GENERAL JACKsoN,s HEALTH.
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The health of GENERAL JACKSON, known to have been exceedingly feeble, and failing, of late, seems, from the last account, to be almost gone. The following is the last from his own hand. At his age, and in his state of health, the rapid and general supervention of dropsy, as ill this case, may be regarded as the certain precursor of speedy dissolu- tion. While we write, the probability is that the greatest and most remarkable man of the age, is no more-gone hence, ''full of years and full of honors,o to reap the reward of a happy immortality for long life of devoted usefulness to his country:

 Earact ofa letter from General Jackson to

 Me President, dated 9ih .May;

 ssl must close. an, greatly afflicted. am swollen from the toes 10 the crown ot the head, and in bandage to my hips What may be the result, God only knows. l am prepared calmly to submit to his will. My whole house salutes you and lady; may God preside over and give you successful and beneficial administration to our beloved coun- try. s'Y our friend, sincerely,

 ANDREW JACK SON