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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-20
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

Mr.. Anderson from the committee m ,hs
public lands, made an unfavorabe repor, or
the petition OF the president and directors .;
the town Of Blakely, in Alabama, (who prar
for portion of public land adjoining III,
town, for public purposes,) which reOor
was read, and ordered TO lie on the table
Mr.. Smith, of Maryland. from the com.
mittee OF ways and means, reported bill
for the relief Of Benjamin. H. Rand, which
was twice read and committed.
On motion of Mr.. Storrs. it was
Resolved, That the committee on the IN.
dietary be instructed to enquire into The o..
pediency Of altering the times of holding
the terms Of the district court OF The United
States, for the Northern district of the stat.
Of New York.
On motion Of Mr.. Montgomery, il was
RESOLVED, That the committee on the post
office and post roads be instructed to en-.
quire into the eIpe iiency OF increasing the
compensation Of the Postmaster at the Ha.
zlepatcb in Kentucky.
On motion Of Ar. UPbaz.i i: vas
Re,otved, Tss, the ce.-r-i:,ee on the post
Office and pos. roa6. be Instructed 10 enquire
into the expectancy oi esis 5Iishing post
route from Rochester il the state of New
Hampshire, 10 Middleton, through Farming
ton, and over Cbesaut Hill, $50 called" in
said state, and OF disseminating the post
route from Pennington 10 Middleton.
Mr.. Sii.bee submitted the following re.
olutioD
Resolved, That the secretary Of the trea.
sury be required TO lay before the house
statement Of the number Of inspectors and
weighers, gaugers and measurers, employ
ed in each port OF the U. States, and of the
amount of pay received by each Of those Of.
hcers for each of the last Eve years; and al.
SO statement of the names Of persons who
have been employed as agents for building
or supplying light houses, revenue cutters,
or marine h hospitals in the several districts
OF the U. States, with the amount OF COM
Pensation which has been paid to each OF
them, for their services within the last FIVE
years.
On motion Of Mr.. Slsbee, twas
Re,olved. That the committee on com.
merce be instructed to enquire into the ex.
pediency of allowing imported goods, on
which the duty has been paid or secured 10
be transported coastwise from the situation
in which they were imported to.one or more
other districts, without losing the benefit Of
debenture. when exported from the United
States within the time prescribed by law.
On motion Of Mr. Butler, Of n. H. the
daily hour of meeting was fixed, after Sa.
turday next, at ii o'clock, instead OF I9--
ayes SO, noes SIS.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-20
PRODUCTIVE CROP.

We some days ago published an account
Of a very productive crop Of barley. raised
to the eastward. We believe the following
instance in our own state equals, if not ex-
ceeeds it. Mr.. Peter Wager, at his farm at
Montgomery Square, from five acres of
spring barley, raised 2a5 bushels, weigh
ing So and half lbs. per bushel, which he
sold to Mr.. George Pepper, brewer, OF this
city, who was so much pleased with its
qualities. that he has reserved il for seed,
roa'.on's 4. d. I'D.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-20
MILLIONS.

Mr.. Topliff, our attentive Boston CORES
pondent, informs US, that "a letter from JAG
auemel OF the 9th OF December. states that
president Boyer had found at the Cape up
wards of thirty millions of dollars lett by
Christophe; and that since then, Haytian
and Spanish money was considered OF equal
value.
Mr.. Topliff adds that the ship Panther,
Austin, had arrived at Lima in S5 days from
Boston, and was to sail the first of Novem-
Der in company with the U. S. frigate Ma
cedoniaD
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-20

letter from Huntsville, Alabama, of
Dec. 81, speaks of very heavy rains, and
unusual heights of the waters, which, at
that date, continued TO rise.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-20
ACcID& {.

Rawlings Bridge, over the river Schuyl-
kill, above Norristswn, Pennsylvania, on
Wednesday night, fell in, while Wagon,
loaded W i,h salt, plaster, &c. and drawn by
FIVE horses. was attempting IL pass over it.
Though precipitated into the river from the
height OF thirty feet, the driver and three of
the horses remained uninjured but two of
them were drowned by the pressure OF the
roof Of the bridge. mat. Gaz.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-20
BEACON OFFioE, [
Norfolk, Tuesday, January Is. J

Two 0ClOCk-OhiCeTs anu CfeW oil iu sooo
health. The J. A. sailed from the coast a
bout 18th of November, and on her passage
home touched at Porto Praya and Marti.
niaue, from which last port she had TWEEN.
iy nine days passage, and passed Havana
Attn instant. Lett at Martinique. among
other vessels not recoIlectec-ship Essex
Junior, to sail for New York in about a
week. Midshipmen Freeman and Turner.
died on board the John Adams.
The President Of the U. S. has ratified
The treaty with the Choctaw nation OF In.
dians. -
BY the proceedings of the House Of Re.
representatives. yesterday, on the bill for the
reduction Of the army, it is plainly mani.
tested that the general sentiment Of that DO.
DIV is in favor OF certain retrenchment in the
army OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES that reduction
will be, it is impossible at this time TO con.
jectuIe it is however probable, Mr. Cal.
houn's report may be ultimately mace the
basis of this measure, in regard to the mum.
Der of men 10 be retained The general
staff, we fear, is doomed to mutilation
aud we know that the most ardent friends
oil the bill have their eyes fixed on thi, va.
liable body Of officers, as most likely to
crafty the greedy call for retrenchment, by
all unimportant saving of dollars and cents.
But then, il must be recollected, their loss
will be to the country, ike the body part.
ing 9th its soul. Break up this valuable
and experienced corps of officers, andyou
measurably throw away national treasure
OF more real value to the rising greatness,
and perpetual safety of the republic, than
all that commerce ever waited 10 our shores.
You may readily get recruits. to form SOL
diers, but Of what service are such materi.
ais. without experienced commanders -
such as this bill now proposes to dispense
with. Waskington City Gazette.
Letters from Blakely of the 10Th ultimo,
state, that the Tombigbe bank al St. Ste
phens has been robbed OF about 81, 600 ds.
The letters add that this will not affect the
credit Of the bs nk.
The country between Mobile and Perdi-
do Bays, including Biakely, has been erect
ed into new county, called Baldwin
A letter from Huntsville, Alabama, of
Dec. 81, speaks of very heavy rains, and
unusual heights of the waters, which, at
that date, continued to rise.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-20

Great and continued good luek at Aliens
/ Office. Washington Guy
I Ticket No. TAOS came up on Monday las!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-17

yTpOI She liberal cu~ourarcIr ut utirl, to has b.,
= ccived 5incc Ne nrrrcl school The oae of July
SlHNp LLN is PAhlANi ilfcndi Elorc>idr permanent.
w 30 the eHf 81 chmond Informs ti piiic flat he ha,
Fca rorcd u1, room for nc Instruction of younp rcr
tiein"n 90 TIC neN hiick building tla Of H. aud
W "rc' NV opposite the theatre lec o. VIII teach ir
Spnr Ihdn ard i1'in nruags BIZ zoo also give lee
'"n' n fHring either oi canvass, 10 Miniature land
s,1pt painting.
s'guor rsdnsn viii rive lessons in any Of tho female
Acfdcnir., or reasonable terms provided BE- rets suit
ccn nun.brr OF pupils and va attend "a tte private In
TRACTION % Young ad' in ans pIr OF tic cty. Cu tle
ar-l 81 September be- intends frri. another room ,r
thc puic inrUciion OF those os wo NAV choose ~ ct
tend BIN. Terms q 30 HWHricr, one holfin alliance
Portraits ir OIL or Miniature CxCcUtcd n the ncac.f
manner, sud on moderate terms.
hu"rti ~. gQ-4f.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-17
King William. Ano-,.toI


hrlA AZ Superior Court Of Chsncery holden ri
Uary, 1917. wy VI "'0"nohu, the %5'n o'J OF Jmi-
'''n UG1b, administrator Of Sarah Hunt Plaintiff;
richardson and Samuel Richardson adminir,-
sre i,ichdrd+0n, surviving ex0r Of Turner Rich
w.. 'o'n alien Richardson exior of John Richardson
Irb, .nu Iegate II Turner Richardson dec and James
Ilicbs.ih ahd Nathaniel Bchartson admors of Turner
e~ 0n and lcgatec ofhe said Turner Richardson
T,rr, e'il buts, daughter levaee of the said
,,,,i. dec David Hunt mn his Wife for
I.t @ chardson, also daughter Of the said Turner
es. r Aartla Whitlock daughter and lerafse of the
trr ,t som Garter, administrator OF Rebecca Carter
cali ~, ,9 ebccca daughter and lcrstce Of the
~, iuFner Richardson dec w T55'c'ngoe,,s
"a, o. the plaintiffs by counsel the court doth order
g. m made IN this with the executions there
10 10 commissioner Of The court for him
so, ortu report thereuppn, doing which the demo.
csis - ~ o 70 he read bv Tire decree Of The court OF an
directed tel"ied, aud that iu addition 70 the accounts
June 10 .iNtn by The order Of the fourteenth iav Of
do e,,,c 49,. COMMISSIONS WIN NAV perform those order
ratin - ~ ePt 20 the court an eccoutf ~ t,e ad,iu
TcI,rls,a u Nief1rlsJu dec ON The e.tefs of Turner
re,oa.t b. any matters suecav stated. deemed
10 be stated. '"Du may Dc required by the parties
copy-Tesc, " " urvt~c :, r,
Tho rs-.9 ...ancrs O9ice, RitIaoad As,ssf IT, tg2f
sp,,.i,,t ~ Interested will please fake i.ire tist have
srro,,,s Gay 81 September next IN commence ts
t,v m i' ~ NE annexed order 81 court an which
in tbis n. " they desired fo attend ~ nv or;ce
aminn,is u-ir accpgafs and vouchers redv f5r ex-
Aasu-f H. '"" rBAXEE. NJ q.
29-HTwf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-17
LANn 49, nNi-I.,

VIE srlscr Der wishes to sell tract of a. nj in the cou
4 ~ Of TO" baan containing So. acres More inn llf
OF de land IN wood aud we'll tmbrrc, considerable pro-
portion oi which would produce Eoou To1lccu. On the ani
ne" two story dwelling hDa finished ti -ia enieit
ouhouse7 Il is conti.u to fir J.. FiorrrDs Manuac-
ufrE ARD Snw MILLS tweut'iyc mile. cr oud AMI
four from James river rhcprcc will made 10 cores
pond with the sclrci,y OF money. FRAN. HARRIS
r0w hatan, August n. 2q-vgwf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-17
THOMAS n. pROcaCKy

FEikEroiicc n Won insbiiaut Of ttc comnon
= wtfuh o. virginia, ard have n the .u
know oitat shal, pursuant Gercta' order of .hc
n,rior court OF aw for The county of Ueurico. wherein
iar' aud youare def udnnt proceed the tIh dav ~
uctohcf next 81 fair IL not SIC fr day. g. itsvcv t
Two tracts OF hand purchased Of ,ou i,ine r ftc corra
rforcstid. o. 4 rgiI..-f...
Fcbmor0 Ancr.f i7 - .ae"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-17
LAND FOR SALE

{@1A LAND FOt SALE.
IstH In compliance with the last will and testament
J4f& Of Major Nathaniel Fox deceased viii he sold at
puync AT, ton, on Dondage 2fH ons4t noDfh (Stytcb
=. Ming w iiom Courthouse, being day tract OF
Auo sald FOX formerly resided ia said county. called
% Grdtn containing ueary 900 situated abpat six
OeoW Use courthouse, and about eu-isiant from Mat
irohy ana Pinunhey rivers about three miles from each!
ee are on said farm good orchards Ofcoice fruit and all
LII a{ houses for the accOmmO ation of gcnice fr,iiy
@ yr tbe preservation Of the crops The dweiling-ous
nee rooms bSo" AMI three above stairs a further de-
- . thought unnecessary. is presumed any per-
d. 7" purchase will view the premises before
Wy on sacvhich will be shown OF application to SIR Ed-
"S IgS SooTes' the oyerseer, the premises
% 700 cash, the balance the let Of Jan. 1924
ms VIII DC given the purchaser seed small grain
~ JAMES FOX. Adm'or with The will
King William, August 81 25tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-17
T COMaUNicATRD.

lCONhbSfC A1EH.
n!Htted this lie IN the 2ls aye al Kanni,a
IN IN TOW alan county, Sunday the 5til inst Mr. Roll
100 "I"f Af son oi tlIe late VI iani Muru, of Amelia
re" nave ever been the occurrences lin hic!. ve
gwen e writer al these lines much pain regret it
,t's hut Yesterday Lee him booriins into lite viii!
re init !.oN 0h his counteincc ard nlanifesnC his
"i"e ioh aAd Earhcr the SrOngcs evidence long aud
E i1us existence at alas how iaacIous are all hrnan
cncN!ationsi no" decciiiul the admrng hopcs ur
icnG now unstable and feetiug The created things OF r
h ing other Gay, ana poor Murray. little though; that
oo' the portals ol TIE grave close him forever,
ana St MN out iUm the enjoyment every eaglhfv bless
ps H'ue cd ne think lis young aud graceful, firm
would so soon he deposited Within tie jaws cold and ST.
Hhl seuicife, and n Untmcy suddenly snatch
Cd from tue Loson oI friends and kudrcCAlauy no coub.
were ms hopes much his aulicpauonsiur indeed
were more amply endowed with all could render him
m oiJect ni Gel2u and admiration hos WIc had ii,
Ntsufe OF his acGUainfanceIIis mind was srog and i
Cfnnaimgi bis manners. mild modest, gentle Striking
d=mied hs heart, Kind, ardent; feeling, and affection
Ir"hs' Iong''wiii his affected friends. the logs Or
h whose virtues were manifold YET cicat ave their hope
ana many are Their reasons 20 believe ria.
"a the bosom Of MS Father aud bis God where Tie wicLoi
cease from troubling aud The weary are nj rcsi.'
80 4 sincere anil tsjios.ri {'-iepd.
~ Mount Eagle, Alhemarle county Inc Zth uliinu n
tile isih year OF her age, aisS SALLY e.. JShRlEvE Of
Saenion much regretted by hes tres
ruainti0ce-.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-17
" ~ I0.fFnOT = INf LoH0Ncuulnlfh N
a .PEOCLRATAVION

w HEREhS u has hecn represented 10 the Execuivcb y
W the ,herfh Of southampton county, that certain
gro man slave NAMED SAM, confined in The Jail said
county, under sentence death lnr The crimes NJ burglary
ad robbcT, ard who wos to have been executed
dtY The 18th inst. did Monday last break and sn7ke h
'pe from the s'id Jail and Is no~ going lsr-e: ,e
therefore ibOTEht H. Win the uiyiCc Of tho Council St~,9
hereby 70 Offer rcWHfd Of ONE HUNDRED BOLlArSt o
am person or persons hc she'll apprced Tho r1d sy,
oAH and convey him ~ she ril of Suutianr-n COUNT
aud do require all officers civil nud military AMI
c.tor e good people oft rp1moDw cal 10 O. their hest
erJedfurs o. aWrchcnd alprabontcd g .ai
sam. iFs We may he dealt with as the law directs,
Given Under r,y hand Gpyrrfor and Under tho Soul
oi the C"nnon eaih, Riclunord, this 1C.h DIV
Seal of August, 1921. " wy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-17
TIL. NJ. RANDOLPH

som r. black stout follow, about 50 10 ,r1rs od
feet Cor inches high has scar ON s no e. ana head and
i, n"v-lccg'd. lie wac accompanied bv mieht uulsuv
Fellow utmt Zen apit 80 vcafs old, are ash, well made
and about SIX fccf heb. who had been committed n, s,
jail ou @ cl'urgc Of burglary.
Auru-f Il. % ,rfr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-08-17

PHILADELPHIA, August 15.-Wc have re-
ceivtdour regular files OF London papers, by
Tie Tuscorara; capt. West having, with his
usual attenton, sent his letter bag up by the
Steam boat.
Our papers are only to the LIST of July (Sun-
day. and Of course add nothing TO our previ-
Gus stock of intelligence. They may furnish
L few articles for our miscellaneous depart
mcnt. Pal. Gc< &.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-05-22
70 LANDNOIlDERS
IN ILLINOIS.

I'm order that you may be enabled to secure
Il the advantages of the law passed by tho
legislature of this state, at its late session, we
hasten to give publicity 10 the following state
ment of It's contents
Persons whose lands, &c. have been sold for
taxes, may redeem them pifor 10 the first Of ia
nuary neat, by paying the taxes at the rate list
ed the costs which have accrued, ana six per
cent. interest, from the time the taxes became
due, to the time of payment.
Persons who have already redeemed their
lands, &c. by paying 100 per cent. on the tri-
pie tax and costs, are entitled to credit for
all over the single tax, costs, and interest, to
be applied to the payment of future taxes
When non-residents have paid the taxes in
the county where the lands are situated and
they have been sold for taxes, the Auditor re-
deems the land, and receipts for the taxes paid.
Those who have redeemed their land from
sale by paying triple tax and costs to the She
rift, are entitled to credit, as in the case of
those who have redeemed after the sale
When persons have not paid their taxes, and
the land has not been sold, the single tax and
interest only will be charged, if paid before
the Isl of January next.
We would attend to the payment of taxes.
the redemption of lands sold, and any other
business that may be confded to us, either in
Illinois or Missouri, and would observe that as
one Of our firm will reside in Illinois Cat Ed
wardsvile) and one in Washington City, it may
be to the advantage Of Land-holders and others
to employ u.s.
Remittances may be made by draft or other
wise to us at Washington, and Instructions from
our correspondents addressed to US at either
place, will meet with prompt attention.
VAN ZANDT & ROCKWELL.
Military, Land, and General .Agency,
EdearotaaHe, Illinois, .4brl II, 1921. :
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-05-22
PVHNAC SANE.

" virtue OF deed OF trust from Ro-
4 3 bert Latham to the subscribers, ex-
ecuted on the Sd of November, 1919,
for the purpose Of securing to the Bank
OF Edwardsvile the payment of two
thousand and eighteen dollars and thirty
thr cents, within twelve months from
the date of the deed aforesaid, which
SAID Latham had contracted to pay to
said bank, ON or before the expiration OF
the SAID twelve months, we shall ex-
pose to public sale for cash, at the house
in which the Bank Of Edwardsville is
kept, on the second Monday in Jone
next, all the right, interes! and title Of
the said Robert Latham oil, in, and tothe
following lots, in the addition to the
Town of Edwardsville, which by diyi-
sion among the proprle.ors Of said addi-
ton were allotted to the said Latham as
one ofsaid proprietors, designated in the
plat Of said addition by the numbers
26S, 26l. Fl action No. s, Nos. s., 800,
2e5, 2S6, 284 S27, PIG, 2o6, 2l5, 2o8,
l24, l3l, 3S6, $50, 46l, 60, $50, 347,
$50, $50, $50, $50, $50, SIS, SOS, SOY,
600, COZ, Ola, $50, 625, SIS, 622, $50,
SOS, SO, SO, us, lo4, LOG, 100, l67, $50,
1877, $50, 23o, 246, 253, 275, 468, 1913,
479, 472, SOC, 400, 492, 523, SIG, frac-
ton adjoining fraction No. S, fraction
adjoining 81, fraction adjoining No. l7o,
fraction adjoining No. $40, Nos. l49,
1874, II, 239, 557, 227, 1888, 425, 437,
365, 649, also one-sev enth part of the
undivided part of the tract of 200 acres
of land purchased of John Robinson, and
on which said tract Of land the aforesaid
addition to Edwardsville has been laid
off, and also all other lots in the said adj
ditlon to which the said Latham has any
right whatever.
All Of which aforesaid property will
however be sold liable to lien upon it,
for the payment which is due to John
Robinson from the said Robert Latham
as one of the original purchasers of the
said tract of land on which the said adj
dtion to the Town of Edwardsville is
laid out.
NINIAN EDWARDS.
BEN. STEPHENSON.
-.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-05-22
FROM THE DETROIT GAZETTE.

Yhe " Pictured Rocks" on the south
ern shore of Lake Superior, are describ-
Cd by those who have had the pleasure
to see them, as furnishing one ofthe most
astonishing and magnificent natural Gu
riosities that can be found in our country.
An intelligent gentleman, who accom-
panied Governor Cass in his tour last
summer, describes them as surprising,
in grandeur, the far-famed Cataract of
Niagara. They form a perpendicular
wall of about three hundred feet inheight,
and extend along the shore about ten
miles the projections and indentations
are numerous, and the imagination Of the
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Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-05-22
DOMESTIC GOODS,

CONSISTING OF
Plaids, Stripes, Bed-tick, Shifting,
Sheeting, Common and Furniture Check,
James, Napkins, Diaper, Suspenders,
Candlc-wick, Floss Cotton,
Cotton Yarn and Sacking Bags.
Mems Women's, and Children's Boots and
Shoes, ofvarious qualities and every fashion,
Morocco Hats, and Super Straw Bonnets,
Axes, Hoes, Pioughs, Bells, Sickles,
Scythes, Cutting Knives, Nails, Chains,
Hatchets, Iron and Steel
Letter and Writing Paper, Quilts, Books, &c
Tin and Glass Ware, well assorted,
White Lead, ground in oil,
Window Glass, Linseed Oil, 80.
ALSO,
Superhne Blue Cloths,
Double Milled Drabs, Cassimeres, &c.
Scicilan Prints, Calicoes and Cinghams,
Cambrcks Muslin, and Muslin Robes,
Lutestlings, Florentne and Silks, assorted.
Elegant Narrow and Broad Thread Lace,
Nankin Grapes of various colors,
Irish Linen, Yellow and Blue Nankeen,
Black Silk, Bandanna, and Madrass Hand
kerchiefs,
ShaWls, assorted,
Galoon Binding, Sewing Silk, and Thread.
An elegant assortment of Ribbons, and other
fashionable Trimmings,
Superb Rings.
ALSO,
Various articles of HARDWARE and
CUTLERY,
QUEENS WARE and CHINA.
ALSO,
sMolasses, Loaf and Brown Sugar,
Imperial, Young Tyson, and Gunpowder
Teas,
Coffee, Chocolate, Pepper, Spice,
Ginger, Cloves, Copperas, sc.
Cheese, Shad, and Mackarel,
Alabama Cotton and Peruvian Bark.
JAMES MITCHELL.
Belleville, April 81, 1898
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-05-22
Notice..

NNISS HASTINGS will commence School
I'VE in the town Of Salu, on Monday the Dist
instant. This School is exclusively designed
for the instruction of Young Ladies, in all the
branches usually taught in common English
schools; also, in Geography, Natural and Elk
detrimental Philosophy, Plain and Ornamental
Needle Work, Drawing and Painting. Miss
Hastings is recently from the state of New
Hampshire. where she has taught school for a
number of years.
By order of the Trustees,
ISAAC WATERS, Secretary.
NAV 1914