Delaware journal., 1828-11-25
From the Trenton True .4nseracap.
g A LABoREn" SHOULD BE WORTHY OF HIS

HIRE
A GOOD brother has sent me fifty dollars, and he
will send me fifty more, to bear me home. gooa
friend in prosperity and adversely OF the city OF y.
York. bias sent me twenty dollars his name'
live TO publish Journal of my three years tour,
shall be transmitted TO the latest ages, as soon as inc
New Theory ofthe Earth, which have announced,
proves to be true one, as maintain it's. but
these two supplies are now expended, and iack
money to pay my board-I gain no solids yet, out
am taught, that, in time, shall get the better OF
the dyspepsia provided continue duly temperate
and ahstenious. l. {. diet on dry bread alone. :.
For safety. supplies may be forwarded 10 h,Fa
John Titus, Of the Trenton Bank, who received the
twenty dollars from New-York for me. 1t VIII soon
be two years that have fingered in New-Jersey.--
need in travelling, to be borne on bed, tor can"
not ride long erect.
propose, now the election is qnieted, that the
subject Of the ,,ezy spord (as Columbus discovery
was caee) be more attended to by the public mind
than heretofore. Such new world as have an
nounced must, | most positively aver, exist, and
that too without any barrier to prevent an easy ex-
ploration of its utmost bounds Will the old world
refuse the petition for nourshment, of the dlscoy-
| erer ofthe existence OF such new country Whlcns
in all probability, is as large, as popuous and as
happijy situated as the known world? II had only
improved machinery, so as to save the labor OF
million of persons annually. as others have done,
should he deemed worthy oI SuPpofl Dul, oPen@
inr a means Of doubling general commerce on our
planet. as contend have, shall surely not be re-
fused further support by the patriotic Phllanthro-
piss Of this hemisphere.
For the reality, that my Theory of the Earth is
I, well founded, appeal to the men OF learning and
genius who have deliberately heard me lectures and
cite the fact that such Of those as do not approve,
10 whole or in part, appear cautious IN meeting the
question with fairly stated denial. just way of
stating the question, when presented for discussion,
is to state it thus Whch Is best supported By facts,
! tbe old theoru. or the ne7o could mention many
distinguished men, men remarkable for eminent tall
ents and learning who applaud the theory, in whole
Is or in part but feel that it would be inadequate to
e do So whilst there exists such overwhelming ma
lority who Judge the subject adverse without nav"
= ing given it due hearing-tew relish standing con.
e spicuous amongst minority, comparatively, ex-
n ceedinglv small as is the minority which now ia
Il yors this new theory; theory, which promises ia
vastly multiply the advantages of hundreds OF mil
j. lions of people, and that too, at very early day.
d JNO. CLEVES SYMMESs
e Trenton, Nov 18th, 1925.
i Simple remedy to purify vater-lt is not 50 gen
orally known it ought to be, that powdered alum
possesses the property of purifying water A large
a table spoonful OF pulversed alum, ssprInkied INTO
hogshead of water he water stirred brlskly round
e at the tme) will, after the lapse OF few hours,
IS by orecipItang to the bottom the impure articles,
so purify it. that it will be found to possess nearly
all the freshness and cearness OF fine spring water.
N pailful containing four gallons, may be purified
p by single tea spoonful. The information is, obs