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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-20
ENORMOUS PIKE.

Ie'thyofCgy x emerald lv,n Jones, OF
North Carolina, has forwarded tn thu New
Y ito Lyceuui = piece OF skin, With lis DO
ny and impene,rabIe scsl.s, from an e1or-
pous Pike. The esor osseus OF the western
waters The 6,h was killed with a ride.
in the Forksd Deer. River, near the town
OF Jackson, in thr Chickasaw country. -
Its length was six teet, giIth three tee {,
and weighed l5O pounds. Mr. Webb sa"
him in the waller The day before be was
allied, aud shot HIN on side with his
rifle; but the bullet seemed to make no
impression. The next day he got ioto a
tree sloping over the waller. and, at his ap
proach, shot bin at the junction near the
gilI., between the head and body, and kip
ed biu.. VIZ Webb and his father attempt
ed 10 carry the creature home by passing
a handspIke through the giiiopenings, ana
bearing It on their shoulders But the
length 4, weight rendered this undertaking
so difficult to accomr lish, thd! they threw
il dow in the woods. where many curl.
Gus persons went to see il. Three Or tour
other tony scaled pixies have been seen
ne ar the same place, ant tired at repeat>
edlv by Mr. Hsrcldson and Dr.. Cutler,
but without effect. All OF them have q
practice OF rising every lew minutes to
the surface. and OF sUou.ing up water
frequently TO the height OF ten ire'; and
the blowing could be he ard from one hun'
dred 70 two hundred yards. -StaIesmaa.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-20
COMMUNICATION.

We perceive, through the medium Of
the public prints, that a meeting OF United
States naval officers. has been convened
for the purpose OF teslityng their respect
for the memory of their gallant comrades
who have been killed, or fallen victims to
the climate, while on the West India sta
ton AT which time, il was
"Resolved, That MONUMENT he e.
rected in the city of Washington, CONNIE
lucrative of the ia:e of our gallsn, Com
rades, on which their names shall be IN
scrihed.
"Rcsolued, That all our brother officers
now absent. b. invited TO assist in erecting
said Monument
Tn, g resolutions are evincivs OF those
generous feelings, which, on all occasions.
characterize our naval heroes. We would
however, respectfully suggest whether the
proposed monument to thu memory OF their
heroic brother officers, premaiurely torn
from them and their country, won'd not
he an object worthy the attention and IL
berali,y OF the national government. or, oil
our wealthy merchants, 10 protect whose
properly from the IA Is OF ruthless pirates,
so many of them have fallen early victims
10 The dreadful scourge oftropicaI climates
md thereby left melancholy blank 10 the
circle OF aifectiona'e friends-tlig hted the
ta,res, budding. of a parent. fondest hope
and carried anguish and desolatIon to ma
ny a widowed heart
We are aware that our government has
no fund out cf which the expenses OF such
an obj.c, might be betrayed; and bill
proposed to Congress for an appropriation
for that purpose would probably give rise
TO as many speeches on the subject as
there are States in the Union, and thereby
consume a great deal OF time; and may IN
the end perhaps, be nd, 6n'tely postron.
ed, and consigned to the Tomb Of NE Ca
Duie6, or the rustic Mausoleum OF Wash.
ing,on. We therefore address Ourselves
TO the Merchants OF our country. and soil
cit them by every consideration that does
honor to the hest Feelings OF the human
heart, to avail themselves OF the present
opportunity to manifest their respect tor
the memory Of those who have sacrificed
their valuable lives in protecting their pro
perty, and af1ordiog security to the hume
rous seamen employed in their extensive
commerce. -,
Many Friends Of the Nauy.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-20
THE HERMIT.

Died, on the East Rock, in this town,
Turner, usually called "1hs Her.
mat +" This singular being had Tor mum
Der Of y. ars lived in seclu,ion on the top
OF this rock, tbe ascent to which IS both
Difficult, and tedious. His residence was a
c. IN. built Of earth and stone, with an
sperlurs which srIyei as an entrance and
. Chimney Al The extremity OF this ca.
bin was bis bed. composed of hnsks and
boughs, where IN Sunday the I'd inst he
W found dead An inquest was held on
the hoiy, whose verdict was, that he died
BY ne v>ita'ion oil God HIS person was
Iov 'ei win rag and IN that part OF them
which served as his trowsfs there was
found strongly sewed IN triple tolds, up
wards OF tory dollars IN silver" h,ch
ses m to snow, that. though be had re
nounrri the world, he love oil gain was
shllins Tie ooly c. mpanions al II.
re,irem were two or three sheep which
be ID W n Gaze. aud they enjoyed all his
10 derness H. va, extremely taciturn IN
bis " 'nneJs-comnuDicauv lille 10 IN
qu,rers. snd was both ignorant end iepu'
sivs. IN Wip,erhs appeared frequently at
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-20
sIOOP OF WAR HORNET.

The u. S op OF war Hornet; 10 COM
mand of Lieut. E,kridge, arrived in Hamp.
ton Roads on Saturday, from New York ,
and yesterday morning came up and an
chored above the Forts. She has brought
Two hundre seamen Tor the frigate United
States
We stated in Wednesdays paper that
orders were lett tor the Hornet TO proceec
90 TO Washington, 10 Join 'be resi- OF the
anti,piratical squadron which have alrea'
DIV sailed from hence tor that station She
yesterday, however, procee ded up to The
Navy Yard at GGsport, TO be repaired and
equipped here, with all possible despatch
We understand she will require CONSIDER
able repairs. lao.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-20
SHiPWRECK.

The scbr. Lawrence, Wing, OF Sand.
WITCH. from Boston, bound to this port,
was cast away on the hight OF The 7th INST.
on Sinnepuxeht peach, and soon after
bilged. Her cargo which consisted Of
cordage for lie iriga;e United States, and
merchandise tor suadry merchants in this
place, has been partially saved, hut some
of il IN a damaged state--no lives were
lost Capt. Wing has placed his vessel
and cargo 10 tn, hands OF the Commission
ers OF Wrecks, and sale will Or had on
Wednesday next The Lawrence went
on during heavy blow from + N. L.
and the shoals were at first supposed TO
he those Of Chinquotea and II WAS moi
until daylight next morning that The ms
take was discovered MIR. EtherIdgt, a
young gen tSmsn who goes ou' Geek to
Com Hull in the United States, to lne
Pacific, was passenger, andthe only one
on board OF her he has reached This place
[Com Reading Room Books
ANO HER
An American s,bf not understood where
belonging or bound. but Irom MADEIRA,
laden with wine and trui', was cast away
on Monday night last, near The Wash
Woods about Is miles S. Of Cape Henry
Light House Grew all sayed-yessel
hilged, and will 60 to pieces part OF the
cargo has been saved, and efforts are sti!I
making TO save more lib,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-20
FRs o. s. sehr. Shark arr;irs1.

NohF,I.k. Nos. II -t l. schr,
Shark. LEU, Com III Stevens, lro,'i
Thompson. Island, via Havana, arrive
at this port yesterday mornmg--leit the
Island the ain inst. Commodore RODGERS,
Doctor Harris and Doctor WashiTgt op
hspe returned 10 the Shark, alter having
hesn x avs ~ The Island, and perform d
allthe dulles connected with their mission
We learn from C mmunlcation 'bio'
Mr.. Lyford, keeper OF tbe Commercial
Reading Room, that in consequence OF the
climate beng uniayorable to HE recovery
OF sick, il was iermed advisable TO trans,
port them Immediately TO some Northern
port. The schooner Hero sailed CA the
28tb ullimo with twenty -bYe OF the sick,
under the charge OF Dr.. Williamson, aud
the brig Harmony sailed on the first in
slant with thirty.iour SICK, under the care
OF DR. Hoffman. These vessels are hour
~ expected at this port.
Measures were promptly taken BY Com.
modoye Rodgers, to improve the situation
of the island in which he 50 happily sue
ceeded. as TO leave them in comparative
comfort
Lieut.. Rosseau, prudent and active OF
ficer. was left in command OF The Island.
Dr.. Christie, vino arrived in The Terrier
Two day. before the Shark sailed. was ap'
poinred to take charge OF the huspita.
The only U. S vessel lett at Port Rod
gers. was the schr Greyhound, which was
undergoing some repairs. Com Rodgers
made such dispositions Of the other YES
sells attached to The station, as was brsl
calculated to protect our valuable com.
meIce in ,bosse seas. The energetic and
discreet measures adopted by this veteran
officer during the twelve days that he re-
manned al the island, will be attended. we
are very certain, with the best results
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-20

When the Spanish patriot Rleso tssy,
the National Gszetie) was escorted a, ,
prisoner TO Carolina, some Of the rsbbIe
attempted 10 msil,ral him. When be ar,
rived before bacony from which, IN,
year before. he haransued The people, he
turned round to French officer. and
pointing to the crowd which Surrounded
The n, he said These people whom now
you see so violani against me, bore m. ID
lriunpb last year, and The town. contrary
to my wish forced me TO accept word
as a testimonial During the whole u, Oh,
I passedh here. he houses we've llun lu.'sd,
the people danced under ny windows md
deatened me with their accIauations.'
This is an Instance. sdded TO Thousands.
Of the muiableness and faulty OF the Eu.
ROPE an populaoe. Having no real know,
ledge nor sense OF their rights, no self. res.
pect, they are ready To Try out equally
Tor liberty or despotIsm. 10 kill Or crown
the champion Ot their freedom aud welfare,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-20
-. do,,. AZ Ii. citizens. With bastst-

The doors OF the cftlxehss WNu udseo-
assea ;or nothing, spoke lit,ie-hu' MAI
ever was gwen bin he took away quietly
The only food found ~ his tenement' " as
two or three birds, pick ed for cooking, and
a tev potatoes We believe ne vas ma.
tive of some OF the neighborinG town., 6u,
of his early lie, or the motives which leo
him 10 seek such au uncomfortable ssy
nm fran the vaniiies OF life, we have no
knowledge. ~. HaOe" He'o'"'
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-20
IN Em5a1gs bad been laid At H,v,,

An En5d|ga bad been laid at Hav,n,
upon ajyes>-ls bound 10 the ves,u
Supposed to be IN CONSEQUENCE OF au.,,e,
-t'tion, with troops, provisions, &c. viii.
It was believed was a5outto sall from ,l,,
port Tor Vera Cruz wat
Markets TOR American produce wer. ,.
ther heavy Rice had declined 10 6 a a.
dollars; hour in smaiI lots is d. .h,a
from New. York just arrived, had on Lo. "a
+, oUO bbls. and was expected TO pro,, %
with 1t to New Orleans. Mu,cova,i. sr.
CARS were very scarce, a. was also prime
green tohee: The crop OF lhe latter was .x.
pecled 10 be short the present season,
The Congress Of Colombia having 40.
creed an annual pension OF thirty thousand
dollars per auDum 10 President Boiiyo,
they remark as a Justification OF i'm. a ,y'
nlhceDt testimony OF the gratitude OF n.
Republic That at the lime " ben buly.r
commenced the immortal work OF I,b.r,.
ting his country. and founding the Repub.
liz OF Colombia, he was young and rcb.
aRd now that he has the glory of ba,,n,
completed this heroic undertaking, be find,
h,mseIf, after having consumed b, Mos,
furnishing years OF hi, lite, berelt Of N.
patrimony which he inherited from his an.
castors. in consequence OF having cop,e.
Grated bis lite and fortune 10 the .acred
cause OF liberty and Independence: thu, :,
ia The duty ot the REPUBLIC 10 provide =
suitable and decent maintenance for oos
who has gwen ii being aud from whom !,
reasonably expects TO be exalted 10 that
height oil greatness and perfection to which
its destinIes call ~ dem. Prs.a
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-20

Philadelphia, Nop l7.-By the brig
Caroline, Capt. jones, arrived on Sstur.
day, we have received Havana papers OF
the 3O,h ult. They contain nothing oil 10.
terest.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-11-20

TIE hip RayarI, arrived New fort
on Wednesday last from Havre, brought q
number of passengers. among v h"S u
Mr. Durant 81 Andre, Coasul ''eRera
from France to the United States.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-03-08
S1NO ReNara.

ID UN A~As srogn toe subscriber, living in
I'd Barren county, Kentucky, On the main
road leading from Nashville 70 Lexington, my
negro slave B1l, Err He is about six feet
high, stout, rough, and raw bonad shutters If
interrogated or made mad. He took with him
apair Of saddle bags. Ii is supposed he has
obtained free papers, and will make his way
for some of the free states, most probably
Ohio. | will give the above reward for the
said negro. If delivered to me in Barren cous.
~, or fifty dollars if secured in any jail, SO
get him again. Oct. 5, 1922.
f. HAYDON.
Nov 2--721Sn
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-03-08

o WIN should we seek 10 antieipse sorrow,
BY throwing The flower Of the pese mt away
And gathering the black rolling couds of to-
morrow,
To darken the generous sun Of today,
How often we brood over misery madlA
Till we murder the Hope that was semitic in
spire;
And Pleasure, grown old and decrlpid, tnrns
sadly,
To shake his grey locks DER the tomb Of
his.sre
Cherish Hope; and, though life by affection
be shaded,
Still his ray shall shine lovely, and gid the
scene DER,
Like the dew-drop that gIistens the leaves
when they're faded,
4 bright and as clear as it glistenea es. e.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-03-08
LAND OFFICE MONEY.

The Secretary efste 7reasury hos directed, tlas
bills Of the taiiozvinp Baaiks only, shall le re-
ceiped at he Land Office in Ed1uards1a2t
Bank of the United States, and its branches
Bank of Illinois, shawanrtowna
Banks in Boston,
Banks in the city of New-York,
Ranks in the city of Philadelphia,
Banks OF Baltimore, Except the CtyBank.)
Banks in the District Of Columbia, cxcepf
tne Mercnants& FRANKLIN Banks OF AexandyrA
eauks inkhchmonA, Va.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-03-08

Several errors having escsp oar
notice 10 the publication ofthe following
Address last week, in justice to the gen
tlemen whose signatures it bears, we
give j, reinsertion, corrected
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-03-08
NOTICE.

rs hereby given, to all persons having inst
q and legal claims against the estate OF RO-
nERT EOBSoN, late Of Green county, xnd
state Of Illinois, deceased, that they are here
by notified to exhibit their claims, legally
proven, for adjustment, within one gear from
the date hereof: and all those thar are indebt
ed to said estate are requested to make imme-
diate payment, to 1
JOEL MEACHsM,,.a ,!,n;nistrator
Of Rodeu. Ho6so,,, decsast1
September Is, 1871
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-03-08

now 10 90 without mem. Is there cor
ner OF the Christian world, where II is
attempted to justly slavery as an abstract
right
What strange spectacle would be
presented 10. the civilized world, to see
the people OF Illinois, ye, innocent ofthis
great national sin, and IN the full enjoy
meni 81 ali the blessings Of free govern
ment, sitting dow IN solemn convention
TO deliberate and determine whethsr they
should introduce among them portion
OF their fellow beings, 10 be cut off from
those blessings, to beloaded with the chain
OF bondage, and rendered unable 10 leave
any other legacy 10 their posteriy, than
the inheritance of their own servude !
Inc wise and the good of all nations
would blush al our political depravity.--
Our professions of repubiicanisin agd
equal freedom would incur the derisIoa
oi despots and the scorn and reproach of
iyrsnts. We should write the epitspA
OF free government upon It's tombstone
8. /, is inexpedient; because it will
re'ard the prosperity of our state for
years 10 come. Emigration into it viii
cease irona every quarter. From. the
slayeho lding states, because it will be a
long time before there will BE- any deci-
SION OF the national courts upon the effect
OF the ordnance; and no man from those
states will venture hitler win his slaves
SO long as he may incur the risk Of losing
them. There will be no ei.-ira,iou
rom the other states, because the people
OF those states viii not take up their
abode where slavery is tolerated. lis
ioexpedient, because slavery is not essen
tai 70 the growth and prosperity OF
country; and OF the truth OF this remark,
he states OF Kentucky and OHIO furnish
speaking evidence.
In the name OF the unborn millions
VINO viii rise up after us, and CAL US
blessed or accused, according to cur
deods--in the name Of the injured Sons
OF AfrIca, whose claims 80 equal rights
vi /, their fellow men will plead their
own cause agsinst their usurners before
the tribunal of Eternal Justice, re
r1lIlre Yan, fellow citizens, to PONDER
UPON THESE THINGS.
RlsDON MOORE,
WILLIAM KINKADE,
G.. CALDWELL,
A. BANKSON,
JACOB OGLE,
CUR riSS BLAEENfAN,
ABRAHAM CAIRNS,
THOMAS MATHER,
WILLIAM LOWRY,
JAMES SIMS,
DANIEL PARKER,
GEORGE CHURCHILL,
GILBERT I. PELL,
DAVID M'GAHEY,
STEPHEN SrlLLMAN.
Vandaha, 1872 Fe6rnayy, 1923
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-03-08

80 "s3 iO-<
NINIAS EDWARDS,
SIMON VANogsDALL,
JosEpH CLEaG, iN On-ANoEhf'
DANIEL SULLIVAN, &
WIN. *. BEARD.
YRWiS day came the complainant, by his
u counsel, and 1t appearing to the statistic IN
or tae court, tast the defendants Joseph Clegg
and Daniel sullivan are not inhabitants Of this
state; and they having FILLED to enter tl,eir
appearance herein agreeabiy to law and .}s
rules ct this court, on motion Of the comDian-
ant, by his counsel, il is ordered, that unless
The said defendants Joseph Clegg and Daniel
sullivan do. appear here on or before The first
day OF the noXt siarch term, and answer the
complainant's biii herein, that the same will oo
taken Tor confessed against them ard it is fur
Their ordered, that copy OF this order be IN
serted IN the Edwardsyie Spectator, PUBLISH
ed in this state. for three weeks successfully.
copy. Att: JOHN HAY, Clerk.
March 1-4t
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-03-08

STATE OF ILLINOIS.
SO. CLAIR County C,rcuu Court, Sea-
TENDER Term, 1922.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-03-08

VandaAa, 1872 Fe6y0ayy, 1923.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-01-28
BOARDING SCHOOL

FOR YOUNG LADIES. .4T NETI4RR, DEF.
FHNiE subscriber proposes open School for Young
n Ladies, in which they shall be instructed in the follow
ing branches Reading, Writing, Arithmetic English
Grammar and Composition, Rhetoric, Geography, Ancient
and Modern, with the use of Maps and Globes Natural
history, Natural Philosophy, including Astronomy and
Chemistry Elements of history and of Moral Science On
Sundays their attention shall be directed to the Study Of
the Bibles Sacred History and the Evidences of Christi
anity Proprety Of conduct, elegance Of manners and
moral recitude shall be incucaed with the utmost asst
duty and care. WIS.,
The terms for boarding and tuition shall be IS dolls.
quarter, or S32 50 if paid in advance. Books and Sta
toary shall be furnished at the usual prices Ppils will
be received at any time after this date e. 49,
The healthy and pleasant situation of Newark is so en
orally known, in consequence of the high reputation Of lis
academy, that any recommendation Of it. as an eligible
place Tor Boarding School, is deemed superAuous On
the part of the Teacher nothing shall be omitted that is
calculated to promote the improvement of his pupils For
information respecting his character and qualifications, he
respectfully refers to the Rev. A. X. Russell PRINCIPAL of
the Newark Academy, and to the Rev. James p Wilson.
D. d. Pastor Of the First Presbyterian Church in the
city Of Philadelphia. WILLIAM SHERFp
sVe1Odrk, January 4h, 1928. los tf
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-01-28
For SALE.

A FARM in Appoqunimink hundred, Newcastle county,
N known BY the name of Camden Farm containing about
$50 acres of land, with good proportion Of marsh, and
marsh meadow already enbaned, and more may he made
at reasonable expense. 1t is within one mlc OF Cant
wells Bridge, where there is always ready market fer all
Kinds OF grain Il is rendered the eligible from its
situation on the State Road and the naygahc stream Of
APPOINTMENTS, which facilitates the conveyance Of its
produce to the Philadelphia and other markets
The improvements arc commodous dwelling house
with well OF good water the door, and larre barn
&c The situation is one of the highest and healhes in
the neighborhood.
ANY person wishing 10 view this properly will please to
apply to Daniel Corbet Or Thomas Belyle, Caitwelrs
Bridge.
Terms OF sale, which will be accommodating NAV be
made known on application 20 JAMES COCHRAN. wi.
mingon, or in Jenkinown, Montgomery county, Pemsyl.
wanna, TO JOHN MANN, or
JOEL X MANN,
Administrators of the Estate Of JAMES NJ MANY. decd
December 81, 1922 IO5-tf
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-01-28
VIII be Exposed to Public Sale.

b. 9th day, the 9Th of next month, valuable plan.
snip OF East Marlborough, Is miles from Wilmington aJ
from Nestcheser convenient places of Worship and
schools bounded by lands late Of Richard Baker decea.
sea- " M Alien, Wm Cloud and others, good propor
uo OF Whicn is woodland the remainder arabic in eh
state OF cultivation, divided into convenient fields Wiz
stream OF Water passing through the same Young ,b
wing apple orchard, with number Of other Fruit Trees
II ne improvements arc Brick House 10 bv 25 feet -
wth Pump of Water in the Kitchen "a large Stono
arn, WIN Waggon-house and Corn-crb attached stone
opphg-house over a never failing Spring of water
sale to commence at O'clock on said day when a,4,
dance will be given and the Conditions made know L
january 18Th, 1926, 4''''o 100 n' u.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-01-28
FOR RENT.

IN the village Of Cah'welis bridge Ncwcastl. County,
large and comuodios dwelling house and store house
adjonin5, in public situation, hes long time been es-
tablshed gtand Tor mercantile business with good
garden and lot. Possession Of the house be Civ
EN- immediately and possession Of the Dwelling house on
he 25th DAY of March next.
ET0R SALE--Throe water lots Just below the Bridge,
D. on tn: West side Of Ap2oquinnink Creek advantage
oush situated for erecting ganres Tor storing grain For
terms apply TO MARY BRADFORD.
CantWcWs Bridge December Z, 1922. 96-f
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-01-28
Il. M. POMEROY'S

.HET.HLLIC STRAP and PASTE
sHOR Racers, Surgeons Instruments &c manufactured
by Constant, Kirkland, and Co. Waingford, Connec-
tcut, and sold at the Waterman Printing Office and Book
store No lO5 Market street The above Strap and Paste
ound trial far superior 10 any ever before used in this
c. any other country. January 1873.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-01-28
EDUIHITON.

s. BARsToW respectfully informs the public that lie
has resumed the arduous duties Of his profession in tie
YOUNG LADIES AcAnEMT and that he is furnishing il With
Maps, Globes and other apparatus necessary for acquiring
an extensive and useful specimens
Of Improvement and scholarship may be seen BY calling
the establishment.
IEkMS-Board, Tuition and Stationary, $50 per Or.
,,,., Tuition and Stationary, 81 per or.
Wilmington, Sept 10, 1922. H-tf