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Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-06-09
Worcester. Mutual Fire
INSURANCE COMPANY.

IV\HE company are now ready
| - to issue Policies of Insurance upon build
ings and household furniture, within the
County of Worcester. Application may be
made at their Office over the Worcester Bank.
or to their agents appointed in different sec
lions of the County, where the necessary
blanks may be found, and information obtain
| ed.
Original subscribers are requested to call for
their policies as soon as may be-
| Among the classes of hazards and rates of
premium for the term Of seven years are tho
following.
FIRST CLASS. Buildings of one story not
exposed by adjacent buildings, rs cents for
800.
SECOND CLASS. Buildings of two stories
not exposed by adjacent buildings, S1,0O for
900.
THIRD CLASS. Public Buildings, from Is
cents, to 81 so for 500.
FOURTH CLASS. Buildings of one story ex-
posed by other buildings, from S 90 to ST. so
for 800.
FIFTH CLASS. Buildings of two or moro
stories, exposed by other buildings from 81 rs
to $500 for 800.
SIXTH CLASS. Tavern houses, from S1,25
to $500 for 500.
Whenever buildings are occupied for any
of the following trades or merchandise, small
premium, in addition to the above mentioned
rates will be charged, viz.
Printers, Bakers, Chair-makers, Carpenters,
Cabinet makers, Livery Stables. Glass and
Earthen Ware, Booksellers stock, Apotheca-
ries or druggists, Groceries including spirit
Gus liquors, Painters, &c.
Furniture will be insured at the same rates
as the houses would be in which it is kept.
HENRY K. NEW COMB Sec'y.
| Worcester, May II, 1924.
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untrue and that the motion to give III,
Secretary an opportunity to reply to hi
accuser was made by Mr.. Taylor, an
unanimously adopted, no member of
even suggesting an opposition to it.
The statement of Mr.. Webster wa
confirmed BY Mr., Livingston, Mr.. MAT
thur and Mr.. Floyd. Mr.. Livingston at
ded, that he could hardly persuade hin
selfto believe the letter to be genuin
so utterly uniounded was its statement
This incident confirms an impressin
which we have for some time had, tht
Mr.. R. labours under an unfortunae
mental affection, which disqualifies hin
for public business.
Mr.. CRAwFoRD.-We regretto learn
that Mr.. Crawford, having a relaps of
his illness, is now in very dangerous
state. His physicians have declared
his disorder incurable unless he r,lin-
pushes all application TO business, and
leaves Washington for some more alu-
brious climate. The N. Y. Conner
cial Advertiser says that his disease has
diffused itself over his whole frame, and
a paralytic stroke has deprived him of
the use of his legs. A consultation of
the most eminent physicians in that
part of the country has been held, aud a
powerful electrical apparatus was pre-
pairing. to restore possible, animation
TO his limbs. His eye-sight is also so
defective that he cannot distinguish his
most intimate friends at the distance of
two feet. Several gentlemen are of o.
pinion that he will never be able to
leave the district of Columbia. 1t is
said that this melancholy state Of health
was brought upon him by the bad treat
ment he received from some Virginia
when taken with the bilious
fever last summer Salem Gazette.
FlRE.-At New RowIey, Byfeld
parish. On Friday the 21st ult. the
Dwelling House of Capt. Isaac KNAPP
was totally destroyed by fire, together
with all his furniture, most of the cloth
ing of his family, his family stores, &c.
Even his pocket book, containing near
ly 800 dollars in money, and all his pa
pers, were consumed.
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Marrte0,

In Oxford, by Rev. Mr.. Newhall, Mr.. Hen
ry P. Howe to Miss Patty F: Thurston. Mr..
Samuel Dowse, to Miss Casendiana Shumway.
In Templeton by the Rev. Charles Wei.
lington, Mr.. John Brooks, to Mrs. Sarah Spear
both of Templeton.-MT. Joseph Davis Of
Westford, to Miss Sophia Houghton Whit
comb, of the former place.-Capt. Henry
Whitney of Gardner, to Miss Mary Ann S.
Basset of the former place.-Mr. Uriah Meril
TO Miss Hannah Partridge, both of Templeton
10 North BrookGeld Mr.. Willard Crcssman
Of Milbury, to Miss Mary Richmond of ths
former place.
In Andoyer, Mr.. ABRAHAM J. GOULD Prin.
ter, to Miss Mary Brown.
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RELIGIOUS CELEBRATION.
ENRlENDs to religion, morality &

H. their country, without distinction of sect
or party, are invited to join In celebrating our
National BIRTH DAY, on Monday the 5th OF
July next at Nest BOylsfon.
A Committee have made every necessary
arrangement for the accommodation of the
old, middle aged, and the young, OF Joih
seres, who are respectfully invited to attend,
from the neighboring towns.
The exercises of the day will commence at
eleven o'clock, A. Man address on the &C.
casion will be delivered by the Rev. J Board
man of West Boyston.-A dinner will be
provided by Mr.. N. X. Tilton.
\ 0TTiokets Of admission to the table, so
cents for gentleman gentleman and lady
IS cents.-No provision is made forardent
spirits.
Clergymen, with their ladies from the
neighboring towns will please to attend and
accept ticket at the Dinner Table.
Per order ofths Committee.
ROBERT B. THOMAS.
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BURLINGTON, FRIDAY May 28
PUBLIC DISASTER.

Yesterday morning, about nine O'Clock,
the college editice in this village, took
fire by a spark dropped on the roof,
and before it was discovered the inte-
rior Of the roof was filled with flames
so that its preservation was beyond the
power Of human effort, and before noon
nothing but the walls were left standing.
The College and society libraries, and
a part of the apparatus were saved, as
well as most of the Students books and
furniture. 1t was the first day of the
term, but the regular exercises must be
suspended for few days, till arrange.
ments can be made for their accommo-
dation. Other buildings will no doubt
be erected as soon as possible, equally
convenient as the former.
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FOR TIE MASSACHUSETTS SPY

FOR TIE MASSACHUSETTS, SPY.
"There'sbeauty in the sky,''
When stars are beaming fair,
In ocean too, OF azure dye,
When moon-beams sparkle there.
love the hour when day is spent,
And stars are in the armament,
At that still hour, nights shadows roll
A heavenly calmness DER my soul.
love to gaze upon the deep,
When storms are lull'd forest,
Hoy calmly sweet those pillows sleep,
Aud mildly smile on oceans breast.
All! who can g ize upon the ocean,
And see the moon-beams sparkle there,
Nor feel the flame of pure devotion,
Nor offer up one fervent prayer.
All who has marked the rainhow's smile,
That emblem Of our Makers love,
And did not burn, with love, the while,
TO join the adorins train above.
But there's beauty far more bright,
Than oceans gems of fairest hue,
Than starry hosts ofheavenly light,
When beaming from that sky OF blue.
The glorious sky shall pass away,
The mighty deep must cease to flow,
Created things shall all decay,
This is our sentence, this our woe.
Yet earth with Heaven can boast alone,
brighter beauty, more refined
Its certre is the Eternal's throne
1t is the beauty of the mind.
- HAMLET.
JOHN RANDoLPH.--It seems that thi
eccentric character, addressed a lette
10 his constituents, written on board thu
Nestor, after he had embarked for Eu
rope. The letter is fraught with thu
characteristic asperity of the author
Among other things, Mr.. r. says--"l
was at my instance, and not withou
considerable resistance on the part o
a majority ofthe Committee, that thu
Secretary had the opportunity given, f
file his answer TO the accusation Of Mr.
Edwards. '-Mr. RS. letter was date'
May IT, and published in the Richmond
Inquirer of May'25.
The morning after it reached Con
gress, Mr.. Webster rose and empbati
cally announced to the house, that th'
statement of 81 Ohm Randolph, of Roa
noke " in relation to The committee o
investigation was utterly anfoWnded an,
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POSTSCRIPT.

After our paper was put to press, we
receiveda New York paper, containing
the proclamation ofGov. Yates, for con-
vening the Legislature of that State, al
the Capital in Albany, on the Cd day Of
August next, " TO take into coDsidera-
ton the subject of passing law, giving
the choice of Electors of President to
the people, and to quiet the minds Of the
people Of that State" THUS has the
cause of the people triumPhed, and thus
are The hopes of Caucus dictators pros
tratcd.
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general ticket systems, but no trace of old
party divisions was discovered. The only re-
naming subject of discord is the Amherst
College Question, the discussion of which is
looked forward to with considerable interest.
It is said that both parties feel great conf
dence in the propriety of the course they are
pursuing, and will only yield to superior mum :
bers.. We hope that the subject may be put
at rest in some way, this session, and not be
suffered any longer to disturb the quiet of the
State.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-06-09
GENERAL COURT.

1t is gratifying to perceive that nothing has
as yet occurred, in the Legislature, 10 excite
anew the party animosities of former times.
The Governors Speech which we publish this
day, is written in spirit, which is creditable
to his feelings, and which We hope to see con.
tinued. In the discussion of the Electoral
Bill, considerable warmth was manifested,
between the advocates Of. the district and the
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-06-09
THOMPSON KIMBERLY

iii AS just received, and for sale,
handsome assortment of GOODS,
consisting of BROAD CLOTHS and good
assortment of VEoTlNGS, together with
TRIMMINGS of all kinds, as cheap as can
be purchased at any other place and Of as
good quality.
6FTailoring Business carried on as usual
at his old stand next door south of the Brick
Hotel.
Worcester, June 8, 1924.
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DteO,

In Worcester June 6, Mrs. Betsey Brazer, wife
of Samuel Brazer Esq. aged &c years.
In West Boylston May 5,Mr. Sampson Wor-
cester.- printers in New Hampshire, Yer
mont and Connecticut, are requested to in
sert the above.) '"~ ..~
In sturbridge, May MRS. Lois Child, wife OF
Mr.. Abijah Child, aged "a years.
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VIM. d. Fenno,
Gold g. SilUer Smith,
(NSARLY OPPOSITE THE BANK

NEARLY OPPOSITE THE BANK,)
HAS just received, in addition
IL to his former stock, English and French
Watches, Silver Spoons, Plated and Britain
ia do. Pearl and Paste Bosom Pins, Paste
Earrings, Jet do. Finger Rings, Fine Gold
Seals and Keys, good assortment of Old
English Razors, Scissors and Penknives, Snuff
fers and Trays, Tea Trays, Blocktin Tea
Pots, variety of Snuff Boxes, Lavender.
Cologne Water, Madagascar Oil, first quality
Shaving Soap, and great variety of small
articles not herein mentioned which will be
sold cheap for Cash.
ALSO, Flutes, Flies, Violin Strings, &c.
- Particular attention paid to repairing
all kinds Of Jewelry.
CASH PAID FOR OLD GOLD AND SILVER.
Worcester, June 9, 1924.
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Atheneum.

Mo. a and 5, new series, con-
/ Y tanning as usual great variety of inter.
esting matter, received by c. HARRIS.
Worcester, June 9, 1924.
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We give the following without knowing
what grounds there are for the report which it
mentions.
Mr.. Editor, 1t is confidently reported that a
gentleman of Bristol County will be nomina-
ted by the Governor, and probably appointed
by the Council, to the vacant office Of County
Attorney for Worcester. Are we then so mis-
ersbly deficient in legal talent in this great and
populous county-a county containing 10000
inhabitants, & more than seventy practitioners
OF law,-that we must send to the Old Colony
for a person to fill this comparatively humble
office. The Sheritf's Office is expected soon
to be vacant, when, were it not that we have
those among US, who would need no great urs-
ing to induce them to accept il, should OK
pect to hear OF its being given to an nhabitant
OF Berkshire or of Cape Cod. Now, Mr.. Ed
itor, do hot know but this is all we'll enough,
yet, must confess that in criminal action, |
would rather that the prosecutor were not a
stranger, and if were to be hung, it would
seem like much more neighbOrly act, to have
it done bya citizen of the county.
BOB SHORT.
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Worcester, IS.
Probate Office, Jane 2, 1924.
To the Heirs Of SARAH FORBES, late Of
Westborough in said County, deceased,
and TO all others concerned in the Is
tate Of SAID deceased,
GREETING
VoU are hereby cited to ar-
M pear Gf you see ft) at the Court Of
Probate to be holden at Worcester in said
County, on the first Tuesday in September
next, at ten of the clock, before noon, 10
show cause why the instrument, which pur-
ports to be the last will and testament OF said
deceased, should not be approved; and you
will be heard thereon.
NATHL. PAINE, J. Prob.
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last published and for sale, B,
DORR & ROWLAND.

Short Missionary Discusses,
~ or Monthly Concert Lectures, by T.
NoCH POND, A. M. They have also on
hand good assortment Of School, Classical
and Miscellaneous Books, which are now in
general use.
ID. & II. have just received an additional
supply of STATIONARY, consisting of Drawing
Paper, Paint Boxes, Hair Pencils, Razors and
Penknives Visiting Cards, Clothes Brushes
Hair Brushes, &c.
Red Morocco Skins of the first quality.
Worcester, June g, 1924.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-05

DER. given him by the citizens of Balt;-
more, at Nj. Grants. During the enter
tannent, IT was very conspicuous, thu
the recollections of past times, aud sth.
presence Of this patriot, served to excite
10 every breast the most agreeable emo
tions.
A correspondent oforms us, that tn,
county which the state OF Virginia has
called by the Marquis's name, is about 600
miles in length, and 80 in breadth; and
that besides this distinction, otbe state has
voted him bust, which is to be presented
to the city OF Paris.
Aleranaria. august 26, 1894.
On Monday last his Excelency General
Washington, the Marquis de la Fayette.
and the Chevalier Caraman, honored the
gentlemen of this town with their compa
ny to dinner which was provided for
them at Mr.. Lomax's tavern,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-05
OHIO TOBACCO,

The Western Post, published at St
C|airsville, Ohio, states thai several farm
ers in that place and neighborhood had for
some time devoted their attention to the
cultivation of Tobacco, and that il was ex-
tending rapidly, in consequence of the
specimens sen, to market selling at fair
price. The land in this part OF Ohio is
said to be equal to the soil Of Mary land for
producing the higher qualities of smoking
tobacco; and, as the knowledge OF its ma
nagement becomes more genera it pro-
misses to become most important article
of export.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-05
LA FAYErTE.

We have the pleasure Of informing
our fellow-citizens of Baltimore, and
Throughout the state of MARYLAND, that
the Committee OF Arrangements have
received a communication from the Ma
tons Guest, stating his intention, in
compliance with the request of the
COMMITTEES, OF entering this city on next
Thursday morning.
We also feel much satisfaction in
stating that the Turnpike companies
round Baltimore have resolved to open
their Gates FREE on that dav.
Baltimore Fed. GAG. Oct. /.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-05
Public Sale.

ON FRIDAY the 5th day OF Novem-
" Der next at 10 O'Clock, the subscri-
Der will offer at public sale, al the auction
room OF S. A. MarsteIer, tenement and
lot OF ground on the north side OF Duke
street. 63 feet to the west of W.Sler street,
in froDi on Duke street 90, id depth 81
feet-And another tenement sndslat on the
west side of Water street. abo, n. feet
7 inches TO the north OF Duk Slllf9et in
front on. Water street 90 ieet, i6Sdepth leg
feet inches.
The above sale will be made under a
deed OF trust from Horace Field TO the
subscriber 10 secure certain debts due
to the Bank of Potomac. Terms will be-
made known at the tiu," Of sale
K |. TAYLOR, Trustee.
oct 2 Is
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-05
Notice..

TNHE 4th volume OF dueodecimo Lon,
Il don edition OF Shakespeare of eight
volumes, having been lent. the borrower
is requested to return it with the first vo-
lune of Curiosities of Literature. by
d'lsraili II is perfect fraud to retain books
lent in friendly way. Crosses Anti
quifies" have taken the same course
Any person having the books just mem
toned will communicate il TO Nr Snow.
den, or TO N. K. FITZHUGH
oct (
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-05
FALL GOODS,
Young Hyson L a, Molasses;

II aNDlNG from the Esther 4, Sally
IL from Philadelphia, Midas from Bos.
ton and Chauocey from N York,
IL halt chests Young Hyson lea of the
CaIedonia's cargo
20 hhds prime Trinidad molasses
l2 do do ST. CroIx sugar
8 casks and boxes Goshen cheese
So or boxes hall Spanish segars
pipe Cognac brandy, represented to be
OF superior quality
10 crates wine bottles
10 or casks French Madeira wine
IL hall or cask. Sicily Madeira do
80 bundles binders and tandbox boards,
for sale by SAM'L MESSEkSMlTH.
OCT 3
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-05
FROM JAMAICA

By the Tontine the editors of the Ga.
zelle have received Kingston papers to
The l4th ult. inclusive.
Dispa ches had been received by Ad-
miral Lawrence, from Trinidad, inform.
ing OF strong symptoms of revolt among
The blacks OF that island.
Ii was also reported that a feet OF 28
sail had arrived at Martinique from France,
and among them several ships of the line.
fDoub FL ID.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-05

DT virtue OF deed OF trust from the
I'D late Richard Libby TO the subscriber,
for the benefit of the Bank OF Potomac,
will be offered at public sale, for cash, on
the premises at 10 o'clock, on The morn.
ing OF Saturday The 3ott Of October nert, ;,
jss..s a two story fran house and lot of
E ground on the south side oil King
H2Ssl street, 81 feet inches to The
49, eastward OF Washington street,
fronting on King street FL feet 6 inches,
and extending back parallel with Washs
ington street loo tett.
JACOB HOFFMAN, Trustee,
S. A MARSTELLER, Auc.
sept 30 1900
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-05
Irving's New Work.

irving NEW W Ofk,
TALES of TrayelIer-Part lst g. Cd
Il Manuscript OF Diedrich Knicker-
booker
Inheritance; by the author of Marriage
Witch of New England
Blank Book of small COlleger
Halls Journal in South America
Notes Oh Mexico; by citizen Of the
u States, with mapl
GouId's {of N. York; New System Of
Stenography
Herrie's Cavalry Tactics numerous
plates)
SCOTS System OF lnfanty Discipline,
adapted TO the use of the Army OF
the U. States)
Lyons Private Journal, of the late
Expedition, under Capt. Parry
Frankin's Narrative Of Journey to
the shores OF the Polar Sea
Biography OF the British Stage
No. 79, Edinburgh REVIEW
Redgauntlei, Percy Mallory, Trials,
Hobemok. Strangers Grave,
Reginald Dalton, O'Haloran,
Spae Wife, &C with variety of
NEW BOOKS for YOUTH.
ALSO,
Gen La Fayelte's Trumpet March and
Quick Step, composed by J. Hemmen.
way; together with supply of the latest
musical publications; La Fayetls's watch
sc. Just received by
A. 7 KENNEDY.
Sept 30 81
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-05

NORFOLK. Oct. I've understand that
the War n partment has granted the loan
OF tents requested for the use of he vo'un-
teers a. York, on the 9Th, and hat num-
Der of arti6cers are employed at Fortress
Monroe in preparing fire suorks for the oc
casion. A strong detachment of csrpen-
ters, painters, &c. lett here on Wednesday
for York.
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FROM BORDEAUX

NEw YoRk, Oct 9.-Captain Usher,
of the brig Altoona, informs that on the
18th of August, the Royal Guard passed
through that place on its way from Madrid
10 Paris. Also part OF the guard OF Mon.
sielr. Gaz
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AUCTION SALES

ON WEDNESDAY. att O'Clock, wih
~ be sold at the auction store varies
~ OF goods, among which are
Sugar coffee, tea wine vinegar, gin =
Brandy. lime juice, wbiskey. mackerel
Herrings, raislns, prunes, 6g blue
Tdmblers, &c &c.
Also, Sideboards, sofas, tables, chairs .
Buresux. &c &c.
Also. Boots and bats
Cloths, cas,ineres, cords
Cassinets, caiicoes, cotions. &c.
VIII be added, a NEGRO WOMAN.
belonging to the estate of YIN. Green, de.
ceased, to serve tor term Of years
oct2 s, MARSTELLER
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a. An adjourned meeting

of the YOUNG MEN of Alexandra will
be held at the Courthouse THIS EVEN
ING. to receive the reports of the several
committees. 1t is hoped the meeting will
be well attended, as the arrangements will
be conclusive. Oct 5.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-05

Cotton 8 Hemp Seine 'Iwine.
ME subscriber has just received pa,t
Il OF MS Fall supply OF Bridport Ter
r'ng and shad Twine. Also, an assor..
nent OF Cotton Seine Twine, which viii
DE sold at lhs Baltimore prices !
avg "a GkN. COLEMAN.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-05
Notice.

TNHE Farmers Bank of Alexandra,
L this day declares a dividend of pro.
fits upon its capital stock paid in, of three
per cent tor the last six months, payable
10 stockholders or their representatives CD
Tuesday the 9Th inst.
JOHN HO0FF, Cash
oct 2aw2w
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m MARINE LIST. A
ARRIVED-Oct. g.

Schr, Midas, Small. Boston, via Norfolk,
sugar, molasses and oil to S. Messersmith,
and nails to Wm. Fowle & Co.
Schr. Twin Brothers, Baker, Baltimore,
Schr. Esther and Sally, Hand, Philad
Scbr' Cbancey, Nichols, New York,
IL days.
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Il Sc HO OIL.

in which will be taught The several
branches OF a useful and prachcai English
education, 90 the following 'erns, VIZ:
Spelling and Reading tor D3 quarter;
Writing 4 Arithmetic, in connection wHb
the aforementioned Two branches, D4s
Grammar, Geogre phy and the USE OF the
Globes, added to the tour branches pre-.
Vlously mentioned, D5; any, or all OF the
Sciences enumerated, IL connection with
History, Algebra Lograblms, Geometry,
Trigonomery, Heights and Distances AMI
Mensurstiou, D6
Isaac Ii, Robbins, having been. for a
considerable time, in the scnoOl OF J T.
Wheat both as student ana al usher ls
thoroughly and practically acquainted
with the excellent and singularIy success
fui system of instruction ard NODE OF go-
yernment adopted by that gentleman.
sept 80 81