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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-20

fENliiS disease so comnon and often so alarming
n to dcmand the first and chief notice of an experleus
eed Ply stefan.
There no part of the Urethra which NAV not he mar
rowed by structure. The first symptoms of which
patient afflicted VIII This disease most frequently com
llans inability to retain his water so long as usu
al an obscure nneasness about The seat and alteration
n the stream of urine, which, instead Of being lu and
Equal, is smaller Than usua and is urkrd spiral r scat
tered. The first symptom Just noticed cumpels the M
tent In rise once twice IN the night Ia yud his urine
and he as generally finds that greater force Is necs
Say To lis complete expulsion than he has been in the
hab OF eNerllng IN consequence OF The resistance made
tolie lree passage ut the water by the structure Noe
lurnal emissions common symptom of this com
palnt and sometimes there is mucous discharge from
he Urehra, which is adherny to the bottom oflhe
receiving vessels. When the disease is of very 40
gravated nature, The urine will often become on!te
white. aud be mixed with matter or blood there will no
great difficulty aud pain in voldng the urine and like
MISC much general debility.
The immediate OF structure is a slow ipAamm,
ton IN the part affected which occasions lhickeninr oC
the canal and deposition of adhesive matter around ina,
hckeng, SO as Ia produce dimnuIion of the diameter
e the canal and that whatever gives Use 10 considers,
bic irritation IN The oethra, may prove cause of sirc
inre there. Hence the disease very frequently follows
GonorhUa; or II may be induced by drinking or rdino
hard and by direct injury of the part, When ma
tent aborlng under GunoriGa is so imprudenl as tn IN
dnge in hard riding and free drinking he exposes him
self TO the most powerful causes Of The present nalady
and such MS rarely fail produce il in lis worst forms
W hen patient is able tn procure the assistant of an
able medical practitioner, he should immediately avail
himself Of 1t, and implicitly adhere To The instructions
given; but, unhappy. ignorance aud inaten,ion are
so much more common than their opposites; and il is an
ndiSpnabe TACT that vast number of persons afflicted
with The present complaint find II difficult matter To OBJ
tam udlcous and efficient aid; and even some who en-
oy ample pecunary means attain it only after long
and painful Search
DIR. HARTLEY is not unusily cell braied for the re
mova aud cure OF structure of the Uethra. number OF
years exclusive practice IN this particular branch of the
proesson fully warrants the assertion that he will nm
deake the worst and most poiracled cases. and efec,
perfect cure. References given if required.
GJ- Office one door below the Trinity Church. At
tendance all hours during the day aud evening.
Richmond. Dec. 10 ,s If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-20

CoNGRESS.-Ibe House of Representatives has
passed bill for the admission of Two States int, tho H.
MON, out the Territories Of Florida and ,,,-o,.,
slave and the other free State The Comm,,eo H.
House has reported bill in regard 10 pos,aoe
,'''' '"e one winch passed the Senate, which will de-
feat the bill this session.
ne senate has taken up the T,xas sulje ct. Mr..
"'o'e"e'o u NY made powerful speech in opposition
" "'''' N'""' MI buchanan follow On the other
S''e MI Nves then addressed the nate sgains, an
"rN''''" ny JOINT Resolution, hut going strongly for
ieAas' oy 'air, honorable and Constitutional means.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-20
Fromde Uyheriic RepuLIican, Feb. Is, lS45.
FIRE

serious fire occurred IN county seven miles east
Of town, the main stage road Saturday naa last
The properly known as the Red Tavern, holonpinp 10
Mr.. Gordon Kent vss burnt 10 the ground, with the
principal out houses kitchen. snuko -honse, &C. Mr.
keni had newly Glled up this house AZ tavern. II
was occupied by Mr.. llaynes--and we understand all
was losi with the exception IL bed two and
Two other aftlc's OF furniture. and bacon THIS fire is
presumed 10 have been The work If an ncendiary We
hope II Is not sn--or IN our mind the incendiafy
Than the murderer.
Oar Courthouse also caught fire, on Saturday last
irIn spark, is presumed, from the burning of me
of the rimnes which accidentally look fire. Much
alarm was ereated-bui the fire quickly out
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

Thr committees repaired.
James Rircr and kaaa,rhd Company
Mr. Ta,lnr Of n B. offered the following:
Re~lred. That the proxies representing the interest
&C IL. Cunmnnw cah in the James River aud ksnawha
Company be requested 10 voe 10 deter The election Of
Officers Of that company until further action of this
House ia regard Ia the same.
Mr. Ta,lr said he intended 10 follow this mp, Mon.
day. with anihrr resolution insirucng The Stale prx
les to vue against the present PresIJen, Of the CON.
panr.
Mr. Stephenson moved TO Law the resolution the
table liz wns nilling 10 leave the whole matter TO
the Board uf Public Works and proxies appointed by
thcm.
Mr.. Taylor urged that the subject important
one aud required sciiun by the llonse.
The question 10 lay the iable prevailed by large
majority.
Mr. Daniel of r. moved that the bill concerning petit
juries be taken up.
This molten Was supported by Mr. Puts. and opposed
by Mrssrs Mcpherson OF Z. aud chef. aud rejected
decisive 81 the fate Of the bill.
The Gllowing engr,ssed hills read third time
A bill Incorporating the Mute sulphur Springs Com
psny.-Passed.
bill 10 expedite IN the Court Of Appeals and
10 prevent unreasonable delay in chancery the
Circuit Courts. Passed
After same discussion, motion of Mr. Siovall. the
llsuse adjourned.
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ElsENPONDESDOAIN'S TRIAs
f9Ild The BiShOn'S Statement

hNlE proceedings OF the court. convened under the
d sd canon Of 1874, in tie city Of New York On
Tuesday. December l0h 1914 for the trial of the IT.
Rev. benjamin I. Onderdonk, d. d., Bishop of New
York on Presenlment made by he Bishops OF Virginia
Tennessee and Georgia. BY authority of the court.
Price so cts.
Blshon n"derdonk's Statement A s,.iamen, If ,be
iaeis ana circumstances connected with the recent trial
OF the Bishop OF New York. Price l2l cts just re-,
celVed by NASH 4 WOODHOuSE,
l37 Main ST., Richmond. Va
Richmond, Feb 10 ,s;f
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1'iref,lla 1e0tslatmrr.
HOUSE OF pELEGATEs.

FRipay Feb. l4ih, lS45,
Accommodation FINN the Senate announced the pas
sage Of Me following scis
An Act divorcng Amanda Crow from her husband
Sam'l. Crow.
An Act providing for new Brcge over Jacksoa's
River a, Coyington in Allegheny.
An Aci authorizing separar election a, the house Of
Michael Spesssrj in the ceaniy OF Roanoke.
EVENING SESSION.
Mr. Toler moved TIE following resolution;
Resolved by the General Assembly Of Virginis, Tba,
the Buss III Public Works he aud they here hereby
authorxed during the present year. employ co'Dpc.
eneueer who is uncanmiiied by any previous ex
ressu of opinion, with view To ascertain aud deter
nine by REORGANIZATION and survey. prior Ia the re
sumption Of the work the James River and kanaw ha
Canal west OF The town Of Iynchburg: LIST. the most
practicable and oxpcdient mute, and 2ndly. the most ju
dicous mode u Improvement: Provided. that during
the time necessary for this examination and survey,
The Jam.s River and ksnawha Company be required
renave distractions the navigation from the bed o
James River between Iynchburg and the mouth Of
North RIVER
Mr.. Moore moved 10 lay the resolution the ia
bic.
Mr. Taylor of a. y. and Mr.. Ye.by Supported this
motion which prevailed.
RESOLUTION.
Nv Mr. Flood Resolved by the General Assembly
that until an appronr1en shall be made by law Of the
schotl quota OF The county Of Appomaox. il shall be
the dciy of the schno Commissioners of the several coun
lies II which said county formed. 10 attend IL
ihe instruction Of the pau children ombfaee, within
their respective portions thereof IN the manner II
tia, c,eeaiy had nn, been created
On MOTION the House adjourned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-20

The Lost Plead John Jones' If the Mod,sonan
announces that he is about abandon the corps edtor
al As was said Of Falsalf the fraternity mich, .bet-
ter spare better man" But there is certainly re-
matkahle proprely in the termination Of his editorial ca
ieer simultaneously with the retirement Of Mr.. TYLER
from the Presidency. Never was there su n Presi-
dent beforehand never had President an ORGAN more
admirably adapted in every respect 10 the sa,ion-
Like maser like man." We will do John Jones the
justice to say, however that think he sincerely be.
heved John Tyler 10 be fully equal to any Of his us,
trens predecessors in all the qualities of an able and
patriotic Chief Magstrae-and that he had not the
slightest intention to be satrcoi in his frequent demands
for 'Justice to honest John Tyler" We hope he has
been well paid for the ridcule to which he has 81 ln
subjected himself lie certainly is ore Of the bph,es,
ornaments Of The "locibe b school and WAS eve,y
way worthy OF the post Of Poet Lomeaf to the paren
'helca administration which, happily for The country is
soon to close lis neloous career It's history wine,
by his PEN would be the saleate book Of The arc
and we advise him To act promptly onhs hint if II. has
not already sufficiently lined his purse.
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SANrA Ana.

II santa Ana escapes the first burst Of popular fury
which seems to be awakened 10 the most phrenzed mich
against him, he will probably be able to purchase his life
oy Sarrce OF part OF his colossal rune computed nv
sumo al IL millions dollars. Il is fortunate for him that
ne rs 10 be rled by the Mexican Congress as the DELAYS
when must mterse will give time Tor popular passion
To aoa'e. and very possibly Tor strong reaction in his
iavor caused by the spectacle of fallen greatness The
memory OF his ioimer services, aud The view of his
"aimed person such is the mu,ablliy Of every popu
lace, and emlnen,iy of the Mexican popuaee. -
From he .NtU Orleans Pica,nme. E,L q
LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM MEXICo
SANTA ANA CAPTURED,
The schooner Water Witch arrived las, piob fran,
vera NV, which place she left on The sGb ul,
eoi. W bnardman came passenger ia her. with des
patches 'ron Mr. Shannun 10 the United States Govern
ment. ' e'N'"'
by ms arrival in possession of Tho f,c, nj San
"a ana capture Since our last advccs. he had made
SEVERN attempts upon The city of Pueba; attacking il a,
me mead OF onr thousand lruops one half or which We
essay In these endeavours he pulsed with con-
soon afterwards he left the army abu, fur leayues
below Puebia, with an escort Of several hundred sn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-20
COMMERCIAL INTEGRITY.

Two cases Of Mercantile Integrity are thus mentioned
IN the n. Y. journal Of Commerce.
Two dry goods merchants, one in Cedar and the other
IN lhallam street. both Of whom had failed some six or
e9hi years Since and romised with their creditors
o ABOUT % or Oh cents on the dollar having been since
then dong successful business at the close If the old
year waited on their old creditors unexpectedly 10 them
with checks for The whole deficiency with interest, in
one nsance--and Tor one half The deficiency, with in
terest n the other.
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.s'EsrLO.s'DO.v' .sC.sDE.UY.

ME PUBLIC are respectfully informed that the
exercises OF this Institution, which! were snspen-
ded IN consequence OF sickness in the subscribers am
ly, VIII be resumed on Monday. the 3rd day of March
and continue five months. Tuition fee sI5-Board Is,
per month, one haf payable in adrance Students cam
ing from distance must observe This rule No deluc-
lion will be made unless in of pro,raced illness
aud no pupil can be Withdrawn until the cIse of the
session. THOMAS BROWN,
90 Principal.
feb. ~ w4wif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-20

h"'""c"s have nominated as their candidate Ear
'e ''a.e Senate in this District Mr. Williams. Of JI.,
y, Inc Wings have two candidates in The
"e'' M orz OF Patrick and Mr.. Grassy q, pi,sv,y,.
una e"er OF HON is well qualified f the flee and
we are e'ad TO see that the Ccnveuon to he held a,
',y courthouse will be fully represented by every
county III The District and will decide the djlli .pv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-20

JUDGE JOHN McLEAN.-In The course Of his
speech against the bill tor The reduction of postage
took occasion to pay high, and (frnm that source)
unexpected compliment oa former Postmaster General,
THAT energetic and patriotic man. John McIean''--
who, said. Mr. McDufie, "'hough comparatively un.
known when he went into he Department, came out of
enc OF the most popular men in the United States And
how I" Che asked ole was poor man; he admin
s'ered that Department it had been administer
ed s'oce; and such was the controlling influence which
he had over the deputy pos'masers all the Un>
ted States from his character for integrity and honesty
thai he knew those poslmasers too who had dealings
with him almost id lized him. There never was a nm
rer man there than Judge Mclean" This is a high
and just tribute to distinguished gentleman-one who
may yet perhaps, be destined to occupy more prom
nent position OF the political stage than he has
heretofore done--we mean that of the Wing candidate
for the Presidency.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-20
TWO NEW STATES.

ffam the report Of The proceedings Of The House of
Represen tstives we see that bill has passed r the ad
mission Of States into the Unun. Ia be ormed
out Of the present Territories Of fLoRip. aud Iowa.
We have means of knowing what are The pruba-
hlies Of the success Of this twin creation IN the Sen
ale.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-20

FF0W Tie NOV OH CoueYoNdcW q he .Ndli0naT
hdeiigeaccr, FEB. II, lSi5
The Report of the Trustees oflhe New York Cly Dis
pensay adds another proof TO the many have recent
y had that nine eulhs OF the funds OF all our chara
hle and rrovden public Institutions are expended for tie
benefit OF the panrers aud children oi paupers who are
sent to us from Europe or 1916 applicants. who
have received medicine and medical attendance during
the past year. II appears that only 50tG are set down as
Americans, and of these II is estimated that four thou
sand are the chidnn OF foreign parents so that in reality
moi more than thousand Of sixteen thousand can
he SAID 10 be bona fde Americans Far be il from us Ia
OIudge the assistance thus rendered the destitute and
the diseased even Though Their support is uusv shifted
upon us IN many instances by the superuendens Of En
ropean work houses but let those who thus take odyon
'aee OF our henevolence and good nature refrain from
charging upon us and our institutions the blame Of the
increase oil crime and vrechednoss deyelupcd IN our
large towns.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-20

~ II Will be seen by the proceedings of me.,;..
the Wings 81 Amherst, that they have n,m,,.1
David Patieson. asa suitable candidate IN "f'
tina, county in next House of Delegates. feSe"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-20

Co ! he '.oeo''cos Of Wy,he have. held , MAJ
a"o nominated as their candidate for the House If
gates, Isaac J. Lefwich, Esq. u dele
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-20

o. The Lacof Gus. Congressional C,pve,,;.
"r' At rnsF'sa"'a Courthouse, Nominated as ihci,
ddaie, VIM NJ. Treadway, Esq Of Danyie. 'a''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-20

o. VIM NJ. Blackford. Esq our Charge d. ,s.
to New Grenada, has arrived al home. ae, H.. ""'r's
tied TO Inc entire satisfaction of all parties net
most d. iiieni cases Of indenlnifca,iun. The
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-20

W Col John McPherson is a candidate G,,,
ton to the Legislature from Greenbrie c.un,v ee'-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-20

The me'cS 4 Santa finals capture conf,mediu
by the arrival OF the schr Water Witch. Cap,ain
Dopeire, al late hour last night from Vera Cruz we
are IN receipt Of ul files Of Mexican papers to the 22d
oli. inclusive Owing 10 the aieness of the hour A,
which the papers to hand, we have not had time
To examine our files minu'cy nor have we space for
lng eNiracts,-to morrow we hope be able 10 pi 70
n particulars. The mus, important news by this arri
val Is the continuation of the account prev iuuslv given
in this paper. Of The capture OF Sauna Ana The Min
lister oi Exterior Relations announced 10 the Mexican
Congress On the lUh uIt. the TACT o Santa Ana can
tune, and read the following official note conveying the
inleligencc;--
HEAD QUARTERS or CoNsr,rurloN,L MuIrrA,}
Al Jco, half past o'clock.
lila Excellency Don Antonio Lopez De Santa Ana
has just been brought in oy four of men, and is now
IN our power in too much haste To write the mar
llcnlafs before To morrow. PEDRO LLERA.
To his Exccency the Minister OF Exterior Rtla
TONS
Jalapa 18th January
The minister further informed the Congress. tina, San
Ia Ana would be conducted 10 the Fortress of Perote
10 avail, the decision of Government.
Proclamation dated January ilh announced the re,
establishment OF peace IN Mckee, and invited the c,
zens to return 10 their homes The members forming
The Provisional Government of lSil have been roques-
ted To form part 81 the Assembly under the same charter
The commanding officers al Vera Cruz and ramaulipos
have addressed thanks the soldiers under their com
mands,
We learn verbally that Santa Ana. previous To his de
feat. entered Pntbis prllagcd and burnt the town and
on'chend the Inhabitants. His army of 10 10 1000
men turned against him. aud he now remains without n
friend to his csuse Gen. Amrudla had been recalled
and replaced by Martinez. Ampudia declared that all
he had done was by order of Santa Ana 1t is said to
be the opinion Of well informed people IN Mexico tina,
Santa Ana viii be shot bu, that he vii be kept for some
lime 10 Try In get him disclose where his treasure is
beiore they execute him
! Apassenger who came in the Water Witch reports
thai Santa Ana left PsroIe under strong esc, for The
city Ut Mexico, on the Goth ult
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95 10 80 per cent. saved.

Nh EDICxNES, Wines, Gin, Syrups, Cordials.
lNR Brushes Nsrnshes, Soaps, Perlumery, Surgeons,
Dentists and Obsetrc Instruments, Patent Medicines
Pants, OILS. Dye-Sutfs. Chewing Tobacco. Snuas
Selars, Guns and Pistols, N,olins. Flutes. Octave
Flutes, Fla teoeils, Clarioneiis Violin Stfl,ps and .
variety Of other articles. fr sale by
Howell DAVIES, AGENT.
Two sets Of SOD.f WATER .aSsIs.s-
".a TVS lor sale as above H. d., agt
Feb. I3 WV, il,
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.2xsT.EETHSE,NE.y.7,.

FENiiE SUMMER SESSION of the subscriber
L School viii open on the Sd day Of March.
WM. s. RElI,
Feb, ~ ,3Mif
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MORE. FIR AI1DSi

go, Nohfa hAt)Ni
The attention Of the Virginia reader is reqresel TO the
following letter from New York. published IN the Ma
uonai Inielhcencer. The President fusied u,on the
people by such infamous frauds arrived at WASHINGTON
last nShl-on ednesday, the Houses Of Cong ess
WIN great ceremony, counted the Electoral Votes and
solemhly announced the fiction that James K p ,lk had
been elected President of the United Slates-and ON the
4h March he will ener upon the discharge Of the cu
Ties OF The Office with much gravity as il it was not
notorious that his election disaracelu fraud and
abomuable chealTo such degradation have the Amer.
lean people come.
The letter follows:
NEW NoRR, Feb IL, 1915
'Sone curious developments are made in n Renort
which was laid before the B,ard of Aldermen last eve
mug IN regard to the ocoiaco mode of manaoemen, nj
our elections IN this city reply To- resolution offered
oy Alderman f'dsbmuck, who the representative Of
'he democracy IN the Common Council callinr upon
'he commissioners OF the Amshouse 10 give ini,rma
non whether any convcls had been allowed 10 cscape
nom BlackwelPs Island vote at elections Alderman
er called The attention Of he Beard to report which
mad been lad on the table few minutes preyons,y and
which he moved should be read { the saii>t,c,mn Of
The gentleman. The facts set forth in this document
are supported by great number OF aiidavis and ,hev
uhmash system OF corruption disgaceuI to the party
that could tolerate it.
II appears that for days previous to an election
'ne paueis are regularly drilled Er The service thew are
expected to perform at the polls Their almsh,use ba
uhenis are exchanged for clothes less suspicious; they
are supplied with additional rations and psnry al RIM
on Tue morning OF the election uinnIhuscs are ready To
convey them to the polls They all furnslc, with
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-20

MIR. AND MRS. POLk.-A letter from Louisville
gives NE following description Of HE dress and appear
ance "f the President and his LADY,
The President locks remarkably well-appearinp in
good health and fine spirits He is dressed suit of
black broad cloth and a black cloth cloak with
velvet collar lle IN receiving The congratulations and
cheers ct the people does uniformly bareheaded
on ms piercing cold day, for hours together. cannot
see how lie stands II, for my ears even with head Gov
cred and coat collar closely raised around my neck be.
cane as cold as iceles.
first saw Mrs. Polk standing in the centre of the la
dies saloon She had ON purple silk velvet han, trim
hea VITA sah fobon striped with broad reddish purple
slnps and TWO narrower srIes. black and he, run
nlng IN parallel lines with it, She bad on large black
SILK velvet cloak, with large cape, bordered with fringe
aud assals She held in her hand rich bouquet Of flow
trs and was engaged in animated and easy conversation
win circle OF gentlemen, who had gathered round
her.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-20

The fright ticket" and threatened with d;snissiun If
they vote any oiber They then sent off in charge
n "ne OF The Faithful" whose duty ii is To see that
they exercise The elective franchise manner eonform
able to TIE wishes vi their drivers day or Two after
wards these free and indie pendent voters generally re-
turn drunk and with their clothes in iaiefs. II they
have discharged the duty expected of them faithfully.
they are received with open lfihey have voted
contrary TO expectation which rarely The case they
turned out and forbidden 10 make application again for
admission.
have but glanced at one Of the sbnses enumerated in
Tie report There others equally flgrani aedged
10 have been Committed under rule of Iocofcuisn
In some intlances peppers compelled get up
lher sick beds and get into onbusses to 90 and vote
American paupefs, II appears received but little favor
compared WIN ihase of oregn birth, inasnuch the
laer may be more depended upon .lo vote" All these
allegations are subsaDtiaed by testimony Of much
weight, That II seems impossible IN doubt their truth -
ihty VIII convey not unfair idea uf the petty in
iiigues and maclnaiions Ia which Locucosm is in the
hahi OF fesurng IN order Ia maintain lis supremacy
he tendency oil prices is still upward in The Stock
market. The operations to-day heavy but the
bnnyancy continues. The receipts at the custom house
las week were 81 500 H. making the total receipts
since January lst 81 1872 1913 Gl-whch shows de-
crease Of Soo2,I53 %, compared with the receipts Of
1914 during the same tlme.v