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cent each No. to No. 18; Feathers. SO Flaxseed,
4 rs so; Flour. sup. 500 5,12 ; Corn, yellow,
60 do. white, IS 69; Wheat, 100 lilo; Rye,
4 65 b7; Barley, 80 100; Oats, so; Hops, lst
\ sort, 1926, g.


Il General Convention of the several Manumis
sion Societies Of the United States is to be held in
q Baltimore on the 25h inst. Some recent proceed
ings Of the New York Manumission Society, and
some late structures on the subject OF slavery which
have appeared in the papers OF that and other


cities, have created little excitement in
of the slave holding States, and have drawn the at
senon of the editors there, to the approaching Con
sention, which they appear to regard with intense
interest. The following are the remarks OF the
Editors of the National Inelligencer Of Washing
ton CITY, ON this subject.


"Wish great respect for the abstract notions OF
these gentlemen, we can them that they are


doing irremediable mischief by THEFT houg ghtless in
reference IN matter which they not quail fled
TO comprehend in all its aspects from their being
ignorant of the nature and bearing of the relations
which they seek to disturb. Have they not warning
enough already Of The horrible evils which the
complete success OF their scheme would entail on
themselves Is it not notorious all eady, that free
white cuzens Of the United States cannot walk the


streets OF New York without the haz rd of vulgar
insult from these " emancipated'' persons, who
swarm in their streetsa What win become Of them,


should the object OF this Association succeed when
half million of that description Of population shall
"p push them from their stoolsl' We say TO our
friends Eastward now, we hare often said, ia diff


terent teims, Beware n time y We shall keep an
attentive eye upon this Congress Of Vlsionares."
S.emmerins From New. Hampshire paper we pub
shel few days ago rules for removing mped menis of
speech Il seems that they have been tried, and with
complete success Mr. Tr',co,t, o Providence, t. L.,
WHO thus afflicted tor 80 Years, having with the
pnt notice. undertook TO follow the prescribed regula-


tons although he had but little faith in their efficacy On


even the frs; experiment he found great relief and
abed TO speak withcut the usual stammerng. lie


nued tn practice upon the directions rema ks the Prov
dence Gazette "tll he had completely confirmed himself
IN he habit Of speaking while resirng lie has since


pnsely placed him elf in situations where he formerly felt


he greatest embarrassment and difficulty in speaking and
t4as he now give uttcrance his words with the
same facility under the favorable circumstances
Since Friday last he has recommended the recipe TO four


Others who have been speedily and etectalv cured as
himself NJ York Ga1eae.
1.-THE from the New Hampshire paper alluded o


above, was published in the Wachnan Of the 18th inst
SUPREME COURT, KENT COUNTY, DEL.
October Is, ls26.-on motion Of MARTIN W. BATES,
Esq, SAMuEL NJ. HARRINGTON, Esq. admitted
Attorney ard Councillor If this Court
On motion of TnoMAs Clarion, Esq HESny Stout,


Esq admitted Attorney and Counsellor of this
Court.


Chesapeake and Desyaye Cana ssoct mas experienced


great decline l. quoted in rhilade phia Friday, at
$50 to sos for $500 paid.


The Norfolk Beacon mentions he deaths OF ten
persons by Tetlow Fsrer, in that place. duting the
preceding week.


The General election in New York will commence
the 7h Of next month


At late meeting Of the Trustees of the Philadelphia
Museum, they determined to take, for the and cx
bion Of that interesting institutions the third story Of the
ARCADE, on lease OF ten years.


A man named Tiebout. living near Detroit following


instructions found among the papers Of his deceased


father has commenced search for in the of


that CITY, and has already succeeded i'll finding between four
and five thousand dollars


Washington, October 2i.
The PUBLIC SoLEMN1TIEs proposed to be OBJ


served in this Metropolis. as tribute Of gratitude,


yeneraon, and affection, from its Inhabitants to the
memories of the depatted sages and beneactors of


their county, John Adams and Thomas jefferson,


took place on Thursday last, in conformity to The


arrangements previously announced. Every mani


iestaon was given by our fellow citizens OF their


deep sympathy and universal concurrence in this


testimony Of respect. All the ordinary avocations


OF the inhabitants SUSPENDED the banks, shops,


and other places OF business shut during the


day. and The city, but ior the martial array, and the


strains oil its music, wore the appearance OF The


Sabbath.


The procession was formed on the Presidents


Square, according to the published arrangements.


II comprehended our volunteer military companies


the Heads of Departments and the resident officers


Of the United ates, civil and military, and those


iransently here the Officers Of the militia IN uni


lorm the Judicial officers of the District, the Cer-


gy the members Of the Corporation Of The City, &c.