American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-02

Gen. Lafayette says in letter gen, n,lenlan in Ra.
more, that he will dine the Oh of September, his brit,
day. with the President and expects to ssil abou the Sh
| The Yellow Ferer exists in Mobile and New
Orleans, In the former city, although most Of the
citizens had removed to the country, the number
| of deaths in the week ending on the 9th ult. was
between IS and 30.
The Baltimore Patriot Of last Saturday says--ss POT8
TOES have been selling market for week past At
one dollar and g per bushel other vegetables equal
" hgh-Peaches two dollars per bushel"
Peaches--A New York paper states that good
peaches were rapidly sold 10 that city on Saturday
last, at the enormous price of t,celre dollars per
bnshel--and second quality at ten dollars!
young trader in New Bedford, Mass is the fortunate
holder Of the ticket which drew the prize of s2 COO in The
Washington City Canal Lottery, on the 17h ult.
We understand, say, the Nat Journal Of Aug. so,
from source entitled to the highest credit, that 20
charge exists against any Chaplain of the Navy that
will make it necessary to have the conduct of an
officer of that very respectable grade inve stsated
by the General Court Martial now in session in this
City. Our readers will, of course, perceive that
what we stated as report, in paper OF yesler-
day, is incorrect.
The Grand Tour voyage from New York by Niaeara
Quebec and back about 100 miles, is performed al The
of about miles hour, with little upwards of l0o
miles land carriage
The following toast drunk at fourth of Iulv
dinner in Georgia, is fully characteristic of The toy
OF Georgia as we'll as OF his violent part,sans.
". r. .2mer.
George M. Troup--May every hair in his hs ad
be standing army, and every soldier be thunder
ing cannon to drive his enemies to hell''
The Agent Washington, of the American Colonization
Society, acknowledges the receipt Of 479 Is cents from
various sources, between 18th and 2lst ultino.
The editor of the Genius of Universal Emancipa-
tioo, printed in Baltimore, has obtained from The
custom house. information of the number of slaves
from Baltimore to New Orleans since
rhe 25th OF March last. They amounted to 1919 in
seven weeks, and shipped in four vessels. The
brig Lady Monroe carried away SO.
.SLarery.--By an ordinance Of the civil aubori.
ties Of MilledgeYille, Geo. passed on the I'd july
last, 1t was. among other things provided, that no
slave should be allowed to keep any horse, COW or
hogs for his use, pain OF forfeiting the ami
NAL and receiving twenty-five tnsles for the ofence
No free person OF color is permitted to reside with
IN the limits of the town of MiIledeeyille unless
hey have guardian legally appointed.
syaRly schoo6-lhere are 127 900 Sunday School nm
ills the United States, according the report of
he American Sunday School Union.
The Lynchburg Virginian states that Mr.. Fred
rick a. Mayo OF Richmond, in company with
,erson lately from the mines in Saxony, after ex-
,Ioripg the greater portion of the Western part OF
Virginia, for Minerals, has succeeded in discover
ng Copper and Tin mine, each Of considerable
xtent, and as it respects the quality, as good as any
n Europe-one in Wy,he aud the other in Gray
on county. !, is added that in the same body of
and, bcei ii ZiRc ore has also been discovered,