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We cannot say that we are indebted to our Qtten-
tiue friends at Dover for any nfor NATION respecting
the result Of the election in Kent County, for we
have not received line the subject, from that
quarter. federal friend of ours informs us that
Mr.. Polk has majority Of votes in Kent County,
and Mr.. M'Lane's majority there is l3. We have
but partial returns from Sussex, but there is no
doub. that the federal candidates for Governor and
Representative 10 Congress, have been elected.
There were twenty seven deaths by Telloio F,rer,
in Norfolk during las, month The latest accounts
represent the health of the place to be improving.


correspondent Of the U. S. Gaze,,s states ,ha.
the manuscript OF Paine's Religion Of the San" is
in the possession Of young gentleman OF Philade-
phia, who will shortly publish 4


The port Of Chester has been constituted q Port
of Entry. Captain William Anderson, has been ap-
pointed Custom House Oaicer.


The following persons have been invited by the
Secretary of War, to the Board which is about as
sembling in Washington City for the purpose OF
preparing and reporting System Of Cavalry and
Artillery Exercise, for the Of the Militia, viz
Gen. w. III. Sumner, Of Massachusetts.


Gen. 4. Cadralladpr, OF Pennsylvania


Gen. d. Daniel, OF North Carolina.


Gen. ID. NC Mc.arthur, OF Ohio.


Adding to the above Generals Scott and .hacomb;
Colonels Eustis Taylor, and Cutler; Major .Nourse,
and Lieutenan, Tone, Of the Army and the Board
will be complete.