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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-13
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
BOOT a SHOE STORE.
TODD * HOW ELI,

- N Nv " Ii
"A T. the well known stand of the Back Mammot n
IA Boot, south end Of Marx It suHarc. arc nov omen.
goods. These goods were selected with great care
and are of the hest quality and latest style. We do not
wish To bosst very much. hut will venture 70 say to all
aur customers and friends IN particular that II we can
not accommodate You, that you need not GO any where
else. We are also opening a few cases Of Fall and
W inter Caps, made Of oiled six. cloth and other mate
rlais. The style is new, chaste and heauti ful-the pref
tiest Cap that ever came to this market We weuid also
Inform our friends that we have a hDe assortment Of
sole leather; Kip. Gait, Kid, lining and binding skins. shoe
pegs, sparables, tacks and finding of all kiuds travelling
baskets, etc. Ladies and gentlemen will please call and
see our new stock. We can please them certainly. for
we have the pre,tiest Slippers for the one and a little the
ncatest boot for the other they have ever seen.
sep II, a
Z, uBRER sHoEs-QOo pair of Ladies' fine Rubber
100 roir Of Ladies Fur lined do. goo pair Of Men
Rubber shoes. 100 pair of Misss Rubber do. received st
~ BUSHELS of suoe regss received by
~ Tom and HOWELL
LEATHER. IA re-
"A FULL assortment of all kinds o~fleather, kip. Gait
-@sas Kid, lining and binding skins, Spar abes Tack>
aud Findings Of all kinds, all of which viii he sold IoN.
for cash. Topu aud Howell.
z DoZ Mems Fur Caps, just received by
d sep TODD < HOWELL
FOR THE LADIES.
HLLMAN& MAXWELL have this day received
&.A 100 pairs Kid walking shoes
1Jo do Morocco do DO
IJ do Md spring heeled slippers
% do Lasting Caters, which win sold low
for cash. oct22t
TUST received at Altman x Maxwelrs- la4
" 60 pairs Mems coarse boots,
70 do do thick calf do e4i -
i iSS do DO do do KIP n"h,oe'' .a ays,
|, 100 do do Cum over shoes. All of which VIII
be sold on the most Sivorahle terms. dec l
TO SHOE MAKERS
ALTMAN MAXWELL have just received and of.
Ter very low for cash, Few to1en prime upper Lea
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-13
ZEE. III sIS, DIR.
ANOTHER ARRIVAL.

ANOlliER AKIN Al.
= HAVE lust received another large and splendid as
q. sortmeut of READY MADE CLOTHING, aud shall
he receiving them weekly from my manufacturing es-
adjustment, in Baltimore. Now is the chance, for all
will do well TO give me a call before purchasing else
where. ain determined to sell READY MADE cloth
ing al prices That cannot be exceeded in any of the Eat
ern cities, at Wholesale or Retail. Mind-others may
TELL YOU they sell cheap, but there is but QUE clothing
store here known by the name oftle Baltimore Clothing
store, which you VIII find IN the house torlnerly occu-
pd by Juo Goshorn. NJ STEIN,
Novy No l57 Mainst, ID door below J Kiser.
CALL ROUND.
r II. HUSS Il CO., have just received their Pail and
~ Winter stock of goods which IS much larger than
usual. The friends and customers OF the establishment
are invited to call. All kinds of clothing furnished rea-
dy made or 10 order AT The shortest nosiee.
Recollect 10 call one door above the u. $. Hotel, wa
ter street. where the Blanket coats are hanging right side
cut. oel y
GREAT BARGAINS,
WRESTLING AM BELMONT ae.nsn eLormso STORE.
Z well as every body else 10 my new aud
SPLENDID sTOCk OF FALL. GOODS,
Just received from eastern cities, and bought ON The best
terms, at auction aud Jebbing houses.
NV stock consists of the following articles, viz
SUPP black. blue and fancy coiored French Cloth, Cas-
sineres Of all grades and styles, Cassincts, Satin, silk
velveis and other Vesting, Handkerchiefs, fancy Sus
%penders, Gloves, Hosiery, Lambs Wool and CHINA silk
under shirts and Drawers.
Ready Made Clothing.
My stock of ready made clothing is very large and
not surpassed by amy other in the city, and consists of
sup'r French cloth dress fIoeS Goats, Cassiinere and
Cassinet pants, Vesiings of all kinds and qualities,
Shirts, a very tine article of bleaehed muslin, check and
flannel.
Customer Work.
Having received the latest New York and Philsdel-
phIa fashions and having engaged while east, a superior
ana fashionable Gutter, | ah prepared e. e0gcute work
ia The neatest aud most fashionable style. Inaw
my sloek 10 as large, my styles as good, and my pr
as cheap. as in any other establishment west Of
mountains. Call aud look for yourselves.
NV motto Is: Short profits fol cash.
oct &
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-13
BOOKS. d STOCK

n AMiLY and pocket Bibles, PRESBYTERIAN Psalms and
* Hymns, Psalms Of David, variety of school Books,
Eclee lie Readers, Sanders Readers. ColIis Readers,
RAY s Arithmetic, Davies ATithme aud Algebra,
Conistock's Philosophy, Chemistry and Physiology aud
variety of standard works on Theology, Medical and
general Literature, Blank books and all kinds of stati ion
AIRY wide window binds and wall paper, sold low as
any establishment in the city. by
JOHN FISHER. Agent.
scnQ NJ -. 80,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-13
NO. 143.
and Carpet Ware Rooms,

No. l43, Main street, Wheeling, Va.
TY1HE subscribers would respectfully call the attention
I of their customers and the public generally To their
stock, consisting of theiargest and most splendid sssort
ment of the latest style and best finished Furniture,
Looking Glasses. sc. ever offered IA his eitv. and which
cannot he SURPASSED in the western country, all OF which
win be sold at prices that cannot fail 10 please,& warran-
ted 10 give satisfaction. Also a large stock Oft phoistery
ware on hand and made to order, suitable for steam
boais and Family use. Also Venetian and Stat Window
Blinds on hand aud made 10 order.
STEAMBOATS, furnished with every article of Fur-
allure al short notice and on the very best terms.
mr IS MENDEL \ HARBOUR;
~ OOklNG CLASS PLATEs.-Just received a fun
II assortment of Looking Glass Plates and for sale at re-
duced prices. NENpkL hARBouR,
au. Ia I5 Main street.
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Durnm1rK>
CLAW EOUNDRY.

Corner of Clay and fourth Street, opposite
the Steel Factory,
WHEELING, Va.
,. M'0INNs, q. w. CUNNINGHAM, JAMES BAaos.
M'GTNNIS, CUNNINGHAM & co.
HHZAREROOM at the House of ID. M'Ginnis, No IFS
VIZ East side OF Market square, where in addition
TO his own stock of Iron, Nails, Groceries &C., will he
constantly kept on hand all kinds Of castings; cooking
stoves OF The most approved styles, also every other des
cription Of Stoves and Crates of the hest and most
beautiful that are now in use; sugar and wash kettles
OF all sizes, a good assortment: also every other descrIp-
ton of ware 10 make the assortment complete. We are
also making preparations TO have a good assortment of
the various patterns of Ploushs for the coming season,
all of which will he sold on the most reasonable terms
job work done al the sh orte-t notlce and lowest rates.
jan sgd M'GINNIS, CUNNINGHAM Il co.
fNUN BARRELS. A good assortment of Gun Bar
~ refs just received and for sale by
sep22 aara4 .et SAMUEL EEL
SLEIGH BELLS.
e L.EIGH Bells on straps and in dozens; Polished do on
- Russell n attingales for sale by
nov 30 DIT GREER.
WANTED. ~
1.-TWO Journeymen Platsrs to work on stirrup Irsns
= and Bride Bits, apply 10
nov 80 + 4 GREER.
cOlD PENS, with and without cases; also a genrr
~ al assortment of steel pens al the variety sto. e of
Nov 81 J. BLACKMAR Co.
Monroe st.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-13
To all Teachers and Parents.
STANDARD SCHOOL RnnES-

Published and for sale by GRree, ELttorr & Co.
Philadc lPhia, aud by w. j. Rom, Wheeling Va. and
for sale by booksellers. and Country merchants general
" in the Southern States and Nv Isooksellsrs in New
York and Philadelphia. For sale as above
BERGER'S.
/ Elements of Anatomy and Physiology, for begin
ners, Is cuts.
,. Elements Of MammaIogy. the Natural History of
Quadmpeds,f for beginners. - cuts.
2 Elements of OTnIthology, the Natural History Of
Birds, for beginners. 81 cuts.
4 Elements of Hepeology and Technology. the Natu.
raj History of Reptiles and Fishes, fH beginners, 81
cuts.
5 Elements Of Chronology; the Natural History of
Shells and Slolusca, for beginners, Ilo cuts.
d Elements of Entomology, the Natural History of In
sects, for beginners. 81 cuts.
Z Elements of BOTANY. the Natural History of plants
for beginners, 1874 cuts.
3 Elements of Geology, the Natural History of the
Earths Structure, for beginners. with 200 cuts.
The above series is considered one afthe most valuable
contributions TO the cause OF education which has ever
been published in This country.
Each book of the series is complete ia itself. aud has a
full glossary appended. The illustrations are numerous
Iy aud beautifully executed.
Teachers arc requested to call aud examine these
works before selecting for their schools any book on Ma
tural History, these being very cheap. and having been
approved by distinguished and scientific men.
" have examined DR.. Rnsshenbercer's publication
Elements of Geology from the text of "Beudant,
Miller, Edwards and Achille, Compte.',
"lthink this an excellent work-coiiensed, lucid, ex-
act aud comprehensive safe guide for the pupil, and a
useful review for the teacher. The illustrations are nu.
merous and exact.
(sianedl d. sILILMAN.
Vale College, Dec. 10, 1876"
The above valuable series of hooks have hecn iptrodu
York, Massachusetts,, Vermont Maine, Ohio, Pennsyl-
wanna, Illinois, Indiana, &c. aud are pronounced by all,
among, the most valuable series ever issued from the
American press:
l., r.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-13
Senaenep 81 kbo0es.

= ~ UUt { ~ 0SUUUt =.
H~HILDRENS' Zephyr worstcd and WOODEN Polka
~ Goats, Youths caps and comforts, wooiien capes
and Nuts, and an endless variety OF Hoods. some very
beautiful, with all kinds stockings, socks, gloves, mits,
etc, Just opened and for sale by .
oct .. s. SENSENEY Il RHODES.
r AIDES Gentlemen and Chlidrcns' Lambs Wool,
~ Merino aud Silk shirts, Hosiery in English silk, raw
Silk, Cashmere, Alpaca, Saxon-y. worstcd, German.
town and Lambs wool, white, black, slate aud mixed
cotton, etc. for sale. SENSENEY & RHODES.
INFANTS Shirts, this morning some more
= of those fine Merino and SsSony infants shirts,
oct 10 SENSENEY & RHODES
mo THE ~LADTES-received this morning by Green's
! Express some more of those very desirable black
and mode colored saiin and plaid cashineres, also a few
Isore dress patterns of extra rich solid plaid black
Geos d. Antique silks, with various other new Goods.
oct 10 SENSENEY 4 RHODES.
cWAN SIMONIS' celebrated cloths and Cassimers
- black and fancy coiors for sale by
oct 10 SENJENEy & RHODES.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-13
Drg GOODS.
Aler. Nepman.

Money Saved!
NEW ARRIVALS OF rs PACKAGES OF
ALL AND WINTER DRI-GOODS
Which wiU be sold from 25 to 30 per
cent cheaper than any other
House in this city.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-13

COPPER TIN,
N SHEET IRON WARE MA~NUFACToRY,
IS5 Market Square, Wheeling, Va.
THE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and
the public generally that he has removed his sale
rooms iato ths large brick building adjoining his old
stand, where he is fully prepared TO do all work, either
in Tin, Copper or Sheet Iron, entrusted To him, with ds
patch. have an hand a large assortment OF Tin ard
Copper ware that | will sell for cash or to prompt eusio-
mers on a shst credit. mr. II 4 JOHNSON
r-YDRANTS-Valve and cock Hydraats at Pi il.
"A burrh prices, W srra niei to work well, at
mr. JOHNSON ,ls5. Market Square.
r FAD Pipe always On hand nd Furnished at short
noiiss 81 NAT II JolNSO. y, ies Aark@ SIT.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-13
Drp GOODS.
Bassctt s. Robinson.

BASSETT & ROBINSON,
No. 81 and 80, South Wheeling.
GAVE just received their late fall stock Of Goods
30 which Willie found pretty and unusually cheap,
please can and see, no trouble to show our goods.
Nov ~ ru.
DRESS GOODS.
VIZ z have just opened an unusually large stock OF
W. dress goods consist ing in rart Of silks, Oregon,
California, Arrival; and other plaids. French, English,
and German Nerino, Alpaccas of every color and price,
Syonese cloth etc. BAsSETT 4 ROBINSON,
No 81 aud ~ South Wheeling.
PRINTS.
a MOST any number at your own price to he found
Ia at DASSErT & ROBINSON.
Nov -
DASSETT h ~ROBINSON-No 81 and ~, have just
- opened a large aud heauii ful assortment Of Shows
which they will take pleasure IN show ing to thore who
may fsver them with, cal. NovS2
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-13
u. SILL NAN.

GRlMSHAN Ladies and G~cutleman's Lexicon aud
Parlor Companion, containing nearly every word II the
English language, and exhibiting the plurais Of nouns
ava me particuiatso OF verFs, being also particularly adap-
ted 10 the use OF the academies and schools Bv VIII.
IAN Grlmshav, Esq. author of of the above histories.
COW ATlON ON NATURAL PHIL oSOPHY.
THE BEAUTIES OF history for the use of fam
lies and schools, with questions. BY l.. VI. Stretch. s
The Publishers invite all the Teachers who have the
interest oftheIr pupils al heart, to EXAMINE their valla.
bic series of school books before introduing any others,
maN =
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C0nfgrttn1idrp.

AkE Re. HEATING would respectfully call the at.
H-F1- ientlon of her friends and the public to her well
selected STOCK OF Fruit ami confectionery, which she is
now recelV ing and opening at her store on NJ unroe st
opposite The Merchants and Mechanics bank.
Consisting OF Oranges, Lemons, Raisins, FIGS, Prune,
French curranis. Raisins. preserved Orange peel, preser.
we'd Lemon peel, Citron aud N uts of all kinds. all of
" htch she Will sell wholesale or rerail al the lowest
prices.
Country Merchants would do well to call and exam
lIe o then serves. oct 20.
= BALE Soft shell Almonds, E.l
- do English alnuts, .H..#
do Cream Nuts,
do f~iiberts,
6 Bags ground Nuts,
lbi lecolis,
IL Boxes bunch Raisins,
10 Drums Figs, +f- l
Erals Dates.
2keTs Fresh Currants,
/ do Fresh }ramarinds, -.-
, boxes Oranges,
2do Lemons,
Dbl LINES, just received and for sale by
MRS. KENTTNG,
oct 70 Monroe street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-13
HARDW


GSTEEi. BLADE Squares,
- Sliding Bowels, just received Of
Nov Is s- TT & GREER'S
JAS. d. A0ILL. I. n. BusHFIELp. WALTER c. ROE.
~cGIL.L., BUSHFlELD Il ROE, Wholesale Grocera
Iva and Commission Merchants, No. 1874 Liberty st
RI tslursh. j24
REMOVAL.
nJHE subscribers respectfully inform their friends and
4 the public generally thai they have removed from
their old stand on Main ST, to the new and spacious
building 10 were end of Marke! ST. where they have every
convenience for the mandatory OF
TAGES WAGONS AND CARTS
in the cheapest and sest manner, also for all kinds OF
Blacksmithing, which will he promptly attended to.
Thankful for past fsvors they respectfully solicit .
continuance of public patronage in their line.
oe.9 BUSBf & LITTLE.
ATTENTION paper manufacturers and book binders.
~ We have for sale , paper Calenders, one Ruling Ma
chine,
5large paper Mill Screws,
: do small do do
Making cylinder "a inches diameter, 30 inches long.
1GlaZe,
Rag buster,
Nov6 Cs LAMBDtN & Co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-13

FRESH GOODS.
nROAD Ares, Hand axes, eastern Bench Planes, Bra
- cs and Bits, Sea-, & Butchers Hand and Tenant
saws, Wood SAWS, Cincinnati broad and narrow Butts,
Files aud Rasps, Carpenter Locks, Grass aud Steel head
Shovels aud longs, Butcher knives, Table knives, Pock.
ct knives, Circular saws, uodgsons (Engiisl) shoveis.
Brass Candlcstick, sheet Brass. Gcrr:an Silver, Axe steel
Horse shoe Nails. Patent Balances, Steely ards, Maho.
gsny Nots, Bedscrews, Coffee Mills ETC., Just received
aud for sale al the lewest prices by
HENRY r. MORRIS,
Nov 20 Main street.
RkYILl and Cross Cut SAWS cases mill saws man.
Avk ufaciuretis from Sanderson's double refined Cast
Steel, just received by HENRY p. NORRIS,
Nov 20 $3.50 Main street.
CIRCULAR Saws for sale by OFT aud GREER.
~ Nev "
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Gallant s. DeIaplain.

on casos Prints for sale by
~ dec 4 TAII.ANT & DELAPLAlN.
q csscs Greer & Norris celebrated checks for sale by
a dec 2 TAII.ANT& DELAPLAiN:
Cases Of Linsey Of different quail lies IN store for
~ sale low Nv TALLANT& DELAPLAIN.
A Splendid assortment of Cloths, C~assimeres and Sat.
A. tincis for sale by TALLANTA DELAPLAIN.
ANOTHER ARRIVAL.
. BALES Canton Flannel,
. 4 cases Sattibei.
a . do Tweed Cashmere,
. Do BIN and fancy do
J do Prints,
Package shawis.
cases Hieached Goods, .
10 Bales brown do. Received this day nv
d TALIANT & DELAPLAIN,
Wholesale Dealers, Monroe st. Wheeling, Ia
o. Nov Q
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-13

FRESH FRUITS. &c'~f
- +. ZINN would call the attention Of his friends
d = and the public generally, to his fresh stock Of
Fruits, &c. at his confectionery, Monroe street, No Il:
the following IS only para:
| bill Oranges 2hoxes Lemons
" drums Figs 3 frails Dates
| 3sacks soft shell almonds 9 hhl flberts
| 2sackS fresh toeva nuts " cream nuts
bhl English Walnuts 3hoxes juluhe PASTE
3duz Lemon syrup 9 COZ Pepper sauce
2bbIs Butter Crackers hi soda Crackers
" Sugar CRACKERS 6boNes fire crackers
scans Sdfdines box Cilrons
bhl Bologna Sausage 2hxs Bonus tobacco
Just received and for sale by nov6 L. Il. ZlNN.
y1RESH Raisins and Lemons-Just received 12 itoxes
a. NJ. X. Raisins, . Boxes fresh Lemons. aud for sale
low at No II, Monroe street.
onto Pr ZINN
1NANDI ES-Our assortment OF Candies is very largo
- and will he sold Wholesale and retail as low as can be
had IN The west. NUMSEN x REYNOLDS.
Oct 4
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-13

Oil Paste Backing. s R%.,' .lseS oi1 fa 'sss
received from the manufactory a lot OF this superior ar.
ticle. II softeus the leather and preserves il. A few
strokes'of the brush imparts a brilliant jet Iustre. with
but little labor. For sale wholesale and retail at HE
Phnnix Paper Mill Store, South Wheeling.
jan 81 & LAMBDA 4 co.
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T. OYSTERS, OYSTERS, OYSTERS.
TFHE subscriber would call the attention of the citi-
d zah's of Wheeling 10 the reduction on Oysters
wing to the severe illness of his family that he az
cen compelled TO stop The business. for some week
'ost, he viii open his house this evening Nov 8, am
VIII sell al the following prices:
Is cents per dozen Raw,
20 do do stewed,
SI,25 per Can, move p
FRESH FRUITS.
ON x fresh NJ II Raisins.
sSSa% Z do do LnIons, '
4 do do Oranges, inst received and for
sale low MRS. ). kEATRING
nov 30
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Corner of Clay aud Fourth Street, opposit
the Steel Factory,
afH IKuEET TNG VI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-13

4 an AIR Mems coarse boots,
&$%@ 45 do do heavy calf boots,
45 do do do do Siugged boots,
100 do do KIP Mouroes,
90 do do coarse do
100 do Gum over shoes. Just received and 10
sale by nov II ALTMAN Il MAXWELL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-13

distinguished graduate from one ofthe first COLLEGES in
the United states, which NAV he seen by his Diploma
also, 8 member orthc Royal College Of Surgeons, aud Iii.
cenIiate ofthe Afotheesries' Hal, London. and the rrca.
ter part of whoseiife has been spent in the first Hosp
tails ia Europe and America, viz: those Of Lendon, Paris
and Philadelphia, may he consulted on all diseases, bu,
fan.rtfrni,r
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-05-29

before us We had as we'll be engaged in making buck
sam brooches for the ssnie teasou
place the terms of this proposal tef'rs Won and Tho
public with the hape that they may elicit opinions from
others tar n,ote competent than mysef,o pass upon
their merits They seem 10 me worthy ofgfave chnsid
Grafton The siare trdiars hearty concurrence
hot only becsuse convinced the labpt Is cheaper
but because have large surplus which cannot be bet
icrdsposrd of We averse toseng Especially 10 Ira
dcrs and thus keep them 10 veNitm and inpy
enlistment Ii a l0N OF 1910 were furnished by Stock
hol instead " msneg sbscrib,on they would not on
ly secure the completion ri ths great work. aud thus pro-
duce permanent pr ,he stuck their owners. but al
the time enrich the whe instead u cumbcrnR
aud mpovrrshnp It's soil In h,s event thu whole Of
the money capital necessary be raised by the Company
IN order complete the Rad would not, perhaps, exceed
$500 900. Surely III could 10 raised without dileul,
~. RAIL ROAD ADVOCATE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-05-29

Of praise To God The writer Of these lines had the
privilege Of sowing her tea days before her death.
lie conscrsed, sang, and prayed with her and IN the
midst of these EXERCISES she was constrained, feeble
she was praise the Lord for his goodness and to
rejoice in hope of heaven 1lesaw her again tho day
before she died, and il evident to him, that her
end was nigh Her tender frame much enaoirtcd
and her brow was we'll nigh .s white as marble. But
the light of Immortality beaming brightly in her
cycsand the calm of resignation composed every fea-
tarc of her eountcnancn Tho next day sho was trans
TERED from earth to heaven. fOiesr to bloom
amid tho bowers of Paradise A jeieei tn deck tho
crown of her Saviour. And perhaps mia'sfe'inS
angel, to watch over hor surviving friends.
| know she il COMO where her forehead is starred
With tho beauty that dwelt in her soul.
Where the light Of her loveiness never be marred
Nor her heart DO flung back from it. goal.
Where love has put off, in the land of its birth,
The stains it had gathered In this,
Aud hope, she sweet singer that yladdsnsd Me
earth
Etalts in the regions of bliss.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-05-29
THE. PEACE QUESTION

The VS. shhgtsn Union. --rrieftngto anewsraret par
grap hwhoh stated that MI Sewer had written that he
had no hopes of ratification Of the peace treaty With Mex
ieo.-says:-
We understand that official letters have been
Gently received ffom our commissioners, aud we can
hear Of no private letter that has heen received rom Col
SEWER.
The last mnts from Mexico are more favorable TOT
peace The proclamation OF Rosa. who appeas 10 Con-
eress TO assemble to the nationality" If Mexico
from the consequences Of continued war. aud the al
dress Of Sanchez, distinguished priest TO persuade the
Church To raise the necessary funds 10 pay The expenses
OF the members OF Congress their way To ueretaI;
and the scheme OF rensy Pena 10 op oil the representa-
tiyes Of California. New Mexico. Sc aud thus reduce
the quorum Of Congress which may be necessary
ty the treaty many evidences Of e ANXIETY oil the
President aud the Church for peace