The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-09-29

nrotract the war for the sake on the we
gain which accrucs to them; wnle ehe III
babitants Of the whole country, to5etnet
with it's legitimate commerce are inVoiVea III
one common rum.
The last annual obituary OF the Russian e,h-
nire published 1T St. Petersburg, RECORDS tils
death of q man at the very advanced age OF ioo'
fOld narr was 1877 near to Polosk, or the from
Tiers Of Iiyona lie had seen seven SoyereiSns
ou the throne of Russia, and remembered the
death of Gustayus Adopnus. He had been
soldier in the thirty years war; at the bat'ie OF
pultowa (in l7J9) he vas 81 years OF age AZ
The are Of 90, he married his third wife, with
whom he lived so years: the two youngest sons
of ,his marriage were 36 and g. respectively IN
the. wear 1896 the oldest OF his other sons, were
95 and % respectively The entire family OF tl'is
patriarch comprises 1873 descendants, VINO al
I lived together in the village of Foatlka, which
the Empress Cathaiine the Second caused 70 be
built for them, granting at the same time con
siderable tract Of land for their support IN inc
l63d year of his ase, this modern Nestof was III
the enjoyment Of the most robust health
.fip,oR increGibie,--On the 5th OF April Two wo-
men walking at Riga, lin solitary part OF tne
city,) were torn to pieces by pack OF doHs
which had no master. by all official account Oh
the devastation committed By wolves IN the gov
ermncnt ofIiyona. ii 1928, il appears that they
devoured 194l horses, I2lj foals, 1907 horned
cattle, $ calves, Is, 1872 sheep, 726 lambs, 254o
goats, l62 kills, 4l9J swine, 5l2 sucking liSs, ooo
dogs, 675 geese.
Tie number ofunemploycl hands belonging
to the woolcn trade at, und near Bradford, Eng
lan,i, in consequence OF combination and turn
out, amounts TO $4,000! The operative WOOL
manufacturers Of Bradford, have informed their
masters that they shall be enabled "to stand
i out six or seven years." having received prom
ises Of support from various parts Of the king
dem.
{argq O3.--.Thcre was lately exhibited At the
House Bazaar, Kim, street, Portlnan square, Lon.
don. a remarkably large OK. Tins fine aiiima
was Of the Lincolnshire breed and fed by LORD
irbnrough. Live wagat about 500 snne, {
lbs to the sonc, (ur 400 lbs.) and tie adnea
surcmcnt rs foloNs:--67 inches 10 the top OF tht
!. shoulders. la inches from lie tip d the most
! 10 the tip Of tho I'll; 40 inches across the hips
: "A inches ttruss the back Il inches across Tn
shoulders; l}5 inches III the lsieth; and rs inche
between the fore legs. The above az has bcei
q SEN BY tie Lincolnshire grazierS, and the bes
: Judges allow him to be loo stone heavier tfa
= the Durham OK. lie has also been inspected b
y ii, prlncipal ysazicrs, in the neghborliood 3
q Warwick anl Leamingon, and is u item con
: sdcrcd tic largest, and p have the greatest src
: portion Of me.t upon least bone, Of my oX eve
:, submitted TO the pubc.-famerS' journal
Y Ing,
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4 BisSiogsa 81 Gsme L@tx-I has been calcu
lated thas,ht corn des royea IL game, u asin
u gle country Of England, wo9ll be sufficient /
{ maintain 2109 people i1p year, and that the i
boar oiperaoas imprisoned il the same countr
f'or ah,nces against the game laws, would b
adequate TO carry on = mndtactory Of silk, WOO
lcnor cotton, employing ecapital Of 100, ,J09L