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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-05-24
ADDRESS TO "A YOUTH.

Ere the fouNtain of life flow no longer,
And the body be laid on the sod
Ere the strong one shall bow to the stronger,
In thy youthtime,-Dh !.think on thy Con.
For day shall approach when thy pleasure
In life shall no longer be found
When this world shall no more be thy treasure,
And thou-shalt return to the ground.
The bright eye of youth shall be shaded,
The warm heart of love shall grow cold,
The gances of passion be faded,
And beauty the worm shall enfold:
Oh! then, ere that Death send the token
Which calls where thy fathers have trod,
Ere thy heart and thy lte-cord be broken,
In thy childhood, oh think on thy GoD.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-05-24
WILMINGTON, TUESDAY, "a MAY, 1925.
FOR THE wATcHMAN.

10 Hiss - on separating with d friend
Mary, would not check the tear that now is stealing
In penslve sadness, Ger that cheek of thine;
would not stop the current Of thy feeling
An offering pure, at friendships holy shrine:
For we'll know, heart like thine to sever
From its dear object of attachment here,
Must feel a wound for which no balm can
Give such relief as sweet affections tear.
There is time when on the eve of parting,
Which then will prove, fhearts profess sincere,
The anxious sigh, the trembling tear that's starting,
The solemn pause, to friendship dear.
| love to see the tears of friendship flowing.
While reason shields the heart from dire despair,
Though sorrow for while may bloom in growing, )
1t cannot leave its baneful poison there.
Although the heart be tuned to painful sadness,
Ifvirtuous friendship bears the potent sway,
Soon will the cheering sun of youthful gladness
Dispel the clouds of ranking care away:
too do mourn, yes, mark this sacred token,
IT'S shed for one, of vrtuous worth like thine;
Yet there's spell which never can be broken,
Encircled round this sorrowing heart of mine.
Mary, though retrospect will oft awaken,
Endearing scenes of earlier, happier years,
Yet, dearest girl, deem not thyself forsaken,
Although thy heart is enshrined in tears;
Thy sun of bliss will yet beam warm and clearly,
And melt the cloud of sorrow at thy heart;
Thy absent friend, the one thou lows SO dearly,
Will soon return no more from thee TO part
EDWIN.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-05-24

RnR TIE WdTcHMAN.

FOR THE WATcHMAN.
To Miss
Thy form is delicate and fair,
Thy eyes are soft. yet bright,
In lovely curs thy jctty hair,
Waves DER thy forehead white.
The rose and lilly on thy cheek,
Bloom fair in youthful age
But twas thy looks, so soft, so meek,
That did my heart engage. EDWIN,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-05-24
I1lrriage.

Marriage.
Tom praised his friend who changed his state,
For binding fast himself and Kate,
Inunon so divine:
sWedloclss the end of life he cried;
sTou true, alas p said he, and sighed,
twill be the end Of nine.'
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-01-14

us iin.ts had called forth iilustrons talents b,
was sun undetermined. Where is it to be limited,
10 the high seas? IL not, to .'the sea-" If On ;s
IL ,he open sea, or is il also in hurbors and does
II ascend rivers with Nthe ebhing and aov.;,,, -,
ae tide: This, said Mr.. b. is the diiicul,y 7
wish To av" 1t by limiting the bill TO place, with.
out t'e state jurisdictions He did not think il w.,e
Il lar presumption that the State C;ove,p,,.,,g
would neglect their duty. The proper and ,,, ~, :
tural presumption was that they would do il on the
waters rs much as on the land. He would bo,,.
ever, make, al present, no distinct motion I,ded
no one motion would accomplish luis object. re
wouio only present 10 the honorable chairman n,
me judiciary committee, the suggestion, which; il
aooP'cn' would require number OF distinct aneud-
men,s to the bill.
MT. " EBsTER observed that il would be br,t in
me mean while tn proceed with the details of the
bill " ''
me remaining sections were accordingly read in
succession. Mr. W EBsTER explained the particu-
lar obGcts of several of Them nd suggested several
siSht amendments, which were adop,c,i---whcu the
committee rose, and reported the bill as amended
rms will be the unfinished business Of ,o.ucr-
row.
MIR. VANCE. of Ohio 10y leave ob;aineD offered
the following, whirh lies one day:
"Roso'vod, That the Secretary of the Treasury
DC requested tn furnish this House with a stat.
mcnt' showing what portion of the money pniJ in
virtue OF the act of 9Th April, 1876 and the subsc-
q"ent acts ami ndatory thereof, and what moneys
nave been paid under the 9th section of the ac, of
April 1916, and, of that portion, villa, pal, WAS
paid To the claimants OH the Niagala frontier. md
AIS" designating on what claims the residue of IN,
said money has heen paid
And then the House adjourned
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-01-14

., e' ne'rn II Urged in defence of CON- Stewart,
that he had only made about 600 oon ,,hils, o,hrs
o" 'he same station had made 70 or 10000 We ask
" an American squadron was sent to those seas t.,
on me ohcefS, To Cypress the republicans, to as
ss' tue royahsts, and to disgrace the as Of the u.
sues, or 10 give wholesome employment to the off,
'S Va o"' "':y' ana tn protect the commerce of
the u States in the Pacific. The c,,cs,;on IS a.,
"o.s"ce OF suiit cannot be changed by the amount
oi the sums realized. For one we shah M, no q.
fenced. we firmly believe that the dyniiv f,h. y
o'''es mas oeen lowered by the conduct of the off,
S ','' '''' naval, On the coasts aud continent of
South America, aud that our souodro, =; H. n
c"c' instead of Affecting coumtcnanc. tn The sal
'n' republicans OF Chill and Peru, has assisted The
"rSi"''o"S oi their royaist enemy Until convinced,
'''' 'hese impressions are erroneous we shall no,
10 contribute our small assistance in bringing
,o '"en''eis tn trial, and r procure the exuai;o,
which the honor of the national cbo,,r,. ,F,,';.a
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-01-14

Fest India Squadron.--Captain Warrington.
vino has been appointed to the command of the
squadron in the West India seas, and Gulf of Mex
'co' III the place of Com Porter, recalled in conse
g"ence OF the attack Faxardo, will sail from
Nof'1k III lew days. IN the schooner Shark. Cap
tain Warrington has been received with d;s,in-
guished attention By the citizens of Norfolk, and
we feel assured that he viii continue to meli, the
affections Of his native state even after he has en-
countered the corupting atmosphere of the Tropcs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-30
COAfMLN1C.aTED.

At meeting OF the citizens Of Csbeli County,
held at the Court House thereof, Tin pursuance TO
public notice. on Wednesday the lst day OF Sept.
being the third day Of the term Of the Superior
Court of ssid county, Elmund McGinnis was call
ed to he chair, and Frederick G. l.. Beuhring APP
pointed secretary Of the meeting, wEereupon the fol-
lowing resolutions, being duly considered, were UNI
animously adopted.
Resolued, That it is expedien', to hasten the
completion of the long contemplated Union OF the
Eastern and Western waters Of Virginia, by canals
leading to the base OF the Allegheny; and where
practicable across the same; or in lieu thereof, by
the best artificial roads, And also to conduct the
Covington aud Kanawha Turnpike to the Kentucky
border; and that with view to these purposes a
meeting he requested on behalf Of the county of
Cabel Of delegates from the several counties OF the
commonwealth, interested in the navigation OF the
James and Kanswha (or New rivers and Of the
tributary thereof, and the roads leading to
the markets Of Virginia, from the South Western
section thereof, to be held in the town Of Fincasle
in the county Of Botetourt, on Wednesday the 10th
day Of Nov. next.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-30
Needham 10Th Sept. 1926.
TIE CREKRS.

II is not very easy to understand the policy OF
the IT, S. towards Georgia. They were bound in
the first instance by solemn covenant with her
10 1902, to extinguish the Indian title to the lands
within her borders, 90 as early as the same can be
pesceabIy obtained, on reasonable terms" Yet, in
the very face Of this agreement, they guarantee to
the Creeks, by the Treaty of Fort jackson in 1914,
tie lands which were not embraced by that treaty.
They do more; the u. s. go on 10 obtain lands from
the Creeks in Alabama, thus throwing more Of the
Indians into the Creek lands In Georgia. They
moreover 90 on in course Of civilization towards
them, introducing agriculture, schools, aud mis-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-30
COTTON, TOBACCO AND CORN.

cotton, of neighborhood growth, is now daily
ofo'gh' to Market in small parcels. The crop has
turned out WELL the article proves of the best quail
y, and commands readily from IA l-2 to Is cents.
are Informed that thus far, it has been purchased
~. anu On account OF Northern Manufacturers;
most OF whom, we believe, have uniformly given
the preference TO Petersburg Cotton.
Inc crop OF ToBAcco in this section is con-
sdered generally rather better than ordinary as
well with respect TO quality as the quantitu, pro-
duced. But we hear with much regret, that the
helds OF Corn have greatly disappointed expecta
tion, the ears being indiferently filed and yielding
but sorry recompence for the labors of the hus
oandman. Petersburg Int
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-30

And be il further resolved. that Edmnnd Af,e;,.
mis-, Gen. Elisha McComas, John Laidlev, lame.
Holderby, James Gallaher, F. G. l.. Beuhriny. Pc.
ter Scales, Solomon Thornburg, & Col. VIM. Buff
hnyton be appointed committee to forward CO.
py OF this resolution to the Lynchbure. Richmond.
Fineasile and Lewisburg Gszeites for publication
and that the said Committee or any one or more Of
them be requestedto attend the said meetnp ON be-
half Of the county of Cabell.
EDMUND M'GINNIS, Cha, man.
FRED: G. L. BEunRINe, Sec'ry.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-30
COMMUNICATED.
THE NEW CROP OF COTTON.

The first new cotton made its Appearance in our
market this W eek, and was sold for Ia IL cents;
though this price is paid now, it be suppo-
sed 10 be wor any thing like this price for expor-
taion. All OF the cotton OF good quality brough, to
market in this and the next month, will be wanting
for the home trade, and will, until the supply be-
comes great, command better price than can be
paid Tor shipments.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-30
FOR 1HE ENo rIRER.

This note, for the present, IS submitted, d full
answer, to all the remarks OF the Z" Traveller, -
in the last Fridays paper, about my residence.
8. co 1877 The iaios consist IN being under
stood, not in being read. BrGnch's principal
legis ct eq,ifatis 96. By mn. Hening. The
publication Of the 4" IraUeHeT's name, will be the
next best answer that can be given 10 him.
My respects await him on his journey.
CREED TAYLOR.
Nocdbaro 1o.h Sent 1905
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-30
7too Hundred Dollars Rc,cord.

- AN AWAY FROM the aio,t the last Of Julv
negro named JOHN, wbp sometimes rails bim,.
John Minso, about 20 old, 10 iuche, b,b
stout made, and has small his cheek John
formerly the property Of Mr. Robert Wright near Uo,tom
bridge aud was IN that neghbourhUod in Angus,
h" was also about the Goth August, win an
other white OF TALL slender make and alow vi
sage who fodes bay horse John has probably procured fire..
papers, under the of John Beverly, may have been
carried of and sold by the lie con panv with
VIII ss One Hundred Dollars reward for the delivery az said
negro TO ne at this place, him ai in hnond
u lie has been carried oG aud sold, viii give Oe Humid,
DOllaIs the conviction of Inc tine
- 80 Ed; CUNNINGHAM.
Carer,vlle Gooehlsnd co. Sept. so. 43---et
The celebrated running horse Sir Jfiiiinya.
NJ Ill stand The ensi Pfic.'s Old Rae. GronJ
w three miles above Charlotte courthouse.
WIN GAINES.
September so. "a 80 20
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-30

say. the New Londsn eaxstts,s vers seated aesr.
~ thousand females; worthy rewards ofrepublican
patriotism and valor. The whole scene was solemn.
anecuns and impressive, where more tears than
mirth PREVAILED
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-30

Altered .Nofes-We examined on Saturday
two notes of the Bank Of pirginia, which had
been altered from fue to ten. The alteration
throughout has been accomplished in the most per
iect and ingenious manner and is calculated to de-
ceive most persons. JBat. .auer
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-30
.EIueila.ing Mr.. Owen. System Of Communists.

meeting ofthe citizens of Ciarksburg. Va. was
held on the 9th inst for the purposes of urging the
advantages OF Canal from the summit Giades of the
Allegheny, by the Cheat River, Tygart's Valley.
and the waters of the Little Kenba,ya 10 the Ohio
River; and OF requesting the Secretary of War 10
have the route surveyed This is the same route
we mentioned a week or two since, as proposed by
meeting at Marietta in Ohio, and which ,ye stated
would shorten the Canal distance between this Jns
trict and Cincinnati, several hundred miles OF the
practicabiy of the work, there seems TO l,e bu,
little doubt; the country having been tborougbv
examined, aud the bed of Cheat River. at n noin,
which affords abundance of water, found 10 he
higher than any mountain between that point and
the Ohio. We cannot agree with the gentlemen a,
Clarksburg, however, that the line they uroe will
combine greater public advantages than can be nh.
tanned from any other route; or in other words, that
1t ought to supeicede the from the summit level
Of tie Allegheny to Pii,sburg The chain of com
munication with the lakes will be more direct by
the way OF Piitsburg. Yet we are convinced that
the Kenhawa route would be, independents. highly
valuable, and interfere very little with the profits of
the other. 1t would TO this District the trade
oil very important section OF country, embracing
the great and rich valley OF the Muskingum which
trade might otherwise prefer descending the Ohio
and seeking market in ~ York through the State
Canals, TO ascending the same river two hundred
miles, In order toTeach the Communication between
the Chesapeake and Ohio.
The citizens Of Marietta and CIarksburp must
unite their efforts with friends of the Pittsburg line
This accomplished II appears US that theirs must
inevitably follow. Its Importance. though secondary
VIII carry 1t thorough. y4ier. Phenir.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-30

4o'ooo tickets. Not one Blank to Prize,
To lie drawn en- the -
ODD IND EVEyr SYSTEM.
Letters Paieut under the the United Sats,
II obtaining At least Ono Prize, may dra. IHREE .1T
Inc popularity Of this Scheme is untivaieaud in eo,.s1
quenee OF ITS Briliiancy and mode Of drawing ha, eau..
e""huanee oil sales the ost unprecedented, Every Pin,
THEY ARE DRAWN. $50 'fo-pf--NA
Uhole Tickets IS. 90 Quarters 81 25
Hafpes, z so Esshths, so
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-30
PUBLIC NOVICE
.aDVERTT EJNENJ
NOTICE.

wv AS committed 10 the ji OF Jefferson county, virginia
w runaway, the 2ath July t, negro man vino ,
himself dLbH1NDER about feet 10 inches high yeIh,s
couple oa ia, several sears Oh his chu; squiu,s sn npo
e BY The name Of Mwood, who Pureha hio from Ms;o,
iohn simpson, OF Lomd"n county The said negro i
equesst come ana Take hun he will dipp.sd Of
As he law hHec'' JOHN DICKSON, Iaet
Sept 80. 49-y,S '
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-30
JAQUETIM p. TAvT.op.-

III IN part Of - '"ps
tough snd H. Wilson's and Gandy's napt eo,ious
n9'e whitney, Pgini aud striped blankets
Blue, gieeu while auI mixture pl.in.
Assorted launek, boo inss and 6ailc.
Double nnilled dfsb and low Priced cloths.
Drab aud olive csnourb,.
hhope. homiuzctis, pldids and earni,ct,
80 h'Sae.niner and Scotch oarpeting' aud -nrs
f'Na blue black aud assorted coionfed eot. 4 r,..
london hats and se.tings
Pelisse and other cloths
Dsn,lemens' and sdes' 'vorstcd. cotton and ~ h..,
Worked, book aiilp iull nlri liz, J
Jnconet aud cotton camhrc,
hintn check shifting. mil bed ickiuzs
Handsome barege sisgians
.nreah aud bobbinet edginss and loccs
Floss aud othefthreads
"a ''rse s'sorment Of ealieoes and printed cambria.
DO do. lrish linen. aud lawn.
cases London luen, warranted .sod
sGp assomse' o. German olnaburs,, ickenhrs and
SeP13 Io. aainA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-30

We eheffuIy correspondent from Fauque that II
on nv striking single rcm The whole athe
entirely conc we'd IL ie,nine. When stated, Ia
pretty long article The departure Of Lafayette, that " Al
patty stled aud every difference Of opinion i hu'hed,
surely had other meaning thathey were so ~ relation
aioas There patty difference Of Opin-
on alton "a his virtues 10 his claims upon America
There vital dGt OF opinion other point-We
know aud corresponding we feel them "ela5 he
hnr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-30

CoDiniemordfioG Of CTofou Massacre On the
9Th inst nearly 10000 people from all parts of the
country assembled on Groion Heights and vicinity.
to commemorate the battle of Fort Gris,coid, op-
posite New London, Cont. Citizens of both SEXES.
young and old, We'd with the numerous and eIe-ant
bodies of the military, in patriotic feeling and in
manifesing at once their lively and grateful reco-
lection OF those Intrepid and dauntless spirits, who.
on that awful day,'acrced their lives at their coun-
trys shrine, and Unequal admiration of their valour
and adherence OF the traitors savage bsrbarify. A
most splendid andnamerous procession, escorted by
the various military corps, marched TO Fort Girls
void, while minute guns were fired by the garrison
of Fort Irumb0ll. The exercises of the day were
introduced with prayer by The Rev. Mr. McEwen;
Grafton patriotic and most eloquent, was pro-
nounced by VIM L. Brainard. Esq. and the servi-
ces were concludedby the Rev. Mr.. Tuttler The
day was closed by the report OF Mr.. Perkins, from
the committee appointed for the day, s. also 10 pre-
pare some plan for the more permanent perpetusllon
Of The deeds then commemorated which was unan-
mousy adopted, and a committee Of 80 appointed
to effect the object II recommends the erection OF
Monument, which shall be for a memorial unto
our children forever" Among The military, the
fine appearance OF company, called the Ledysrd
Volunteers, was particularly distinguished. The
most interesting scene Of the day, however, was
little groupe little distance from the committee
and Orators stage, consisting Of eighteen venerable
and respectable men, the survivors Of the massacre
I" Immediately in the rear of these ancient and v-
ing monuments Of our misfor;vnss and our glory,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-30
COTTON GINS

NE HAVE received further supply of the Steel sorv co,
w ton Gins, which warranted 10, The
price IS 81 per saw DAVENPORT X ALLEN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-30
LaAD EOR MILE

VIII Be sold the highest bidder, at the eoo,,h. -
~ hansgha equity, on the court DAY If s,;d ,o,..v r.
Octobei Hr', n beng the FIRST Tuesday ~ adj o,s,,i
tain TACT Of itod Containing eight hundred and "a A,e -
iedon Col NJ The aid sid will be sold undsr ,he s
'cccn Of Josiah Wilson, Esq, WIN Is or le .,le,,sv r.
that purpose, aad who vii make knc.sn bs ,ty.. an N,
:" s"s. IL, lucy CIQPrON.
~ ~" ~ - g+eE ~ Sffts,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-30
The Louisa Courthouse Races

me Louisa courthouse Races
M ILL commence TUESDAY the 9th ,y Of November
neAi First days race, mile heats 2j day mile heats
81 day mile heats, the hest Propreto purse
The subscription Of the Clubs money the two f, DAYS 10
he equally divided. JOHN M. PRICE, proprietor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-30
SHWLyEL N UIELLY,

FGNAkE motto, fhaff ssaH aigiy 70 s General "A,
sspby NJ tic commonwealth " Pfgipip be 9,4sycg
from goO. Cd1UEHlNE NJ. WELLS
Spi. ". "a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-09-30

OF MARYLAND,
Wi take place in the city of baltimore on w.dn.d, ,h
Ah of NOVEMBER, and Will he cnt;rc v roie uNy ,ns
ay "nds the uPerinendanee Of the
by the Governor and Council 'fFs'A'es
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-02
ron THE pATcHMAE.

.aiesfs Ediors,n the Course of tour which lately
made ough this Stats. was induced Q need explain
This early designed to pubish-bt before got my
uscrpt ready for the press found myself anticipated by
OTHER JOURNALISTS. who bad gone the ground
In tins posture of affairs. determined 10 change my plan oI
operatos-and with view cfcctuaiy attract pub
lie attention. resolved present my abors in poetic dress
have no doubt that Injurious conpisonS viii be made and
perhaps some III nated persons will 80 far
charge me with pagtarisnbu believe me, there exists
not the slightest foundation for it. Any similarity that
be traced between mine and other productions may be ac-
counted tor at once in the of The sbiect and
from the natural operation Of great and KINDRED minds work
ing with the same materials If there is any thing that
dread, II IS the accusation OF vany-bu you,
Messrs Editors, that nothing is at greater variance with
nature, and that would almost set down to write
a libel on Mr. HhGngton, as TO puff myself BE this, how
ever, as It may. shall trouble you With no further SUP
gesons-but only add that if it meets your approbaon
would like to see my POEM in The columns Of your very
useful paper. With respect
remain yours,
IT,.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-02
EARNlS For SALE

Saturday The 24th Sept, 1926, lIo'clock, A. M
- Will be sold, at public sale, al the house ~ Ms Re
gsei IN The village of Camden, Delaware, iwy tracts ts
land lying !" Mirierkl Hundred Kent coun,y, IN ,he
main road leading from Frederick to Greensboroug about
ten miles from each place. and twelve from Camden con-
tanning IN the whole about six hundred acresalout one
halt well mbered he cleared land is Of good quail
y Tor the production Of grain grass large POI, Of
tolerabe buildings on each They will be sold together
or separate, may be desirable 10 purchasers and
may be agreed upon the sale.
Any further description Of The property is deemed un-
necessary it is presumed that any person wishing TO
purchase will view previous to the day Of sale for which
adjoining the property, who will show ad give all The in
formation required The tems will be accommodating
and will be made known the sale, by
NIMROD MAXWELL.
Sept 1, 1926 7e-7t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-02
Sept |, 1926.

DlED--0n the 90 uli. in Birmingham Township Chester
County, Penn, GIDEON GiLPN, aged ahou, 80 wears.
ceased came from England to Pennsylvania, will, William
PENN on his second VISIT Gideon bern Tie ground
where the Battle Of Biandy@ine fought and lie
exception OF few years i'll lis youth, resided any
place else lie was well known to Lafayette. called
on the venerable man, on his late e bae ground
al Chad's Ford
-ln baltimore, on the Goth ult Mr.. CiiARl ES NABB
OF lalb County Md in the Oath year ct his sye5oung-
est son of the late JAMES NABB, Esq