The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1828-11-15

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Some Of the carronades and bowzers are said to BE-
equal to any the British ever possessed; they were
captured on the memorable 18th September, 1914
With the glorious events of that day our readers are
familiar, but view of these relics is well calculated
to inspire feeling of gratitude to the God of Bat
ties" for our happy deliverance.
n Caution-A lady, few days ago. in passing rapidly
round the base of the skyght the dome Of the grand
tunda OF the Capitol, suddenly fell upon the glass Frame
broke through OF the panes and fortunately stopped
her descent by the ohe aperture and the
tension Of her She remained suspended in that position
for several minutes 1870 feet above floor paved with one
till of the attendants to her assistance her compan-
ions being too much pe6ed TO give her any aid. We trust
this will be warning to those whose curiosity may lead them
to that splendid but dangerous Washington ChrOa
Franklin Bank of Ne,o York.-The Hen James
Kent, receiver of tie Franklin Bank of New York,
has made an official report of its afars to the Chan
Gerry Court, from which it appears that its concerns
have been most grossly miSmdnaged, to apply the mild
est term. 1t is declared that |" the STOCKHOLDERS lose
every thing and, in the best result, the creditors Ell
Their as note holders or depositors, will only receive
fifty cents the dotIor--and probably not much"
The Receiver says, that, during sever) years, tie
minutes of the Board of Directors were kept in so s-
venly and disordcry manner that the history of the
No entry appears, even Of the names Of the persons
who elected Directors for the years 1899, or for
the year 1926"
Nep York, Nov lo.
FRANKLIN BANK--A question OF much interest
argued on Monday, before Chancellor WallwOith,
in relation to the distribution of the Assets of this
Bank. The Depositors claim that the amount due
them should be first paid, and that the holders of bills
should afterwards in for what (if any thing)
may be left
Samuel A. Foot, Esq. on behalf of the holders of
bills opposed the claim, which was advocated by ID.
b. Ogden ESQ. for the Depositors. The question be-
ing one of much Importance both regards the prin
ciple to be established and the amount of property
Chancellor Wallworth has taken time to consider it,
and will give his decision early in the ensuing week
| An Honest AdrertiSer-The following notice (says
the Rochester Obsewer is from the Yates Republican,
and we would recommend it to the careful and pray
erfu consideration of all, especially professors of re-
ligon, who are engaged in furnishing the means Of
selcdestruction to our citizens.
! 81 have discontinued the dstilng business, and
have hand for sale, very low for ready pay or ap
proved credit, full set of dising apparatus consist.
ing of two Worms, copper Boiler and iron Cylinder
The Cylinder is large, and uncommonly powerful
| have doubt that with skilful management, the
whole establishment would produce daiIy-a sufficient
quantity Of ~hishey to kin fifty mens W. BABcocK"
Mr. CObbetts BRdu-Ideai of Loborer.--The following
characteristic advertisement appears in Cobbes Repser:
three four aborine men for the ,iter AT three
lsaOo kaarI Cd nnI II. =. .