Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-07-06

las is usual in such cases believed the ingenious
inventor to have employed not the mechanical, but
the black art The fever Of feeling so high,
that the binding in which the machine was kept,
was broken open by the mob, and the machine itself
carried IT,
Mr.. Whitney took out patent for his invention,
bat it was speedily. and, in the end, ruinousy to
him. eyaded. The sum Of fifty thousand dollars,
literally granted him by of the cotton growing
states. was expended--and more,-in defending the
lawsuits brought against those, who had prated the
invention. In the result. Mr.. Whitney settled
I down ia w-England, individually pou1er for the
invention az machine which has increased the
annual product of aborin the cotton growing states,
! hy nearly she whole amount OF the snort staple cot
| ton now raised.
1t was with the introduction Of this machine,
! that cotton began to be loked to article oil
expiration. Hence tie eppn,lton in the Senate
he United States, the .ltiiic.on Of the twelfth
article OF JAY treaty.
ii l. bcllcvcu that there is scarcely an i'luatra-
tion ;iore Instructive than that which is furnished
oy this Inv tuiion al the muual benefits conferred
upon each other. by Tie various branches ofinustrv
tahi particularly oi the ot,igations o all ths other
ibrances to that which f,rnishe, them with ,nechan-
zeal improvements.
tits impossible TO read Whitney history, with
out feeling the obiig atiui which every man is under.
90 encourage. wherever he bnhuds IT., every spark
Of native genius The poor Massachusetts youth,
who went TO the Southern States with no fortune
but his mechanical genius, left there an invention,
to Which they owe ine-tenhs OF their wealth and
lpopuaton b0sto" Coaricr.
BETTING CAcr.--When you draw off cider for
hottling yon may probably, prevent the bursting OF
thu BOTTLES by setting them on the ground in the
no,thcrv part ot YOUR cellar. AID covering them
with moss. This moss YOU will be careful to keep
wet with cold water, drcnchiug it from water pot
every Or 10 days during thu warm seasoL. See
y n. Z. Farmer, vol. ii. pare ;9I
81 Trs.~-Me are told that the following recipe is
y az eIiicacnu- for the destruction If lies solutions
II Of arsenic, mrrcrrY ard other pnsons and has the
= advantage o! not cndlngerng Tie lives otthe human
!. species Is incautou-ly swallowed. Dissolve tw,
u trachns ri the extracs OF quassa IN half pint
;, boiling water, add little sugar or syrup. pour th
" mig urc5 IN Plate 5, amt set them IN places INFESTED
= b. these insects.
DW Buqs.--A strong detection Of rine red pep
!" per j, salol 10 be as eifcacous an antd"te 10 be
bus4as can be selected from the nUll.tudinous re
/. cipcs Cor the sa,ne purpose.
st .2pa,c Trccs-!i the Follow ng statement is true
70 II is very important; aud il not true it wond
NC w,li tnst it fright he contradcted Nv VIII
~ has or ,nay be able To speak from experiment.
"h is taken from European Magazine ; but we HAY
1 often seen aud heard similar statements, orignatr
from other sources.
o" ii il q general complaint that ihc finest arp
ch trees in this country IGreat BRITAIN have degen
en- rated and uany of the finest SORTS have entirely di
~ appearud from our gardens and orchards. 1t Wou
" not be diic at thar every successive graf
!" ing detciiuiatca tie Cit engidittd Oh 10 point ~
W. Ii! CIT .tua mehoi IT retaining gooi app'es IN til
w. country Wi.hout trouble ii stasuHg, IN eve
Y. pctle tly rite aJplc there Will he found one al
sometimes tsu lGnnd seeds tie will have ~
~ or more ila'ted alrs. he rnnrd ones will prod1
+ a .hc improved frU from which they are taken, al
10 thoga Wit the L tied sides VIII produce te uit
W. the crab ct stock upon which Ne graft WAS lasel
o- ed it. require, nat nna time 70 ascertain the d
W- ference iorif circlr * drawn in rich ground,
III the tlst sided eendS u'auted therein aud the rou
e seeds in the centre, the variation OF quality will
MS discovered in tMonr three years. The first will thr
sept ont the leaves II crab and the latter the leaves
ION an ,nproye. troc distinguished in shape and fb
,st- ~" :.l ll .,,,,,.r,,c,. md IN ,inn t;r,a
Mr., r: - ~" Iii ~ o,,.rv ,hiny boyond ,loubt
. D,jc9 iE4ils The London Philosophical MAJ
ac Pine lo larch 1921. states in substance that on
"'", tahtns ,f the i{ovaI INSTITUTION Of Great Brta
az" were exhibited specimens OF drsd plants prepai
MNS at Massachusetts, By the sect oil people denomn
,''. cd Shaking Quakers. We should be glad to oht
- ~ information on 'lis subject. and publish it as we'll
" " the benefit ot the public as OF those concerned In
: "a preparations alluded to.
APE r,rrsu;ps and Peas.-A friend Of the editor e
W.T. us tho following practical hint, which (though
t' once pahi,sned III may be ct service to some OF
'Aen recent Subscribers - pasnirs may be raised
=. great advantage second crop, topeas the $
o''e" 10 he sowcd when the peas he writer of
'succ has been in the practice for several Years, and
m IN '"s 80 ft IL cron IF nsrsnins tbus ~,
ecufe quite a. large. and frequently larger than II
q ~ raised in beds oy themselves 1he peas pro
t"'" 80 them from the sun when small"
'eccl' Wholesome .Mdt.--An meats, says writers
senate Ill ,,,:or+. ro haet whom thc animal /;
IN ar maturity.-l{ence to delicate persons. chick