The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-05-09
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CyopsThe portion of Crop that has survived the desn
tive frost and Of the month of March last has much inn
proved in the last fortnight and bids fair to be productive n
sad spectacle though, to much of our fine rich
light lands bald and unproductve they are this
all land that liable to the effect of FROST severely su
fered 1t has been long while since any Of farmers re-
collect great and general destruction by frost and wet
The loss the thin light lands mpas the aggregate
produce much, they little productive any year The
stiff hard lands which were well famed universally coat
ed with fine veFdure.
From the heahu appearance of tho surviving wheat and
the present favorable Season, barring unforeseen accidents
have throughout the county of Talbot fair chance for
something than half average Crop which could not
be counted on four weeks ago. Gazette
Philadelphia Man 2-Doctor ToBIAs WATKINS recent.
ly Fourth Auditor in the Treasury Department of the United
States, arrested in this city late at night Thursday last
upon warrant issued by the District Judge, wherein he
charged with sundy fraudulent practices procuring money
from the Treasury An order for the removal of the prisoner
to the place of trial procured by the District Attorney
and yesterday, noon DR. Watkins taken Washing.
ton under of the Marshall Rumos upon this sub
ect have been in circulation for time back which,
the law IS taking ts course ought not TO be repeated pub
lie journal, and therefore refrain The warrant had been
for days, and understand that attain
its object, either here, at Boston, New York,
tive progress Chronicle.
Ne,D York, April 30.-We learn with deep regret
that Mr. George w. Adams, who was a passenger on
board the Benjamin Franklin, on her trip to this city
was lost overheard this morning. During most of the
day, MIR A. was i'll pleasant and sociable humor--
Towards evening, however, he complained of indspo
sition, and spoke of symptoms of determination Of
blood to the head. Subsequently he exhibited some
decided evidences of mental alienation At the usu
al hour, Mr. A. with the other passengers retired to
their births But at about 'c OK this morning, Mr.
A. got up dressed himself hastily, and went to sever
al births, asking the occupants, Was it you who
have circulated the report of combination against
Mr. Adams Z? He then went upon deck, and conln
ued to traverse it for some time. And at about
o'clock this morning his hat was found deck, just
forward of the wheel house. His cloak also was
found on deck.-Com. ADJ.
Harrisburg, PENN April %.
Both Houses of the Legislature adjourned SINE DIF'
yesterday morning. at few minutes after IL o'clock
The Dengne, something hkeh.
disease extremely novel in its nature has attack
ed several of our citizens, and, what perhaps is as
strange any thing else about it, is confined as far as
have heard to females lnits approaches It resel'
bles the dengue, so much spoken of last summer IN
the Southern states, where it prevailed oa consldera
BILE extent In all of the instances that we have hea
spoken of, it made its first attack upon one OF the mn
gers, causing sensation something similar to tle
prick of briar, but extending with some RAPID
| ity up the arm, in1aming it very much and ials-
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