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in this community, where Mrs Polk is best known,-ihe compliment will be duly appre- ciated.-Tsp. Dem.

 This lady is one among the most sen slble, refined, and accomplished of her sex, and will adorn the White House, at Wasli- ington, over which she is destined to pre- side with distinguished honor 10 he, country. All who have mingled in her society know well how to appreciate the graeefulness of her disposition. We have seen few women that have developed more of the genuine re- publican characteristics of the American la dy. She has her admirers not only in the highest, but n the humble walks of life The poor know her fer her benevolence :- the rich for the plainness of her equppage; the church for he| consistency; the unfor tnnate for her charities; and society itself for the veneration and respect which her vir- tues have every where awarded her We feel proud that the southwest can boast of such noble offspring"