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The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1828-11-08
AGRICULTURAL.
From the Farmers aud Mechanics Magazine.
CULTIVATION OF RAPE

The cultivation of rape has recently occupied the
attention of the Pennsylvania farmers, not ONLY as af
fordng nourshng food for Sheep but on account of
the quantity of oil obtained from the seeds. In one
instance it gave gallon to bushel, which sold for
one dollar The cake after expressing the oil, is rich
food for cattle, and when powdered is extensively
used IN England as for drilled turnips-
From the oil and potash, the pcr or green soap,
is made, which for securing WOOL is preferred in the
manufactures of France to all other soaps.
This plant will do on almost any soil, but succeeds
best on those that are deep, with clayey bottom,
with manure and deep ploughing Farmers in Eng
land generally plough up the faow early in the spring,
and let It lie till the latter end of March, They then
plough it again. harrow it down and lay on coat of
manure. After this is spread, they cross plough it
again IN May and getit in fine filth by the end of June
About the first of July, or the first rain after that time,
they SOW the Seed about half peck on an acre. The
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this age of reviews, when every author who puts forth
his book and every painter who exhibits his picture sure
the qualification reading his character wherever he goes il
appears peculiarly hard that very important description
work. which untes the beauties of them BOTH should be al
together neglected those excellent establishment
the encouragement OF literature and the fine arts called
Ladies' Albums the rapid increase of which has done such
visible wonders for the benefit Of polite society How many
Of the choice genuses of the here indebted for their
first inspiration. How many but for this had been compel
led remain their perch for want of fair field try their
WINGS and how greedy will posterty scramble after gilt
edged books with golden clasps the germ
works which have descended to them Aas had grand
mothersbut cannot be helped and every happy underta
king like the invention of Albums may US to lament that
the world has gone long without it, All that we can
DO perpetuate blessings for children and with
this view do less than encourage my fair friends in
their pursuit by reviewing all the Albums which fall in
my way. do this with the greater satisfaction it is part
" payment of debt of gratitude seeing that it was in
them that myself commenced futterng my wings and /
feel that like the lark, whatever height may soar shall
still look with eye of affection the from which
sprang Most fortunately does it happen, that have not
scared too far describe with becoming exactness for
the truth be confessed the ability was only
communicated to last week, and the admng reader is
gazing on my 6ss adventurous flight.
My nes-blessngs i'll 1t the preest nest that ever
was made, ana the bird that fosered bird
disc Its eyes blue the heavens and its voice was
sweet as any within them. " Dear Mr. -, it sung
sure you are poet and therefore you write in nv
Album" Alas, how could doubt Had such voice as
sured that Apollo himself should have believed
To drop the metaphor which is not convenient took the
book which locked well it might where there was so
much TO steal and began seriously be dauned by costly
appearance OF red morocco and ebazoned Cupds felt
that was Only meant to receive trae treasures, and sub
united that al was hard to expose my first attempt such
dangerous comparison The appeal however was in vain
My beauty assured that need fear no compar there
and gave me- reward for my labors the envabe priy
hege Of tuning over as many leaves as pleased wlnot
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pcy in these conces which perfectly atoned for the pro-
ectresss want Of poetica talent She had particular
knack at originality, though she thought select with
great taste She had copied all the performances of a6a
and several privately circulated pieces which supposed
10 be the production of Lord Byron himself ventured TO
differ upon of these but friend satisfied me of
their genuineness by assuring that they had been tran
scribed from an Album somewhere Mont Blanc.
After this, was introduced to witty conceits by
middle aged ubcund roue, who cooked his hat and his eve
and SET up for wag He pracsed chiefly the Anacreonc
line, and would have been excellent had he sometimes
been ga little bad' His rhymes likewise were apt oc-
casonaly, TO be faulty and he in the habit of taking
great poetical licences bring them bear His STYLE
therefore, pronounced be ungracef and my lady Of
the Album wished the odous would leave her book
alone. Before had time to become better acquainted with
him, she laughed and bushed and slapped together with
that should not proceed unless promised pass him
over regret that this circumstance prevents from
ing the public with more than stanza.
Sweet maiden. when I you behold
Then why should hearts like scyer7
Forbid it love o. neye
Now here may be alleged that the inversion Of the first
line not elegant and the necessity of swapping fingers
at the word that in the second is decidedly in bad taste
Ours, in the third line, is strained with poeca violence
into dssyabe: the of the fourth quite appa
rent and the rhyme of "world and behold' is unusual
Altogether this stanza very fair specimen of the faults
and beauties of its author.
From hence wandered through great many pages of ey
celent riddles, with which will my reader lest he
should stop puzzle them Numerous copies of adon-
mas and children, of which the only defect trng in
clnaon TO squirt, it being very difficult make the ewes
match Wondous landscapes by little persons Of four wears
old who never learnt to draw Autographs of John Brown
and William Williams, and many other celebrated gentlemen
whom did not know but of whose families had heard
talk Fac-smles of the handwriting of Bonaparte imita-
ted from specimens from recollection Striking kenesses Of
notorious characters cut in coored paper from mae
ton La short, my progress like rambe through some
newly discovered country, where every thing rare and r,
etng and thrown in the graceful confusion which nature
delights.
When had come to Close my pretty friend resumed her
coaxng look and besoug to take up my PEN for she was
quite that should not be ecped and moreover that
should not be severely criticised Her friends had the keenest
and her father chose TO call them madnen and fools
was comfort to think that agreed with him. The
commands therefore, cheerfy obeyed and Joined the
throng OF genIse by filling the tlePage with the following
appropriate dedication.
This little book with all the prize
It's varied page imparis;
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deny that this examination gave good heart, for
thought was not impossible, after all, that might maintain
my credit respectfully enough that the articles in
different but rather that the Peusa of them lighted up
with unwonted fire.
1t would be difficult when staring upon the MONDAY say
which ray the beautiful the dazzling; and if
derstood doing it with any of settling their claims
superiority merely go upon the judgment of my pretty
friend who seemed anxious direct my attention the
fame under the pathetic of Aphonso rather suspect
he her oyer for she described him very aeconatey
melancholy youth, who had opinion that genuses
not longved and had made his will the after he had
composed his first do not wonder that the piece
made him low-spirted It follows:
When am dead waited the blow,
To absence lie pa
I'll PLAINTIFF spirit Of a weeping
To shade my ghost, and kiss the linlpid SIyx.
There viii strike visionary chord,
In tones of pity if they but sound,
And mourn body placed on hoard
To sink the bark aud let my be dtOwud
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directors.
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ID. RYnNKs, Secretary.
April ~, 1926 as
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NEW ARK ACADEMY.

FLSE semi-annuai examination Of the culents in this In
IL stii0ton will take place ON Thursday the 18th inst
u, Order,
HENRY WHITLEY, Sec'cy,
Sep 1s 1922 66-S--3t
BY Order OF The Board,
The Trustees Of the Institution
requested to meet on Wednesday the 17h inst 1C
O'Clock, A. NJ. at the house of James Frazier in New Ark
punctnal attendance is requested business of npor
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National Nomination.

National Nomination.
Frequent elections moderate salaries and 70.
on IN office ; freedom Of religion freedom d
press Jreedpm Of the seas:" JEFFERSON
PEOPLES TICKET,
PRESIDENT,
ANDREW JACKSON.
VICE PRESIDENT,
JofITT g. CALHOUN.
STATE NOMINATION..
For Representative 10 Congress.
JAMES A. BAYARD.
COUNTY NOMINATIONS.
SUSSEX COu.sYr
Senator.
DR.. Simon X. Wilson.
Representatives
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David Mustard,
Laurence Riley,
John Willbank,
Miles Tindal,
Ebe Walter,
DR.. Stephen Greet.
Corone:.s,
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Levy Court Commissioners.
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David Hazard, |. X. IL.
William Jefferson, lot Job) u. II.
KENT COUNTF.
Senators.
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in lieu of John Brinckloe, dec
Representatives..
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Jehu Clarke,
Thomas Dehorty,
Benjamin Harrington,
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Tery Court Commissioners
William Clouds, sen, ID. Z. III.
Isaac Buckingham. ID. Ii.
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.,.EJY CASTLE COuNTY,
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Representatives,.
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Benjamin Whitley, w. G. &. III.
William Il. Read, n. c. II.
Daniel Newbold, Il. T.. ii.
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Lew Court Commissioners.
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Peter B. Dclany,
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1870 ceEfrCc go

Revolutionary .3Reclote.-The tOiiowin. humpr-
GUS anecdote is related 81 Capt ioudin. commonly
pronounced Udans. a trenchman in the Revou-
tlonary army under Washington and Lafayette.
lie was man Of singular manners and character
and usually conycrsca in broken English, with IA
pid articulation, citen per, crtlng words from their
legitimate meaning. On his return to head quar-
tiers from Boston, IN 1850. he related some Incl.
dents that occurred to lin, w!,ile IN that place.
Some wag, knowing hi, vanity and a!tectaton Of
consequence had employed a nsi Ho wench TO make
a familiar address 70 HIM IN some public place.
This was severe modification and DESTROYED all
the comfort of his visit. In answer to an inquiry
now lac liked Boston ; this vexation was uppermosr
in his mind. 6 like Boston very well all but one
id madam nig.' On being pressed iurther he re-
lated the particulars with all the action & irritation,
that the reality occasonctl. "One gentleman said
to me. will yau take walk to the market--was't
one very iine maj ket-de gees--escey ting--cDe
very fine assorticDt--dare Il was hear saiebodY
say behind, Hotv do yoa d.. Captain Uaaa~,' /
look round, one black Dish say again, making
reverence, Ihope yoa 10 acell, Captain Laang',
Who be yoa speak to me IN dc market. You Tor
gcr, SAYS she, l was ynur sweetheart in ~. HuI
your tongue, yea DID rascal bsl You speak To
me in de market where am wild gentleman, cut
oil your head you rascal wench. was shame.
put dc hat my eyes and run right home, tro
five thousand people. Next day some gentleman tell
who own dc Black bsh dat spoke to me in de mar.
ket, and advise me to tell de mistress. | 20 TO dc
house and knock, knock; by BY, de door open
.now ID you do cap.cin uaang-de same black
Dish rascal dat spoke to ne in de marsst--who
own yoI--tell your mistress one gentleman officer
wish to see her. Madam say l. do you own dut
id madam mig. dat spoke to me in de marketa
She say, i. YOU had not been too familiar with her
she would not spoke To you IN the market l say,
you be one id rascal Yourself madam. - Bali
more Republican.
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Manufacture and furnish Philadelphia prices, loudand
DIP CANDLES, Fuers, Yel!Oa, and Broom SOAP Of the
best quality. ENocH kobEhsS
N Il. The highest price given for ralo~, butchers
Fat, and Fat of every description. .
Wilmington, July IL, 1928. Oil
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Gims,aw's Histories Of States, England, Rome, and
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Acls Navigator smiley's t1eography and A'iasi with
variety OF Biographies by other authors
fresh supply Of Bristol BoaId Fancy papers, stationery
nayincs Prints for Scrap Books, and variety OF Fan
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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-04-12

N oiICE.-All persons having o,,u accounts ;,h a.,
estate OF Robert Bell decd, late sa,ler of III. ,,y
OF Richmond are requested on the suhs, .r IA,
ptueisrnt AS 1t is expected that reference to the booL
will efen be required, have had them u,stcd and ~
now ready to make settlements Althoug Ia il is dcsirah.
that speedy close of the ton shouId he ,ds
ye snail give reasonable time these wko may ca
indebted TO tbs estate, upcn their giving bond for b
'tHt thereci All those indebted by bonds nd notes
'n'0'ed that the claims against estate are verv
gt'y pressed, and that therefore, shall be oonpeIIsd n
require them to make immediate payment All nrrsons
iang To call IN reasonable tire expect LEG. se,.
DO Hken for the collection thereof All persons ba
s"Hs' the estate, are requested prsssu ut the N
property and legally authenticated that NAV he ,,n.
OF ae amount doe, 10 enable he Arrangement, mr.
'neif i'9eoaii"n' My "Mce is in the CITY Hall where
the books and papers will he kept nd where s..u -
rally attend fren 10 3 o'clock e
W. p. WREN, Sers't c. r. e.
p@c o-ts Adm'or of Robert Bell decd
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PiTGIfI4: At rules holdcs IN the clerks oFc,
me superior court OF cancery for the Richmond dis
i'Ut, The 81 day of March 1898: Samuel peae,n,,
pr against TbornnS Curd, Blair Boiling, James nj
rleasants VIM Pore, trustee, &c. and Join g. Ple-
ming, dh.
lHc oe'ehdsn' James 81. P!casan's not having en-
tered hIs appearance and given security according 70
ne act ct assembly aud the rules of this cont. and
II appearing by satisfactory evidence that lie ia oot
an onas'ant ct This Country: il is ordered, hat the
S'" defendant do appear here fie first dav Of l,e
next term, and answer The hrIl Of the plaintiff and
"d copy OF This order be frlivifh inserted III sor,s
newspaper published il Ne cit; OF Richmond Tor ino
months successively aud 20 led Ire front door Of
TIE capitol AID The SAID CRY.
10 copy Tesfe, J. b. ABBOTT d.
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PIRGLAI3. 1T rdieS, holden the clerks office
d tie superior court of chanccty he Eicnond dis.
net the 81 day OF March 1898 SIoiccai Miller pit.
"gafnsl Philip g. Nlarseller the VI Society against
lire on buildings Of The Sfau Of Vtgina and iio Prcsi
dts.
The defendants the President Directors End Cornpe.
Psny OF the Bank of Iexardria not hayior entered
Their appearance and given security according 10 tie
act OF assembly and the rules this conrt and II an
pciapg by satisfactory evidence HAT they are not to-
naoants 81 tbs Country it ordered, dat the said de
PENDANTS do appear here the first DAY of the mex,
Term, and answer the bill OF the plaintiff, and that CO.
oil TINS order be forthwith inserted in sorne newspa
per published m the CITY of Riehtnopd for months
successfully aud posted at Tire front door of the capitol
in the said city.
10 copy. Tcse, J. 3. BBOTP, d. c. c.
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10000 DOLEARs

Al tNe prizes IN heel, and all the nuulhers in auo-
'et at once-the whole scheme to be drawn IN one dav
ana the whole an"un, OF pIiles may DC had soon as
y rIce OF Tickets 50. halveg ~, quarters - cents
Il The 1000 Prizes OF S. 10 be awarded - The A.,
sNcona or tnd DIVISION 10 be determined hy that which
may draw the capital prize of $4,000 81 that holder
- certain Ia draw ~ne prize aud may draw forr,
lac capital prize OF $4,000 be paid in par, ~ 1nDD
tNets IN the present scheme, will be sealed up aud ero
Seh III The bauk of rsinia Richmoud, aud subect to
me control OF the holder the ticket The prize of 5000
= DC paid in part by package of 800 tickets, viii he
deposited i'll like manner.
~ iefms--FNr packages not less rhan sixty Icsc7s
SFne price, hr approved notes. payable fifteen DAYS tier
Nls drawing, without interest
= Orders by mail meet the same attention given to
p.Isonai application.
March 29-ts Sf-G JTFTIytCt1 1r,
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hGLNi.i: At rules bodcU in the clerks Office Of
ne superior court NJ cbancery for the Richmond district
he % Gay Of March, 1928 Robert Horsclcy, admins
a'"I ana sarah Megginsou, widow and adx OF Joseph
nIeggnS'n' dcceased Wi!iidw Mcggnson, Archibald b.
hesg,hSon Joseph G. Megsnson, Samuel b. MpggiHson.
!on" 70; ans Berlamio Msgginsos, be two last being
uranus ny Their guardian the said ArcAibald Villa
De'H'i'y ard Elizabeth e. (his wife) and Nathaniel
""t aho Mary J. (hs wifc) heirs aEd Distributes of
joseph =. Mrsein1n. deceased pits. against Joseph
dfts. ~ "
lhe oete'daht Joseph CaSel, having entered his
appearance aud gvpn security according to the sf
assembly and the 'Oes Of this court and riug by
satisfactory evidence that be is inhabtsnt Of this
eoupTy' IS oueres, that the said defendant do appear
"ere Q" he hrs day Of the next term Ind ths bill
Of we plaintiffs aud that copy Of ibis order be forthwith
inserted - S'S-e ne"s.s.c- aibb~d in The city OF Rich
nW' of "o months successfully, and pasted Ce front
door OF the capitol, of the said city.
II rory, Tesrc- :. r.. SBEOTT, 4 r. g.
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Twenty Dollars Reward.

WILL give thc above reward Of twenty dollars to
any person who vii! deliver in Manchester or
~ my oVerseer' Coleman Bmaeti, my plantation in
Hennce enunty, my BILLY, 10 whom was sive, :,
phss ny NY o"ersec The 29h March, 1923 to c.me TO
,hS place and has nst since heen or heard fr,m
''y scout ouiit fellow, dark coRplcxion, about s
eet III inches hish, about 90 years Of ge and is n
Keen, a't'l cunning old feew. He has variety of
clohes He is extensively acquainted in the Counties
h'hovef HenfIen New Kent aud the city of tichrond
and borough of Noriolk. PHILIP MICUaEIS
Manchester, April ,, 1928 -,
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CHe"PsSt ard most e'ped'0us route from dcho,ad ia
TO 6a&hmyiost Cry.
FARE SO Il.
'sNiE Mail Coach leaves Richmond daily at 9 A. NJ
and passengers arrive in w Shngten at !, o'clock
the next mornings after comfortable nights s.e, ON
board the Boat. aud in Baltimore nuei-2d hour,
earlier than by any other route.
Inc Boat leaves Washington daily its return AZ
'e"npaSsengOrS sleep Fredecksbutg Nd a,tys il,
if'cn"ond at :, and III Petersburg at ~ r. NJ Of the
next Day The Coach leaves Petersburg ~ p. NJ. for
faye'ttVie and arrives there IS hours This route
IS the cheapest and most expeditions veers going
North and South. The Coaches md Horses are not in,
iefior 10 any in the southern country
The charlottesville Coach leaves Richmond every Sun,
ray, Tuesday aud Thursday, aud will run through in
day, after the lsr of May. Fa,e So.
March ~ 81 t.. PORTER G co
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Gosport Navy Yard, Virginia.

EDhoi oS'LS Will be received a. tins Yard BY tse
subscriber, before the IS, day Of Nav 1t for
nrhishing and delivering GRANITE STONES Tor a,
bout Soe tn cubic Yards o masonry tor the Dr., Dock
Ao'o. avOo Yards to be furnished according di,en-
sun. io ''h'e''ne' IN the respective quantities shown
in the following schedule desg BY letters IN which
The height and depth of the blocks are given in feet and