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4 sr'ne OF Deed OF Trust executed by Reuben " ~.
fansshtr, to w IN Psvu dsc ia hi. time and the
date the secondd sy Of November thou
ana egh hundred and eighteen and duly proved
IN The eoutoi the county of kuvsnna The twenty thr d
90 Tue same month IN the year. for the purpose secu
S 10 Jacob Ayris the " therein M,
toned and at the Request of John rnbeske Jr of lie SAID
county OF tiuvanni, Agent and Attorney Duet eni,n
u Jacon Myers a 10 OF the Bonds The Deed ~
neuuoned and given TOT the psyn, Of
uer'n unentitnt winch Bond hsui. or no,se salon
,si Jvin iig'beil'ke Jr Agent Attorney
VI H. Msgruder,a the place called the UHion MILL. in M
rI county OF F"vanna on Wednesday tue twenty SECOND
uy o. August one thousand eight hundred weuy seven
Al Puoc auction o ready money 1T parcel land stu
axe lying and being ia the said county Eluyanna conta
Nv" huh"Fed and htysx aud designated ny number
ca ohA connected plot Of David Ross Crlpneham Land,
,seyea y ie County Surveyor, tying tie back aud n
shed 10 the place where ededaF johnson formerly
pt,ns tht eme lot "r parcel OF Land which the sad R
Mn tianasan, purchased of the said Jacob Myers The
" ~" W" ",'tf OK purchasers MILES CARY.
1u.N ~.
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NOTICE

20 virtue 81 Deed Of Trust executed hy Reuben VIM
- agaa, TO W IA Psst.uI dee, hiI life time, and
n"'efber ptans Dat. The seventh day nf September
eight bundled es,eensbd duiyPioved REGARDED
ih the cout OF the county Of FluvsDns the oath
ire sam, mon,hu the same yssr,r the purpose of securing
Myers the payment OF debts
request ct Jshn Undertake. Jr Of the said county
agent and Alton for poot Lewis ofthe
eOuuy OF hieekenhu who Jsccb
, as 10 one OF the Bonds the said of n,on
c' anu gwen Tor the payment OF the debts therein
m'honedi which D"nd uthe hand, aud ros.s.pn a.
,, 'sd John Imeei'k Jr Agent Attorney aforesaid
VIZ he exposed to ssi, at the house riI LAKE l.
j. H. magudtr, at the place osled Unon Mills. ~ the n
county Of Fuvauna "Wednesday twenty second ,y o
August one thousand eight huni ed aud seven at publ
sH' on, Tor ready m"ncy, Certain lot parcel Of
lying upon Cunningham Greek the county Of Fuyan
ma containing two hundred and pis.
KNOWN 10y the name Of Jededah Johnon and b. m.
number Hns'n connected pa Of David Ross
lahdsuTveyedh by the Coup henc m.
wn,eh Tie sad Renernnnd Wm Fannaean pehasei he
only will be conveyed to the pm chaser OF purchaser
Julvs - Q. ~ "a. l,
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no THE PUBITc

ysHE subscriber redine within hall a mile of Hsnpdcn
4 Syduey College, and one mile North OF pnee Edus..
courthouse, at the place formerly known Trenches OIL
Store has recently 6uishsd his Brici Bdirgs, and
prepared TO travellers aud sihers
call HIM lis situation being the main road radr
irou Philadelphia 70 Charleston and ikewis. from the Es.
Sectioio the STATE the SPRING. gentlemen with h,,,
iarse, might find ssrttable cali upon him. The
serber having good stables aud ssn. Oiler, pedr,.
himself 10 do every thing in accommodate th,e
calling him. GEORGE KING.
Prince Edward July 81. 24-S,
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by '"' Uop''"sr FIX, 3, % co2.'9;.95 n Tr.

y
~ li.REAS IL has been Represented to the Fxreu.; ,t
y"i2r OF GOOD county, that William M'Msh.r
WI" bad he'n imsnded 10 Jail by Examining Court ., ar.
county iI further tIiai, charge murder did on a.
n'S OF The TIN inst make his Escape from the aid il and
now s""s al large; have therefore thought proper vim
We adNr. OF the Council Of State offer r.wsd OF t,na
Ho"u'ed Dollars TO any person persons who will srpsEend
az" convoy 10 The jail vi Wool county aforesaid he aid W
lGdahan And do moreover require all oIoer civil and
and sSh9rt the good people Of the eai, 10
use tAeIr best ehdeavos fueitive 10 he n,
btndd ''t he may he dealt az the law din eefs
1i''u under my hand a. Governor aud undo, The sssI
q. s. July, 1877 80 ' ~
-, ,,-r. $780,, WaI. n. GILES.
u William MAI hru y lad Of fifteen wears of fbs-
face. s ~'' !" N"r
july 81. o.
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yours, respectfully,
ONE or THE COMMITTEE.
(COpfl

HAOLEY Esd OF NJ arch, 3o7-
Tentfw'n Your Ccmmun a1 uuder date of the 2ih
dad me- reach All this n'tsni thro an accidental
channeI mention the circumstance that why
my "er To" had not been prompt You Committee
acuoS Tor number IT Fseeholders of sori county,
me 10 ay n the Election OF President should vove
on the IL Of Representative OF the States whether would
~ would not vute for Gen Andrew Jackson President of
o. ~ preference tcany othrr c. udiia e.-Ny answer IS
a iityour Representative sould
ed "a the foregoing question, fer that Candidate President
"h9'= favor the ki.eto of the State Virginia
ave been given TO fill that "ce To YOU ecutl, men who
W Pnhiean' must ee3gnizs the aud political
imposed on We Representative, conformity
o. MS Oohtuen ustths will be satisfactory.
nave nsde TINS the rule Of conduct occason
Wheh nave acted as The of peoples will IN
ehore OF Pte5iGeut ready agsiu shouli IL he
'e pressure to repose u ne the au, gentlemen
WIN great re'pee' for and Tor those you
nave me- faithfully our ifsvd aud fellow citizen
,, =, 49, John TALIAFEURO.
To Mssrs: I'm Brent, Jr Fal,er Il. DanieL X c. IL
no"cITe John W. Da.ici, 4. Fii.4irl.
~ D. AsH"es impossible Tor use attend The Stafford
heh ceu And ne probably he your Elec ton
htd beote received alton written To friend
20 irf'en me at the Election the time authorized
MN 10 'e the course would pursue the choic. vi Pres
' ne VIII q" on NV reqIest; aud what Rave
'<su hm 10 state, - sub tsnaiy what have said
Respectfully, ]. T.
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Soo"ay county curt, 9Th July, 1927 Olive Jscken
n-' Jsrks"n, Thompson Jaeks,n aRd Patience J,ck,.n
hsliu.t f'"'
Ede burke formerly Eide Jackson, Dabney Jackson Tar
sy AKIN aud Esther his wife, rrly kson and Edw
aud The children OF Jordan ckson dee viz E,lnu
S,Oh ahd freeman sally and Maria tkson infants Id
w. : ~ S H'r" '"'h heNtIrtehd Drlts
rms cay came the conpainans by their counsel ard filed
Ihsn bill against the also the drSndsn
"'hn ms commonwealth hy the council who Gd me-.
answers ~ the compainants bill and Gu The noto a. 10
PshIn' and appearing the the del. ndsnYs
Eve purss ana Dthney jackson ilah.snt. of TINS
aud they not having their
aHn gwen ecHriy according the ct Assembly ana m
nr' oi thi' court, II OIGCrod, ssail ab.cn s-
appear hers Lelvre the October Court and e
a 10 the sHd bills also, that copy th,s order
W inserted IN some pHhic newspaper printed in the e,
richmond or Hoo"sh Of PeteisIurg, tor mouths ani
posted at the ou of the couitiss of ths count
TWO 'nco esiive court days. copy Tesfe,.
! July3r 10 - 20 ii "a y, .ik'
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hTfh"r Il. Barnes, attorney at Latu
III regularly attend the superior and Inferior Caur
w Essex, Richmond and Westmoreand. ANY n,,ines. ~
INTO nus hands relative to his profession shs he dir.tI
July 81. 81 80, va
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COLU.NBLa EEILnIr 1aa,... -

II t,S> . ~ Di-d y sDiHLE .ACfDE1fI.
a L@Uh soheUlnt advanced ~ life ,r ,i,,. -
a bic ttafaeier and or cutv,tsi i,5 I aa If.P'o,'
s'Ysni lEfs, . csle uls'ei q, perform ,,s '1te. ID,
N, ahu assistant teacher, hs In.iauf,o ,. ,g,o,eJ
~ '.' p ferstds resrecishfy end en,inrts.f. 4.
~ " 'effon~' interview ne ar7eant n rr.en,,tl
,... It afltmsnt. The Principal i.ffretvs rppi~.
SD DIN iH Go'"n.his, unui Che 2-ta of A,.r.t
~ F.t ',f"nsh Frhuoni, Wssir-iDn. Is'fun,rr aud
' ~ 200 ne lst Co thf f5ib ~ September. .f,yry .
~ HN' m efch 81 The above ps ~ when he ,siii 81 no,
,.,. ." '"y P" 7. w1'e' y rst fh- rrcrer tost.
f''''.,. go ELIAS NAPEs,W D. p,ia-sp,1
IVY
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LGitoastey County Co0t Fe5runrv 10 I1z7
Stephen Chiffon and Elizabeth Dup,sav - "

Against o.
Chiffon - -V'' NHo''0"'
ne order male al January court ssr Tor ea,ons appearing
o '"e count, Is amended follows: is O,d.red thar Ib
posss' son {" amuelDcgsett, and Moses Chiffon he suu
u 10 appear here on the third Monday May next :,
shew cause II any tsy why the lands Of which C,H
deI seized should not ne sold aud
' among the ssd decedtnts legal feirs ard It
70 tne Satisfaction Of the that the said Mose, Ciin -
o1' an ihhahitan Of this commonwealth II is iberef Order
td' copy o Tins Order be inserted RieIn. ud
Tor two months essiveiy another copy
Attest. H. M UAIT3E1 IL
Juy 81. Si,s-
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RICHMOND, JULY 81.

The forgery of the letter to which the following
communication alludes, has been aliesdy sufficient
ly established 1t has been denounced by those
who at first seemed TO think it genuine. If there
be any, however, who still doubt upon that sub
ject, these doubts win now be removed:
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Massachusetts Elections AT the last trial to
eject representative IN the district lately repre-
ssnted by Samuel LathroP, it is ascer,ained that
isaac Bates is elected He hsG 1888, and Mr.
l4athroP $40 votes. Scattering ESQ
At the election in Boston supply Mr. D.
Webster's place, Mr.. Gorham had 1863, Mr..
Blake, 699, and NJ Henshaw ,Ij9 votes, scat. 1922
Messrs Gorham and Bike are administration men ,
he former the federal and the latter the republi-
can candidate. Mr.. Hensbaw is re publican. yo.
tedior by the friends of Jackson
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SvAFFoRD COUNTY, July lIti, 1927

To the Editors Of ne Enquirer.
te"tsS'eE AT irieuds OF zen
ht AZ inc courthouse OF this county. day
niaFeh Tou eomintec appointed
J"hn Tsisierro Egg the present Representative
C9nsres''ona District the subject the Presidential
Election, WI" nui' Iaeiy add t-d letter him. Poet.
TO which they received the sj1.n
oI the conadeory statements puhlrhe
u lr Iaert" sent,mrus aud feelings the
the COMMITTEE above mentioned. at
mee'ng dit eeted 20 forward Copy shat seu
To-" pehle siiui EIing this have be en-
~ exact, u l. the slightest puacitIaticn
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" vrius o deed ri trust executed 60 nr hp .nrs
= Aen f'lil on edneslsy e 2lih day NJ Anerfp~.
on e Ptrmne proceed 20 eel n The hrhssi bdtcr
't ~ 'ei Two three years, fst vair PIE ~ 1nd
"th NJ aaf Samuel v. Aiien rr.. c1ntsans fhrfe
hundred Sores about 40 acres'Hf hch Bob river r,s
f1uri'. thefc O. upon Gee lsnd dwelling haifs. snf
eve convenient ouhor-e. Tha isnf sirssd whin thfs
mifs 81 farmsis Brri fnd approved rcurii} wi Dr.
Infrd Gura ne prr.tfr deed 81 ttnst uun g.a POL.
g. secure The Yur-Lsse MONTY.
Joras a.rs
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aud tiist, so Ear from visit OF ceremony, it was
visit of substance To this Mr.. Clay replied, that,
the Major was mistaken as TO time; that il was
true that during the previous session OF 1928 4,
he hal called several times to see Mrs. Jackson,
but that. had not, during the session OF lS24-s
called on General Jackson. This promptly
me, by Major Eaon's reply, that - You, Sir,
have mistaken the time: Mrs Jackson spent The
previous winter at the Hermitage"
We have ended these remarks niucl beyond
our original purpose. We may have done wrong
In anticipating the further disclosures which GER
tsnly Will be made. We believe that what we
have said is true, and that it will appear here
after.
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= Lexnsou paper the humber Of persons The cisy
ihner an that place 1900 Mr.. w. Rochester other
strangers attended gu- All MIR. CO. friends attended
m"oh enthusiasm sid 60 have hcsn f,l. MIR Ciayf
r.eh was long lie "nimsye,ted freely" say. the EDITOR,
upon the eoufst rnsuedhs his since ia. last pesI
dental election Gen Jack"n conduct particularly HI,
eutt to Cater D-vs'y subjected ansysi.
10 ms rowrti sd"e aud the injustice Of thee
attacks plainly exhibited. The speech VA. warmly an
piaudsd throughout Tae tos with ac elans
nation" - ~
Mcsy's sPeeeh has to bandit will ill FIVE column,
nv Psrer.
sa'radveris Gen. Jackson with great hrt.rnet-
ihe Speaker s'rss to have called to eGuron Az b..
sn ter aud irony. II We may judge thu, Effort
r.Cly feslsthe Of all
himself from The situation which he placed. Whether H.
WIZ he successful depends upon testimony upon
the e!oqusnee ingenuity OF has dinner eehes.
Instances arc constantly Of the desperate extremity
to which The inatuatOn Of party wall carry Dir. haOr
me editor OF the V!se Record nnl member Of Cougre
from notices DIR I,sscs letter. which the
Ee OF tnr "i letter detected and ene.v"us 10 break
' otce OF the detection 10y iutnang that Mr. Bnns only
published Al AS SUCH AN oHE nigAi have hesn writ.
Ken 10y tue wfeiehed iaris" Such stable guhbis
~onid better have become the author thu forgery
nah oI 1ir Miaor's iueilig euce and standing.
i:burs tntesenctt !, ni,',heu in saying that
H9v' Gt, IS the sushor Of the lately put
i'hed On the cultivation and of Tobias
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Commodore Porter. IL is stated in The Nor
folk Beacon that orders have Jeen issued from
the Navy Department to the commander of the
West India Squadron 10 rendezvous, without de-
lay, with his " hole force al Key West. he edi-
tor supposes this movement has some connection
With the remonstrance said TO have been recently
made TO our government by the Spanish Minister
At Warrington against Com. Por,efs being per-
mite TO mske use Of thst a. neutral port.
We understand from source in which we place
reliance, that despa'ches are to 20 out immed-
ateiy from New York. IN the Eie, commanding
Com. Porter to leave Key West, THIS will be
al right, 81 our government, at the same time,
-bould require Com. Labo de to wait the Number
Of hours allowed by The law Of nations Tor Com.
POuef TO start hesd.
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The North Carolina has arrived at Norfolk
after loag sb'snce eli in good health and spi
siis.
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The Petersburg IntslliSenctr" IS mistaken in saying tina,
Hpv Ghs, IS the suihor Of the -riy uh-
i''hed ON the cultivation and manas of Tobias
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Mr.. Adams friends call his letter 20 Levitt,
Harris, enlightened, patriotic, end full of .4neri-
can JeetmS. We have no room to-day 10 com
ment upon this extraordinary prediction Its spirit
Is despoajtHg, and its expressions unjust, If not
ibeIious OF our government. OF our army, our navy
and OF " half the nation Yet his friends, with
their usual candor, cay it is pathetic. The whole
letter IS worse than the extracts we had seen Ii
makes US still more regret the fact that the promise
ed disclosures of Mr.. Clay "a to events at Ghent
have not been forthcoming.
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a YIRGINTAN.

|Note. These letters of Winchester a;e eavel-
oped in the hand writing OF his secretary, thus
80 Gen. Winchester, dated 10Th January 1915,
received 3lst 1915, aud Gen. Winchester dated
22d January 1915, received 3lsi January 1915"
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fCJs .5rr. Sergeant and his Secretary have ar
rived at Phila elpoia IN the Big Eliza from Vera
Cruz. ne Congress OF Tacubaya did not assem-
ble. The Philadelphia papers give us no other
particulars. What miserable .bofti ~ has this
Panama Mission been! Ii hiss filed the pockets Of
a few tontes out u the peoples money That's
all It hss done!
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.HfJL STONES
s7E snisrirr h.. received fufiher .vpplv NJ F.o,s
aif Stones, Ut sizes Also. Holland ~ lofogs
hW Sfonss, of escorted sists both n shirh he , s,r
eonsanv io sale, of every and bestquaiy The fae
t'efs Also expected ~ next packet Scftus fot h9ir IA
Mil Stores, md Saw 1i.i Cfanks
BERNARD rEYToN.
R7tontI Jr'y2t 2e van
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CD-IHNJJN rms mr..
DAIMORE, FuQUA d PAINuWE, having esnn, ares
thcmsrivc With George W Usniei. the hra,t,ss .,ii III
future be conducted nnder tie firm of John r. psrrs e
JOHN a. FAIMOnK
JOSEPH EroUA,
CUANLES 5. PALWUNE
GEORGE W. uANIEl.
N'.'Y ''n "f'f- friv ', 1877. ~
Delaware journal., 1827-12-14

differing more or less from those we have described,
and appearing 10 be derived rather from the cere-
monies practised by the Romans and the Cets, than
from those Of the Orenta's.
! Funerals s--At the death Of Bulhin or Chlze-
rot, the relations meet together and make loud la
mentations, in which the women take the lead, prln-
cipay referring to the life and actions OF the de-
ceased. s.He is no more-He has Dug Me edrth
so much that he has dug a gracefor hi1nSey--o,
lindefatioable abourer? who will cultivate thy
ground as thou didst Thy oxen, which grew Fat
in the pastures, will now become lean-Can we re-
main in this house. and prepare this table Tor dinner,
at which thou art no longer seated j? The evening
will come--the night will pass away-and we Shall
see thee return no more. Ala f! the llSht Oh the
day is no longer for us, = sc.
These cuIoues continue till four of the relatives
take the coffin their shoulders, and the rest OF the
Iconpanv follow in silence. When the prayers are
finished, a number of women, clad in white. with
wild and dsordercd looks, make the air ring with
thcr lamentations, and appear to be ready to cast
themselves into the grave. The whole ceremony
Indeed, is truly affecting remarkable instance
Of this kind occurred at the funeral of a woman,
whose daughter only seventeen Yeas OF age, tol-
lowed her parent to her long. long home. we
would. says Nj. Ribond, give these expressions OF
grief all their native force. but our language can al
ford only feeble idea of the natural eoquence Of
4 this grefstruck girl. ssOh, my mother, where are
you going? ! shall see you no more The earth
lis about to you-my cries will not recall you
to lfe-I will stay here. on this grave. The shad-
ow which covers you is about to seize me-my tears
shall make a pah-My mother--my mother,
answer me y Here her voice failed her, and the
whole company we're deeply affected with srlet, and
were, ..like Nobe all tears"
Not long since. it was the custom to place some
of the furniture of the deceased on the coffin, and
to bury it in thegrave with the body but the clergy
have gradually abolished this custom.
The funerals are aways closed by feast for thu
men /; and the manner in which they are conducted
is nearly the same in variety of places in this de
: partment This custom existed among many ancien
4 nations.
Delaware journal., 1827-12-14

hands: respectfully submit to their fellow citizens
the following resolutions, which they offer as con-
tanning the unaIterabe principles which animate
them and which they trust to see adopted as the ex-
preston of the sincere opinion Of the State oil Lou.
isana.
RESOLUTIONS.
Resolved, That the writ Of Habeas Corpus, and
trial by jury essentially titute the palladium OF
our liberties that they the two main pill ars ON
which rest the social edifice that to wrest them
from our citizens, is an attack upon the rights of
man. and the sovereignty of the people; and that he
would yainly seek the surages of any true lover OF
their country, who could render himself guilty Of
such an usurpation of power.
Resolved, That we have an entire confidence in the
talents. the zeal, the purity of principles and the
patriosm of the members of our cabinet and that
We found the farcst hopes on all measures emanang
from such an administration.
i Resolved. that wc denounce as calumnious. all
the accusations made against our present secretary
of state, Henry Clay: that we recognize in him the
virtuous citizen, the tried republican. the dstin-
guished orator. the profound dipoma'ist, the ire
proachable public functionary; and that by all these
titles. he is worthy Of the respect, Of the gratitude
and the admiration Of the American people
4 Resolved, That the determination openly avowet
by its enemies to put down the Administrations how
ever pure it be, is outrage against the constituted
authorities of the nation, against the principles O
our government, against the majesty Of the people
an outrage which should excite the Indignation o
every honest citizen, and Of every lover of order.
t Whereupon, the delegates present were success
lively Called and the following signatures affixed b,
them to the said address and resolutions:-
! Tho. Urquhart, g. b. Mllligan, &C. &c. &c.
Delaware journal., 1827-12-14
IN SENATE.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER II. 1897.

TUESDAY, DECEMBER IL, 1927.
Committee on Public Lands-Messrs. Barton,
King, Eaton, Ellis, Kane.
Committee on Private Land Chans.-Messrs
Smith, of 5. G. Berrien, Mckinley, Kane Thomas.
Committee ON Indian Affairs Messrs. Benton
Foot, King, Cobb, White
Committee Caims.-Messrs. Rnggles, Bell,
Cobb, Chase, Rowan.
Committee on the Judiciary. -Messrs Van Bu-
rem, Seymour, Berrien, Rowan, Hayne.
Committee on the Post Office and Post Roads
Messrs. Johnson, of Ky. Silsbee, Ellis, Johnston,
La. Tyler.
Committee on Pensions-Messrs. Noble, Chase,
Marks, Cobb, Foot
Committee on the District of olumbia.--Messrs.
Eaton, Bouligny Noble, Chambers, Ridgey
Committee on Contingent Expenses.--M
Kane, Hendricks, Chambers.
Committee on Engrossed Bills-Messrs. Marks,
Paris, Willie.
The Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
DECEMBER II, 1897.
Seventy petitions were presented and many mo-
tions made too numerous 10 specification.
Delaware journal., 1827-12-14
DELAWARE JOURNAL.
W.T.. I N S(n!N1Ns
FriAay, December A, 1921.

Were all our columns devoted to the publication
of the proceedings Of Administrator eengs, cau-
ed by the course pursued by the Opposition, they
would scarcely be sufficient for the purpose. 10
day, we select those of the Convention in Louis
lana, not because they are, in all respects, more
worthy Of notice than many others but because
they indicate the opinions and feelings Of men v-
ing at and near the scene OF General Jackson's
greatest glory-and whcre--if at any place-he
established his claims and fitness for the first civil
office in the world Let the reader remember--
that these men, generally, were well acquainted
with Jackson's conduct in Louisiana, and estimate
him not simply from well authenticated tacts--bu'
from actual observation.
Among the Delegates to the Conv ention, we no.
iice, with much pleasure, G. B. Milligan Esq. late
citizen of Maryland, and occasionally residen:
in this Borough-but whu is now, and has been TO-
some years citizen Of Louisiana. 1t is to this gen
tleman, if we mistake not, to whom reference u
made in the reply to the 9Th accusation.
The Electoral Ticket, nominated by this conven-
ton, was composed fthe following names--and re
commended to the citizens of Louisiana.
Jacques Villere of the lst District.
Charles Bushnell Of the Cd.
Andre LIE Blanc of the Sd.
Neuye de Clouet of the 4th.
Benz. Morris (of Natchitoches) of the 9Th.