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Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-05-17

1,,a,eo, nm AIouev. Lord Peterborough
baslaid down the rule of law with regard "
.ntercst clearly and concisely thus--'lnter-
est ought to be allowed only in cases "hefe
there is a contract for the payment OF mo"ey
y, q certain day; or where there has been any
express promise to pay INTEREST," OF "ne''
from the course of dealing between inc Pa'
ties II NAV be inferred that this was their III
tcrt;on. or where it can be proved that wv
money had been used to make interest on y
note of hand or promisory note, does there
fore carry interest, tradesmen's DIS wher
there are no special agreements d" not
-rha ,ast number of Waldie's Select ii
,,.,, &c occupied with and concludes inc II
,e,c.t;ng narrative of Mrs. hoShins'0n
iceland tourney from India. being the OH
:.,.,.,ce IN which an European lady has pei
formed that journey. ,.a,;,,
ndrs T. writes with spirit and acsci'o
c,sar,v--hcr voyage up the Red sea- aero
~ dasert and down the Nile--and her ae
....;,,, IF the wonderful remains OF aho'e
Eav,,t- 1.-The gigantic ruinsot CarnF' l-"Mo
TIah.s the Pyramids 1.-The hlghcst Vi w'''
that Of Cheops-she asccndeH-arc e''".N.
l., IN teresting. We learn for the '''s' ''
XII, ,,,;s narrative, that Ibrahim pacha'
victorious Egyptian COMMANDER Is NV
son of the Pacha, Mahomet An ou' '"e
IS :, former and tavoritc wife, by preVi'
husband.
awe q s."--
Among the acts passed at the $! late s. ses IS
of the New York legislature Is , ome se =
ven, ncrsons from transacting business
der fictitious names.
II provides that no person shall s he nart
transact business in the name OF par
not interested in his firm, and whsre :hc
sirnation Sand Company" or 'sS 20 Is =, u
Il Shall represent an actual partner or p'
ncrs. .;,,st the =,
visions of this act, shall, upon cohV'c
thereof. be deemed guilty OF msucmea'
and be punished by fine not exceeding
thousand dollars.
Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-05-17
Root Mandatory.

Wanted Immediately FORTY good work.
men on coarse Boots-the highest wages VIII
be given, and regular payments once a week.
Darby, Delaware Co. Pa. miles :
from Philada. on the southern
post roadway l4-6w.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-05
ON G. r. Il g 8 .

The Senate, yesterday, did not continue 10
session more than few minutes.
In the House Of Representatives, the motion tc
admit MIR. L. P. Moore, of KY, to be sworn in
40 member Of the House, was resisted on the
ground Of the iegaliy Of his certificate Of cleo
ton. The debate was entered into by Mr.. Al.
Ian Of KY, Mr.. Chiffon Of KY, Mr.. Polk of
Tenn, Nj. Beardsley Of New York, MIR. Bur-
ges Of r. l., Mr. Lane Of Indiana, and others.
No decision was had, and the debate was inter.
rupted by the Speaker asking leave to present
certain documents, which was granted.
The Speaker then laid before the House the
Report of the Secretary Of the Treasury on the
subject Of the removal Of the deposites; the Re-
port Of the Secretary Of the Navy; the Report
Of the Treasurer Of the United States, and report
On the cultivation Of the Sugar Cane.
The House then adjourned.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-05
DIED..

At Fort Towson. Arkansas Territory, Of ~
phus Fever, on the Slst October last, in the 2sh
year Of his age. Lieut.. CHARLES l.. Z. Minor,
Of the Sd Regiment U. 8. Infantry-second son
Of the late Gen. John Minor of Fredericksburg.
Another revolutionary patriot has descended
to the tomb. Major JAMES Hamilton, Sen the
father Of Gen. Hamilton, expired at the residence
of his son in Law, Judge Prioeau. IN thi. city, on
Tuesday night last, in the Esd year Of his age
He was the oldest surviving officer Of the Cont
mental Army Of the War Of the Revolution: 1t
is but day or two since that we recorded the
decease Of his venerable compatrot, Col. Tho
mas Taylor Of Columbia, and bot lew oil these re-
lies Of an age of glory now remain among US to
challenge the homage Of our love md venerat'on.
Charleston Cour.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-05
The following appears in the Philadelphia. 10
COMMUNICATED. |

Mr.. Snowden:-I beg leave to address few
words to you relative to paragraph in your pa.
per of the 4,h instant. 1T is to be lamented.
that the gentleman" the writer OF that para.
graph relative TO the note attached to the last
meteorological Observations, in lieu Of the dis.
respectful epithets he makes use Of. had not con-
descended to furnish the public with "a proper
and correct account" either from his own OBJ
servat,on or from the "hundred'' knowing ones
of whom he speaks. Now, | am still inclined to
believe the editor Of the Old Countryman to be
a gentleman Of strict veracity aud profound Oh
servation-any thing to the contrary that Star
may have advanced. The editor Of that respect
able journal has certainly right to attribute
that wonderful exhibition OF Nature to such
cause or end rs he pleases; and BY the same pr''
viiese, others equally entitled to assign what
cause or reason, for the appearance oil 80 strange
a phenomenon. they please. With this quit
the subj CT
Yours, most respectfully,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-05
Yours. most respectfully,

The Flafasiicui Parade This morning, be-
tween nine and ten. tue grand corps OF lnvinci.
bles began to ax,emb, in Park Place, and in less
than an hour il 49,, u..d to he packed close with
solid body Of huma" te.h. to witness the redou6'.
able heroes. We m.ie an effort 10 enter, and
were glad to retreat ~,rh unbroken bones. We
saw enough. hO.e,er. to convince US that TO at
tempt description Of their dresses and appear.
ance, would defy an ordinary pen. 1t seemed
as though human ingenuity was taxed severely;
for each one seemed to BE- the antp"de OF his tel
low Major Jack Dow ming had leave OF the Pres
idrn, 10 show OF his martial skill. and Sergeant
Joel relinquished the troops which he marched
TO Carolina to put down the null'hers, to his
superior officer. II the thing is possible, an at
tempt will be made to morrow to give some idea
Of the appearance Of the troopsas they passed the
streets.-N T. Com.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-05
IIanA for sale.

nsess< xiII sell the TRACT OF LAND
owned BY the late Jno Summers, in Fartax
County, Virgins. equally distant i.om t Aie..
AR andria, Georgetown and washington, os,.s
ten or eleven miles from each, and in my immediate
neighborhood. containing
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES,
by deed, with sufficient supply Of wood There
on the land comfortable DWELLiNG hOOo1
The Farm was during the lifetime Of Mr.. Summers,
one Of the mos. profitable in the neighborhOod. and
may agar, with good husbandry. become pleasant
and profitable residence. The land vii, De SHOWN 10
sny person wishing to examine it, by the tenant hr.
strawther or m, self II not sold before Tuesday, the
81 Of December will then be sold to the highest old
der on the premises. The terms in eithe: case VIII,
be-one third in hand, the balance in two equal snnua
ns,m.n,s with interest JNO. DULIN.
Administrator de bonis non, with the will annexed
Jno. Summers, deceased.
Low Hill, (Fsirfax County. Va
ro The above sale will be postponed until
Friday. the 9th of December. il fsr not, the next
e." ~ " nov 29-u
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-05

Ne invite the attention ofour readers 10
" ...,;os article in another column on the
"s s' NV" the recent Atmospherieal phenomenon.
...n,,nvips the Gazette for the country 'n's
I'm he found the Presidents Message
u" ,,s issued in an extra to our town suoscrl'
WIZ" The day on which it was delivered we
.,,s,day we had no time nor room tor com
~ ',, Uvon careful perusal we do not think
~ D. d,,ument requires an article designed e1'
IL far its examination. Some suggestions
Pr -. 70 make. with regard to two or three
,.s. which it contains, and which we shall
-. ont q. occasion requires. The Message Is
'"s w, undressing document. we should say.
a., o,,r,.iye Of foreign aud domestic affairs pre-
-. ,o,bins new; and there is an almost entire
' # those kind OF remarks which politicians
- :. talk about. The better on that account,
1, ea.t.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-05
liOst,
ALEXANDRIA CANAL OFFICE,

ALEXANDRIA CANAL OFFICE,
SOih November. 1888.
NOTICE is hereby given to the stockholders in the
~ Aiexsntlria Canal Co that instament OF dollars
per share is required to be paid on or before the LIST
day Of January; and q further nstsl'nent Of dollars
Der share on or before the lst day Of February next
BY order Of the Board:
dec 3 JOHN n. CREASE. Clerk A C. Co.
Office of The Chesapeake E. Ohio Canal Company
WASHINGTON, Nov. 81, 1888.
NToTICE Pursuant to the adjournme Mt Of the last
~ meeting of the Stockholders OF the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal Company, meeting OF the SAID STOCK
hnder. will be held on Monday, the 9th Of Decem
Der next at tn. City Hall in this CITY, commencing at
IL O'Clock, A. u. JOHN i. lN1Lh'
nov 30-dt9thDec Secretary.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-05
WI, ia TO give notice,

Su1uA1 the subscriber has obtained letters OF admn
i .,r,,ion on the estate of Thomas Br.e
uers,o. having claims hereby warned to sanD' m,.
SANE, with the vouchers annexed; nas'e S,vember.
-, rnrt on or before the 18th OF Novem I
Pr ,n., NAV. by law. be excluded from oil oen :.
A. Of SAL ss,c, an, those indebted are reque'e'
make Immediate p''"e RACHAEL BROccHUs:
Administrators
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-05
BALTIMORE MARKET.
OFFICE OF THE AMERICAN,

HcoooJs Dse' W - AZ.
-Four The market for all descriptions Is
calm. Limited sales Of Howard street from stores
at IS, Sit and 5.87a The wagon price may be
quoted at SIS. We hear Of no sales of City
Mills Flour; we quote no"inaIIy at 5,75, on a
months credit.
Grain There is no change in the prices OF
Wheat. We quote good to prime reds at 3D. Ia
LIZ per bushel, and other sorts lower as in
quality.
Corn has fallen in price. Yesterday, sales OF
GOOD new white we're made at So cents. and to-
dav sales Of the same are making at 81 cents
Sales Of good new yellow to-day at SO cents Or
old corn there is very little in market. A sale
Of good old white was made yesterday at So cts,
but it is supposed that price could not be obtain.
ed to day. We quote old yellow. no"inally. at
53a 50 cents, but il is doubtful whether the 900.
ta,ions could be realized, except, perhaps, tor
very prime parcels. -,
Rye.-A considerable parcel Of good was sold
TO-DAY at 6S cents, which is decline OF two
cents on the previous price.
We quote Oats at 81 IS cents.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-05
SALES AT AUCTION.
Fancy Articles, &c. Sc. &c.

I'm THURSDAY night. Dece mber S. 1883. corner
~ st Asaph and King streets, will close large
and valuable Inv ice Of Goods Among them are
Clocks. 80 hour, 8 small Mantel Timepieces, Britain
mia Ware. good articles hsntcl Vases, Fine Cutlery
such as Racers. Penknives, &C., Silver Watches
Looking GLASS;, Cologne and Lavender Waters sospss
Wood Combs, Tuck Combs, Side Combs; Pistols
Letter and Cap Paper, Dirts, Cameo Breastpins,
Everpoints, Patent Pens; Cameo Ear Kings, Back.
CANNON Boards; with great variety, too extensive to
enumerae in Advertisement all Of which to be
positively sold to the highest bidders.
GEO. WHITE, Auctioneer.
Also, 500 ENoRAvINGs, Fencing Fos, in pairs,
Fancy Baskets, &C. dec
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-05

NOTICE.
TIME President and Directors OF the hsnoys
Gap Turnpike Company have To" Gay oe'
eIared dividend Of two and hall per GEM. Oh
their capital stock. payable on Toe n ,s.;, i,g.i
January, 1884. to the stoekno,"e cTRSnN
T,...,,,.r of Ashby's Gap Turnpike Company.
l;ddIeburp, Nov. 3, lS33. NV -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-05
This is to give notice,

VlHAT the subscriber, of Fairfax County, in the
i Commonwealth of Virginia. has obtained from the
Court of sad County letters testamen,sy on the estate
of Richard ". Scott, late OF Bush Hill, deceased
An nersons having claims against said decedent are
hereby warned to exhibit the to the subscriber
and those indebted thereto required to make mi
mediate pay ment. ,o,,
Given under my hand this 2eth October, 1888:
LUCINDA SCOTT,
Execu,rix Uf Richard n. Scott, deceased.
nov l-w8w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-05

rWe request the favor Of our advertising
customers to bring in their advertisements at as
early period il the day as possible. An atten.
ton to this would much oblige us.-The short.
ness Of the days, and the early arrival Of the mail
from the South, urge US to make this request.
dec 2-1w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-05
nov 22S

Up will, at the same time, sell tho remain
Jag shares of the above property, Consequently the
whole property will be sold without reserve ny or
der OF the owners. "h' ~ No'A'
nov 25-t9 hDec
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-05
I,apA for Sale.

liAnN lux ONhO'
m Y virtue of q deed Of trust executed oy inc a'e
II Richard bland lee, and Elizabeth bis wife, on the
10Th dsy of June, 1925, the subscriber VIII cfer ~
nublc auction at Fairfax Court House, IN vmgin,' ."
Monday the I'd day Of December next ~ - o c".
meridian, all the right title and interest OF 'ne sA;o
Richard Bland Lee and Of Elizabeth his WIFE, o. III
and to the ,ro
W., known by the name Of "i.ngH,, ymg ~
w the County of Fairfax, Virginia ana oou. '."
-. as follows, viz.-On the south oy ,ne .uim
pike road Leading from Georgetown 10 Le sJ R,..,
IN. west nv the lands of Clement Smith ana nosel
ZONES: ON The north by the river Potomsci s"u ="
ss., hv The lands of Robert g. Read, Daniel bus;ra
and Clement smith; and is situate about TWO .na w..
miles above the Little Falls Of the Potomac co"'A"b
6vc hundred and forty acres, more or Tess,
The terms of sale one-fourth OF inc puse":: ="
money IN be paid in hand, and the residue III '
s,sIments of one two and three years The pufeh.se
~ rive notes satisfactorily endorsed, bearing ,nte
from the dsy Of ssle and on full payment OF thS pun:
.h..e money. with oil interest and costs, the suoser
h., =. Trustee Is Aforesaid, will convey to me
ser n. the right and title derived under the saa oeeo
~ The sale of the above described properly
:. Fashioned to Saturday, the 2lst december neN
70 o,cleck NJ when it will take place, at Mr.; Se~as
~ tbe nrsmises on the Turnpike Road leading ITO"
Georgetown to Leesourg' ,,,, su,ru r,r.,..
nov 2t-u M1: 2M. -: ..s...-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-05

w BY virtue Of Deed Of Trust fro" no
Der, 7. Wilson to me, bearing date the I'd day OF
January 1922 aud recorded in the United States Cr'
cult Court for the County Of Alexandria. shall offer
and ;ntsre,t of the said Wilson in the above described
property Terms made known at sale.
WIN. LUDwELL HoDGsoN,
nov 25 'fu"ee'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-05
a Valuable Farm fOr Sale.

a Valuable Farm fNr Sale.
sAssa The subscriber will sell his highly improv'
E7SS6 ed and valuable Farm called
@ RONE- HILL,
- in the County Of Fairfax. four miles and 2 !.
half from Alexandra. aid ten half from the CITY Of
washington. in pleasant and agreeable ne'gho0F'
hood, containing
394 ACRE s.
As this Estate is 50 generally nown, particular DE
..,;n,;on NJ !, will be less necessary The soil Is IN
ennJ .a,e of having been managed for Sc
S.rsI wears mast with view to its Improvement mere
are about two hundred and fifty acres cleared sho o
ded into eight fields, we'll fenced; the balance - ~
wood and timber. There are from iory ~ y ~
of meadow land, we'll dhched ana u,.". .S .I.n..
which 10 we'll set with clover ana t,mo'ny' VIC s.iI
des;gned 10 be put down in grass The ensuing r.
Tss.,e ;s . Young thriving APPLE OhCHAnO, OF
-, two hundred trees of choice selected run. pc
-. . var;.,y of excellent summer fruits. ms s'
:" dsI;ohtfy watered; Dogue Run passes tniooSnn ~
"a :, .bounds in springs Of most e1ceilen' sMer,
Inch continue to through the farm IN inc dr,es'
..ason.. The buildings are good, e0nss'ns .S
'eA'o ERNIE DWELLLNG HOUSE OF two stories,
- III eur rooms and wide passage. built very
ss h.,.,,,.y end of The best materials, and every
!...s..s nm, house to accommodate large family
Ths GARDEN and Yard are we'll designed and improved
I,om the house there is q commanding view OF inc ro
,ooc and surrounding country, and tor heathfuhess
and besuty of prospect it is perhsps BY none
The price and terms Of payment VIII oe mace .no"h
" q. II JASNEY, Alexandra, D. C.
n, IN the subscriber, on the premises,
VI ~ JAMES RUSSELL,
aug is-wtf Rose Hill, Fairfax County, VS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-05

Corn Exchange The arrivals Of Flour from
the West were large, yet prices were maintained
with great steadiness, though a good deal contln'
ued to 20 In store; common brands are S5,69 a
IS and fancy 5.sl 81. Howard street S6a
and sal. Of Baltimore City at Ct. For Ohio,
via the Canal So is paid; and 400 bbls have
been sold received via New Orleans at 81
Genesee Wheat sold at lisa III cen's; Jer-
sew corn sold at e. 6s cts. and cargoes OF south
ern at 81 a 81 cts. Rye 70 80 cts; and Bar
lev &C a 68 cts.-N Y. J. Com. Dec @.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-05

vided 10 which they could conveniently be put.
He was opposed also to increasing the size Of
committees. Experience had taught him that the
larger they we're made, the less efficient they
usually became. II was often difficult to get a
quorum Of o committee together now. Ii the
quorum should be enlarged, 1t would be harder
still.
Mr.. Sutherland suggested that it would be bet
ter to adopt such rules as we're not objected to,
at once, and defer the consideration Of the rest
for the present
After some further conversation, this was T.
greed to; and the old rules were adopted, with
the exception Of the 9th, 55th, and 10Th, above
referred to.
Indian Difficulty Western Geo Her
aid mentions report that the Cherokees have
killed the workmen, and burned the mills, which
Col. Goodman was building near Ellijay in Gil.
mer county.
The following appears in the Philadelphia 10.
telligencer Of Monday
Mr. Duans's Exposition. have received
from the late Secretary Of the Treasury. MIR.
Duane. a communication, in reference to the re.
cent attack upon him in the official paper, the
Globe, and will lay it before our readers, to.mor
row.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-05
BY WILLIAM D. MUTT.

FINDER the authority Of Deed OF Trust rom Jas.
u G. Wilson. the subscriber will sell at public aue-
ton TO the CHEST bidder on Monday, 9Th December
next, n u O'Clock, one.third Of that large
THREE STORY BRICK WAREHOUSE on
6...s KING street. lately occupied BY ~ lam :,
Eil.Isay. Also, one third of LOTOF GROUND
on Duke street, adjoining the Dwelling House attach
ed to St Paul's Church Terms made known at sale.
nov 8-d,s sAAL. J. POTTS. Trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-05

FLouR.-We continue to quote wagon price
at IS s74, with moderate sales from stores at
IS so.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-05
NeMOv ~.
Ooctor WheeAWright

JUAs removed 10 the House on st Asaph street,
between King and Prince streets, formerly 0ccu'
pied by T. +. Mason, Esq. where he can be found
,ov 8-d1tSwtf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-05

~ In consequence Of legal informality in
advertising the property described below, re sale Of
the same will take plsce as under.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-05

~ Extra copies Of the Presidents Message
for sale at this Office.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-08-22
CHOLERA.

Health Of the CitY.-The whole num-
Der of deaths within the city for the last
week, was II, of this number 33 were
from cholera. BY comparing this with
the deaths for the previous week, it will
be seen that the number has decreased
nearly one half. The deaths by cholera,
during the previous week were 6l, during
the last, 33. The general health of the
city is rapidly improving, and we hope in
another week to be able to say the chol-
era has entirely disappear ed.--During
the last three days there has been but
one death from cholera, among adults. 1t
prevails now as it did last fall, at the
close of its visit, principally among chill.
dren.-- Cincinnati Gas. Aug 8.
The Cincinnati Advertiser of Thurs
day last, says:--"We learn that there
were eight deaths by cholera at Lebanon
on Thursday last, and that it is extending
itself gradually into the interior Of the
State, having made its appearance in
numerous other places "
Newcastle, Ky. July o0--On Saturday
last the cholera appeared to be augmen-
ted to an alarming extent, and our once
happy village. seemed appalled, at the ra-
wages of death. On Sunday morning
there were five corpses in town Since
that time, the disease has been on the
decline.
Lexington Missouri, July 25.-Thc
cholera is still marching west, and we
have no reasonable hope of escaping it.
! do not think the disease has abated, or
appears likely to do so. IL is now spread
ing all over the country. The temperate
and Incorporate, careful and careless,
good and bad Of all classes, appear to be
equally subject to the attack, and are
suddenly hurried to eternity. We have
had one death at our ferry, and another
in the neighborhood. Eight deaths oc-
Cured on board the S. B. Yellow Stone
which has been abandoned some miles
above this, on her way to the river of the
sane name.
Progress Of The Choiera.-Thc West.
crn mails bring melancholy iidngs of tho
spread Of the Cholera. The annexed
letter from st. Charles presents sad
picture of the desolation there, and we
fear it will be parallcled in other towns
on the Missouri. The Boonville paper
states that scven cases had occurred ir
that place, three Of which were fatal
the others were convaloscent. Severn
cases had occurred al Old and New
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-08-22

Elections.-In Kentucky, little oppo-
stion was made to the reelection OF
Chiffon Allen to Congress. Thomas A.
Marshall is also reelected by majority
of three or four hundred. Mr.. Lctcher
is probably reelected in opposition to
Mr.. Moore, tho late Minister to Co.
lombia. In NicholasviIlo, his majority
was GO. In Scott county, X. nj John
son obtained majority over MIR. Gaines,
and is believed to be elected. The re-
turn of votes from the other districts are
so limited, as to render it difficult to
speak positively respecting the result
The Washington Globe observes, that
of the thirteen districts, only two are
Jacksonian, those lately represented by
Mr.. Lyon and Col. johnson.
In Tennessee, John Bell has been re-
elected without opposition, and Mr..
Dickinson is understood TO be elected in
Ruthclord and Williamson counties.