The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-05-30

Fire!-AbOut
out in Bake House of MIR JOHN SporTs, at the Coum-
hns Inn on the Kennel Road about mile and half from
This Borough The alarm brought town by little
6 Mr. spos but the great fog which prevailed at the time
Of his arrival here prevented many who awakened by
his cries. from repairing the of danger, not the least
gmmeng of light being perceptibe in that direction 1t
was owing this circumstance that few repaired to the
onAagaton though ten times the number would not have
been able the progress of the flames The bake
house, stable and dwelling house entirely consumed and
we regret to state that worthy friend and former
man. SPOTS, severely burnt in the hands, in his
deavors TO the furniture of the house from destruction
Most Of the personal property rescued 1t ortu
nate that the horses sent away TO
on the afternoon previous the fire. such the progress
of the devoung element before discovered that had
they been IN the stable they would inevitably have been burn
ed
The only accident have heard of in addition to what
we have stated is, that of heavy piece of timber falling
,he foot of one of our townsmen MIR Hamilton Nobt, who
was severely bruised, but is rapidly recovering.
On such occasions citizens generally active, and
might by be deemed nvdious to parcularze special
instances of personal courage in Drawing the consuming
James, the noble reckessness Of danger displayed by DR.
Allen M Lane Justly merits the commentator of his fellow
citizens, and know has the hearty thanks Of the suf
ferers be labored TO assist.
The all-engrossng topic of conversation among the
"good society," and the bad society of this town anG
the country round about during the past week. has been
Miss Fanny Wright and her scheme for the retorma
ton of the world and the conversion of earth into
paradise She has lectured for five six nights, to
crowded houses. The larger portion of her audience
has been composed Of females, who, trus for the
honor of human nature, and their particularly
entertain more admiration for the eloquence of the
Lecturer than appreciation of her sentiments.
Some hints have been thrown out, of an intention
TO burn Miss Wright in eigy. 1t is to be hoped, for
the credit of Borough, that no such disgraceful
act will be committed, and think that if any of
citizens know of any preparations that making
for such purpose, they in duty bound to give
ce thereof to the proper authorities, that
may be taken to prevent transaction which can do
injury to the individual represented, but which will
carry abroad very unfavorable impression of the state
Of our police and the manners of our people. "Let
her alone'' should be the motto. If thousands of such
foreign Missionaries Robert Owen and Frances Wright
were poured upon our Shores we cannot that the
Republic would be in danger.
To Correspondents.-"A HEALTH" and other lines
from the pen have been received but there careless
and them which render
withhold them from the public Several other communications
have to hand, for which have not to-day
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