{"newspaper_name": "The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
{"character_count": 2019, "word_count": 363, "ccnet_language_score": [0.9348999857902527], "ccnet_perplexity": [1677.800048828125], "fasttext_language": ["en"]}
.Nc59 Hnrk, b9 Hr .fath3r IF Rc3yaooa.---
We understand that new novel hv the pop
GIar and gifted author Ut Redwood is ;ttnnt
to he put To press. and will shortly make its
appearance il this city. l. is entitled "liope
Leslie. on Early Times in Massachu-
>etts." 1t is, AS may be inferred from the
title, a story connected with the early colo
nlzatlon uf the country. This is untried
ground, and in the hands of writer OF the
powers Of the author Of Redwood. the sub
ject may be expected to afford matter Of an
common interest--.N r. En-. Past.


The Harrisburg Chronicle saws, tho work
on the eastern section Of the Pennsylvania
Canal is advancing rapidly. The greater
part of the excavation between the mouth
of the Juniata and the Swatara is Effected,
though only small portion is entirely com
pleted. The bridge and lock building is
! carried on with spirit. The large basin near
| Harrisburg is faished.


\ Noah, in his Enquirer, noticing reputcd dis
coyely of the mystery of perpetual motion by Il


Mr., Dcnnaton, of Grand Isle says; II know this
| Denniston. lie is ol my squatters on Grand
| lsland-a decent man, with a good farm He


may be AN ingenious person, but there is nothing


oft IN his appearance. Perpetual motion will


be like the wolf III the fable, ..hcn il does come,


no one Mil attend TO il +"


i A.letterirom London, Of recent date, received


at Washington, says-"oamuel Williams the


great American merchant, No. Is fnsbur


Square London, is in first credit, and will in \
lew years be enabled to CRAFTY the first wish oi


his heart, pay every one who lost by his bank
ruptcy. lie lost superior fortune BY i'll lack,


but never his sood name"


The Pttsburg Gazette Of the 18th inst
states that the steamboat Albion was pre-
parlng for trip up the Allegheny river
and would proceed as faras Franklin, il
practicable. This is the first attempt tc
navigate that river by steam boat.
; The hiiiledgeyile Recorder says: 'Tht
hoe now running by the joint Gom,ni sion q
= N tn,1 t1ta Al,