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STAGE NOTICE,

Ic~ion and Praviden>e Com :
- mrtcnl Line oi SiegSs, ioavo
"A SW rc-r's Nanufnr inrrfs' rio.
GTM%SsxsCrLkTTr1{~ tel, Pfuv'r nee. -y~ry m~rnhps
~ O. aaLn- ut 3 o'e,ck. A. ". ana M
rives In Dostun, at hnif ims' I,
p. NJ. '~f
Books kept Mt the S'taee Office, (Saencrr's Hc;el nj ~
Washington ll,tei. Busseyr liotei. and J.. Stones Tavern.
Tho drivers ofihis tine 81 stage, !r've through 10 Bu.t"n.
and any business entrusted to item will he punstuaIiy a.
tended 10.
Passengers in The steam ro,ts II IN New-yosk, cs al.
ways he certain &c finding one ~ y ore Of The oAachcs of ihh
line In readiness at the Steam tini " tr,i. t. take ptsseNucx
thru III To Boston. A. FULLER, .Agsnt, Eu@on.
Nov. 20 q BOTiIaOP, dssni, ProvIdenee.
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X

In this town, on Thursday morning last, by the Rev DIR
Sophia Laned. daughter of The late w illiam Larned. Esn'
ofthis town.
In East Greenwich, on Thursday evening last, by Rev Mr.
Wood, Mt Henry ribbiits, merchant, of this town, 10 Miss
Harriet King, daughter Of samuel King, Esq. ofthe fumer
place.
In WEXFORD, William G Bowen, Esq. of East Greenwich,
TO Miss Susan Z Packard, daughter VI the lage Capt Samuel
Packard, Of North Kingstown.
In Boston, on Monday evening last, by Rev Mr. Ripley,
Mr. Charles Cllilds, OF this town, 10 Miss Abigail q. daughter
OF DR. Alexander Tliayer, OF the former place.
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NEW CLOTHING STORE,

W9ART L DAwLEY, Mr.cnAsr rA,Lon., M
Cssts, C~as1imuss, Ysshags, ~7rimmipgs, e. q ~
ryst fashionable patterns and euiors.
ALso, constantly on hard an extensive ssorns.t q
READY MADE CLOTHING: co ssling Of bius, hsek,
olive aud mixed Dress Costi, Slue, olive, elafet, hrows,
mixed and Corbeau FL ocks and Spyfouts; blue, blnek, olvs,
drai, m xed and white Brondcloth and Assirncrc Pnpss.
ioonsi Velvet, six, Molc,kin, Cashmere, To'Inctt, vaIcn.
e bpnd Marsci,ios Pests. q
An Garments purchased " HART q DAwLtr which
shat MI answer tie expectation ofthe purchaser, may bs
returned, and others viii re made.
1IrGarmenis will be III ,dc to order, and In style nfsskS
to none.
IL Cutting patic,J,r attended to.
sou ~
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ANA IN7ELLIGENCE.

INTELLIGENCE.
Len the basin, On Wednesday, Miibury, for Blackstone,
with cotton and coal.
On Thursday, Massachusetts,, for Blackstone, with cot
ION.
The Lady Darlington, which len here 9TH inst. with plas-
tss, fs Worcester, got out OF her course In the pond tho 9th
Or SIDE Of the Blackstone Factory, on Saturday night last,
and struck upon a rock, which injured her 50 much that slo
was obliged 10 unload, and return TO this place for repairs,
where she arrived on Wednesday morning last.
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AT a Court Of Probate held IN Cl.adesiovn, IN the County OF
Washington, on the iSt day of Uecenber, A. ID. 1923.
A N instrument was presented 10 said Court, for PROBATE,
"A purorinp To he the l,st VIII and Testament of May
CLARKE, late Of said Charles own, deceased. The consider
alton thereof u referred 10 a Count OF Probate Ia he holden ut
the house Of David Cl'ike, IN said Town, on the first Mon
day IN January next, nj ocnck, L. VI. ut which time aud
place all codeernej therein may appear aad be heard in the
premises. By order:
Dec 10 SAMUEL STANTON, p. Cq,rk.
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VESSELS sPoKEN.

VESSELS sPoKEN.
Lat 81 20, Ion 30 30, brig Lucy Ann, 30 ds n 81 Andrews
for Havana.
4h Inst of Cspe Hsasras, brig Ann Maria, I'm PhiIadel;
phia for n Barts.
27ih ut. lat "a 81. Ion "a, brig George, is de I'm Bath for
Havana.
25th uit. Oft Cape Florida, ship Clifford Wayne, I'm Hav,-
ma for London.
eth nit. of Key West, brig Biakely I'm Portland for New
Orieans.
I'd us. lat Sc, Ion 20, brig Lady Washington, "a d. from
Para for Gibraltar.
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Block Island, was'run foul Of by . sshr which carried
away the ~howspri,, and was compelled TO pu, in here
for repairs.
schr Jane, Hoskins. Charleston.
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Sailed yesterday. schr NEEDLE Not, Insley. Rich
uopd; sloops George f. Phebe, West, New Bedford
Huntrsss, Smith, New York; Albion, Barker, Nor
Vich-and others.
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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

rUSHE Commissioners on the estate Of DANIEL PArrE,
ID deceased, give nutict that the Hon. Court Of P,Oiitc
has extended the lime OF their Commission SIX months from
September 18th, 1873.
They viii attend nj the Store orSTEPHENA APLis, SOuth
Main street, On the last Monday ol the time above Luvl ION.
ed, To receive ali CLAIMS wibel, sall Ut tirlt tins b. brought
Ia. All penons. indebted u said estate are requested IL make
Immediate payment. STEPHEN A. APLiN,
GEO. BUCkLIN,
Dec X. w. POTTER.
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MURRAY,S EXERCISES.

MUST pcei.eI by A. 5. BECkNlrH, No. 10, Market
eU street, Providence.
Mlray's Exercises. a new and greatly improved stcreo-
typed edition, IN which all the rules at ~ ntax are inserted,
aud references Ivy figures are made u the rules and uhserva-
tIHrs: by which false amman is 10 be corrected. BY !. Al
ger, Jr. dec I3
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DIED.

In this town on Thursday morning last, Capt Benjamin
6 lexter, aged 50. Funeral this morning at 10 o'clock,
from his late dwelling muse, South Main street, where the
relatives and friends are requested to attend without further
Invitation.
In Centrevilo I'd inst. william Shaw, infant son Of Mr.
Joseph w Greene, aged Is months.
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CADET MARINE JOURNAL.

High Wster-Tbi, Day oh Sun. Sunday 2h 55ln. Monday
Oh Am. Tuesday, 4h. 3tn.
lJsubtracttag ~ minute, yves tho time OIL high water q, Newport
sddiax . hours aud 5 minutes, give, The line OF high water nj Bo.tos
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PROM Qua CORRESPONDENTS.

yRoH our oRREspoSDGsrs.
NEWPORT Dee IL.
Arr On Tuesday ship ABIGAIL, Potter. from Pasi-
- Ocean, with Zoo bbls oil, bound 10 New Bed
Ord.
Alss orr sehr William, Brown, 8 days I'm North
YsrnsnA, bound to New York On Mosday, of
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MARTIN sToDDARD returns hk thanks 10 hs friends
md fellow citizens. for their prompt and efficient exertions
n rescning hs property trom the fire on wednesday. Any
pssscns having any OF his goods IN their possession, win con
ksa hvo by Immediately returning Them 10 hk counting
room.
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A Carl
A CARD,

D. RUSSELL returns his thanks to his fellow citizens,
Who kindly assisted In saving his property from the fire OH
Wednesday. Z
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GROCERIES.
KXTILLTAM WALL Oilers i,r sale nj his store No. -,
South Main street, the following articles, ut whole.
sale or retail
~ hhds. Molasses
20 boxes New York Soap
IS do small Providence do
3 hhds. 81. Croix Rum
8 bbhs. old Nliiskry
2 pipes Holland Gin
g ar. casks Lisbon Wine
{" 4" Teurriffc do
" Sweet Malaga
10 bags Coffee
I hbd. Old Jamaica
so KEYS Lard
10 do Butter
20 quintals Goldfish
Teas OF all kinds-and finally about every article called
Tor in the grocery line. At Dec 6
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HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.

E|Sr rece. we'd direct from the manufacturers, VIA New
sP Yok. n fresh supply of Hardware and { ntiefy, oVd.
siSiing of Pocket and Pen Knives; silver stcsI RSvon, TA<
bile Knives and Forks; dessert do; odd Fotks " nI,teh3
Scissors n d Shears; Chi-~eIs aud Gouses; braces and rrttsj
Anger bits, odd Bdis Of every kind; Hand and B.ck Sawsj
oruss Gmt Saws; Plane irons. Files and lasIs; sewint
Needles; &c. NC. and Ls of uilier articles, ta nllnerBs ~
mention Ia an advertisement. Please sail nj No. 4. Boad:
street, the store formerly occupied by M.ssIs. JoIs ssd
James Peek. ALLEN 4 BElJCDkR.
Dec6
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BREWER d WILCOX, OLIVER and
SIMEON BREWER, express their obligations 10 their fei-
low citizens for saving Their property from the fire on
Wednesday.
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CIEARED

schr Henry Clay, Hall, Philadelphia
6loop Huntress, Smith, New YGrs
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AN1I.BlIiOUS PILLS,

These two pirralat ons .ou iUel, con. tate an IN sssso<p
remedy tr 0e DgyUpsis eysD ails, II bss sr auiis y! ~. wei
os innts churctyi, nd tc.isei eyeiS enuu af rof@ avs,I
ski,L Nh,r hob ncii toes ne sinirisler.d ~ r.ure-t~s
accoiciLs Co plain ard pgFHcaiar drecf.As sctnr.t aa.ibs
the J csttaM, tys, Ge, th,y thigu,ily . Use u, sl1,v y--s
cinal of iasi vi,tij mutus ~lieh u the rfosiinale ,su,. ~ r.
dig drt' and n iofc and ,dn"la"' tie, resi,te tie n sAAx
scti"" aud tnrfg, ol nc stomach Ia iSfengtl en- tie dstitAssS
,,teui. The proprietor co a.o conf i-idly rsrummeoJ ~
petsiaHe So 10 rs one VI the bst tnsdies kner Ia ~
8 az Usad 9chs.
P,ire ~ oyais each look. aHf f
.. eps Ell honi Ice o,trimsi rseipe IN Ms, oftt. isi. n.
W. !. CospAs. nv ~. im'ncdias succe .oi, Ind he ,dc er-
pitls, z. SiDDtR nr what, u ua, b. had wh. e.r,., go
al The ohci msItris', \. ,raes .he Lie ID. css~s-)a
ik, Cos.,Ss Rp,m, uyei 40 ", CAheriy sslsa N . ~
uurgc VI e. sd ssu "A ,usy . ar,ti.. be. Gu end 81 ,e<nsl =
b. y .eip. aPi oranse T., ~. tPti rbLtIi,J "a, SID <k6
III. MASON 3 cu PsI,slst IN. =. I, ll0Oak.k~
yrri smi az NilLiaHS. War.A. -. IN
/ .. ul.,i,s ih,. 800 80 saMneT ~ st"v, the ers,p as.Ss
tune sfr kd 80, ~, w, oussls r'i-i.I ,srcgv1.
IL lug j.. svs mss' 70 ~.e sha ~ 10 els ssrsA
E~.
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At a Count OF Probate holden In and for the town VI Glonces-
ter, the 9th day of cc%enber,A A. d.. 1898
PHNiE last WIN ant Testament of squire Andrews, late
4 at GloceStcr, Decreased, was pre,e ,lei a. this Court for
pn1',te, by the Executor, EdmuudT. Walifun. Tue Coui,
decreed, tina, the consideration thereof, be referred To their
next meeting, 10 be holden on the first Saturday In January
next, Ut tho house u Cyrus Cook, VA saij GloceSier aud
that IN tile interval vt time the same be published three times
IN the Providence Literary Cadet, that all Tcrsoiis concerned
may a tend, ifth'y see cause, and lie heard thereon.
a true copy Htnesst
Dec 10 J. BOWEN, c. Clark
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THE CHRISTMAS BOX,
A N annual present to young persons. Edited by J.
IN Grafton Croker, Esq. For sale by
HUrCHENS & CORY,
Dec IS No. !, Market street.
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RHODE-ISLAND REGISTER.
ME Rhode Island Register aud Uniied States Calender
II for the year 1922 for sale by
HUTCHENS s.
Dec 10 No. !, Market street.
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sUp NySpGp$xGI41a
OR INDIGESTION.

FBNiiIS prevalent disorder, a. Il t,ai5as itself ~ lie euss>D
a ay SYMPTOMS OF waHd of sppcire, de,f sing 0,iuiroe.sy
a. a i-tun, pam IN tir : .ms,h. srk hrad ic.., ns,. "a, syaets
ins and eo,ti,cre.., Is nov tfJia 10 /, iei i"ltr iscf az ~, q
LIN REILEs XEGEr AnIE apLlIEIr
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BRASS ANDIRONS.
VST received per sIoop Venus, an extensive ASSORTMENT
~ oil Brass Androns-consistiBg Of large circular scroll
and patent feet, new patteris-fM sale by
MOSES POTTER & co.
Dec il No. SO, Cheapside.
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'TNHE subscriber having takea The stand heretofore ooou-
Il pied by his friend DR.. J. d. An,es, wuuld he happy 10
wait IN the former customers of DE-. Anue1, and all vho vii
favor hun with their calls. iiis ~uredicinra are wsrraaisJ 10
be Of good quality, and pu, up With care.
GEDnGE II. CAY,
Dec 10 No. tila, West minister sIrert.
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AnTrTYcrAL THrATnH!

uy EsPECTFULLY informs the inhabitants Of Provi
HI dence nnd ~ vicinity, that he viii open bis Aiiihcia
Theaue THIS EVENING, at nEcHAsic's Hall, whe'
will be exhibited a variety u amusemeDs Diprai nnd inter
esting. For particulars see bills of the performance.
Abundance IS cents. Children under 10 year,, half price
Dec - ~ it|
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| heard this morning Of a bit bs;ov
made on the Eastern Shore Of AIsryl.nS
on the Presidential question-une n,r,,g
to loose 500 if jackson had moi 49,.
majority Of electors. On the con,.s.w
if Jackson had a majority of one eIee,
tor, he was to receive one cent: if ,vo
he was to receive Two cents: If three
four cents; if four eight cents, and 80
on in geometricaI progression. I was
induced from curiosity to make the coL
culation, and fiDd that if the bet vas
that be was to receive only the sur,
which would re:pond to the uumbor
of the last elector, the amounts would
be as below;-olherwise, If he was "a
receive The sum of the whole pumbe,s
the amounts would be double that co.'
responding to the number of the major.
ty, minus one cent. To save figpre.
reset the odd cents, in the highest nun.
berS.
Ii one elector majority, be viii receive go.
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opinion existing in different parts oflbe

opinion existing in different parts ofthe
onion, respecting the proper course OF
measures to be pursued in the present
aw lul and delicate crisis OF our affairs
] cannot help looking forward 10 the
meeting OF your Legislature, during the
rext month, with peculiar soIlcnode.
anticipate The most serious result from
Their proceeding, unless the majority
should have changed us views of our
foreign relations since the last session
which / am told is not the case: or, IL
any changes exists, lis mol ior the bet
ter.
VIII you be good enough to give me
your views Of this subject? You will
probably have seen before this time,
the inviJious attack made on you BY
MIR. Pickering, and my reply Since
that time ne has, under the garb OF
humility and condescensiou, reiterated
most of my observations IN the senate
and renewed hjs attack on you ~ ano
Their form, protesting at the same time
to be PEI iecl!y exempt from any per-
sonal hostility Ills exhibition IN read
ing over my remlr&s without any re
criminaiion, and merely with ih. 90
ject OF demonstrating that he was en-
lirely desli,uie OF The passions had
ascribed to him, you may better con
csive that can describe. have a.
vailed myself OF leisure moment to
apprise you Of these circumstances, anc
to forward You the accompanying pa
per, which you will find contains evi
dence OF fact bearing essentially up
on Mr. Pickering's statement, respect
ing the inducement to the original EN-
barge
Be pleased toaccept this hasty sketch
with assurances of my high consIderi
ton and sincere friendship, &c
WM ID. GILES.
The Hon. 7 O Adams.
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Fran the .Rlbauy .8rgus Of Nor. IS.

ram tHc ~1iONHy NIfSES " NVt' 49,
The Result. - ST. Lawrence havins
been heard from al last, gives abous
900 for the administration electors
which securs that destrict for Mr..
Adams. The electoral vote OF inns
state, therefore, stands as follows
Jackson 90, adams Is !,
Mr. Van Bnren .Ihe Jackson candid.
ate. is elected Governor by iabo@
% 900 majority over judge Thonpso"'
the Adams candidate, and probably oy
considerable majority over both Inc
A dams and the anti masonic candidates:
Judge Throp, the Jackson candi-
date, is elected Lieutenant Governor oy
about The same majority.
The New York Commercial AoSef-
User of Nov II, says-"The Jackson
strength in the next congress WILDE 10
which is one less than at present
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We believe tina, their are few people
in the Union who are not rejoiced that
the Presidential election is over. 1t
was campaign Of nearly four years.
We had hopes that when it was over
their would be an interval of peace.
Already, however, notes OF prepare.
ton are heard, and before The new Pre-.
.ident is.elected, much less sworn into
office, 'their are six RichTonds 10 the
field"- The New York American in.
forms Us that it is proclaimed, in thai
city, that Mr. Yam Buren "will be the
successor of Gen Jackson 1.-THE
antagonist of Mr.. Van Buren," says The
same paper, "aiways among friends. is
Mr.. Calhoun The American does
not appear disposed to give its support
either to Mr.. Van Buren, as North
ern, or Mr.. Calhoun, as a Southern,
candidate, but gives US to understand
that when the time comes, il means TO
propose, as candidate, Smith Thomp-
son.
With all respect for The opinions OF
others, we think it quite too early 10
nominate candidates for the years 1857
80 Who can tell what may then De
the situation ofthe country? Who can
tell how far the question may turn on
the American System or Gu some oihes
great principal Of National policy, on
which parties may be organizedf
DEM Press.
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A feat of 1Gture--A calf was ptv,
duced in Smihheld. at Bartholomew
fair, Eng with fee feet Sir w. W,
It's dramatically said, that the circu"
stances was "a feat of nature"
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Mr.. Gurdon Avery. of Waterford,
Conn. carried TO New london market
recently, Hog. l3 months old, which
weighed when slaughtered five hund
red and sixty pounds.
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nish the printers with this correct copy
Ia my other speeches there are several
material typographical errors. BE pleas.
ed, sir, to accept assurances Of my sin-
cere friendship. WM. N. GILES.
Hon. J. q Adams
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Count Ney, son of the late French
Marshall Ney. has been taken very
sick at Hallowel, Me. He recently
arrived in the British dominions, 10
make the tour of the United States.
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lfthis last amount was in Spanish dol.
lars, and laid on road 60 feet broad
it would extend 2s4, S67,a79 miles. or
nearly three times the distance from tho
earth to the sun. Ii piled close toge-
thef, it would form a paralleloppid Of
dollars having base of one mile SQUARE
and more than three and a quarter
miles high. The interest of this sum
at the rate of one per cent per annum
would be 1928 dollars for the thou.
sandth part of a second!- Bali. I'm.
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About 40 900 votes were poled in the
last Eiectorai election, in Maine, more
than that State ever gave before.
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The Hudson IN " Republican saws,
that in the county of Columbia at
moderate estimate, more than FIVE
THOUSAND DOLLARS we're expen-
ded III purchasing votes for the Hero
Bribery was carried on as openly as the
sale of merchandise. The ordinary
price Of a jackson vote was from three
to fire dollars lin some instances bar
rel Of -four, and in others side # lea
Their. Those were the grade of bounty
among the poor. but 10 sther cases high.
er game twas attempted.
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Distant Praise, -frem whatever quar-.
ter, is not SO delightful as tina, Of wife,
whom one loves and esteems, Her APP
probation may be said to "come home
to bis bosoal;" and being SO near, its OBJ.
iect is most sensible and pleasant
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sanutn part oi q Seconu!- BAL. I'm
The arrival Of Members of Con eres,
warns us that the Session of Congress
approaches. Mr. Williams, Senator from
Mississippi, Mr. Mckee, Representative
of Alabama, Mr.. Duncan of Illinois. Mr..
Owen of Alabama, Mr.. Brent of Louisi.
ana, and Mr.. Magee of New York, are
already on the ground, and perhaps o.
theirs whose arrival we have not heard
of.-Nat. Int. ---
II Big Cheese The Berkshire A
me,ican states, that Mr. Israel Cole, OF
North A adams, has made "hundred
pounds cheese to be presented to Jack.
son, 10 case ne is elected President,
Mr. c. may consider his cheese as
good as sold, or rather, given away
already. But we suppose if Jackson
should not be e!ected-he'll stand no
chance for The big cheese? What SORT
of charity is thise If fortune smiles up.
on a man, give him cheese-but if
she irowns-- starve him to death. II
jackson is elected, he will be able TO
buy his cheese cut of his salary and If
he han't he is better able 10 do so than
many clever fellows that we wot of.
SchohGric Press.
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turns from all the counties in Ohio. In
a counties the returns are complete,
and IN the remainder the majorities
have been ascertained.
From these it appears there were given
For the Jackson electoral ticket, 81, 200 votes.
Fer the Adams do. do. 50,307
Majority Cor the Jackson ticket $685.
So that the Jackson Electors are cho-
son by the majority Just stated In re-
ference TO the returns, the State journal
says
Ills possible that, when the votes shall
be fully counted by the proper Off
GERS business in which they are now
engaged, and which will probably re-
qnire until Saturday to get through with;
some errors may be discovered in the
above, though not sufficient in amount
to change The reuslt
PrSxsYLvANIA.-OE ciai.-Jackson,1 Oi ,652
Adams, 0,s48. Jackson's majority, $685.,
The Presidency,-It is hardly ascer-
tanned that General jackson has been
elected the next President. yet. already,
three citizens are named in the Northern
papers as candidates TO succeed him; and
the Richmond Enquirer also breaches
the subject, so far as 20 admit an article
denouncing Mr.. Clay for the pres umed
intention Of allowing himself to be held
up for the same office. We sincerely
trust that the question Of who shall soc
coed General jackson will not become
a subject of public discussion for at least
two years to come. Md Int
At The last dates, flour was selling
is11 per barrel, at Tuscaloosa, Ala
bama.