om !»a-I oi led no-ro-rt* m-TStingve«tyfor, in**toithtodMwes-ieatin-29,lir.Extract of a letter to the Editor of the Delaware Advertiser, dated Sussex county 22d July, 1829.“The bite hundred meetings of the American Republicans in this county, have, on account of the, number rind respectability of those who at* tended, struck dismay into the minds of our opponents. Whilst their meetings were in all Sections of the county exceedingly smalf* and a spirit Of jealousy and fear appeared to pervade them, ours were remarkably full, and the greatest degree o$ harmony, good Will, andjconfidencc prevailed, giving us a sure earnest of a triumphant victory. The Conferees chosen In this county, to meet the conferees of Kent and Newcastle are, fromCbdar Creek Hundred, Lowder Layton, Esq. .^Robert A. Hoiistan, Capt. Elijah Hudson.-^ Broad Kiln% David Wiitbank, Caleb b. Layton, Peter S. Parker.Nmticoke, Col. Gilley G. Short, Isaac Willen, Warren Jefferson.North-West Fork, Thomas Jacobs, John Richards Jr., Col. John Tcnnent.Broad Creek, Joseph Houstan, Joshua Lamb-den, Levin Vaughn. . ,Little Creek, Eli Hastings, William. Foots, Jonathan Railey.Dagsboroygk, Capt. William Dunning, Derick Barnard, Joshua Morriss., Baltimore, William S. Hall Esq. Capt. William Derrickson, Ezekiel Williams Jr.Indian ifttwr, Peter Parker, Esq, Robert Hunter, Joshua Burton.Lewes id .ReAdrtA, Doctor John White, Thom-