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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-19
Charles County Court,
april 5.
aaegSt Term, 1922.

dI9&St ferm, loSZ.
IN application TO the Judges oil Charles
" County Court. by Petition IN writ
iog. of Randolph B. Moore, OF Charles
Coun,y. tor the beuetlt OF the act o! As
sembly. Tor the reiiet OF insoiyent debtors,
passed al November session 1905. and tue
several supplements thereto, on the terms
mentioned therein, a schedule OF his prop
ertv and a list III creditors, on oath, so
tar as ne can ascertain them, being an,
nexed 10 ms petition ana beng salishe9
nv competent testimony, that the said
Randolph b. Moore, mas resided two years
Immediately preoedlug tue time oil his
apoljc alton, IN the q of Maryland, and
be,ng also satisfied that 6s said Randolph
B. Moore, 1, 10 actual confinement, Tor
debt and tor no other cause, aud the sala
Randolph 4 MooIe, having entered into
bond wl.h sufficient security Tor bis pers-
onal appearance n Charles County Court,
10 answer such allegations as his creditors
NAV make against hunt IS therefore
ordered and adyudged, TIA the sa'd han-
doJpb B. Moore, be discharged from IN,
orisonment, and that by causing copy OF
this order TO be inserted II some one OF
the newspapers edited in the District OF
Columhia. once a week for two months
snccessiyely. before the June Term Of
This Court. he give notice to his creditors
70 annear before the said court, at Port
Tobacco, in the SAID county, on Ire SAID
nov, lime Term of this Court, for the pur.
nose of recommending trustee tor tneir
benefit. and to shew cause, II any 'heJ
h.vs wbv the said Randolph b. Moore,
should not have the benefit OF the SeVerai
insolyent laws of his state as prayer.
Test, JOHN BANNED o'et Co..
ian l6. m
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Sugars, Molasses, Rum, &c.
IOUE n. I.1DD &. Co.

JOHN II. L.4DD 4. Co.
HAVE FOR SALE, On FAvoRABLs TERMS,
IS hbGs nusc0yado sugars
so boxes brown Havana sugars
:. 70 bids molasses
81 hbds West India
3 do jamaica }RUM.
100 bbls n. EngIsno
i3 pipes Coenac T. Marselles brandy
3 pipes Holland Gin
$50 bbIs cid rye wbiskey
% pipes de Arswos j. Blandy & Co.
Madeira wine, I'D Casks OF IL gals.
40 or casks PIco Madeira, Lisbon
cargo
Teneriie, Sicily, Madeira 4. currsnt
wines
60 bags Havana and ST. Dom. coffee
IS barrels \. Yn,k prime heel
$50 boxes Mar>eilles. mar5led, white
and Philadelphia yellow soap
rs boxes mould caDGies
10 do sperm do
TOO tons plaster
90 boxes window glass various sizes
70 dozen best olive niI
Liverpool coarse salt, sperm. and common
whale oil, smoke d behring's bills coInuripg.
weaver's reeds. hops glaub salts, plouShs,
Gu nails writing payer, Gulls ba;e shoes.
boots, Havana ana Philadelphia seears,
6gs tiberte, rice, cotton, vinegar, sugar
loaf paper, tnde,s boards. DC &c
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Notlre.

vvyHE partnership heretofore existing
under the firm Of JOHN II. RUN
NELLS& CO. was dissolved ON the 3lst
March last, by mutual consent. All per-
sons indebted to said firm are requested TO
ss,;le their accounts either by note or 9TH
.rwise, and all persons having claims a.
g,,ns, said firm are also requested TO pre-"
ssut them 20 eithsr) for Settlement.
J. n, RUNNELLS,
SAMUEL HILLS.
april 6 "
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-19
Education.

TNHE rev. Weiis .lnirsws, and toe rev
l. El,as HIrrisoa aiil open school
on MONDAY NEXT, 10 the Mechanics oaIi
Academy. they propose teaching the
ordinary branches OF an English education
in conneyiua the course usually pursued,
pre- paratve to an admission inio College;
aud 1t sufficiently patronised, IL provide
al apparatus oy which they may be ena-
bled 10 add the useful and interesting SUBJ
jsc.s OF Nat ,ral Philosophy u Chemistry.
anrI! D
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lI,e Subscribers

FEAVE a constant sapply Of the follow
l. j Ing goods on consignment, and lor
sale on reasonable terTs -
A. &. CAZEA0YE l. Co.
Madeira wioe II. L. Rum
Whiskey
Bordeaux salad oil, of les, quality
Loaf sugar in barrels
Sperm, mould and dipt candles
American and windsor soap
Segars, American and Spanish
Swedes iron, hoop and rod DO
Cut nails and brads, all sizes
Carolina moss
Cotton and cotton yarn
Window glass, all sizes
Duponts' guapowder ,'.r
Manufactured tobacco, OF The very
best quaIty y
find as usual, general assortment Of
Amercan0
German GOODS
India : by package CT
Wooden piece.
Cotton &
Linen
feb IS
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-19
Public Sale


DY virtue q = deed OF trust, executed
ID by Alexander Veitch, 10 the suhscri-
Der will be sold at public auction, on the
premises, at II o'cIocs 2oIh OF May next,
the following valuable property, to wit:
.s,u,x Four Two STORY BRICK TENE-
#fTF MENTs situated on Prince street,
Ns4 between Henry AMI fayet'e sis.
IN ALSO, three VACANT LOTS OF
GROUND, immediately adjoining said tene-
men,s, and handsomely situaied tor build
ing, fronting on Prince street, running pa
rallel with. and binding on Henry street,
to an alley. And also, three other LOTS
OF GROUND, fronting eastward on Henry
street, and running parallel with Prince
street, 1913 feet, inches, 10 the centre OF
the square.
The above described property, lying all
toy e ther, Il situated 10 handsome, heal
thy, and improving part OF the town, is
thought to make i, highly desirable to an
individual but it will be divided and Of
tered at sale, 50 rs 10 accommodate pur-
chasers The ier;os Will be made known
al the time and place OF ale.
MATTHIAS SNYDER, trustee
mar 90 i9Its
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To the Ladies.

EORaTTO DAP n,r&
takes this method ofss esse
miorming The ladies OF Alexandra and't
vicinity. ,ha' be has commenced the La
dies Fancy Stoemaking Business, on y 80.
ington.street. one door north OF me NE
ihodist church, where he has just received
a handsome assortment OF materials, con-
sis,ing OF the very best silk, Denmark sa'
tins, aud prunelIes OF every figure and CO.
lot. black and colored morocco: among
which is the hest kid for chlldren's shoes.
black kid, seal and cali skins. He has
fitted up private room to the shop tor Inc
accommodation Of ladies' to try on shGes
and set measured, where they VIII not De
exposed 10 the street Ladies who leave
their measure with him, will have las las;
fitted up Tor them, IN which case they VIII
save the trouble OF being measured Sc
conJ time. It,shall be bis constant study
to please every lady that shall favor Elm
with call. .s,e
april 2 ''I@ia"o"
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For Sale,

TIE house at present occupied
TN by Mr.. John Corse, on k'ng-s''
MssA between Fairfax and Rayai-sts.
SGThis property is so we'll known
~ bsinr among the most desirable IN town,
tba, particular description is deemed
INNS cessary. Possession may be had On
,hs let J.ly next Inquire ct
" ROBERT ANDERSON.
no IawSt
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Quarter Masters Office,

Fort WGshingtor', hpra j. 1919
CEALED proposals will be received uu-
- nj the goth instant, tor NV :,
200 Cords of HerGhantabte OAK 1000
20 he delivered on the hill at this Post ON
or before the S0th oil November pex' =
the contractor TO give good aud suthc'ent
,ecuri,v in balfth amount ot The Contract
Tor the faithful Performance ut VI.
THOMAS CHI lbs, Lieut..
AMI Quarter Master.
IA ga
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AUCTIONS.
Public Sale.

AN TUESDAY the Goth of May next.
: J will positively be sold, at the resi-
dence of the late Jacob Hciueman, deed,
AvARIETY OF
Household and kitchen Furniture.
consisting of beds, bedsteads, side boards.
tables, chairs, carpets, and one eight day
clock also, one first rate mich cow
Also, a variety Of silver spoons, soap IA
dies, cream-pots, &c. &c
THOMAS JACOBS, Exec'r.
spril 1q Is
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-19
For Freight,

.aAN The schr. CHARITY, captain
.Sasss Pike, burthen 600 barrels; will be
ready for a freight tomorrow. which will
be taken Tor some northern port in prefer
euce. Apply to JOHN II. LADD & Co.
WHO have received, per said vessel,
and Offer Tor sale.
90 tasks Thomas.on lime
400 bushels potatoes
70 barrels apples
march 90
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-19
Cleaning the Streets,

for one year; security will be required Tor
the faithful performance OF the duty. The
duty oil the contractor shall extend to dll
seasons to KeepIng open the CUTTERS al the
intersections of all paved streets, lanes
and alleys, from distractions by NTH, sc.
That all dirt manure, or other offensive
substances, oil brick bats, stone or ruoo'sh
OF any kind found scattered over the paw
ed streets, lanes or alleys tor the deposlte
OF which, PERMISSION has not been grant
ed by the superinte OF police, or I'M
less IN the act OF removal from the pre-
misses OF individuals, according to law,
shall be scraped into heaps and taken "a
way forthwith, beyond the limits OF the
corporation. JAhES CAkoON, .. =
nnrn =
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-19

o. We are authorized to
,nnouoce SYDNOR BAILEY, Esq as
Candidate at the next election tor rep.
resentatiye to Congress, from the District
composed Of the Counties OF Loudoun'
Prince. William and Fairfax.
feb q
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Trustees Sale.

ON Friday the second lay OF May next.
~ the subscriber will offer al Public
Sale on the premises, al the mansion house
formerly occupied by Charles ]. Love,
that valuable estate called
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-19

For Freight,
liz, The scbr. UAkRlET, Captain
& Taylor; burtheu $50 bbls' 81. Is
an excellent copper fastened vessel, and
will be ready to load to morrow, d would
nreier freight to some southern port. hp
f,iu :, J. II. LADD g. Co.
Who have for sale by said vessel,
90 toas plaster
S do grindstones :,
2 casks summer stained sperm OIL
march Is
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-19

rWe are requested to an
,o,,nco Dr BENEDICT VI LANE, as
= candida,e at the ensuing election IN
Fairfax county, for eeleg 'te to Tue Vif'
GINA Legislature. "aieu -
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s Ais B URY.

with the exception of 200 acres thereof;
lying on Elk Lick hun. adjoining The
land, of Sterhen Daniel, and those lately
belonging TIC g. II. Scott The quantity
intende d 10 be sold being about 1900 a.
ores. The above sale 10 he made under
the authority OF a detd OF trus, iron
Thomas Svyane, to John Hoof, 10 secure
the payment Of ceItai p bonds therein
mentioned;- sale 10 commence at 100
clock ON The day above nainsa. .= =. "a ~
Is necessary be contiputt by adjourn.
ment until finished. Terms CASH, and
II rayp.ept be not made on the spot, the
nrnperIy will be forthwith, again exposed
to sale At the risk nj he purchaser.
JOHN ROOFF, Trustee.
m,,,h OF
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For Freight,

For Frtlght,
sH The sioop PRESIDENT, cap
&E tain Titcomb; is al excellent
vessel. carrie. about Goo barrels, and will
be ready for cargo in three days:
Apply 10 WIN. FOWLE q. Go.
Who have reed per sand sioop and TOR sole
I2 hogsheads mu,covApo
e bbsFfsis ~. + sffulGs i AIRS.
40 do tanners oil
"a 900 feet mercbantable lumber
mar Is
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For Boston
For Freight,

For Freight,
kM The good schooner GENERAL
@JACKSON, Nathaniel Lear, mas
ter. burthen about 500 bb!S. and will be
ready to load in the course of this week; a
freight TO Portsmouth or Boston preferred.
Apply to } n LADD w.
Hko have for sale on board sad vessel,
loco bushels potatoes
BOO lunches onions
40 boxes mould candles
60 barrels No, ! 80 mockerel
G2 boxes Goldfish
6 6rkins butler.
8 barrels cherry bounce
5,M boards mar IL
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superintendent Office, ;
iPRiLS.

dPRiL3.
PROPOSALS w,ll be received by the
l. subscriber, unilI Saturday, the 18th
INST. Tor
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-14
Land, .Ntgroes. Corn. &c. for Sue.

IN pursuance of decd of executed To us by VIM
H. cahell, Esd hearing date ny of March in the
year 1891 aud recorded in he courts u the counties of Mel
and BNckirghRn hail. Tuesday the 18th day of
December next fair IL not, tue fair av proceed TO
sell IN the highest bidder, public auction the following
prspery, viz.
One OF land in the buckingham living on
James river and Bishops creek containing by ,ti,u
ton oJ ncrenne other tract in the said
by eStna"n 250 acres isiog Bishops creek immedi-
aey above and adj,inne the northumberland
one other rae in The c"unty aforesaid Sheys creek
containing by estimation 700 acres adjoining the two
tracts FIRST nrntioned Nj. William Oils living nj Monte
Fideu near these lands, will show them application.
Also, my seven negroes, the property of the said VIM
H. Cabei, and being all that he owns They are as
might - expected OF various ages and different sexes
among them many valuable house servants a guod
blacks mtb. and gnuh shoemaker.
Also, seven eight hundred barrels Of corn % work
steers, 10 horses, and calves 100 head hogs
great variety oi farming utensils articles OF
household and hitches furniture. Sale will take place nj
Midway In Nelson county, about miles from the tewn
of Warminsirr.
Terms Of sale The land will he on three equal ar
nuai insiamrnis the purchaser give
security, aud deed Ofirust the land. few The ne
grors viii e sod for cash. anh the twelve nns
credit As 10 all Other properly. for all above
lars, twelve months credit will he given for all sum,
than 2oo aDh nnf Ss Than 20 dollars months credits and
Cor oil sums uOder 20 dollars, three credit Bonds
win approved security will be required in all cnses
JOHN COALTER,
bsf- u 5l-tds JOHN II. COOKE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-14

and by battle, as the mouutaiueers were in
considerable force On his TANKS and rear har-
RAISING his army, capturing his baggage, mules
and provisions, and making many prisoners
The mountaineers entertain a most deadly
hatred To the Spaniards and their cause, and
are celebrated for their desperate mode of
fighting.
Such was the confidence Of the Peruvian
government of their ability to sustain and f.
ush the war, that while General Cantrrac's
army was actually encamped in their view,
they despatched an expedition Of $500 men,
under General Miller To Pisco or its neighbor-
hood, to impede the enemy's retreat by TAX
ing possession Of the defiIes in the mountains.
General Sucre, general in chief of the Peru.
wan army, intended TO have accompanied
General Miller, but was detained by indispo-
sition.
When the news Of the landing of General
Santa Cruz's army reached the city of Are
quipa, great alarm and confusion enslird. The
Spanish soldiers, aided by many of the nha-
bltants, broke open the stores, took and des-
troyed what they pleased, and committed ma
ny excuses. The Spaniards and such troops
as could be collected fed tn Cusco. Many
well informed persons are decidedly of op
Mon, that were General Bolivar in Peru the
war would soon terminate, as they Conceive
that General Canterac would readily tr.a,
with him on such terms as would ensure the
future tranquility and prosperity Of the coun-
try. These opinions are strengthened by the
course pursued by Gen. Capterac while in Ii
ma.-No Spanish flags were exhibited, while
his orders and prOciamatiOns were in the
name of the constitution evident, how
ever, all this was produced by the embarrassed
situation in which he had placed himself, to-
gether with foreboding that all his skill and
talents, would in all human probability, be I'm
able TO extricate him from the tolls and pc
rIls with which he was encompassrd.
The news by way of Panama has already
informed us that Bolivar had arrived at Lima.
+ 4m.Y;c,f,
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STOP THE NILL.AIN.

ANAWA Az 90 the ~ inst. n uIulattO man named NED
N low hut large Grca and strong n,aie fellow q
,c now-ieggcd has high full forehead dirk ewes, holes
w MS ears nleraby sharp chin, eppn counte
nance he wears his hair lied behind, reraps read
We li'ir and keen aritl fellow. lie genieelly
dressed and doubtless hasa good silver with gold
or giii chain peny Of mnnry, huot &C. lie a
grey mare about iee inches high, good order ana
sh' before shoes not much long well fornetl
marked With the np"n her shoulders has
"n one shoulders t is believed the rghi high mp an the
.hnuIlfr hlaGevery thick bu not long and tails
lsprted, and rides we'll Ned Is we'll cquipt travelling
Win hehrshin big coat with large cape, lie Is good
shcrmaher house and miller aud his hand
10 almost thing lie has probably his name
aimed Tree papers, and viii attempt pass q
some other state. will give n rrward rf hundred dol
mrs Tor Ned aud twenty dollars for mare taken with.
on" The state and delivered me- secured onin
mem or half that amC1nt, in either case ii tnken within
I've stale aud TrlUrne, or secured aforesaid.
SAMUEL MORRIS
buckingham county. Va Aug. Soft
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BY RITCHIE & GOOCH.]

II The ENQUIRER is published twice a week, general
w. and three times week during the OF The State
L,gafrrsprce, the same as eretofore, Five Dollar, per
asnua, payable in advance. Notes of chartered specie.
p,ying Banks ony) will he received, pay ment Tue Ed
iors will guarantee The safety of remung them by mail
the postage OF NIL letters being paid by the writer's
" No paper will be discontinued hut Mt the discretion
of the Editors until all arreatage have paid up
II Whoever will guarantee the payment of nine aper.
shall have tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
" One square, iess-First In serton rs cens-each
continuance, 50 cents.
No Advertisement inserted has either beer Maid
for or assumed by some in this city
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FOR THE NATIONAL GAZETTE.
THE WHALE FISHERIES.

The present depressed state of this valuable
branch Uf our commerce, must be a source of
regret 10 every enlightened citizen. The pro-
credinGs Of the meeting of the people of New
Bedford, are entitled To the consideration of
all, who feel a real interest in the commercial
prosperity of our country. The facts stated in
the report aud resolutions, are such az should
he generally known among us. The amount
of tonnage employed in the whale fishery, the
number ofseamen engaged in it, together with
the capital thus Invested, proclaim its vast hn-
poriance Nor is the prodigious income thus
derived from the Ocean, or the employment
of so much valuable mechanical abOur, as is
Immediately dependant on its success, TO be
lost sight of.
We earnestly, therefore, recommend 10
our fellow citizens generally, the consider
Of this subject and solicit the concurrence % f
those among them, who are impressed with
the Importance of it, in the effort to be made
to interest the general government in favour of
the measure recommended by the active, use
fn and persevering class of our fellow cit
zens. who are engaged in it.
Pbiladc phia, November 8, 1925. L.
DUTY ofTULoic.-At meeting Of Citizens
of New Bedford, interested 10 the Whale
Fishery. on the 9TH inst. Voted, That VIM.
w. Swain, Benjamin R0dman, and James
ltHions upon the subject Of petilioning Con
grrss, at their next session, for an increase of
duties on imported Tallow, and IL prepare
memorial 10 Congress embracing this object,
and that The same be- submitted TO the sUnsi-
Iteration of The inhabitants Of sbis town at
Meeting 10 be holden for that purpose on Sa-
turday, the 1iih inst. at which adjourned
Meeting the following Report and Resolutions
we're unanimously adopted -
THE Committee appointed ut meeting Of our
Citizens, held 0the Office Qfhe .NttO Bed(ord
Commercial Insurance Company, on .Sair-
dag, he an tnS. submit Me Johoicsng
REpoRr =
That The present state Of the Spermaceii
Whale Fishery, and the discoufaging pros
rccis attending It's further prosecution, are sub
ecis which call far The SPEEDY adoption Of
some measures 10 arrest ihe decline Of this I'M
pOrtant branch OF Om Commerce.
The present depression in value ofthc pro
ducts orthis fishery, is greater than ever before
experienced and whilst it continues, tsc bu-
sintss cannot bc followed without certain and
heavy lnss. Or merchants are therefore
compelled 10 abandon the pursuit and your
Committee cannot hut ,fw 18th anxiety, the
cheek that this section Of the country has
thereby received 10 It's prosperity, and the
consequences IS hich result 10 = large portion
nf Our community, who owe their means Of
subsistence To- its success.
The extent of these consequences vii be
mare apparent when il is known, that but sue
ship has sailed from our port for this fishery
since the commencement Of the present year
whereas there were. in 1899, twenty six yes-
sells, tonragiDg 5575 tons, and naSigated by
46J seafnen, employing capital of 100000
! In 1891, twcniy-cigh, vessels tonnnging G3is
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RAPPAHANNOCK ACADEMY

sE1E present Session will terminate ON ,hr 9oh instant
AMI ihe next VIII commence The 2iSt Octl,er
the boarding and tuInn departments will cnmhine,l
and both lac conducted from that periu by the subscriber
VIII" has Rented The institution for the ensuing year-A
Md'rms;ieA As>..Hnt ~ he engaged the num-
Der ot pupils is sufficiently Increased The heaihiness
%he situation, which l. 'rmpiniinn
the excellent accommodation afforded the buildings,
which are scinns and extensive, and
h"rosh repair together with the benefits TO be er;y-
Sihy the students rom we'll selected library, will,
p'pe en'ie this seminary ~ share OF public patronage.
TERMS.
Washing,
Ilous- Rent, $50
library Fee 80
Tuition for the Greek, Latin French, English Ian 90
cuage> and aIa. l,rTiiatirS ~
FOR English aud Mathematics alone 10
Payable n advance.
Apr WM USIyKEsWyonriI
September Of 20 o,
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EDUCATION.

VIZ subscriber will continue his schools the year
brFnln Recess, in the county Of Fluganua near New
a"n TIE cnnrse e Instruction is intended embrace
,h'uhneic English Grammar, Geography, History,
e LAIN and Greek language: those who wish IL
~ We instructed in the Mathematics Termsfor board
u nion, payable srmi-annuHy in advance each hoard
- nuipg his own he'd anti bedding, candles, towels &c
lVO Per sthonl year, For instruction IT,
e Latin and Greek nnguage uaficS or either
nlheH : SO. H"d in The English branches 90 No scho-
I VIII be recc ca into the school shorter time a..
que session, or five months. Each up will he suhec; 10
@ 20 derry The eGperee Of The rewood &r NECESSARY
r lhe school The will commence on the
VI alonday In January. Communications directed a.
~ ~, CEniou will receive proper attention
NV. ?. bg-dt- JANIS N UPouEES