American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-07-29
SUMMARY. ---1MULTUM In pARYo.S

The value OF domestic produce exported fror, the
mort OF Charleston for the half year ending on The
50th June, is estimated at screen millions and half
# dollars.
Capt Riyere, who left Havana the 18Th instant mem
on that frgate and transports with 5000 troops were
houfy expected from SPAIN aud that the ship Faus,
winch arrived there the 4h Instant from Cad7 brought
report that the Coniutionaists had organized proys
ional government in Catalonia.
The subject Of placing chains across the streets
has been discussed in Boston by the Common Coun-
Gil and the Board Of Aldermen cave il as their
opinion that the Corporation had no right to autho-
rise any religious society to place chain across o
public street.
The public should be extremely cautious receiving five
dollar Camden notes, as many counterfets anoa.
A gentleman Of wealth near the city of Rich.
mond, has lately eirancipated about CD slaves, and
made provision for their removal and future sup
port This is in addition to the glorious act pf
justice" lately mentioned in the papers
The Alexandra Phoenix Gazette, states that the sale, for
some time advertised, of share Of stock in the Dismal
Swamp Land Company took place befnre the Coffee
House door yesterday at O'Clock, and knocked Oft
TO Judge Washington at 1900 dollars. Several gentle
men from the south present and bid The share be-
onged the late General George Washington and origin
ally cost 300t. or 1000 dollars.
Dysentery.-This distressing disease, says the
Elkton Press is still spreading in the upper part of
this county. Whole families have been confined
with it, and in many cases it has proved mortal.
In some fames and 4 have died within few
days Of each other; and it is not uncommon in
some of the bnryfng grounds TO witness four or
five funerals in day.
Hunsos, July 20-.Dfanutac,lwY an evidence
OF the growing Importance of Sattnet Manuac hiring,
are informed that less than from eighty hun
bred weasers are wanted in that branch this city and VIZ
cinty.
Notwithstanding, says the New York CONNER
he adD ,nn al 10 iavf
fortnight, deaths from drinking cold water are sur
prlsnRly frequent in every part Of the country
Several occurred in this city yesterday.
Treaty Of Ghent-H appears by the parliamentary "a
pers on tic subject, that the toaI amount of claims o,
rican citizens upon Great r,aor slaves and property
captured and carried off, during the war, $50 1921 Is,
and the amount allowed by the commissioners 594 Ids
cd.
.Nerican YMint.~--T4etters from Mexico TO March
co. quoted by the London Courier state, that during
the preceding twelve months there had been coined
in the mint OF Mexico above 1000 O0C. and that in
the other provinces from which return had beer
made, The coinage was considerable 1t is aided
that this fact, combined with other causes, had al
ready had considerable effect in restoring the
equilibrium Of the exchange.
For the purpose Of facilitating and protecting Tie ;rer
nal trade between Missouri and Mexico, government
has it in contemplation to establish military post the
point where the caravans usually the Arkansas
Among other discoveries recently made in the
interior of Africa, by Lieut. Clapperton, after sue.
cessiuy exploring the wilds where Mungo Park
lost his life, is the Journal. part of the Journal.
of that celebrated traveller. when he last attempted
to discover the source of the Niger. This will be
an invaluable prize.
Col John Everett, of Boston, is about to establish pa
per IN that cy to the editorial department of which Judge
Sty, Mr.. Webster and Professor Everett to be
rbntorsThs is truly formidable combination OF talent
The editor of paper printed in Leesburg (Vs.) says
that he knows Of gentleman Who this year, with sixteen
Graders and hrtyao rakers and binders, cut nine hundred
Of wheat!!
RlP DIR WING