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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-05-30
SHERIFF'S SALES.
BY DAVID c. WILSON. SHERrrv

EpY virtue of It Of Vena Exponas to me directed
23 will be exposed to pubb sale, the house of John
Grow, Newcastle, in Newcastle hundred on Saturday the
IN day OF June next, at o'clock, r. NJ the following de-
scrbed plantation Of land situate living and being
IN the hundred of Appoquininin and county Of Newcas-
tle;-No Ia Farm adjoining lands Of Isaac Gibbs Will
Lam Rothwe, the heirs Of Edward Wilson, John Craw-
ford and Others, with large two story brick dwelling
house, brick kitchen, frame barn, stables granary corn
cribs and other out buildings, also small frame dwelling
house, and good apple orchard thereon, containing four
hundred and seventy acres be the more or less -
No 2-ln said hundred, adjoining lands Of the heirs Of
Enoch Joyce, heirs of John Clark Heirs Of John King
decd, and Others, with frame dwelling house and kch-
en-, corn cribs and granay thereon erected contahg two
hundred and fifty less. Seized and taken in
execution as the property Of james Crawford.
Newcastle, May II, 1925 4+-4t
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EuUG.AILllN.

5. BARsToW respectfully informs the public that \
has resumed the arduous duties of his profession IN M
YOUNG LADIES ACADEMY and that he has furnished M
Maps, Globes and other apparatus necessary for acc
an extensive and useful educationS Satisfactory SPECIMEN
Of Improvement and scholarship may be seen BY calling
the establishment.
TERMS-Board, Tuition and Stationary, S39 Der On.
- Tuition and Stationary, 81 per Or.
Wilmington, Sept. 10, 1922. 7l-lf
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(.Ns,ecastLs connty IN "a state Of Dglaware sd

(1Ee'ccaste county IN the state Of Delauare, set.
u virtue Of az order of the Orphans court for the said
county Of Newcastle viii be exposed sale, at pub
lie yendue, Saturday he hiryrst day Of May next at
two o'clock in the afternoon, the house of Eli Lamborn
InnEeeper, III the Borough Of Wilmington Chrsana hun
dred and county aforesaid lot Of ground the corner
OF Market and Hanover Streets the Borough aforesaid
on which are erected two story brick dwelling house.
with two story brick kitchen also two story frame
building nearly the LOT is about 81 feet inches on
Market street, and continues thar width about 25 feet
there IS then offset OF fee nches leaving the resi-
due OF the lot Is feet to Hanover street. along which it
continues about AS feet making the whole about 10 feet
from Market street Ais, lot Of ground on the north
west side Of Orange street, being Sc feet front on Orange
street, and continuing hat breadth about feet on which
are erected two story brick dwelling house and frame
kitchen; bounded BY lands fMchae bInre and others
Also lot OF OF marsh IN the Brandy wine narsh containing
three acres more or less, bounded by the marsh road
marsh OF William Robinson, Christana creek and marsh
Of Allan Thomson being the real estate Of James Mar.
shall, decd.
Attendance will be given, and the terms Of sale made
known at the time and place aforesaid by the executors Of
the said deceased THEN attorney BY order Of the Or
phaps Court. MATTHEW KEAN Clerk
IseW-SAStles April SUM- 1878. 40---Gt
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THOMAS .M,DOtVELL

ERAS removed his Office to No. ca King Street "I
mington where he continues to perform the al,',
ae Office Of Justice Of the Peace and Notary faohs
Aiso, executes Bonds Mortgages, Letters Of AIo@ 49,,
Deeds, walls Leases Releases and Instruments q WHY
generally, with accurc, and despatch. :
Wilmington, February 49, 1928. ~
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-05-30

agY virtue of writ of Vend. Exponas to directed,
kB viii be exposed public sale, at the house Of John
Crow Newcastle, in Newcastle hundred on Monday tie
9Th day Of June next, at O'Clock r. NJ. the following de-
scn5ed undivided one seventh part Of tracts parcels
and county Of Newcastle, viz No IA farm in said
hundred adjoining lands OF Jesse Bouden, Nathan Boud.
en- the hers Of James Erwin, and Others with log dwell
ling house, kltr'en and barn thereon erected containing
eighty acres more or ess-No. 2Adoinng lands Of ia
cob Fariss Esqr John Lomprie, heirs Of Jonathan Gore
and others, with log dwelling house and barn thereon
greeted, containing forty acres more less-No 3-A
lot in the village Of Glasgow, rdjonng lands Of Benjamin
stanton and others, with la dwelling house thereon
erected, containing three or less-No. "A
lot IN said village adjoining lands Of ELI Nowan Ann I'm
dt'yood and others, with small dwelling house thereon
ereeEcd containing less. Seized and Ia
@ea " execution as the property Of Andrew Ilugg.
Newcastle, May IS, 1923. 4l-4t
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CNtlccastLe coAntg, il .he sac Of DeLarare "a

(sVsa0eastLe county, il The state Of Delarare, sc't.
virtue Of an Order the Orphans Court for the said
lie yendue, on Saturday the 3lst day Of Nav inst at
o'clock in the afternoon, the house of Joshua Hutton
Wilmington sign OF the sheaf Of Wheat, High streeall
aforesaid bounded the Southeast by Westsreet on 5e
Northwest by Pasturc-sreet, the Northeast bv land a
Allan McLane, and the Southwest BY land Of Joshua
Pierce and others containing about eightytwo feet six in.
ches in front on West-street and running that with
through TO pasure-sreet, with the improvements and an
purenances being the real estate of Caleb Johnson dec
and to be sold for The payment Of his debts Attendance
win be given and he terms Of sale made known ~ M
time and place aforesaid by LEWIS II. JOHNSON Admir-
OF the sad deceased, OF his Attorney.
by oraGr II HE Orphans Cart,
MATTHEW KEAN, CPk
Newcastle, MAY 9Th, 1913. 40-4t
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Z. Nj. POMEROY,S
.l[ET.4LLTC STR.QP .AyD pqSTE

BTOR Razors, Surgeons Instruments &C. manufactured
by Constant, Kirkland, and Co. Wallingford Connec-
tcu and sold At the Waterman Printing Office and Book
store NO. io9' Market street Ihe above Strap and Paste
found on trial far superior any ever before used in this
or any other country January 1898
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CONCERT.

Al CONCERT of voco and instrumental music will be
IN held Saturday the 31st inst at O'clock p NJ in
the ID Presbyterian Church, in Wilmington Tickets 25
cts for sale at Robert Porters James Wilson's Bookstores.
May %, 1928 4S-3t
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April IS, 1925.
A Teacher Wanted.

"A PERSON we'll qualified to teach the various branches
OF an English school, who well recommend
e. ana none other need apply have situation in the
of the subscribers.
JOHN ERWIN, WILLIAM IiERDMAT
MICHAEL KiNCH, JOHN L. MORRIS
April 90, 1928. 25-4t T.,s,e.s
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NOTICE.
Imtortant 10 Farmers, TaDern Kfeters r.,
Travellers and Economists IN G.n,.,. I'''


The advantages derived from straw use,..Sr,
SEES, cattle and even sheep, has long been
knowledged by experienced agricuuraistsn ~ Nv sd
many parts OF America 10 be very great II NV w
fitness for horse, not only because it is much ~ tc
hay, but it at once secures them against heays S
founders three most destructive diseases ID
ARE liable, and which often destroy them Il IL. .9
their usefulness, 1t has been used with asor;li
cess IN tattenng cattle in the STALL by genteman;%sS
nectlcut, whose experiment has been recommpndalS
laid before the agricultural societies in ConneriSaa
Massachusetts. Sheep also do well, fed on straw n
ca III the ordinary way, as fer horses. These AMI ~
otner successful experiments have been made BY ear
vantages arising from the want Of some easy and ss
method Of cutting the straw. The importance o5sn
ject has long time called upon the genius Of bob @
and America, to supply the public with some eyns's
machinery for the purpose. Many trials have befD r,
and many specimens Of great ingenuity and eynene. i.
been exhibited; some of which have done honor =
inventors, but in general have fallen short, in uly fa
old Dutch Snibox, SO called !' WV |
But the publicare now invited to call and view o,,r
selves. 80 sV |
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FOR SALE,

me brick houses, nearly and well finished,
W situated in very pleasant part of the Borough in
ShpIey street For further particulars inquire of the sub
ing in all its variety, at No l47, Market street.
SAMUEL WOLLASTON.
Wilmington, mo. Oath, 1925. 35-9t
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STRAW CUTTING MACHINE

which we confidently think far exceeds every
purpose, before exhibited both as it respects ss,
cheapness Of construction and ease Of operation
1t has been in use in Massachusetts six Wears ana
nands universal appreciation. II is latciy nsrc,J
Giles Dayton, the inventor, Of whom the sub,cri,h
purchased the exclusive right Of making and yeadn
in the state OF Delaware and has also fbe agens"
virtue Of power Of attorney from said pateptee y
the above right to any person or pelsons in the con
Philadelphia, Lancaster, York, Bucks and Norhamntm |
the state of Pennsylvania. ABRAHAM FyrS |
June 1S. 1822-1y Near New rssis
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virtue OF writ Of Yend Exponas, TO me directed
as will be exposed public SALE at The house Of John
Grow, Newcastle, il Newcastle hundred, on Monday The
9Th dy Of june nest, Al O'Clock r NJ. the following
described Undivided one seventh part Of parcel
Of land, situate in the hundred of Pencader and county Of
Newcastle, VIZ ;-No. "A farm ii said nindled adion.
ing lands Of Jesse Boulden, Naa Roulen and others
with log dwelling house, kitchen, frame barn thereon
erected containing eighty acres Or less No 2Ad
joining lands efJacob Fairs Esq john Lomprie and 9TH
ers WIN log dwelling house and barn thereon erected
containing forty acres more less-Nn ga lot in the
village OF Glasgow adjoining lands Of Benjamin Stanton and
others with log dwelling house thereon erected con.
tanning three acres more Or lessNo A lot in said vii
lage adjoining lands q Eli Nowlan, Ann Underwood and
others, with small dwelling house thereon erected, con
tanning one more or lesslhc seventh part there
OF beng seized and aiken in execution the property Of
Jacob Ilugg.
Newcastle, May 90, 1928. DIT
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DOMESTIC NM FOREIGN
DRY GOODS.

MUST OPENED by the subscriber NJ 67, Narket-street
~ at tile stand formerly occupied by Levy Talcy oppo-
Site K. keddy's Inn, extensive assortment Of WOODEN,
Cotton Linen and Six Goods, which will be sold whole
sale or retail at the lowest Philadelphia prices
CIIALkLEY SOMERS.
WHtnington, 5th Mo. list, 1928 37-9tp
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COTTON.
HOTEL.

UUTEL.
.-4-T1 THE subscriber having taken the
e3s BI@ House lately occupied by james Frazer in
~ E#Nt tie Town of Newcastle, respectfully soi
s1sASss cts share Of publc patronage This House
where the Judges uf the several Courts and the Gentlemen
of the Bar, generally put up during Court TERMS stua
opposite the Court House, commands fine view OF the
River Delaware and the Fort the Pea Patch and is well
calculated Tor comfort any season of the year Ii has
undergone considerable repair and has attached 10
large sable and she'd III complete ORDER and fine ward
Passages in the Il9ver Stage, Wilmington Hack, and
Steam Boat for Philadelphia, Can be taken.
HENRY STEELE.
April !, 1898. 30-tf
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
BY virtue Of law passed BY The Legislature of the State
Of Delaware, he 30th IF JANUARY 1926 nave had the
Tact parcel Of Land therein described surveyed and
plot ofthe made and returned into the Rec rers
office Of Dover il and for Kent county, for the niona-
ton Of ~ persons who may be concerned.
WM. HOPKINS.
Dover, April 10, 1925 132-3m
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-01-07
SUMMARY OF NEWS.

Adyices from Morocco mention that the emperor nav.
ing lately left his capital with army que nur
recton mat existed in province OF Zgara his army
abandoned him and dspesedand he and bis chiefs were
exposed to the greatest dangers. This event caused
great alarms and commotion in the empre.-The
Swedes have settled their differences with the emre
ror Of Morocco. --WaTsaw accounts say that the
greater part Of the Russian western army. which was
10 have fallen back 10 the interior OF the empire had
received orders 10 retain its present position Tbs
southern army arranged Tor winter quarters as
to be united at very short notice. if the Turks should
manifest any hostile iRtenti0n.-The European pa
pers contain frequent Of the transactions and
purposes OF the congress AT Verona. But at so early
period of the session little reliance be placed up
on them--An English officer arrived in London,
who he'd recently passed through the lines Of the
French army on the frontier Of Spain, sepous il to
amcun' to 10000 men, with superior park of anie-
ry. French papers assert that the frontier army had
bIOken up, and gone into csntonments.--It is re.
ported that the destruction Of the pirates III the ycini
y Of Cuba By the British squadron is compete-
The king Of Sweden and Norway has opened the ports
ct their countries to South America.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-01-07
l'OETR Y.
THE WINTERS WALK.
BY DR.. JOHNSON.

BY DR.. JOHNSON.
Behold, my friend, where'er we rove,
What dreary prospects round US rise
The naked hill, the leafess grove,
The hcary ground, the frowning skies.
Not only through the wasted plain,
Stern winteris thy force confessed
Still wider spreads thy horrid reign,
| feel thy pow'r usurp my breast.
Enliv'ning hope and fond desire,
Resign the heart to spleen and care,
Scarce frighted Love maintains her fire,
And rapture saddens to despair.
In groundless hope, and causeless fear,
Unhappy man behold thy doom,
Still changing with the caangeful year,
The slave of sunshine and Of gloom.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-01-07

Treasury Repot.-The annual Treasury Re-
port was on Tuesday last laid before Congress.
The receipts Of the Treasury during the year
1921, including the loan Of 100000 dollars,
amounted to Sl9, 578,7 O3, and the expenditures
during the same period, to Sl9,O9O,572.
The receipts of the three first quarters Of the
present year, amount to $l4,745, 4OG, and those
Of the present quarter are estimated at $1,000,
600. The expenditure of the three first quar-
tiers have amounted to $l2,278,653, and those Of
the present quarter are estimated at S6,OOO,00O
The estimated balance in the treasury at the
end Of the year, is 50, l48,347.
The amount of the funded debt on the LIST Jam
uary last, $93, 423 1885, II will amount on the
lst Of January 1928, to the sum of goo I'M ADJ.
The Secretary estimates the receipts of the
year 1928, at 21,l00,00o, including 100000
from the customs, and 100000 from the public
lands.-The expenditures OF the same wear are
estimated at $l5,0og,597.
The amount Of public debt exchanged for
five per cent. stock, under the act Of the Goth
April last, is only S56,704-
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-01-07
NEW GOODS-ViE::

Ao JIst received, and now opening, an ex
l. tensive assortment Of
NEW GOODSVig:
SuPerfne, middIing & low priced BROAD
CLOiH5
Do. do. do. CASSI MERES /;
indies Cioth-Dafils-Bl Blankets laRnels;
Ca-simer ShawIs-Long ShawIs
Mefino Points-Coroline PlaiJs;
Green BckiRg--Bomsazetts, twiI'd fgut'd
and plare;
5 black Bombszine-blue Rs;tinet
Twili'J flag Handkerchiels--b black Italian
Handkerchiefs
Fancy elk Haadke chefs--twil'd German
Harlke Ch:efs
Piail Sarspeis-6gu' J black silk Vesi;ng;
Black silk Velvet-W Oolr7 Veuing.;
Women's black al @.'ecn', rd ,yar.ted Hose );
Mems woseied wo ara \ g,Ia half Hose
ChiIdreB'~ wor- tel a4d nouI socks
W ,nen's black and Nh . KID Gloves:
Children's Gloves Mem black Gloves;
Cotton -L CO. bilck reD
CL,pt7 Faroi.1.r--r. 3 Canh.ick -ar,:
Twiil'd and plane Gahouns--. olli.. .,,bone ;
Linen "heck-Lancaster Sheeiing e. Shir.ings ;
Spool Cot'oq-cilk and Twist
Coat, vest, sgili and six B itton-;
bale Ca RPETING.
-4LSO-
Live Geese and comm n FEATHERS;
B. diicking. FrIuges, Laces, &c.
BEDS made At Dor; n9'ce
PAPER HANGlNGS, a great assortment.
Nov. 5, 1922.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-01-07
DQTECTTT

school for the deaf and dumb is oDenea this week
at Cincinnati Onio under the instruction OF Dir.
James Chute who has spent considerable time in pre-
paration the asylum in Hartford. -Messrs Far.
mer and Moore, of Concord N. IT, editors Of Celer-
tons in History, &C." have issued proposals .or a
monthly publication, III vhick cbey will add 70 their
Collections Journal, embracing a eater variety of
subjects and possessing literary ard scientific
character. We understand they have already publish
ed many interesting facts relative the early history
of New-Hampshre, and that they have materials for
extending the publicat much faIther.-The a.
mount paid TO revolutionary pensioners the past year
was Sl,353,3 BOB 10 other pensioners, S3I5,773. Ia
the time S2Ol 600 were expended for the manG-
facture Of maskets.-The whole force Of the L. (.
army allowed by law is 6l93; bu the actual force Is
only 52ll 641 persons enlisted during the YEAR
Com. Porter is preparing for his expedition against
the pirates with great alacrty Government have pur4
chased several small vessels, and a steam boat flor
S35,OO0) which plies between Washington and Nor
folkA bill TO prohibit the Introduction Of slaves in
10 s. Carolina. either for barter, sale exchange is
before the legislature Of that stateThe legislature
Of Kentucky have before them BILL refusing members
wages for a longer period than 80 days.-The pop
ulation of New-York city has increased in 66 years
from 1881 to l23eO0 In 20 years il has more than
doubled.--l38 citizens Of Washington aud Georre-
town. have petoued Congress 10 grant or millions
in favor Of the GIeeks-In the village OF Rochester
on Gennessee river, ~ Y. the first house was built ia
1872 The village now contains 5000 inhabitants, 20
merchants stores, houses for worship stone court
house two factories, two printing Offices and mills of
various descripnons.-The extensive and valuable
mills Of David Dodge. ESQ. of Hamilton Ms were en-
tirev consumed by FIRE, last week with all their con-
tents-A house in Birch stream settlement about y
miles from Bangor was burnt ately with all its contents
IL was inhabited by MIR. Manse and Mr. KENNY
daughter Of the former, aged 10, persisted IN tic
flames.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-01-07
From The .AiLuny Dahl .Aduer

From he .aidany Daily .4dpertiser.
Bagcmy.-A singular case Of bigamy was
lrled at the present court of general sessions
ot this county. Fanny Edger, otherwise call
cd Frances Edge, was indicted for having
married John ButteI6ed, in August last, she
then having lawful husband living, to wit
George Edge. The frs, marriage TO Edge
was proved by Richard Warning, ESQ. then a
justice Of The peace, in January. 1916, and
The last marriage was proved by Stephen M
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-01-07
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. %.

Cruel Tyronny.-" Mr.. Santa Maria, AM
bsssador ior The Republic ofColumbis 10 Mex
lco, ba' been .uideny taken up and Impis0n-
ed by the u.urper and lyrant liurbde-he
endca,oret 10 have all The Liberals asssssna
ted, but finding that be could not succeed he
paid some Services TO say that there was a
plot to dethrone him. He caused 300 per
sons to be arrested in one night, and il is uot
yet ascertaned what has become Of Nc San
Ia Maria"
We state this just as we received il, on what
appears to Us TO be good authority. from
the same source we learn that several Of the
provinces of Mexico were about declaring
themselves independent Of Ilurbide. Ac
counts in detail may be expected IN the course
Of few days. Union.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-01-07
PAYABLE EARLY.

Ia piosion Of an Egg-We do not rtcol-
lec ever having heard Of the observance Of
this singular phenomenon until lev days ago;
II was Witnessed by clergyman OF Chester.
from whom we received relation OF 'he ciI-
cdmstance Upon examining hens nest,
nothing but the nest egg was found in it, and
this was known 20 have been in The same Sit
nation for sveral weeks the shell, On taking
up The egg, appeared 10 be soft, and whilst
the gentleman was in the act OF removing a
little straw that adhered 10 the surface. the
egg exploded IN his hand, with report equal
10 that Of pocket pistol 4 chemical ilend
OF ours, explains this Singular phenomenon, to
have arisen from the Formation Ut phosphUTet-
ed hydrogen, during The process of deconi-
pos'non winch the egg bad clearly Undergone,
and il il a we'll known property OF this gas 10
explode when brought into contact with al
maspherc air. The egg shell therefore. mus,
have been cracked whilst removing the straw
that had adhered TO ts surface, and the phus-
phufetted hydrogen being thus set free, and
coming into contact, The air Of the atnosp here
occaslosed this novel explosion. Chester pa
per.
4 tough Ydnkee-A man nam d Benz. Mum,
formerly Of Deerfeld, Mass. latc-T returned 70
his native town, after an absence of more than
so years il the British domino1s, during which
his friends supposed him dead, and his vile. un-
der that impression, contracted a second mar
rage. she il now deceased. Mum is in mis-
85th year, ami walked from his residence in No
va Scotia to Halifax; nearly $50 miles; from
thence he proceeded by water to Boston, and
then continued his journey on foot 10 Deerie4s,
being 100 miles farther
The following petition from Peter Harris, one
Of the Cataw ba tribe Of indians, was presented,
few days ago, ia the South Carolina LegIsla-
tire
F" To Tie Councils Of South Carolina.
. arm one Of the lingering enbers Of an al
most extinguished race-our graves viii soon be
our habtations. | n one Of the few stalks that
stil remain in the field, when the tempest Of
the revolution is past, fought against tie Brit
ist Jor yorr s,Sc9--the British have disappc red,
and y',u Dire free: yet, from me the British
took nothing-nor have gained any thing by
their defeat. pursue the deer for my substance
the deer are disappearing, and must starve.
Col orilded ne for the forest, and nv habita-
ton ~ Tie shade-but tne strergth Of my arm
&C rs, AMI my feet fail in the chase. The hand
wiz i fought for your liberty is now open for
your relief. In nv youth, bed in battle that
= u might DE indepenienf-let not my heart, id
NY Oh age bleed for the want Of your co.nrns-
seration. (Sigued) "PErER HARRIS"
An Irish colonel az 70 unreer corps who has long
been con lrned old 6Iclet'r excites much pleasantly
by haranguiny his 4 Gentlemen, all as
sembed mere this day 70 defeHd oar dc1UeS and our
children"
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-01-07
SINGING SCHOOL,

CYRU5 WHITE, proposes opening School.
~ for the Instruction of young LADS and
MISSES. IN Church Muse on WEDNESDAY
md SATURDAY AFTERNOONS, in the
Festry Of the First Baptist Westinghouse. Pa
rents disposed to send their CHILDREN are re-
ferreh 70 Capt .4LPHEUS SHAN. or TO Mr..
HENRY ILSLEY, Jr. TERMS g 90 per
Quarter. School to commence on Saturday az
ternoon next, al 8 o'clock.
Portland Dec. 81 1890