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The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-04-04

Some articles removed from the Hamilton mill,
and most of the webs out from the looms. There
are now factories remaining in this ourishing little
village which has never before been visited with fire,
except the burning of grst mill few years ago
Weare happy TO add that the ability of those who have
suffered by the fire. to sustain their losses is undoubted
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From the Montreal Herald,
On Thursday night, seven dead bodies were stolen
and carried away from the church yard of ST. Thcrese
in the seigniory of Blanville Some students OF this
town, who were engaged in this enterprise is said
stopped at the house of Roder respectable far
mer in the neighborhood to refresh themselves leaving
the train conveying the dead bodies in charge of boy
The lads curiosity led him to raise the coycring-when
he ascertained the awful contents and it was disco
vered that the child of Roder with whom the party
were then stopping, was among the number! The
parties were seized, and brought into Montreal yeser
day. when they were bound over appear before the
proper tribunal.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-04-04
To FARMERS.

Be most exceedingly careful TO gather all the apples pears
cherries, &C. which fall prematurey from your trees,
technically called windfals, and boil them for your SWINE
bury them little this side of the Of gravity 50 dis
pose of them to destroy the they contains oer-
wise the plague of fruit WILL for augh that know
the contrary be entaed you and your heirs for ever
Your hogs will atten the faster if you give them every day
or two little charcoal They will take quantum sufcit
Of medicine TO neutraRe the acid of their stomachs
and you have only place where they get every
hog will be his doctor, and charge nothing for his
If you feed your hogs with old you will SOAK boil or
grind it, otherwise part of it will digested Their
food will go the farther if permitted ement till has
swedish taste but should be given them before becomes
decidedly You may well have hole your pocket
for your money to escape from, drain lead away the
wash of your barnyard True may spread your grass
land, and do some good but it will give flood Of
some part scanty ri TO other parts, and will go
enrich the hay, sc.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-04-04

refused and suit brought against the yestrymen,
wardens &C. for breach of the charter The char
Ter reads thus-any person paying pew rent, shall be
entitled to vote, &c.
The Chief Justice gave it as his opinion that that
portion of the charter was violation OF the constitu-
ton of the United States.
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Kidnapping in Mem Iork.--Last Monday after
noon the attention Of some gentlemen who happened
to be passing IT Paus Church. was attracted hy
the cries of little girl, which a we'll dressed woman
was dragging by the hand. They made some inqu-
res OF the woman, who stated that she was taking the
child home She is not taking me home cried the
little girl "My home is at the of Catlarne and
Harmanstreets. My father is j. X. Johnson ate
dinner at home to day. The suspicious of the gentle
men We're far excited that they took her to the house
which she had pointed out and there they found her
anxious parents. 1t seems that the child who is unu-
suay interesting and but four years old was returning
from school in Doyer-stree when she was met by
Tue woman, who accosted her with some pleasant words
and promised her doll if she would accompany her
to Chatham-street. To this the child consented and
after walking some distance dragged to the spot
where she was most OPPORTUNITY rescued The father
nhe confusion of his JOY neglected to notice the gen
emen who rescued her. and has therefore had no OBJ
portunity to express to them his gratitude or to make
such inquiries as might lead to the apprehension OF
the monster.--Journal of Commerce.
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joints, and groves and tongues them, and turns lathe
by which columns balls, any thing else, are turned
with the greatest expedition. Such are the triumphs
OF steam power
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stock is not to exceed fifty thousand dollars, in sares
Of fifty dollars For the Law Incorporating the com
pany readers referred to the Register of the
21s ult.
SMALL Pox.-This dreadful disease has extended
to alarming degree in several Counties in Virginia,
where it was introduced by some Indians who were
travelling. The last accounts state that there were
80 small pox patients in the Hospital of Chesterfield
County. The disease in Amelia County had assumed
more violent aspect. As yet the number of deaths
has been small in proportion to the number of cases
This disease has also made its appearance in Zancs-
Vile, Ohio and in several places in the western part
of Pennsylvania.
The Reading, Penn.) Chronicle, of March "a,
states that the Rer Charles G.. Fnaey, (wel known
Wilmington on Friday last elected Constable Of
the borough of Reading He has been inently engaged
the three last months, in endeayors to reform The moral
and religious habits of that borough. The reason
excuse given for his election, is desire of exhibiting
a specimen of the manner in which the duties of the
flee would be performed by religious incumbent"
The National Inelgencer has published the Panama Doc
ments From the instructions gwen by Mr. Clay to Messs
Anderson and Sergeant Ministers The Congress Panama.
we make the following extract
You viii avail yourselves of all suitable occasions press
upon the Ministers of the oher American States the prOpe
ty Of free federation Of Religion within their respective Inn
its. The trainers of Constitution of Government have
not only rerancd from incorporating with the State any
cuiar form Of religious Worship bn they have introduced an
express upon the power of Congress to make
any law respecting the establishment of Religion. With us,
denied the right which belongs to ALTO worship
God according the dictates ofhe In our
villages and Cities the hour often in the square,
and by the same kind Of summons OF the pous
and devout of religious denominations gathered To-
gether in their respective temples and after performing ac-
cordng TO their solemn convictions, their religious dntes
quietly return and mix together in the cheerful umen OF
their domestic and social obi cations
Not unrequently the heads of the family, aPpean-
different sects, to two different Churches to oer
up in their chosen way their prisons. each bringing back
to the household stock the moral instruction which
both have derived from he respective pastors In e United
States, experience inconvenience from the absence OF
any religious establishment and the universal federation wch
happily prevails We believe that would be felt by 9th
er nations who should allow equal religious freedom woWd
be deemed rash TO that civil Liberty and established
church cannot exist together in the States but may e
safely affirmed that history affords example of their union
where the religion of the State has only been established
hufa nusiVe of Tho Anpr
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-04-04
From the Providence, (R. IL American Of March

destructive Fire.-About o'clock on Thursday
morning, the cotton factory in Woonsoke Falls village
(Cumberland,) belonging solely to Mr.. Dexter Ballou
was discovered to be on fire. The fire appeared to
have originated in the caIding room, but its precise
origin is matter of conjecture The building was three
stories high the basement of brick and superstructre
OF we'd. The flames spread with such extraordinary
rapdlty as to prevent the saving of single piece of
machinery except one picker From this building
the re rapidly communicated to the sattinet factory
WITHIN thirty feet distance, owned BY Mr. Rufus TAYLOR
the building and contents consumed. The grst-m
next to the satinet factory, belonng to MIR james
Arnold, OF Mendon, shared tile same fate By this
time the Hamilton cotton factory. belonging Il, the
company of that ane, had taken fire on the roof and
berry, and extensive conflagration was threatened
This last factory is of wood four stories high. The
fire engine, belonging to the village, had been broken
and rendered useless at the beginning. Messrs Job.
Jencks q Sons. had sent their engine and hands from
their factory, about three quarters of mile distant
which rendered great assistance The utmost exerons
made by individuals the roof and elsewhere TO
check the flames, Ill which they NJ length successful
owing mainly to the opportunc arrival of the engine
from the Blackstone factory.
The result of this destructive fire was the total loss
of Mr. Ballous Cotton Factory and machinery rnninq
about 800 spindles, valued at 100000 or $4,000.
OF which $4,000 We're insured at the 4Etna Office
There but little loss in goods or stock Mr.
fhayar's Factory, small wooden mill, three stories
high, consumed, together with machinery. Goods and
stock mostly saved; supposed value 3 or S4o00-8oo
dollars said 10 be insured Air Arnolds Grist Mill
with three runs of stones loss about 1000 dollars, no
inslrance-tota loss between % and $4,000 dollars
of which not more than 10000 dollars were insured
The Factories in the vicinity Of the village were
prompt in rendering assistance. Besides those above
named Messrs w. & D. D. Fanum, and Smith Arnold.
u Co. about half mile distant from the fire. with all
their workmen, were active in aording eyerv aid in
their power. There three other factories very
near those consumed, which were not Injured The
Bank was in some danger of taking fire, but saved.
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The steam engine of the New York Dry Dock
Company by which ship of 700 tons is drawn from
the water for repairs, on extensive railway, at the
same time converts log of wood in few minutes
into boards Of any required thickness, planes and
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-04-04
HAWTHORN FENCE.-Mess

HAWTHORN FENCE.-Messrs Grant Thorburn & Son
OF Ne" York; have imported rs hawthorns for live
fencing. MIR Jonathan Fisk, of Newbmgh writes them,
that, about seven ago, he purchased of them few
thousand which he set out, forming fence Of about forty
rods The soil ON which they planted mixture Of
clay and white sand unavorable their Did growth The
nave never boon cultivated, except trim
son-eVery plant hourished, and they form fence s
hcent to turn any CATTLE and the cheapest hanQsoOs a
best fence on his farm. Mr. Fisk has saved bushe OF the
berries, and intends to have nursery of hawthons He
says, if our farmers fully apprzed of the preference in
all respects, due to this kind of fencing there will be ready
sale for all that imported and he that
every gentleman who will make experiment with them
will be highly gratifed with the result.
st. Albons Feb 26.-we have just had conversation
with an intelligent farmer from Washington county, N Y
upon the subject of growing hemp He says that he sowed
upon wet mashy land nine of hemp but owing the
extreme wetness of the season. but five of
sdered worth preserving He sold the lint stalk of the
five acres in the stack for 60 and saved IS bushels of
Seed for which he has refused 1900 He further SAYS, that
the labor bestowed upon the land but trae than
would have been required for Indian He intends owing
20 acres season. Repertorv
Messrs f. B. Hogan g. Co of Bardstown, (Ky)
have nearly completed an extensive Cotton Factory.
The business of spinning will commence in few
weeks, with 500 spindes The building is sufficient
y large to receive 1900 spndles, and the proprietors
intend to connect with it the requisite machinery, &c
for manufacturing cotton goods
The steam engine of the New York Dry Dock
Company, by which a ship of 700 tons is drawn from
the water for repairs on extensive railway, at the
m Imnp e iya Co.,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-13
WIN. ALLEN,
hfERCH Mt sPAn fNu

OPpoate me United States Barn.
ID ETURNS his thanks to HE friends and the pub.
~ hc Tor the liberal encouragenent he has recei,
cd and hopes still to receive continuation of their
patronage and confidence.
lie has received by late arrivals from Philadelphia
and New York, his fall supply of Goods, consisting
OF blue, BLACK and variety Of fancy courcd cloths
anu cdssiinerts. superior assortment OF uncut und
cut velvc's Vslencies, Floreniines and Marseiilcs
Gowsons patent continuous spring Stocks, Chester
mans susPenders, shirt collars, French, buck skin
Boudard's and Hoskn's gloves.
Also, an assortment oi superior trin,rnys--and :
prepared to all orders in the most fshions
Die style.
WANTFD-Twoo or three first rate Journeymen
on -acot
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-13
Richmond Nail Manufactorv.

kN'h sale, on very reasonable terms, from 500 To
1000 kegs OF cut nails and bra.e ofvarious sizes
rom Sd to 4od, in kegs from lOolhs. to 9Oolbs
war; anted 10 be made iOm SiceiM Irup und no; from
rig or Bloom Iron, as is CUSTOMARY in tie Northern
States: '
ALSO,
spike from 5 10 inches clineh nails Of din,ren,
sizes, suitable for tobacco KEGS and hhJ MI ,,
horse shoe iron, rolled IRON of diiFeren, wid,bs :
and arr prepared 10 execute with dspatc CHI. nnv -,
des IN thus line, and request merchants and oihc,s
VINO deal IN mails, &c. to apply, if they want fill os
S"ftucnt. j. HAXALL & GO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-13
oct 10-2iwti

TNHE Subscriber has concluded TO remain
In tins City, and has removed his Stock to the
store he formerly occupied, next door abovc Dan $
Central Hotel and few doors above the EARLE Ho-
tel, on the opposite side the street where lie sin
hopes TO merit liberia! share Of patronage. His
fends ana the pubic have had six years proof Of his
ability as workman, and lie promises still! to DO his
best 10 give satsfa liCn.
lie has on hand full assortment of Enelisl and
American S.4DDLERY, same common and some
" the very best quality, and almost every article suit
able for saddle horses gig car,iarc or ;yoro,n
al orders from the country win be promptly attep
deu to. Repairs neatly executed.
sept 2o-eots DAVID JtCKS0N
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-13
WV. O0WAN

AS Just received, and can now offer to his crs-
- toners and the public, a choice assortment ot
go ana silVer lever and verge watches clocks time
pieces fashionable jewelry, silver plated, and Br-
tania ware, fountain silver, and steel pens everrnt
anu common pencils, tooth picks thimbes beed rili
CUES ana purses pocket books and card cases shell
tncK' side and pocket combs, snuff boxes miniature
frames and cases musical boxes. spy glasses tI,er-
htoneters, Percussion ana hint POCKET pistols ard
percussion caps, razors and razor straps. pen and
pocket KNIVES and scissors, walking canes, steel and
silk watch and safety chains, steel and oil, ~
keys and rings, tea trays, military goods nnthe
Talca Instruments, rich gil, and plated military
common coat and vest buttons gold silver, and Shell
spectaces watch makers tools and materials, with
great variety Of ether articles in his ne all of which
he offers Mt the lowest market prices.
W. y. continues TO repair watches and cl,. <. If
every description and from his superior fac iitics IS
e9aoea to regulate and adjust them with aec,raey'
leSso repairs and adjusts mathematical inst r,,ru,s
! Orders for any article in ls line punctualv st
| w.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-13

SITUATION AS A TEACHER WANTED,
RY young gentleman who would undertake. the
- tuition vi youth ia Latin. Creek, Enrlish
Arithmetic, SC. He would prefer teaching III a p.i-
yate family, bat has objection To assist IN, or an-
dertnRe school Satisfactory references rs to cha
racter, &C. can be given. Application TO be made 10
the Editors oct iu-cost
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-13
Observation-Disclosures

NJ no. JOHN "; MOSBY respectfully informs
IVA her friends and the public, that she conr,n,os
her Boarding House in the leh cross street nboyc
Mrs: Nelson's Boarding-H nse near the Prcsbvtcr;.
on Church, formerly occupied by Mrs. Hgrinboibs,n.
the Convention and Legislature, and such of b
friends ms NAV visit Richmond '
sen 22- -eo6t. DIT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-13
JAQUELIN P TAYIOR

Us now receiving from London, Liverpool Neu,
fork and Philadelphia. the most extensive mud
oest assorted supply of English French India and
american OOODS, he has ever opemed every riicIe
OF winch he Is willing to sell, at lower prices iIan
heretofore Ia addition TO his usual ia suuDly of
hapt cottoos, blankets, ilannels, fearnaugis cnibs
cassineres' carpetings cambTics, mnslius co,tnn'
wofsted anu six hosiery hats Umbrellas Il i,b l,,
eheetihgs ana diapers, Oznaburgs, iookmO yi,ss,
gans, spades, pen knives and scissors fIaTdharo,
mo- ~ Princes mixture and Foot's genuine london
snuffs. 70 ' '10'"oh
lie has America white green md red hsnneIz
Steei, OXFORD an Cadet MKT sattinefs
-Cri,''-,s u"u sSIo "'%t doycry superior
watered morech III"
blue and Toll black Italian lutestrino yory hoe,
Hrst quality assorted colourcd erode Nsnlrs siIL O.
Innla Iaventlne' fnarceine. islondnse and ornnccs
Nmte, black ana crimson rncrino scarfa and bdLGs
BACK wh'te and green bobbinei and pauze veils
anets ~ ''''-
Embossed, painted and plain fancy hobs
Eonuet, CAP, love and other ribbands
pam and very handsome figured Sviqs tnuslins
FINE Renting and linen cnnhrc hdkfg
ChHdren's, youths ord mems fur and cc,I cane
Menno cloths, cITcassians md bimbazct
ti"nosome assortment of worstcd md cotton fringe
DUO ana olive IDseys and pluids, for female scr
wants ''
Twilled and very stout brown cof;ons
81 -. 4 and 81 brown and bleschod sheoii,os
and shirfnps 0''"s
cunningham and Anderson's stout cot,ons q, man
Wacturer's prices
iogrther with o'hor goods. MI of which he offers
either by retail or otherwise on the most reasonable
---r' g-2atyEf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-13

VTiaaiNlA:--At rues, hoi,sn IN the clerks oilce
v oithe superior coart of chancery ior the Rich
mond district, the I'D day of August, 1879: Dayid
Valentine. sen. guardian OF John aud Ann Lipscomb,
pitt against William Burch aud Roxa his wife, John
Lambeth aud Benjamin G. Turner, trustees, &c.
Colin Johnson, admor with the will annexed OF Will
liam Johnson, William +. johnson, adm'or de bonis
non OF Benjamin Johnson decd, end Philip johnson
and Susan Butler. dhs.
The defendants William Burch and Roxa his wife
not having entered their appearance and given secu
ty according To the act of assembly and the rules OF
this court, and appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they not Inhabitants OF this country: il is
dered that the said defendants do appear here the
ilrst day OF the next January torm and answer tho
OIL oi the plaintiff and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published il,
the city OF Richmond, for two months successfully,
and posted ut the front door of the capitol in the said
city. copy Tvstc,
i
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-13
BOAR c.

VI>IlE subscriber can accommodates or 10 gentle
= mon with good board and lodging ut the upper
tenement of the new buildings north side of Main
street, immediately above tho Banks. Tho situation
Is pleasant and MS convenient to the Capitol and all
places of business any other in the city. Terms
reasonable oct Scott T. BAXTER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-13

VE'NN-At rules holden in clerks Office of the superi
or court OF chaucery for the Richmond district the I'D d,v
OF August, 1929 William Flanagan aud Reuben Ia,nae
dts. ' ''' ""' ''''' lazy
The defendant Jacob Myers not having entered his apoesr
% IN" gwen security according To tho Of assembly aud
- VI u''s COURT and appearing by satisfactory
uce IVA, ne IS not an inhaba
'e saiu defendant do appear here tie fst y of tic
ueA January Term, aud tie bill the ta;n ,,
uai copy Of this order be firipth inser,ed ia s,c -
", pnbhed IN the city of Richmond, for months s,cobss
WY anu poster AZ the ont door OF the capitol n the said
~ copy Tese, WN r. p,.r5 TO- = NY
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VReNIaAt rules holden clerks office OF the supcTor
court ofchanccry for the Richmond district the Sd ay of
august 1922 Asa e. Craadock pit against Rison John
Truly, and John y Nash, dis
Inc deindants Peier ROn aud John 6. Nash not having
entered their appearance and given security according tn the
act OF assembly and the rules of this and appearing by
satisfactory evidence that they OF this co
Wy ordered that the said defendants do appear here on
me hrst dy oi the next January and of the
Pait anu that copy O this oT,er be forthwith inserted i'm
some newspaper published the city Of Richmond for two
months successfully and posted the front of the capitol
in the said city. 'r'
- A copy Tesle, WV. G. PINp,rroH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-13
Fashionable Boot and Shoe Store

AVE on hand, and arc constantly receiy-
ing from their FACTORY, fresh supplies of every
description OF Ladies' and Gentlemen's Boots and
SHOES winch or dnrublty ease and beauty OF fitting,
arc loo much celebrated To need Comment Their
assortment Is very extcnsive-and if procuring tho
best OF workmen and first rate materials viii e1sur.
continuation of the liberal patronage already extern
dcd To their establishments tine exerloss ON their ma -
shall be- unremitted.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-13
MANAGERS OFFICE.

MANhGERS' OFFICE.
RHODE ISLAND LOTTERY, Ma, i4
TOMORROW the drawing will be received.
$1,000, &c.-Tckets S., Halves /.
DELAWARE & S. CAROLINA LOTTERY
No. ~, Extra,
Will be drawn T0-MORROW.-Ca Prizo
10000, $500, 1000 and s. 600, 600 &c.-Whole
Tickets s. Quarters I.
NEW YORK, EXTRA No. "a.
Draws on THURSDAY.-SIOOOO 900, 5000. and ec
on 81 'ouo-Whole Tickets s., Halves so, Quar-
esrs IS. w. ~u"-
CONNECTICUT STATE, No. 10,
Draws on FRIDAY.
J Prize of $4,000 Prize of $1,000
do 6,o0U ! do 9 600
do 00e do 1nnn
&c. &c. &c
Whole Tickets s..-haI,..s = so onnror. o.
Send your orders to Yates 81 nj Intyre's ONCE n,
reeohect all Lotteries which arc under the man,oo
ment of Yates & Mintyre, have their names printed
On the face of tile tickets, as managers Ioot to
tins before you purchase tickets.
uct YATES g. M'INTYRE Mapaos,s
Btgger's Prize. Office.
NEXT LOTTERY.
RHODE ISLAND, Glass No IA
tT'HE drawing will be received O-MORROV
at Bigger,s Office.
$4,000 Capital Prize.
Whole tickets s., halfSi
ror sale In tie Isual variety at the Prize SELLING,
Office of rho n pIGcEp
oct 49, Ct
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H4RMONY HILL SEMLN9RY

H4RMONY HILL SEMINARY
YNhE Subscriber hereby announces, that ON Mon
uay 'ne Kun instant, lc viii open the abo,
INSTITUTION and continue il until Mrs Tirucy l. .JNo
70 resume its charge. IN this school viii he ionci,
shtho solid aud ornamental branches tlInt arc No..
AIRY to complete female educafon II is desirabIr
tnat she pupils nay punctually attend on the elay
Ot6-coH J. II. TURNER.