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The Utica (Oneida) Sentinel holds the following
language in respect TO the late election, which
firms entirely the sentiments advanced by Sat
urday:


Ofone thing, however, the public ought to be cor
rectly informed. the Presidential question did
not form the dividing line in this county, in fact
any where at the west of us. We are aware that
the Jacksonlans will use every exer!ion to create an
impression that question governed the electors, and
that the result is fair test Of the strength of the
friends OF Adams and of Jackson. Every body
here. however. knows better and we contradict
the assertion merely To prevent mistakes abroad.
Next fall. when the Presidential electors are to be
chosen, the ballot boxes will show that this county,
and the west generally, are almost unanimously in
favor "f the present administration. and the cause
of public improvements domestic industry, national
prosperity, and civil order.


The Black Rock Gazette. Erie C0unty,) gives
the following result Of the election in that county
and district


THE Eiection.-The election in this county has
resulted in the choice of General Peter b. Porter,
and Colonel David Burt, of this town, to the Assem-
bly,, by large maorties.


1t is almost unnecessary to add that the members
elect are decided friends Of the general atministra-
ton. as none other could have been elected in this
county.


TH'uenda -" iiuCJ- Lsq. mas Deen clecfe0 10 Con-
gress, in the district composed Of Genesce and Or
leans counties. by about four Thousand majority =
His opponent. Mr.. isdale, was got up and sup
ported as the Jackson candidate. Mr. Tracy is a
decided friend OF the administration.


Timothy II. Porter, Esq. has been elected to the
Senate. from this district, without any organized
opposition. Mr.. Porter, is friend to the admins
tration.


| Av an advertisement in the New York Freedoms
Journal. Samuel f. Cornish, lately one of the Edi-
tors of that paper, offers for sale, to his cooure,l
brethren. two thousand of excellent land at
less than half its value, provided they will take
measures to settle or have it settled by coloured
farmers. The land is situated in the state of New
York, within 70 miles Of the city," &c.
i Governor williamson of New Jersey, has ap


pointed the 18th day of December next. to be OBJ
served throughout that state as q day of public
thanksgiving and prayer.


Pauldng's Monument. The Common Counci
. Of the City Of New York, having directed Monu
ment to be erected to the memory of John Padding
= one Of the captors of An,lre-this ceremony vii
0 be performed at Peekskill. on Wednesday, tn
# twenty second OF the present month IF November