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quence o! The shor, harvest little attended TO
by the government. Corn rises week after week in
our markets, and the French buying up at every
market on the Continent, and still Ministers, with
a sup,neness quite unaocountable, seem inclined
10 leave the people to their fate to the chance OF
procuring the first necessary Of life. II ministers
can be DAISY to the reding OF the nation for the
next twelve months, we cbnfess thar we are at loss
to know from whence they derive their iutor-
nation Tor that which We have received from all
quarters of the empire leads to anticipate with
dismsy The state OF the Industrious portion OF this
community in a lew months.
The quatctn isaI is getting beyond the price
o, " hich operatives procure it without the great
est exerions, and prlaatons as to their other hum
lie comforts When the prize OF bread narfows
these comforts, il is lamentabc but when that
price is in the increase, in the pres-n. Instance,
ii is appalling. We do lfast thar the government
will speedily turn their attention to the difficulties
under which the operatives are ,abourng and by
rec speedy milling 0. Parliament or some other
measure, sndeavour 70 avert the evils OF scarCiiy
that ptess upon Us hy cpsning the ports at mod
s,e 'e duty.
liz London trait i, very dull. The middle,
c!sses have have ba little money to spare, and that
lille they prudsn!ly ushaniag In the event OF
distress, which we aprrehend is .ssly to occur. In
a.anu'actuies The residue oil the season orders his
taused seadiness il MT rt:skaess Of business.
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WCpA Isf&N ~.

The annexed gloomy paragraphs appear under
the eduoral head in the London Free Prrss 81 the
4lh of last month -
The state OF Ireland is daily becoming more and
more alarming; and the yiulsnce OF the Orange
men seems now exceed tina. OF the Catholic lea
ders The state OF our manufactures Too sgeneraiiY
bai-From Sheffield Macclesfeld, Tsunton, aud
other towns we have most disaserous tidinRs
Bread is daily advancing and the present pros
pect is that will advance 10 prise Tar beyond The
reach Of the mass of the community.
Money 10 the hands OF few is abundant but
amongst the traders generally, no, only 10 town but
The countrywide, it is becoming excessively scarce
There appears to be general expectation OF some
dreadful panic.
The same paper, in treating OF the agricultural
and commercial news OF the w-ek. makes the fol-
lowing farther i'll torebpdng observations =
/, il amen,sble tha the difficulties under which
The productive casaes are likely 10 labour in eonse-
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~ cle ,lations about the election. be says" be-
& NAV cav TO you that The battle has IN etieci, been al
adv fought and The victory IL ours God grant we may
- IN well when successful We will require uhlnn, Wis
Som mode alton, fubearancc, or else be broken INTO
S~nsn,s and finally conquered Pursuing my Old
rse shall go for principles and not men, and shall iry
~ Lac not O suffer myself To be jostled out OF the path
f dtv by interest anhtion shall be happy 70 hid
% ~ reofore fllow- s5onrer in support If the Root
IA nncn,es Of '93 and '9o-a last The o safe guide 20
nroper adnins ratiun OF the Federal Government ans
do not de pair Of yet secis The Government re'rsc'ed
III in snnl neaaure, oid-iashioned Virginia no
t;onsu These sentiments worthy TIC man VINO pcieu
hem ard vii, hupe sink deep into he minds Of AL true
v,guians II anticipation OF the efforts Of he patl'zans
e,he Cualun in case of their defeat, II DIVIDE e re-
,l.lssn tants. ven while he writinS Gas reaiznB
Ga DAYS aier receiving The letter. fon which ne ABOVE
i extracted, .,ot snotler from gentleman N rsaie'
na OF great aSscy, and spiealil laehss, cs@'o ene
following paragtaiih;
g. Of has been in the same house with me,
and from lin carn, f1s,ayg. that The Coaii'.un gag
Iesaa:r OF us Adams, aud e'sevee u me Hiesl
eny TO define larsc party pushle, that they may
\, BODY, fSils Cay aud bring him INTO tho held ~ q
u nv coinpe,iiion wit 1890 and ----- ohenl
,ls scheme succeed be rnatutrd into an eHpeii
neni We shall By plugged into sreaer difficulties tha"
ever &c. IN
.h.s infotma i'm may be I'M ctly relied on and the
man so made i!a STA IDS einnently hugh vain as
to!u Let all icnec n, n.en, bent on the good Of ihef
country anil tie Of gVpehmt at to us prls
tine plr,,, and SIM ", look well to their aavesates,
bots in lie State and lie .eral Legislatures the Ian.
llarg Of my first fend "uhion. moderation, wisdom
and Ethcarance" among the republicans, can aooe et'-
bic ,eu real, ,lecisve Advantages from he tianp
ulci aider the kiil..ess Of bthsilccnt ii0sidehcct
- - pJ3!IuS
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result altogether f=reit from the rrecent Look at The
CAFE OF the republican general across the Apssee his
high darng-hs moral energy-his profound views II
Napoleon had set ou such expedition his Dag would
this have been flying beore the walls 1t Con
stan,inople He would have arranged all his marches
disposed his force, with view to grea aac-and con-
GENERATING at the pass Of The Balkan would have
forced his way. with the loss Of SO go upon the plains OF
Adrannpe 10 the astonshnent and terror Of the whole
Quo nan Empire. Nchoas will lose probably more men
by the combined disasters which crow around him, than
such Napoleon would have thrown away to reach
by Couj, be Nam the heart ofthe Turkish power
There is little danger If the liberties rather the egt.
macies Of Europe, under The pesent ruernf Russia lie
has shown himself 10 pssess pomp and vanity than
zeal talent War will not break out on his account. The
Ottoman Power will be strengthened by The resait OF the
present campaign Their sprit-,heir gy--tler 1--we
Of country. (or that they have,) will rise higher and
higher. OF all The cabinets in Eurotc none will probably
II. ,ce 1! an that Of England Wellington. Perhaps,
may have expected such 10 lie Russian campaign
which bcgan with snch to1 erin hopes. lie has Mt h.
tofore beeu considered eTey clear sighted lls ih
tay reputation believed to be principally spec,s OF
stubborn courage, that net reverses victory Will, h
Sang Foid Al all events war in Europe 10 less probable
THAI it has been al any ,ine for the las year.
~. l.. Enguirer.
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pahies u bis friends and the tears If his intimate scquaa
mingled with those that flow most copiosy from
his family.
"Neyer have known admirable youth in every
equality that can dignity and adoin; and never
"ue sorrow felt. than when learned hat he
from US oreverFor two years have been together,
" and as this amabe and good young gave
"a moments uneasness, my attachment has nsenshly
" grown upon me, and in his untney fall feel that
=" have lost SON. brother, and friend"
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john NEcCIung.
Eov, s5.
WAS T.OST,

ABOUT two aetk, sauce, otiween No. ST.,
Market Street, and 40 kng- Street pocSet BIZ
be, with the owners name on the title page. aad
other mri.ng. Whoever has found the same, by
returning il to No. 81. NJ Street. or tbs Odire,
shah be supplied with a .stso Billie, as REWARD.
Wilmington, Nov. IS.
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November %. 1898
The subscriber, having turned his

attention ID The Dki GOODS BUSINESS vi q FIR sale
~ excellent a.suttnat u ALL Bt513S IS ac Sa-
fer ne Biue, E,A. ID 40 miAed Co'.s aud C.ss-
,nere. s.,ets eab,,,, Tartan ls:a,d. ed ard }an
llnbazc Us, gs en- red yeiln. fannes, N.nkee sed
Lao Grapes lfisi lnens Calcies, Canalc, jaconet
Al Swiss Mnsis, ;esttngs u every descraion Wors-
I'D Cotton 5. k, iiesiAty ai,oa ves, general ASSERT
n,ert Of ID ME, TIC GUpESt Ietcad.s sell chespi
IL ses lis t,ie.ds III public generally give him
cal " NJ - MXESt Street.
John NtcClung.
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The Uil,ningt0n Union Colonization So

Z TIC " NHHt5tWt CHIOH tUtOHa~HtfOt 10"
CO y heat is + TN anniversary Mee5us lil, 81 esby-
eiian Chnich IN Monday e,e.ins GAN i.s' The Meet
Ing addressed b, the Rev. Mr. Co5t Of the Epscu al
Ghnrch The anna report Of the Bosd Of Managers
read by the Hon Judge Hall.
The following, u!tict.s we're elected for the ensuiu.
year:
Hon WILLARD HALL. President.
Coi ALLEN McLANE Frs: Iice President.
Rev. J, II. COYi, Secsad i ,cr President,
JtMES A sPAfisS. .Sscfesnry.
ALLAN THOMSON, treasurer.
MI. JOHN FAT FfkS. IN \
GEORGE JON rs,
THOMAS YOUNG, managers.
Rev. + ~ GitBERT
Mr.. ALBERl MIi.SOS,
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Prosecution III accou3 I Of .nr. adams diseto
s.rp.-A criminal prosecution Of singular nature
has been instituted at Boston against Theptore
!.y,nan, Jr Esq. for publication Which appeared
ii HE Jackson Republican. and OF which he was
fhc author. On the 29h OF October, the letter u
AIR. Jefferson to Gov. Giles ana Mr.. Adams's
statement. which appeared in The Nstinoa intc.li
neucer. were published IN the Jackson Republican,
aecompanled by some remarks, in wh!cA SIR. Dan
ia " ehtter was SAIL to be one oil The persons 10
whom the President eserrai. III charging upnn the
federal par,y aud their Ieadcsa plot t. Dissolve
the uni0n, anu tra,torous correspondence vita
a foreign government. NJ: We5sie,, i seems
took offence at beln. cias.ed among The leaders
OF the federal party at the penod .! eiieh ny
Adams snoke. AMI CEASED complain against tIen
LYMAN. for a false. ,ialeous anu lnt.lnau, libe,
10 be !aih beme the grant Jury d til supreme
court, now sitting in Boston. M indictment hs-
been found aud trial is ole had, Which il = ~
tllnated NAV being out all that tipvetnat Gie, aiid
President Adams may have 10 tell On this lnteres
,lng subject, holds the following language
{. 1t is not probable that ;his Interesting itoaecu
ton will be brought to an immediate close. Among
other testimony which il may be important ipr the
defendant 10 obtain, is that ofGovernor Gie, and
President Adams. The latter now toa certainty
will cease to be officially detained in Washington
after the 81 uf March next, and in all probability
will soon after become gam citizen o. t'ls s'a e
and be subject to the jurisdiction OF cur COURTS
1.-THE prosecution should be sustained, Mr. Adams
ought, in cuncence to pay the fine and costs OF pro.
sccutoa. The jackson Republican has ueen con.
Quoted from its outset with the greatest lnl'dnes'
and decorun ; and if it has said nothing worse o.
Air. Webster than that he was ctlumna,ed by ~
Adams, we do not see any very strong grounds iui
tensure. 4 more interesting trial than this Wi
DE, if the whole merits Of the question are taily
fairly discussed, has not often been Ecard IN
court 0f law.--.H T. f. Post.
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LATEST FRGM EUROPE.

The Editors Of tie .'IoyninS Conrifr, have re-
ce.ved their regular fen u p.pers, letters. &c.
i'um liverpool o the 18th, London 70 the 10th,
Glasgow Greeaock, &C. to the It'll, al! inclas,vc.-
brought by tie packet ship sylvanus JENKINS Capt
Allen. who lett Liverpool on the llth. From these
papers. no Foreign News which Will b, found in
his mornings lapcr, has been compiled.
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raox rRn PHILADELPHIA snacvnr.

The changes in pnalic opialnn IN favour q 6cn
Jackson, siace it was known he has been cttcte!
Ires;eip,t, are wonderful. We kncw several hd-
ans men who have completely changed their oplnf
son Of the General. They now believe h.m DC
cent sort ola gentleman, and never believed, as
they before asserted. that he DteaNia3ed cyett
mot ming upon youns Indians. stewed, liieaser,,
&c. We congratulate the Adams gea'ry on taslr
conversion. MIR. Walsh viii npw be allie to chant
Hymn II Praise 10 the III Ing sGn Mr. oa3e''
ike the high priest Of Peru, can corsetealioualy
make his genuilux.ons q the galJen oro-ala last
not least. .sfghbour Poutson can p.oasly ,laen
late al. .fasn the decree Of tie peplc Well.
.every thing is for lie best as Aunt snaunah
cried, when tic batter Tell INTO tie ine. anti sht
had no bu, kwheat cakes for tea = Eycry Tim.
is furthe best, John, and we mu,, fast ~ to.inor
row." Pope agrees with Aunt susahnah,--
Whatc,cs il, is r2ht,'
And Walsh agrees With Pope---and Ponsor
agrees with Wash--and Gale, agrees .lh w
We'll So be it--WE ARE SATISFIED. W
started the reformation worked tor lot /
.-aua thank God. the people have tsiumphei =
and may tney 80 continue to 20 utll the end d
.lme.
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l. intended 10 have !nsertcd the Advertisement Of
The valuable property u James imh Esq il tle inne,
torn; but found impact -sse. We refer cad
tile last page Of The paper Tor il and orn, all he
yers If good Bargains, Hat HEY Lad better attend Tie
sale and look OF. for themselves.
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Majority for the Jackson Fec oral tic:et il Ono, b,
H. oilei returns, 4.40lln Ieansyya q, 800 The
present state q the from ntacky na4ce HE b.
lief that naoty there iii laii short u 600 In
diana will give 90.
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DELAWARE RIFLEMEN.

Assemble front Of the Town HAL, Saturday the
2op instant, at han past O'Clock, 7 VI. provided It'll
Ias der and Bail, to Practise AT taget.
HAMILTON, CaM.
Nov. "a, 1873
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UyImington, Tuesday, Nor. IS, 1928.

= proper 10 stae 10 rsetiefs, that HE omission
lssae paper from This Office, Friday !.st uIlyoi
able lnditposon tas the chnse, which, al Ills
nlamcnt IS shuil, renoyed but hope sufficient,
10, TO prevent a failure u future
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" hth give 10 the Patrons at ROBERTSON and Lit
Ties Prize selling Office, several handsome Prizes.
We uaw invite the attention Of our friends. and
tie Public generally, to the following brilliant
sc i!ES:E.
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We not disposed to make ..Any remarks of our own
a rest - TO The dispute bowen Msor licidnan ani AIR
Brscpe. The Altar has 10 The eal Which knew
a3s.ted i, rLsn first the which coitalDcd
tie carse ~ ne Major, and heard tbs ,,sna! oft Al
that TINS We K sew 10 tie ania,r dill MAo
ht aoew, l.o sever, the e!i,er Ga public
journal, t duty, ahea I'll I'D anl pastzal vas
ujusily aud false! accused BY lniiyiua, behind tie
cur,a ota fictitious Signature cadeayol ora4 aside
lac vel, and sos Vim 70 Inc pabac. lis IS done at
! lcnsth and whether ny saasang' or dfaqr!npn
needs not 10 he considered MIR i.iscce i a. fore
tie peop.c f.e y pleased with his alt.t d., surrey
need ie, y il. Ii he aaks sy:paA, cDnsol.
ton s.rely s euds ought Il rejoice. W. have ac-
GathaNce with lin, ard .al not, therefore, ndn sc
urrneasured terms towards HIN. He has yen us 10
offence, and We have only peat rmrd unty oaarl, o
freed. in brtgng cs.r undei andlg tie mer;a
dispute, by .foins the IL our columns. We Suppose
the present rnnncaiien Of Major iisrdnau viii tic
las and hn ought The Altar as been il.
yestea,ed evidence is before tie people, aad hat,
there is % consequence in 10 them The midi
v,as concerned, is sufficiently explained, and may
-se.y es to their sel jadgmeni.A misundcrs adj, g
has probably been the renot Of tie disp e, w!s
tina, src,g patty pre- udice, which IN cases ,ian
this, jannalced the opinions Of of ne Adams gen
peen the ia mediate Cause Of Selling shadn% aid
their patty, shd hss-!le it Of he ca.s Of tie
iiun--recoi,eJ upon themselves. Bat Tie coalition Eal-
" end, desire refer to il FOR the purp
Of stirring up old differences Of opinion. Now 4!
Jscksu and after The fourth cf siavch nexi, We
s.a al be Administration meh-theG the ullenium
in pl.c. lacksons admins a'ioa will be tsherel in,
in peace the Lon and lie Lamb viii lie dew geiher
provided ;hcsc wis have o,g iuggea at the treasury
n'pnlc, viii ~ 50 .i'h good grace, end sve place q
'oss deseri gsi ne stocracy viii quietly sub
ni NC ~, orr, # lie c nnlry.
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NOTICE.

NU ICT.
TIE following are .Ar ;,u,nb~fs drawn from the
wheel ii the De.aar4 AMI South Carolina Cons
sol,dated LOTTERY, Fast Isss. liz:
90 l6 f3 ~ 80 81.
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TiuNelo SNsTes, ~ 5sSaE " 'fI'7e'S' W.
sac ut
Robertson s Littie's,
PRIZE SELLING OFFICE,

No. q, MaiAtt Sueet, NUu.lIg on.
Where have lately been sold many handsome prizes
s,!ch as S,3C09 10000; l,so3u Gl5oi ooooi o'vosi
l. 500 1907, &C. &c. &C.:
Bark notes bought AID sold Cash advanced for Prizes
!. soon ~ prevented. degs from afy part Of the United
aies by NAL (po ad) or priyaie eyahce etcius-
w. ne casb or Brzc tickets, Will NEE, with the
arahp ard punctaal attention 4 personal appica4
ton.
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Delaware, Maryland aud North Carolina
CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
Ill CLASS
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be afasn Wilmington, u on FRIDAY, the 2oh ct
November 1928.
r!fIylouR No. LorrERY-s drawn BALLOTS.
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FROM THE THEATRE OF WAR.

rs msriing's paper, las been compiitd.
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The three members of the Legislature from Sussex who
have proved themselves firmly posted the ranks Of the
people, sun continue to be uhec;s of vtuperatyc abuse
VIC regret that any should be abused for exercising
right common 10 every citizen of the country but espe-
caly regret that these gentlemen who for mildness OF dis
position, inofensvc department, and general kindness of
Manner surpassed in these virtues b; few if any, should
be 50 harsly rurly necessarily assalcd II
than impcrnent for any acquainted with the of
things in Sussex the election last fall pretend
know, that they then they now, and will
be. with the people Two Of them openly aud
eddy electoneored against by members Of the office hold
ing party that ground and give this solution
Cao, riddle Of in the last " J9urnd"-I know that
they do not regard the malignant confusion, with which,
the eptnes that applied 10 them of" aposta es mis-
creants" "deceivcrs' "bribed" &c, float through he
that written agains thembut notwithstand
ing if could advise, should say the public have
had enough Of this subject True, what has been said has
hal lis good effect in the county where these reside
and best known their friends do not believe that
individuals hey are, deserve such abuse
especially from such quarter, (or they know The ahusers)
md Of course they abandon the party from whence il
springs, because is dicatoral, and arrogant and inole
lcas! rs writer's sso-and they the mouth
pieces Of lie nary.
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recolec Tat few years since the REV j. Sparks Of Cos
ton, who is compiling authentic history of the United
Safes visited our late Secretary of State for the purpose
OF procuring from amongst archives the information
necessary to give true account of Delaware. tnhappy
however, the records of that Office have been loosely
kept principally owing to the want Of suitable building
that very little of our early history could be given him.
Our revolutionary sages fast passing to that bourne
from whence traveller returns and much of achieve
ments and colonial settlements, lives in their memories
onyPcrhaps then there is other way of placing Della
ware the impersabe page in the that she de-
serves than by forming Historical Society Of D7vare of
winch the chancellor shall be president, with venera
bic vice president in each county, and such other officers
as deemed necessary effect this object any other
ects that deberation of our citizens may deem
proper for the Society to comprehend We hope this
suggestion may find acceptance with those who have in
Huence, and zeal enough 10 carry it into effect
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From the american Sentinel.
ANOTHER LIBEL,

The public attention has been recently called Ia
base trick practsed by the hirengs of govern.
ment, IN circulating what is called the " Jacksai!
Almanac" pnbllcati0 containing the cunccn-
trated essence of all the libes recently set afat
against the veteran patriot, Andrew Jackson, We
have had placed in our hands another Coinage from,
the same mint, in the form of pamphlet with the
imposing title of " An impartial and true history
OF the life and services of Major General Andrew
Jackson" 1t purports to,commence with his birth
and education. and in the thirty six pages that con-
prise Il, every thing that falsehood, malgnity and
baseness could invent or dstort put into reoui-
sition to make Andrew Jackson hateful odious and
contemplate. His Indian victories which gave
peace and security to our fronticr are represented
as but scenes OF indiscrmnate and cruel butchery.
the daring and successful attack of the Esd Of Dec
1914, as a slight skirmish in which the combatants
were separated by darkness and the glorious 81.
as victory rather to be attributed to the folly
OF the enemy in advancing against the entrenchel
lines ol the Americans than to any peculiar brave.
~ in our troops skillul disposition by our OH.
GERS. We trust and believe that our own country
never gave birth to such miscreant as the author
OF this libel on tue nation. Some foreign hirelin-
who alike devoid of love Of our country as of ma,
and political honesty, alone could concoct pro,
duct0n, calculated to blur the brightest page i'll tie
history OF American valor and patriotism The
administration Of an Adams is always fated to be-.
blightng and whitening curse upon the country.
10 sustain the first Adams, the author of the dc.
laration of Independence was charged to be tra-
tor to his country and in the pay of France to have
denied the existence and attributes of God; tohaye
carried on a base intrigue with his negro slave:
IN short to be among the worst Of the worthless
In full keeping with this adams Systpn the pe...
pies candidate is again assalsd by all that false
hood and malice can engender regardless whclh.
er the means employed faint his reputation
shall Inilc The most lndelibIe stains on the charar
ter OF The country. The day OF reckoning ho,g
ever is at hand, and the fall Of the seroud Of ibis
hateful dynasty will be more signal aud certain t!a,
the overthrow OF the first.
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The Casict.-We have received the first number, sec.
ond series Of the CAsKEr work of much taste, contain
ing great deal Of general and useful information II has
several engavngs, which pronounce well cxccuted.-
From the great variety in this number, apprehend
there are few ancies that cannot be grafed Poetry,
Botany History, anecdne &c. spread nearly 500
pages for 50 so per lis merits and low price ought
10 il wide circulation advertisement in this
paper.