American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-11-10
From late Foreign Journals.

uutier the head of Births" we have annourccd that
lie lady Of the Honorable Arthur Theluson has been de-
yered Of and heir at Rbbesord House, in this coun
IS. This circumstance having given rise to some conver
sation relative to the extraordinary VIII Of Peter Theluson
he following particulars may not be unacceptable TO
readers Peter Isaac Theison native OF Geneva
He settled merchant in London, where he acquired By
Ills industry fortune. lie died At his seat at
gasos, Keot July 81 1872 leaving three and three
iaughtefs To his whe and children he left about
hundred thousand pouds His large estates in Yorkshire
end the residue Of his fortune, amounting 70 upwards Of
I've hundred thousand pounds he left 70 trustees TO
nnae and be LAID out in the purchase ct estates in Eng
land, TIL the male children of his AID g-0ndsons
dead This distant period may extend 10 100 years, 10
which Case the property will then amount % hundred
Gnd fory nf0ns, and it there should be neal descen
liant this astonishing property is 60 the of the
rounry 10 the benefit Of the Sinking Fund under the irec
1on Of Parliament. This extraordinary viii disputed
ny his surviving family. bat i Was affirmed BY solemn
decree OF Cahcery tho gh afterwards Act passed.
b the Of Chancellor Rossyn prevent the ecur
7e1ce OF g exravagant desire Of private accumulation
Worcester J,arnal
AN ATHElST.-A person endesvored 10 prove
20 DR.. Johnson, that an atheist may DC man o.
good moral character. "Slr," said the doctor
swhen man rejects his allegiance to his gres
creator, what has he 10 restrain him from the per
petration Of crimes !: II an atheist 10 drink tea
Nth me. should look very carefully after my
spoons''
Copy OF ,radesman's letter % debtor sir
Il Jou will favor me with the amount d my bill
aou will oblige me ; if not, must oblige y9u.
.adrantnges Of .fdrertising In November last,
MIR. Caleb RoHe, lost valuable diamond, (such as
- used by GLACIERS TOR cutting glass and advertised
ths same in the Journal, Offering reward 10 the
person who should return it. Several months had
elapsed and he gave it up for lost, but short time
since man from the country called on him TO know
if he had lost diamond, and on presenting the
same TO him. related the circumstance of HIS find
ing y, and the manner he discovered the name OF
The owner. several months after he had found it, by
purchasing an article at store in this town done
up in 4 part Of Journal containing Mr.. Roffe's
advertisement, which was discovered by his chill
dren in pcruslng it, after i, taken from the ar
ficle Purchased Providence Journal.
According to The Constitution Of the State oil
Georgia, the following oath is administered to each
Member OF the Legislature on his taking his seat.
81, A. Is. do solemnly swear or affirm Gas the
case may be) that have not obtained my election
by bribery, TREATS, cansassing. or Their undue OF
unlawful means, used by myself or others, by my
desire or appreciation Tor that purpose tina, | con
slider myself cons,itutionally qualified as Senator
or Representative, and that on all questions and
measures which may come before me, | will give
my vote, and cosduct myself as may, in my iudg
ment, appear most conducive TO The interest and
prosperity OF this State; and that will bear faith
and allegiance to the same, and to the utmost OF my
power and ability, observe, conform 10, support ane
defend the Constitution thereof.