American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-04-09
suMMARY.-'MULruM IN pApvo

! Namnnuy.-On Saturday afternoon lac,
; tentemsn, named ROBERT MURPHY stn
city, rescued child from watery grave. hv LUIS
from Spruce street wharf, into the Delawar.
phIanthropc acts deserve public mention sna 1uIa
nuOn eoiiiiiehua'ioh can mol De oesowtd upon ther
i FfeemGnS Journal
: There is an establishment at PHILADELPHIA ,vha.
persons afflicted with an impeachment of sn.a.l
may be cured 1t appears by respectable ccr,iG,
that Mr.. w. Chapman, after having neon aes
% years with an impeachment OF speech succs"h
in curing HIMSELF and that he has since cured
3. others. 'F
The Boston Telegraph informs US, tina, IL. Nc
sionary Establishment among the Seneca In1,."
N. Y. had been broken up by the nacbn,,iona
some individuals inimical to religion. u
We learn by an arrival at Wilmington \ :
from Gaudaoupe, that there was number nf ~. "
men of war around the Island and il wac
believed that they were to go against Havti as .aa
as they were joined by The squadron from Fr.n""
APPLES.
! II is stated on the authority of ppn,leru.. &.
Easingworld, that the seejs in apples wh;oh "a. a.
perlect in form, without fiat Sides produce FREQ.
the same genuine fruit, while the Compressed -
hat seeds produce bastard kind "
The Reverend Mr. Wall, of Twckenbsm Fro
who not long since prosecuted his servant for stsa1
ing I'D worth Of cold round of beef who n..
therefore subjected to the casligation of Mr. phil
lips the barrlster, and also to the payment Of soI
tor malicious proseculion--this worthy oEIsnr,n,
Iof the union OF church and state was brought he
fore the London police, Feb. IT, for an asant a,
Miss Marshall, the sister Of his wife, he b.vinn
met her in the road and struck her with his whns
! he Reverend Gentleman was bound over in N.
sum OF 200Ol
a white man who resided among The Indians for
about forty years, has recently repaired 10 Detrot
10 endeaVor to ascertain his friends and be restored
70 them. lie was SO young when taken prisoner
Iby The Indians that he has distinct recollection
o. the place where his family dwet bu from the
description he gives is believed have been some
where on the Kentucky River. His name, also, is
matter Of doubt, but he thinks ii is John johnson
lie was playing with bow and arrow at no great
distance from his fathers house, when he was sur
rounded by SIX Puitowatomies, led by chief who
hdd planned the expedition with view OF making
prisoner Of some child, 10 supply the place OF son
he mad recently lost. He lived with the Indians
Iory years. andnnw hopes by the aid of his instinct
"reminiscences to discover his family.
The British Monitor states, that the Emperor
Alexander had determined to transfer the sea Of
his government from ST Petecsbursh to Moscow,
and that his Imperial Majesty had slgnifed his in.
tenIion never more TO reside at the former city
Should this resolution be carried into effect, there
can be little doubt that il is connected with some
political views upon Turkey, as the distance from
Moscow to the Turkish frontier is trfng, in com
parson with that from ST. Petersburg
i appears by Demarara papers of the goth Feb.
'oary, that Smith, the Missionary who was I'D pris
IN under sentence of death, died there before the
account OF his pardon by the King OF EnB land, had
cached that island.
The plan Of paving, suggested by Mr.. MAdams,
u London, by taking up the pavement and CONVEX
ing the streets into broken stone road, is about to
,e adopted in Boston Less dust is sand TO arise
rom streets made in this way, and it appears by the
English papers, that several experiments, differ
mi parts OF the country, had shown The decided SUI
'eriorlty OF this new method OF paving over the old
me, In London, a trial made last summer
Which proved every way successful. The cost is
trifiing.
NJ Clement, French chemist has lately inyen-
ed an apparatus for the dstialion of sea- water
Which produces six pounds OF good fresh water by
he burning OF one pound of common COAL sin
'le sill will supply five hundred pinls of water daily,
nd The dIstillauon may be performed during the
oughest weather.
A SNUG OFFICE.
By the report Of the Flour Inspector for the coun-
les OF New York and Kings, ii appears that there
ave been inspected during the past year 42OS4S
arrels and half barrels Of -four and meal. He is
flowed two cents for each barrel or half barrel
'hich amounts to SS,406 SO
During the same time he has inspec-
I'd, 8,l79 hhds. Of corn meal, for which
t IS allowed four cents each--amount-
Is TO 1863 So
Ss,57o54
To this may be added the borings,
'e worth Of which may be estimated
1900 90
Making total of $1,000 81
II one years service If the emoumenis OF this