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DIR. McLANE'S Anne Iican Worm Specific
Promptly erpets Uorms to an almost In
crel7ihIo a1alrnher.


Promptly erpels acorms to an almost in
credible Number.
F3yO substantiate the above fact many hundred
a OF testimonials could be adduced, out of
which the following are selected, from indlvd
uals of standing aud veraciiy. Indeed, it is al
6rmed that each new trial of the powers of this
remedy will have an additional tendency to
widen and confirm its fame, and that il it were
universally known and difi'used over the Uni ted
States, would not save less than many hun
dreds, if not thousands of lives annually.
CERTIFICATES.
This is to certify that purchased from Holmes
& lid vial of DR.. M'Lane's American Worm
Specific, and gave two doses TO boy of mine
about three years of age. He passed fully half
a pint of worms. The quantity wac SO large l
was really alarmed, and called in several OF my
neighbors to see them. Had this story been re-
lated to me, could not have credited it, with
ont being an eyewitness to the same. My
chid's health improved much after.
SAM'L MORRISON.
Merchant Tailor, w God st.. Pittsburgh.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-01-07

VI AIN STREET, NEXT DOOR TO DEMENT, g FIELE s
EVANSVILLE, Indiana.
TEyHE subscribers have on hand and will be
u constantly receiving from the New York
market a general assortment of Dry Goods sui
ted the wants and tastes of their fellow citizens
W hich they offer wholesale and relal, TO- e TIL
er with Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Bonnets. Hard
ware, &c, all of which they will sell at prices
corresponding with the times and season, and
they confidently trust by assiduous attention, to
business with q determination to make their
store a repository of articles useful, needfu.
and beautiful. they shall receive full share OF
the public patronage.
MORGAN & DUNN.
Evansville, Dec. 10. l846-tf.
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Merchant Tailor, Wood st., Pittsburgh.

Some two months ago purchased a. vial of
DR.. McLane's American Worm Specific. /
gave boy of mine most of a vial; he passed
forty very large worms. From that time his
health improved very much. l had tried two
other Vermifuges to no purpose. believe DR..
NJ Lanes the best article before the public.
d. CALHOUN.
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OYSTERsm--Just receiv.

" ed fresh supply, in whole aud half Cans
packed in Ice direct from Wheeling and for
sale by Jan Git. c. N. GRIFFITH.
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State of Indiana,

NANDEKBURGH COUNTY Os
Vanderburgh Circuit Court in Vacation Decem-
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Vanderburgh Circuit Court il
Der, 80, 1916.
Tho mas Wilson,
VS.
Barney Royston and Con.
stance S.Roystoh. his wife,
Mary Ann Hall, Helen Haz-
ard. daugh ter of William G.
Hazard, deceased, Helen
Hazard, widow of William
g. Hazard. deceased aud
-dichael 0 Conner aud jam
es Swan executors OF John
Pye, deceased, and John E.
Pye, John S Oatman and
Harriet Oatman his wife and
Thos. Mcknight and Emily
Mex niOht his Wifa.
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State of Indiana,)

Jan. Z. 1847-3t.
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HOFFEE.--l00 Sacks prime Rio Coffee
" received per "Cineinnati" and for sale by
June 10 STOCKWELL & CORBET.
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40 RN SMELLING MACHINES.
~ The person or persons who borrow ed tw
COrnsheling Machines OF Joseph Wheeler, JF.
during his lifetime. requested TO retufl the m
TO the undersigned without delay a
JAMES 4. WALKER, admir-.
dec. I9-3t
UST It ceivtd dirtet liemiie niti..r
- Pieces OF superior En- elsh Bread Goth
which will be sold al very small advance o
cost, n
NJ. w. FOSTER,
Evansville, Dec. 10 I846-tf.
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"a Post Office at Evansville Indiana on the
first day Of JnnuarY, l647.
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e. IL. HI. GIBSON,
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANT.
No. 9, South Street, Near York.
Refer to - SrockwELL CoRBET. Eva nsville,
apr 23-tf. STocKwELI. REYNOLDS, La fayette
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-23
HONOR TO THE BRAVE

The return Of 50 many gallant ficeis from the fields
Of their fame has sye opportunity for the manifesto
Of lie admrathn aid gratitude with which the whole
community CARDS Their brilliant deeds. We have al
ready glen The details Of fhe reception Of Gen, Taylor
IN Ne" Orleans. His progress up the Mississippi
lrnmlhA--hls presence every where exciting a degree
OF enthusiasm scarcely conceivable. Gen Quiinsu has
been received IN Nachez with HE highest honors and
with every demonstration ii All ellen aud admaiion on
The part o his friends and nc,shbors. 'rh" irave Gen
ea Shields has, ere Ibis been received IN Charleston
The guest 81 the State 81 5, NH Carolina. Tie fact that
the unfortunate Palmetto r'gn eni attached to his
lrsade seems to have given him bold upon that STATE
we people Il which So well know how Ia appreciate and
reward ga'aniry aud patriotism. Shields noble fcl
bow, aud deserves much cree!i. fr the magnanimty
he displayed III declining 10 assert his rgt,s, aud thus
deprive Con. Smith, Who had planned ,hc attack Ct the
conlnand al Cuntreas, AS for his brilliant deeds un-
der the fire olhe enemy. Hundreds of his brethren in
arms-"ho equal him in brvery-mish not have prac-
tlsed his iurbeaiauce.
Our citizens, TOO are about to receive and honor gal
upon almost every battle field Of the War; and whose
matters "I conrse, In be deemed by his General Of
ID ssan scarcely necessary be mentioned The army
has on s rolls no more merit rous for his rank .nore
distinguished irer than Brevel Oh. John Garland
II Is beconlng h'n, hat citizens should receive him
with marked honors, and manifest The aimed
81 his character as a soldier and eehem The meet
ing Of Monday night, in relation This suhjecl-was
large aud respectable, aud action marked by great II
nannllN. The stat, ii the loads AID W,aher renders
it, at present, hue uncertain wlen Col. Garland may
arrive
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-23
Hon. J, 6. PALrRry. sc. Sc.
BISHOP LII IlIES

This distinguished pr,loie Of the Cath lie Church
delivered in the Hall Of the llaus. Of Repre-
senatlses on Sunday last, 10 crowded auditory, whch
said 10 have been aked b, grea ability aud H. have
been uueNceptonable IN taste aud sentiment. II MAS
dedicated To an exposition ~ She scal, political aud
leuos lnrucnce Of The ChIlslan ltelgln.
The bishop sNisli la Washington appears 10 have
the invitation Of The President, for The purpose of cod
snltlng with Inn upon Mexlc affairs. The y. \.
Journal u Comm rec says. INDEED, that the PRESIDENT
proposed that The bishop should proceed to MeAco in
Fita1e capacity, hut al tho Government expense, for
the pufpos' 81 bringing about II possbe.a pacific dspos
non on he par II the MeAcans. probably by rersuad
ing the MrNlcaus, the first place. VI the aec
IN OF tn Government tor ihen, and earnest desfe
10 do them good. Such mission, understand the
Bishop declined, lut was willing Ia 60 authorized
Ambassador ;ahd the negotiation closed with the under
sanding. that At circumstances should 1t. The
Bishop would uanl,d "a the three Commission
efs To ueat tr peace" / here much god sense IN
HE red lions o the Journal of Commerce This point.
Thai paper says;
Nv shoull think it quite as unlatrioc to oppose the
Adnltsird ion III lis II lis In gel ont u The McXleau
war; "a IN Ia se II has made gel int, II, aud carry
on Bui really We have 10 lah m Me policy OF sendag
catholic cergym as parltralors Ia Me leo. Iewe,er
much credit they nhu know Bishop Hughes nighl re-
Pose III his int griy he wauld 20 the character OF
Catholic Bishop, and with all due dr'e,elre 10 ell The
world we 10 not belieye that HE character. in Which
/ the Mexican people have Itaued 10 coulde. On The
contrary, the Influence ut HE priests there one Winch
we ahh,r onr,eN,s and upon Which charge The deg
radiation aud most OF the mserles, which allie Mexico,
grcal part 1.-THE Me- leans lhnk do thls point
ana would leeve protestant lay qulie readily
Catholic bishop
"Besdes. there is very suspicious appearance abau
I II. II The MeAcans studied " ebsei S spelling
book, they viii think oi the that rolled herself ia The
feal and then hung herself over the heap, IN the hope
that the rats and nice would ake her Tor inca also The
thing Is not manly and frank. Ii looks like min! tie o.
lis tace and shows very r,pehesblr dsre II the
= a IN I,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-23
TIE LATE SPECIAL. ELECTION.

we well ass red mat the result uf h. la eiCc
loo in This eennty would be purlde1 in all The iocofcJ
p'fefs ri the tnl,n, DE vcr,i. triumph. our
ngnhor, II l. l'le dlscnru Intentions ii o calsd
81 nal lis Article, however. vii moi be unpublished
W have card as yet from the Richmond - .a!,. o4Iy
The Enquirer says -
From What We heard yesterday, we are strongly in,
ched 10 teieye that, AT TIE special et bell
county, On Monday last, Odcn O. Clay. Esq, stgonu
man. aud A firm Democrat, was elected to The II use Vi
Delegates beating his 'Ahig competitor. Mr.. AIursan-
II IS s4ld that had miJprtA oil til zee IN LyHchbHg.
The EAaml e., Of III. SANE date. says
We are not able announce positively the result of
the special election IL anlp5ei on Monday last. We
learn verbally thal al TIL close If Ihr polls on Monday
evening. CD. Clay. saunrh democrat. had uaj ,tv
ot Ia l.ynchura. and at the Court heusp, over his
~hg competitor, Capt. Richard Morgan The polls were
h, pit open accoun OF hr ncemcncy ii the VT a;her
Our thinks h, can he no d, ubt of Coonpl
Clay election. II 50, the result is very gratifying
The mex day, The Examiner issued an Erlra, contain
ng letter fr,m a correspondent in this place =
Election in Campbell Gil. Ct.y Elected
OFFICE OF TIE Ricuaonp ExAarsEt
Dec. A. lS7.
friend in Lynshbarg writes iol5ws, by the
last mail :
LyNcHBuRG, Dec. Ia, 1917.
Before the mail closes hasten give you the resu,
OF our special ecllon which came off yesterday and 10
day. The candidates were Cod. oJea G Clay. Demo
crat. and chard Morgan, Wing. The election was
Tne animated and resulted in the 81 cun Of Col Ca,
by majority Of Il votes. Clay has maj ri,y at eve
~ precinct the county but one. (laysvlle) aad The
maIlrily against him there is only loyor,s. Our uaj
outy Iynchhnfg is II. At The close Of the polls yes
erday, Clay, m.orty in ynehl ulg Was ), aud die
Wings determined 10 keep he polls open lhrce DAYS
hui as " gained 50 rapidly upon them to-da,, hy
sent Of the parties, they were clustd
In great haste
II will be seen that not word is said a. the cir
cumsanees under which Col Clay VAS brought out. or
ui The local conslde atoms which Influenced the result
The naked fac is announced false Impression crea-
ted that Col Clay, Democrat, such aud on party
grounds. elected by majority of n votes over Mr.
Morgan. Wing. IN The heretofore strong Whip coun-
~ Of GampbeII All the facts were known to the rdi-
Tors Of the Enquirer and Examiner and Of Course to the
Lynchburg correspondent Of the alter paper Welea
il 10 casusis 10 determine how tar snppre sion Of he
whue truth is reconcIiable with fair dealing The next
thing shall hear viii be exuallon over the great
re action Which has taken Place IN Virginia since he
Slmg eitc'iuHs. ii papers printed in the Mrtr pts ol
the Stale. with kowl,de Oh the tue stale # the case
announce the sui ia tsruls which IMPLY Ii is demo
cratic triumph. what At ms Of victory m,y mol ex-
peel from oru &c, Jurrls who will really regard IT
as revolution of pnar sentiment,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-23


conclusion "i the Wilde matter H. Ina, # ,,. -
laf"npe. tAP'ri 10 let The water int, "ea'hrt Is
place, 4 U mlles lom clmml.) n Tins ana at thu,
a, G. 81 10 The company, not eNccelng rhr nf"k,
Az BIC breaches which wor, npon NJ ,m,a...,
la'f, Us lar as g., hut. To complete ,l,n'y fs
fns iheh high Gu nlIh h,wrvnr l., aI.,, r,' ~ ras
water mio til. canal And after the via, ' head Il
''y can he finished by The c,,pan,' na,i c o~nti
nj by snail nunnr ii day hands. Tn, .l1 assist
restoring 'e Isl sec,.n irmpr r,nli,io, ae cY,' Il
cost the company unne Than tnnn q Il, xsOx, "e'd hot
No"e " iir iiiasonry was injnr d. ekcen, NJ.
intn' 10 one farm bridge. which, WIS b,d, amIt-
vines hrs' baa,, oth'rmisei II would no, ,syc ""hi,
jurrd a .'s# w. ''e orn III
The walef was let in,e the Canal a, M,io,,
,hfe ON last saturday, 81 that he trade ii b OWEN
q w MSS river - nh row interrupted: and .n anna
can, !" aesre'i. astend the31mrs river ma Il, ~ nais
Dam as there Is no Obstruction e ha,p,n, NJ ,'rr
at tins place being Wing Dam, EXTENDING ami" Dam
Island leaving 'an tsrpesi lrrnci, IL the ivo " an
ocr side II The island unol,s,rucss.3 =, tl,, WI 'hs
my III eoncert can carry iadng INV The riy.S " NIX
h:hmona to iynchbnrg ,akiny il n IN n n'h
to I've River. another trea I've River 10 L,,, ~
ana an iieI from thence 10 Ign hmrr Tn, h,a a1'
lr'pe aeed Ho be ed TO- as sup,,., ~, WIT,
section VIII be III readiness nearly quite a. s,n WIFI
lower. s.-=s u Dc'a I'M slhe
Superintendent }. Il. & X. Canal
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-23

ISGlSN AT, Zee ~
No have intelligence from Santa r. to The 2O,h Dc
'obef, received at 81 LOUIS the 18Th INST Several
recruiting officers bad cd ii. Louis. and were To
Commence The service In few days for the purpose al
"p'anlhg SUI recruits, necessary 10 II up the compile
menI p ile III uos and 81 Louis bal llols. In the
Iofner deaths wero OF daily occureacr, but The li,e
"efe more healthy.
Fifteen hundred American troops aad Twelve pieces Of
arn'ry were TO be despatched against Chihuahua, and
hee companies were already the road bul had halt
"a below Aeqh>qne waiting relofremenis. as II was
tumncd thai The MeNcans had been ratr at I'll
Passo. The American trools Will undoubtedly meet
with stubborn resistance either there OF AT Chhua
hLa
Col. Gipin had arrived with his battalion GEO Price
VAS nj Walnut His and expected L, reach Santa Fe
a 1uut the st of December The command that arrive
al 81 I,u, had suffered severely from cold aud hungc!
IA their tedious route lrom Nana Re.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-23
] an, dear sir.
W III great personal esteem.
Your friend and servant.
JOHN T.. PAI.FREY,
Mr. Hmhrop 10 .Nr. PalGey,
NAsuIhGroN, toLLMAN's IIoTEL, ,
Dee. 5, l5l7.

Dee. ., lSiI
ID ~ Sir lour letter Of 10 day has his moment
heoh handed tome,
ana greatly obliged by The disposition you express 'w
and IN placing IN the char of he House Of Represef,
iallNrs But must be perfectly candid saying yau
that It am 10 occupy hat chair Inn 90 INTO IL with
oul pledges Ut any sof,.
have not sought the place. have solicited no mans
vote At meeting 81 the Wing mrmhersof The House
last evening Gal " hch. however, believe, that yo,i
We're mol presently | was fomallv Illuminated as the
" by Candidate i,r Speaker, aud have accepted the
nom nalon.
Bot have uniformly said To all who have inquired of
me, that my policy IN organizing the House must be
sought lr my general conduct aud ataclcr as pub.
he man
lave been Tor seven years a member of Congress
ifnnl our common State # Massachusetts My VOTES
are ON record. My speeches are in priu If they have
moi been such 10 INSPIRE confidence my course moth
M that could get up for the occasion, the shape OF
pledges o doclai ailons # purpose, ought do So.
SlI,l less could ee IT consistent with NV hon
after having received aud accented general nulna
lon.ard jus the of The election to frame answ ers
specific questions like those whch ,ou have prop ,sed
ina lew gentlemen. AS YOU sngg'sf, and 10 c Withheld
nom The gro at body f me " hos
Deeply therefor as should tep1,t Ia l. So the dsiinc
tion winch the W hlgs III Congress have offered me
and through New England 4r " mi Of the aid ii a
Massachusetts vote, must Yet nspccity define any
norr direct reply 10 the inefgatorles winch your letter
| contains.
wmaln. with every sentiment uf PERSONAL esteem
Your trend and servant,
ROBERT c. WINTHROP
Hon. j, u. PALFREy. Sc. Sc,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-23
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE

VA filday last The Senate did nol sit In HE House
MI j. IL heelSl asked leave 10 report bill from lie
'"oeay cen !" tee Mr. Pettit corrected The report VI
MS speech The day bt re, coulinedin the Guiop and
MAS excessively serere upon Mr. Richie. Mr. Bolts "
CONSENT "n REQ 1@n' rrsnluiIn, authorizing the Pst
N rs er General Ia The contract with th, Rcb. n
and Potomac Raj Il ad. and other roads, which was c,d
twice and referred 80 the Committee ON the Post OFF,
and Post Roads. The death Of Mr. DR. mpooe was thru
announced IN hltng Terms. by his successor Mr. Meade
and a''ef'he adoption OF The customary resolutions tho
ilous~ ADJOURNED
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-23
lHos. NJ WILKINSON,
}. A. iiATClIER.

EHA VlNG purchased the entire interest of Mr.. John
IL A. Hatcher in the concern % Wilkinson s. Hat
cher. and taken the huns foelly occupied by them,
cordially invite call from The customers Of h1 old
Germ and the public generally. to whom | return my
grateful acknun Judgments for the very liberal patronage
bestowed upon Wiiainson s. Hatcher, and hope, by un
RENTED atton business and determination Civ.
satisfaction, merit and receive continuation ct III,
shall keep constantly ON hand good assortment
If the Fashionable and pretty Goods To- lie had ii
the Northern markets, which pledge myselflo sail as
cheap as they be had any where.
Oct. lS-tsif TllOS. Nj. WILLIAMSON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-23
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

onr table Is covered with elegant volumes intended
hsthaS and Ne" Year presents We really cmbarra~
ed Tor terms in hich to convey thing like discnat ns
pras'' W must try however to notice few Of the most
serving. And first OF the largest,
THE CHaFN- PHfAntt puIA Carry 4 U4rr Tb. !,
series OF graceful and elegant groups autographed and cob
oted by Ackemen OF n " wi descriptive illustrations
ELIZABETH + EILET II is of quarto size Each plate has,
couple OF female forms, which the Of the
has been exhausted to portray beauty in all its varied
Some OF the plates might be mistaken for exquisite paintings
LEAFLETS or MEMORY ILLUSTRATED ANNUAL FOX isis
EDITED NJ REYNOLDS CoATfs, NJ. D., PnlIA f. H. Btr-
The illustrations or this mezzotin and generally
by SaRrAiN who stands um, allied in this branch Of art
OF the female iaccs are the "Iady h
bel who yu may al glancs is the embodiment Il
the artist ideal dream Of ovelne but port
"a perfect woman, nobly planned,
To warm to comfort and command,
And yet a spirit still, and bright
With something of angel light
Among the contributors observe the names Of
the most distinguished writers in England and this country,
MLIrtRl IND NAVAL Annual FOR 1S4s PnlLADrIriih,
C1n i,Rr This is very superb yome devoted tothe
preservation Of the fame of the military and naval h.
roas OF the Revolution and the last War 1t contains 81
engraNns with brief and appropriate biographical ketci'
The Illustrations consist Of exquisite engraving, made by ="
ingenious machine, which copcs medal placed in without
turf her assistance from The BARN Of the artist.
iHE oIH-A iuRE GIFT ron THE IIoLY DAYS, rnITfp''
MRs. StRAnJ J. lALE.-NEw YoRK j. {. RIKER.-1he en-
cravings OF this volume, in lnezzotin are numerous tha
OF the Leaflets OF Memory and Of the historical charae
The articles are many Of them from pens writers well know
10 the reading community,
TEE OFFERING OF B2.rrY--pnI,., C,Rpy & HART-"
Offering disposed accept The plates are eX
tea IN hard style Of engra, ing and badly cored "
nope the letter press atone for the illustrations when "
quite ialtry, considering the Publishers.
We have not space to no ice in dctah "
diodcaimos which / main. The CHRISTIAN kEIr-shn
The GAR-AND--The Rose -Fs.fxDsHII's OfFERISG-i
demonstrating Of different merit bnt are all penn
The day Nothing productions of the highest style I" "
and the richest embellishments, will satisfy the fAdo IS "
OF the purchasers Of books of this character :,
Though not exactly embraced in the category oil ann"
and highly ornamen'ed books, may also mention as
bic for Christina PRESENT.
Az EPrToHE OF TIE BlBl.E, FOR CHILDREN, IY 4'
--fhis is work the nature OF whirh is sufficiently ~ -,
by the title. We may take occasion to say tlat II i
pen The wife IF the Hon. YIN {. Rivr>, AID thai
lshed n aid oi a charitable obie-t. - #
All these publications to be had at tho booA '
u. Z. PAYNE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-23
TIE FRESllET- MARIETTA Nd PARkERS
BURG NDAIED

IINCINNATI, Dec 10 U'cT0ck. 7. NJ
The river is sill rising, AT The rate ID hall ala inch an
hour Tine steamboat ibernla from plttsbura, witch
rived his ao on, II porS liat The OHM Ilsina rap
IDLY ro, W eling down hls pint The u Ma
nelta and PaIker- uIg are both lIrdy iuund3ra ,ad r
ports fom Louisville represent h along Tue rver
/" be dstr, ssing oey house tnlt mot surrounded
10y wafer
The city ut Cincinnati pesents sad spectacle als1.
The wIte aud gas Works have both SIs, endrd opera
u 81 he W ! harnr H. del the ,slail shl,cut.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-23
THE. CANAL.

We give place t. lie iolowi letter from Mr.. Rims
the Superintendent Of III. lower division of the Canal
and we gratf to state, in addition, upon The au
thrly Of Nj Gil, ihH the water will be let nlo the
Canal, trm the Conbined locks IL lardware Il vrr To-
morrow aHd Hex day, and hat the aay9 ,toa may he re.
stunned ny Moatlav neN, heteeen Richmond and The
iolmrr ron. Every eNerli1n VII be made to have
the wafer in the remaining miles rs soau As p ssioe
but, as the damage the Water Wek~ dam is very Sc
rioas s'me weeks mus nlapsa before the repnrs are +
lsaed
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-23

There is great deal OF force in the ycty taken BY
The Trenton Stale Gazette OF the dsng nuusuess Of the
assertion oi the President that Congress DECLARED ancst
unanimously that 'wareAis ed by the Of Aiexicon-a
declaration which the Wings aud snne Of The leaders OF
me other Parry objected 10 al the time ,as untrue houul
'hcy voted kr the bill, In the prsa ube Ut walsh Was
embodied rather than defeat the snppli.s Of men ami
money necessary 10 the cessul prose un uf hosill-
ties brought IA by the ac, Of Mr.. Polk hmself The
Gazette says:
We do II think ii becomes any Wing To get angr,
al t1e'' perry rsiens 4 truth They onf ssnns.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-23

.Hesss Editors
To IeM4ve IN slnyh meas.rn The nl immersion Is,

= eSslS EdiorS
10 reaove IN sonrh measure the false impression resi-
y upn the pahii. uind. 10 the I'm unt Of dlu,are
un o. III tlual. by lhr a'. ire- in james Rye.. aud
the line at Which it may be- expected htt the uaviua
'ioa &" Tue same viii be resumed, "g leave 10 say
through your paper: HAT far as the ls scc,n tex
tending rnn Rrhn0nd t, Hardware River. - mills J
Is concerned The damagcis much less from the last fresh
haa that 81 1872 a'th9rgh il frmn two 10 fur fett
(lrcording t"leates.) higher, Than that of 1872
lh,le are 30 breaches ON the last s,c,ion, varying
tum 10 tn 300 iret in lerfh an avera,,n, : fs, q in
ches IN deplh. Il sides these the arues AN, uni If
Damage TO he entertainments cns IS in ajras oas thai
3 ma*'hs &c, which, OF henl~eys " nd moi p,eyeut
"a in head Of wa er from bring in rsluc,.l into Nh.
c'"a' ana winch Tor The III part my b.. ren, ed by
''r conf any usual annual force. her lesufeauJ
MICH u + my &c s'p5ad ml.'i itely. :, 1hl.. Tie