{"newspaper_name": "The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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ing the present season, up to the 3lst of Ju-
ly, 22,33S tons of coal have been transport
ed from the mines to Philadelphia, here it
meets constant demand eitiier for home
consumption or expectation to New York.


A correspondent of the Bucks County Pa
triot observes, that rattle snakes, found in
great profusion in the barren mountains OF
that quarter, have become an article OF com
mercial speculation, both extensive and pro-
ftable, A person who had made 7ol. ster-
ling on seven rattlesnakes which he carried
to England, has since placed several hundred
dollars in the hands Of individuals, to be in
vested in good sound merchantable rattle
snakes.