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Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-01

RAIL ROADS.

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sent lew colated acts o. tnghsn authority 'onno
cd in experience, for the perusa OF our readers
The Lpels raurond. IS constructed with short cast
rails adapted 10 The rack and piuion principle, is de
leet;ve 10 many respects, hut being the first upon
which locomotiye engines vas used has not the ad
,.n,,,, oslst.,;n ventions The ENGINES each con-
, Is ,n,,s.vs, ,v,aons carrv;oo n;ne,v
~, ., 5.,;.. :, :. .sd. roo,s svnsd;.
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ovei h=h mus % the uver " ca, IS constructed prn
ipalIy upon Inclined planes and transportation IS
effected IN il BY stationary Engines Since the COM
p!eon OF this road the shipping has increased great
+. ~ s,u co.ls IRE delivered fas,er than thew can
\. ,.L.n away
u =. ,,y;no,on ra;, road evtenda m .SYorL,fnD
,..,.- ,,i,a. I,cr, hence - ,te coal mines near
= .,i..5, ,ns,,. CO. ,,;las n..s;or ovar
na s,.,,.,
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u so.a l. no,v o.o,, ha;no constructed he
.yeo. Manchester AMI T;vernoo which il is an,ici-
stuctors. In speaking OF 'hese all foaus "'"e'
observes, I" hat the prompt vigorous, ana RAPID
style in which this Improvement is performed IS
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-01
V0sIi1lgfon. i'm. u.

Washington, jan 81
We congratulate readers that bill las at last pas
ed one branch OF Congress to abolish Imprisonment far
Debt To the Senate belongs the honor of having made
the first advance towards measure, the contamination
which Will add another page 10 the history Improvements
~ the science OF government To the same body We ai,
indebted for the orginaton of the moderated law of ih4
district, by which Imprisonment for Debt relieved 4.
some Of s odiutn We canno, doubt that the House ot
Representatives, Will add its sanction to the general bin
before IT. as cheerully did to that for the benefit u
THIS particular District Whatever objections may be seq
them TO detect such objections iii theory foesee them
IN practice, cannot but think it within the scope nf
legislative wisdom and authority, 10 obvae them,
least provide remedy when lie evil shall have dscl,.
sed ITSELF There surely be necessity the rer
sona liberty oevery individual Ut the multitude who is MT
independent in his ccnnsahces should be under te con-
troll of the comparatively few who However that
be, and whatever may be- in the estimation If gcaterle
learned in the law, the necessity for keeping up the ncr
ceratlon system we are very certain that public opinion
demands the experiment Of its repeal, in 50 ~
horitatiye as not easily 10 be resscd,
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-01


Utility Of .Nsmspapers.-By a recent act Of the
Legislature, the time OF holding tn, December term
o the Court Of Common Pleas in this County. was
made week earlier than heretofore. We publish
ed the act a, the time, and subsequently published a
notice Of the alteration, that most persoes inter
osed were duly informed thereof Ba, on the as
sembling OF the Court, one Of the grand jurors was
missing, and he did not appear till the next week.
alter the Jury were dismissed. In consequence OF
not taking newspaper. he was not aware OF the al
tcrallop and was obliged to lose two days time and
Tie expenses OF his Journey. amounting IN all probs
bly,, 10 not less than six dollars, sum sufficient TO
pay Tor a paper three years
massachusetts, Spy
Chn'paneuf-- 'Ic was keeper Of the Seals in the
nlnnrity vi I.onS NIL. At the age of nine he was
Introduced to a French Bishop, who said he would
give him an orange, il he would tell him where
""d +, My Lord replied the boy, g will give
you tive, if YOU will tell me where he is noto
In disease only. the rich feel all the impotence
~ wealth
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-01

Historical sociey has been suggested to us by ahgl
esteemed teud that such sucety ough, to be formed
this State for tic purpose Of rescuing from oblivion
early history. We accord IN this sentiment because
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-01
5000 Irish Labourers Uanted.

On the Pennsylvania Canal, between the Mouth
oil the Junia,ta and Northumberland Employ ent
be had the whole year, and good wages in cash
paid weekly, to all good working hands, by
JAMES APPLETON,
And other Contractors.
~ Editors of papers would promote the cause
Of Internal Improvement, by giving the above few
Insertions.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-02-01

CT stated meeting OF the Deavare .9cadems of Nam
raj Scirace" viii be held at the Town Hail. Saturday
nex, February "a, Al O'Clock.
Jan. 90. " a. HENDERSON, Sec'g
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-06

Soi. Wallace IS tor the Adminisiration-th Win
CHESTER : irginian considers him to be Of the
-choo' OF Christopher Quandary-Mr. Marshall is
Tor the Administration. The Winchester Repub
iiean says, that . tke Presidential question was
not made est however,
HaigGr-Dr. Thos. Z. Atkinson AT, H. T.
scout asI--eenerai Darlington 100, VIM Minor
10 From Correspondence =. The cause of n
convention has been and is improving in this coun-
me most sangunc conventionsts never I'm
" ia'eiy, calculated on more than one vote out of
,o,ir' ne ultimate result, 1t may be stated, will
DE something like the present The cause was
much injured by an argument used by am able
ann-conVentionist MIR. Logan that is the ANAL
gamation OF Convention and Administration ha-
ing an Instance directly before him, (Gen. Car
rington) il was used as a powerful handle n
Sa!hst me cause OF the convention. Ii had much
eiiect-inany who were before doubtful at once
uecnled-and believed with the Speaker that the
whoie question g was effort at power and a da-
ring attempt to subvert the political principles ofthe
S'aie' II tins could be believed, the question is
gone; Gen. Darlington being the Adams Elector
LOT uis district, II may be believed that his POLL
shews the strength of the administration in this
county has Is not the faet-in this vote there
IS an Union oil Convention and Administration, &
10 my knowledge, many voted for the General
VINO prefer General Jackson TO any man under
, me sun. Ihe day Of the administration has
long since passed"
Upshaw = Az
Niodison-Linn Banks 257, VIM. Finks 1877
VIM Walker ll9, Alexander. Graves IL.
.horgdn-Gassaway Cross (Adm) IS, John o.
re rraii' (Jackson) s3-John Sherrard (Jackson)
OF, VIM. Smith (Adm) 27, John Hunter (Adm.S
II. " The smallness of the vote given, may be
attributed in some measure, to high waters and
the absence OF many treeholders, who have A.
vailed themselves of the present favorable state OF
me streams toIrafting their panls hoop poles &c
10 market. The polls were closed by consent of
the candidates, at an early hour, on Monday G.
'enhg -lIdyfins6urg Cu-
.Honroe-Hugh Caperton, Major Vim Vass
.(No oppositon.)
SuTy--John c. Crump III, Francis Ruifin I5o
Senate.
MIR. John II. Bernard is reelected in the Caro-
ihe District-the precise majority we have not
ascertained-Report says about 100.
IN me Fduquiey DiStrict-Daniel T. Slaughter~
is elected by majority ofabout so votes.
Not in the last Legislature
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-06

yen by him ior 1925, the excess On the
ne present Administration, according 10 his
Exhibited above corresponds precisely with
V oil my statement. L will observe, ouf of
~ caution, that in taking his statement for
1871, have put the sum mt SlSl 900, rs
iyidentiy intended TO be, and as il must be.
tm at all to the appropriation law, from
Is taken. In the speech of Mn Bartlett.
fd Ia the newspapers, by Typographical
be inquire l, before the figure s, is omitted.
addition made by him, requires and shews.
lnteaded 10 put the sum at $lSi, 900, and
ISL 900.
x must have satisfied you, that according
BdTffefPS 0tca data, ii the wear 1928 he
le.account OF MIR. Adams, as it ought, the
7 my comparison between the present Ad-
,tion, and the one which immediately pre.
,is precisely correct. :" The only loop TO
toubt on" then, is whether the wear lS25.is
u downto Mr. Adams or TO Mr.. Monroe
her words whether Mr.. Adams Is 10 be held
able for money admitted to have been er-
under his administration, or whether tina,
ibliity is to be shifted back upon Mr.. Mon
o had gone out OF Office, and of course, had
roui over The expenditure. 1 should deem
suit to the understanding, of the least wise
onstituents,to argue such question 10 them,
oment
will, perhaps, wish to know how il is that.
Z as the particular sums given in my state
o from those given by Mr.. Bartlett,I should
iuce the same result with his sums, as with
VIII explain IT TO you. The difference
IN his sums and mine, is an uniform enc, in
years. and proceeds from an uniform cause.
for the year 1928, he has uniformly omit
the amounts given by him for each year, an
iciuded In the amounts given by me for all
'ars. The item allude. to, is the appropria-
: the salaries of agents oil claims, at London
Iris. That appropriation in 1928 was SS, 600,
as, as we have seen, included in the amount
by MIR. Bartlett for that year, and hence the
It given by Mr.. Bartlett, for that year, cor
DIS precisely, with the amount stated by me
eing $4,000. But, in giving the amounts
subsequent years, lac has omitted this item
ropriation, while have included il and thus
led the discrepancy between the particular
given by him for each of those years, and the
stated by me. Ineach year succe tding 1928,
I'm OF appropriation was regularly 81, 900; by
which TO the sums given by him for the
1924, 1925, 1926 and 1927, you produce a.
3, corresponding precisely, with the sums
by me for those years respectively, except in
ar 1925, where there would still be vari-
( $500, the cause of which has already been
sted. The following parallel, shows the cor
sss OF this explanation:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-06
In 1925 $4,000
1926 10000
1927 5000
In 1922 nothing
1928 nothing
1924 $4,000


Mr.. Bartlett. without directly assang dis state
ment makes one Of his own, exhibiting a very iif
feFent result 10 wit $2l 800 less on the side Of
the present administration than that Of its pre-
decessor. But, how does he produce this variance
First by adhering to his fayorite plan Of putting
the first year OF Mr.. Adams Administration on the
shoulder Of Mr.. Monroe, ADD then, in effect by
setting OIL the expenses Of only two years Of Mr..
Adams Administration against the expenses Of
three preceding years; for the year 1924 which be-
includes in his statement as one Of 81 Adams
three year,, IS made 10 present perfect blank
no appropriation" as nc says being al sd," from
which te inference is pat nothing cn be cx-
pended for this object, during the present year
But such is not the fact, A. have aliclfy had
occasion 70 state. There IL a balance Of lorrner 4p
proPriations amounting 70 $40 1852, now at the d.
posal oithe administration for the contingent ex
pcnses Of foreign intercourse and actually incud-
ed in the estimates for the service OF ihe present
year as still applicable 10 ibis object Add tbssum
81 Sf6,352 90 his statement and then upbn bis NON
scheme If aHofmenfas to time there is Az excess o
5,JlS on the side OF the present administration
instead Of Saving Of S2l 320.--- But there &. sd
another cause Of the variance between ny state
ment upon this subject, and that made by the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-06

Mr. aishs diplomatic largon, about am SEM
0iGnee Of truth" about =. MIR. Webster or some
other friend of Mr.. Adams" about profession
I q doctrine similarto the one soon AFTER made 10
INC world more emphaticaliy and fully, in his In
1ugurai Address, and about :" all that has been
ufeScd with any degree of pla,isibi,ity'' For
MIR Walsh well knows that the 7cristol'' of MIR
i" letter by Mr. A. IS not only alleged, bat is
E'"e; ana that it was Mr.. Webster who conducted
he overture the negotiation, call it what YOU
Ipcasc-it was Mr.. Webster who obtained the
soothing Plt=fgc for the satisfaction of the voters
Mr. Walsh has given US his version; aud we give
sIo'her-iet The world judge between them
ME- " eOSter applied to Mr. Adams 10 satisfy the,
nesitailng tederalists, who had votes 70 give Mr.
a perfectly knew the motive OF the application
anu the use which was 10 be made os the letter.
80 showing, he revised il, aud gave the required
pledge-he gave ii for the purpose of satisfying
ne gentlemen, and obtaining their votes. The
letter was 50 used-it was shown to federal gentle
men, who hadin their hands the votes Of two States
anu 1t was offered to another, who had in his
hands the vote OF third State but he refused 10
sec IL. we leave 1t 10 the public TO Judge of the
" FEASIBILITY of this verson-ye leave il TO them
70 Judge, how far MIR. Adams was warranted in de
claring in his sentimental letter that he wished the
eiecuon could so back to the peoPle-and how far
ne was warranted in auihorisiur the N Y. Amer
lean TO cohradict the whole story, ia the most un-
quaiiled terms. We leave it 10 them 10 Judge how
lar Mr. Walsh might not also Justify some friend
OF Mr. Clay in going TO Mr.. Webster or some
~N',,' hISHe OF tUainS anu SAVING 10 hlin.
" We wish TO vote for Mr.. Adams but the int
resi- OF the nation is closely connected with that of
me " est; her interest depends upon the Tariff and
internal improvements; we do not think them safe
unless the West i7to I've provided for in the choice
OF the Cabinet. and the great friend OF those inte-
rests promoted to the first seat in it,, SC. &c.
But TO shed further light the circumstances I'M
der which this confession of the Nat Gazette was
made, we submit tbs following:
Extract cfG letter from gentlemen Of respeeta-
olityto Il gentleman at Washington, dated
Trenton, .qpri7 %, 1923
. You no doubt nave seen letter pm importing
TO have been written by the late Richard Stock
ton OF Princeton and published in the Evening
Post Mr.. HoPkinson and r. T. Stockton have
denied the authority Of the one published as ha-
wing been written by Richard Stockton in his life
uu,e' which - all correct enough; bit they dc
not, nor lciH heg deny tia. thcre ioas such a
letter IL ,cW al come cat IN iHe time and 5y
u. Z. Stockton. Ne think it best TO defey Il
for the PTeSenf-thGt there lCas Ssch a letter
zee are ready to 2'rore schen absolutely neces-
sGry,'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-06
yIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
HOlise ~ DeLegaiea.


-4nieis1-( COreced) Richard Booker feO
Rodophil deter" 10.
Bedtofd-('olls kept open three davs)-" Mr.
CaloHll Alennisf (Jacksonian) undoubtedly elect
ed. AT the close Of the LIST days poll, Mr. simon
NOEL was votes ahead of Col Pleasant M -.
Goggin-and the 2nd day, about 10. a small
majority against Convention"
BJ@nstoick-Petcr j. Bcosecy,- Col Isaac
Potter FJOm q COrrespOndenf: Before the
vote was taken, Nj Drongoolc Of the So. III
dressed the people IN long and able speech. on
the subject Of convention in opposition IN The uro
priety Oh calling one. Mr. james H. Ghol.on q
late representative OF the county. understanding
that some mlsappfeheDsOn IN regard To- his indiyi-
dual seninfnts on that subject C. istcd. felt il a
duty, which he owed The people Tor whose sufra-
yes he was thcn candidate, 10 declare lis ,eufi-
nents ~ regard toi it. Regardless OF what ,,,ieot
ne me eiect II would have upon lIs recollection
ne did 50 IN a manner which, while IL lost him
the votes oil "a great number of his most init
mate ADD personal friends, who upon the score of
principle iolt u theil duy 70 vote against him. vet
eXiOited their appreciation Of ilo candid. manly a.
independent manner, with which he avotgcd
MON. ne COW nti0n question was made a tc-t
and consequently Mr.. Ghols0n vas excluded IS
rt"gaH"H--t'eo. stillnan 226, Capt. john rs inn
ls0-Sanuei J Morris $50. Mai. VIM. 1ompsins
20 FL0W C0Tyesp0HdcH Tie csu.ifs ..
~ '"c o. Delctaies were aii pledged 20 the
cause ol andrew jackson. . he contest nm fb.
Convention Question was renarL,,l,l,, 60 .,,,l,
animated Henry Magruder ESQ addressed nc
l1DPi' ~ ta'of Of Convention Evecy overti,u
was ii''"e ny US opponents 10 procure a n,siosit,
W V"'. 'Sdinst il-their efforts were tf,,avalif
ne election was nncommoniy cnlLHI
Fabq1er- Mark a. Chiffon sds roL, g.
" alia'e "DO-l homas Marshall 3s7. fNr q n
10 '''A"' me " Winchester Republican" says
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-06

blEIii-At Hn,s..l,, Hangover county. on In, !.
Robert 1hse, Egg 10 his S3d wear, sfrr aed
di,es'e lie was man OF highly cultivated mad, au,sl
member vi Society and died by sH knew
- On Thursday. the I7th Uit an.r pam lat sni h..
gtring Illness Of nearly weeks which she urnn
mon fonde aud resgnsoh, Nys. Lucy n BridgsfortAw,
OF Mr. Thomas Birds efcith OF Lunehug ia ts S1d wear
OF her sgs, leaving dc0Ds0is buhsnd snI child
dePore their loss In the dssth OF this truly smabr
man, Soc sty has betn deprived Of
mems Her many virtues and tns eiae
WIN peculiar -usNiy OF th,
epeet aud est.em oi all her Dsshhor,; and the anAu
i.eude winch sss msnie,'ed for her by lrs
ccie OF friends aud acquaintance who TO bArs
,o1nd The bed side. durng her ndpo.tion ample
her.
after few day. line..,at the residence % col Gtssn
IN meeklene0rg county Va d Eliza Aitle Enar IA the
tSth year OF her Never hss u heeou,e the p.iu.
ini duty OF eod aud relative, the death Of m.r.
m'Ahe 7r ntersst'ns young Lady than subject tho
present notice Hut lew days previous tho occurrence s
n event. which has overwhelmed all who Knew her an The.
deepest gf.hs IN the full of h.ah the
yet treh in her eheekaud the .-ion OF her I'm,
eyes spoke az the strong Language. purity of .
from whence that oppression hs. pls.
co nEhy God IN hs wisdom, to take her hence;
ever paniul abe dsp.nstion, her fritnd
we certainty that she the full enoynr Mt Of th.,
happiness, which lie OF perfect and m
'n 'iii ensures TO ITS in the next wer, 10
asnptto 20 justice 10 he Of this dear Rfl uirht
w'.h aa'e' hi M the measure Of paper aud before m
nut - sn"ugf by this stroke of fate voted mo her
mas neen deprived Of daushier, whom she ed; and ~
'eehate bther' of s'er Of whom they iuy p od
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-06
246s
Majority for

MaOrlty Tor , l69
There are stiIl 20 counties, and city to be
heard from, namely Eastern counties; Acco.
mac, Charles City, James City Middlesex, Prince
William-and the city of WiIliam.burg-S 50 MIN
counties, Bedford, Lunenburg, Orange and pat
rick. pGiiey county, Augusta: and 10 PCS
tern counties, Allegheny, Brooke, CabeIl. Giles.
Grayson, Greenbriar, Logan. Lee, MonongaIia.
Mason randolph. Russell, Tazcwell, Washing
ton, Wood, and Wyihe.-From this statenentit Is
apparent that the majority for Convention viii
be considerably enlarged Its probable it will a.
mount to five or six thousand
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-06
WHIT DOES TINS AyFaD.1

- shofkng facts and circumference inrh b,vs hee lie
osfd % relation o. ihs foeanf tmpoyodby nc.srs Adm,
10 .t1ft l'f ihemSeiyf Che two pfoninrnt office.
nuns government eond suppose woal he o,re ,gl
c,t'v c's"fe sny pparisi end snouninr toi.s that l
D i5h-nay' th1i an a0s igrOng ihai tfsnssefi9n
'u.t" o. some 1eacat srpefr be- do nl vat f.
"a i"g mem, VI hey entirely favufusfste e.
usol rum sn1 The vres'funs uf common sense w
~ im s'me time had 10 tosifssi1n certain fnfo-ns,,
oN,ns he eltd,n ~ ~. Adam, Which We have bpep.
''Y nretd a. Putii'h. but thus far have foh1rne fro .
~ o' Only h'cause we believe the proof of de h.rsr
H..i'y rcar, hut On arGyuut ~ he ui,r6ess1, q
". ."nes q wfN produce Bti patriotism rtsan..
,f aa 'h, e''Hs' of p,vse IS opathy nn weld f,it
q" u"h and The drnisnds Of ins0re r. ft ,-eer
s.' ne tacif therein involved upon beins rr.
7sst ih- tsth pt those who pr.fs.i i.hcie.e boz I
F'' lHIHy ni nr Aflms ,hsii eel fipr down al. n
eos'e and abandon Them 10 Gle fe ~ rers.f,s sn o. p
%. ssl generation lFrsdyiet u Cifaen III 1fav2
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-06
CONVENTION QUESTION,
SUMMARY

From the votes which have been published on
.ne sur1ect OF Convention, it appears that in 70
counties, and the city of Richmond. Norfolk Bo-
rough, and Petersburg, the number of votes given
has been 2s,222. This does not include Prince
William. The votes stand thus
For Convention I5el5
Against Convention PSF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-06

r. F4Hitif p. ION rhesidsy heta ~ a,alwl8.l T..
- [ ~ .apiisJ air Rebsrf n III 1l,yfaa o.. rf,-, m,
- ,.s o''st's'oi fh3, "a, Ee5. s5gygt, p.siss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-06
whoIe Tickets, $40 sharcs lin IN propor,ion
CHARLES GODDARD,

Zone dJor above the Mansion House, Main-Stfc
Richmond, Va.)
AS general assIfnsut 81 Eresh Mefi-ine. p,.t
$50 Qs, bye Stuff, Spices, Surgeon Insfnteeets
t'udcn SeeiIa Of tsh'ch h. w1Tfanis rcuHre and .,
qh"i's,e sod F''ll as low A. hey can be purchased ~
fnfr.
CO., aad 'hose puchsHus for Fsmiiy Use, s,e 3. =
invited 20 call
.HLSO,
Sur rtiDf Gum Shtlisc IT New V6rs =
10y Rom. is'uedy 90 Nnetfasf II
hrinsuck so01, ~ tht flclls
Efe Water, cure ilf sore
Tttftf 0lnsu.st. - psfr
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TTRGLNLa
ST "A TEE LgDTFgzE.w "

FOR THE BENEFIr or THE
DIS-h.4L Sip-a.HP C9.N:aL CO.IP.q.l.l
t4TH CLASS.
TO BE DR.fW.N .qT RICHgIO.N-D T. :
u" sttrsd0y the STU day Of him, 1928
10 NUMBER LoTTERY-sIX Drawn BALt-or-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-06

An Intelligent Correspondent 6f the Bsitiinor
Republican writes from Washington under date OF
9th April, hat " there is 10 reasonable doubt OF
the election Of Gen. Jackson You see how things
are going Oh in New-Jersey--Ne York is safe
beyond al doubt, the " re action pretended .,y
the Adams party TO .hc contrary notwithstanding
MAT - reaction" has indeed commenced. but Fl
IS against the Coalition--hat Barry tie Jack ol
candnlaie Tor Governor in Kentucky, win be-
ieicalic, the Adams. rather the Clay candi
i'ie' by considerable majority that Ohio j. in 4,
'atc oil great duhiety, which She viii be- reiiev d
from a. soon as the suhciuatorial election in Ken
lucky IS over she will 90 for Jackson
nc Jackson Corresponding Committee of the
fsie ~ ~ tght have enlarged their number nv ilir
addition OF rs natnes The Ani-Iackgon Commit
zoe OF the same county have added % names 10
their original Committec
he jackson Corresponding Committee NJ Rock
il2h'n nave corrected "a mistake into which ono
ID orr Correspondents hrs been betrayed. Thct
state u as their opinion. fhat 80 is the grc1;
vote which the Administration VIII probable obl,in
H. 'nai county The Editor of fba Buckingham
Hegi7ter states It the confident belief Of rcr-o-
Desl calculated 70 form correct opinion. that al
IeaSt izoO votes might be- poIled 10 the county"