The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-02-07
STRAW PAPER.


day is the introduction into Of the straw
paper which promises to supersede all others for the
purposes of wrapping and formed also into binders
boards, wall paper, dc. MIR Magaw of Meadve, in
this state is the inventor and patentee and has manu-
featured it in large quantities for the Pittsburg mar
ket In letter saw from him yesterday, he says, elf
had 1000 watts could not supply the demand for the
Pittsburg market aone' A Mr. Schryock of Cham
bersburg has bought patent for the section
of Pennsylvania, and ordered two
chimes from which he will turn out to 500 reams
per diem which will be sold at moderate price. Mr
S. is now here and informs me that it is not the in.
tention of the Paentee to dispose of any rights
at present. so that three four individuals will have
monopoly. So soon as any paper of a suitable size
is produced, shall send you ream or two to take
few newspaper impressions on, for the edication OF
your yankee neighbors who outstripped in the
march Of paper, by our Pennsylvania inventor
Piano-It is estimated that about eight hundred pianos
annually made in New York; greater number probably
in Philadelphia; many in Boston and Baltimore &C.; and it
thought thousand five hundred manufactured
y Their quality and finish of the highest order, and their
price cheaper than that of the foreign pianos Their aggre
gate value supposed exceed hundred and fifty thou
sand dollars aottng average of only two hundred and
fifty dollars for each This is new manufacture with US
and worth than the whole trade of the Medierra
nean which protected by squadron of vessels of war;
costing pretty nearly million of dollars annually We do
find fault with that We for the broad protection of
equally extended to alhe makers Of pianos well as the
o,cners of Ships-Nfles.
Men, York, JAM pa Coroner's Inquest was held on
Saturday last the body of infant, which suspected
to have died by poison. The examination of the body
made by Drs j. w. Francis and James Anderson who coin
cded in opinion that the child had died from being fed with
SOUP which, having been kept tin vessel for four days.
might have entered into combination with the metal and thus
from its with the salt in the soup, formed oxyde of
TIM active and deleterious poison. The Jury brought
in verdict that the child DEATH by
to them unknown
LOUIS BoNAPARTE, in his reply to the History of Sir
Walter Scott said the lustous knight with much
severity He observes
ina gned that distinguished the author Sir
Walter fagued with the vain enown of romance writer,
sought attain that of true histoan butt TO my great as
tonshment perceived reading his book that after hav
ing turned into OF the history OF MS coun-
tr he DESTROYS of converting into history the romances
and bes which have been fabricated for the last thirty years
against France and Napoleon
1t appears by the London papers that the phan-
thropc Mrs Fry is the wife of one OF the partners OF
Fry and Chapman whose failure, bankers produced
so much sensation in England. 1t is stated, however,
in order to show that the charities of this mertorious
ladv had not in any degree contributed to the embar
rassment of her husbands affairs that she aowed
by her brothers E2000 per annuln, about $4,000, for
the expenses to which her philanthropc engagements
subjected her.
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