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waiting sof 81. Gay; and Ae Operation was, of
colise, buried one

coiise, hurried one.
WHEELING, Va, ii,h jelly, 1927.
<s"F Sri A geaiivm,s vm Lexington ky, has I,
~ 1s IA ar Clay maize publication of tie e.ps OF General
letter - rtou., obtained by HIM
ns l1tc nav. Nt.siy bs, informed hcr ne goi Ahf of
"i ~ G''.sh ccEfdenc. by cid
'''7-t herr ahse NJ letter It appests, CIV.
=" ~ 10y htn e. the unuic' abuse of Mr. Clay
" i't,<a.-i aud when suspected Mr. Clay be
:" TIE So tigh iti,nt, peremptoriy snd r'~tt,rii
ut"i'4ec iniedte letter cVutieniy
iv"hsd To Mt. Len- . ,atet solcislicu wac no;vi
ie'std to "ie aud that the nio,t n'ung TERMS and
"As perfectly satiated them
'si"s with every rnj abs- and did make
Nary Ovrrur~s have been adt induce oJRp.tr
i'e"neistiun with Ai lie has end s.Ored
intimacy with ~nsbsr III. age his in6rnty III ne
rtuheh me i'o sossneins luther with hE in the bune.,;
ani can anu doreadiiy eeve that be upon
hSlo4iY 10 DO what r - ""w extremely sorry Tor Tue po
eredng however, hiss had against MIR. Gi.y
~" Ve wh"ie eomgeihe' 1T; iu the public mere, NTH
go "nch &'Ise. 10 The AInin,iAoa) perfectly
'S' ,rihe Ne secretary his I.. e1ajjuors ti-
sure nave ."s ,ieiueiV, credit. Toss Who think
''euy; ana Jhse apart from prcuh,e aud psttsti
Whois suieni ttcty rieises oTcoRGeHee
ana q. tendug To d-bssr puhc nlasais.
pretended ny the siitn Patyans of Mt Clay, Chose
very snssse - iiaHsetbns the litter, that he had
s % 4" II isthoush, too well established here, tsi he
positively detained the trah, al IA order 10 r.he copy he
yu s'S aS Inc sey iHeiGse he reschiur
l. Nigon sbdautiy explained hole COM eted plan A
2rs tnetn; but must d.n ate facts; AN the
l"pi'e have ALI aly pronounced Iepiee With
S".e'i.essi 10 say the La.tof IT.
o'k "eeaoa 10 explain by The General tb con
ITS eat OPen"sss aud aSAnss. upon all crssions,
M sn' "'nsh.s. eNPteed ia The lttter me-
''uS oeoie he puhlie) bring tn prompt
s VIII, bVPe he ,u alton of Ia. ytes
u. mgh oirrsise he e by ui or tins and 1niu,t-
able abuse OF has lrttII.
IL rhould deem IL pruper 10 civ, the nnb,c ,, eo,,u
"'sn"h "a tdaHon Ia What eaay pub.hsi
ms l wall thank yvuto 40
Very srtetiulIy,
fous ohedisat servant,
., . CARTER EsERLEY
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FOR .S.3LE

4 FINE high sput.d Jaek .Iss ak ve,r, ala ;,,, i,
in SUN Ab Tiea, snarAahlr fOi yisor I'd the MA
ts oil ms stock lie viii he sold Tor cash on re,opa.
.1 hg'SHgs Ifsd maze or colt, young Il w. or hss
orOush oIen' The maIe must he of good se and clear
Tenor uute Than t old ami EITHER u,f me- 90,
osi OF II ~ ioa ny ihToush bre All ,iI,sf osT
E.q. BatinCte =" - IL ~ Az '|
u 1t = nol ue Object Of the Of the Jack
@ ' ns ,u e9' :" set tn h0of, {, improve the sou,-
Baltimore, July "a. -
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90 CbNI"S UNDER rHE 1tEAGX OF auEAr
H'atj ioI The AdJdsifnsni ct Claims tor Slaves and
oiher Pfopery taken SWAY in violation OF tie
FIRST Annie Of The Treaty OF Gnept.
l. The BOafd will sit with oren doors earl.
morning Of It's meeting, Tor he purpose OF hss,i,s
notions and other communications from he claim
ans and heir ageats. All no ions snail lie in
writing, and IT SUPP 'red ~ sfsunrnis, the ar
gumenis shall also BE 10 Whiting.
2. TIE Board will on DAY which shall be here
after appoin,ed and announced, proceed 10 eau
over the dshnitiye let, IN the presence at the ,I,
srts and their agents for ihs purpose of s.csf,sio
ing y hat claimants are fe"ly 70 s.0mi ihe,f can,
for examination AMI decision.
When IRE claimants announce their reaJi,e..
for trial, they shall submit aud close the TESTIMONY
Is hich they mean TO rest their cases, with smell
arguments thsy shsl link IL 10 submit in wiz
ing, and The eases shall thea be docke.ted Tor
hnai examination snd decision.
4. II the claimants shall not he prepared 10 doe
set and put down their eases lor hpal exsm,nattns
aud decision On the call Of Tie d. fsitive list thev
shall be fequifei to docket and PIT tbsm down on
or be ore tie frs. Monday ia March next, and o.
their failure 70 DO 20, tho Board viii proreeJ q,
examine, and hnslly decide such cases on t5e ,vi.
dence snd documents whlca may be before d. ons
les ii sbal see cause ior SPECIAL ressoh-. 4, N
low further time.
o. Tie claimants ssd ihsir SCENTS shall be
permitted. on t.1sc &c ..os, 10 Tess ont %, LIE
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Polsdani, (.NislD To,h,) Jmc q.

EOtSuu"t, lsseU IO@,) June ~
squirrels. These iulesiers of Gus soil are
pouring in upon Us like the wild locus,s of Esypt
and are almost az numerous. Nearly ttcO hun
bred have been killed, by bors, with clubs aud
stones, la the precincts OF our village within
one week They are unusually tame and appear
80 be almost in state of starvation They do
no, hesitate to come INFO our cellars, and commit
depI relations upon whatever they can find, aud
one even ven'ured into Office but AZ he found
types rather hard food he Immediately retired
W hat causes the unusual number and stir among
the squirrels this season, are unable to say
unless II IS the scarcity OF NUS which consequently
drives them from their holes TO seek for food
OSdenS6uJgh, (.N ~ June 20.
-NOceI Emigration The unprecedented increase
OF Red Squirrels on the borders of the river in
this vicinity, and their uDseemingly location in
almost every woodward in this village, within .
few weeks, have excited no little curiosity. The
mystery, however, has within few days been
fully disclosed; and II is sscertained from NJ
cuiAr demonstration, that these animals from ha
wing become dissatisfied win the present aioi
nisiIation of the Government of His Maieslv,
Colony OF Upper Cansda-tbe hopeless prospect
OF their attaining the privileges OF citizenship
under the recent -5i'en Lao OF that Province
from some other cause ARE daily crossing The river
ST. Lawrence, by tens, flties and hundr eds
and hxing their hshitatons in every vacant nook &
roFner within our own territory. We are inform
ed that they may be landing, a short distance
above and below this village, almost every hour
IN the day; and the woods, have ourselve-
observed along the bank of the liver are literally
thfonged with these quiet aad heretofore lovaL sinh
jecs Of His Majesty.
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Extract OF letter 70 the editors OF the Bali
moie Republisas dated,

LAURBL, (Oel July 9th, 1927.
Gentlemen --'' As suppose 1t will give you
pleasure 70 hear OF the success Of JpCks0n take
me liberty OF sending you the following note -
q. meeting Of the militia OF ibis place, on the
lthinsi, Il was proposed by friend OF the admin
isiratioH, that the vote should be taken on the
Fresidsulial question, when The following vsas the
result for Hickory III, Tor Johnny O. Z IeaV-
ing majority for Jackson Of 10. Two years
ago there were but men 10 this place Tor Jack
son.
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.HED|C.3L RECOT

~hI>+|(|-JL NE COHDI.R
~ oMbEh ihuy D'ne of the MEDICAL RFcoyy,r,,
wal br fctiT IA delivery TT of Jtl, me-,
hf "und 10 'rhihn nt siy humid article.
ne science OF neeiie aud Surgery Amongst tho NJ 49,.
H',"y' one on p'oSy aud The ether un Ganer, oo,r
'"s O9s' - Il view" % 'eYsra in e.l,ng new or KS Am
y's Z" tie ia;t haerran aud Foreign Medical L. az, - Gus
"aSihs he important lIacucai matter thry cciiain e"
ihe departments VI AGalecta, III eica Iprl, enc.
va iIls, "I he found L. Ineiu!t b inter. ,iis a
mt. e hesh 81 isdIrAl Intelligence, wall h., .se ~,
fep"An are hrred for Hospital Repor fr 'n'1
indigenous Ma-Eia M d'cs 81 the United Slatrs ~ e
j" In"''fneh' Of ibe vast nrmbCr of Am,t,rap NIL,
Joni pa!s an circulation, the conductors Of wi ch
pe'N 'diHs oru"H' patronage, thug HI ~, 10, a.
'r" i'e's h relation i1 the Medical Recorder tn. -,
"p ee'su VIM" Tie present ysAI, than Two ta.
80 iu"na' su,cf'nes making the whole perl,aps r
' hr .her Aefir quarterly aud monthly Mei,ea
" "t'' me ne order CONTAINS least one fitI, 49,.
p'i't, 'han sny "' the other quarterly Jpuinal, M
double OF Ia Hr published al less price and c,i u
Medical J-Vfnsls. " '"e H'nlIy
r. $. Tine Medical Recorder IS an Tn,Jpep.es, 1, =,
hene connected with any NEEDLES Insiiiuo n , fi ~
icise Tile proceedings vi tbs whole. ~ se'5 '.i'7
gu !. thisno the hes. test hat the usnasr in L;, q
woik ! c1niuctsd approved " ""''" '"e
~ D. d. ~ Fiasg 70 authorized 10 receive ,t,;
ia les dag. ' "e w H'.hi"S1a
july - q,
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Extract Of Letter dated u. s F,ie,,s M,e..,,


here has besn >feat Insny Of our merchant
ve~s''s involved ia diicuiueg with the 81 zfisn
'IovcTnmen'; but, through the sssfsIpus exeriion,
Oi Commodore Bdlle, they have oil bseo clsa,ed
sud we have taken Ill lie America sesmen ,yb,
requested protection out OF ;heir service, some OF
vhom were impressed.
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ArEI1pDEv EoD /,

1TEGROE& FOR SaLE.
IL Ill De sold New Krn Coutihcu.r, on Thu,Iav tho
5th day Of august next, brus ,iay T., .si - -
,gh of ten slaves, belSngInc estate af ii,,Ic,
D-Ird,'dze'o se' By TIE ADMINISTRATIVE.
IL
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HENRY J. Norr, see'ry.

We Were yesterday gralified witha view OF one
our hhest iriestes maje-tically approaching our
harbor, with her " swelling s.is" and srearn
ers waving in the wind" lit was the Cons,eIla-
uon, under the command of Captain Jesse WA.
kinson, nom Pensacola Though the tide was,
what is called, 3" dead low water" she crossed the
bar and came al the way up with perfect ease,
and without disturbing the mud, to the snchor-
age ground off Town Point, where sue came 10.
The Constellation has been cruizng nearly two
years on the West India station. Her Ulcers
and crew are generally in good health, with the
exception of few cases Of diseases among
the latter, not Of dangerous character.
NOIfplk Herald, July re.
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klhLhoRb, fUVuA g. PALMOHE, having Connected
hcnesist with George w. D.ntti tie ha.iatss viii III
i'Y- Dr. t0nirgtd under t, 1tn of I.hr g. P.u,re & a.
JOHN r. PALAORE.
EPH ttpDA,
CHARLES 3. fAItfONE.
cECHgb w. LA@IEA.
-.hy t.'f| ys.it. t.iJ !, '4sl lf-Vt~
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MIL SY'O-H.Rc,-

MILL STOVES
TIE suhs riher ha, received in,lb,r ,y,, ~ Z,
nHi STONES, OF sikss Also HgfarS ~ sYD'1
""a Sig; Of S''o''d S'' both Ct which be w, AZ,
so""'y to- sse,oi every qualify Il the
pIer, Also expected by next packet S,fty f h',',y
dihi Sto"'s, aud Saw all. CIsGss. ~ "'''""s
Ri,s.n 49, BERNARD PEYTON.
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9, N' I ~ 9 columns from fas frsf.
Anu no Government, Ia whatever form co,-
s'iUttd' can accomplish the lawful ends oft, in
n 0ut IN proportion As it Improves the con.
diiion OF those over 5, hon il is esisbli.b.d p',-
ana Canals BY multiplying and facilitstins fbs
communications and Intercourse between IIs,sn,
TesioAs, aud maItnudes Of men, are among The MOI
iinpor'ani means ofimprogebenI. ~, D1,,nI ,o.
,al, Yteff'i@at improvement, dlfcs aasae4 ~ ~.
nan" " '' 9" "tAt0dtot
Delaware journal., 1827-10-30
Ten Dollars Reward.

Runaway from the Subscriber, some time since,
lad named JAMES R. Towns, an apprentice to the
Shoe Making business. He is about go years old,
well grown for his age. Had on and took with him
blue cloth coat and pantalets, and blue surtout, to-
rether with sundry other clothing. The above re-
ward will be paid to any person who will appre-
hend said boy, together with reasonable charges if
brought home. All persons are forbid harbourns
him at their peril. JAMES SIMPSON.
LV;ln;upton Del Oct 26. 1927. 55--4t
Delaware journal., 1827-10-30
From the Richmond Whig, Oct. s7.
GREAT MEETING AT THE CAPITOL.

The meeting of citizens on Wednesday evening
at the Capitol, to express their disapprobaton Of
Gen. Jackson's election, was great and overwhel-
the extremity--the benches and the intervals be-
tween them--the windows, the area in the centre of
the room, the lobby and gallery, filled to sufo-
cation.-The crowd was so great that the business
of the evening conducted with great difficulty,
and those who came prepared to address the assem-
blage were compelled to reinquish that purpose.
Richmond from her foundation, has seen no meeting
so powerful in numbers, so venerable from the age,
responsibility and talent of those assembled. We
knew it would be large, but it very far exceeded our
most sanguine expectations-we knew it would be
respectable, but that term is deficient in significance
to express its character.
Delaware journal., 1827-10-30

an opposition meeting in one of the wards in n.
York, settles the question at once, by Resolving
That they view with Indignation the bare faced bar
gaining between John Quincy Adams and Henry
Clay!
II might save time to have form of Resolve for
all the opposition meetings, running thus: Resolved
That every imputation against the Administration
is true-that every imputation against Gen. Jackson
is false and he that don't admit this, "has more
brains than an oyster'
There would, of course, be an end of debate, and
thousands of words columns and pages, be saved.
The only regret would be that. .sucha modest Resolve
had not been passed sooner!
Boston Palladium.
Delaware journal., 1827-10-30
October.
From the alexandria Gazette.

Captain Sheffield, who arrived at New York on
Wednesday morning, in eighteen days from Car
thagena, states that Bolivar made his entry into
Bogota on the 1th of September, and was received
with great applause He took the oath of office and
the Presidents chair on the same day.
The Legislature of New Jersey commenced its an
nual session at Trenton on the s9d inst The Pres
ident of the Council or Senate the Speaker of the
House of Representatives, and all the Clerks and
Door-keepers were chosen from amongst the friends
of the Administrations In the Senate, the parties
stand-For the Administration 10-or Jackson q;
and in the House of Representatives-For the Ad-
minisration 29--for Sackson Is. In joint meet
ing there are, of course. two to in favor OF the
Administration. The Editor of the New Bruns-
wick FREEDMAN says, that the majority for Mr..
Adams, in 1928, will exceed Ten thousand.
A duel took place at Rio DE JANE1Ro, on the goth
of August last between Midshipmen BIspHAM, and
Surgeon BRANDNER, of the United States sloop OF
War Peacock-the latter was 50 badly wounded
that he died on the following day-two shots were
also exchanged by the seconds, neither OF whom
were wounded.
Delaware journal., 1827-10-30
Was Found,

On Sunday week, Pocket Book, containing a
small sum money near the Log Meeting House.
The owner by proving property and paying charges
can have the same by applying to
WILLIAM ARMSTRONG.
Christiana Hundred, Oct. 30h. 55-3t
Delaware journal., 1827-10-30

pei te present inCuWDeHlS LFOl OInCe, lnat lley may
fill their places"
Twenty-four passengers in the Union Steamboat
Line from Philadelphia to Baltimore, have publish
ed in the National Intelligencer, Oct 49, the /" fol-
lowing facts"
"Owing, entirely, to the careessness and intem-
perance Of two drivers, and the attempting to
pass and the other to prevent it, one of the Stages
going from Newcastle to Frenchtown. this day,
Oct 27, containing seven passengers, was over
turned, and five persons badly injured, two of them
dangerously so, viz: Rev. Bishop Kemp, of Balti-
more, and Doctor Hamilton, of Petersburgh.'
We understand that Bishop Kemp has since died
in Baltimore.
On Thursday last, the Rev. DR. u. ONDERpoNK
was consecrated Assistant Bishop of the Diocess Of
Pennsylvania. The ceremonies of Conservation took
place in Christ Church Philadelphi Sermon by
Bishop HOBART, Of New-York. j
An Administration Meeting was held at the Court
House, in Lexington, Kentucky. on the 18th inst.
for the purpose of appointing Delegates to the Con-
vention, to be held on the 18th December, to nom-
natean Electoral Ticket. The Kentucky Reporter
states that several of the most respectable Of the
Jackson party'' attended that meeting. Mr. Buc-
hanan's letter must have had its natural effect in
Kentucky, well as in other states, and the reac-
ton which has taken place on the minds of candid
and inquring men, not only has been extensive, but
will prove much more so as we hear from the most
distant parts of our country.
Delaware journal., 1827-10-30

From the National h,teHgencer.
Extracts Of letter from Richmond dated 25th Oc-
tober.
"You will learn, with pleasure, that we held an
anti Jackson meeting in this city last evening, Judge
CABELL acting as chairman, and WM G. PENpIE-
TON, Secretary. 1t was truly the most numerous
and respectable meeting every held here, on any oc
casion whatever. The Rev. JOHN KERR, formerly
member of Congress, CHAPMAN JOHNSON, and
MIR. CALL, were appointed delegates to the Conven-
ton in January. The old Republicans Of the city
turned out in body =; and on the Corresponding
Committee you will find, among others, the names
OF Judge CARR. Mr.. STANARD, Mr. IhOs. RUTHER-
FooRD. Judge CABELI, Mr. RooTEs, Gen. HARvIE,
&c. CHAPMAN JOHNSON rode seventy miles yester-
day to reach the meeting in time and he has become
jealous and active in his exertions. You may rely
upon it that the Convention ball is moving rapidly
and it is impossible now to arrest its progress The
People are beginning TO the danger of hazarding
their liberties in the hands of General Jackson and,
with proper understanding of the relative merits
of the candidates, but little doubt is entertained.
by many cool and sagacious men, that the vote OF
| Virginia will be against the 6 Hero.' The party
here are seriously alarmed at the general movement
of the People and hence, the bold assertions OF the
Enquirer; that the objects of the convention will
fail, and their untirng efforts to defeat the measure.
The only advantage they have over us, is legsla-
tive caucus if indeed they can get up one' which
begin to doubt.''
" / forgot to tell you that our meeting consisted
of at least 600 persons The Delegates Hall was
crowded to overaowing, and many returned who
could not get in.' Sail the Judges of the court of
Appeals attended, except Judge GREEN. Conver-
sions have been made to our side in various and
different parts of the State l do not mean to
deceive you when say, that very considerable
change, in favor of the Administration, is every day
taking place."
The Heroites are shooting off their long guns and
ringing their bells for what they are pleased to call
'sa victory in Ohio" A Jackson man has been elec-
ted to Congress in the District of Ohio lately repre-
sented by Mr.. Wilson deceased, who was friendly
to the Administrations but it is well known that there
were two, if not three administration candidates to
one Heroite, and that the Heroite succeeded in
sequence of the division. There are fourteen men,
bers of the lower House of Congress and two Sen
ators from Ohio, THIRTEEN Of whom are decided
friends of the Administration. Two thirds of the
Legislature, just elected, also friendly to the Ad
ministration and in almost every instance the Jack
sonmen who did succeed were elected by diminished
maiorities. Combination may expect just such
another in victory Ohio in 1928, as they have re-
cent? gained in Delaware.
i While the charge against Mr.. Adams and Mr..
Clay continues matter Of dispute in the papers
Delaware journal., 1827-10-30
A BARGAIN OFFERED.
Will be sold at private sale exchanged for Stock
Ito close a concern) quantity Of
D2.u Goods.

The person becoming purchaser can have immediate
possession of the Store If not sold previous to the
Oath of November next, they will be sold at .4ue-
tioa, without reserve, on that day.
Address or apply to EDWARD T. BAILY, No.
67, Market-street, Wilmington, Del.
NJ N. B. All persons indebted to the subscri-
Der on account of Dry Goods or Lottery Tickets,
will please make settlement without further delay.
E. r. BArLY
Wilmington. Oct. so. 55t24N
The 2. Record aoiN insert the aboue (ercept ~. b.
until gath Nou. and toraoard their bill TO this office.
Delaware journal., 1827-10-30
VIRGINIA..

flNUlNlhs
The meetings in Virginia, friendly to the Admi-
nistraton, multiply rapidly. On the 10th one took
place, composed of people from Shepherds Town
and its vicinity. From the preamble to their reso-
lutions, we copy the following;
1t has been admitted by all parties in this state,
that Mr.. Adams, at the last presidential election,
was the second choice Of the people of Virginia.
lti also believed that he the second choice OF
majority of our Representatives in Congress and
we have perceived nothing in his election by Con-
gress, or in his Administration since his election to
impair the confidence then reposed in him by ma
iority of the people of Virginia, although his cleo
ton and administration, have been assailed with
bitterness and violence, rarely equalled, by
one of the most formidable combinations, originating
at the seat Of government, that has ever existed in
this country; combination composed mostly of dis
appointed asprants for Office, the cement Of whose
union is no political principle.
$ The charge ofintrigue, bargain and corruption,
IN the election of Mr.. Adams, which has been cir.
cuated secretly and publicly with indefatgable in
dustry-North and South, East and West. from the
tapitol-and has been bolstered up by bold infer
ehces, dark inuendoes and the voluntary exparte
statements of unsworn and interested witnesses, can
have no credcnce with the calm, rejecting, and un-
preludced people of Virginia
The charge against Mr.. CLAY, of having made
corrupt proposition to general Jackson, has been
'r'umphanty refuted by the witnesses who were ad-
tuced to convict him, but his enemies have not yet
the masnanmiy to acknowledge it, The support
so General jackson, conscious of his inleriorty
to Mr.. Adams in all the necessary qualifications for
me o!hre of President of the United States, have
been driven into the measure of impeachng the ho-
nesty OF MIR. Adams, i'll order to degrade him below
the level of their chief, whose honesty they throw
over him as panoply which is to cover all his er-
Ir'rs and deficiencies. But has it come to this9
Is General Jackson the only honest in the Uni
ted States we have seen Mr.. Adams, in the midst
OF all the storms and connections which have been
excited around him, pursuing the policy of his pre-
decessors, with camncss, firmness, berality, and
eonstancy OF assiluity. that must command the ap
probation of all the rejecting and unprejudiced peo
Re OF the United States and we conceive it to be
inc duty of the people actively to lend their aid
Delaware journal., 1827-10-30

countenance, and support to their public servants,
when, in the faithful discharge of their high and re-
sponsible duties, they are assailed and abused by
ambitious asprants, who are mainly seeking to ex-
pei the present incumbents from Office, that they may
fill their places.'
Delaware journal., 1827-10-30

While the charge against Mr.. Adams and Mr..
Clay continues matter Of dispute in the papers