American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-08-28
From the National Inteligencer.
COMPRESSION AL ELECTIONS,


NORTH CAROLINA
Samuel r. Carson, the late member, has been
elected in the Burke District, over his opponent,
MIR. Vance. former member In three counties
out of the four of the District the votes were for
Mr.. C. s5l2, for Mr.. v. 2293. Having now
heard from all the Districts, we give a comparative
view of the Representation of the State in the last
and the next Congress.
10Th Congress. ooh Congress-.
Lenuel Sawyer Lemuel Sawyer
Willis Aston Willis Aston
Richard Hines Thomas Hall
JOHN II Bryan john u. Bran
Gabriel Holmes Gabriel FL lines
Archd. MNeill John Cuibeper
Weldon Edwards Uantel Turner
Daniel l.. Bsrringer Daniel L.. Barrnger
Romuus Nj Saunders august II Mebpard
john Long JOHN Long
ILL., w Conner H. w Conner
S r Carson s. r. Carson
Lewis Williams Lewis Williams
The majority OF Mr.. Williams, over his oppo-
nent. is about 1900 votes. In regard to the cleo
ton in this District, in which. from Mr.. WIS de-
cded political course, more than common interest
was felt abroad, we copy the folowin. extract OF
letter from the Raleigh Register:
sour election is just over, and embrace the earliest
opportunity Of communicating the result The contest
IN this county, (Wilkes) has been marked with some de-
gree of warmth The Presidential question was made the
aying point Gas far the friends of General Jackson could
make SOY in Congressional and Senatorial election,
and has not resulted much to their advantage Every
exelon used, strained to the utmost ~
their part Blu, all would do The friends of the Adj
mnsra'ion remained frm and inexbe to their pnrpose,
alike Needless and unmoved by the camor by which they
we're surrounded Mr. Williams re elected to Congress
in the District by majority of upwards Of $500 votes
His majority greater than his most sangulne friends cal
clated upon, having been confined home the greater
ait of the Summer, in consequence of the extreme III
wealth of his faher-and thereby prevented from rebuilt
ing many Of The sanderous charges propaga,ed against
| him !"
It will be seen that there have been but -four
changes in the Representation Of this State. We
can sneak Of the political effect of but one of them
Nr. Cuipeper, one of the new members. is friend
of the Administration, and was the only member
from the State who voted for MIR adams. The
sentiments Of the other three gentlemen, we dc
not know with certainty.
| TENNESSEE.
/ we have not returns from all the Districts o
this State. but learn further, from the TENNESSEE
papers. that MIR. Isacks and MIR. Polk have beer
re elected in their respective districts and that no
bert Desha has been elected in the district latei
represented 1--WE beieve) BY Mr.. alsen, who decli
ned
i Our Kentucky papers, received last evening. IL
not furnish us with any thing respecting the cleo
tions in this State, more conclusive than what w
!, have heretofore published There is yet no intel
lirence whatever from Mr.. F. Johnson's district, ant
nothing further from MT. ir'nloles or N1r. Ae'c"
: er's.
The papers from Kentucky. received on s "a !,
II Iay evening, do not enable US to ascertain, fuiy
thc result Of the Congressional elections in tina
Statc, Nat. Intel 9th inst.
Neru York. Hug %.
yy,frtuuafe acciden--About O'Clock yesterday afte
noon as young man belonging toa sloop from A6aiy
was making her fast Of the spies Whitehall dock
M fs, oaurht him round his left leg and cut entirely o.
The knee What very he honpea on n
remaining leg the side of the s'oop, and WIN very "
~, assssnce rot into small boat and reached the wharf
whence he was Immediately taken to the Hospital
Patronage The patronage of the East India ConPsn
directors IS worth halt million sterling annually FAC
director may appoint the value of 5ool (abou Sloo
ooD This is worth just four times as much as our rres
dency and yet they do not fight and write tor three
four years about it, as we do. ~, :. cH4
The chevalier Kustner from Germany IS on tour Q. m
Uoited States, invited to It BY the interesting or
;vsn bv the Duke Of SAKE Wemer, on bis return fror
his tour