Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1832-07-13
RICKNELL,S REPORTEIs.

COUNTERFEIT DETECTOR g. PRICES CURRENT.
VI The only journal Of he kind issued in The United States
The third volume of this publication will be COM
menced, in an enlarged form and otherwise improved,
on the 30th July, 1882. For it solicit the patro-
mage of merchants, banking institutions brokers,
keepers of hotels farmers, mechanics, manufacturers
the man of family and the bachelor for to each and
all these classes OF society it is desire anddesgn
to render the Reporter valuable and an inter
estng journal.
The Reporter has been published in the city of
Philadelphia for two years. From the moment the
prospectus issued until the present time its pa
| tronage has been constantly aud rapidly increasing,
and it now has circulation in nearly every town and
village in Pennsylvania; indeed there are few por-
tons of the United States where it may not be found
AS its subscribers have increased its character for
usefulness has advanced, until iromits size and the
advanced quantity of various kinds of useful informa-
ltion it contains, it is without competitor. -
| The leading features of this publication may be
enumerated as follows:
THE COUNTERFEIT LIST.
This list, which occupies twelve closely printed
columns is the only complete and accurate list of all
the counterfeit and altered on the various bank
ing institutions in the United States that is published
in this country 1t is inserted in the Reporter once in
each month, and is made up with great diligence
and labour-it contains detailed descriptions of all
fraudulent notes that are have been in circulation
this country and in fact the only nfalible Detec-
tor of Counterfets. The editor is in correspondence
with most of the principal brokers and cashiers of
banks in tho United States and is therefore enabled
furnish the earliest information upon this subject.
PRICES CURRENT AND REVIEW OF THE MARKET.
Every number contains accurate statement of the
prices asked and obtained for all the principal articles
offered for sale in Philadelphia, together with re-
view of the market, in which farmers, mechanics,
families and storekeepers, are interested This state
nent gathered from the actual sales that have taken
place in Philadelphia during the week previous to the
day on which the Reporter is issued, and therefore
embrace the most authentic intelligence that can pos
sibly be obtained on this head.
BANK NOTE LIST AND LIST OF BROKEN BANKS.
Under this head we are enabled to give every week
the rates of discount in Philadelphia on all solvent
banks, as well correct list of all the nsolvent and
broken banks throughout the United States. The
utmost confidence can be placed in the accuracy of
this list as it is under the special control of the pub
Usher.
| PRICES or sTooKs-GoLD AND SILVER.
This portion of the Reporter is devoted to an au-
thentic table giving the prices of the various descrp
tions OF Bank, RailRoad Canal, Insurance. and all
other stock, with the value Of gold and silver coin Of
all countries, and is corrected weekly by Messrs.
Alexander Benson & Co., gentlemen who at present
are, and have been for many years, extensively
engaged in the purchase and sale of this description Of
T country. - y-s-t Fssaa ~ Il
POLITICAL.
We shall endeavour, without political bias, to give
enough of all sides to inform the reader of what i.
going on in the political world.
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC NEWS.
MS department OF the Reporter is not neglected
We are in the receipt of the New York Journal O.
Commerce, and the New York Courier & Enquirer
the leading papers in this country, for obtaining the
earliest foreign intelligence, and those who will refer
to our course for the past year, will discover that the
Reporter has generally been in advance of all Other
weekly newspapers in circulating aGvices from foregI
parts. We make the same reference with regard e
local news. If there any thing wonderful or stralg
that occurs any part Of the United States the who'll
history of the affair is served up promptly through
our columns.
LITERATURE, &c.
Our literary department has not been and shall no
c be neglected. Each number of our enlarged shee
will contain original selected story, calculate
to entertain and enghten, with racy wittcisms
the English and American Magazines afford, so tina
3 those who turn away with fatigue from our market
and our price current, may lnger an hour over on
literary page-so that the young as well as thesol
- may be gratihed; and in short, that by admins
terng to variety Of tastes, shall render pape
I useful and popular. Indeed it is object TO rende
the Reporter work Of real merit, such will intor
as well as entertain
The terms of the weekly Reporter, are So per al
: mum. The semi-monthly So, and monthly ST. q
, Single copies 121 cents.
Notes on all solvent Banks in the United States of
less denomination than five dollars, will be received
par in payment for subscriptions.
G5|Orders from the country must be addressed t.
ROBERT T. BICKNELL,
Exchange Broker.
No. 119 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa.