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inferred that he will lose our cooperation in the Mederra
nean.' ttf
The paper of Oct Ttb II having been asser
ted that the Dardanees actually bnckaded before any
communication made Government we have to re-
ply that according the last the blockade had
taken place, and may not take place for time.
Whatever may have been the proceedings Of Russia
Government, repeat will know how afford the most eff
fectua protection British commerce and the national char
acter.'
From the London Sun, of October g.
We have to understand although the Earl of Aber-
deem notified to LOyds the intention of Russia blockade
the Dardanees that Government do intend recog
MISE that blockade being attempted only direct
aon cf the promises made by Russia contrary the
spirit of the treaty Of London, well subversive of
commercial interests With this view remonsrance of the
most decided character has been forwarded TO the Emperor
Nicolas couched in terms which will admit of equivoca
ton The must be entirely satisfactory the
verse; there can be medium; the alternative peace
war The Russians have stolen march upon Govern
ment by taking advantage of their proximity the Dardane
les and ordering their fleet blockade but they will find
that they have overeached themselves this particular
they adopt any which may bring them collision
with Sir Pueney Malcolms fleet We understand that upon
the receipt of the Emperors intention blockade the OAR
danelles our Government lost apprsing Adj
mra Malcolm of the altered circumstances of the case and
directing him how to act. But render their instructions
still more effective they determined upon reinforcing his fleet
without delays and such the urgency fitting out the men,
owar that ship has orders sail as soon as ready
under odes have suspect two more line of
battle ships are secretly preparing for Their destination
not known, but may be guessed Despatch-is the
word.
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ELECTORAL ELECTION.

latest Inteltgence.-From all the news received on
mus interesting subject it may be set down as matter
at least next door to certain, that General JACKSON
'r'@ be the merit President Of the United States. By
the last mail from New Yorl ,e Ioor,,
OF Steuben, Aegany and Cattarauyus has uone ,rans
ie administrations ana that the chances were against
III inc northern double district. If SO, the Com
erclai advertiser says General Jackson will have 22
soeS !" NE" York The Commercial, an Admins.
'rat'on PRINT says some returns have reached us from
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EXECUTIONS.

In relation to the execution of criminals, New York
has set an example, which every phiIanthropis would
rejoice to followed by all the Suites in the Union
The reason assigned for hanging in public is, that the
sight of fellow mortal suffering the awful penalty of
the law may have the salutary effect of lettering the
spectators from the commission of crime But that
this object is accomplished no candid person who has
attended public executions will affirm. Look at the
inoxicaton, the fighting, the profanity the rbaldry
and numerous other crimes, exhibited on such occa-
sions, and say if the evil which is produced does not
to immeasurabe extent Guido all the good effected
intended to be effected That the enlightened Le-
gislature of New York entertain such ideas on this
subject, we have gratifying proof provision which
they have made that hereafter the execution of crmi-
mails shall take place either within the prison. or an en-
closed yard attached. If moral effect is intended to
be produced by fixing forfeited life, ii will be most
likely to be caused by the silence and soemnty of
private execution The awful sound of the deep tom
ed prison bell, which informs those within hearing
that fellow herg is about to undergo the sentence of
the law, would be productive of salutary impress
sions than would be created if the victim suffered in
the open field, exposed to the gaze of multitude col
ected to feast their eyes with the shocking sight
This procedure is an honor to New York. and we
earnestly recommend to the Legislature of Delaware
the adoption of similar plan and hope that the SUBJ
ect will receive their attention at the approaching ses-
sion
Ietnnd.-Capt. Ball, of the packet ship Arab, ar
rived at phladelnha nm Tuesday last from Cork
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COLONIZATION SOCIETY.

The Annual Meeting of the Wilmington Colonial
ton Society, which to have been held on Thursday
evening last has been postponed to merit Thursday ere-
ing when it will be held at half past six o'clock, in
the Cd Presbyterian Church. An address will be de-
livered by the Rev Mr. Corr. The citizens are gene
rally invited to attend.
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The Irish Shield"--A paper with this title has
Just been commenced in the city of New York. 1t is
published once week, at 50 per annum and is to be
devoted to the Literature, Arts, Biography and Politics
of Ireland Subscriptions will be received at this OF.
nee where specimen of the paper may be seem
The last arrivals from Colombia bring intelligence of despe
rate but unsuccessful attempt assassnate BOLIVAR great
many arrests andsome executions had taken place Generals
Fad'Ha and SGndnder were among the conspators and
before this have suffered the penalty of the law.
The Legislature OF Delaware Dover on Monday last
and chose Ddud Hazard of Sussex County, DR. John adams
of Kent County, and James CanJy of Newcastle CouDtv
Electors of President and Vice President of the United st
The Electors Administration men, In the Senate prs
ley Spruance was appointed Speaker and Charles Marin
tie'N' and IN the House of Representatives Hiq,n ~
Morris Speaker and Hilliam Huffngton Clerk.
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DELAWARE REGISTER.
Prices at Brandwpinc, yeSterday.

Sup Flour, dollars Mddings $50: Rye Flour so:
Corn Meal per hid Is 1880 do. per Dbl 1925 $50:
Wheat, red per so lbs. 7O do whe per do 49, Corn,
per 81 lbs DID, 60 cts: do new do 5O Rye per So lbs
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Lreland.-Capt. Ball, of the packet ship Arab ar
rived at Philadelphia on Tuesday last from Cork,
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UNIVERSITY or AhaRYL.a.yD


annual tou''. 81 instruction by the Medical Faculty
= OF Maryland will commence as usual ON tb, Ia, A, g
nay ci OctJber uekt aud Continue mouths
Johu D. Davdse, NJ. ID. On pfuciples Of Surs.r, and
general Anatomy. 'ss''' Anu
Ssthi. Potter, III D. -oH Theory and Practice Of Phv,ie
Elisha De Butts, NJ ID. On Chemistry.
Sdml Baker, N. ID. On Maefia Medios
Richard w. Hall n. u On Ob,teroks and D;,.,,., .,
women aud children. 800 0'NSe' u
Maxwell Mcdowell. NJ. u. On Institute, of bfs.;
Nlthsn SmHh, NJ. D. On De nonstati,e Anaioroy and
Operative Surgery "J''""
Will be seen ia the above, that since the ,ermina,io,
the last Course, an exchange OF duties bs. Effected b.
Professors OF Anatomy and Surgery. This sranyss, r.
6esn suggested as well by its obv,us utility az bv he
desire Of those most interested The pup, of tbe
must be very apparent, that The operation, in
can De most sa'izetory taught association with The
nnomy OF paris efued IN such operations. and bv IN
same individual who demonstrates such paris, Il,
obvious that the prirc'Ple, of Surgery and general
eren tue same degree illustrative each other ,oI ,h AZ
same propriety associated. '' "' w" he
beng the desire Of the Faculty. that III. ,u, NJ ,b T.
suuon lpuid derive the utmost advantage from ths vcr
great aee' winch IN tins city furnished for the Prose
cution OF practical Anatomy arranrement, have
made III regard TO this department. The loom, are 10 h,
csnveuiently fitted up and provided with every thn
AIRY Tor operative Anatomy aud Surgery They viii h,s.r
ter be open to the pupils from 70 10 O'clock Of
ing, vel as during he day. Dr. Smith will he eseot m
1ect hem pursuits 81 least evenings in the week. aud viii!
demon"rate TO the practical class three time, ,ssct ~;
a's,s1t will attend whenever he is present.
las inject OF this IL 10 iufni.h Tho ,, ,,
'hs advantage not only OF the INSTRUCTIONS usual IN coure If
Pune eetues hunot the Ices impofsnt one Of ~
Vestiss by tins alone be ACQUIRE IN,
WIN me structure OF the human body, that de.er,v ~
The use Of the iustFum essential 10 & f ~
N. X. SMITH,
49,. Dean ofthe Faculty OF Phy,io.
Hneutt
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TO TIE pLLRII1,

n! the 18th ult Pu, the David Brown
some 'inie past resident Il hi, place. letter
TO Nj Barrett Anes Of Mohe notes OF the IT,
Stale Bank TIL Alabama State Bank, other Banks
whh mrei,cns To deliver unI.,ateiy an hi. He
sbsconded from Mobile directly alter hi arrival there with
the "o"ns OF the above letter. aud several other
money .nTusfod TO his care, by persons living here
10 any person, fusui.h with such
Information, respecting his hiding place, Wi, eu.be US TO
eeose, tine money, will half the amount that ma, he
Itc.iyed. = =
1hrss' David u Own who :. hyttaie rayint middle
red ms, about IS so years age, inc he.
high; ms hai quite grey, straight aud bshy; thin
aad la, small sunk eyes, aud sharp
ncsei his complexion pale and .aio
upper teeth worn sao. close the gum Is round
'hou'd.red; Ia, feet lsthe lorg for his ~ reai kabiy
r'n and -'ached 80 M rei., and his
). 20 ci,e M hi' walk eted his bits avoiding
snd "ss an sveed "ok when sce~s,ed; he any
lno''us for strong drus; he unable 10 WIFE, aud Is
thought ne esnnt read There 500
prey hed t. deceive IL rs most probable tina, he will chang
'n his acmen,s, appears that he iy 10 Charleston
Coombia Waynboo, Newhey, Caupdeu, aud ether town.
n Sun CAROLINA and IN suniry aud
thtf States WM. u. MtGoFFIN, s. c..
Prairie Biu1, Hicor co., Aiabaria.
II Tie NsIons Inisig enler abingdon r-.srsph,
wi" insert the above monthly months sud charge biils
The Richmond Enquirer aud forward 10 by mail paper
oniar,-V t,i- s.'v.tt.m
IN 4 I7-m3m
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al and Official character OF this manias been made.
10 influence the recent elections in that state have
been subjects OF notifying regret to some of his
best friends, and of indignant censure by Ill who
would preserve the purity OF the elective franchise.
But 1t seems he is not to be deferred from his
course ofprotligate eiectioneering by any respect
tor public opinion, nor by any just sense of public
duty Why is !, so' Why is it, that the Secre-
tary oi State, in the mot -hamrless manner, ne g
iec's Tor months the pressing concerns of for
eisn affairs. to minister to his own ambition and
that OF ths President Why does he oificiousiy
present himself to the people of the states,
III the character oil partizan advocate and the a..
vowed champion OF a whom ne previously
denou' ced as IAN enemy to the tcestern interest
and the greatest political hypocrite ON earth?''
These questions OF serious import, aud il not
promptly answered by Mr.. Clay himself, will be
! answered by the People in the language Of re-
proach and disdain. The population of this state
are not yet so degraded in the scale OF human ex-
'sience, nor so lost to the obligations of duty, to
suffer this arch-intriguer 10 palm himself upon
them as either pure patriot an honest poti-
clan. INdt Rem
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Office cfthe Chesapeake & Ohio Canal Company
WAsHINGroN, Aug. 9, 1925
-Ac(lT'I(fE

hoPoshLS vail he received at TIM. Office, between the
DhsnkmeDi, aud wans,o mile Of the Cbe,spesk
aoj Ohio Canal 20 half mile sections, extending from the
Mountain.
Ara at the same t,ue proposals TI be received fer budn
Ks on the the OF the CSua Abuve also for
the na'onry # such squtdue euvsrts, SC as msy he
onnd neeessfy IN THIS portion Of the eaGs addition the
% ooks cuvef &c already advertised to be let TO
between the Isl snd 20h Of Oct bext, the suhdivo f
the canal between the head Vi the Little Falls aud Seneca
Creek.
The form, Of proposals for the shovt will he ready for
dslributign by The isi II Oct. JNO. r. IEGLE,
OK. Chs. j. Ohio Canal Co.
august 10 2g-wt2OhO.
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pfeiessed politicians, bi. ii 4 military maa &c
qaires power by the same mean, he is accused
Of using his mill AIRY Character or power TO over
Is H. more denounced, than by Disappointed ora
tors. acho had contributed to the dotpafuu of ma
ny successive administrations, tcith the hone of
one day possessing Pctoer thenisefres!--Nol Mr..
chairman, our liberties are no. to be endangered
by successful chieitain, returning TO with his
gaudy costume, even after hundred victories of
New Orleans.-iT is HERE, IN THE CAPT.
Toll. ON THIS FLOOR, that our liberty is ~ be
sacrificed. and that 10y The hootc, Heacherous Ell.
o?uence, Of some ambitious. proud, aspiring DE-
MAGOGUE: And il, in times 10 come, we should
hear favoste officer, (who has exhausted his COZ.
sution in defence Of his country. throwing
wreaths Of victory at her feeD charged with vio-
'ation OF her liberty, let as enquire whether the
ish?"
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Ld,lD FOR SIZE.

am an1iou. 20 d;Pos Of my Of land lyiry in IL
county Ut Pcwhstsn, the waters Of Bueryyood
Ih sci contains 1000 acres Of which there 10 vet 10 eis
pwsrds oi 500 acres Of good wood laud On this rse b.
100 Of Dat land not inferior 10 suy in iii;
country The bslance Of Che land is good rrod,@;
fine crops Of corn, ssheet, &c. 't''o"''e5
This land lies Immediately ip the peizhbohood Of fs,;
500 % miles from hiehmopd sud about so from psia,,
" .hi' iann Is every improvement rtqu;site Tor n,
ser VII Sf tsquTsd 70 Pay l;aJ Of The purehs,e money IL
cash, the basbee 20 two equal sunusl psyes. ,.h n "a
Of trust on the land 10 secure the two w sesa
M, fsI. " 'S'oa crop OF shsat
II is deemed useless 20 say any thing farther, a;.,,
tnst any one wishing IL purchase 40 ds,ssis M
denes, will frsi s;cs the premises ~ ''""''' rae
Ao,r,. Z EDWARD MosELE-.
q nv
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NnIIHE'

llEf IaVEhN-HOUSE, LOT, and other improvements,
A adjoining the Public Sqdae within co OF co ,ard'
o. he courthouse, (nndrrgos thorough tepai, with suc
ahd''on' a: TO make At auong most spso,ou, and
convenient Embellishments OF the kind the countr ia a, lar
=, 10 warrant the helief that be ready fo
tenant IN all che nonfh o Nov. next. ' -' a
years. " S'i' '-e vi more
uhehea Of experiences III such business would 10 we A.
snd are respectfully invited examine the ~
G".e certain heller stand Cannot be easily obtained
hehevns TO he unnecessa, say any thing further Of
lhan that they a'e unusually spacious,
=, convenience 10 hrst rate tenant, they will put
- "" price, SAmL WILLIAMS,
ha,,. Hatifar courthouse
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YaLUABLE HYC0 Ldyv'D FOR SIZE.

~ db SOboChJDbh - en1tous 10 dispose of = vsI
- liable tat II land, lying Hyco River. 10 The
county stst, sdJoinng the lads u MI Roger Aknson
81 BenJ Adams aud ohet II 1900 aote 500 Of
Which woods 100 u fate low grouJd 50 u which
unciesftd The whole Of h. originally ~ GOOD
uen', might nc restored 10 ds foinet fertility The yeo
lands generally are eondefed better adspted 10 the pro5uo
There arc several excellent, springs fhs irsct eligible
sru'tions Tor dwelling house further description IS
deened unneCeusgy, ah pfesuusd those wishing pur
chase Will hrst view Che land, wbich be The s
tnson, Mr.. Auiony Green, Or hr. VIM Dsiiy WHO rede
nesr III plsee. II this aod !, not disposed Of Pfestey
before the goth q January, 1929 of heh will Be
syerO wi, that day he sold tie bigbs, bidder The
terms are 5000 20 bsad, the balance two equal
psymenis the purchaser h1uj with approved security
snd deed Of tust uPon ,be bird % requeedl fs
payments 6CGER r ATKINSON,
HALIFAX CO., Va.
Brrns: &C. sO-r.Js
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CtNcINSATf, Aug. 1--we learn with min
gled feelings OF disgust and indignation, that Hen
political missionary OF John q. Adams, is expect
ed IN this city 10 morrow or next day, on his
GRAND ELECTiONEERiNG TOUR through
Ohio. twas earnestly desired by The real friends
Of our political institutions, and by all who venc-
Tatt tne maSiins aud principles on which they arc
founded, that this last insult TO the state mebf he
avoided. The disgracefuI scenes which have
lately been acted in Kentucky, where the person.
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TRnCT or I,AwD

Consinng 100 less, situated IN The county NJ
Gooehleod Ssriors Ferry sni adjoining The l,nd q,
Nshi Smith sud others, sid which Jsmes Huy he. nos,
fesdfs Also the following slaves, 70 Ts jim Lear A. ebl
walkers EDDY AMI 6tansrd and the children Of fe ems
slaves born SINCE The date of the said deed; together %
variety " household aud kitchen furniture and pant, g.
nils st,ck It horses, oxen rattle. sheen sn s.d ali
The other property mentioned in sid deed Tn. ,nh,eber
setting strutee will convey only such GGs s !. vested In
oy we $40 dscd o. srus'' hRCUD BRYCE, f,usee.
l'y~ 2s-iaFtds
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August Is.
NOTICE.
Jiessrs. Christopher b. Yates, and Littlebe,yu Fl

=. .NUSUy,
~ ENILEMEN ;-2nte Notice That L an, M nj, ,h :. 49, .
"Wednesday IN September uext, Tavern IF JoIdon
Dsilo the county of Powhaian between the hours of
o'clock 10 the morning and cl.ck the
take the Dispositions OF Geo W. StoyaIl Dr. Muoe Cham
6eis Daniel Bsgby, James Bagby james " Hask,,
n,ehaux hodcck Payne, and Robert c. Macon and obe,,
70 be read as evidence IN suit cbsucery now
ins IN the county court Of Powhatap in which I
am ptanh aud you are Defendants; il nom any eap.
the ,-d Dispositions should not be taken
Ell day, they will be taken the betwe en- tbe
hours. TARI EroE n ..o ,she
August IS 90 a1N 80.
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THE RUSSIAN BLACK EAGLE.

HY THE REV. GEO. CRoLY.
The trumpet of the storm is blown.
The thuud.r wake, upon hi, throne
Ihro' the varour, damp
The moons sad lamp
Seems lighting funeral hrouds;
Aud giant, hesk and plume,
Are sic, ping thro the gloom
Oh the thousand rolling clouds.
That head is ercwod with many rin,i
know that fearful esse wing,
Fierce, broad aud black,
IL hung the track,
From MO,co~s towers of fame,
DER hill, and plain, and tide,
Ola; ng the homicide,
I'll france was but u name.
Thou essle.king, know thee we'll.
hy the lightning besk aud the deadly yelI.
TWAS no forest prey
Thou weGt.st forth 10 slay
Whole armies thy food
Earth erown'd and mighty
They haunt no forest glen
But kingdoms slaughter stTew'd,
Dark spirit Of the mystic north,
When bursts thy pnivns forth,
Like Cloudy zo.;e,
What fat.d throne
Gust sink IN its shade axaui
Com'st thou 10 wreck
Old vengeance for the Greek,
iiviny him blood - drink ike
Shall NO, by angry pin,on sweep
O'er the pale Pfopoat,c deep,
Where sits the Sultan slave,
HIS throne beside his grave;
GatheTns his vsysals wan,
And with Shrinking ear,
Seems IN each bls-t to hear
Death 10 the Ottoman ~
Or from thy temp e,t-girdled nest
On Caucasus eternal crest,
Shall not thy burning eyes
Glance where trembling India lies,
onerns her semm'd aud golden disd-m,
Another TO thy ny-eIrCled bIowI
Or shat thou too b., low,
Thy grandeur like the rest-dust-sir-a dream
nose lines were written at the period OF ID
,percr Alexandcr's DEATH
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.Atss EliGa5cfh Kceiing.

'AhE NoFICE IN. i.y Of Oct Is2g .h,i,
- tN.eta 10 lake the Dispositions Mary Williams snd
"'nei Witnesses aud on the I'd asy, Ais Eubank, ami
ava on the ia nay hI. J"ho Eubank. and other ard
n fa day a Henry Crensaw others. aud CD the 9Th
va .s hseihg ann others, aud the day Nj,
h'ey ana YthsI and ON the 9th Leberry Jones Others,
s"u Oh IN gu "sifer d. Keeling ot6sfs between tse
@ " 10 me mofhns dnd IN the evening, the above
a"'" uay al the stofehouse OF h Eubsnk 4, IN.
ey Of Lunenbuis aud Stat. vmsiua the
ga utP s'ci. are u he read evidence IN su uow 90
pending ~ the county UhaIoe state OF Vsn,,
" .u.sy anu undetermined, whet sm piaint,1 aud
u shu w IN Fowler are deiendau which time. MA.
80" can sttend il please; all the bou
" On ne LIST named day and the deposition. can be t,ten
my \, NV.
aug D .S .
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RICHIfOND


tHE subscriber informs and the public taf he
~ .emoyed b. Mandatory tn the sore istey seen
pied hy Samuel Doe co Nuket BfdSe ytere thoy A.,
respectfully nynsd g. call and mike selections from tle I'D
lowing PLoUGHS,y va HioheocksNJ q aud ~ Ia y.r,
'esrshe cast Poug aud well calculated for seeding m
improved Barshafe, Rivereomh aud MeCosmiokts self Sham
euDs aud ghi and Ell hand F4lown- Piough, Cs,,inr.
furnished aud Ploughs repsired WIN PALMER
kusut -
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N YOUNG MAN, who has taught School several ve,r,
N "snes To set emPiymeul fOr the ensuing year. m seine
Academy of private Family. lie can offer annie
Of - sby TO teseh The Greek, Latin 4 English
Fsmms"oey arithmetic, Geography, Astronomy, mahemat
Letters addressed 10 "A. D. O. Charlottesville Vs. Will he
July "a. ea-,.vtr