NASHVILLE. July 26.
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: Healh of Nashviae.--It is perhaps worthy of notice, that since the t.isappear- ance of the cholera, the health of our town and neighborhoodhas been for the season, almost unexampled. Some of our oldest physicians state, that never, within their re- collection, has the month of July been so generally and almost universally exempt from prevailing disease, as during the pre- sent year. After the painful visitation of the spring, we ought to be especially grate- iul for this extraordinary prevalence of

 health. But VIC should not forget that it is probably attributable in some deoree= to that caution and prudence in diet, Sc. which our preceding suffering has prompted. Let us not relax ous vigilance but endeaYor to preserve the blessing of health during the. summer and fall.-Bmlner.

 Juy 277.-GT'ihe celebrated Aaron Burr, who is nearly eighty years of age, and, one would suppose, somewhat depressed by dlsappolntments and misfortunes, has re- gently attempted to obtain some consolation and support in his old age by taking to him. selfa wife, who Is said to be not much over three scoxe and ten, ssFrench, rich, and at tractive.'-ib.