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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-30

Large Sale of Groceries, Dry Goods, shoes,
Leather, &c. at Auct ton,
BY WIN. J. WILLIS, AtCIIoNEfR
~ order of M'sss Irving Roanc, will sell al the
- oi Capt Nm. u Fair, Main street commencing on
frdas morning, October 1t aaa o'clock, his ,n,t, .o, ol
Groceries, Dr.. Goods, shoes, &c,
consisting IN pant Of
Calec, Sugar and Teas, general assortment,
Bacon, Fish and ard,
Nails, assorted sizes,
''mf"f, Pepper. spec ard Nutmogs,
SHOES and ], athcr general assuiin emit,
81, rs nd Al l'omrstics. large assortment
Cotton tzna bltgs al d Cotton ans aud ,arous ether
'oods, 10" numerous To- mention, all 81 Which will lie sold
without The sal, will be ia, day
until completed
g. TRIMS made known o day Of sale.
VIII he added 10 above sale Friday morning,
50 day Brass Clocks vch will lie sold or cash b, the
to close our consg hm,nt, without reserve
Sept D-l WIN j. WILLIS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-30

The above sale IL postponed until Saturday 10th inst
Spi. 30-tl9O r. 'rHOM Trustee.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-30
Farmers and Planters.

BELL, KUCKEK s Co.
ID ESPECTFULLY call the attention of gentlemen
u buying Goods Tor servants wear TO their very hea
Wy stuck Of
3 and Ga Fued Cloths,
Double Milied Sanelis,
Mallory Jeans.
Washington do.
ThomIs ,nvllle do.
81, rs and A. Plaid Lnseys,
hl,c and cuored Blankets, large and small size,
No. ! and Cotton O1naburgs,
WOOL Hats and Gaps,
Sole Lea her.
Best make Richmond Brogans for men servants from
No. s IS.
Acalls respectfully requested from all persons buy
ing such Goods, as the stock is large and must be sold
Sept. 27-4lif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-30
] am. gentlemen.
others, &c.

WILLIAM SMITH
ToF B Dcanc, Jr., Il. X. Crallc, K. }. Davis and
others. &c.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-30
RAG =

TlNIlE hghes; market price in cash paid f.r Cotton
L mud Linen
II n q =.
colotc or white the franklin Paper Mil in ,L. RI;
~ Parcels forwarded the subscriber III be proum,
attended 10, and payment RENTED instructed by III.
owners. JOHN RICHARDS. Superintendent
Richmond. August 26-wGwf franklin Psrcr Mill
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-30
LARGE. SALE OF
Negroes, Crop, >tOCk, &C.

WILL be sold. at The Market House, in the town q
w Ly"ch6urg. On thursday, October Ia. lSi7
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-30
" LITERARY MESSENGER.

Mr. B. B. Minor has dlspos,d Vi The Literary Mes
. en.er. to Mr. john X. 1homIs,n Of Richmond.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-30

NTCHMUND, 0fI"1 IT '0'''
GENTLEMEN IL have had the honor 10 receive your
invitation. to be present at the Convenon about to BIZ
held IN Lynclburg, for the purpose OF promoting the
construction Of Rail Road IN the Ohio River.
The conviction entertain Of the immense advantage
In the State of such an improvement would prompt me
eagerly 10 avail myself otyour p,lte hva'l" were II
possible for me 10 do so.
My engagements, both private and public, however
are such as 10 prevent from leaving Richmond, al
that time
With SINGER, hone tina, the G.libcratione Of the
Convention may be auspicious TO the accomplishing the
!tnENrilnt ol Jet in view
/ an, very respectfully.
Ymr Ob'd, Scrv',.
JNO ~ PATTON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-30
FILL .9.v'D WINTER
+ A s H I Q N s.
lNlllA "a

FOR ls17.s.
NEWEST styles,as adopl ed in New York and PhiI-
l. adelpha. al DlAON'S, fashionable Tailor opp.-
sl,r the VginIan Office
Z. S.Ihe styles for Pants and Goats altogether new
J. DIXON
Sept 20--3l if
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-06
"AlD AND COMFORT

On the eve of the Virginia elections. the Lo-
rofoco presses were busy 10 the endeavor 10
ncucas the idea tina, the Wing parry were
the aiders and abe,tors Of Mexico, hoping
thereby 10 "frigh,en from their proprieiy" ma.
ny who were disguised with the wiekedness
and folly Of our rulers. by inducing them TO
withhold theircensure for fear Of atfording ''sid
and comfort TO enemy" The elections are over
and have resulted in the overwhelming deiea,
Of Locosocoism-a rout so nearly perfect as TO
as,onish the Wings ,hemselves--6ye gerry
wandered Districts having been revoIu,ionized,
and the mismanaeement Of, Wings alone.
saving the Democracy in three others. Ac
cording to Locvfoco authority, wha, does all
this proye2 Why that the Mexicans have
possession of the popular branch Of the State
Legislature, and that nearly t,ro thirds Of The
people Of Iirginis are traitors' This will be
glorious news in Mexico, especially when it is
added tha, these same traitors have il in con-
temptation 10 reward Gen. TAYLOR for the
aid and comfort" he has afforded the Mexi
can Republic. by elec,ing him to tine Presieen.
cy oil the United States.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-06
A PROCLAMATION
BY JOHN YOUNG, Gore,ror Of the State Of
Mr. York

| W hereas II has been represented 70 me tia,
on the night OF the 24th day of March last,
about the hour Of IL O'Clock. certain persons,
disguised and armed, TO the number of from
twenty-five TO thirty persons, unlawtu!ly as
| scInbied at the clearinghouse OF Peter Shell
den, IN the town Of Taghksnic, iD the county
OF Co!umbia. and with force and violence broke
and entered SAID dwelling house and .orcibly
removed thereirom the persons and property
of said sheldon and his family, in violation OF
the laws Of this State, especially the &C, enii.
tied IAN act to prevent persons appearing dis
guised and armed :"
Now, therefore, do hereby offer the follow
ing rewards for the apprehension OF the per
sons engaged in the commission of the aiore-
SAID offence; thatls to say, for the person who
shall be first arrested the sum OF live hundred
dollars, and for such other OF said persons as
shall BE- subsequently srresled the sum OF one
hundred dollars each, 10 be paid upon their
respective convictions.
And whereas II has also been represented to
me tina, on the nigh, Of the 4l>l day OF April,
instant, about the hour oftwelyc O'Clock, GER
tain persons, disguised and armed. 10 the num-
Der OF ten persons, unlawiully assembled at the
dwelling house OF one Samuel Coons, in the
Sllu tOWu VI ldShhdulC, iuJ WIN 1OfCe anu
violence broke and entered lhe said dwelling
house, aud assaulted and wounded the per
sou Of the said Samuel Coons. and iorclbly
removed his property from the said dwelling
house, putting IN tear the sald Samuel CONS
and family IN violation OF the laws OF this
State especially the aforesaid act entitled IAN
act TO prevent persons appearing disguised and
armed"
Now, therefore. | DO hereby offer the follow.
ing rewards for the apprehensions Of the per-
sons engaged IN the commission oil the often
ces last above mentioned tina, is to say. for
the person who shall. be first arrested the sum
of FIVE hundred dollars. aud for such persons
as shall be subsequently arrested the sum Of
one hundred dollars each, 10 be paid upon their
respective convictions.
And do hereby enjon all officers OF justice
10 be vlgiIent IN experimenting SAID Offenders
and bringing them 10 punishment.
Given under my hand and the Prlyy Seal
OF State, al the ci'y OF Albany, this Goth
r.,., day OF April, A. u. lo47.
l'IAIJ JOHN YOUNG.
BY the Governor:
HEsRY V. Corr, Private Secretary.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-06
from The Glare (lreIsud) Jour.al, March %.
OF IRISJ EMiGR ANTS.

We have great pleasure in publishing the
following letter addressed 10 the Rev. r. o.
German, p. p, Of Clare Abbey, from an en-
gran, in the United States. The lberality
and ben.volence manifested by our country
men in America, at this season OF severe sui
fering, is worthy of the highest praise, and is
calculated to cali forth all those warm feelings
Of gratitude which are so easily awak-
ened in the Irish heart There can be- no
doubt. that the restitution around the village
Of Clare, WHITTIER this remittance has been
sent. is very great indeed. and the prayers o.
some who "were ready TO perist"-and
whose lives may be sustained by this timely
aid, will descend in blessings on the heads Of
the generous contributors
MlxrrssBuRo. Virginia. Feb. "a. ls47.
RLv.AND DEAR SIR.-EncIosed you will
find Bill of Exchange for ELS 2s. Cd. cheer
fully and generously contributed by few cit-
liens OF this place. without respect 10 sec, or
party, but whose hear, melt in sympathy for
our poor counlrymen. IN their present awful
and unparalleled visitation. Our transcription
would be much larger (perhaps double were
we TO wait for few days, but then the stea-
mer would have sailed. and many are endur-
ing all tie extremity of hunger while we are
waning, 1nat IhlBht DE trheNtuo uintly aiu;
and what may yet come to hand can be re
united with htle or no additional expense
Besides, we hope that, when the intelligence
reaches Ireland, Of the noble exertlons that are
now being made, through the whole ex.en, OF
tins great Union, from North to South. from
East 10 West, in cities, towns. and Valleys
the appeals that have been made by the most
influential and distinguished men in the land
the generous response they have met in the
hearts Of the people. and the princely dona-
lions OF many private individuals, the i'm.
mense quantity ofprovsions that are collect
ing in all our ports--when, say, this ntelli-
gence reaches Ireland, we hope tina, those
landsharks and cormorants who are now
hording up their provisions, 10 order to secure
to themselves cursed gain, will throw open
their store, and sell them At reasonable
price
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-06
MIR WEBSTER'S REMARKS.

We present our readers with very imper-
fec. sketch of the remarks made by Mr. WEB
,rER, at the dinner given him by the citizens
Of Richmond, on Thursday last, Ills prepar-
ed BY hand by no means accustomed 10 re-
porting, and is necessarily far from being a
jus, representation Of what the great orator
said. Even this inadequate report. however,
viii be interesting as showing something OF
the line OF though, pursued by Mr.. Webster.
and catching perhaps, occasionally, some OF
the features of his peculiar style.
We are happy to say, that M. WEBSTER
has consented TO write out for publication, the
eloquent remarks he made in refererce 10
Chief Justice Marshall-Rich. Times,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-06
STEAM NAVIGATION OF THE
SHENANDOAH.

An Agent passed through shis town on
Sunday last. on bis way to Piisburg, dolly au-
s;.ori<ed by sundry Capitalists TO contract al
,le latter place for The constructions ola steam
boa, adapted to the navigation of'he sheaan-
doah. We learn tina, proposition 10 con-
neaicn with this project, to imrose the nav'-
cation Of the river BY the erection Of side dams
and the removal Of distinctions from the chan
mel. is gaining great favor with those who are
acquainted with the subject. and that an ap-
plication viii be made to the mex, Legislature
for an increase OF the capital stock Of the New
Shenandoah Company 10 enable them 70 car
ry on, the design. II is confidently predicted
BY some Of the most sznguine friends Of the
scheme. that a line o. steamboats, will be ply
ing between POI, Republic and HarpeI's-F Fer.
ry in less than five wears.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-06

"a, this Precinct, owing TO the wan, OF a
Magistrate to qualify the Commissioners and
Clerks, the Polls were no, opened uRt after
three O'Clock. r. NJ, the Commissioners up
to that time, having failed TO procure one,
conclude |, although number Of voters had
lett, 10 pill those present-hence the small
vote al this precinct. This, to say the least,
was very bad management, The Precinct is
rauE VINO ParcrScr, and can give a Wing
majority ofupwards fone hundred--and, had
II not been for this unfortunate circumstance
and the apathy Of the Wing, ai,he Hammock
Precinct, where Wing majority Of a, ras,
twenty FIVE or thirty can be given, our candi-
date for Congress would have received ma.
!oriiy in the Cousay, and the Wing candidates
for the Legislature would have been elected.
--Romney hl
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-06
WESTERN LUNATIC ASYLUM.

We have received copy Of the report of,he
Cour, Of Directors of this institution, TO the
last Legislature. II exhibits the most crafty
ing evidences Of the success Of the efforts Of
the Physician and Superintendent, to alleviate
this mos, distressing Of all the forms Of human
wretehedness. DR.. Suibllng's report (Which
is embraced as tina, of the Directors abounds
in deeply interesting statements, and we would
gladly transfer the whole Of 1t to our columns
could we possibly make room for it; we have
marked several passages which we will endea
vor to publish next week
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-06

The ARMY.--Several officers Of the army
lately arrived at New Orleans from Vera Cruz
are Of opinion that General Scow will be pre-
vented from marching into the interior Of
Mexico, further than the highlands Of Jslsps,
BY the approach oflhe period when the term
Of several volunteer regiments under his conf
mand will expire. Some OF those terms will
expire before the FIRST day Of next July. when
the men may re-enlis, or not. Ifihey choose
10 return home, the General will be under the
necessity OF disbanding them, and providing
,he means Of conveying them to their homes;
and this duty he might be called upon TO per-
form al moment when i would be extremely
inconveneni 10 him and hazardous 10 the ar
my. II is the PAT. Of prudence, therefore. to
remain at Jalapa I'LL he receives reinforce
menis from the United States, or till General
Taylor is so Tar advanced on his march as to
render junction with him easy and sure
Gen. Taylor is in the same situation. The
chief part of his force eonsis,s OF volunteers,
enlisted for twelve months; and though their
terms may not expire as soon as those Of some
of the regiments under Gen. Scott. yethis sit
ua,ion would be critical. II be found himself
a, San Luis Poiosi, or in the vicinity Of the
capital OF Mexico. while bis volunteers claim
ed their discharge and no troops al hand TO
replace lhem.--.E O. Cour.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-06
GOV. young AND ANTI.RENTIsm.

The following Proclamation, issued by the
Wing Governor Of New York on Monday
last, effectively defines his position in refer
ence 70 the oulrages against Law and Order
recently renewed by the deluded .7,lti Renters
in the interior of New York. Though, on
coming into office, he was induced to extend
pardon TO some who were suffering punish
men, for being concerned in former riots of
this sort. our readers will perceive that he is
rot disposed to connlye at these vianies,
when now repeated.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-06

The subscription being placed in my hands
for remittance 70 whatever place | thought
most il need Of il; you may rest assured did
not long hesitate as 10 the place OF lis d~ssina-
ton. My own personal acquaintance with
your district, the intelligence received by the
Limerick Reporter, the Clare Journal. aud
other sources. led me to the melancholy con-
vic,ion. that your kind. generous, and CRATE
full people are the victims OF famine and dis
ease. wish il was 10 my power to give 10
your poor people a stonger sesssaony than
this--how deeply sympaihise with Ihem ia
their distress, and 10 you. Of my unalterea res
pect and esteem.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-06
1.-THE AMERICAN FARMER"

The attention Of our Agricultural friends is
direcled to the Prospectus, in another column.
ofthe "AsrRicis FsRNEs" Il is one OF the
best Agricultural journals published in this
country, and is sent 10 subscribers a, SO low
priee-~only tl--,ha, it is within the reach OF
every farmer. A cheaper and more useful
work capnot be had anywhere, and 20 ller
Of the soil should be withoutii.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-06
CAPT. HARPER.

From letter Of this gallant officer and esti-
mable gentleman TO the Staunion Spectator, OF
which he is the editor, we infer that the Vir-
GINA Regiment al this time forms part Of the
forces under the immediate command Of Gen.
TAYLoR. The detachment which embraced
several companies Of the Virginia Regiment.
Of which Capt. HIS was one, expected to
form junction with Gen. r. the day after the
letter was written.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-06
Mr.. VAWTER, OF MONROE.

This gentleman was Inadvertently set down
las, week in our election returns as Locofoco.
The announcement was copied from Loco
co paper, and escaped our attention until after
the paper was pu, TO press. Mr.. V. is person
ally known to the editor, and more s,aunc.h.
Wing il would he difficult 10 find,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-06

owe invite attention 10 the advertisement,
ofMr. Riddle. His varied and choice collection
Of useful and entertaining books canuo, fail 10
please those WIG ore 10 search ofaznuse,ner, or
obstruction
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-06
PROMOTED.

Among the lis, Of promotions made in the
Medical corps Of the Navy, we observe the
name Of DR.. RICHARD McSHEERy, jr.. to rank
next to Passed Assistant Surgeon WlLLIAMs.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-06
HEsRY V. Corr, Private Secretary

SMILING IN DEArH.-Ths body Of Capt.
Lincoln. immediately upon bus death was Ia
ken 10 Saliiilo. They say lha, his face had
smile upon II. lie must have died instantly.
and al a moment when he saw something
which pleased him. he received a ball Ia
his spine, and another in his head, the latter
lodging under his righr eye, but nos marking
the lid
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-06

The following are the names OF the mem
bers Of Congress elect:
Vhigs Locofoces
Thos s. Fournoy, Arch. Atkinson.
VIM. l.. Goggin. Geo. c. Dromgoolr,
John NJ. Bots. Thomas s. Boeock.
John s. Pendleion, Thomas II. Bayly,
William B. Preston, r. r. l.. Beale
Andrew :. Fulton, James Mcdowell.
William G. Brown
Henry Bedinger.
- Thompson
THE STATE LEGISLATURE.
We also give the following table of the
Wing gains and losses in the State Legisla-
ture:
Whig Gails-Louisa |, Dinwidde |, Glou-
cester !, Elizabeth City and Warwick |.
Buckingham /, C;reenbrer |, Franklin 2.
FauquIer |. Henry /. Montgomery !. Floyd
|, Monroe !. Giles and Mercer |. Patrick
.Cab-ll and Wayne | PeDdleton |, Brax,on,
SC. (rep,) LIS.
Vhig Lo.es--Carolns Senator !, Culpep-
or | /, Charlotte | Accomac 2, Monongalis l.,
Harrison IL
Nett Wing gain | -. equivalent 10 the ann;
hilation Of the Locofoco majority Of % last
winter! The Wing majority in the mex,
House Of Delegates, should there be no fur
ther changes in the few counties that remain
to be heard from, will be 10. the Locoioco ma
jorl,y in the Senate the same.
The to''cving IS the o.Hcial vote OF iiamp-
shlre County -
Hampshire.
Congress Ho. Of DEL
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-06
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
I, is now sscersaed ,ba, the Wings have
carried he popaias branch Of, the State Legls-
lz,ure, and elected six Of the fifteen Represen-
,atves 70 which Virginia is entitled in the
mex, Congress. Last year the Locofocos had
a majority Of twelve in the House Of Delegates.
and fourteen Representatives in the lower
house Of Congress. Mr.. Irving is beaten in
the Buckingham Disiric, by the infamous con-
due, Of portion Of the Wings Of Campbell.
whs allowed local question TO override eve
~ consideration Of patriotism and public duty
Mr.. Newton could have been elected in The
Northern Neck District, 5u, for the apathy OF
a few Wings who were dissatisfied with his
committeeman Mr.. Jones was defeated IN
the Eastern Shore District by the methodist
Conference Question" Thus with proper
management, the Wings could easily have
carried nine OF the Congressional Districts OF
this State, so shanefully gerrynandered By a
Locofoco Legislature in the hope ofsecuring
u, leas, twelve members Of Congress for ten
years. The vote for members Of Congress eX
hibi, Wing gain amply sufficient 10 carry
the Wing iicke, in this State at the mex, Pres
identiaI election.
From ibe Richmond whis tf May ,
We have the pleasure OF announcing that
AnpaEw'S. FuLTos. the Wing candidate 70,
Congress in the Little Tennessee" district,
is beating FArErrE McMuLLrs
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-06

FRoN RIO JArEIRo-By The brig Ana
huac, Capt. Huueson, the New York Jour
nal of Commerce has Rio papers 10 the u
ult., containing Monievideo dates 10 Feb. 10TH
| The General IN Chief, Fructuso Rivera, ar
rived al Mon,eyideo ON the Sd, from Moidan-
ade, accompanied by several officers, nclud-
ing Col Espinosa and Secretary Bravo, who
had been supposed to be dead
From the Rio Janeiro Mercantile OF Feb
2Sth, we translate the following:
at appears that Mr.. Wise, Amerran MN
is:er AT this Cour., addressed note 10 the I'M
perial government, asking an audience to de-
liver 10 His Majesty letter OF csngis'ua'on
from the President VI the United States on &C
count of the birth of her most serene Highness
Isabel; and that the government, replied, that.
in view OF the occurrences which took place
in the months Of November aud December
last. and the expressions Of public opinion on.
that occasion, il was deemed mexpedieDt 10
grant such an audience at present"
GEs. TAYLoa.-The dispatches, character
and conduct OF General TAILOR. are thus
spoken Of by the Courier des Eta.s Uais:-"The
dispatches Of General Taylor bear the same
impress in modesty and simplicity, which
heretofore have marked all the acts and words
of this General. The answer made by him
TO Santa Annals summons TO surrender at DIS
cre,ion, is worthy Of a place in the military
annals Of all people, as model OF grandeur
and courtesy. These three lines. so simple.
90 polite, should suffice TO render illusirlous
the whole life of him who wrote them The
sublime humility is much finer, much gran.
der. than parody OF a saying, the Guard
dies and does not surrender as was the re-
bort Of the frs, statements after the battle"
A6er reporting the anecdotes Of General
Tayl or's personal behavior, his careless self
exposure during the fight. the interest with
which he watched and finally cheered the
success Of the Kentucky regiment, his hu-.
manly in seeking 10 spare the detachment o.
Mericans separated from the man BODY. and
finally his sending back the TWO foreign DE-
serters from our army, instead OF hanging
Them I'D Is BY the laws OF war he mghi
have done-refrrring especially to This last IN.
cident, the Courier exclalms. magnificent
contempt magnificent clemcncy! These
traits and thousand others throw such
charm, and so much OF poetry over char
acter where goodness is allied 10 heroic hrm-
ness, and where the warrior IS cut out OF the
granite of the man Of worth, that the popular
ity Of the victor OF DuenG Tista has become
SO Immense that he will be elected Presiutni
Nv reclamation, ifno unioward accident shaii
befall 10 change the current OF universal sym,
pa,hy now flowing CD all sides towards h'ln'
HuxzA roe PoIx.--Every time our army
achieves victory. the Washington Union says
..the efforts OF the Administration Will Know no
rela ya,ion." This is rich: Taylor has ioughI
ali bis battles burdened by the want OF promp,
co operation on the part the GovernmeItand
Scott took Vera Cruz before bis batserinS can
rou had sll srnvsd ,-->Novth .sssres"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-05-06

MIR. Washington GrssnLow.. hes declined
he appointment q Cpusul N Boecos Ay~s.