American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-03-16
SUMMARY. ---'MuLruM IN pARyo ,

pear IN clothes OF domestic manufacture; and al
vising the good folks of the state to manu!acmr.
their own clothing.
y Ioocn CtockS.-Jehel Clark, of Madison cou,,.
N. y has made an improvement on Town Clocl,
In addition to giving the hour OF the day. they can
be made to ring bell at any desired time.
A young physician in the neighborhood Of Ma,
treal, was recently detected in rotbng the praya
When discovered he had in his possession pinEt
bodies which had recently been inferred. The in
habltants permitted him to depart, after he had re-
placed the bodies IN their tranquil mansions.
! A Lottery has been granted to Mr. orv..
Ormsby, OF Pittsburg by the Legislature of Obio
to indemnify him and Mr.. Herman Long, Of Cin'
cnnat for their losses in the burning ofthe S,..rn
Mill. The amount oil money authorized TO b,
raised by the Lottery is $4,000 dollars.
! "A .NEW .N0YEL-We understand ,ha, NJ.
SIS. Carey and Lea have in the press New Nnvs,
from the pen OF the author OF the Wilderness ana
Spectre OF the Forest. The title is OHalioron nv
The IhSargem Chief, an Irish Historical TaIn -
1898. 1t is said to throw considerable light on n.
intentions and proceedings of the united Irshmrn
and to relate many facts connected with their ins,
rectlon never before published. The work is,,
pectsd to appear about he beginning OF NAV nex,
.9urora
The NtW-.ferSPy WanWactaring and Bankinr
Company at Hoboken, has commenced Operations
The whole capital amounting to Sl50,0O0 has been
paid in. The notes are received at all the Nes
York Banks. tbs institution is ITO way connec,r3
with any other CONCERN, aud has commented win
= Specle capital.
| From the Annual Statements Of the Commerce
and Navigation OF the United States, which have
been recently transmitted by the Secretary Of The
Treasury to Congress, it appears, that the In.
ports during the year ending on the 30lh of SEP.
TENDER, 1929 have amounted to 81, 57g,267,t q
which amount 81 Is ,541, were imported in A.
merican vessels, and SG,06772G, in foreign vessels;
that the exports have, during the same period a.
mounted to S74,699O30, OF which 847I55h08.
were domestic, and S27,543, G22, were foreign az
ucles that Of The don't stlc articles, S59O74562,
we're exported in American vessels, aud $3.50.
I84G, in loegn vessels and of the foreign articles
iS2624 ,004, were exported in American vessels
and ,3O2,bl8, IN foreign vessels that 1854
tons OF American shipping entered, and 8l076i
cleared, from TIE ports OF the United States and
that GAGS tons Of foreign shipping entered, and
1920 cleared from the potts Of the United States
during the same period"
Remarhc he.-The N. Y. Advocate state. that
there are only FOUR persons confined in the Debt
ors' Prison in that city: the whole amount ofwhose
debts make an aggregate Of about S2l4.
On the lolh Feb. specie was at 90 per cen: ad.
vance in exchange for commonwealth paper, at
Louisville, Ky.
Harrison Gray Otis has commenced another Sc.
ries OF numbers in defence OF the Hartford Conven-
ton, in the Boston Centintl In his first essay he
says, Z" he undertook the mission against his most
earnest remon.ranCe, and to The great sacrifice Of
his convenience - He was in the situation Of The
poor gill who married her lover, although she did
Hlft.h itn IN tri1 &c hisi
hard case Providence Patriot.
The Annapolis Gazette says: THEonoRc
BLAED, JoHN PArTERsoH and GEORGE WIN
CHESTER, Esqrs. have nobly declined receiving
any compensation for their stryicca as Commission
ers In fixing route for the Baltimore Canal lhey
are content with having refunded to them the aa'
ranceS they made 10 deiray their personal expenses
while engaged in the work"
American .NanNfactureS.-Thre saddles have
been lately made in N. York. for distinguished 10.
divIduals, in South America, which Tor cosnes'
and beauty, exceed any articles OF the kind e's'
manufactured in this country The price oil eae"'
wh the bride, will be about $500.
The land Of Onions against the ,corld BY hs
existing laws Of the state Of Connecticut all per-
sons between the ages Of and 10, are ented'os
share Of the public school money, and are 10 Oe
numbered annually in the months OF July or Angus
Tor that purpose. We have the authority OF NV
School Commissioner, (says the New Haven
Register) that there was in the last enume!alOa.
q mother and her daughter, IN the northaeeSt Pa'
of lie state ,co acere both entitled to school money
Feat this who can BALI IA"
Facts deserving attention.-In Salem, Mass, tue
Poor House is source of income to the amount u
s. 500 per annurn. In Quincy, Mass, the IaoO'
Of those Of the poor who able to do any 'nM5,
not only supported the sick and inhrm, but also p'J
the interest Of debt contracted for the erection
"a suitable house, and every year part OF the pm"
cipal Of that debt.
The Sea Serpent Tahen.~-While young Ss%b
tlemen was cunning on Saturday last, on the OssI
at the mouth of East Chester Bay, about IL INN