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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-02-12
STOVES,

- " v LC,
ever offered in Maine, calcuisted for Parlours.
Kitchens, Counting Rooms, Shops and Vetsels A.
mOng which are, very elegant Franklin Parlour
Stoves. well calculated for heaung-and Cook
Stoves of all prices from 10 TO 80 dollars all var
ranted to stand 6.e.
A large number Of these Cook Stoves are Of his
own invention, which will be found to combine
more advantages than any now i'll The objec-
ton 10 boxing instead OF roasting meat, in Cook
Stoves, cannot be made 20 these, the roasting
as perfect as by a 6re. Two large pieces can be
roasted al time on spits exposed 10 free
of air, without the additional expense of a tin
Kitchen As IL Is very important hei buying gel
the best, those who wish 20 purchase al article
SO important IN domestic use, Requested call
acd examine for themselves, and enquire OF those
who have this kind in use. There are none better
calculated for geDteei cookery, or by which more
cooking can be done with less tuel or greater ease
There can be water enough heat TO- washing. and
dinner cooked for twenty or thirty al thesame
time. Ii hes three boiler, holding, cue, Two end
FIVE pals full, but the size of tie boilers be
creased or decreased, and the fire may be conduct
ed under either or all three of them at peasui by
turning thc dampers.
Those about commencing house keeping, will
find great saving in Kitchen Furniture, as all
necessary cooking utensils are attached 10 the
Stove and those who are building by procuring one,
can save the expense Of a chimney.
He Likewise can furnish Sheet Iron asld Tin
Funnels for Stoves Ofsi sizes, with copper and all
other kind Of apparatus for Cook Stoves a, shtrt
Iotice-having procured the bes, Of worl men loi
bat purpose.
Those who wish to purchase STOVES 10 sell
AN 6e supplied on the most liberal terms
-.4LSO-
FOR SALE as above, " Gods sprroved cast
iron PIOUGHS, with general assortment of
Groceries, Bar iron & Steel.
A constant SUPPLY frou Philadelphia. of
LinSeed OIL,
and Domestic COFFEE. by wholesale or retail,
aud large supply Of Mill and Cros.cut SAWS,
which will be warranted 10 prove good.
Oct. Q. N.fl
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-02-12

Ch1ncg-He who gets a good husband for his
daughto' hath gsire1 son an ae whs meets i ith
a tad ,,ie, hath lost z daughter.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-02-12
Portland Silk und WcoIien Dye
House amt Futiing Nal
ROBERT THOMPSON.

AOULD imloIn his friends and the public
" thar he lsN hadnew Buildings erected e.
Vau hans Bridge for bis SILK and UOOL-
IL" Dlt, and for FnHtng and Dressing CIot.,
"a The nea'es' Hanuer. Sic has laItiy tui, new
machine for hHdlPmgiGnd 1eGsting and Dressing
CtoLh, which does u ina superior stile.
lie also colours hriush blue foI so cents ward.
All kinds Of IDen'r garments can be coiored and
cleaned whole.
Goods left Al Mersrt Haines and Morris, Mid
dle-Suect, al Mr.. SaIni Emery's. head Of / opg-
harf, Al Miss Cu-hiag's, Fore-Street, and Miss
"ar'eb's, Exchange Street, will be taken aud re
turned.
IL. /. Will furnisheny of the Country Cloth
'er' with mapping 1eazling and Dressing Ma
chimes at $4,000 casa down, or $500 on one
years credit
Goods colored black every week
Aug. q tr
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-02-12
NEW BOOkS-for Children.
FOR SALE q The BOOKSTOREof
f. COLLIER,

IL He RecapturedkNegro, by Mrs. Sherwood,
Picturesque Piety. by the Rev. Isaac Taylor,
Lily Dou-ias-ltaltsn Convert,
school Fellows, hy55Sliss Sandman.
Also, FOR S.4Lr,
Sahinc's Ecclesiastical History,
Memoirs Of Rev. IL Martyr,
do. of Mrs. Graham,
Life Of Patrick Henry,
A. new and cheap edition OF Mr.. Webster's Ora
ton, delreredfat Plymouth,
History Of the U. States, a new book for schools,
a good assortment Of Stationary.
> * BOOK BENDING ia all a., branches
or reasonable LtTn'.. (e.o.w.tf)
Feb. s.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-02-12
DANCING ACADEMY.
MIR. WITHYCOMBE,

y EsPFCTFULLY informs the inhabitant. Of
~ Portland that he intends opening hi. day
schools for the reception of Masters and Misses,
on Wednesday the 18th inst. 10 Mr.. Patterns Ho-
tel at L. NJ. Those who may Honour him with
the important charge OF their tuition, are request
ed TO leave Their names at the Portland Book
store. Portland, Feb. 3. 1922.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-02-12
Approved, january %, ~.
ALBEON X. PARIS.
AN ACT in addition to an Act TO establish the Cum
berland and Oxford Gtnal Cooperation.

AN ACT in addition TO an Act 10 establish the Cum
berland and Oxford C9nal Corporation.
Sect ]. BE 1t enacted Jy tfhe Senate and House Of
Representatives. IN LegiSatle assembled That in all
contemplated by the bird section of the act, to
which this is in addition whore provision is made, that
the circuit of common pleas shall proceed to in
qure and by the verdict Of = jury the bar OF the
said courts respectively TO ascertain the value Of the
land taken from anv individual corporation for the
purposes contemplated by sad act the jury instead of
asceTaining the value OF be land 80 taken, from any
individual or corporation, shall inquire and ascertain
by their verdict the damage sustained by any such n
dvdual or corporation whose land shall be taken Tor
the purposes contemplated inqand by said act
Sect. 2. Be ii further enGSsd, That at ell meetings
Of said CORPORATION enc vpte shall be al owed 10 a
share, and one vote for every additional two shares
owned by tha same propriet6r not exceeding twenty
shares and for every addtpnal five shares and
above twenty shares. owned by the same proprietor
one additional vote shall bS allowed Prcrided no
proprietor shall be allowed than forty shares
Sect. g. Be 1t further enacfed That 50 much Of the
act TO which this is in addition inconsistent with
the provisions Of this act be. and the IS hereby
repealed
Approved, JAM 25, 1922.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-02-12
Approved, January 49, 1892.

AN ACT relative to the tenHcr of money in suits at
lay.
BE IL enacted By The Senete ard House Of Repre-
scatatives in Legislature as&B,1cd That every per-
son who may be sued shale have the same right to
tender payment Of the debt and legal costs which may
have arisen al the time Of such tender the plaintiff
or his attorney in the aconi after its commencement
and before the entry thereof % court exists in
regard 10 the tender Of money before the commence
ment Of a suit.
Approved, January %, 1872
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-02-12
PROBATE NOTICE.
Al a COHrt of Probate held at

Waterford Within and for the county "A
Oxford, on The tTeuty.eighth Of January, in the
year Of our LORD eighteen hundred and twenty
two--Chsrles Wbilmsn end Baih,heba b. Far
rar, Executors OF the last will and Testament Of
CALVIN FAkRAR,
late OF said Waterford, deceased, having present
ed their second account Of y, Illustration Of the
estate Of said deceased Ordered, that The SAID
EN"ou' ors give Rotce 70 all persons inter' s'ed,
by Causing copy OF this order to be publ. shed
three weeks succe-siveIy, in the Portland GBze te
printed 81 Portland, that they may appear al
Probate Court, g he held at the Probate office in
Paris, in said cou9ty, ,he last Tuesday OF rh-
rusry next, at : of the clock in the forenoon
and show cause. e any they have, why the same
should GOT be allowed.
BENJAhIN CHANDLER, JUICE.
true copy-Ae'est.
THOMAS CLARK, Resr pro. ten.
Feb. {, fsI2.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-02-12
ALBION K. PARIS.

AN ACT respecting the collection Of taxes on unim-
proved land, not taxable by the assessors Of any
plantation.
BE Il enacted Gy the Senate and House Of Represea-
tattUss az Legislature assembled Tha; whenever a
State County tax has been, shall be lawfully as
sessed on any township, other Of unimproved
land ia this State taxable hy the assessors Of any
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-11
Mills AND FARM
f r Sale.

The subscriber offers at privte sale. Fiehty-two
acres of good LAND. Is of which is Wood lad,
situated in Kennel ownship, eserCounty, Penn
sylvania, So miles OF Philadelphia, s l'2 from vii
mington On the premises a,e q stone dwelling
House with pump OF good water at the kitchen
door, new Store House and other necessary out
buildings spring house, hard &c There are also
a large Stone merchant or gris mill, Plaster and
saw mill all H. good repairwhch do great deal Of
business. I have groured ON 40 to $50 tons Of
Plaster per annGm the whole is turned BY branch
of Redcay Creek, with large st ne Dam will
sell this property 50 low that 1t will rent Tor more
than the interest Of the money. Asno person will
purchase such valuable property without viewing IL
Tor further description call on the subscriber liz
ing on the premises
WILLIAM Gil MBERS.
Kennet 9th RIO. 4lh. 1921 l4-Iaw2 p.
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-11
RDNG4TF6,H
.NR. MOORE, Respectfully announ.

.NR. MOORE, Respectfully announ-
es to the inhabitants of w mington and its vicinity
t at he intend, opening geographical and Astrono
mical sch ol. at No I64 King street on the plan
of Mr. Hill, who recently taught class in this BIO
on h From long experience in teaching on the
above mentioned plan. and the success which has
hiheto tended it, he hater- himself that he shall
satisfy the most sangune expectations OF hose who
may favour him with their patronage He hedges
himself that 1t scholars attend regularly, and study
as di ected for six weeks they shal We able to des
crloe The boundare' OF all the Empires, Kingdoms
and States, on the globe ; the principal mountains,
lsthmuses penlnsulas' capes and promontories the
oreans, seas. lakes straits, and quits the principal
islands where situated their bearing ard distance,
one from another; he rive s. where they rlsei in
what countries they run, and where empty; the
principal owns OF each country, on what coast or
river situated what collection of water washes the
shores Of each division Of land &c together with
correct IDEAS oil the motion oil the earth and other
planets
ladies' to attend during the day and gentlemen
III the evening each scholar must furnish an atlas,
d pencil drawing paper &c
Those who desire TO attend TO the above studies
will please to call at No 1914 King street, where
satisfactory references will be given and the terms
OF tuition made known.
he school to commence on the Goth inst
Wilmington De, enber Is 1891 ST
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-11
10 BE SOLD
AT PRIVATE SALE,

A Plantation of excellent LAND, situated in
East tellowfcld Township, Chester County con
aiming $50 acres, which are a connections
Dwelling House. Stone Barn with other convent
ent out buildings here is a LARGE proportion
luf good Meadow Ground the plowland divided
INTO co veneGt fields mostly well set with clover
md above So Acres Of wood Land That never
failing stream OF ter, Buck Run flows h, GU h,
he same, ON which is erected large Paper Mill
~ complete order fnl carrying on the paper making
bnNlness there Is an excellent Sprinp Of wash wal
q il the Mile there is also another complete cite
th' p'eni1 for erecting any kind of water
woiks Il hes within IS Niles Of Philadelphia &,
y miles from Wilmmgto' in very respectable
ilhbou b Cd ard very handy 70 several places Of
tIcren' kinds Of worship Possession may be hal
p tbs Isl day Of Amil next clear and rdispu
a'le 'te given Any person wishing to view said
premises, may apply 10 the subscrb i,ing theron
JACOB BEKSTLFR
sept -,h. 1921 15-tE
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-11
Newark Seminary.

We, the undersigned attended an examination Of
che Young Ladies in the Newark Seminary under
3he superintendent of Mrs Cloud, on Tuesday The
lh instant, and were highly pleased with the spe
cImens which the pupils gave of their acquaintanl
with those useful and ornamental branches of Ed
nca'lon IN which they had been instructed Indeed
the examination reflected honor on the T teachers ;
1t shwed that they had been interchangeable m their
exc inns to forward the advancement of their pu-
pills III their literary atainments We avail our
Selves OF tins occasion to congratulate the parents
aud Guardlnns OF the pupils this Seminary IFS fri
ends and the pubck generally, upon the order and
regularity prevail IN it, and especially the great
proficiency exhibited by the pupils in the different
branches OF education. The peculiar heaIthlness of
the place the cheapness nf obtaining an education
the Seminary, the dianship Of the teachc over
the pupils together with the rapid progress which
they make render it worthy Of lis full share of pub
lick patronage.
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-11
Stop the 'Thieves.
FORTY DOLLARS REWARD

Were stolen, from the subscriber, nvlnr !.
Christana Hundred New Castle County. fp.I ~
The night OF the 5tli ult. Horses the one hr,.
Ball MARE, about l3 wears old, Is hands b;.
We. much Of the English ball breed dsrk br,,s
bnd Of the eye, tour white ,eet snd lers Kali
nose, white streak up her face, and white nnds.
lip She IS natural trotter, pleasant good hac.
ney. works wen in the plough was shod an ro,,nS
and was IN good.order. The other is a blond h,.
with biac main tail and rs Ave years old. abm,.
- and a half bards high short neck no white 30
collected about him, eXcep, some Bride marks. a.,
streak acros, his ieit BAN joints, about one inc,
in length e was ie good order. shod oil rourl
PAGES principally is clumseyahackney, and verD
strong and good To work III almost any way lie !,
a little bulky about his ham POINTS which js perhan,
an indication 81 strength. but may. be taken h.
strangers as fault.
The thieves are posed to belong to comoanv -
men who hid pur, has,d OF the sub rib.r. a low,
days before, an6lher horse Tor which they paid en-,
two dollars but Of whc forty one, on examination.
proved TO be counterfeit They appeared to b.
tn ned OF thirty years OF age one Of them hal n,
snuff coored coat jean pantalets calf skin shusq.
fashionable fur hat about half worn, was about
feet 0 or II inches high with apparently sandy
hai and whlskers, and passed il the neieb6orbooj
10y the name of John TompsdA. The complexion
and hair Of the Other is dark, he is about six fee,
hi sh as well dressed as the other his hat b,l
rim rather broader than what is termed fashion,
be He passed in he ntss hborhood by the name
of Thnma, Damorse They both appeared to have
tender hands.
II is supposed the horses haye been taken to the
forest as il is h ught that they were seen taken
through Smyrna the day after thew were stolen.
The above rewa'd will be gived for the d lection
OF the thves and the return Of the horses or twenty
TsAllp Nns fl.t 4
the horses, and all reasonable charges paid on the
no ses being brought home
WILLIAM JOHNSON.
tct 25-N
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-11
10 BE BE Ted.

The property in the Village Of Newark now
the tenure OF Mis- Cloud - consists Of very
convenient well finished brick dwelling House, with
Granary Stables and other out Buildings. and abaui
Is acres Of arabic and meadow ground in a good
state Of uIti, aton
IHr III o'rias tracts are 46Ired .f.r SAFE -
Nc trici Of LAID in Mil Creek Hundred alb "
oue Male from Newark and three Miles FROM tn,
Lime stoe Qaaries, containing $50 Acres. a la,.e
ipi oporlon d viii, is VOID land now occupied y
Anaiew homson No, 2. twenty acres OF excel
lent land in N-wry. within hall mile oi Oh istian
ridge on which theleis large Brick Dwelling
House On this properly al ya'd was e mcrtt
established and Il is wril cal uli,td Tor stH ~
p"sr - ~ q ten acres sepl ted irotn no 9 by
the Pghic Road would Be sod witt it
Possession ot each Of the above Trac,s WI br
9ivennn the 2Jtii o. Nsrch neyt. For tt,7ns apaly
y Wilmln Ton e MARY BLACK or to HE suO-
scrlber in Newcastle.
J. r. BLACK
December 27 1921 4o-5t
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-11

PURSUANT 10 the testament and last will 0:
haries Thomas, deceased, the subscriber offers
riNate sale,
Farm, wish tile appurtenances,
situate II Dragon Neck, Red Lion hundred, Ne,
Castle county aud state Of Delaware, containin
about I've Hundred and Forty Acres, OF whrl
a out On tiundfet and Forty Acres are alabIt
SEVENTY es d Wood and the residue Marsh
III ABOVE Farm IS high and healthy, Handsomely
situae,i, commanding fine view Of the river Del
laware The land IS 81 an excellent pualiy, and IL
good order. The Wood and consists oi the best
Timber The above premises arc not more than d
mile and a half tom landing on The river Della
ware. CHARLES THGMAG Evacuton
Feb 12 s2c Cd
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-11
F,IR SALE.

small Farm, situated on the Wilmington and
Lancaster Turnpike Road about one tnile from
Wilmington, adjoining lands Of Isaac Stidhanl 10
seph johnson and others /; containing about 40
cres' , Of which are excellent aud well tmbetet
waad Land tire remainder lable land of good soil,
AID % FOOD state cultiyation-we adapted to
& ass and gan - The Improvements ate az 9
story stone dwelling house nearly new, with pump
o. e"'ei'en' ~aie neaf he door one large bairack
a Corn Glib and siabng a thfisqg young Annie
and lisa h oe hard, with variety d oher hur
Srees--1n'l ha dsome Young nursery d App.e.
Pear 'acn, Tho Quicks NJ ihe hest Of their
kind II ioF trsnspanring. Sad Farm is Ovid
G mo several lot, by good posi- AMI oil ,ncing
a "e'l watered by stream OF wa er that passeC
I'll nush il
ALoO. between Two or three acres Of Marsh Of
Sest quality, and IN good condition situate OH Chris
tana creek near he mouth Of Mil CT ek.
Possession may BIZ had on The 2sth oil March ins,
Arequired lem, will BE- made reasonable 10 he
put' ha,er; for which and other inturmati, Il te-
sPe6ioR the property. enqr oil the subsc berre
siding thereon LEVI STARRY
Deer, 18th 1921 --39-to5m
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-11
NOI,ICE

All persons indeHed to the estate Of DR.. JOHN
fSNYTiI late OF Cantwell's Bridge, Delaware decd.
are requested to come forward and pay the same;
and those having claims against the said estate will
please present their accounts legally attcs for sell
Element to DAVID SMYTH. Adm mr..
Wilmington, LIST mo Cd 1921 Soft
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-11
6AhE ENIlAM

HE subscriber having been solicited bv mn
ber Of his friends to raise tn, standard If rr.nr
nsNeo here equal TO any baked in Philadelpbia. has
oeeh at the pains TO procure sett OF workmru
rom the City Tor that purpose Who are well ac.
fna'nted with the best manner OF Baking CracL.
els' winch he intends keeping reg lal supply ia
:" nand, and VIII warrant them equal to any baseG
III the CITY and for sale at the Philadelpbis prr,,
:. 70 ioo, Ship!ey Street where ne has constan,Iv
on hand general assortment Of Bread. Riscn,
vac Kers' Cakes &c. also Grocere, OF an Mid,
"' sane a, moderate price he particularly invite,
- lL'ehas ana the publicta make trial of hi,
nerS' as ne IS confident that they will be fou,
equal 10 any In the City. il suitable
i given. MILLER n tIm@tr !,,e"
5''N' 'uT '1n Aosl' lost
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-11
December o7 1921
I'ER.N'PfKE ELEC1IN.,s.

The Stockholders ii tie Wilmington IN Great
Valley Turnpike Company, ate hereby informed
that an election fol Off ers SAID Company VIII
2e heid q The house Of John Nonret, on the second
Monday ~ January ne%i. at two o'clock p NJ a,
cord.ng TO law.
~ Orde' Of ,hc Toard,
J b. VANDEVER
Lee - @O--tA Secretary
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-11
Education.

Inc Suhscrber who has sue seded A Kinsey
- rs Female department OF the Wilmington 4
cadeny h! use has best excitions to continuc he
resi- ecaoiiiy and usefulness Of the seminary. beng
ven ~a'e Of the responsibility and importance d
his station
JESSE CAUSE.
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-11
10 TIE PUBLIC
O the Public.

certain JAMES Wal KER, Tanner. ba,;no
stated in the public papers that have COM II.
ally INTO possession Of Bonds which of rit.h, he
long 10 the estate Of Samuel Walker. dece,a.J ),
ana n'ther notified the obgors NO, to NAL. n,,
ment to me-" The Public and the said ohIra', .
are hereby informed tia, | h |. the said bonds hv
awful transfer from the said Samuel Walkrr 4
ana mat intend to compel payment, when II shall
be eused by due course Of law. : '"''
Nov. so, 1921 pETFp p1rp,E
96-4tD
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-11
Domestic Manufactorv.

jOSEfH SYKES returns his most grateful az (
now'eoEe'nenis 70 the public forthe encouragement
&c mas received. tie has now the pleasure to in
form them that he IS now carrying on the
New Wooilcn Factory. al Staunton.
IN its varlous branches viz. Cardny slubng spn
InnF tni'ng DYing enc Finishing Country Cloath.
ana ne iee'S c"niide' Of giving satisfaction to al
who viii favor h,n with heir commands
S'aun'on, miles from Wilmington. and fro,
Christiana, Ney 20 1879 s4-.I,,
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-11
A. K RUSSEI. y
THO's w HANDY grustees
HIGH GEMMILL

NewaTk Del. UeCembtr Eth 1871 S9-tf
Nlis DD?mosl respectfully in forms the
publ K thu tn business OF the Seminary will be
resnmed on the lib of January, next-And that the
following branches are taught, Wig; Reading, Wi
ting, Arlhmatic, English Grammar, Geography.
the use OF the Globes Astronomy, Drawing, Paint.
ing Painting on velvet and satin Embroidery, Can
vas. fancy and plain Work-And that every atten-
ton will be given 10 render the Seminary worthy of
public patronage
Newark, Dec 18Th 1921
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-01-11
.N'ElY SE.iIF,N.aRY

S BARaTOW informs Inc citizens Of Will
n,inglon and The Pubic, that he has opened n
BO ARDlNG SEMINARY OR YOUN4 LA.
DIES, IN Main Street, nearly opposite the Acadc.
my
lie will instruct in the varou, branches Of Educa.
lion upon the most improved Plans and to render
pAstIme ast/uL as well agreeable his = Better
Hall" will instruct all who desire il during ther
vacant hours, IN fashionable Needework Tambour
and Mountaineering, without any additional cha'gc.
Particular attention, will be paid to the deportmeDt &
manners OF their Pupils. Complement 25 only
Terms Board. Tuiuon, Washing, Fuel and Sta-
onaly $50 per quarter. Tuition and stationary 81
per quarter
Il is heir intention to make permanent settles
ment In this healthy and pleasant Borough; and
from their Strict adherence TO method and tfeir
long and successful experience in the Art OF Teach.
ing, they hope to merit sufficient share Of Patron
age EelrfencC II az be made to Major Peter b.
Delany. and Parents invited 10 cali at the Es-
adjustment.
CERTIFICATE OF PRESIDENT MESSER.
hro7cn Uaiversity Sent 81 1903.
certify that we hold in esteem the talents and
character of the Bearer, MIR simon Barstow late
graduate OF this institution, and that we think him
wen qualified to Ike the charge Of any School or
Academy in need Of his services
ASA MEsSER.
I'm lr l1A Il oil LEWIS DON ALL, Mayor
ZION JOHN STEPHEN. and sundry other very
respectable citizens Of Annapolis
AnnahoiS, Oct 1921.
We certify that Mr. Simon Barstow has resided
N TINS city Tor several past in the capacity of
ieacher; that his moral character is irreproacha-
pie; that we have very favo able opinion Of his
mode o. Teaching and School Government, which
Is marked by due mixture of energy and modera-
tlon tina ou children have improved uncommon
y well under his instruction that we think him
worthy OF liberal Patronage; and that we very
tnuch regret his removal, as loss to the literary
interests of our city.
Louis Gassaway Lewis DuyaI
nen'y lIuVaii John Stephen
mo II Dorsey Ninian Pinkney
Ri'hard Hai wood (ofThos) Tho Franklin.
Wilmington, Nov 10 1891 ss-law9tp