American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-08-01
THE HARVEST.

4 NsUburg, az T. July Is.
II In the spring We heard murmurs of the danger
to be apprehended from the fly in wheat bu, it ha
fl long since passed away, and never has this and tn
Ineighboring counties offered fairer prospect of
rich harvest. Already is the SICKLE scythe ant
cradle doing their offices in the wheat, rye am
grass and few days Of good weather to secur,
the inc gathering, win place at the disposal Of thu
farmer more plentiful summer harvest than ha
been before known.
] The tall harvest of corn, potatoes, &c, offer fail
prospects OF being productive.
1t is mentioned in the Providence Journal that ar
English brig lately arrived at Rio Janeiro, with a
cargo OF wheat, from New Holland. The wheat il
is stated was of a superior quality. The shin Ida
Scott, brought 10 Rio cargo of wheat from Val.
paradise, which, although sold at reduced price
yet paid profit on the cost and charges.
INTELLECTUALLY, Geo. July 8.
gentleman oil UNREASONABLE yeracily writes TO
US from Pulaski county, that few Indians having
encamped, two or three weeks ago, in neipbbor.
ing county for the purpose of supplying themselves
with venlson, parcel of white men went to their
camp, (the Indians being absent on hunting ex-
lcursion) and took their blankets, Clothes saddles
brides, provision and skins, and made bonfire of
Ithe "noe! The Indians were entirely peaceable,
had done no mischief, and were furnished with re-
concentrations from M'Intosh and Barnett, solicit
ting for them friendly treatment. But it was the
misfortune OF these children of the forest to meet
win saVages worse than Indians.-Our correspop-
1eht IS apprehensive that some innocent person will
suffer, Tor this abominabe act, so contrary to hos
pl'aity, justice and humanity, and appropriately
remarks, Had those we call savages committed
a similar outrage on our unofending citizens, who
mad business n or passing through the nation what
an uproar and hustle it would make we should
near OF nothing but revenge and restitution
Count .abisbaI is the same individual who ,vb;,s,
IN command OF the troops collected some wears aqo
at Cadiz, and intended for the expedition apans,
south America, was said to have first corrupted
them' and then betrayed, disarmed, and embar ked
a portion OF them. He has brother lately in the
CONSTITUTIONAL service, who has betrayed his trust
gone over 10 the French, and has obtained com
mand in the army Of the Faith.-Un
The Boston Daily Advertiser states, that there
are now building in that city about two hundred
houses, large proportion of which are large and
elegant dwelling houses.
Deeds rersuS Uords--In his manifesto. The K;no
OF Spain censures the French government in round
terms Tor not believing that he is sincere in his at
tachmtnt to the Constitution and the Cortes and for
insisting that his support OF them is only compulso-
forthwith follows up his Indignant decla-
raions Gas the newspapers tell us) with an attempt
to eope from Seville, the seat of the Constitutional
government. nm. III
we have reason TO believe that vast majority oil
me people whatever may be the local preudices al
present existing, will unite for any suitable and dis
tnguished citizen who shall be designated for the
Dthce OF President in the same manner as were The
INDUSTRIOUS men who have held the Office for the las,
sH residential terms and we trust that the re-
puollcans oughout the Union will hold on This
mode OF nomination, as the great polar magnet
which shall preserve the union and ndivisbil,y of
he republican party. .NeVhampshire Patriot.
great race took place at Gibraltar, between
he Constitution and British frigate, in which the
Oohs''tu'oh proved herself much the fastest sailer
Notwithstanding the recent gloomy predictions
d. the oouthern papers, II appears from late Nor
olk Beacon that the corn crops in North Carolina
and Virginia will yield rich harvest.
FrIgGfes HusSar aud sHercuru Mr. Davis, who
intends to make an attempt 10 the above vessels
IS at present IN Boston for the purpose of having
Glass Globe cast for his Diving Bell.
Captain Bailey, of,he brig Horatio, at New York.
who lett Rio 1anero on tbs 9Th of June infnrns
that the late advices from Bahia stated that H.
Portuguese squadron had returned into BORT with.
out encounlrring the Brazilian fleet under Iord
~ohrane. Ii was stated that the Portuguese rarri
son, and the people of the place, as well as their
1eei, were in state Of starvation, and could mi
possibly hold out much longer against the besiepers
md blockading squadron, who rigidly prevented The
Introduction ofany supplies by land or sea.
The fourth of July was to have been celebrated .
his year or he first time, at New Orleans in the
manner observed in the older States of the Union
PROFESSIONS we're to be formed, and Orations, both
n French aud English. 4,
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The Master Taylors of Hartford, Comm have /
esolved not to employ journeymen who are intern /
'erae IN the use OF ardent spirits; and to forbid
heir apprentices bringing any sprituous liquors in
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