{"newspaper_name": "The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
The National STANDARD states, that Nv Roy.


al Stctson, OF Rardolph, (Nt. hls this year rails.
cd pumpkin vine SIX Hundred and Seventy
five feet in length, which produced 1hirty-two
pumpkins, twenty Of which were of the or,lina-
ry size. M Randolph must have procured the


seed from Ohio, where we are informed, a gen.
| tleman resides who planted pumpkin seed O.
Yer night, and in the morning finding the vino
had commenced rinainS, nc mounted his horse


and rode i'll vain for several hours to ovcrtake
1t, but his horse becoming tired, he was forced
! TO give up the chase! .,y the bye, our friend


Of the Clcavelani Herald denies that the cucum.


Der from four to five feet long, grew in the same


garden whe-c the c-ow-bar shot forth innamers
pc branches OF ofhradsand spikes. We were there.


fore probably mistaken. 1t was in the garden of


another gentleman near b., whose ruli,hes ran


so deep in the earth, that they were stolen bv the


antlpodess who pulled them throughl!--N Y


Com. .ldp.