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CdSudUy.-O0 Monoay aUernooIs snalI cOAt
was upset in the Delaware, about two miles above
this Borough. and all on board, four men, were
drowned. The dis'rss,ing scene was Witnessed BY
q number OF persons on the Delaware shore. who
we're unable to render any relief IN consequence Of
their boats having become SO dry by being laid up
during the winter, rs TO be unit for service. We
have not heard where the boat was from, or the
names OF her unfortunate crew, but it ID supposed
they we're fishermen from Philadelphia.


A REQUEST.


To the Editors OF the Richmond Enquirer, United Sfafts
Telegraph, Maryland Gazette, Nsw York Enquirer, and 9th
GEsrLKmxs-Mr. Harker, the Editor Of the Delaware
Gazette having long abored to become noforous and be-
be altogether unnoced by his editorial brethren would
be exceedingly gatifed if you would give the following
Teri and Commentary an occasional insertion in your res
pectye papers, the absence OF more interesting matter
The cvily will be returned, on the first occasion even
rv,fhsm reqiest.


From the Dslaware Gazette.


"Tho.e who honest and c0ns'ien NTH fe, prcss.
and practices, cannot be shamed BY sight OF what
they have done, or said on Jsrnner occnsions''


COMMENTARY.


SOME TRAITS OF GEN. JACKSON,
Dawn by Samuel Harksr, Editor of the Dsaware Gazette.
Speaking of Clay Clinton, Jackson Adams, Calhoun and
Crawford he says" Of all the gentlemen named, Gen.
Jackson appears to be the MOST OBJECTIONABLE.
That he ~ of energy, one will doubt. but we
think that in chief mosis'ra Of the United States. 20.
much energy extremely dnnyreus AND we have seen IN
THE GENERAL such DISREGARD FOR THE INSTI-
TUTIoNs Of n. country. such a DISPOSITION 70 place
himself ABOVE ns aws, AND such nm INCLINATION 10
TRAMPLE ON THE RIGHTS OF OTHERS, where
they stood in competition with HIS OWN INTEREST or
FEELINGS, n should render the citizens Of the United
States very cauou. about placing him in the first office
within their gift"


We request Corporal larker TO republish his former
opinion of Gen. Jackson You know, Corporal, that you
have yourself said, that honesf cannot be shamed
BY sight of what he has said done former occasions
Corporal Harker tells that gentleman in Kentucky
preparing for the press collection of American Poetry,
to be dedicated to he four a,rarssr american Poets
ceive the Of friend The Milford Bard" This.
says the Corporal is just tribute 10 merit" Does lit
lie Sammy really think his friend the Milford Bard is
Of the four srea" Poets on the connen! Of America
Of others give way make room for the Milford Bard.
whose best productions scarcely arrive a medocry'