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(ein uno ertra)
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$50 baIbe Siiten uno Soren feline Oolcnss
(perffiepsn.)
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elmer Qualitdt nno aleieb eniacn bic in ben
g. ct. perfauft wsroen fir penfelbcn preis
nnb perpfichten ltb oas 8elo 3urifsuseten
fit alien Oct ntbt S6Gis tefriebiasno 1T.
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SO. So Sloro Urontttra6e, pblaoelpbia,
Grc6UerfaufssDep ber gompanp.
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lid nno fbnea beIorst.
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P"ltor Ger crtten PresbyteriensKirebc
in t1eu J9orf.
Cincinnati, Sebr. Is. 1910.
Or. 8. SwaDns Sosrr :-@rIauben
Sie mir nun Sbnsn iu fbrsibsn, um msin Qcb
BON Sbrer fbdsbarsn MebiSn ausjufprsbsn
uno Sbrsn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Don
PRUNUS VIRGLNIANA ooer IDilo>
firfbensRin alien Samlisnpdtsrn uno
Nnoern ju empfsblen. Ssi msinsn neuliden
&eiisn Bobs cb in iebr pislsn Sdlsn Die wuns
osrboren QSirfunSsn Sbrr OleoiSiu 9sfsbsn,
cas lie &nbsr bon fsbr wbsrliben 9eioen, tols
bsn ais 'euiten, Ntbeln, ,QSir9sn nit Sbsim,
aifbma Nnfdllen &c. befrst. Sb mtroe oennocb
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uno oft sebnfab ben Yrsis wsrtb.
X. Jafion, 8. 9.
Ser cri9ins0s uno sinSis abts 9trtifst miro
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NGarfd1all, 4senten fir &eabin9.
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pottstaun.
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i'm ltten $sbsnsjabre.
am 80. gloS., in biGsr Staot Soiepb,
G6bn6sn BON Solepb Naacsnbuleb. i'm stem
$etensjahrs.
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Wtonumente, Grab iteine
MnD Sott0rbett.

Ole llntsrSsbnstsn bsten bsm psrsbrtsn
pubIifum ibrs 9isnffe an, in 4u5fibrun9 BON
einfaben uno psrsiertsn Wonumsntsn, Mar:
NOR: unp @aneifsins9lrbeiten Su wpblfsilsn
Yreifsn.
Sclbe brer Mtbirssr wslbe etrpas 8ors
sdslifes in Dem cbi9sn Sabe 81 BADEN mins
fben itnb bof1bif sin9elabsn anjurufen unb
ibre fsrti9en Irbeiten, spis AUDI ibre erobeSails
lung BON 3sibnun9sn fir Wcnumente uno
@rabifsins in 9tu9snfbsn su nebmsn.
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s. Sotem,
X. Drerel.
Niesslbabnifrass, Spifben Der penn unb
Tranflin, Nsaoins.
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c5faac SpbiiDu, tsstbin bon

gacrnarpon 9annfebip Seres gauntp.
Ser untsr3eibnete Nuoitor, anaeitcllt rurh
bic DaiGencourt bon Seres gauntp, sur ltm
terfuhuns, Bieeeranaabe nnp ltebsrfcttluns
oer S1ednuns Yon Sames G. Bslls. greeus
tor res sepaebtsn beritortsnen Slaae Notis
lon, uno CUR Ssrtbeluna osr 8ilans in oefs
Zen 6dnoen, niro sen pfihten ieiner Gn'
ite(luna atiparten in feiner Imteitnte in oer
@tabt Neabins, am ndebtten lten Oeesms
ber, nm 10 llbr Sormittass, ipoDon bic ins
tereflrten partsien sefdllisit Slohs nebmsn
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2tm Samifage osn 27ifsn Ros
RaA.ERpsmbe sntlsf BON @nsanb u.
ID McMafsn's 9russStobr Ro.
Is, OfzVennifrass, &eapins, Elm ifarf:ausfss
bsnosr bunfsleslbsr "Uerrier Suno," NIT
lanssn 6aarsn an psr Hafe, ssffustsn Sbrsn
uno Sbwany trus an fsinem 6alfe, aIs sr
fcrtIist Elm 6alsbano nit ccppeItsr Sstts, sss
;eibnet L. M England, Reading, Pa. QBsr
ben srfastsn Sunb an feinsn gi9sntbimsr ;us
radbrinst stmirO cine anssmsnene Sslobnuns ere
boltsn. q. N. Enalano.
&saein9, December I. 3m.
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THE TRI-WEENLY NEWS

Will be issued from the same office, from &
after the first of January next on TUESDAYS,
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will contain the same matter as the Daylv in
cIuding the neUs Of the day on wAich 1t IS
issued,
The regular subscription price will be Three
Dollars for single copy per annum.
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time and addressed to the same Post-office.
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and Fifty Cents copy.
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time and addressed to the same Post-office, at
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Published at the same office, on every Satur-
day morning, is a cheap Family Paper, devo-
ted to Politics, News, Literature, the Arts and
Sciences, the interests of Trade and business
and contains full and accurate accounts ofthe
Markets. 1t will be furnished to subscribers at
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Surge AeberGbt Der Wtdrfte.
9bila0elpbia, 9sc'ber 4 lS47.

DiebmarFt. Sblabtobisn $44 Bis Ct
Die 100 pfuno. WibfiDe bratbtsn $1s biS
$36; Sprin9sr $l2 biS $25; trO6ne &,ibe
Sc biz $l5. Sbwsine murbsn psrfauit su
s53 blS st Die 100 pfuno. Sbaafe wurben
Su 81 Bis 4, ba6 Stiif, psrfauft.
Srud3t uno tl1ebl-Sn pbilabelpbia was
rem bic 8erfdufs BON bsifsn Slausr fir Samie
lisns@ebraub SO 624 bs So rs oas Sdrrsl;
@slf6fornmsbl foifsts So 25, mar absr psnia
Su psrfaufen; i'm Srubtbanbsl wuree rpsn9
9stban WeiSsn mar in 0abfrase ju ST. 40.
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Oie 8Dbentltben Weutafeiten.

Cine wtbentlide csutlbs 3eituns 9swiomst
sur Ssrtbsioi9uns 9siuncer Wbies@runpidss
unb Der 8erbretun9 lofaler, ausWartissr lnb
einbsimltber Hadbrbtsn, prb ppn llnb nad)
een ndblfsn erifsn Mdr5 eribsinsn. Ole 9rc.
be Jtctbwenei9fsit Der pubIijirung zines lclhsn
Slatts6 auf Der atlantibsn SesfIifs. miroSss
bsn einlsubtsn, uno bic Sosraus9sber Inp pas
ber entfblciFn Elm Slatt Su 9rtinoen welbss
bes 9ertrauenS unb Der lIntsrifieun9 ibrsr
eeutlben Mitbirser wertb lit.
Ser SubftriptionSpreiS fir Elm einjelnss grs
smplar iit Z in { Sbaler unb so Ste jdbrl.
8isr @remplare, 9!eibSeti9 bsifelIt unD an
Cine pOifsOffies aoorsfltrt wsrpen fir Ii n t
{ balsr jdbrlhb 9slefsrt.
3ebn oosr msbr @rsmplars, slsibEtis unb
in iuen pad bsifsat fir g insn sbas
Ter baS Grsmplar, jdbrIib.
6cFSn fsinsm Sale miro bic Dayly, Tris
,ceekly, or Weekly Ne,es, ODER bic QSobsnts
liben Hsui9feiten 9sibift auser 9orauss
be5ablun9; uno fein Slatt miro nab Nb>
lauf Der Ssit ssfbift aussr bic Subftription
mdre srneuert rporcen.
GF@slo burb bic Yoif asfbift esbt auf
&esfant Der Seraus9sbsr. Notsn BON alien
Spseis ;ablenoen Sanfen, in irsenb sinsmsbsi>
le psr Union, psrosn in Sssabluns 3sncmmsn.
parfon Sanoerfon u. KillinSer.
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6eute erbaltm BON S1su Oorf, bas sr66te
uno ausasoebntsite 4fortemsnt non rotbem
6oblsg eoer bas jsmals gum Serfauf anse.
boten rpuroe III Der @taot Neaoina. tpeldes
lsbr poblfei( perfauft miro fhr Baarselo.
Z. ). Selir uno 90.
81. 30. g6s Der penn uno st. ct.
SloUember 9. 81.
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BD 1T Titplas @ibborn ?

aus 9umburs, lei 3tpeibrifen, i'm Wbsin'
freis SaperM.
OerIelbe Fam Dor unaefdbr IA Sabrsn naeb
2merifa, wobnte in pbilabelpbia all,po CT
ft6 Derbsiratbete uno Stcbrasfetdfte bstriet.
gs 1T srmittslt oaB er iteb irsenO,po in peils
fplpanien anfbalt, nno es rpiro seiaat pab CT
in Oaupbin gauntp 9tcbradbdhs betrsbt.
Srseno jemano Der Iusfunft BON ibm 5u ses
ben ipsb 1T rurtt sinen bseitmmsrtcn Bru=
Der sebsten icltbes ju tbun inter natbfolseus
Der IobreGe: 7obanns Gibborn
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SeihloiTsn, ourb Die Scaro Der Sauntp
@ommifiicnsrs, bas cas Soaltsn 6Ttntlibsr
SerfammIunssn, 9lbencs i'm Scurtbauie naf
oisism nibt msbr srlautt fein foa.
SsseugtS 7ebn z. Gunnius, CDR
SloUem6er %. An,
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QS0iIenCDurt 8erfQuf.

3ufcl9e elmer 9ercrbnuna ser Baifsneourt
bon Bsrfs gauntp, miro auf 6ftntlieberDe
Que bsrfauft rpsrpcn, Gamitass Den llten
December ls47, am tffentlieben 5anfe bon
gbrittian 9anfel, Sat,pirtb in $anaIttwatll
Sauni6ip, Serfs gauntp, al jsne asmiGe
QB0bnua @runoffIf oberStiif Sano
sclssen im erfasten 9aunI6ip. arenseno all
$ano BON Saeob Srieorih, oes fribern Don
Gepra Srein, isst Salentn gieiit, gIiiabetb
Senninser, uno $anb ces perfcrbenen 6eias
rid 8anmer, uno entbaltsno pier lferuno
orei uno fed3ia Hutben aenaues W1aB.
9ie parauf errihteten BerteGerunsen Inb
wA Elm ffeinernes 6aus, elm uno eis
:::Hgla nen balben Stof bod, unb Elm
ssNs& nod niht aans fertiaer StaG eis
ne @aferqueae 1T auf Dem plase. nabs bel
Dem 0BobnhauIt. - $ssthin ras gisentbnm
oes bsrttorbenen Saoio gbriitman.
Ger Ssrfauf beannt tim l ltbr Nahmits
rags, ,pann aebIbrsnoe Nufmartuna aeaeben
uno Die Sertaufs Bsoinsunssn bsfannt sss
maebt ,peroen Gollen BON
6eers guo,pis, Nbminifrator.
9urb bic @curt-3. s. tiIaurer, Sbrsbsr.
Jeopsnlber 8. 1S47. Sam.
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t6anplase ilnp bss Cages.
Vebi nan naen.

DVDV 9 II z Ell
Ser .Satsrlancs QBdhter" wirb init
san5 nsuen Buttabsn seoruft fir osn ae'
ringer prsie BON so gents mdbreno pcr Sis
sung fir eim gremplar. S grsmrlarc fir
30 ; nno ST. fir pen aansen Sabraaas. Sir
weiteres menos man ldb al ben Ssrausastsr
unp eisentbimer. SEQ. 8srsner
Staats Sruder.
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SUIT erbalten,

cds Stsfsln nsldbe fsbr wcbls
sSS1feil perfauft wsrosn, entmspsr bsi 9ans
sen Siffen ODER einjelnsn Yaarsn.
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Neabna, December 7.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-01-21
HOW TO SPELL CAT.

= BY lIIssoURI CORRESPONDENT.
Sometime during The last war with Great
Britain, the - Regiment of Infantry was
stationed nesk Boston. Old Doctor NJ
(peace to his ashes) was surgeon to the Regi-
mept. The Doctor was an old gentleman of
very precise and formal manners, who stood
a great deal upon his dignity of department,
aud was, in bis own estimation, one of the
li,efati of ihe army. Nevertheless he was
fond of a joke--prsvided always, it was not
perpeiraied al his own expense. Haa'
1t is well known, In the sold SCHOOL, that
at The coinmencemenLo of the war, number
OF citizens were appointed officers in the
Army, who were more noted for their chiv-
ally than for the correctness of their orthog-
raphy. The Doctor took little pains to con-
ceal his contempt for the thew set.'l Aa
One day, al mess, after the decanter had
performed sundry perambula,ions OF The table
Captain s., a brave and accomplished
officer, and great wag, remarked to the
Doctor-who had been somewhat severe III
his remarks on the literary deficiencies OF
some of the new officers:-- o4ulf a.-t ,.e71e
Doctor Nj, are you acquainted with
Captain G-?'
'ies, ! know him WE'LL replied the DOC
to-, Hes one of the new set--but what of
him?' sg5 rH1a-sa D.s a-a f,e
Nothing in PARTICULAR replied Captain
S-,H have just received letter from
him aud | will wager you dozen OF old
Port that you cannot guess in six guesses
how he spells Cat 'v aoaasfsi 3@a -ta7
DOM said the Doctor, Sits wager 4.
sWell-commence guessing said s..
sKa-a-double t. a4i @
"No.' ar gayas .e.
katie E H1E1 as tinot9 1s e
sNo-uy again. a seasss5E smas q
Scat te.' e54-r ess g+,.24 &c i1ao .as-
'No-you have missed it again,
SWELL, them resumed the Doctor 'C-a-dou-
| BILE t. GecI r .s-o.eg 10bGr aiazI
NO, that's not the way-try again-its
your last que SIS s351p d Ha ahi RI.
| 'C-a-g-h-i.' sa
NO said s., sthafs not the way
you have lost the wager g ,Hti4 7a'o
well, said The Doctor, with much petu-
lence of manner, show the Devil does he
spell III
/ -sWby he spells it Cat replied S.
with utmost gravity. ~
/ Amid the roar of the mess, and almos
choking with rage, the Doctor sprang 10 hi
feet exclaimIng: 1
Capt. S., am too old a man to b
, irified with in this manner. e5 -,s- -
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-01-21
MR.. KINGS REMARKS.

Shortly after came here / saw MIR. S. T.
Marshall He called omeS to him from my
seat. AS Twas owing him a small fee, he
asked me to pay him--said that he was
strapped and that he wanted the money. /
told him that could not pay him then but
that expected to get some by Christmas.-
The next time met him he asked me how
the Wings were going as to U. S. Senators,
Iaold him that they wanted TO gel two wings
buff they could not do that, they would per
haps put up with one wing and one demo
crat. had several chats with Marshall, who
began to broach the subject of my voting for
Dodge. During The lines was with him
he made the election of Sena tors the topic 81
conversations. He offered me a 500 Mis-
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-01-21
THE DEsERTER.

There is story going the rounds of the
press giving detailed account OF the recog-
niiion at the evacuation of Monterey, of de
serier from our army, said to have been a
Lieutenant. The truth of the matter no
doubt is as told by Kendall of the ~ o. Pr
cayune. He says: .ez
On The second day of the evacuation, sea-
ted upon the first gun as lis captain, came
the renegade Riley. The deserter was'ill at
ease, notwithstanding bis comfortable seat,
as the column passed through the thorough
fares which were lined with Americans; but
il was not until his eye caught some OF his
old comrades that the spirit of the wretch
died within him. The company knew that
he was to pass out, and bad stationed them,
selves near barricade, opposite the quarters
then occupied by COL Duncan, as the best
position from whence TO give hima broadside
of reproaches. 'sRiley, desartin' thafe, amt
yc ashamed of yerself?" said one of his for
mer messmaies, an lrishman, and one of the
best soldiers in the company. The color
entirely iorsook the face of the runaway
s'When ys desarted why didn't ye go aiming
dacenii white people, and moi be helpin'
these bloody nagers pack off their varmln2
conIinuedlh the speaker, his comrades keeping
III ,.g a running accompaniment of groans and
from the gun, every limb trembling win -sf6'
lject fear, and as be passed through the bar.
ricade the wretch supported his lettering
knees by placing hand on the revolving
wheels Of the carriage. Not until the barri-
cade was passed, aud he was out of hearing
of his former comrades, did he remount his
gun; and even then, so utterly PROSTATE were
all his faculties, he had barely strength "a
Chamber upon the carriage. -Olher deser
tiers were in the ranks of the enemy-runa
way negroes as Well-but not one. of them
was as well known as was the traitor Riley
not one of them received such a blightnns
shower Of contempt, such a whitening lorna
do of scorn. st .s >.st-a,-a
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-01-21

ted in business which, if not checked, now
in the commencement of our independent
existence, will eat out the very vitals of our
new State and sow corruption and infamy
under It's very foundations. have not space
to speak of this subject as Iwish. .e.5aEi 3a
think the locofocos in the House COR
nived at the peridy of those concerned in
this heIiish business, without solitary ex-
cepiion, by not only refusing TO pass a vote
of thanks TO Mr.. King lorexposing the mat
ter, but by their various attempts TO clog in
vesiigaiion. Amidst great deal of oPpos-
lion ofthe locos the wings finally Obtained the
appointment OF committeeto investigate the
whole subject, with power 10 send for per-
sons aud papers. The locofocos opposed
the action fihe wings at every STEP. One
would have supposed that some among them
might have been found sufficiently honest to
have denounced lhe transaction in their seats
and thus have fufthered the wings in their
attempts TO have the matter thoroughly in
vesiigafed. The power of The party seems
in this transaction, TO have been paramount
10 every consideration of justice and virtue.
o, it is sad state of things, when protested
ly honorable men can connive at corruption
like This merely 10 screen their party from
well merited odium. fa ai5,s
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| Inanpolis Correspondence OF the Journal.
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 10, lS47.


Oar Sri am afraid you will think me
very egectfnl, in mol before writing. Put j.,
downif you please, moi 10 Incidence, or
disreard to promises, but TO the true cause
-illheallh. | am now | trust restored, and
able be of some service TO my friends.
We hive at last gol report from the Joint
Committee, to which, the amendments pro-
posee by the Bondholders, to The act of last
sessin, providing for the "funded deb, Of
lndina, and finishing the Wabash and Erie
CAM, to Evansville, ''was referred 1t does
not materially differ from The bill which /
sen. Ou, aud which, presume, you received
from plher souces. Ii was reported on Sat
urday and laid on The table, and ordered to
be printed. twill be laid on our desks TO
morrow, and by Dext mad will send you a
copy. 1t will think, pass, though the bat
lie has yet 10 be fought; and we have bu,
\ shoa time 10 do il in, for i is probable, the
House will adjourn on The 25h inst. But il
ii should not pass, there is company now
here, ready to construct the canal, and are
now preparing bill for ihai purpose
Nohins scarcely, of any importance, bas
been dohe by our Legislature. A bill pro
posing 10 garnishee the monies due the debt
OF, aiies the officer had made a return, on the
execution against him, that sufficient proper
~ could be found 10 satisfy any judgement
agaias, him; has been defeated by a large
majority. A bill authorizing a proceeding
in chancery, in order 10 get decree; oblig
ing he ,debiorto any judgement debtor, af
her AZ. iexaaeRiian al common law and return
10 The plaintiff in such judgement, has a,s,
been rejected, bu not by so large majority
There is now bill in the House of Rep
resenlatives proposing modification in on
execution laws, which, besides, other change
authorizes that property real and personal
my be sold, for one half its cash value.
will not, | think, pass IN this form though
think, il will pass 10 some form.
will write you By next mail, before which
hope we shall know more as TO Tie feeling
Of The House, on the canal, &c.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-01-21
THE BRIDE.


The vow has been taken the blessing is DER,
And the home OF her childhood shall know her
no more; g = ~ neai - v.ss ssa
She has flown to her chamber one moment to
hide gf a5JGss1f s g y sts+@
The ihoaghts crowding quickly on the young
blushing bride.
Ha efFa5 aetS .td .s.i - ~ =. - .stsA
There lie Joy: at her heart. and all peacefully flow
The currents that sw Ill from her bosom OF snow,
And calm is her eye in the fullness OF bliss. .
For she asks not if Heaven be more happy
than this.
..3,aa S ssaaa -s3aiersa 5 a,.l . hsr Ih
Yet pen.iveiy sad falls the shade of the lid
Ger the heaven of that eye by its long lashes
IL hid, ga .Es sai a7'Epsi 81 k4ta 81 sass
As the cloud-shadows fall on the ripe harvest
:" field, 's"3"s s''
The tender young grain from the noonbeam TO
ss snisio'' o8 ! .ts,jsgs s1sa saata ~
What mist with its moisture s dimming her gaze
What thonght casts a shadow DER her bright
-Hs1i est Of days. ee@ .s tr
The voices of childhood in wild echoes come,
With the thought OF her mother all lonely at
E6 home. SIX ls+t- st~lr'.s se-l - II
Oh! her blame not, lord OF her destiny; thou
Who rulest tn e sun of he r happiness now!
The iruer the tone of her heart-chords may be
To the soft claims of childhood. the truer TO
a thee! Jez IBoUDoIR, FOR l847.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1847-01-21
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA, THURSDAY JANUARY q, Is47

had of the most extraordinary floods ev-
er wiessed in this region, and very great
lnjurbas resulted. While river rose some
threer four feet higher than II was eve'
know since the settlement of the country,
and Is completely inundated snberb on
The eoosiie side of the river, called String
iownSashing off many Of the houses, fur
niurand all, and nearly running the balance,
Greaaamage has also been sustained along
its mgin above and below, by the washing
off corncribs, warehouses, porkhouses,
fence &C. s.ii Fs..g. s44saaaa5 lg
TT loss and distress will be very great,
and ns feared will be general on all the riv-
ers 1.-THE State. .~
Respectfully your obi. Serv'i.
sa .s-,., VIM. H. STOCKWELL. :,