Delaware Republican, and farmers', manufacturers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-1843, 1842-07-22

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....,;..cv. char,c,er- and ri, Connection
~. ....s ~ p,;rre ~ D,rkness. and mowers
w s - . y = nsycr doub,ed. His
y as.s !. .c.r,rv = IN sterr 'old CANAAN
s W.,s,hvcr ous ~ H. ;mm ense fortune was
ascf'nea ~ ne common people sn NV. :x;s,
'nis powell anu ssss.a ,ssenu' ye ,ss
among me oiust 'nnso,'aSu a'ons =.
brandy wine' .. o.,e. ~cnueI'u' 'eass 80"
no performed - .na' sc'ence' w &c
tionai soiusion, noweve.' - uha' W.
hneham ta'thougn 1ne sac' was Ano".
none. excsPt 70 very lew o. nls ny. Nv
innate acquain.ancesl was PosSessuu -
most rsmaskaoie manner o. me ne'a'a' gu
Of Ventriloquism.
Soon sster the conclusion o. me Neso,u'
ton, and the es,aoi'snment o. Pesces W
properly on me brsnoywine ~ o'sPose.
Of and M. Emneham ana ma son aho
daughter WIN sheir amiaoie compan'ohs'
accompanied BY Mr.. and Mrs. biessng'on,I
Bob Lucky and old Cato, lwno naa oesn
slave q Mr. Emnghams N Caoa, a ,ns
who on his sailing Tor India had been 'ei,
| with the twins at Mr.. WynthroP's' and
was the first TO recognize ms oid MASTER on
; his return, and VINO assisted hitp pnch ID
his scheme Of extorting,a confession from
, The Captain,) all remoyed 70 the vicinity o.
Boston, where Henry and George WIN
their amiable wives a. yet living, and II
! dead, their descendanss) may yet be iound'
a ~.
ri Carrying 'es co'eence 'oo JWso Cd,
'onS spSs s1' "a AN" " cor al.
II wa.N, .uisuI' taa' Z! - So o.H -,
n 'op'"g 'nrousn o'.s " sae sT.esS' !" ' ",a.
l. uon " an o'us Wan" Pa..s. ~ VIZ ,s.u;..
1 mi's'one':. neh o'yas"s oe'o,e ILL., Siso
= that the horse could not gallop. The Con
= stable had no evidence 70 prove the fact. :
The sailor proposed to him to mount tht
horse and convince himself oil what he hal
= asserted. The constable desirous o
q proving the charge against the sailor, mour
= ted the horse, and began to whip and spur
= the horse sprang Of, and ran solne distance
r before the constable could stop him.
o. crowd by this lime had assembled aroun'
y the magistrates door. The constable
returning Jack stepped up and accoste'
2! him thus
io Upon my word, Mr.. Constable, bu
e. you have galioped the horse through th
streets contrary 10 law, and here are th
y witnesses, (pointing to those around him,
ct who will prove the fact, and ] Insist o
your paying me hhe' :.
81 Ihemaglstrate was compelled to do b
he duty, and the poor constable was lined.
or -GSe--
ng Bread wifhoufs price.--An Irishma
ap. went into bakers shop in Salimarket, nm
" demanded half quartern loaf, THIS ha'
,sAing been handed 10 him, he placed himse
n,Stnu he counter. and Notwithstanding u
y Ielaim Of the shopteeper for payment, a
"a iisesaeartilYas IL be was al horne, \.
3, c.arIn :. -. Vi
~ s'a'v'hs-aho aoueu, mat heau "a ITi5
~ nave oreaa' as sue l.he woman oi the shOI
'n haa pote oreao ana hshes' The shopkee
:. er sem Tor me police, but when they can
=. iuncuonaries declared that they could n
III, TAKE MN INTO custody as The case was n
fed one Of 'heif, but debt-lhe loaf beiI
ner hahaea 10 nun, ana consumed on the spo
ner 'he only 'n'ng that could be done was
an summon him Tor debt, which was too i
$50 s'gmhcant. Poor Pat accordingly wake
MI away, declaring himself nothing the wor
Ian Tor h's VISIT to Bafchie, and was cheer
along The streets BY number OF his ov
n.y. N,ohey'1whon Tue annuai occurrence hi