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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-02-10
JAMES MONROE.

AN ACT making partial appropriation for the year
thousand eight hundred and twenty-four.
Be 1t enacted by the Senate and House Of Representatives,
of the United States Of America Congress assembled That
The of two hundred and sixyfve thousand one hum
dred and forty dollars be, and the Isl hereby appro
pated for the compensation granedby law to the Senate
and House of Representatives and to the officers clerks,
and servants of both Houses OF Congress- and for detra
ing the contingent expenses thereof and that the same be
paid of any moneys in the Treasury, not otherwise sp
proprated. Washington, Jan. 18th, 1S24.-Approved.
AN ACT further extending the term OF half pay pensions
TO the widows and children of officers, seamen, and
rines who died in the public service.
BE IL enacted bv the Senate and House of REPRESENTATIVES
lof the United States Of america an Congress assembled That
lin all cases where provision has been made by law for five
wears half paw to the widows and children of officers
linen and marines who killed in battle, who died
lin the naval service of the United States, during the late
war and also all where provision has been made
flor extending the term for five years. addition TO the first
term of five years. the said provision shall be further
tended for additional term of five years, commence
at the end of the second term of FIVE years. in each
Respectively making the provision equal to fifteen years.
lhaf pay; which shall bs paid of the fund heretofore
provided by law and the said pensions shall cease from
the mentioned in the laws providing the same, re-
specively.
Sec O. And be IL further enacted That from and after
the passing of this act the act entitled An act to amend
and explain act giving pensions to the orphans and
widows of persons shin in the public or private armed
vessels of the United Sates passed March the third
one thousand eight hundred and seventeen be- and the
same is hereby repealed tFGIaaed, hol9ere, Iha no.
thing in This act contained shall be construed prevent
the payment of any pension already granted until the full
expiraon of the period thereof to affect impair
1.-The rights of any person persons which may have ac-
cred during the existence of the act hereby repealed as
aforesaid, washington, Jan u, lS24-ApproVeo,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-02-10
DIVIDEND.

SFIE President and Directors ofhe Wilmington and Phi
ludcibhia Turnpike Company have this day declared a
vend of rs cents on each share of payable to the
ockhoders their legal representatives or after the
Pill inst. JAMES PRICE, Secry.
February Q. 15-4t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-02-10
POWER OF IMAGINATION.

The celebrated Dr. Cullen, of Edinburgh, had,
in one of his lectures, stated that imagination
sometimes the cause of diseases.-A few of the
students being DESTROYS of bringing the remarks of
their learned preceptor TO the test of experience,
left the city one summer morning, expecting 10
fall in with simple wagner, with whom they
were acquainted, and whom they knew would come
to Edinburgh with load of Goals that day.-They
arranged themselves so as to be at the distance oil
about quarter of mile from each other. The
first ON meeting the man, accosted him thus
/. Jock, what is the matter with you? You seem
very unwell." sUnwel,' said he, ma i. is the mat.
ter VII me. only wish was in Edinburgh to
get my pottage.' In few minutes he was met by
second one, who, with very serious counenance,
|" Dear me, Jock, what makes you go abroad in
such a situation you look pale as death."-"l
feel an unca pain in my head, said Jock, and begin
to be awful tired as am ganging along the road
He was asked similar question by a third. The
poor fellow now began to believe he was really in
disposed.--He felt sick at his stomach, and to use
his own words, IS ka bane in his body was so sair
that he could scarcely gang ony farther. In troth
he didna ken how to baud up his heed.'. He made
Shift however, crawl along till he fell in with the
fourth, who told him that he looked like the picture
of death. sYou need ma tell me that said Jock.
/ fin that I am ma lang for this warld. . my
heed o my back Gamma stan. Oh, do, my
guild master, let me lean on your arm, and taxi me
into the hoos, or dee by the side o the dyke.
Jock was accordingly put to bed, received medca
aid from those On whose skill he reposed the fules
confidence, and was we'll on the ensuing day 1t i:
no more than fair 20 state, that the students were sc
much pleased with their experiment, that they
were perfectly willing to pay for it, and accordingly
they presented Jock with so guineas, Tor the unea
siness they had given him.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-02-10
TIE DEMOCRATIC ELECT0RS OF
New Castle County.

EELLoW CITIzENs-As the season is approaching
M your attention will be directed to the duty of select
b person to fill the Office Of SHERIFF of this county,
g leave 10 offer myself your consideration a
Vic 1t is probably unnecessary TO remind you that at
last nomination for this office, favored with the
Pages of respectable portion of my fellow citizens for
bse support | return my grateful acknowledge
hts on the present OCCASION shall not entertain you
professions which rarely the test of merit or the
Age Of good conduct, but shall content myself with
NJ you Of my cheerful submission to any mode of nomi
Hon that may be adopted at the county meeting at the
Ion, and Of my determination to give my utmost sup
the candidate who may be selected under the au-
fifty Of that meeting. PETER b. DELANY.
Wilmington, January S. 1924. TT
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-02-10
CONDITIONS OF THE wATCHMAN.

those who send or call at the Office and pay, during
months of January July, six months i'll advance the
4 will he fonr dollars year: TO all who do not, the
will be five dollars. II a subscriber wishes to de-
he must notify the editor Of his intention before the
Of June or December, and pay all arrearages. non
biance with these conditions to be considered new
gement for six months, and no paper will be dscon-
ID without fuflment of them except at the option Of
Heditor-
y person who win procure seven subscribers and pay
hem, agreeable to the above conditions, shall be en-
4 to the Waterman as long as they complied with.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
advertisements not exceeding twelve lines, for term
han three months four times for dollar, and twen-
ns for every subsequent insertion, longer ones pro-
Ion. Advertisers are requested to specify in writing
long their advertisements to be inserted, or they
Be continued till forbid Letters to the Editor to in.
attention must be post paid.
advertising blythe year.
#Subscribers. To Non-Subscribers
&year S16, 90 1 year 10, 90
months 8, so months 9, so
No. ATS 8 do. S, 90
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-02-10
WILMINGTON, TUESDAY, 10 FEBRUARY 1924

(Newcastle County, in The State Of Delaware, SIS.
BY virtue of Order of the Orphans Court for the said
County of New Castle, agreeable to adjournment,
WILL BE EXPOSED TO SALE,
public vendue, the 21st inst. at o'clock in the
n afternoon, the house of John Herdman, Innkeeper
Newark all that valuable TRACT OF LAND, situate in
Pencader Hundred, about five miles from the navigable
waters of Chrsana, and nearly the distance from
Elk landing; containing about 81 af land in high
state of cultivation. On said premises erected Mer
chantM in good order, and an excellent Saw-M
new dwelling houses, with Stables and out budings with
the improvements and appurtenances formerly known
by the Of Fishers Mill) Adjoining lands of John
Fisher and others. The above premises worthy the
attention of mlers, the Delaware and Chesapeak canal
will take the water from the Mills Being the real
estate Of JACOB TYSON, deceased, and be sold for
1.-THE payment fhis debts. Attendance will be given and
the terms of sale made known the time and place aforc
said, by ABRAHAM EGBERT, Admir- Of the said de-
ceased, or his Attorney.
BY Order of the Orphans Court,
MATTHEW KEAN, Clerk.
Newcastle, February2, 1924. 15-otp
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-01
THE SPANISH PROVINCES.

We publish 10 day the very interesting
documents, lately communicate to The
British Parliament. relative to the question
OF the indie pen6eDce OF these provinces -
They show that the runners which We
circulated 10 this country. a few mon" 5
ago. of the design Of the Allied Powers
TO Interfere With force in the redue " ct
,he.. Provinces, and OF The proposition ty
the British government to ours, OF an al
lance for resisting such designs, must have
been as we Away, believed them, un-
founded II furnishes very clear expo
sirion Of the course pursued on the cues
ton BY the British government; course
entirely satisfactory 10 the most dislnte.
rested friends OF South America, and
which they appear to have pursued With
out waver,ng or hesitation, ..
1t appears that as early as the 9Th OF Oc-
tober last, the Prince de PnIignae' the
French Ambassador in London, declared
expressly that bis government! believed Il
to be utterly hopeless 10 reduce Spanish
America 10 the state OF its former relation
10 Spain,--that France discla med all de-
sire If appropriating TO herse any part OF
Spanish America, or deriving rom u any
exc lusive advan;sges--and tn she abJur-
red in any case, any design acting A.
gainst the Colonies by force o arms
Subsequently. on the Goth December,
the government oil Great Britain, With
those OF the four great continental powers,
was invited by lbe King of Spain TO bold a
conference at Paris, for the p rPose Of aid
ing him 10 recovering his .soltei Colo
mes This invitation was d chned by the
British government, and it '.oes not APP
pear that il was acceded to ~ either OF Ibe
other powers. From the answer OF Mr..
Canning to this application, it appears
tina, the views OF the British government
on this subject had been, at a previous
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-01
FROM HAVANA.

CHARLEsros, April, e3-By the fas,
sailing packet brig Panther, Capt. Cor
nell, arrived yesterday, IN i've days from
Havana. we received file OF the papers
of that place 10 the 18th INST.
A note TO the editor from the American
Commercial Agent, dated 18th inst. says.
Capt Wilson OF the schr. George wash
iDglon, arrived here this morDing from
Alyar.,io. informs that on the 4th inst.
Mir Andrew. oil Philadelphia arrived at
Alysr.r;o from Mexico, who informed that
the convoy with which be travelled, was
attacked on The road from Mexico 10 We
"a Cruz. by % armed men, well mounted,
who robbed them OF their all; that Mr..
Crawford, OF PhisdelphIa, was shot dead
and that i1r. Vidal, OF Vera Cruz was al
so shot; the rest OF the passengers 10 COM
papy were beat and bruised very much.
An the money ia the convoy (DS5'OOO)
was taken by the robbers.
A few days before he Panther sailed,
a report reached Havana from Mstanzas,
that the Spanish irlgste Ceres had been
recaptureG by the irigate and other YES
sells, which went in pursuit OF the Colom-
bian squadron, together with the frIgste
that captured her-bur gentleman who
reached Havana irom Mstanzas, on the
10Th inst. contrsdicts the report.
A letter from an officer on board the u.
S.brig Spark, dated of Alvsrado, Sd inst
says
I'VE have been beating off and on this
port for some days past--isst from Cam
peachy. have not YET been on shore, il
being but snail place, and offering lew
inducements in the way of curiosity or so.
ciety. With the appearance OF Campea
ehy 1 was much pleased-our brig lay a
bout Is miles from The town, on account
of the depth oil water; but availed my
self OF an opportunity, and went up'o the
city on a visit, in the U S sehr Weazle
IL IS a walled town, and IS said TO contain
$1,000 inhabitants, but al present most OF
this number have decamped, on account
of some difficulties which have lately arr.
sen between Csmpeacby and the capital
of the province ct Yncatan; from whence
an army is said 10 be marching to quell
the disturbance. But the wise q prudent
men of Csmpeachy, having displayed
their spirit in rebellion, have taken tnem'
selves 10 a safe distance, and lett their CT
~ to be defended by some hired troops,
most of them Indians. In consequence OF
this affair, I saw iew others than Indians
there, who appear to perform most OF tne
mechanical and lsborious duties. u was
impossible to ascertain The cause OF 'nis
rebellion, and consequent wariike move,
menis. unless they were 10 be a'Iriou'so
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-01

d,te, communicated by Mr. Gaming 10
Eve OF the European governments, and al
80 to ihs, OF the United States. II appears
probable that this is ibe communication
which gave rise 10 the report Of the propo.
sition OF an aniance with this country FOR
the purpose OF resisting the designs Of The
Holy Alliance. which report was the SUBJ
Ject oil mucn sage speculation in the news.
papers, and gave rise 10 message from
Congress 10 The President Tor information
IL so, II Is Singular enough that such re,
pOri should have arisen hon the making of
a communication to our government which
was ma e at the same time, and IN the
same words, 10 the members OF The Holy
Alliance. Ib,d.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-01

Greek General topgos, who bad been
sent by Prince Maurocorda,o with rein.
iorcements for ReElina, whilst Gr.sL
corps and reserve has been established
near LaPsndi, upon the road to preresa
which Oner bad strongly garrisoned, u
order 10 prevent The raising OF the bloc
kade OF Lepanto, which the Turks have
much at heart: An Ottoman corps, from
lbessaIy, for Lepanto, had been entirely
cut 10 pieces by the Greeks al Levsdia.
lbe negotiations Tor the surrender OF Pc
tres have been broken of by the Turkish
garrison, which had provisions for several
months.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-01
MARINE NEWS.

ARRiFkD-Apr. 20.
Ship Augustus, Geddings, Salem, II
days; Russia goods and Ballast to William
FOwie L. Co.
Brig Alert, Brown, Turks Island, Is
days; salt to NJ Miller g. Son.
Schr. Stag, hewitt, Baltimore, 3 days.
Schr- C'lIzen, Dole. Newburyport Ior
Georgetown.
Sioop Constitution, Bishop, Phlladel'
phia, days; iuil freight.
SAlLED-April 80.
Schr. Eliza, Simns, Barbados
Schr. Abigail, Gralger, Portland.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-01
TWO DAYS LATER.

New YoRK, April 28.-By the arrival
of the Mentor, from Liverpool, the editors
OF the Gazette have been favored With
London papers 10 the 25tb, and Liverpool
to the eth ult. inclusive, but they DO not
contain any news. The English stock
market bad not been much affected by the
arrival of The speech OF the king OF France.
There had been no material alteration IN
the Liverpool market
Ia he House OF Commons:on the 95d,
on motion Of Mr.. Peel, the Alien Bill was
renewed for two years more, by vote on
q division of 1870 10 70 Mr.. p. consent
ed to modification OF its provisions, by
exempting from lts operation all aliens
who have resided seven or more years IN
England. go, =,
Don Jose Manuel Hurtado. Minister
PIeaipo,entisry Of the Republic OF Colon
bia. arrived in London on the s4ih ult.-
His arrival had been anxiously looked tor
by The holders of Colombian hoods,
Letters from Vittoria of March !, state
that very serious disturbances had arisen
at Loerono and Ochandiano between the
troops and Spanish peasants; the la'tel
having been stimulated to excuses ny lhe
priests. Several were killed 4 wounded.
A Sandman vessel, from Legborn TOT
Algiers. With naval stores, had been de,
tanned by a British trigate The vessei
was given up, and the freight paid. a
valuable crown tor The Dey was on board
the captured vessel. :, -
Advices from Nuremberg TO March ~,
give favorable accounts OF the GreeKs.~
Ismael Pscha bad completely defeated ~
mer Vrioae, leaving BIN complete master
of the Two banks Of the Upper Aepropo
temo. where he communicated with the
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-01

Young Hyson Teas, &c.
Landing from the sloop yadslia from Nsu.
York,
rs chests young hyson tea, Bea-
NJ yer's cargo, imported last
HO month and yepreseDtedte be
Of fine quality
20 half chests gunpowder do
10 hhds New Orleans sugar
90 hampers Bristol porter bottles
200 gross velvet corks-For sale By
SAM'L MESSERSMITHf
Who hos intsOrs,
10 boxes Sicily oranges
IS bags soft shell almonds
go do 6lberts
10 do walnuts
so bushels fresh clover seed
so bbls No. 8 mackeFel
7pires 4th Coguac brandy warranted
pure
do imitation
100 bbls Baltimore whiskey
sb s'fpipe' French Madeira wine
20 boxes Bakers No. 1879 3 and
40 half bofes { La pham's No chocolate
20 half boxes Waits No do
10 sacks Liverpool blown salt
e. bbIs superior Rio sugar
10 resms wrapping paper
96 bundles sugar loaf do
10 do band box boards
Is bbIs bacon hams containing sbnu:
200 lbs each
10 bags pepper
e 5 bags ss S f. ns.''s'
Is tierces Potatoes al reduced
400 ba mpers price
Flint's Havana segsrs
Bristol patent wine aud porter bottles
81 bbIs GIauber salts
A lew casks Go!bsa ehesss, &<.
ap -
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-01
THE BRIG HOLKAR.

Thomas Jones. alias John Robinson,
was tried 10 the Circuit Court OF the Unit
ed States, at New. York, on Monday last
for the murder OF the captain, mate, and
passenger OF said brig IA 1873 The .
animation of The witnesses is given at
Length in the n. Y, Commercial Advertiser.
The Jury retired about 9 o o'clock. T. VI
and 10 halt an hour, returned with YER
dict OF guilty.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-01

TO the restless and disseminated spirit oil
The people.
I'VE are bound from tbi. to Vera Cruz,
and shah probably remain cruising upon
the coast tor some time longer. should
like very much 10 get an opportunity OF
visiting the great city OF Mexico, but have
not NE least expectation OF doing SO. This
goes by the way Of Havana
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-01

Under the bead Of Irish 6enevoleDce,
a Mobile paper iotorms u.s. that The Mem
bsrs of the Hibernian Benevolent Society,
Ut that place, have built a House in the
suburbs OF the town, in Clearly healthy
md pleasant situation, for the accommo-
datiop of their sick aud unfortunate coun-
trymeu, many of whom find their way 10
that Southern region, whose climate is q
unfsvorable 20 the health OF Northern con.
sritu,iuns. Such m asylum as this would
be of great use ia every city situated on
nsvisable waters, and tie example is tru
" honora ole 70 those who have originated
II Al Mobile. Nat. Int
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-01

The Grand Jury Of New York has die
charged the three Spaniarjs lately brought
there from ST. Jago, charged With murder
,ng captain Jsbin, OF the brig Edward, 40
evidence appearing against them They
agree in stating that the brig upset, by
which the captain was drowned.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-01
Duck.

Duck.
I ANDlRG from the ship Augustus;
IL Capt Geddings, and Tor sale by
WIN. FOWLE g. Co.
100 bolts superior quality U. X, and Brus.
gins Russia Duck.
100 do Ravens ditto. may I
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-01
This is to give Notice.

ms Is 70 give NOtlce,
THAT the subscriber bath obtained,
i from the Orphans Court OF Charles
County, 10 Maryland, letters OF admins
IratIon on the personal estate OF lohE F.
BEALL, late OF Charles county, deceased;
All persons having claims against the said
deceased. are hereby warned 10 exhibit
The same. With the vouchers thereof, 10
The subscriber, at or before The lei day Of
November next. or they may Otherwise ~
law be excluded IRON all benefit OF said
estate Given under my hand, this Goth
day Of April, Ammo DomIni 1924.
JOHN }. GATES, Admir-.
may 3W
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-01

LtSt OF LcLCetS
Remaining " the Post Office, AleSandria
ID T.. 1st Nay.
NTPersoDs applying for letters in the
following list, wall please say they are ad-
vertise d otherwise they may not get Them.
Mrs. Adams, kob; Abbott & Co.
John " Hepde. ,.;lzabeth NJ. Balm,
Mary J Black, WIN. Bird, barton Brown.
Thomas Berry, Julia Baggott, William h.
Bali. Eve Boyer, Benjamln Baden, John
Brown;
Leonard Cook, James Carter, William
Cbalicombe, July Ann Coax, Rebecca
Cook, Theodore Curtis 2, Ira Crawford.
Lrwis Css-srt, James Campbell, Samuel
ColrelI, SAM Crans'on.
BENJAMIN Drew, Chris. Deigbion, Capt.
Simon Darne, Ann Davis, Sarah s. Dick.
william Davies. L'zza DavinsOn, Benz.
Over. +
Jane Evans, Anthony Elton, Judy Ed
dick.
Anthony R. Fraser, John r. flarerty,
Cook FIlzbugb.
VIM. L. Gibson, Eleanor Gibson, James
Golf, Eliza Gray 2. John Grid.
]. A. Houseman, Walter Harris, John S.
Head. Nehemiah Hicks, Joseph Harris,
sen. James Harris, Peyton Hough, Rob't
Hart.
George Jones, Dennis Johnson, Bridget
Jackson.
George Kirby Jacob Kniesley.
Rebecca Lee. J. Lawrence & Co. John
Ledwridge, William B. Leary 8
John Manery, Daniel Mcleod, Ann Nc
Mecken, Elizabeth McClisb, Philip Mi
nor, John Manary, James D. Moore, b.
Richard Neel, silvie Nail, John P. Nj,
Gboson.,
Ann Price, Captain James Plunket.
K
Mar,in T. Rs'eII 2, Sally Roach Mary
E. RoEer.
Charles Scott, James Sullivan, George
w. Steele 2. BAIL Spadiug 4 Son, John
Sawoer. Elizabeth Sullivan, Captain Il.
Stevens, William Ssmer, Maria Shsckfe-
lord. Thomas Shields, William Stewart
Cant. A. Simms, James F. Sothorn, Capt.
SAM Summers, John w. Smith e; Mag
pus T. Slribling 2.
Elijah Taylor. George F. Thornton ?,
Mary A. T01son, Willis TripIett. William
Thomas. J. {, J. Ta,tershall, James Frau
ces Tracy4.
Mary Underwood, ! h'''y U"P''sy'
Alexander veiteb. Amelia Very.
Stephen Wools Richard Wood. VIII
liam Wilcox 2. Asa W.ncbell, Isaac West
John w. T. Wills.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-01
Bank of Potomac.

NOTICE is hereby gwen the stock.
~ holders OF the Bank OF Potomac, that
dividend Of two and On halt per cent, Tor
The last six months, has been declared, and
will he paid on the 4th inst.
By order oil the President and Directors.
NAV l-St C. PAGE. Cashier.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-01
Mechanic Relief Society.

Mechanic Relief Society.
ME anniversary meeting OF The Me-
Il chanic Relief Society, will be held at
the Town Hail. on Saturday, the Isl day
OF Nay, at 10 o'clock, A. M. The lrus-
tees are requested 10 meet al the same
place, on Wednesday afternoon Dex', at
4 clock. BY order OF the president.
JOHN CORSE, Secretay.
sp27 St
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-01
For Rent;

For Rent,
xsk The House lately occupied by
HH Mrs. Stevens, on Prince street. is
III now in good order. and ready tor
Ga tenant, 90 application 10
SOLOMON PARSONS,
A, The store of M. Miller 4 Son.
aprIi - 81
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-05-01

Education.
IOHN R. PlERPOlNT respectfully
- informs the citizens OF Alexan dria, that
he intends opening SCHOOL 10 the Me-
chanics' Hall, on the 26th instant tor
The instruction OF youth in
Mathematics, English Gram
mar, Geography,
with the use Of Maps and Globes;
READl>G, PtNMANSHlf, &c.
He will endeavor to pursue The best modes
OF instruction, and pay strict attention to
The conduct and morals OF bis pupils; and
from bis experience as teacher. and
strict adherence TO the duties oil his profess
sion, ne hopes to merit and receive liberal
patronage. ,pril 70 5t