Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-04-10
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Mr. Van Buren, the Secretary of State VISITED Mr. ADJ
ans, at Meridian Hill, on Saturday last
Mr. Barry the Post Master General arrived at WASH
ngon on Sunday last and entered upon the duties OF his
office on Monday.
The venerable poct Edward Augustus Holyoke, the ia
Their of the medical profession in this country dea az ~
lem on , Cd inst in the hundred and FIRST year OF his
lage.
f,ood outhorim THE Richmond Enquirer says, awe
have reason to believe that Mr. Tazewell has bad the OF
fer of the embassy London though we nave not uhae-
stood whether he means to acceptN
Joh, Vaughan has been recognized by the President as
yca Cosl of his majesty the emperor OF Brazil TOR tt
states of PENNSYLVANIA and Delaware to reside at phade-
phia,
a complete edition Of Dugad Stewards works. now
in the press at Cambridge Massachusetts
The following aconc piece OF critlcsm Is irohi 'e
Gre ensburg Gazette :, ,,, ,
ave present to readers President Jacksons lnau
o,ra, Address without comment 1t IS SO little tlat you
miph nut it in SHE'LL and so poor that critc "ouo
starye on sooner than fly would ON weather beaten
bone"
Extract of letter to gentleman in steubcnvie, Ohio
dated Washington, March ID -, ,,u
"The General does not know what to do with Kendall,
Kendall has fully proved the assertion OF hrstne' ta OF
Ill thnps praftIe soonest grorvs old and the General does
not know how soon Kendalls gratitude may grow on
Kendas treatment Of Mr. Clay causes all persons to be
ware of him. But Kendall is hungry, aud Is crying ou
t"rye rive" He must have bone to gnaw.
| p. S. lie has got it,"
The amount Of wheat flour inspected in Baltimore, dur
ling the three months ending on he hSt a'' "'
barrels and 2,444 half barrels.
eborted assassination Of Bovar Captain Clark OF the
brr General Pace arrived N York in - days from Chr
acoa states that report was in circulation there anu b
orally credited, that Bolivar had been assasshaeu w,
his troops amounting to about 0JO men Mad neu a a
Ian communication between Valencia anu 'he o''e' P"
of the country had been interrupted.
Asbury Dickns has been appointed Chief Clerk III u'e
Office of Secretary of the Treasury vice Edward Joe
removed.
B,,enos Av-es-Leters from Bucnos Ayres TO the zon
Ias,ary represent the country in deporaoe con''uoh
v;j war is now raging consequence OF the violch
lconduct OF general Lavalie.
The National Gazette quotes copousy from the column
ofthe Telegraph and the Telegraph III It's uncou. My
romnlments the editor of the Gazette The Gazette hu
lshows its admiration of the Telegraph as an authority w
1.-The Telegraph indicates its appreciation OF 'he uaAe.'e
Ian aRy We are glad that the editor OF the eazeue I'D
~ 'e"e''. A'' .pat. Jour
| The Savannah Mercury in an article generally compi
menary to the talents Of the hon. George McDue say
I"n any event. should Mr.. Clay LAS we believe ne VIII,
again come into the House, the ground ~h,ch Mr
lie at present occupies, will be swept from beneath MS
land he will fall like Lucifer to rise no more.
| James Madison and John Marshall have consented Il
serve as of the Virginia Convention; tue
takes place IN May. ,
-,erico-Alvces frum Mexico to the 9th u state tina
peraza who was lately elected President, had embarked
at Tampico in the British Packet, for Liverpool.
letter to the Chronicle under date OF Washington apr
ond savsMr Edward Duval late 10 Ian Agent, IN Arkan
has been superseded and Mr. Pemberton OF Phiadepha
has heen apponted Naval officer i'll place OF Mr. Marley
not he surprised to hear few days. that the present u Sta
sre gives place to late Governor of Pennsylvania, and
hat the Attorney of this District will be excused from the du
" of representing the U. States its Circuit Courts
The following we copy from the Boston Courier received TIM
morning ,. ,o,rs of ch,naes :,
nub offices turn he tangible tits presumed our reader
vI he gratied with the ntimaons OF changes FRIENDS
Washington send US following probable Nathan Lun
hough of Maryland Register of the Treasury IN the place
If Joseph Mousse Dr. Jones, Postmaster OF washington IN
Mace Of Mr. Mnroe c. p Van Ness, of Vermont, Auditor
Richard Harrison; Joseph Watson, Of Washington AUDI
t in place of Peter Hagner; Asbuy Dickens chief CLERK IL
.be Treasury DEPARTMENT. Christopher VandeVenter che
e in the War Department 1t is also said that Mr. Eaton
@ on TO France leaving the War Department to Mr. Wood
hrys of H.; that Mr. Tazewe will go to England; Mr.
Eloya of Virginia. to Span Mr. Baldwin of Pennsylvania
10 he Netherlands lts probable there will be general turn
out from the highest to the owest-Cod save the he
Ipublc]
Sir Walter Scott says the London Courier IS engaged m
WRITING his own hle One hundred pages were IN type ne
has also nearly ady for publication the third series tue
Chonces of the Canongate 1t consists OF historical 70
NANCE entitled Anne de Gerenhein Charles the bcd IS q
lconspicuuus character p the work