Delaware journal., 1828-03-21
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GREE NsBune, (Pa.) March IA.
THE HUNT-ON THE 7Tu. -.

The bell rlng their merry peas--a thousand horns
sounded Thousand drcordant notesrattles boys men,
women and children were in moton-and at o'clock on
Friday last the hunt commencedEvery thing proceeded
WELL and about O'Clock the inner line formed, on
the farm of Isaac Shuster miles north of town. Many
foxes enclosed and the business of death and des
ructon, begun and ended Ten foxes taken
in the ring2 taken, 1--WE nforned) from under
the barn the ground, after the multitude had retired
were caught under hay stack and in old log-and
or concealed themselves in log pile. With those
that killed previous to the formation of the outer Cir
ce is supposed that the number Killed and taken pri
the ranks of poor Reynrd little short of4o
Some ocuiarly observed to the Marquis Wellesley,
that in his arrangements Of the ministry" The Duke
had thrown him nverboard." "Ycs" said the Marquis,
but trust have strength enough left to swim to the
other side London PAPER.
As Sir Walter Scott was riding "a few weeks ago) with
friend in the neighborhood of Abbotstor, he
field gate which an Irish hegga who happened to be
of rewardng the civty by the present of sxpence; but
found that he had not small coin in his purse, Here,
my good fellow, said the Baronet here shilling for
you but mind you owe sixpence" "God bless you
Honor" exclaimed Pat "may your Honor live till pay
you." Ibid.
The marriage of the young Prince of Moskwa (Marshal
News sony and ademosele Lae daughter of the eel.
ebraed banker. took place Paris, with great pomp
Sunday week Mr. Latte sgnaized the marriage by great
charitable donations and splendid presents He sent 100000
of the capital and ordered each of his clerks receive
grafcaton of 900 francs, G50L) The Prince, who is
by means in auent circumstances. refused present
of2 100000 of francs (80000) which his tahernaw of
ered the marriage contract This marriage has given
6 rise to the following impromptu:
Laftte asked his girl if she'd marry Prince,
Expecting, of course, she'd say yea!
: But Judge his surprise, IN return for his hints,
When she bushingly whispered out "Ney!"
I, improvement IN Chimneys.-Itis is very desirable
that the true philosophical principle of constructing
chimneys should be ascerained Our builders arr
t propably more deficient in this than in any othe
point. By bringing the subject into public view
the most rational conclusions may be deduced boil
from theory and practice Ifmy ideas should draw
from others more conclusive calculations, shall b.
sat SIZED
. have a chimney. recently built, with one kitch
t en- and two chamber frepiaces. The fue of th
former seems to resist the smoke except when al
n is admitted through door or window. The cham
i bers do well. Some cause must occasion this diff
n ference and to have door open in cold weathe
very naturally excites feeling. and sometimes consid
n Grafton, in which the mason is brought to rcmem
If hrance, and censured.
e We know that smoke moves with the current O
n air with which it is intermixed and that none bu
n rarfed air will ascend. Smoke will not ascend i
la chimney, unless it is carried up by the rarlfie