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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-06

4 SrRlAN LAMB COLLARS-Ag few snll
"A Oh hand al us Man ST.
nov A c M'CALLAM.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-06

COLD.-A slight snow fen yesterday nom.
ing, and the weather was reasonably cold.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-06

TOW BOAT EXPLOSION The New Or.
leans Bulletin states that the tow boa Per-
ian captain Riddle, IN towing up ships T.
u. Wales and TyJiau, when about ~ miles
below the city, on the 18th inst. burst he,
two starboafd boilers, carryi lug away the hui.
Ter deck from the cabin forward. with both
cmmneys and pilot house. The first pilot and
assistant were in the pilot house at the time.
and escaped with but slight injury. a piece
ni tie boiler passed aft through the cabin and
hurricane deck. The following is list ol
The scaldcd and wounded
e. Crowley, LIST engineer, dangerously,
Geo. Clinton, mate. slightly,
}. Arnold, pilot, slightly,
Wood, (colored many stecysman, slight
iy.
Patrick Donaioo, fireman. died on board
ilte Claiborne after reaching the CITY. Two
others, whose name could not bc ssccrtaincd.
dicd q short time after the accident. Capt.
Riddle aud the second engineer escaped unin.
jurcd.
The wreck was brought up 10 the cts by
the Caledonia.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-06
GROWTH OF CUMBERLAND. MD

me Cumberland A|lleghanian says:Z..All the
indications betokeu a rapid growth for our
mountain city. 1t is now literally crowded
every habitable tenement i'm il being occu-
pied. Now is the time for persons here and
elsewhere who are blessed with a superabun-
dance OF .sthe tin" to make profitable invest
ments. We are satisfied that at least fifty
additional houses could be rented immediate
~ upon highly advantageous terms, if they
were here.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-06

ASTONISHING PReDUCTTvENESs
thFre are on an dycIoge taO babies born in
-s'w rork Aims House every day 80 that The
nooE oi panPcfs Il not likely 10 run cut for
want Of a fresh supply. ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-06

Bishop Hughes confirmed 20 children in
the Catholic Church at Patterson, n. J., on
Tuesday last.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-06
SHOCKING ACCIDENr-ycsterd,y noor

SHOCKING MISUNDERSTANDING NOR.
mig, before daylight, a young man named J.
l. Bradford, employed as a shearer at the
h~ensington Iron Works, by some mistake i'm
passing through the mill, precipitated him
sell on the cog-wheels of the rolls, and was
completely cut in two and otherwise man
gled. He was not discovered for some hour
or more after the accident. He was a native
OF Somersetshire, England, was about 81 wears
OIL age, and bore a most excellent character.
He had been in this country about four
months. He was buried in the Methodist L.
Church grave yard.-PiHs. Gas.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-06
NEW METHOD OF COLLECTING A

NEW METHOD OF COLLECTING A
DEBf:-Some one, adopting the hint of the
,tailors dun, placed himself before the -.
dence Oh one OF his debtors in Broadway, New
York, ON Thursday, with a pole, on which
mere was stuck a placard inscribed with
'he words "a poor carpenter waiting for his
pay-Slo on is due" The placard was far
Their adorned with the representation of n hand
whereof the forcfnger was pointed in the di.
rection OF the domicil of the person. Wheth-
or this mode OF annoying a debtor would have
had the desired effect of making him she'll out
the interference of the police did not allow a
lair opportunity to test.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-06

a LII STYLES Of hats and e, cry quality ,
"a from a limbs Tail to a Btarer's Nose. made
pa 10 order on SHORT NOTICE. a, IT'S Main St
nov 4 A & MCALLAM.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-06

An English minister was asked why he did
not promote merit. Because" replied the
slateman, dryly, "merit did not promote me-"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-06
IaNmE cOMMoNmRAIrn nr unc,u.

'HNIiE COMMONWEALTH or VIRGINIA
~ SOE-Ihs CVcsd Superior Coari Of lar
ma Ch'Hce,y JOr sail Coanfg.
Thomas NJ Alexander. ndmin,sirator ,4
NE estate Of Jane, \ M'Creary. de. n
ceased ,s,,y, ~ "" "
John " MCrea,y aud oibcrt. o"'"'o'y
Gcofgo w Harper. John wIweaver and John NJ
" C'''y' nonresident defendants in lie sboye
~ December 1915. b,fNetn the boro oI IN ~
r'cS a NJ. snd 8 o'clock p MAJ Tho omco oI
I''nts u C'aihr' commissioner in Tic civ Of Vince.
ing ~ '"e county and STATE aioresaid. Inc sstd
"''," WI proceed 10 lake The deposition. Of WIN
! 9e'Oy, 'sa'F w Mrcho1. Alexander wilson. III.
ram d Blown, John S Browne. Daniel g Ifsi
''mc, , wheat, John Morgan. William q Quarter.
an' hie'ondcrT Lnidley, TO be read in evidence in
pc 'DoVe cause. And II from any causs he slid
dep''il Ions con not be taken on hat dag. then The
taking Of The same will be adjourned oom d,y Il,
Jay qua 10 such place az moy be convenient nnnl
'o"I'e'eu' 5w nov 6
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-06

SOLID lRON.-Vermont is becoming very
rich In minerals. An immense mass of solid
IRON has just been discovered along the base
oil the Green Mountains, between Monkton
and Bennington. Hitherto iron has only been
obtained there in detached fragments: now it
Is blasted out In large quantities by the mi
ners' 1t Is found in regular solid beds inter
strained with rock, and generally reposing
ON lime stone rock, and is thouoht In he 20
extensive with the rock and ineybaustible
Inns is a valuable discovery. and. i'm the
hands OF the industrious and enterprising Yer
monters, will soon render Vermont a large
IRON manufacturing State.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-06
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

to Abh NILONI n MY
q ND those IN particular who are or have been
"a using the water from the hydranis since
April last. and have not paid for the same, will
save cost il they will he mindful and paw up their
arrears. after having been called upon for The same.
| wsh IL 10 be remembered that The time TO close
the collections closes the fourth Monday in January,
neSl. aud promises without n performance will not
he taken II moi attended Ia during thus present
month J MURRAY, Sergeant.
nov 5
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-06

AZ 90 DIckcy * LisIes exifa Cap Paper
I"geihcr with on invoice Of Tissue. Bloninp
Coiord Pnniing and various makes ui paper ion
nu'he f"'s TO mention, just received in addition TO
'"rr'ei siock. and comprising The largest and hest
assortment Of Paper ever offered in this market.
and which will he TO everybody VS. advantage to call
aud examine before purchasing el,eW here
d HORNBROOK,
Wholesale & Retail Variety Merchants.
nov Monroe ST. Wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-06

The Dweilingd John Hall, near Jsrctts
vile Md was destroyed by Ire on Nonds
evening last
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-06

The Boston Poft claims Ibis good one
N'hy isd wicked mans conscience like a
clock Because it has a weight 10 it,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-06

HA/OoL VI "A large end superb os.ot,
moni lusl lO hand, nt the Sigo NJ a.. III
lS1ch Hat nov > &C MrCNLIAk
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-06

EATlSrAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,
just received and Tor sale by The dozen or
sing Sc boIIle al The manufacturers prices; by "a
nnv4 PRYOR Il PAUL., l6I Market 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-06
HOME MANUFACTURE.

CONNOLLY. would respectfully inform his
- old cuslomeIs and the public. that he has as
'o'"o" WIN himself Mr. T. WADE, long knowh'
~ ms city as n practical manufacturer. and lhev
are now manufacturing extensively in addition To
'h'ir present large stock Of Eastern work, every de,
,cfip'ion and variety Of Boots and Shoes now
known md which they are determined to sell at
'oMcf prices than imported work can be sold al.
MI persons who ne desirous Of paironizing home
manufactures VIII do well 10 give ns a call, as VIC
"e aruefn,ned 10 please both in quality and price.
N Ii. All work sold in his establishment vviII
wv "'fiah'ed' nov 3
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-06

WESTERN ADVENTURES-hdinps n
6oHt.-"On the afternoon of the 9Th. saws
freemans Report, while busily engaged in
crossing wooded stream. we were thrown into
ahttle confusion by the sudden arrival of Max
well, who entered the camp at full speed At
the head ola wan party of Usage Indians, with
gay red blankets, and heads shaved to the
scaip-lock. They had run him a distance of a.
bout nine miles. from a creek on which we
had encampcd the day previous, and to which
he bad returned in search ola runaway horse
belonging 10 Mr.. Dwight, which had taken
The hoineward road, carrying with him saddle.
Birdie, and holster-pistols The Osaues wore
probably ign' rant of our strength, and. when
they charged INTO the camp, drove off a Nun
Der OF our best horses; but we were fortunate
iy cll-mounted, and, after "a hard chase ot
seven miles, succeeded in recovering them all,
This accident, which occasioned trouble. and
Threatened danger& loss, and run down some
good horsesat the start, and actually endapger.
Ell the expedition, was a first fruit of ha vino
gentlemen Ill company-very estimable Ia
be sure, but who are not trained to the care
and Nigilence of sel~f-dependence which such
an expedition required, and who are not sub
Ject to the orders which enforce attention and
exertion."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-06

OVELSI NOVELS!-Just receive
~ George Bamwell, by l. : Sure; The Elluli
Family u'on Haywood The CRUISER or lis Tbir.
" Tears Ago. The R,bhef Cnpipm's Bride. Rober ri
"Hs'n' lhe Destroyer; Emily Elw God or the Her
10" o. 'e Cf"gs' Aheilino by NJ G Lewis. Ag1lho.
MA. n Romance by Mrs Gore: Minstrel -. 80
Baron dele Movie fouque. Foi sale bv -
no'5 w ROBB, cor Main & Uoion II.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-06
DISSOLUTION OF CO-pARTNERSHIP.

ME Partnership heretofore existing under the
A Nfrm OF J CONNOLLY & SON, was this
day dissolved by mutual consent. All persons hay.
lrg claims against The firm will present Them -
Those indebted will please call and seuIe with
Connolly, at The old sland.
JOSEPH Connolly,
nov w c CONNOLLY.
CONNOLLY,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-06

MAGAZINES FOR NOVEMBER.
a. RAuAMrS. GODEY'S. NATIONAL AND
w ARfHURS LADIES' MAGAZINES, for
NovemheG nlsr No al Pictorial Bible: subscribers
VIII please call and get heir n =. at
nov 3 w J ROBE. cor Man & tInion sis.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-06

And pointing out every scene and incident
around with all which Mr.. Auld was as fam.
liar as with his own fingers. Ileit him, and
returned To Agr, where | promised to wait
for him till he had carefully packed up some
"mementoes for Halleck," which he desired
me to carry TO him, and which pleasing duty
strictly performed; for as old Davy Aud saws
WHO kens Hdlleck and does ma feel prouc
o. himi
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-06

to Nabby, and she moved away at an %.aston-
ishing rate. When Spry had got outside of
the gate. he turned round and said nj a loud
nasal tone; ''lsIy, Simmons! Them boxes of
mine is full of goods. Full to the brim with
brickbats and cernstalksi Gotta weeks board
and lodging, and horse feed for nothin'! |
know'd II was going to rain for a week, and |
couldn travel! That barometer of mine is
patent, aud no mistake. | say. Simmons,
how is old Jakc's toes? Get up, Nabby!'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-06
WRITING u

u d SUN, z q.
J b e. x b MARSH, Sole agents for wheeling
nov 3
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-09
.aIenasslris Directory.
Paper, Books, Ouills, &c.

WI have lusl Iecrssed OR Fall Supply cf
!" wiring md Wreppiag Pepper, School
Bools QuiiIs, Sssi Pens Sc, cpnsis,ine in par, .:
200 Resus ruled Cap and Letter Paper:
500 Wrapping Paper, assorted sizes
100 dozen Comly's spoilers
$4,000 Quilts. Nns. 10, 90, 80, 40, 50 aud so
10000 Russia Calls, vefy chssp. (,
Our stock Of Miscellaneous and School Books
is very large. and embraces ell the Books USED
in Colleges aud Schools, and ali the new Stand.
ard works os the day. We have always on
hand Steel Pens, in great variety Slaies and
Slate Pehcils Drawing Paper and Peacils Bon.
net Boards best Bristol Boards DEswing Books
and Drawing Cards I Mafhematieaii Instruments,
in cases aud separate India Rpbber, best India
Ink, Note Paper, envelopes, Ftehch Le,ier Pa
per, Red Tape, Ink Powder, black and red; Bra.
sers, Music Paper red, black, and blue IDk'
:ndelible Ink; Juvenile Games, and every other
article usually keptin Ststionsry store.
We have, also, lor of very chesp Family Bi.
ble,, and Letter and Cap Paper IS low as 81, 25
per ream.
Hirgiais .ai,asnses for 1876, s. per eroce; Far
mer's, House KeeperN, Hagerslown, and comic
Almsnacs for 1876, $3.50 per gfoce. e7Lof-
ders from the couotry, enclosing The cash, or
from punctuai customers, promptly attended TO,
and every article furnished at The lowest price.
1" Thehighesl price given for Rags.
\ BELLE ENTWisLE. y
\ Alexaudris, Oct. 9, l645.-S2. II
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-09

Earthen- Ware and China,

lFEVHE Subscriber has jnst received per ships
= Potomac and Pioneer, dissct, and Clara
I'VE Bsl,isaais,a full and genera assorimen; d
ksrihsra- Vars aad chiaa, which 10 will sell up
On he most acecuamodatlng terms. His stock
consists q every description IL Goods. usually
lo1nd n his line, among which may Ne found,
\ Dining Sels- Flowing Blue, best white Gan.
ne, Pale Blue, &C. white Preach Porcelain ii
sets, and extra pieces. I
Tea se's- Fine Glib, Blue figured Geld LUIS
ire, &c, Sc
| Toilet Sets-A large ara handsome assorl.
meni, with EseIs aud Basins. Soap Boxes,
Brush Trays, &C., extra.
! Also, ID large assortment Of extra pieces 81
Flowing Blue, White GRANITE Pale Blue. &c.
Plates, Dishes, Soup fufeens, &C. He has al.
sa jpstrecelved IRON the Eastern and Western
Glass Factories, q large aud general assorineal
Of cut, plain & pressed Tpmbleis, Wine Glasses
EJelleys, &c.; Molasses Cans, Britannia TOPS and
glass sioppersi Castors, with cut and pressed
bottles very cheap. With vsrietys Of oihei
articles TOO tedious 10 mention, all Of which h.
pledges himself;io so n TO Ceonry Merchants AM
Others, upon terms as favorable as can be had i
any other mareei, add with g1ods equal if ne
superio. TO THAT can be usually mel with. Pul
Icbasers are requested 10 cali aud examine War.
and Prices, Purchasers shipping goods via
Alexsndris Canal and chesapeakessnd Ohio Ca
nal, will have their goods del veted al The
Whsrves or Canal Basin, free Of any charge
whs,ever. R0BERT II. MILLER.
Alexandria, 10th mo-, 9, 1916 -3w.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-09
HARDWARE.

M T.SHAW 4 CO. have just received
" Q in addition 10 their former stock the
following articles 10 their line.
Guns, double aud single barrel;
Revolving Pistols Pocket do.
Covered Powder Flssks
Leather Shot Pouches Gan Wads Walker s
Caps;
Brass Andirens, do. Shovel & Tongs, handsome
patterns
Table Casiors 4, Sc 6 bottles, some very sup. /;
Britannia Tea & Coffee PVts, do. do. in sells OF
S pieces;
do. Pitchers and lamps Japan4 chsm6er Can.
die Sticks with eIliogaishers aud Snuffets;
Fancy Knife Baskets Key and travelling do;
Table Mats, India do, Spice Sieyes; \
Rodgers Knives and Forks, in setts ofs5f pieces;
Douelsss's Patent Pumps, Planes Of all kinds
Shoe Thread, Pegs, Awl Blaiesand Handles;
SparrabhS, Hames, Saddles Trees
A handsome assnrtment Of SaddIery, such az
Cotton Worsted & Siraining Webbing, Bits,
ESlirrnps, Buckles, Saddle Cloths, Hogskins,
Saddle Bosses, Sadtler,s silk and Thread, and
maj other articles y hich they will sell Al very
low prices.
Winchester, Oct 2, 1855.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-09
Wsnchesses Directory.
In Winchester.

EHNHE undersigned have opened H.7RD-
= Ware STORE in Winchester near the
Court house. next door 70 Jacob Sensehey. Esq.
vhere they intend keeping full and complete
assortment 10 their line From their long ex-
perience in the Hardware Business in Balti-
more. and having the best sources for obtaining
their Goods from both the
English and .7meriean Manufacturers,
they are enabled 10 sell, and ,siH sell. Goods in
the Hardware Line, Letr dian srsr eftrsdin hi,
place.
The patronage OF The public is respectfully
invited. and Country Merchants will end il to
their advantage 10 call, as they may dshend on
having Goods al the lowest Beilimore Wholesale
Cash Prices. =
They have now 10 store. and are daily reeeiy-
ing. Goods OF the following kind.
Table CUTLERY-.9 large and handsome y.
sorimeRt
Ivory Knives and Forks, do in sets Of 81 pieces,
Ivory and Stag Csryers and Steels,
Rodgers' and WssierhoIm's Pocket Cutlery,
Common Pen aud Pocket Kniyes.
Wade x Buteher's aud Rodgeis' Rszors,
wilson Butcher and Shoe Knives,
Razor Strops. Scissors < Needles Of super quality,
britannia Tea and Table spoons, Iron Spoons,
Dixon < Sous do do. Basting do,
britannia Soup Ladies'. Teskeltles, Tin do,
DO Iamllers. Cups and Teapots,
EnsmeIled Kettles. BelsmeiSl Kettles.
Tin SaucePsns, ensmelled do, Knitting Needles,
Frying Pans, long and short handles,
Cupboard, Chest, and Till Locks,
Knob Locks snd i.atehes. Carpenters do do,
Thumb and Norfolk isslches, Wood Screws,
Butt Hinges. Broad do, Parliament do, Brass do,
Loose joint do, Japsnned Screws, Grain Shovels,
Shovels. long atid short handles. Hooks and Hinges
Forks < 4 prong, Feruled do,Jo. Iron Furnaces,
Brass and Iron Andirons. do Shoysls and longs,
Iron sad Kitchen do do, Brass Candlesiicks,
Fine lea frays and Walters, Bread Trays,
Coffee Mills Box do, Japanned Ware,
Brushes Of I'll kinds, Walkers Percussion Caps,
Mahogany Knobs Gun Wsds. ribbed do do,
Ssnderson's Cast and Sheer Steel, Ansiis, Vices,
American aud English Blister Steel.
Hoop and Sheet Iron, lacks and Sprigs,
IrseeN and Halter Chains, Oil Stones,
Hand, Panel, and Iron back Saws, r.
Mill end Crosse Saws. Bar Iron, and every other
article in The Hardware line.
Merchants, Builders, and Housekee pers, are
requested 10 examine stock and prices
w. T. SHAW & CO..
| Winchester, Sept. 4, ls45 -6n.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-09
Hagersf0scm y. TV.lnchcsfcl
STAGE LINE.
.THICE u IWEEK

lHICE n WEEK.
THIS elegant line Of -Four Horse POST
COACHES. Is now so srranged in its move
menls, under skillful aud careful drivers, IS II
keep up . regular connection with the BaIii
more & Ohio Rail Road. without interruptions
u leaves Winchester on Sunday mornings, i'm
mediatelJ sfier the arrival Of The slaunlor
Stage. 50 IS 10 reach M5rtinsbarg In time sol
The Baltimore Cars, East,card,
AT III O'Clock, A. NJ.
Or. "Wednesday mornings, itperfofms The sans
"trip, in time for the ssme connection
The Stage proceeds from Martinsburg on Sun.
DAYS and " ednesdays, for Hsgers,own. between
and 2 O'Clock. atler The asfirui Or ihe BeItimore
Cars, thus sfordng conveyance for passengers
70 willismsport, Hagerslown. &C., and forming
= connection with the
Hagerstorn, Ciambersburg, and PsilG-
delpkia Rail Road Lines.
This essures despatch 10 travellers. and pre-
vents unnecessary detention any where.
Rstarning, the Sage leates HagersioEn for
Winchester. % Monday and Thursday morn
ings. al o'clock, and resehes Winchester in
time for the Stsunton Stage, thus extending &C.
eommodstions 10 both directions without delay.
This Line. North from Winchester, passes
through Bankers Hill, DsrkesHille, Martins
burg. Falling Waters aud Williansport 70 Ha-
gess'oW1. giving business men "a opportunity
Of wishing each Of those places
PASSENGERS geing West. By taking this line,
gill hnd i The cheapest and hestronie. allowing
time 70 rest and dine 10 Msrii1shprgg before
the arrival Of The Baltimore Cara. for cumber-
land KEMP q RIPLEY,
PSopricf0rs
winchester. Apv Il. 1a45-3m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-09
q Fashionable Boot q Shoe Maker
'NER & MRS ARCHER'S
AGAR1MY
For YOUNG Ladies'.

No. 40, Lexington Street, Baltimore.
HNyHIs Institution has been 10 successful o.
u psration for several years. and al present
! numbers near one hundred pupils.
( All the branches Of a finished female educa.
lion are taught under the rsonai superinlend.
ence Of the Pripcipsls, assisted by the ablest
Professors Of the country.
For particular Information rs TO terms of
board, tuition, Sc, address the Principals
The following gentlemen for the most part
have daughters in the School and may berefsr.
red to: ST
Gen Winfield Scott, U S Army REV Dr. Wv
all. Rev , NJ Duncan, Rev Mr. Hamner, Rev
Thomas Atkinson, Hon Stevenson Archer, sam
uel Donaldson, Baltimore City; n Bernard,
Virginia; Daniel Lloyd, Talbot, county, Md.
! Mr. AacHER Graduate Of the West Point A.
eademy.
Baltimore. April ,. Is45.-6mS5
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-09
Baltimore Directory.
KNABE & GAEHLE,
- Ca
t t Z 7 T
PianQF0rte Manufacturers

Piano Forte Manufacturers
No, 9 Eutap ST., Baltimore.
a T their establishment may constantly be
IA found large assortment of 81 and oc-
tave PIANOS, in plain and highly finished cases
Of Rose, Mahogany and other wood, with all
The latest American and European improve
menis. The Manufacturers have formerly been
engaged in The business ~ Germany, and for the
last ten years in this county The many In
slfumentsathey have finished for Professors and
aud amateur Musicians, for iheir own private
use, is proof that their Pianos are what the y
are represented 10 be, at least equal If not supe-
rior 10 any manufactured in This country or En-
rope
As pledge that their Instruments are well
apG faithfully made, they viii warrant Them for
five years,if good care be taken-o of them, and
any Piane1hat does not give satisfaction may be
feiurned5wiIhinlh the irstsix months.
The manufacturers will keep the Pianos sold
BY them ii the city and within two hundred
miles, always in tune The 6rsl year without
charge, so that the purchasers Of their Instru-
menls|need run 10 risk of having them spoiled.
They therefore recommend their Pianos with
full confidence, assuring The public that they
UNDETERMINED not TO be undetsot by any
dealer or manufacturer, and ask il as favor 81
any one wishing i good instrument TO call and
examine their stock Before purchasing else where
amos h7sd 5 bird ueiapos taken 10 exchange, Ri
| sale. n niAnos Iol
| Baltimore, Oct 9. 1845 SIN. N
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-09
$50 REWARD.

ID AN AWAY from the employ Of Joel Os-
h born, Of Saickersuille, Leudoun couaty,
Va, about the middle Of May lssi. Negro Boy
named GEORGE PARRET, aged between %
and IS years, about 5 feet inches high, stout
made, Shigh cheek bones, speaks quickly, and
is very fond of tobacco.
A reward CT $50 will be gisen for his recov-
cry, ifataken in The State d Virginia 500 il
taken ia MaryIsLd and $50 ifisken 10 Penn
s,lsania 10 be secured 10 either case so that
get him again. He may be still lurking in JEFF
ferson or the adjoining counties, as b. was seen
II large meeting in the neighborhsod or MIR.
washington's. 4 or 5 weeks since. be may
have abpbi him note from joel Osborn. permit
ting him to work month with Charles McCor-
mick ALLEN WILLIAMS.
Near BerFyville. Clarke county. Va.
AYg. %. 1Sa5-7t.