns
The Iron trade is briskl-how could il
be otherwise land there continues 10 be
lalgreater demand than the trade can sup.
lply.
i PRosPscTs OF THE HARvEsT.--The
livery wet. pnfayorabIe weather expert
fenced during the week, has done so much
linjary ~ iha: portion Of the crops still o.
broad in The northern countries, as 10 REM
der il next 10 impossible for the grain 10
be secured in suy other than the worst
condition, however suspicious the wealth
lerzmay hereafter become.
WAR PREPARATIONS IN ENGLAND.
The European Times says The dock.
yards and naval arsenals Of England ex.
bibit extraordinary activity at The present
moment. 10 nany.oflh oriporls; steam
Gigates Of the largest class have been Or.
dered BY the government. 10 be ready by
a fixed period.
Rfporls are given Of a misunderstood.
ing between Sir Robert Peel and Lord
Wellingtons
RussrA-The Emperoris much an.
noyed at the late affairs 10 The Capcasus
so much the more as /, II was he-himself
who sehened anderdere6 :he operations.
The loss 70 The Russian army bias been
much more serious Than represented. :.
The people tot that part OF Russia situs-
ted near the. Black Sea. we're al the last
accounts suffering terribly for want Of
provisions.
FRANCE. ~
| Pans, October l6 A disastrous al.
fait happened in Algiers The Fiench
army was most seriously cut up. Of450
ren engaged, only len escaIel.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-13
POW .Ig!gl,lA .,. HOUSE,

THIS being the season for visiting, the sub
i scriber would call attention to this Hotel
so long and generally known under the centro
Of MIRA. Duval. It's delightful location, its fne
accommodations, and the quiet and orderly man
ner in which il is conducted, make il most de-
sirable resting place for geutlemen with fsmi.
lies Une5cumbered by other buildings, Il pos
|sesses the important advantage OF . free circu-
latinn Of air. rendering ilhealthy and pleasant.
The friends of the subscriber. who visited
him at DibrelI's Springs and the Warm Springs.
ARE respectfully solicited to renew their ac-
qaaintance with him at the Powhsian House,
situated on level and beautiful eminepce near
the centre Of the city. few steps frem the Ca
pitol, Governors House, and City Hall, end ve.
~ convenient to the Railroad Depots. Boat
Landings and business part Of the city. The
.Powhatan Coach Win be inreadiness 10 convey
passengers and bsggsse 10 end from the n oiel
WITHOUT CHARGE, and thus save them
from SO cents to 81 portersge.
BOARD PER DAY $3.50.
BER, on tie Basement Floor
I CHAs. L. DIBRELL..
RlchmOrd Juiv 1a15-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-13
Barleywood Female Seminary
PRINCIPAL,
.IY1.s. Eleanor johnson.
fEt TEACHERS, !.
MISS JANE AMMAN,
MISS AuRELIA M RUSSELL

4
HNilS Institution is located on MARYLANp
TRsor. thirteen miles from Frederick CT
y, and SIX from Hafpers-Fery. The road from
ths former TO the latter passes Immediately by
M seminary, and the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
Read within two miles Of il. The most con.
ysntent dePots are Knoxville and Berlin.
he Academic year, is divided into two ses-
sIons The Winner Session commenced on
wednesday, the llth of September and closes
% Thursday, The 20th Of February. The Sum
nsr session commences on Friday, the 2lst Of
February, and closes on Thursday, the 2sth OF
July. f - g.
No Scholar win be received FOR less time
than half session. Deduction will be made
fol absence occasioned By sickness. An allow
ance Of $1,000 will be made bs sending two
Scholars from the same family.
Y TERMS -
Per session, including all expenses, s7i.0o
Music per session, $500
French, s00
Drawing and Painting 500
BaIleywood,. Nov 6. 1916.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-13

Winchester Candy .ManafactOry.
THE undersigned continues 10 rnapufac,ur.
i articles 10 his line, which have been pro.
Enounced by good judges equal TO any 10 the U.
nion and in addition to this, he has Jus, return.
Ell from the East, with an abundant and rich
variety Of
con FECTIOA.dRY s. Faney .6rtieles
Making up stock unsurpassed b. any esiab.
lishment 10 Virginia. He-vilI. therefore. be
enabled to supply country merchants and fami.
lies with every thing they want, on terms A. "a.
vorable rs can be had in any of the cities, and
the carriage saved. Let them cal and Try.
HIS stock will always be kept fresh and
fdlI, embracing Fruits Of all varieties in season,
aud MUS OF every kind B. r. EVANS.
d. Parties and Weddings supplied at the
shortest notice.
Winchester, Oct 16, iSl5-3m
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-13
C0ppcrsnnith & Tin Ware
Establishment.

m B. 7. REED respectfully informs the
e. public in general, that be has commen.
eed the above business in the room adjoining
Mr. Geo. Reeds old establishment, and direct.
y opposite Maj Msssie's Hotel, Winchester,
where he has on hand 6ne assortment Of
Tin Copper and Sheet Iron Wy7RE :
or ell kinds, warranted 10 be made ofthe best
materials, and MOTTO be surpassed in workman
ship, and atprices as low as can ba purchased
in any regular establishment in the Valley.
He is also prepared TO make and put up gut
tiers and Spouting Of Tin or Copper, both Sc.
cret and hanging, and to cover houses either
with Tin, Copper or Zinc.
All orders thankfully received and promptly
attended 10.
U-communicationso on The subject from JEFF.
ferson, may belief at the Free Press Office.
/ Winchester, July ~, l845-6m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-13
Jefferson Boot 4 Shoe
NAggORYs !
NO. I, MILLER'S ROK.
I FALL ( WINTER woRlE.

FALL & WINTER WORK.
WE call the attention of our customers and
W The public 70 our large stock Of Coarse
BOOTS SHOES now on hand. We are also
prepared to furnish the following description Of
work atithe shortest notice.
Mems aid Boys double and Treble-solsd fine
and coarse Boots
Do !. do DO dc do Shoes
Ladies Casters. Walking Shoes, Jetersons, and
Slippers. &c, n
Misses apl ehiidtsn's Of every variety.
We are Offering the above stock cheap for
cash-+or, in exchange for corn, hides or skins,
pork, beef Sc ]. MCDANIEL & CO.
SEPT H,lS45.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-13
UNITED STATES
iii o II ID T.,

II EcfFy ~
lEHE undersigned most respectfully informs
the public that he has leased the Hotel 81
Harpers-Ferry, known as the UNITED STATES
HOTEL. He has been faitered BY the kind
Etestinonialshe has received OF the sarisfaction
and approval Of his conduct as = lsndiord 10
Chariesio,rn. and bringing 70 his residences The
experieneeof some years he believes he will be
able TO maintain his charscieramong his friends,
and 20 acquire new tributes Of appreciation
from the travelling public. He IS dslermined
70 keep good house, and one which viii re-
commend ITSELF
he asks the travellers by The Rail Road a.
yell g ali others 70 give him one call, and II
there be any reasorsble cause OF complaint Of
The fare Of the manner Of lis services. 4 second
v'sit wiilDot be expected He will endesv or 70
@ polite and courteous. and sll 10 his employ,
connected win the Hotel. will Be required 10
Prrctice The same deportmenl. Preparations
nsre been msde lor the accommodation Of visi-
ers-singly or ID families, and the best The
nerken s1oIa-Will Be al the service or Is 81.
irons HIS bar will b furnished with FOOD
YIN ES.nd LIQUORS. and Bic Stable win IS
a''e11<i by one o. he bes. ssiisrs de stsis
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-13
Nnffce

Fl ii PPLICATION will be made 10 the next lie
IA gislature or The Stsls Of Virginia, for !.
charter 10 make Railroad from Liltle,s Fails
% The Shenandoah Kiyer. in ihs county Of Jef.
fersons TO intersect the Baltimore & Ohio Rail-
road, 81 or near the Old Furnace, with the con-
dilon 10 stop 81, OF iniersect the JEinche,ter 4.
Potomac Railroad, atior near Keyes, sxitch !.
Provided, That Company can give satisfactory.
assurances that all freight for either he down.
nsfd q uPwara trade. shall be promptly saken,
q, Or delivered, ssihe case mar b.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-13

HyHE subscriber having returned from the
u cities. is now prepared to offer the
u0REATEST BARGAIMS-E1
nshis line Of business IN winchester. He has
the BEST ASSORTMENT OF GOODS in his
line that can be found in this market, and he
would say 70 those gentlemen who are in want
OF Cloihingsto give him call /; feeling assur.
ed that they will not 5e disappointed. His
sieck consists Of beautiful assortment Of
Ready-made Clothing,
Of Home manufacturs. Also, avery handsome
sssortment Of
Cloths, Cassimeres & Vestings,
Which be win make 10 order at the came low
price that be has them ready-made for. All
garments warranted % ct.
The public's humble servant,
-. VIM. D. SHJLTZ. +
Winchester. Oct i6 faAs-2n,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-13
Stray HOG

NAME 20 The residence Of tbe subscriber. re-
~ siding near Shannondale Springs, about :
month since, stray WHITE HOG, with aslit
inithe ear.
The owner is requested to come forward.
prove property, pay charges, and take Il sway,
JONAS WALRAYEN.
NOV 6. Ia45-3t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-13

EyTaARMERS and Others. having Cattle.
Hogs and Country Produce generally
90 ssil. would do well,o can on THE SEQ
sefi5ef before d,sposing, as they will 6nd
ia ham eoaslanIl pprchaser
JOHN SLIFER.
RArrers.PsrrY. OFT %. .Iai5.A ale.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-13

A lady coming over from MobileEin the
steamboat , refused 10 sleep IN he
staie-foom which bad been selected toi
her BY The polite captain. because she dis.
eovereda aei1 bag IN the corner. II this
Was not The heighth. il was al least the
depihIof modesiT,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-13
Z + r EYS IA
: vERMI E:'uCE.Su
FREY rs Vcrnifuge.

1HIHE astonishing success which-has attend.
~ ed the use OF this yermifiigs 10 many q.
mines. induces the proprietor TO recommend it
dieine for expelling worms. / am autbor;ssd
io SAY il no benefit Is derived. The price viii 81
returned. For sale ~ IA. M. CRfDLER.
Harpers-Ferry, Sept Ia.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-13
IA GARD.

Vie undersigned would moi do Justice 10 his
= own feelings not TO his kind friends. vera
ne 70 withhold bis Acknowledgements for the ye-
~ hasterlng encouragement he has met with
since hls return to Charlestown, in the Joiner q
Carpentering Business, and would say 10 ali lha,
ns best efforts win be directed 10 please III
Piainest or the most fasiidious.
CAL and see him, few doors west OF Dr
Cordell's N h,yEpS
Julyf4, 1S4l-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-13

: .At5arscent meeting OF the British As
ISOLATION, in England, Sir John Hsrschel,
sp speaking Of The moon. expressed his .
pinion that the Temperature OF toe climate
N that body mus, be very high. far a6oee
that ofs6oiiliag ,rafer.' -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-13

TO fIse People Or the V.aLLEY,
ut is well esta 5lished fact, that from the adj
vaniageous arrangements made BY the under.
signed, he can furnish
u The Finest OYSTERS
IL That can be produced, at the Baltimore prices:
ahd this fact the people Of the Valley should not
only know, but keep II mind They are furnish
ed in convenient sized Cans al 90 per cent
cheaper thsn heretofore. B.F. EVANS.
Winchester, Oct 16, 1916 -3m. q
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-13
/ Frey's .Agae and Ferer Bitfers.

Frey's .Aeae and Fsrer Buffers.
n MoNG lahore Is on canals, and Is ssver.I
= neishborhoods IN Maryland snd, Ohio,
where Ague and Fever al certain seasons pre
yail, these powders have been used. and have
proved successful ia almost : yery case. m
authorised TO say il mo benefit S derived, The
price will be returned. h4'S
A. M. CRIDLER.
: Harpers Ferry, Sept 10, l645-3ms
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-13

ID 3 DORSEY 1as just Returned frou Ii.
- NeItheTp Ashufaesories pi,hsths larses'
and most eztensise sssortnentof
Boots, shoes. HATS and Caps,
That has ever been offered IN this part or the edi,s.
iEy.--His stock embraces every articles Of NRas,
WorESs,, bors', MIssEs'. and CniLDnxxh Wear
Farmers and others and particularly The Ladies'
are invited 10 give him acsl. - he i determilet
10 eel = cheap as can be had 10 any married. HI
viilalsp gy that his goods are Aorth buying sksy
are not 81 -casf goods. nor bought from dscffoa.
The istest style Of CapssFe received 100 dnz.,
IN which will Be found Meas. Boys, and Chill
drsnS cloth sIoueh. hai top cloth. Cur trimmed do
plush, fur. seFet hair seal seieile, and Children.
| fancy caps. al kinds
HATs- Beaver, Moleskin, silk. Cashmere apd
Brush Hats, l.test styles also, Common Fur I'D
RuBsia Hats White and Black Wool flsts.
Eeaiher Travelling Trunks, Hair do. Csrpei
bsks. Buggy and Riding Whips
also. very handsome esse Of Periumery, Soap,
and Fancy articles.
Country Merehants are requested 10 call they
eanbuy on accommodating ,etms.at
D0RSEY'S Shoe Store.
Winchester, Oct 1o. tsls.--sm. 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-13
PUMP BQRlST9s
Charles G. Bragg.

DEGS leave 10 inform the citizens OF Lou
Nd donn. Clarke, Frederick, Berkeley aid
Jefferson counties, that he still continues the
Pump Boring Business. and will be happy ID
serve the Gil izens Of the above counties ID thai
way. His work shall be done in the mos,
workmanlike manner and perfect satisfaction
insured From long pursuit 10 this business.
he is confident that he cannot be beat in Ills
calling BY any one.
Pfomptness and fidelity shall ever be given
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
Virgins, which direction, By letter, will meet
with prompt attention.
CiIyfRLFS 5G. Bragg.
CharIesiown. Aprfl 8. ls45--lx .s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-13

EALLs SPRINc. Hooking co.,
Ohio. July IS, 1915
This Is to certify, that l have used one vial Of
Keerl's yermifuge. and unhesitatinglE pso.
nounce i the best medicine have evef. used in
case 81 Flux and 10 The destruction u worms.
Signed, JOHN sE1W.n
The yermifuge Is FOR sale by
JoHNP BROWN, Charlesiown, va.
And BY most 81 the Merchants in Virginia.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-13
Blankets, Blankets.

IN. Whitney, Pad ana i. cree. e
sals.by ADAM YOUNG, Ae't.
Harpers-Perry, Oct. 40, 1e45.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-13

A journal adyer,ises for two girls .who
ere aecustomedto feed on double Adam.
power press. Raber severe diet.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-13
$4,000 pair Boots & Shoes

And are now receiving portion Of our s,o q
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-13
MoYyCE.

n II. persons hasiHe~ claims against ths e.
A stats Of the late VIM. q ssneiair. viii
F'esse present then, properly Aq,henlirsted, FOR
seltlenehi. Those Indebted 10 fise estate viii
De expected to make pas ment.
Oct 80. lst5 ~ s..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-13
Cloths, Cassinneres. &c

a. DAOeHse OssSslhhAGh CSe cGC
you want great bargains in Cloths, Cassf.
Refes, Vestings, &C., call opposite the Bank,
wnere you viii find superior. French cloths for
dress coats English and American cloths, all
shades and qualities, for dress and over.coais,
Csssmeres, Ves,ines, Scarfs, Crsyats--of every
variety, 10 which, invite the attention Of the
Gentlemen U VIM. s. LOCK.
n Oct Is, lS45. q.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-13

AZ just received large and general assort-
~ mentof H@d,pare, Cutlery. Stoves, Cmpsn-
fer'. ioets. Groeeriss, Tobacco. Segars, 81. &c.
winch he invites Al to examine before purchas-
ing elsewhere, as be is convinced that his a.
sortmert cannot Be beat FOR variety or cheap.
ness Del %, 1S45.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-11-13

Cloths, Cassilmcres & Vcstings
II RESPECTFULLY ask the attention OF gen.
uemen 70 my stock Of super English and
french Cioinss Plaid and Fancy Cas- simeres,
Cassnetts, Silk Vslvets, English and French So.
tin, Merinos, Cashmere and other yesiings
A large stock OF 6ne fash iepable Cloth Cars.
from 62s 20 $3.50. S H ALLEMoNG. 1
Oct l6. v. H