American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-12-05

Do do per Dbl 2S 800
WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.
AT Baltimore, on Friday.
Cotton, Lou ! "a do. Georgia upland 10
70; Cotton Yarn, No. 10, % a so an advance o
cent each No. to No. 10; Feathers, live, 80 a 50
Flaxseed. So Flour, sup. SIP; Corn, SIS a Sc
Wheat, LOS LIZ; Rye, IS; Barley. Eastern
1,22 l,25; do. country, 80 100; Oats, 48 so
Hops, 90.
At Philadelphia. on Saturday.
Cotton. Geo. upland, II 10; Ten. and Alab
TO- IL; Louisiana, Is; Flour, sup 500 5,25
Rye, 49,; Corn Meal. 5,37 ; do. in hid. 1925
Com, up country, 70 IS; do. lower do. old, 62 a
e.; Wheat. 95 100; Rye, &C 20; Oats As a
As; Barley,75 So Hops, II l8.
100000 Co.
Mr.. MIane and Mr.. Fan Buren, left this place. ii com.
tdi, last Fridays for Washington. Among the on dts Of
the day. REPORT that these gentlemen just before start
ing, called the distinguished Corporal Tiarker. What
he object of their visit has not yet TRANSFERRED. We
do not suppose however, that the Corporal was instructed
10 acken his abuse of the administrations though have
doubt that the course he pursue this winter has
been chadted out for him
Mr.. Reynolds We perceive by the Norfolk pa
prrs of nesday last, that Mr.. Reynolds with
whose interesting lectures our citizens
ly entertained, had arrived in that Borough. where
he intended to deliver similar course OF lectures
The u. 5. sloop Of Lexington, Capt Shubrck, arr
we'd at Newport X L. on the 9th ut in q DAYS from
Trinidad with the remains Of the late Com. PERRY. The
re,iEterment was 10 take place yesterday.
We learn from the Baltimore Gazette that violent gale
experienced i'll the port Of Var the l4th If
AlguN last, in which all the vessels lying there
less jned The snip A elhsa, Of Baltimore Captain
John M'tay, which had arrived there days previous
to tie gale, was driven rock about twenty yards from
the s,oe. where she she WAS entirely beaten 10 pieces
and the captain and eight Of ,he Crew, and custohuuse
officer, were drowned
ELton. Orc 2.
ACCIDENT-On Friday Of las, week, Sam
ael Hogg. Esq, Of Charleston, in this county, ard
Mrs Herbert Of Hartford county, with her intan,
child, were riding IN a gig. The horse became
unmaosgeable, and ose rurned the gig Mr. HoPg
was q severely hurt. that he died on Wednesday
last. Mrs Herbert was much bruised by the fall
she succeeded at the risk of her life In preserving
! her infant from any injury whatever. The acct |
dent happened in Charleston, near Mr.. Hogg's
house. Press.
From Pernambaco. by the schr. Tandem capt.
Adams. arrived al New York in 80 days from Per-
nambuco, we learn that intelligence has just been
received at the latter place, from the Coast oil Az
i RIGA, that the English had steam boat on the
Coast. and had taken about thirty sail Of Guinea
4 men belonging to Bahia, in consequence OF which
business was very dull al that place.
The extent to which the trade in Slaves is CARR
Il ed on may be imagined from the fact stated in
brazilian paper, that The LIST and Cd October
Hthere afc,ed at Bahia three vessels, one with fre
8hahired and four, second with foar hundred and
&eght. and third with me hundred md thirty three
1 human belngs-oae thousand and SIXTY fire in all.
-o+e~-
n Col. croghan in momentary paroxysm OIL in
@ianly, recently made attempt on his own life, at
&&yudds Hotei IN Philadelphia. Fortunately the
4~oInd he INFLICTED was insufie lent TO produce death
Sand be IS considered out Of all danger.
Il On the 9TH inst we copied from the National Oo.
serve, an obituary notice OF Jean DereSe. W ~
Pged II years. who, il was stated, died at Fontan.
(pien the 24sh ot August. The notice alluded to,
8~a' highly complimentary to Dr.. Deveze and ack
8o~ lodged in terms Of high appreciation, his bercv
Plent and aborous services at Hospital at Bush
~ ILL., during the fever Of 1893 and his general la
lPors IN the cause OF humanity. We par
8cuary ersttied that the Obituary Notice did Jus
3ce 10 Ds Devsze, as we have just forwarded to
m copy Of cur paper containing it. We have the
pleasure to state, that we have long letter from
~ Deveze, dated at Fontainbleu, Oct. 90, 1896,
IN ~ The Doctors proper hand writing. The friends
IA 'h's gentleman and Of humanity, will be gratEed
~ Know he was in good health months slter the .
Ivy on which it was published that he had died |
III Philad. Press. !
81 Philadelphia, Dec. 4.--The sale of the four ,
EAnips' formerly belonging to Edward Thompson, /
ok place on Saturday last. at the following prices
Woodrop Sims, Sl255O; BENZ Rush, $500
nos. Sea'tergooG, 1850; Addison, 0,4Oo.