The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1828-11-08

dust to which turkish tyranny had crushed her, has
siezed her shield and sword, and already performed
deeds of valor. They will day be, doubt not re-
cognized as such" y,
! Churches in Wlmiagton-The good people of this
Borough have Of late displayed a commendable zeal
for building and charging houses for worship. The
Methodist Church which bears the name of the vene4
rable Asbury has been enlarged and improved, and will
accommodate about twice as many as formerly. We
informed, and hope correctly, that is intended
to finish the front in imitation of marble. This will
be somewhat of ornament, and will tend to divert
the attention from some defects in the external appear
ance of the building which are too apparent to need
mentioning
The large and substantial church which was COM
menced last spring, at the corner of King and Hano-
yer Streets by the Presbyterians progressing rapidly
and makes fine appearance.
The Orthodox party of the Quaker Society have
commenced holding meetings for worship in their
building on Wood street, near Bullock's Boarding
School, The situation is pleasant and the house and
improvements exhibit that neatness for which this So
cety has always been remarked.
Liuey,Uort-A correspondent of the New York CONNER
ca Advertiser who has Witnessed many instances, the
ceent effects of Lerwort of coughs and beginning
consumptons makes the following remarks
s'The Lverwor evidently mild tonic and expectoan;
but its best and useful quality deobstruent BY de-
obstruen quality which produces healthy action
the secretng yesses and without sens
BILE evacuation, induces the harmonious action of the different
functions of the body which constitute health Deobsuens
are, the body, what hope to the mind They
unseen though permanent action the system, which
health and happiness greatly depend. Different medicines
the deobsruent quality various degrees of strength
This plant though ranked among the powerful, to
of Just the strength required bring about the desired
ton in lung complaints The decoction should first be taken
few days. made by pouring pint of boiling water upon half
an ounce of dry leaves After continuing this eight
or days. the concentrated syrup of Lverwort will be
applicable in majority of cases, than continuance of the
tea The gradual change, for the better, will now be per-
ceptb by increased excreons from the bowels less cough
and distress in the chest and gradual increase of the APP
petite and of digestion At least such have been the
effects of this medicine in many in which have
this plant exhbied and induced to recommend tho
rough trial of it, such may be suffering with cough
apparently diseased lungs
| Mr. MOaroe-The Lynchburg Virginan states that
the pecuniary embarrassments of Ex-Presiden Mon
roe are such render him not only bankrupt, but
almost destitute.
The President has recognised the following Consus
Antonio Pommurd, appointed by the King of the
Two Sicies, Vice Consul for the State of Virginia
George Z. PeterSea, appointed by the Grand Duke
of Tuscany Vice Consul for the Port OF New. York
and its dependencies.
! NathGniel Pitcher, Lieutenant Governor of New
York. has recommended to the citizens of that State
the 4th of December next day of public prayer