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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-05
PAINTING.

ID CRIMSON y UUI T.. HOUSE. SIGN AND
- ORNAMENTAL PAINTERS. No i25 wtsl
SIDE Main y. ste always prepared with he bssl
seshrnen spd msienal "a eHecuie ali Onlsn In fhef
bs, N The besi style and ~ The los e.i rates
Eysy description % Sign PAINTING or GIL
piNc done 70 the best sahosr mej 50
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-05
WESTERN INSURANCE. COMPANY

CAPITAL S5UU UUU.
fTHlS company being now dnlJ Organized; Is
pre~e~Sss to-s~3te insurance on evey des-
SeripiiVn Of Fire md Marine Risks's9ch az dwell
5ne Hou SEES, Store III ousos & with their con.
tents. Also, S cam Boats, Flat Boats and Keel
Boats with their cargoes, TO lad from anyrori
on the Ohio Ind Mississippi rivers. or their trib-
utary streams. Application for Insaran nee 10 be
mads for the present at tue Office ofthe Wheel
ng Savings. Ins titution
aux, X MCOl SccY
RETURN PREMIUMS.
TuyHE WESTERN INSURANCE Compa
ny OF Wheeling will return 10 per cen,
on all premiums received for risks taken from
this date, where no loss has occurred
II Mccoy,
March 3, 1916. Secretary.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-05
WILLIAM ORR.

VsfoE STRFET. WHEELING, VA
~ EEFS FOR sALk. tlow prices Tor Cash. n
N. mil supply Of ARTICLES ~ his line. which sfc
selected with cate w himself from lie hest mar.
ke's In Tho kast on snch Term ~ enable. him 10
seil a. nj fiog advance 81 cash.
FRENCH, ENGLISH SWISS GERMAN AND
FANCY GOODS.
Dry 6 DDS, Fancy Cwlefy. Clicks. Combs
Tbfesds sui Tagcs. Needles aid Pms. Fsh no,ks
Trumngs and F%nircs, ftsisrg. Kbnuns np.
Lice Gods Pnmer. Boks and Sssiiodcv ~
seiher with Oh suicles Z Fofeian Nieft innisl
ard B,ass'c Matueeiufe BJCIlEhP -
CASH. apl3
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-05

e. UTNEGs- dab r, .,le nv
mst 22 TRYyR A. Fault.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-05
stock ofCIofhs

BLACK, Brown. Green. Pumo. InyI>ihle Green
Blue and various other fancy coloteJ Broad Cloths,
imported firm France nnd England direct for the
fashionable trade. Also a large supply VI The new.
est style ri Ffen.h Cassi nerc.. superior In anything
ever offered both in style, quality and fashion.
NESTINGS--As Ia VcslIngs I dciv The world 10
heat them either ia qualify or variety; | .hall not
attempt To ennmeraie The different kinds nj prescott.
hut suffice IL 10 say thai they are 'le, idsdiy French
therefore yon will plcase excuse a TAILOR. f.r not
undo rsiandinc The ischnicai terms or naIScs
SUMMER COATS PANTALOONS TUFFS.
Pam ans Fancy Linen Dnl,mg, { GEEK; Brown.
Black and Fancy Cachmrre; Bumbazihcs. Silk and
Noui Tweeds all colors and grade; Tue ans
AID Henry Clay Twee1~; Boston and Keuiutk,
Jeans. ned many other 81 les too numerous tn ~ en
uon. All the above named %sIiicies vii be cold
10y the piece. yard. CT IN ,de Up 10 order ia my usual
fashi"nal lc si,le
READY MADE CEoTHxNG!
My sIach oi cioiiIsig cst.sisis ~ part al Urund cioih
I npck and Dress coats of all colors aud qualiiie-
DraP d'Ein, Cashmere. Bimbazine. Tweeds. Lucn
Clerks. Plain Linen. Cotton chctks and every Other
description Of Summer Goods hat the New York
market can produce.
,PANTALooNs.
Cussimcre. CassineI. Jenns, Twecds Summer
Cloths, Afgola. Linen Checks, G mhruo1,. Tuck
paw Tweed. Henry Clay Tweeds; aud every other
kind OF Summer Guod~ all ready to walk into.
VESTS.
My stock Of Vests is perhaps tho best looking ond
he largcsi assortment that ever was locked ai tn
any lily varying in prices from so cts 10 S5. h
embraces oil colors. styles and qualities
81 dozen fine Linen ani Cuunn Shirt; Check
and common ne tLan ! have lime Ia count. Col.
lars. Il sens, Sg~penders Gloves. Cravais, Stocks.
Sik aud Linen lldkis; half hose aud n great variety
of other arucles. such as AIDES DRESSES all
patterns and styles; Palm Leaf Hats and Umbrellas;
IN short every article tat helongs To a regular
MERCHANT TAiL0lrS SiABLlSIMENT.
for iurn,shiag gentleman wirh m entire tit ont. eau
he found here neatly shade aud cheap for cash.
Ia conclusion I 'ttsay that 7 can anil will sell
nv goods cheaper Than one of my com eii'ors. who
has taken The trouble to make The same known IN
he Eastern cities, can huy Them. hrd hare my al !
customers as well as my new ones will no longer
he guiled iy ilHs hall.woy and poorly made ul
Cloth .ng. such as isGtily offered by those that have
no knowledge of the profession whatever. There
lure ! would respectfully solicit my IT, ends. cus.
toners and The public e~enerally 10 coll and examine
for themselves. ASH will sh nd me and my cle,k ks
much pleasure 10 wait ON ~ at my time. Don
forgsf The CHEAP CASH CLOTHING STORE
ON Tns CORNER, with FOUR BlG DOORS
ap29 y. RICE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-05
COLUMBUS, (o)INsURANCE COM
PANT.

sTUFNC1 FOIf VTILE LIsNU
ii X LIST. AtShTiger s. S'eLle's Warehouse,
Wafer street.
YHSHEY will lskc risks on Buildings OF all
n kinds:
Steamboats, and CargocS, Factories, Mills,
KeeiboaIs, Flatbouts and Caraoes &s, against
loss oI damage by fire or The dangers and pc Ills
OF the seas, lakes or IIveIs, on very favorable
terms.
RETURN PREMIUMS.
Their agents are authorized To make the fol-
lowing terms with their customers:
Any person I~nsuiing a single risk by which
no loss TO the company is sustained, shall re-
eeive a return on application TO the agent, OF
10 per cent on the amount paid. On melt grcSS
premiums paid each year, amounting TO $500
or over, IL 2 per cest on de-; amounting to
$1,000 or over, 10 per ce0t. ian %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-05
GUS BARRELS.

81 MEET. q npv prepared a. 6l inv "rlef o.
- Glo Baucls. 20 run frn $50 io $50 bu'loi'
So be- r,und, aAso Gun Lots odd % ggniu {.
ap q
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-05

"REAT CENTRAL ROUTE FROM

w WHEELING TO BALTIMORE, WASH
INGToN CITY, PHILADELPHIA. NEW YORK
n BOSTON. The National Road and Good
Intent Stage Companies, are RAINING 6 daily lines
Ia Cumberland. consectmg whh The q & o r r.
Only "a hours Stage travel 10 either OF The above
cities, the balance Ivy Railruad.
Time 10 Baltimore 80 hout-
Time TO Philadelphia ~ hours
Faro To Baltimore IL DOLLARS.
Fare TO Philadelphia Is do.
Sis daily lines leaves the Co.'S Stage aud Rail-
road Office every morning at 6 O'Clock A NJ. aud
eItrns furnished at any hour n load should offer.
Forihrough Tickets To BalIiraore and Philadelphia.
app'y NJ the Cos Office. No sc Wafer ST. Wheeling,
Va. 'ne door North u 5 Hotel.
For food Intent Stag e Co. W a STEELE.
md J C. ACUESoN. fer N s Co.
Great Central Route Rail read aud Stage office.
sep 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-05
THE COOP INTENT
CLOTHING STORE!!!
a NEW ESTABLISHMENT JUST OPENED BY
J.. Il. HUsE & CO..

One door Gbovc Ire United States Hofei.l
WATER ST WHEELING. VA.
INIIE PRopRIEToRS have just received aud
ore now npening a lnfgc and elegant nssou.
mctt al Foreign and Domestic Clouds purchased in
New York, Philsdelrhin md Bil'im,re. 10 which
The Attention uf The cilizcns of Wheeling and sur.
mnl,dine country are especially invited.
Our Stock i perhaps, tho lars ci III lie riiy en-
} raeing all The latest and most approved styles,
Consisting Of
CLOTHS, CASSIMEREs, &C.
Ol these wc have q rare and eStelieiI ossorlsaeni,
such as Blk blue BFk, Blue. Invisible Green aud
ulher Fancy colors; besides these we have a large
and well selected assortment Of VESIlNGS, such
as plain and Fancy Satin. plain aud hg' SILK. plain
fancy Marsei'le- Bsf, Cashmere. English Quilting
SC. &c.
".TWEEDS AND SUMMER CLOTHS,
Including all qunlines oird c"iurs.
Ir.h Linens. Linen Check. Girgham. Gamhroons
and all other l'phI Goods suitable fur Sun mer Wear.
A Large ASSORTMENT of
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-05
COLUMBUS. CINCINNATI. INDIANOP
OILS TERRE-IIAUTE. vANDNLfA. SPRING
FIELD AND ST LOUIS.
THROUGH IN SIX DAYS.
g@ qa@E

NEII, MOORE & CO, respectfully inform
the travelling pnblic, that hey have by nv
aTang ement with VOORHEES, a. Co, md o Hinton
extended her splendid National Road Stage
Lines direct Ia 81 Louis. through Indianapolis,
Ferrc IInute and Vandolin. md that unsurpassed
accommodations can how be had lhrough The entire
route.
FAST MAIL COACH leaves Wheeling daily
nl 10 o'clock. r NJ. TO Cincinnati IN 35 hours, to 81
LOUIS 6 dsya
Pilot Coach lenves Wheeling daily Of 10 o'clock
2 NJ. 36 hours la Cincinnati.
TALLMAD5E'S Good Intent Coach leaves
Wheeling daily at 10 O'Clock + NJ. - honrs 10
Maysville, Ky.
ENitns furnished ON all The above lirrs To parties.
with the ]puyIleee ofseep,ng Or travelling at vi ut
az hey may ISL.
Cfiro No 81 Water st. first door below lac L 9
flrol. Wheeling Va.
jan ~ F CowDERY. AgenT
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-05

PHYSICIAN, SURGEON y ACCOUCHIER
A hFFIt T. on lie Northeast corner ui 5ib aud
" Centre SITS. Residence un The SourhwesY
corner of he ,nmc streets oct 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-05
BOOKS! BOOKS!
w. j. ROBR,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONER.
Corner Of Main and Union Streets,
WHEELING.
EEAS Just received a large md splendid as
M sprImen, of School. Medical and Miscc!la-
neous Books; also a lnll assortment OF Sniiuneu.-
Country Nlerchnn's would DO we'll to cailand exam
me my siork and prices before purchasing else
where as ! em determined 10 sell as cheap os any
other establishment H. he Wtst. nv Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-05

| take This oppn riuniiy to mention. ihni ] hav
resigned business un my account, n ere'oTe IN,
friends and cusioiaefs nre especially invited TO cal
on me ol The store OF EUSS & co.
az l6 G GRAHAM.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-05
CLOTHS, &C.
n LUTSc HS5UFtWtHI y
READY MADE CLOTHING,

Made anu 'firnh ed ~ g'""i s'yi', To- sun 'he in'ine'
dinie requirements uf purchasers ingeihes with AZ
endless assortment OF fine and fancy articles. shch
as Linen and Cotton Shirts. Shih Collars. Bcsoms
liIkls. Scirfs. Sr~Iei dsrs. Gloves. lI,siery, &c
Han Ing procured cut,c's and Yorkmen nf ac-
kaoyledged merit we arc prepared 10 make ny
ony article Of Ciulhiug 10 urisr. in a style Tia; can.
not fail 10 please ihoso VIII" appreciate q fl. comb
ming ease and elognnce, and 10 fact The q 'od InlenI
will be iosnd 10 hc one Of ihe mos, fashionable c.
lahlssi IN enis ~ the city.
Ia cnnciusion, NC invite our friends respectfully,
to call aud examine our stock previous to purchasing
elseW here as We are Determined To pay Thai attention
10 our 0srmer, wi ich VIII not only merit bui
secure their patronage aud - lucnce.
Ill Hiss a. co
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-05
SHOES.
LEATHER

LE.HTEEER.
Best B1lumufe Country Sole Lsather. Urref
Leeiheri Cali Skins. Boot Morocco. KID L,ning ond
Binding Skins
FEN'DEN'GN.
shoe TbIead, Loss, Brstics. kuives. Awis. Pegs
Bot Web. Gii,'ns. Boo, Trees, Noi's. spafshies
Boot and Sine KEYS. Or II
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-05
TO TIE LADIES.

~ IIIL EADlIS,
l have raid most particular attention in my Sc.
lcciions of styles aud qualities OF Gnuds. to ihe
wants Of The ladies. and hey wil find my suck OF
Fashionable Gopds for surprising any other IN The
city. Which Ihev cun easily see by calling and ex.
aiming them They can save Ihcmselve- The trouble
Of looking elsewhere. MS they will End my pricrs
and qualities ca not TAI! 10 please. ep IA
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-05

Jacob : SbUver. S1hicski Buady,
Hanson w aud Wm Chopline,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-23
PURI.IC NOTICE

DEING DESTROYS OF devoling 10 business a
ID portion Of the time allotted 10 all otus in this
ife would respectfully say 10 my friends in and
ou Of the State of Virginia, North, South, East
and West, and particularly those that ] am per-
sorally acquainted with, and with all others with
whom am not personally acquainted. wherever
they be, that will endeavor 10 transact any bu-
siness, 10 wit: buying and selling Real Estate
collecting debts in The City Of Richmond, or in
any of the adjacent counties, either pri"alely or
publicly. AT auction, in all cases, shall cry The
properly myself Think have had some srpe-
rience in small matters, having acled as Deputy
Marshal for sixteen years. qualified under the
late Genera John Pegram, in the year 1926, and
remained with him TO his death, for whose me-
mory will ever cherish the tondes, regard
After his death-call in 1890 or 1891, | qualified
under the present incumbent, where remained
until the 9Th day Of April, 1912 DO not refer to
this past history to catch any fish. Why? Be-
cause all fish do not 60 into Detts.
In conclusion, would most respectfully say
to one and ALL that will endeavor TO do The best
in all matters confded 10 my charge. My COM
missions will, in all cases, be governed BY cir
cumslances. Any where you see me-in the
stree. or esewhere-I am ready 10 ,ransac, bu-
siaess. For the present can be found about
Mr.. w. Goddin's Office. Any thing left with him
will be attended 10 in my absence. Any kind Of
reference can be given 10 satisfy the most in
credulous, think.
WIN. A. CARTER,
Jan left Late Deputy Marshal
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-23
BETWEEN FREDERICKSBURG AND

Between Fredericksburg ana htNannria OF WISH
ington, the charge vii! be, In all eases, : 20
No charee for children under three yen.a OF age; 9Th
ers under twelve years of age half price coored per-
sons half price. person taken mp at point not des2-
mated viii pay the charge from the last preceding point
which 10 desgnaed and so person sci down nj point
not designated will pay the charge 20 the designated
point beyond the place at which he may get out
Persons getting In and getting out at designated points,
will pay tho difference between the charges TO these
points respectively pt that chags will be less
than rs cents, " both the points be regular stopping
pncrs-otherwse, the charge will be not less thnn 81
cents.
No charge being made in the above for baggage
the Company will not be responsible for H. unless IN
of gross negligence on the part of their Agents.,
and viii in be responsible for SPECIE bills, notes
Jewellery, any thing but the passengers own ne
cessary baggage.
The privilege Of Return Ticket Is extended pas
senrers going beyond Acqra Creek, provided De-
pot he the place either ofarval departure The Re-
Ticket entities person, either OF the three days
next succeeding that Of his arrival TO return 10 the point
from which he camr.
A passenger who obtains Ticket at Depot may ii
the time procure his Return Ticket, or " not pro-
cured then, and he gets out at Depot, the Return
Ticket may be obtained at the latter Depot It'll ndis-
pensnbe that passenger starting from Depot should
get bo;h Tickets together, II he means 10 get cut al
point not Depot. when he gets IN nj point not De-
pot liz must sea that the Captain Of the Train enIers his
name on the Way-B, with the amount paid; anu from
this entry Return Ticket will he obtained a, The De-
pot whrrr he gets out. passenger returning without
Return Ticket will have TO pay the full fare-ihc Car
tain Of the Train being required Ia collect the full fare
from every person rot furnished with Ticket.
Persons the way, wishing 10 he taken on The Cars,
should make signal II in the day. with handkerchief
and If in the night, with light, from the time the tram
is four hundred yards Oft until 1t reaches them II il
best however for passengers, practicable 10 get In at
DepOs or regular stopping places In the event Of the
Mail being too late, the Conductors sometimes
BILE to stop IT other p."his on the road.
Passengers wishing to be set down between Depo,s
should notify The Train Captain OF their wish before
leaving the previous Depot
Passengers are prohibited from standing on the plat
forms OF the can-or getting In or out Of the when
In motion. Nov. @cw3m
Jan, lG
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-23
THE PRINTER.

He stood there alone at that shadowy hour,
Bv the swinging lamp dimlv burning;
All silent within, save the ticking type,
ALI without, save the nishl-watch turning
And heavily echoed the solemn sonnd,
As slowly he paced DER the frozen ground.
And dark were the mansions So lately that shone,
With the Joy Of festivty cleaning,
And hearts that were beating in sympathy then,
Were now living il Ger in their dreaming;
Yet the Printer still worked al has lonely fos!,
As slowly he gathered his mighty host.
And there Law the merchant all pillowed in down,
And building bright hopes for the morrow.
Nor dreamed he that Fate was then weayinsa
wand
That would bring TO him fear and sorrow;
Ye, the Printer was there In his shadowy
room,
And he Sc, In his framework lha,rich mans
dooml
The young wife was sleeping, whom lately had
bound
The ties that death only can sever;
And dreaming she started, yet woke with smile,
For she ihoueni they had parted forever!
But the Printer was clicking the types tha,
would Tell
On The morrowths ,r1.ta OF that midnight spell!
And there Law the statesman, whose teverish brow
And restless the pillow was pressing,
For he felt thro the shadowy misls Of his dream
). His Hottest hopes now possessing;
Yet the Printer worked on, mid silence and
gloom,
And dug for Ambition i,s lowliest tomb.
And slowly that workman went gathering up
His budget of grief and OF gladness;
A wreath for the noble, grave Tor the low,
For the happy full cup OF sadness
Strange Stories of wonder, TO enshant the ear
And dark ones of terror, 10 eurdle With fear.
Full strange are the tales which that dark host
shall bear
To palace and COZ on The morrow;
Oh welcome thrice welcome, TO many heaN
TO many bearer of sorrow.
II shall GO like the wild and wandering an
For life and lis changes are impressed mere
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-23

JAMES RIVER CANAL.
RIcumoYp, FEBRuARY 10, 1916.
CLEARED,

CLEhRCDj e., r ,oL
Boat T.ucy Long. Cowell, master, IRON Loe -
81, with sundries 10 l.. w. GiaZeo'oo"'
Brown, and Wren s. Macon. from
Boat James Madison, Tomrkihs ! m ne, no e.
Lynchbnre with sundTies 10 ldaxa!', DIu'Te e
Co, L. D. Crenshaw, Brothers Z Co. anu Aee =
Tinsley. ,,chhnrg
Boat Pig Iron. Spiller master nom L 2 p'a
and Lock 81, with sundries 10 Fly - % G,h.;Ii.
& Brockenbroueh, Henry Ludiam o oo'' o"e''''
& Somerville, and 3. Peyton. rrcb
Boat New York, Overton master, from ~
burg and other places, with su ne,,,en =
Blair, J. II. Anderson and b. feyio". f c.r
Boat Aleiamora, Sewterfy mas'si' nu ,, o and
tersville, with sundries 10 Deahe = '''o"'
w. ID. Gibson. rrohb,ro
Boat VIRGINIA Rives master from Lyncn0urs
and orhcr niaces with sundries 10 CrenshaW, BIO
theirs & Co. and Warwick s. Barksdaie.
Boat Highlander, Byers master, l,Snl iis1 n.y.
sami J. Jones and 'crenshaw. Brothers 9. Co.
Poai Davv Crocke,i Phelps master, from
Lynchburg, with sundries TO J. 4; H anae'so"' =
Peyton, and Crenshaw, Brothers 20.
Boat John Randolph Minor master, ron w
Scoltsville, with sundres 10 X. Faiiisn anu '" :.
T. Minor. 60,
Boat Old Dominion, Wilkinson maseI, rom
LynchbuTg, with sundries 10 preston r.uue -
Henry Ludlam & Co, r. Gwa,nIney, o ponss
Blair Winlree & Williamson, Blair & 6rocken-
broueh, Dunkum & Brown, Crenshaw, bfolhefs
q Co., and Edmond s Davenport
CLEARED,
Boa, Buchanan, Lenahan, with mdse. 10 Scots
Vile
Boat T. M. Bonduranl, Guerrant, with nose.
10 New Canton and Rock Castle.
Boat w. l. Lancaster Station, ndse. 10 Scotls-
vile, Warren, Hardwicksvl!e, Lock SO, Bent
Creek and Lynchburs.
Boat Mohawk, MCGOWAN, mdse. TO Lock !.
Boat Josephine, Morton, mdse. 10 Sco.isvlle
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-23
February Ia-ewids
RIvFe LAND FOR SAFE


THE undersigned wishes In sell his Estate lanes
i River, In the countr Of Fluvanna sixty miles
abovc Richmond The Tract contnins i've hundred and
five acres, of which hundred and FIVE acresare river
bottom, Of the very hest qua,y-of the high land,
hundred acres have been cleared aargs portion with
in few years past, NIL of which is In good condition,
annually improving under the operation If clover and
plaster aud lying 90 the North aide ~ the rver pre-
srEts ne exposure, wE'rh experience proves TO be
Important to the wheat crop. Much Of The remaining
portion OF the Tract Is very fine tobacco land and fur
nshee an abundant supply of plant land. The improve
mants are substantial al comfortable, Consisting Of
Dwelling House, Barn, Thm,hing Machine, good NJ.
gfo Cabins, and Tobsccn Houses, sufficient for the
curing Of thirty thousand pounds. The line of tbs
canal passes NJ the base of the hills and leaves the
bottom land In an unbroken body The Estate Ia well
supplied with springs OF fine weeI is healthy, and,
the whole, uniies many advantages for comfort and
porft as any other Of the size the river The
land will be shown 10 any ferson wishing TO view 1t by
the subscriber, living Immediately the opposite side
Of the river The Terms will be liberal, and f the pur
chaser should desire it, credit of ave years will be al
lowed by securing tbs purchase money, and paying tie
interest thereon annually.
jan. l3-cW6w WILLIAM wOODsON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-02-23
THE INVALID.

She came 10 Spring, when leaves were green,
And birds sang biihe in bower and Tree,
A stranger but her gentle ,nien
Il was calm delight to see.
In every motion, grace was hers;
On every feature sweetness dwell;
Thoughts soon became her worshippers-
Affections soon before ner knelt.
She bloom'd through all the summer days.
As sweeily as the fairest flowers,
And till Oclober's sofienDg haze
Came with its still and dreamy hours.
So calm the current her life,
So lovely and serene It's flow,
We hardly marsd the deadly strife
Disease forever kept below.
But Autumn winds grew wild and chill
And pierced her with their icy breath;
And when The snow on plaia and hill
Lay while, she passed, and slept in death!
Tones only OF immortal birth
Our memory Other voice can stir;
With things TOO beautiful for earth
Alone do we remember her.
She came in Spring, when leaves were greer
And birds sang bli,he in bower and Tree,
And flowers sprang up and boomed between
Low branches and the quickenins lea.
The greenness Of the leafis gone,
The beauty ofihe flower is riven,
The birds 10 other ciimes have flown,
And there's an angel more in heaven.