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

| "A hnt to Newspaper reGders.-In country news
room, the following notice is written the chin
ney Gentlemen learning to SPELL are requested to
use yesterdays paper
The Petersburg (vhgnia) Times states that new Cotton
Factory has just into operation there making the third
establishment of the kind in that town.
"The Cincinnati Chronicle speaks of a ballotinc
about to take place in the Museum, among the youpg
men, to decide what young lady of that city should he
selected as the model of figure to be placed in
the Museum The candidates for the palm of beauty
are not required to make stump speech''
We are left in doubt in the above paragraph whetb
er the whole lady is to be taken for model or the
bust only. We presume the latter, however, and for
the information of the Cincinnati artist we will inform
him that all the tmbers, padding and schalebone ne
cessary to make up the complete figure, can be OBJ
tanned at several shops in Broadway, New York-pro.
badly upon liberal terms. BY the bye-what would
the pretty, unsophiscated, cherry-cheeked girls of
Ohio, where nature is left free to do her own work ac
cording to her beautiful conceptions of SYMMETRY
and grace, say, they to look at the trumpery with
whch arthcal women are made In this delectable city?
". Y. Com Ado.
At the peace of 1763 when Canada was acquired by the
English Government, there only go 900 inhabitants
There are now upwards of million.
North Carolina Election.-The Election for Rem
resentatves to Congress takes place in the State of
North Carolina in this month.
New York, August t.
De9zWe-We understand that made yesteF-
day. of large quantity of Jewellery that had been smgeed
into this city from board European The proper
y beed consists of several first gold watches prec.
Gus Stones rings, &c. &C. 10 very large amount Several
parties supposed have been have
been arrested. Some of them have given bail in So 900
EACH
New YORK., Aug. 5.
CoMPETITIoN.-The wharf at the foot of Court
landt-street hitherto leased to the Hudson River
Steam Boat Company for nine hundred and fifth dol
lars per annum, yesterday leased to the same
Company for three years. at three thousand sir hun
dred and fifty dollars per annum The competitors
who abandoned the contest must be great gamers by
their loss. But two steamboats, can come to at the
wharf, and the former rent high enough
Great sale of Real Estate.-The house and lot No.
40 Walstreet recently occupied by the Pacific Insu.
rance Company yesterday sold at public auction,
by James Bleecker, for Mity-eght thousand one hun
dred dollars. The lot is 80 feet on Wa-street and
runs to the line of Exchange Place, a distance of
about 1870 feet.
Curious annuncation.-A late Winchester paper thus an
nounces marriage" Married, - inst Mr. John C.
Morris, of Harronburg, Va Miss Brown daughter
Of the late Judge Brown of Wilkes Co North Carolina
~ b The bride is said to be worth at least $780, OO0 1t
formerly the fashion inform the world every occa
sion of this sort, that the bride accomplished beau
ul, and amabe''and have doubt all this has been
said of many fair damse who could boast of accomplish
nens beyond smatering of Websers spelling Muir
ays Grammar and the old Virginia shufe--of no beauty
except beauty consist in red carroty hair obique look
lat nasal organ, and wide mouh-and of none but thar
ort OF amaby, which, MONTHS the honey-moon
no most bitter pill and compes the unucky partner Of
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