The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-11-03

IA luSt. = llB illilNi''~'H HskA 49,
~ M in' ,nonth has prdHd very favourable
80 c,s,s potatoes Eparticnlar. Indian
"a /, tbis state ex.s tits favourable APP
.nance = and pumpkin, abound as they al
I. ~ .Sould. in {. land where pumpkin pies
y ,at;nnal. as we'll as delicious dish.
Fna,rn,oth Boaes.-In digging well at
1 sn;,,e Eon. few days since, grinder, 4
E;nhinp more than six pounds, parts OF
knther, and ;ecc Of a tusk, about three
nc IN diameter, were discovered forty /
q below the surface q the earth. = ne
kndels were ina state OF presefya'io''' VIZ
TX partly deconposta. ,,,,,.
'hc linen drapers, hoaiers ana haoeruash-
Of London he'd meeting las. 'no",h ~
,,on ea,lcr hours FOR closing their shops I
stores than are now observer ana al
Considerable discussion, agreed upon
pck from March TO September ana
bck from September 70 MARCH, WIN ewo
- later on Saturday evenings.
s.. Srev .Lrsey.-Thc prcsbYtery OF Newark
Recommended the objects Of the hmcri-
\, ,olonizotion to the churches under their
and the Rev. Dir. M'Doweil, OF Eliza
htown. has accepted call to the lst
E,byt.rian Church in the city OF New
5rk. g
#Hhe yearly meeting of the Society OF
21 lends. for the Western shore OF Mary
bd &c. commenced its session III Baltimore,
SN Monday morning last. Ministers from
~ pland and from the ncighbounng states
We in attendance.
S5s S5sJoeuusulpania.-It is estimated that there
M. 10o. 900 sheep in the single County OF
W ashington, and that they last year yielded
4Do 900 lbs of wool.
X III is said there are two millions OF shecp
II the State.
2# Gen. Andrew Jackson has resigned his
~ AT in the Senate of tue United States, Tor
asons connected with his having been put
"a nomination by the Legislature Of l-nncs-
e as a candidate for th- Presidency, at the
4 ext election. :,
M n certain cure for the Feper dgae Take
Inc oz. of ginger, one OF. OF barks, one ar
vi an oz. of sllts OF tartar, or one qr OF an ~
|Nf potash, mixed together. Take one tess
Soon full Of this mixture, in vinegar and wa
In, equally divided, every three hours
~ hen your fever is not on you. This rene
&y has never been known to fail.
M n 9Cur;2siig.-'rhc Pottstown, Penn. Times o
Oct 27. says that on q visit Of Mr.. Lilibrldge
The American Tourijt, to the Ringing Mountain
sSit,iatecl about three miles from that places on en-
Sering 1 cayity among the ringing rocks, discoV
sxrcd stone, about 6 pounds weight, bearing
s&rofle likeness OF GEoRGK WASH SiroS. Mr. l.
as left it in their possession nntil his return iio
nc western part Of The state.
hi Lameair5e .4cciaeaf--Miss Persca of Woos
@ter.st., New. York, was unfortunately burnt
death on Saturday evening, by her clothes catcl
ling fire She was an intelligent young lady
8d6 or wears Of asc, but very ncar-slgltcd, an
9noi sceing that Il stump had fallen from the hrt
FXhe was adjusting something on the mantlepiec'
ekhcn she found her clothes in flames; She tel
Af&uncd almost to cintler and died in three houl
*Eter,
n The IIarrisburgh Chronicle Of Monday say
M Tuesday morning last exhibited the mountain
Dcovcred with snow; and brought us plcrch
&knorthwcster. "A The weather continued very co
|Nuntil Thursday Owing to the healthiness
Il the season, the farmers were enabled to 6
A5Ethrough with their seeding earlier than usu;
asShnd the wheat and rye are SO forward that IN n
tsSny places the cattle are turned upon them, b
keep them down. The crop Of buc
H}sAyheat is abundant. tolerable crop Of late 7
tatocs will be gathered, but they grow too rap
|4Siy TO be good. Turnips of enormous size
to our market"
5s A man in Sesia was lately arraigned for 7
" c1imc Of bigany. On the trial It appeared II
&5Fhe had successvcly married nine wives, all
as.swhom were in court. The Judges decreed Il
sYfsthe best punishment would be, TO make b
5@${live hereafter with the whole nine. The
Shappy prisoner pleaded the capital punlshm
*sSon hearing their decision, but without effect
S4sThe Court was incXorabc.
EAA A letter from st. Augustine, OF the Sd
sSSXxs says:-sI have Just returned from town, whe
fE3 witnessed the effects Of the late storm, VIII
SXA# ended on the ID. The streets were literally
f# led with the ruins of houses and building
&M The new market is a pile of ruins, and in fail
8 badly wounded the Mayor and two other perst
yAM rhe tide rose higher than ever before kno
N and inundated more than half the town. 7
81 vessels were driven ashore high and dry--b
9& passed through the streets, and were service;
|8sN IN saving the property. 1t rained lncessant,
HM appearance salt waicr, which has destroyed
#E most all vegetation The orange groves
F# much injured, and the oranges destroyed"
H& Sian der.-Thc Lynchhurg VrgiEian states
S# o case of SANDER was decided at the last supr
98 court ofEuckingham county, Mr. --llardw
and wife plaintiffs VS.. Hudson NORRIS, in "
ss# the Jury gave verdict OF $4,000 for the plant
sN This we believe, is the largest verdict ever
I'M en- in similar case in Virginia; though 1t IS
9# the SANDER was of SO aggravated and malcit
S# nature, that the Jury would have made th'
SaB fcndant pay still more, he had been worth
ts5xt Ne,p OrJeone-A traveller thro;Iph the