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hJs In looking over our subscription list, we OBJ
serve the names of several persons who have not
paid for the paper, though their attention has been
more than once called to this subject. Such per-
sons are hereby notified that unless we receive q
satisfactory answer from them in two weeks from
this date, we shall discontinue sending them the
Watchman, and take the speedest method to re-
cover what they SO uniuslly withhold from Us.


JOHN TENNENT, Esq, Democrat, has been
elected Representative to the General Assembly
of this State, from Sussex County. A Democrat
ic Senator, DR.. JoHN BRINcKLoE, and two Demo
cratic Representatives, Messrs BATES and STOUT,
have been elected in Kent County.


Nney-nine Post Offices were established in the United
States from the 1st of Jny the st of Ocobe 1885,
Among them is at Wiiamsyle, in Kent County, in
this State.


Ielow Feuer.-sx eigh, of yellow fever, seve-
raj of which have proved fatal have occurred at the New
York Quarantine Ground about miles from the city


The Righ, Reverend DIR. Cheveras, formerly R.
c. Bishop of Boston, and lately Of the see Of Mon
| tauban, in France, has been appointed Arch Bishop
OF Bordeaux, one ofthe highest ecclesiastical dignila'
ries in the kingdom.


Capt Chase of schr Betsey, which arrived the port
o Boston, Sunday week. IN " days from Fort an nce
reports that very sickly that place when he left
The British Vice Consul died Aug. 26l, and the French
Vice Consul died 1st September.
The elegant Map of South Carolina, lately pub
lished cost the State about 10000 dollars and the
Map of Virginia, also lately published, cost thai.
State about $4,000 dollars.
Charleston Courier Office, Oct. !.
| By the Emgran, from Laguayra, we have pa
pers to the 9th, and private accounts to the 10th
September.


| 1t gives us great pleasure to contradict the ru-
mour, TOO hastily credited and circulated, of the
death by assassination a, Bogota, of Beaufort T.
Watts, Esq. the Charge d'Affaires of the u. S. in
| Colombia.


| We have to-day seen a letter written by Mr.
! Watts himself from Bogota. dated 10th August.
and have heard of another also written by him, re-
ceived in Philadelphia, dated in the end of August,
period subsequent to that at which he was reported
to have been assassinated.