{"newspaper_name": "Delaware journal.", "edition": "01", "page": "p1", "byline": ""}
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Warren r. Davis Thomas r. Mitchell
William Drayon VIM. t. Nuckohs~
James Hamilton Starting Tucker.
George NJ, Dulle.


GEORGIA..
John Floyds Geo. L. Gilmert
Tomlinson Forts Wilson Lumkint
Charles L. Haynes Wiley Tompson
Vacancy in room of ]. Forsyth, elected Governor.


KENTucKy-l2.
Richard A. Bnckner Thomas Metcafe
James Clarke Robert M'Haton
Henry Daniels Thomas F. Moore
Joseph Lecompte Charles A. Wicklfe
Robert P. Letcher Joel Yancey
Chittenden Lyons Zone vacancy.)


TENNEssEE--9.
John Bell* Pryor Ieet
John Blair John II. Alarable
David Crockett* James c. Mitchell
Robert Desha: james X. Polk
J acob G. Isacks.
oHIo--14.
| Mordpcai Barley John Sloane
Philemon Beecher VIM Stanherry~
Wm Creighton, jr. Joseph Vance
John Davenport* Samuel r. Vinton
James FindIay Elisha Whittlesey
William MLean John Woods
VIM. RusselI* John C. Wright*


1oursIANA--3.
VIM. L. Brent Edward Livingston
Henry H. Gurley.
| INDIANA--3.
| Thomas H. Blake* Oliver H. Smiths
Jonathan Jennings.
| MIssIssIpPI-1.
William Hale.
ILLINOIS,.


Joseph Duncan*


ALABAMA--3
Gabriel P Moore John MKee.
George w. Owen.


MIssouRI-l.


Edmund Bates.*
|ARKANAsAs.-Henry w. Conway.
MrcnraAN--Austin F. Wing.
FLoRrnA.-Joseph Al. White


New Members Members of previous
Congress, but not of the last.


From The London Literary Mgozine.
yns. THE OLD MAIDS DIARY.
IL. Anxious for coming out and the attention ofth


men.


13. Begins TO have some idea Of the tender passion
IA. Talks OF love in cottage, and disinterested af


fection.
Is. Tancies herself in love with some handsome
| man who has hattered her.
16. Is little more difficult in consequence of bens
| noticed.
II. Commences fashionable and dashes
ls. Still more confidence in her attractions ant


expects brilliant establishment.
10. Refuses good offer, because he is not a man 0


fashion.
90. Flrts with every young man she meets.
FL. Wonders she is not married.
90. Rather more circumspect in her conduct.
25. Begins to think large fortune not quite SO nds


pensablc.
"a. Prefers the company of raona! ulcn to flirting
25. Wishes to be married in quiet way with


comfortable income.
&c. Almost despairs entering the married state.
E27. Rather fearful of being called an old maid.
90. An additional love of dress
90. Processing to dislike balls, finding it difficult to


get good partners.
30 Wonders how men can leave the society Of SEN


she women to tlrt with chts.
81. Affects good humor in her conversation with


men.
80. Jealous of the praises of women.
33. Quarres with her friend who is lately married
81. Thinks herself sighted in society
35. Likes talking of her acquaintance who are mar


ried unfortunately, and finds consolation intheil