American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-06-04

tide, or 10 other words, to the Baltimore MARKET
This simple fact, is worth volumes of .heory.-It
is an ndubitabe proof of the inexhausiible source
OF wealth Baltimore has it in her power to enjoy,
provided that true to her real interests, she exercs
es becoming enterprise and energy, to secure the
same from the grasp of wakeful and spirited neigh
bors-I3ait. diner.
DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES.
The Utica Sentinel states that there in Oneida
County, N. Y eleven Cotton Factories Eight thousand
six hundred and seventy spndes are constantly running
and many more shortly to be put in motion. Without
increasing the water power, erecting any buildings
Some of the factories have erected the cast iron Power
Looms, but yet most of the weaving is done by hand
The fabrics made shrngs, sheetngs stripes checks
ginghams broad and narrow tcngs and caicoes There
three Wooden Factories; the Clinton, Odenvarnevedt
and the Oriskany which do much business these all
profitable establishments, and the last mentioned extern
sively employed
Among the branches of Mechanism lately commenced
in the village of Utica, the following mentioned bid
ding fair rival the best European Manufactures Mah-
ematcal Instruments Joners Tools and water Color Paints
We much graied at contemplating these convincing
proofs of the rapid growth of manufacturing establish
ments which require only patronage to render nugatory
our dependence on foreign supplies.
Inthe small State of Rhode Island there are thirty
three BANKS. The Bank Of the greatest capital
est capital is Kent $4,000 These banks made
their annual returns to the Legislature their May
Sessions, from which we CLEAN the following facts
Capital stock paid in S3,66l,757 90
Deposits 449,675 73
Bills in circulation 745,220 SO
Debts due 3,775,802 II
| Specie 345,466 81
Real estate and furniture 1886 SO
| WHEAT CROP-The Richmond Advertiser
of 9th says it is certain that the wheat crop will bt
very short in Virginia this year, owing TO much O
it having been killed by the frost during the winter
| for the want Of sufficient snow to cover it. The
spring, however, has been remarkably favorable fol
wheat, and what there is, looked better or wa
more forward.
In an article dated Easton, May 18, it is said tina
from present appearances the average produce 0
wheat in Maryland cannot be more than half thu
usual crop, and fears are entertsined that it will b.
1 much less even than that SIN Washington, Fred
4 erick and Montgomery counties, all famed for tn
growth of wheat, there will scarcely be any crop a
all and on the Eastern shore, the fields that bav
been opened by the FROST now wasting unde
the effect Of fly and sedging."
\ The exports of Flour from the United States t
Hayti, last year amounted to 152,206 barrels!-T
4 Cuba 156,081.
Erhediion 10 the Rocky Mountains-A compan
lof180 adventurers stated to have left st Charles
Missouri, the 10th of April, for the Rocky Noun
tains. They are described to be of vigorous an
masculine appearance, well armed and prepared 70
three years tour through this almost unknown an
Savage country. This expedition it is added, can b
truly said to be composed of the yeomanry of Mis-
souri,, who have embarked in an enterprise, which
if they are successful, will not only be very pro6ts
bic to themselves, but great national benefit;
laying the foundation for extensive fur trade,
proying to the effemnate sons who remain a. hom
that activity is the true Of wealth and great
ness 1t is their intention to pass to the e.
: lumbia, and from thence 70 the ocean. Trappin
and hunting furs is their principal object, which I'll
Experience OF those who have heretofore engaged
this business on small scale has proved to be ucr
: tive.
It From the PHILADELPHIA EUening Post, Of May IS.
It The city of New York. or rather the rogues whc
infes it. to be rapidly progressing to perfec
h ton in their light fingered exploits and doubles
o will shortly become celebrated for dexterity
y their craft are in London. A house was entere
8 on Tuesday last, in the middle of the afternoon,
If 400 dollars taken out of secretary standing IN II
5, front CHAMELEON his way down stairs, little Chi
belonging to family that lived in the third stor
saw the villain and halloed to its mother that the
was somebody on the stairs--but he, after first BIZ
ding the child to hold its tongue, gave sixpenc
n secured its silence He WAC detected that nip