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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-09-20
NORTHERN LFGHT,S

al Washington .-The aurora borealis
or northern lights. a phenom enon very
seldom witnessed in this latitude, was
displayed on the night Of the 2sth Au-
gust, with uncommon briliiancy. Ii was
ob srved by many persons here from 10
to IL o'clock. The whole northern por.
tion OF the heavens was filed with this
singular light, which shot its silver
streams, sometimes wildly, hign up to-
wards The zenith, and then became near.
ly blended IN a mass of mild light.
Int.
AT BaHimore.-The Northern horizon
was lighted up for an hour or two, with
IN unusually pale rosy hue, resembling
the blush OF dawn, or rather the re-
mains of midsummer twilight. But
little before IL o'clock, a curious exhi
bition took place. A strongly luminous
appearance, like the tail of a comet,
was seen in the north west, succeeded
Immediately by a great number of others,
ranging themselves in a line from west
to east, and becoming gradually more
intense, so that the whole northern sky
appeared hung with the 'fery hair'' of
thirty comets. Ii seemed as il a
squadron of these cratic bodies,
have been so many ages hanging
on the flanks of our planet, were
to make an assault on il in
good earnest. For a few moments,
luminous spots were elongated
to the horizon, when they shorten-
ed again, and gradually disappeared,
which appeared FIRST being the last
to fade. We have before, on the ap-
peaTance Of the aurora, seen lines of
light darling from the horizon towards
the zenith: on this occasion, they ap-
peared high in the heavens. extending
themselves slowly towards the horizon
tai glow. At one time they looked like
light white clouds, shaped like inverted
Altogether, this brief display
Of atmospheric fireworks was extreme
ly curious, and might some centuries
pas,, have with a fear of change per-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Et Chnm6ersburg, Pave bad not
the pleasure of viewing the northern
those who saw them say they
were unusually brilliant and beautiful
their corruscations SO numerous and
fanciful. that the eye OF imagination
might picture embattled hosts aud many
dirsful prognostics Repository
al P~ittsbmg, Pa-On Tuesday night
there was a ~singulariy beautiful and
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O. A %-~ -~
02-@E4%L Z.
THOMAS 1-1AoRzMzI-,
SADDLER,


No. 40, South Strest. Baltimore,
II As lately commenced the importation Of
"A Plated, steel, and find Sadd!ery, such as
Pae nt Spring snd Farcy Strrups.
Pliscd and Steel Bride bits, ct All kinds;
Ladies Slipper Stirrups good.
Curb CHAINS and Martingsl Hooks;
Trunk Locks and Trunk Handles;
Pla cd aud Steel Bridie-ouckles;
BFass Trunk nails, Buckskins,
Halter aud Trace Coal s..
Patent fire proof Powder Flasks;
Patent SHOT Chargers (Syke's);
English Bridle.leatae.s, double and single;
Glfth and strain'ng We9s; Whips, SC. sc.
As these Goods are bought in England, from
the Manufacturers, at the lo.sesf Cash traces.
persons dealing in the above articles. would
doubtless 40 19eH by calling before they make
their purchases: added to which, the importer
Is a youns beginner IN this ine OF business. and
Is therefore,. necessarily compelled, TO sell lOu,
IN order to ensure CUSTOMERS.
The advertiser also Manufactures and keens
constantly for sale, Wholesale and Retail,
Saddles and Brides, of all kinds;
Saddle bags, VsIses; Carpet.bags;
Harness. Irunks, &c. &c
TOrders by Mail or otherwise. attended to.
with correctness and punctuality; and Goods but
as !o70, as Mey 1s0uid be, were The purchaser
present.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 6, I827.-s
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Shepherdstown, May 81.
pIRGLVL4-Bsrketey County Court, to nit:
AUGUsr TERN. 1927.
Jacob VanDoren, Phebe Bennett. Garrett Voor.
hees and Eizaoeth his wife, Isaac Vanasdsll
and Maria ms wife James E Kerney, Jacob
VD kerney, Richard Garfield and Maria. his
wife, Elizabeth Kerusy. Miryaret kerney,
Susan kefney and Catharine K*rney, the said
Jacob V. d., E'zabs.h. Margaret. Susan and
Catharine, infants suing BY their next friend
JACOB Van Doren. plaintiffs,
Cornelius Vanasdsll aud Pster Vanssdall, exc.
cutofs and devisees of John yanasdaIl, dec.
CHRISTIAN Van Doren and Phebe his wife, 10.
seph Z. Hawkins and Mary his wife. Albert
ID. Bfants aud Hannsh his wife, William Camp
bell and CalhaFIne his wife, Philip llsrter
and Alley las wife, and William Currey and
Sarah his wife, being also devisees OF the
saId John Vanasdali, decd. Defendants.
In CHANCERY.
vsNhE defendants not having entered their ar-
n pearsnce, and giveh security according 20
the act of Assembly and the rules of this court,
and taPpearing to the satisfaction Of this court
that they are not inhabitants of this s.ate-A il
Ordered, that the said defendants do appear
here on the second Monday in November next,
AID answer the bill OF the p~lsintiifs, and that a
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted for tao
months auc ,essiyely in the .MartiasburgGazere
end be posted at the door of the Court House
OF this county
A Copy-Teste,
Aug. %, 1927. ID. HUNTER, CT c.
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n Ugh SCHOOL, mes Maxwell, respect.
~ fully informs the citizens of Martinsburg,
that he will commences NIGHT SCHOOL on
Mondly evening, October lst, in which will be
taught Spelling, Reading, Writing and Arith-
melic, including Vulgar and Decimal Fractions,
the extrsction of The Square, Cube and Biquad-
rate Roots. &c. Attendance from early candle
light to ! past nine.
Sept. 1875.
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MTLLLNER AVID .H1N'FE 1U.H4KER
MISS KEEHAar.

II cGS leave TO inform the Ladies of Mar
ID tnsburg and vicinity, tba. she has rented
room Of MIR. Myers. next door to Mr.. John
McCleary's Hotel, King street. where she
will carry on the .HILLLNER and ban.
TEAU.H4KLNG. in all lis branches. As she
has received tn. latest fashions. she hopes to
Sent, Ia
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Communication.

A Convention of Delegates, from
Sabbath Schools, in he counties OF
Berkeley and Jefferson, was held al
shepherdstown, III the Presbyterian
Church, on the l7lh September, 1927.
for the purpose OF taking INTO conside
ration the expediency OF establishing .
Sabbath School u zion with a Demos
rory OF Books III said counties
The following persons appeared and
were received as Delegates from ,ht
several schools with which they are
connected:
From shepherdstown WV $. PIreuEn,
Cbarlestown SRoBERr ASA.
Tuscsrora SREs. J. VI. BaowS.
walper,s AMOS MfsDIsn4Lt'
Cot SrRorHra,
Mar.nsburg Sunday BoYrn.
School Union 4. S~oRrwELL,
b G. WoLrR.
Col StrotheT having been appoint
cd Moderator and Bernard @. Wolf,
Secretary; the meeting at the Request
OF the Moderator was opened with
prayer by the Rev. j. " Brown
Mr. Brown, IN q short address sta.
ted andexplaIned the character and Oh
Jects Of Sabbath School, Unions.
On the motion Of Mr. Soriwell, it
was ReSotUed. That the delegates for
the SaoOath Schools present, duly ap
preciatfng the importance Of these in
stitutions and believing that their In
crease, Improvement, and perm4nen
cy are most likely to be secured by
mutual assistance and 20 operation
and having with great satisfaction heard
of the establishment and success OF thr
American Sunday School Union, now
form u Society to be called the Berke
ley aud Jefferson Sunday School u
LION, auxiliary TO tie American Sun
day School Union, organized al Ph,Ia
deiphla in May, 1924.
On motion, il was ResnlUed, That
a Committee he appointed TO draft a
Constitution, TO be submitted IN the
meeting this afternoon at 2 o'clock
The Committee consists OF the Rev
j. NJ Brown, Messrs Ash, Hess,
Sortwell. Stailey and Pitcher.
The meeting then adjourned to as.
sem6le again at 2 O'Clock, P. Nj.
afternoon Session.
The meeting took pace according
10 adjournment, when the R.v. Dr.
Matthews and the Rev j. Bcecher ap
peared and were received as Delegate.
from Shepherdstown, and Mr.. Johr
Duke as Delegate from Elarpers Ferry
Rev. j. NJ Brown from the Com
miItee appointed TO draft a Constisu
ton, reported the following, which
was adopted as the
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-09-20
. tLUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE

" NLUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
v Fhe subscriber viii sell that valuable
FIRM on which he at present resides, con.
tanning two hundred and sky acres; the im-
provemenls are in a good condition, and the
land IN a high state of cultivation. Also, a small
Farm near W~iillamsport, better known by the
'Jack Tract" containing one hundred and one
acres, two thirds of which is IN timber-A Lot,
Containing five acres on which is a Dwelling
House and Wagon makers Shop Several like
y Young Negroes; Horses, Colts, Cows and
Calves. Sheep and Hogs two Wagons, Ploughs,
Throws. and Farming Implements OF all kinds.
Inc whole of the above property or any part
thereof will be sold and the terms made known
On application.
JOHN S. PORTERFIaLD.
F4RGLAIA, Berketey County Court. 70 soif:
.lprai Term. 1927
amelia Turner, widow of simeon Turner
dec. plaintiff
against
Thomas c. Lane, George S. Lane, John N.
,ane' Elliot I. Lane, Willoughby W Lane
isaac n. Carter, William Miller and Mary f.
us VIE, late Mary + Lane John Martin, Jun.
and Mary +. his wife late Mary F. Carter
George Webb, George w. Webb, Edwin b
Mtbh' Wiloughoy Lane Webb. John 5. " ebb
William Richie aud Ciarissa N has wife late
Siarissa N Lane, Mary Am Lane, George G..
/ Lane, Alice Lane, lillian Lane and lame
. Lane, heirs ofJames s. Lame, sen. dec.
Defendants.
IN CHANCEkY.
The defendants William Miller and Mary
r. his ~ite, John N. Lane, Elliot 7. Lane,
Sohh Martin, Jun. and Mar, f. his vile, George
webb George w. Webb. Edwin B.. Webb,
Nliloushby Lane We5b, John 5 webb, vii.
nam hi'chle and Cl.rissa y his wife, Mar,
Ann iane' George G.. Z Lane, Alice Lane,
"l'i'm Lane and james $. Lane, not having
t"'erea Weir appearance. and given securlt,
-,eofutAE to The act OF Assembly and the rules
o. ms court, aid i, appearing to the satisfsc.
Urn "' 'h's court that they are not lnhsbtants
" .'i' S'a'e-d IS Ordered, hat The said absent
uf"'S q" spptar here on the 2nd Mo da,
N"'.hi'er r,Xt, aud answer the bin OF the
-."'l' nd ihA' = copy Of this order DC
.'f'N"nl inserted tor two months successive,
" ''' H@r i"s5urg Gazette. and be posted at
'' o''f "a vi { w' sioose Of this county.
C~opy-TesIe,
"s' lo-i. b. auNrER, c. &c
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-09-20
PUBLISHED. WEEKLY,
By WASHINGTON EVANS,
TWO DOLLARS PEA ATuurn.
PAYABLE IN ADVANcK;

PAYABLB IN ADVANCE;
OR TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS.
AFrHR THE YEAR ExPIREs
rT No paper discontinued until all arreara-
ges are paid up, except at the discretion OF
the Editor.
- Advertisements inserted at the rate of
0ne Dollar per square for the three FIRST inser.
tons, and twenty-five cents ersquare for each
subsequent insertion.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-09-20

The North Carolina North
Carolina has proved herself 10 her late
Mediterranean cruizs a gallant ship
Her officers report that she has attf act
ed the admiration OF the inhabitants OF
every city at which she stopped. Some
Of the scenes she has passed through
are represented az highly interesting
She had many trials Of speed with the
Mediterranean ships Of our Navy. She
beat the Constitution. Ontario, & Erie
easily. The only vessel that could sbew
her any sport vas the Brand,wlne.-
This ship could gain a tribe upon the
North Carolina, when the wind was on
a quarter, or when she sailed in lie
,eind's eye; but 6efoye the ieind, even
without studding sails. the North Caroli-
ma could beat her "hks a breeze"
Last fourth of July a wear, when the
North Carolina lay off the Dardanelles,
at anchor, about noon. the Turkish
fleet. commanded BY fbrahim pacha,
hove in sight, consisting of 10 se-
venty-fouFs. IL frigates and smaller
vessels. The North Carolina fred a
salute 10 honor Of the day, which the
Turk naturally enough mistook for an
honor done lis feet and returned it
promptly.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-09-20

DUBLIC SALE OF LAND-rhe subscri.
4 Der Sill offer for sale, on the premises,
within halt a mile of the Potomac River. and one
mile from the Ii K Mills on Hea.esds, The 10th
day Of October Hert. a val liable TRACT OF
LAND, containing one hundred and thiriy five
acres OF tirst.'a.e farming land about thirty. five
OF which is clothed win excellent timber-the
open land in a high state of cultivation, a cons
defabte portion OF which Is now in clover. The
improvements are a good new Dwelling House,
ne" Barn, &c twonever failing springs OF good
water near the house, TGe sale viii take place
between he hoass of 10 and 2 O'Clock. when
The terms viii be made known.
JOHN KELLER
August 80 is.
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7Na RANSOM informs the Farmersof
A3Ea Berkeley aad Jefferson Counties, thar
his MILLS near MartinsbuYg (tie Union Mills,)
have JUS been repaired, ard are nov in com.
plete order for The reception Of Grain Of all
kinds He will at all times, give the highest
price in CASH for Wheat. or exchange Flour
for it, at the usual rate of a barrel OF superfae
for every 300lb. of that which is merchsntable
Grinding customers can have their w heat ground
separately 4 they wish 1t. August I6-lf.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-09-20
CONSTITUTION


u tho Berkeley and Jefersoa SAB. School Union
Arr. l. The name OF this Institu
ton shall be the Berkeley and Jeffer
son Sabbath School Union. II shall
be auxiliary TO the American Sun
day School Union, and its design shal
b to promote the objects of that In.
stltution
2. The business of the Union shall
be conducted by a Board of Nina
gers to consist Of u President. a Vice
President, a Treasurer. Correspond
ing Secretary and Recording Secreta
ry, and FIVE other Managers, any three
OF whom shall be a quorum to trans
act business.
8 The President, orin his absence the
Vice President shall preside at the
meetings of the Union, and of the
Board; and shall on the request of
three managers, call special meetings
OF the Board, of which due notice shall
be given
d The Treasurer shall take charge
of the funds of the Union. subject to
the order OF the Board and shall when
yer called upon to do so, report the
state of the same.
5 The Corresponding Secretary
shall conduct the correspondence OF
the Board. prepare the annual Report,
and transmit the same TO the parent
Institution
6. The Recording Secretary shall
keep a record of The proceedings of
the Union and of the Board.
2 The annual meetings of the U
mon shall he held on the ist Wednes
day of April, in each wear. and shall
he composed of not more than three
delegates from each Of the schools in
c%onnexlon with the Union; by whom
a Board OF Managers for the ensuing
year shall be chosen; and when the
accounts shall be presented, the pro.
ceedings of the foregoing year report
ed. and the place of holding the next
annual meeting determined upon.
g. The Managers shall have power
to call special meetings of the Union;
ard I'LL vacancies which NAV occur n
their own body. They shall transmil
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-09-20

'ARGLIVIA, Berkedey County Cotpt, 70 soif:
.lprai Term. 1927
amelia Turner, widow of SIMEON Turner
Gee Plaintiff,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-12-04
COLONIZATION SOCIETY.
yRoM THE RICHMOND ENauIRER.

til, argument has been frequently urged, in "a
49, If the African Colonization Society, that il
MR. means Of relief to hnse Of our citizens WHIT
-. Il, The necessity and correct policy Of on,
stat. laws, precuded from emancipafing Their
.lay,s. unless provision is made for their remova
f,on our bounds. This argument has lately beer
L,nnlly illustrated in the case Of gentleman ol
an, CITY, (Col. David Bulock.) who TO rewar'.
anne faithful servants for their good conduct. ha,
liberated three families. consisting Of parents anls
children to the number Of twenty three indiyidu
a,. This benevolent act was seconded by the gen
erous donation Of one hundred dollars toward,
their expenses and provision was thereupon made
by the Society for their transportation to Liberia
IN the brig Doris, Captain Matthews. which sailed
i,om Hampton Roads on tie 18th instant; and il
+, we'll under stood, that, On their arrival there,
they will find houses open for their rece ption and
accommodation, until, by the careful superntcnd-
ence Of the agent, suitable employment shall be
provided for them.
Late accounts from the Colony corroborate for
mer statements, and give the best assurance, that
no apprehension need be felt that any emigrant>
should fail e employment suited to their capac-
ties, and fully adequate to their support, and even
IL their attainment Of property in proportion to
tier industry and prudence. 1t il to be especial
" remarked, that, in the case above rccited, the
liberation was expressly on account OF, and as a
reward for. good behaviour-and it is believed
that such examples will make very favorable
INN esson ON those who remain behind. The
writer Of this has heard of several instances where
slaves have been offered their freedom : and though
the offer was not tor the moment accepted, it has
been remarked, that the effect on their subsequent
behaviour was very beneficial.
Richmond, N'ou. 10, 1927.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-12-04
TOWN MEETING.

a. Ihe citizens of Wilmington and its vicinity
are requested TO meet at the Town Hall Saturday next
the u instant, at O'Clock in the afternoon to consider
the expediency Of forming Temperance Society,"
This meeting is invited pursuant he opinion of
raj citizens, (who convened Saturday last) t.;l
this subject ought to ha taken into considers ion an is
earnestly hoped, that citizens will cordially aendi TO
assist by their counsel and encourage and by
heir support the taking Of suitable measures SIS lie
destructive OF inemperarce. 1t is respectfully s
ted them ponder the duty they in this particular owe
TO society Dec. 5, ISl7. I1-2t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-12-04

CALVIN BLYTHE, of Mfnu County has
been appointed Secretary Of the Commonwealth Of
Pennsylvania.
Mr. John S. Haywood, oldest son Of the late
Treasurer Of North Carolina, has been elected by
the Legislature to succeed bis father in that office
The Light House at TIavre de Grace is com.
plcted and was to be lighted last night.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-12-04
ron THE AMERICAN sENriSEL.

Mfssns FmcK & Co
G.ENrLEiEN-IIavirg seen in one of your papers for
w moa,h communication signed BY gentleman Of
Philadelphia purporiing have received full head Of
hair from the use Of oldri,ges Balm e Columbia, AM,
fully with the writer Of that article ha the Pro-
prieior an, prcparsoo is certainly enttle,
ii proportion the discovery is usefns
should think myself OF NY duty il dill not give
you for the information Of he public Of my
From some unknown When shout the age of thtv,
part Of my beard IN oil my face Whilst the part which
NAMED grew as usual
NV ludicrous appearance caused 70 ss,h society
much possible ted at length of The aud ruuhl
If repeated shaving 10 preserve 'oietane s'Hnu apear
face tried only lit bottle Of Old dse' j ,li
II Gulunpia and my small qualifications It has
is rest setl my beard.
Genten en-, remain yours, &C.
JOSEPH C0GGiNs
q The B,lm Of Columbia NAV be had Al this oihcc
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-12-04

At tile window, and deliver a speech; in which he
will prof. ably endeavor to show that the hideo
mi friyhtiul picture that he once presented as II
likeness of Gen. jackson was no likeness at all
and will repeat the degrading confession that 81
has already made, that the reason he once abused
and viliied the General was, that he did mol knou
tie character Of the man.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-12-04
NO TIME TO LOSE
FOR SALE. OR EXCHANGE.

hE For property in the country story brick house
EHiA and lot The house is 13t it. unt, with rooms
and an entry tie first aor and three on the second
with good dry cellar The lot 36i f. front by 123 it.
Deep with stable the lower end. rhis property fronts
on King street, between The Btandywine Mills and the
Boarding soiuo, in pleasant situation Any person
Wishing buy exchange, will please apply the sub
scrlber. JOHN GRAY.
n. b. Also, building lot on Washington street between
King and French the lot IS ii tro BY so f. deep
with work shop OH the same.
Dec 3 1897 11-o'
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-12-04

I'm Ruren's Paaacea.--We have no doubt a
Fresh supply OF this wonder working medicine has
been left in this Borough, as the inventor has just
passed through the place. Further information
NAV be obtained at the office of the Combinations
Gazette, the printer Of which is one of the most
astonishing cases of the effects Of the Panacea
lie has taken but few bottles. and he is now en-.
ablcd to say every thing in praise Of Gen. Jackson,
who, but little while ago, he held up to public
view as the most wicked and dangerous man in the
universe.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-12-04
Raipirh, " C.. Nor. %.


ANTI.JAcKsos MEE1ING.-The most numerous
and respectable meeting ever witnessed in New
bern. was held there on the 18th instant. by the
friends OF the Administration. Between and
400 persons attended, and presented an INSTANCE
OF unanmiy, without a parallel on any nolitieai
questlnn. The Committee Of correspondence ap-
pointed is composed Of the most influential men in
the county Of Craven, and shnws Of what materi-
ais the Adams party in this State il constituted
we say aga'', that symptoms OF revsius reflection
are manifesting daily the Administration is gain
ing ground. and if an united and vigorous efint
be made. all may yet 60 we'll. The meeting did
not appoint Delegates to the proposed Convention
10 this City, on the Goth Of December, thinking the
time too limited to admit of general cooperation
~ this course They however passed Resou-
ton. respectfully inviting the Members Of the l.e-
sisaure to lend their assistance in the formation
Of an Ani-Jackson Electoral Ticket, and recon-
mendng the Hon Wiiiiam $. Blach,,dge as the
Elector for the Newbern District.-Rey.ster.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-12-04

We believe Gen. Jackson can boast Of having
greater number of hypocritica supporters than ev
er beloved in defence Of any man Some of the
vilest Of these hypocres and turn-coats are to be
found amongst the corps editorial. of whose former
and present opinions we have given frequent spe-
cimens. We add another 1t is from the Albany
Argus. paper believed to be under the manage
ment OF Mr. Van Buren,. who has z Improved" it
to perfection. The Argus is now one of the most
Jealous advocates of Gen Jackson. in whose praise
1t has exhausted the vocabulary. But in 1891 it
represented HIN as a man 8 uh0se ambition Is as
Unsuitable as the sea. and cho, to CRAFTY his inor-
dnate lust Of poorer mouid o,erleap all bounds."--
10 what depth of infamy have these changelnss
fallen, that they can TO-DAY make an angel of
man who but yesterday was held up by them
demon
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-12-04

MARRlED-In New York, on "Wednesday eveliug by
the Rev MIR. Hart Mr.. NJ Nj. NOAH 10 Miss REDEtCAs
only daughter of Mr. DANIEL Jackson, all Of sa civ