Gen. Jacl,son's Health.
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The papers represent Genl. jackson as
being very feeble. A letter from Nash
vile, describing recen! visi! to the Gen
cral says


The old ,Iero's answer 10 the enquiry
after lis health is so characteristic Of the
man, we will give it. lie saiu-.l am
very feeble. sir-very, sir. came with
ina few momont's time OF choking TO
death, last Tuesday, sir. thought. was
gone, sir--upon my honor did, sir,
Wien the Almighty takes me, sir. He will
DO it s"ddealy, sir; !! shall 60 in momoa!.
sir-shall choke 10 death, sir-upon my
honor, s.r.''


WITHDRAW Alive notice that &.
7. Johnson has Withdrawn his nane from.
tn" Delaware Gazette, and that paper is
now printcu by II. Bosce. What motives
prompted him to this step we are unable
10 de!erminc,as his yaiediclory las nnlyri
made its appearance. In the course of
!'rAe, however, we premise tie pn''i' wi;l
be enlightened by ',he luminous columns
o! i!iA! great illTnary,' as % ,!,o seciAiog
and hGhhling pi ;I."i cau;iroa winch has
prcdHcci withdrawal wi;i:oul an al
dress. In conclusion we would merely
state that VIC mos! heartily wish The retir
ing gentleman success in whatever tus! i,
ness he may gage.--Dtl. Rep.