Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-11-07

Ola british Military Lodge fell into the bands
81 the American Army the generosity of a patriot
and mason instantly restored it accompanied by
letter Of the following import; ;. When the am
blton OF nonarchs or the jarring interests of con-
tending States, call forth their subjects to war, as
.hasons we are dsarmcd of that resentment which
stimulate to nndistingushed desolatiun and how
ever our political sentiments may impel IN the
public dispute. we still brethren, and four
professional duty apart) ought we to promote the
happiness, and advance the veal Of each other.
Accept, therefore. at the hands of brother, the
Constitution Of the Lodge Unity, No 10, held in
The Eth British regiment. which your late mslur-
tunes have put in my power to restore to you.--iG
There is now in Brislipgton, at the residence Of
Mrs. Susan March Phillips mother n-law to the
Bishop Of litchield and Coventry. (lormely thr
residence of the late Edward Belle Cha, field, esl II
splendid Agaye Amcric ia, curimonly called the
,loe. which has thrown up fuwcr stem abnut %
feet high having Is branches, which bear from 800l
10 900 flower buds. and are expected, to be in bloom
IN about ten or twelve DAYS. The flower stem
made its appearance abnui 10th June last and la,
been increasing in height ever snce. Mrs p has
ha. glass frame, 80 feet high, erected over it, tni
facilitate its bloom, as likewise a staircase and
platform. to approach dear the height of the flow
ers, for the accommodation Of visitors. The plant
was Brou- hit t" Brisiington So years since BY the
late Abraham James. Esq at whose death it be.
came the property oi the late Mr.. Thomas Upton ];
was few years 10 the pussesslon of the late M
kint0n SS years since il was made present
to the late James ireland. Esq in the possession Of
whose family i has remained ever since, - Bath
| Chronicle
| Curious Marriage Cdse.-An event lately took
place at Aix. which savours much more Of romance
than history. and which never would believe
had il not been related to US BY in whom we
can confile mar iase ha. been arranged be,
ween the children OF two merchants. Tie bant.
had been pnblished-there wanted nothing but th.
.tatal yes.'' On the day when the sacramento mo
nos, liable was to he pronounced it was ascertain.
ed that the bridegroom had Withdrawn from the
happlneaa whit h awaited him His father instantly
sent for another of his sons, who lived al Narseil-
leo. and proposed to hin to replace the desei
The relations of the ynung lady consented to IL.
and the Christian names IN tie contract chan
sed. This unexpected sutur at once pays a vis,
to his future spouse. but, on Inspecting the fan
lly, he prefers a sister OF hers. New proposals
were made and new change OF Christian name
in the contract In word, this unexpected lila, :
ria.e in every sense Of the word, is about to be &C.
lebrated after the indispensable delays Of publish
ing the hannss and there Is no reason to believe
that it vii, not be as happy as that which me
ditated for MANY reara. All the world would BE-
satisfied were it not for the notary. who demanded
the price of three contracts The relations Of the
, bridegroom objected. that Notwithstanding the
change of the Christian names Of the couple the
contract was still the same. We know not how
this important discussion will terminate.- Euret
de Landrps
a neo mny to do old things. III Bcurroase
DE Loforp has discovered lnethod by which he
can learn boys, ) or years old. persons total
ly ignorant, to read in or 10 days His method
i, called " Statetegu." aud its utility has been
demonstrated at Nisme and Montpelier, n the
presence what a wonderful assembage." What a
+ wonderful sight Of hosglns this invention will
save the boys
Qaadrature of the Circle Discovered. THE i'm
portant problem. which has agitatc the learne.
!, would for more than fur thousand years, has IA,
length been discovered by young lad. ohl, thir.
tren years OF age. named James Graham. who re
sides In Mountcharles. County Of Donegal. 1t has
undergone the most rigorous investigation BY
eral gentleman OF distinguished abilities, and is
found to be as perfectly completed and as firmly
. established, on the puIest principles Of Eu
! clIdlar geometry. as any problem hitherto knowr
in the science Ills extraordinary discovery will
introduce a new era in the science Of geometry
and bring TO light wonders that will astonish the
literati OF Europe. 1t is anxiously to be wishet
that some liberal minded Mnbleman or gentleman
or some Of those societies formed tor the purpps,
of promoting and rewaring useful knowledge
would take this young lad by the hand. and obtair
for him the rewa d of such extraordinary merit
5 and have this phenomenon IF science published Il
satisfy the curiosity Of the warld.
!, Dublin Even ing .Nail.
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agricultural T5asts.-The following are som,
of the toast, given at the late Brighton Shnw din
ner copied from the New England Farmer
The Noagh.-lts one share in bank Of earth