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a,,,tingtoa Constitution.

 \ HERMITAGE.

 ISe Ip,'i Hon. Isaac Hill to the

 'ls ns,riot, describing a visit to

 ( ,,iiot P5 of the Hermitage or

 Jackson better in health

 l '. yet so weak, if it were

 ,9nld scarcely suppose he

 For the last four months

 |lso.ed ,nt to take his customary

 '.Pd sn,iIy. He sits through the

 .anslrncted a easy chair, with

 ,,.Is. his miniature bible and

 him. To him are brought

 ,s;I arrives, the newspapers;

 lla ln, days I tarried at the Her

 !. 'j ;nauiry was for the daily

 I,r.papers, and letters bearing

 '5,I or inc capital. With all his

 his intellect seems to have

 md matured by time. and

 ,6e most minute public al-

 Ibsn that of some of the most

 ,1 '' and politicians engaged in

 The all-absorbing topic with

 h annexation of Texas. His l.s with Gen. Houston and oth- . him q knowledge of the state ||on, as 1t exists in the interests | d lbe people of that country |g,,tern States, that is not gen [sood by the people. His feel [alt of the vote in the Senate

 and his whole countenance (hc annunciation in letters of |,e days, that a majority of tEe |Ipro5ably vote for the resolu- |lsal has heightened out his life 5is prudence and abstinence.- hi is pulmonary one lobe of |eTeves to be entirely consumed. |og is shown by the shortness of

 almost entirely precludes the |sO,al exercise. When he moves, |f as to produce no disturbance. |1kles are swollen from contin- .od he finds a substitute for sal tss only ill the bathing of his qeniag in those emolients call 8ducq a healthy action of the T, he is, he shayes with his a combs and adjusts the ample Iish continues to add to the dig 

 ase simply that has reduced the hs present weakness. Had his . of thousands of the present smight have lived 10 be all hun- age. and no more exhausted B. Exposure in the campaign gi. on a diarrlGa, which con- aore or less violence for four which was cured after the ease iopeIess. In the Seminole cam }, he had hemorrhage of the was probably the commence lsease ever afterwards gnawine .ily interesting intercourse with ajoFed for for days, shall much to say to my friends on nd 10 the public l may have which, if 1t shall gratify them it did me, will not be words l claim the right to speak 3ntative Of Gen. Jackson in N. well from an earlier friendship ct that am the only person iie State who has travelled four out of his way to visit the 5 refinement to the Hermitage. th has stood firm on the ground n all questions of national pol S-which has never been veer- i hand or the left by heartless iilo Ill olllef OlateS nave cor .ople with their own money, em in moonshine projects of ! by speculation and of pro ly higher taxation-the State sn led astray by no false issues appreciated in the great West, : her praise is upon the tongue lot; and by none is she higher ihan by the Hero of the Her las carried out her principles oI the Bank and the Maysville