The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-06-27
SALARIES

His deputies
In Oyer and Temner "a for each indictment prosecuted
In Quarter Sessions So if prosecuted 81 so If not But
when the receipts of fees exceeds $1,000 in year, the
surplus goes the state
Chief Justice 2666 per annufn, and ga daily whilst
in Circuit.
Associate Judges Supreme Court $4,000 per annum. and
Judges Of the District Court (PhIadelpba,) $4,000
President Judge Common Pleas, (Phladelphia) 2O0G
Assistant Judges Do. 400
State Treasurer 1000
Auditor General 400
Surveyor General 400
Secretary of Land Office i400
Members of Legislature SO per day, and Is mileage
| Speaker of each house 81 additional
Protbonoaries, Registers of Wills, Recorders of Deeds.
paid by fees; when they exceed $500 per fifty
per cent. of the overpus is deducted for the State
Mayor, $4,000 and fome fees,
Recorder, $500 from the city, $500 from the State and
City Treasurer $4,000
City Commissioners (eacb,) 1000
CITY Clerk 1000
County Commissioners, SO per day.
Auditors, So per day.
LIGHTNING Wonderful PreSerrat;on..--A cores
pondent of the Washington County Post, from Hart
ford, N. Y under date of May 30th, says Yester-
day afternoon, while violent thunder shower was
passing this town, the blacksmith shop owned by
Chester Harris struck with lightning, the
ridge, while four within. The fluid passed
down the end of the building until it reached win
the act of shutting; shvered every particle of glass
from the sash, and passed to his right hand, followed
his to his shoulder, and from thence, down TO his
hip, where it was attracted by vice and passed off,
splitting the vice BENCH which he then touched, to
pieces, exactly before him. it his clothes, literal
y speaking, to rags; setting them, well as the
building on fire. The sleeve on his right arm was
completely torn off, and scattered in fragments about
the shop his pantaloons had but three buttons
naming them, some even melted and, fl
nay, his whole clothes that side presented the ap-
pearance of rags shot from loaded cannon, Appar-
emily every part of the building was visited by the
shock, the fluid reached the ground in three diff
ferent places, and different sides, which was con-
siderably injured. The whole four were Frustrated
by the shock, yet, strange it may appear, no one
materially injured, except by the burn, although
the skin was taken off in spots from Kinney, and one
of the others had his clothes torn. The whole are
now able to walk about, and in fair way to be en-
tirely well in the course of few days."
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Cleveland (ohio) May 16-The waters of Lake Erie,
within the last three years, have made rapid and
nroads upon the rich and beautiful lands which skirt it's
Southern shore The banks in many places including from
TO ten twenty acres sometimes in the space mo-
nen break and slip, like avalanche almost quite
eyel with the bed of the Lake. Fine farms Offer aeri
lily diminished and towns situated directly on the Lake
endangered. The Lake evidently encroachine
pon the whole of the Southern Shore by opera
ion Of some mmutable law of nature.
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Organ for York Msaster---A plan of new organ for
Fork Minister has been completed by DIR Camdee which is