The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1825-12-01

;,nn,r case occurred once oeiore, INV ys"''
since. 49,, copsd
~ r,art Of the original manuscript OF
.,a ;ee of the late Vice President Gerry,
rsnareJ .ns n for the press by James /. Austin,
l"sn was consumed by fire in the office OF
.Int gentleman OIL the evening OF the yin
nst. TT. lac. rumber
,fthe United States Literary Gazette, "n'ci
IL published every two weeks, contains ~
;.s i;st of New Publications for that perios,,
shu-t7po distinct works, which MAKE IN ai''
yjrju- fpe volufnes--of these MU7y-s'I are
'rhe legislature of Rhode Island has, q
.o % rejected the petition olPalmer l1aines'
70 he spared the punishment OF cropping
his ears. ~. c;,;z.,s of
Virginia writer says, as the ctizens ol
that state despair Of being able 70 reuuoe
The tariff they must estal,ish t'ahuiao'ories'
and enjoy its bounties. lhe cpHon; ne say,
with them, will grow around 'ne n'''''
VIZ IV, ,e,rn from a volume of reports re"
..,tlv published in Philadelphia by Sar-
.,,,t md Rawle. that before the Supreme
Sonrt Of Pennsylvania, from May to Decem'
/ her 1898. inclusive. there were one hund-
IA and one wrts Of error, forty-iive jadg-
.,.arts affirmed, and fitty-six reversed.
marty of the Greek Indians, hostile to
.,,. trea.v' with a young intelligent speaker
hy the name of Ridge well known in baiti-
1--we ~ are on their way to Washington
I've rumour is that the object OF this visit IS
to ascertain whether any amicshle arrange
ment can be made.
private letters from Dublin, confidently
affirm that Mrs. Patterson, late Miss Ian
TN of Baltimore, was about to be married 10
the Marquis of Welesly, Lord l-itHtehant Oh
Ireland.-Phila. Press.
Suo,p stoyp,.--We were yesterday morning vis-
;.eJ fsays the Boston Statesman Of Wednesday,
With snow storm, which continued till last even
;np 1t is the first visit Of the kind o. conse'
nmspcc we have had. This snow fell to the
Jeuth of several inches.
4 new bridge is erecting across the Susque
honna a. Wilksbarre, on the site OF the one oiowi
down two years ago. 1t is said to be an eiesah'
structure, combining beauty and strehgtl.
writer in the Richmond Compiler, states ina
some Young men, some time since, ;ter tfyinH
without success to disodge the top rock on INC
peak of the Otter, which was rocking stone
net attempted its dislodgment with levers, anc
succeeded. The writer adds that Mr. Jefferson
70 whom the property belonged, was so nncl
offended, that he talked of rcsortng to all actor
at law for damages.
Accounts from FenSacOla 10 tile ~7Nil uis. "'e'i
ton that the fever whicl, had prevailed on noal,
the a. 8. ship John Adams. had nearly subsided
and tha. prospects of health being totally re-es
tablishcd, previous to her proceeding to sea- wa
certain Mdshipman Deas, whose case was on
of the most alarming, had completely recovered
Within the last two years. five million OF Coch
neal trees have been planted in Central Americs
and the cultivation, at this moment, may DC esl
mated at somewhat more than two millions
A daughter of Mr.. II. II. Kendall, OF 'ostoi
was dangerously wounded on Saturday mornih
by the accidental discharge Of loaded pis''
while in the hands of her brother. abou loyeal
of age. The contents of the pistol, tore ava
the left side of fher face, which was laid entlrel
open, and her life was deBpaired OF. She WI
8about years of age.
A SIR. Saltcnstal has presented to the N,
Common Council, petition for pccunlary aid
bring to perfection lis machine for perpetual IN
ton!
A company of young men, to the number
about so have been travelling abont Switzerlan
visiting the old fields of battles, and singing pa
riotic songs, and making orations, some OF whi'
are said to be very remarkable. They arc CALI
Patriotic pilgrims
Mexican agent and his suite arrived at Bt
ges and set off for Brussels, as it is said, on
way to Rome, to treat ON affairs OF importan
relating to the Mexican church.