American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-07-19

iuue or December and pay all arrearages Without a
compliance with these conditions no paper VIII DC dlscon-
tnued except at the option of the editors
10 Correspondents Several communications from Nal
come are fe and shall appear as we lind room for lhe
The length of Of them operates against their carrier
appearance.
"a Friend to the Far is received.
we have received some "Recollectons of Revou-
;onarv occurrences They from another than
those recently published We shall endcavor 70 give ten
an early insertion.
A letter to gentleman in this Borough dated Buenos
Avres MAY 9th that the American trade at that
Mace is miserable and that the commission business ell
trey in the hands of the three established houses, Zm-
NORMAN, Stewart and Ford-not one OF whom IS an Amer
can The writer says that the German business was the
only one worth pursuing but it not expected to be
long So as the English merchants had sent home patterns
Of German cloths and it was SUPPOSED .at the marae'
Buenos Ayres is literally overrun with foreigners, mostly
English and Amercans much so that in some streets
the English is the only language spoken The letter men.
tons that although the police of the town pretty strict
is walk the streets after ten oclock
res are often committed, and occasionally murder On
the morning of the day which the letter was Written
man was found stripped of all his clothing, having been
stabbed through the heart the night before.
poulson's paper has copied an article from the Watch
man without giving credit The editor may thank hi
stars that he has not got Mr. Iiarker to deal with IN TIM
D! how the corporal would run hls-goose gun
into him.
African Colon.a David Patterson, Esq Of Orange
County, respectable member OF the Baptist Cnnfcl
lately liberated eleven slaves who had passage IN one
the las, vessels which sailed for Liberia.
At Park street church, Boston, hundred and thirty
one dollars were collected the 18th inst for the bench
ofthe American Colonization Society Sixty dollars were
collected at Saem Mass. the same day, for the SAINT
purpose.
r.. In any remarks have made or may make on IN
sx6 section of the new Borough Ordinance, do not wis
10 be understood countenancinS or supporting minors
noisy and indecent conduct in the streets We should
Glad 10 see brombi and j,St measures taken to remov
the evil practices complained Of whether committed By
minors or persons OF age
Cen. La Feyette arrived in Philadelphia on Sa
turday afternoon, in the steam boat Delaware. II
landed amidst the cheers of the citizens assemble
on the wharf and was Immediately conducted TO In
Franklin House. At the request OF the Genera
there was no military parade. He is to attend
concert of sacred music this evening, TO be given Il
aid Of the Female Hospitable Society, The Gene
raj intends TO stay several days in Philadelphia
when it is expected he will proceed through Ian
caster, to Baltimore and Washington City.
late Wilmington, N. c.. paper says, " w
were lust now informed by one OF our most respect
able subscribers that there was not bushe OF goo
Corn in market, and that the holders Of what Their
IS ask one dollar, to one dollar and twenty hive cent
per bushei, for such as is not lit tor use.'
Cholera .Morbus The following recipe for Ill
cure of cholera mobus, has been tested and prove
| successful in many instances. Every family shou
keep the remedy on hand
From the .Nslc Tork Daily advertiser.
a Take soft cork, and burn it thoroughly in tt
FIRE: when it ceases 10 blaze, mix 1t up on pia'
with little milk and water, or any thing mo
agreeable to the palate, aud repeat the dose Iii u
disorder ceases, which it commonly does IN the s.
N cond or third administration of the remedy Il
a acidity Of the stomach is Immediately correcte
81 and the effect instantaneous. have seen perst
II in the greatest agony of the bilious chollc effect
il ally cured by single draught OF this caroonic pr
q nara,;on. MEDICUS.
Bosros, July 14--The deaths at this place from ezT
sure 10 the heat and the lnprdent drinking OF cold
ter are estimated to be twenty five OF thirty Inc nam
are yen of seventeen persons who were buried on We
nesdv forenoon and three four other funerals took pla
N at the same time The deaths principally among
ii Irish classSevera stage horSes Oil INC rroVuchee
n other routes were killed. -
Most Of the workmen employed in building stores a
houses were compelled quit their work, and seek safe
in the shade. Several privates ct company ordered
attend funeral on Monday morning, became so faint as
be obliged to leave their ranks one OF them died on u
n day. -, :,
agreed to abstain from labor during the continuance OF
hot weather from 10 o'clock, noon to IN the afterot
It's in contemplation at Charleston, after the example
Massachusetts, to erect monument in the City Square
honor of the memories of the revolutionary worthless OF
State. The drawing Of this structure, represents 81
column of the obesk form, elevated on grand zocie
base. The extreme height ct the column IS aoo" 20 e
The base is perfect square, spreading 70 zee. a rs