The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-08-15

- ADVOCATE.~ 1856
State and with regard to the debt due the Unite
States, they procured discharge from the Secretary
of the Treasury, after having paid the full amount as
we are acknowledgement
The Spire of ST. Paus Episcopal church in Rochester
New York, blown down in violent squat of wind
the Sd inst and destroyed The pre about 1913 feet high,
and including the tower and building, 28 feet 1t
rounded with caodng and such the force of the wind
that whed, scaoding and all, into the air, and
the whole fell the roof The roof was partially
ken but only of the rafers gave way The whole nu
exclusive of the spe, will not probably exceed $500 The
Rochester Daily Advertiser that the vesy voted $500
deayng the losses of the contractors by the acct
dent and resolved that the spre should be rebuilt Immediate
iy, on different but not less beautiful plan.
PHILADELPHIA, AUG TON the 18th of last month,
the mail by some means, lost from the stage be-
tween Lancaster and this city, about 81 miles from
Philadelphia. On the 28th of July it was found, as
we hear, by lad employed in field at some distance
from the road it had been cut open, the letters strew
ed about many torn in pieces, and their contents y
ing on the ground. We have been told that one con-
tanned draft of $4,000.
REvENUE.-The amount of Duties secured at the Custom
House, in the city of New York; for the month of July, is
upwards oftweve hundred thousand doars during the month
of June it upwards of eighteen hundred thousand The
secured for the last five months exceeds millions
full equal to the amount bonded last year, during the
months
The Savannah Georgian of the 28th ut says
/" gentleman from Augusta informed us yesterday,
that the U. S. troops there, who stationed here
during the Winter, preparing, in conformity to
orders, te march for the Indian Nation.
II appears from proceedings in Chancery, Washington
that the year 1885, General Koscusko placed exceed
ing $40 900 in the hands of Mr. Jefferson and executed will
In 1906 he executed Paris, another will and bequeahed
$3704 to Kosciusko Armstrong, of General Armstrong.
After the death of Koscusko 1917. MIR Jefferson refusing
10 take out letters tesamentary, they granted L.
Lear. The bill filed by Armstrong against Lear charges,
that said Lear refuses pay the said of 37O4 BECAUSE
among other claim to the whole of the funds of
said has been made by said Ma Estko heir law
of said Koscuko and another claim by the said Monsieur
Zetner under another WILL which he alleges the said
uko have made in Europe in favor of himself of
his relations MAJOR Estko resides in Poland and Monsieur
Zeltner in Switzerland National Gazette.
Bronchotomy--The wind-pipe of child 10 months
old, in Fryeburg, who had been srangled with piece
of meat, opened lately by DIR Barrows of that
cond instance of his having saved life by the same OPP
Grafton The child appeared to be nearly dead when
the operation comenced--about thirty minutes after
the accdent-Gardiner Chronicle.
Arson.-At Court of Oyer and Terminer held lately in
Ogdenbugh NJ Y Ebenezer Hale lad between IL and Is
of age convicted of Arson (of house) and was
sentenced the state prison Auburn at hard labor for the
ERIN of three years and day.
A newly made constable IN Nashville, Tenn recent
y procured entrance into mans CASTLE" to levy
execution, by getting friend rap the door Just
before the dawn, and when it opened gliding sly
y in An officer! shouted the old man an officer!