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deared beneacior. Those eyes that once beamed with
sensoiy were closed in eternal night the check that she,
had bat few months BEFORE seen blooming with health
mad now gwen place to ghasty he-that mouth whcls
ever welcomed her with smile, and tongue that had al
ways spoken words OF and consolation the ac
ed, and the melody of whose accorded so sweetly
win the feelings OF humanity locked in silence
the heart that had throbbed with the pures principles of
integrity and christian benevolencc for her who gazed ON
his lheless FORM had ceased to vbrate His person was
still before herr but where had flown the spirit which had
formerly animated it She raised her eyes to heaven and
seemed 10 say, sit there. She bent 10 Edmund and
gave him in death, what fate denied her in ean impress.
sve kiss You, sir,' added he after few minutes pause
=" have witnessed the last tribute we could pay him ON
earth thanked this kind man for the information be-
gave me respecting who so Justly merted the aecs
tons OF those within the circle of his benevolent actions
arranged business and departed day for NJ York
and reflected much upon the virtues of him whose memo
y will be coeaua with life, in the recoectons of the vii.
layers OF j.. Last Spring. chance brought within few
miles OF the village, and took advantage of the opporti-
nifty and visited it, pleased find the good land
lord still living staid few days-and became acquant.
ed with Em1naand certainly she is an interesting wona
Ime in welding his sceptre, has passed lightly her
though the recollectinns of other DAYS often throw q
gloom OF her brightest moments, and call INTO
existence the tells of rooted grief She showed the
miniature of Edmund and truly the character he bore is
exempled in every feature of his face. left the most
OF his property erbut she avas herself further Of
his munoence than TO pursue the he adoptedad-
consolation and comfort the necessous and
afflicted and the names of Edmund and Emma will live
forever in the remembrance of the village POTTERY:
MAICOME
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NO,TICE.

NHAS committed to the public Jail of Newcastle county,
w state of Delaware on the 9th Of August, inst. by
Evan Thomas Esq. Of the Justices of the Peace for
sad county, as runaway, negro man who calls himself
WILLIAM THOMAS, and says he is from Caroline county,
state of Maryland. He says that his masters
William Ihomas but is now dead. He is rather dark
yellow, about feet inches hghhe has lost his upper
fore teeth, and spsa little, rather down look when
spoken to, says he is acquainted with Mr. james Boom
Caroline county.
This is therefore to give notice, that if the of the
said negro SO imprisoned aforesaid shall omit neglect
to release him from prison, by proving property, he will be
discharged from his confinement within six weeks from The
date hereof pursuant of the General Assembly of
the stale Of Delaware, in such made and provided
PETER b. DELANY, Shift.
Newcastle, Aug g. 1925. 73-12t
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INLAND NAVIGATION.

gSSlE subscriber having obtained Letters Patent under
the Seal of the United States "For saving in the
passage Of through Locks of Canals and for saving
water generally in Inland Navigation" pledges himself
erect Locks upon constructions by which any qual-
lily of the water by the present construction SPENT in the
passage Of vessels shall be retained and reapped,
ceedg eight tenhs and also that the passage of vessels
shall thereby be expedited. With respect to the time OF
filing those locks, he is prepared to prove the satsfac-
ton Of any Engineer intelligent person, the fact to be
above stated, well by the model, by the best expert
Of Brndley, Smeaon, and other eminent engineers
Of Europe, made the flowing of water; and is there
fore willing say, that unless the passage be eyped
ted and with perfect safety well the water saved he
will present his Improvement, without any charge what
ever J. 2. FAlRLAMB, CsUI Engineer.
Wilmington, Del, August 10th, 1926 73-9t
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD

DAN AWAY from the subscriber Sunday last, ser
IL want BLACK NAN about 81 years Of age, has about
years to serve named Jim; he about feet or in
ches high, has his upper lip. lie had on and
took with him double breasted blue cloth and panta
looms, pair of Wilmington stripe pantaloons, fur hat
about half worn, pair of good shoes and sundry other
clothing. He is Of black color and speaks quick when
spoken to. He was purchased by Of DR.. Cooper and
Richard Simmons, admrs. of Sarah Downs, slave and
have since SET him free He went off without any prov
ocaon disturbance. The above reward will be paid
any person for bringing him home me, securing him
any Jail in the stale Of Delaware that get him again
EBEN'R. BLACKISTON.
SMYRNA, Aug. Cd, 1925. 7O-3m
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Robertson & Little.
t.. M. POMEROY'S

METALLIC STRIP AND PASTE,
ET0R Razors, Surgeons Instruments &c manufactured
u by Constant Kirkland, and Co. Waingford, Connec-
tcut and sold at the Watchman Printing Office and Book
store No 1885, Market street The above Strap and Paste
ave offered the Public with full belief that they will be
found trial far superior to any ever before used in this
or any other country January 1923.
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RAN AWAY

nN Saturday the 10th inst from the subscriber near
~ Mddletown, Del. bright mulatto, named PhiHb
Sansbey Natter about 10 or 10 years of age He is about
feet inches high, delcately made, round shoudered
cloth coat, seersucker do striped wors,ed waislcoa
pair of tow linen trousers, pair of blue domestic stripe d.
domestic Shirt and black fur hat. will give 1wenty DOL
reward and pay reasonable charges if brought home
Twenty Dollars if secured so that get him.
THOMAS S. MERRITT.
July 90, 1926. 67--tf
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TO MAKE CRIMSON COLOUR.

To two gallons of the juice of pokeberries, whec
they quite ripe, add hall ealon Of strong vine.
gar, made of the wild crab APPLE to dye one pound
of wool, which must be FIRST washed very clean with
hard soap. The WOOL when wrung dry, is 10 OF
put into the vinegar and pokeberry juice, and sim
meTed in copper vessel for one hour then take
out the wool and let it drip awhile, and spread in
the sun. The vessel must be free from grease OF
any kind
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Among other costly relics belonging to one of,he
richest converts in Valadolid, there was brick Of
massive gold, of nearly foot in length by an inch
thick. which contained thorn said to be from the
crown which Christ wore on the cross. TWAS pre-
sen!ed to Napoleon by one Of his generals, and he
received it but taking out the thorn. There
said he, "give that back to the monks; keep tl,
brick
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Union Canal Lottery of Pennsylvania,

Eighteenth Cass-new SERIES To be drawn on the 7th
September, 1926, and finished in few minutes Sixty six
7umbers-Nine Ballots to be drawn.
Scteme.-1 prize of S25,000 Of 1850; of $3.50;
IT so00 10 of 1o0o 90 of 500; 50 o zoos 81 of 100;
Al4 Of So 2S5 Of 90; 1896 of 10; 1861 of s.
Tickets S5-halves 2.50-quarters 125-eighhs 63.
The official drawings of these Lotteries will be duly
ceiyed by mail and the prizes therein Immediately cashed
on presentation and every other information given at their
Slice, No. 90, Marketstreet, Wilmington, by
Robertson & Little.
Agents for YATES & MINTYliE, Managers.
Nag. 4th, 1895.
n b. Robertson & Little, have connected with Tho Lot
'ey the EXCHANGE BUSINESS They will therefore buy and
sell every description of Bank notes. Gold, and Spanish
oolasThey will also furnish and collect drafts on Eos
ton NewYork, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Richmond, Ra-
itlgh, n. c.. New Orleans, &C.
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"Weil,' said Mr.. Secretary Gouburn to la
borer who was repairing some fences near Dublin
Castle, " what do you propose to ask of MIR. Can
ming when he arrives hereP" 1.-THE suppression OF
pigeons, of rabbits, and of parsons" The reply
"Why, really this is strange mode of chasing
them. inlay, your honor, it is clear: the 6rsr
devour US in the Seed the second in the blade, and
the third in the sheaf.'
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rich, but avaricious lady, was in the practice Of
marketing, and carrying home her purchases her.
self, for fear of any fraud being committed. One
day she returning from her butchers, when she
let fall, in the public street, shoulder of mutton.
from under her shawl young man, passing,
picked it up, and presenting it to her with gallant
air, said, /" Madam. you have dropped your FAM"
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Number 374.
CONDITIONS OF THE WATCHMAN.

The are, those who pay during the month of
January July, six months advance Four Dollars
year. From those who do not pay above, Fve Dollars
will be demanded lfa subscriber wishes Decline he
must notify the editors of his intention before the first of
June December, and pay all arrearages Without
compliance with these conditions paper will be dscon
tinued except at the option Of the editors.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Advertisements not exceeding twelve lines for term
less than three months four times for dollar and twen-
y cents for every subsequent insertions longer pro-
portion Advertisers requested to specify in writing
how long their advertisements to be inserted, they
will be continued till forbid Letters the Editors, in
sure attention must be post paid.
Adverfising by the year.
To Subscribers. To Non-Subscribers.
year S15 90 1year S18, 90
6months ., 10 6months 9, so
do. A, so do. s. 90
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loin of mutton was on the table, and the gentIe~
man opposite 10 it took the carver in hand /" Shall
cut it saddlewtse ?'' quoth he. I" You had better
cut it bridtewiSe," replied another, Z" for then We
shall all stand better chance to get a Bit in our
mouths %
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Lypca5nrg Fsnnlr .acnfemp.

yklHE slR-gRliiHRfa takes ,ia mrih,a 4
II express Ia gf4lilHds. iar liz Il 81 III
ff,ange which has Ieea hfreleiose .slelf.eH
70 him, nnd IL iHf.,rm his IN ri,ns AL III
public generally, filst the ssef,is.l 81 ihr
m January. liratas iukru ihhf lsfae Hinf
tp1nnadto e>fal,'ishmcn' OF Third siraei
f1fHedY known ~ IL. llsil Tavern ~ .
htaltie AMI retired ,ilnatinn, aud has nasifai.
al viii laIn IN the management al lhe u
sli'uti0n the isrv Josiah Coir, iermerlv -
Norfolk, "a -, 10 nm sr.nrnie knol.iahse nf
ihf sfteness, atltls MUIR Than iAysms .eAfs. - .
ttetIentf asn ienrhtr H. Ills In=iitntIan y III
b. tansli I'll ihe branches 81 ~ l.nglIsh shfi
eaiinn, inradihe Music. Painting III pauar
Velvet satin. y pnd, and the various I,raafI4.
= ri Needle Work. There vii be- nlwnAk
smplpecd tenr competent Teachers Ierilts
tho ssnie ~ hereto IRE. Pupils from n di=z
lnnes vii he accommodated will bura in
thr snhserher's lnnils inr hllV dollar. p.r
sessieat payable IN advance. or faflNz hee dol.
lsfz, the pupil furnishing her own bel. b.d.
~ nnd towels
f,is#nfal attention aud ears viii nj nll times
he fn,t Ia thnsc who nny lac placed IN our
family ns hnafdrrs
fhf character qnal featinn., ~ reference
In Gpl Nm. Il. Lynch Rev +. u Smith
REV. lohn Earv, r.. Edmund Cannon,
David k9le. ha. ,le, David Il Idly, Dr
llnm1 basiss. Robert Mnrrias, snul ffnis.
lord. Abrnm X. Nnrih am III. Fdtinra Of lhr
Fireinpn. ALEX !. DDIft.IAss
nee.29 fal2i
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EDUCATION.

IANEs + uARfER H. WILLIAM
- NJ. L hPBEil.. respectfully inform
The enl1ehs Of l,,tchbprg, lb9t ib., will
opro school IN lhi- p,,>.e, M hnpda,, ihs
gid Of Jannaiy, in shnt, vii b. taught
orth"efarh, Rsading, Writing. sir'ihoe-
lle, p. Grmnfer, tiengnph, Euclll's r.i.,
menls. aud olhe, b spcles oi tn. Maihs.
natirr usually iinghl II seboole. ID. Latin,
Gferk and French langoages. Terms for
The Lhilo, Gle.'k aud French, gIs per.
session Of months, Geography. l., Cram.
mer, Arithmetic, Lnehd's Elements, &c.
Wiring, Reading, ard Orihogtapby,
az. Begin ~, SB- All those who may
In dl-possd IN ralrenia. lbis school. nay
fest assured thu due attention vii be paid
10 tiletf interest.
Satisfactory testimonials respecting ihs
qualifications ee ol zach can BIZ eYhi6ied.
De-. 10 ,lal
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~ We hear that the Committee of the
Va. Legislature appointed to investigate
the abuses in Warehouses, are overhanling
them in Richmond, with Severe hind.
The abuse most c"nplained Of consisted in
permittin. every deaIerio take IA sanple
from the hogsbeads of Tobacco when they
were opened, which, being afterwards
thrown aside, thu inspectors converted to
their own usr, and, by this means, made
several hogshrads every year for ihen-
selves. We arr glad 10 have ii in our
power Ia state that This Practice does not
exist among the Inspectors IL Lynchbors.
Olthe CONTRARY, they tse every rxer'loa
to prevent waste, aud the course the,
have adopted, eGeotoaliS acc"npllshes
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ttei. pnrrme try ne.ar drtr hnl q

Their pnrpre Ta,y never ,iI,ir hm n
a re -ae'ple ID be taken trom hreak.
and thai thy hand nser In tn. purchaser.
=.1s
~ We arr 81 much crended to-day
with matter whirb il j. Indispensable Ia
publish, thai Ne have mi roam FIR some
editorial r.pn,iks which ne hid designed
making IN the proposition nf Mr.. Biilrf.
L. Gnngfe<s. IN amend the federal ronsti-
tai'an. The nfopnsei ameodnent viii BIZ
ioand in anoiher cnlam1.
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t(EsPEt'ItuILY tnfnm The mlal,,-
ianis ai iNnthhnfR an - vicinity thpI
assisted by the,f .on aud n Young mdY, hey
ha's delrrnlned ~ open IJAa1E III.
<AS<LDbWIK ~ HIS plff, IL III. house
h'longing Ia Airs thheil, tsfuIsfiv ofeaufea
by Young a lonea. ~ the IL day of ANIL
hsn, IN tbs institution will br taught nil
ihf hrhhfhrs necessary 10 ths complete eaii-
ea'ion III sonfIg lnds
Trims pr naion OF FIR nDpfhs
The hrsi slass viii be taught unhorraphy,
Heading, Writing. Geography with the ~. III
hnps ahd t'lobes, Exercises on the Globes,
Arithmetic, English Grnmmnr md pnrs,ny
Composition, .eolory, Aslrnnom, Natural
Philosophy, hem,slrs, mud Bninn, FIR y Ia.
The second class, Sprllinr Reading, Nri.
l'ng hnd principles al Grammar -
ihe 'h'fd or junior class. Spelling aud
Reading tnly a
Mn.ie, vocal aud on he Piono. Forte. J les.
s"ns n VIZ, lor d %
frspeh Haitian, md Germnn lanenefe., =
lesson, 81 week Tor eseh \ 10.
Drawing and Painting, on Piper or teivet,
2lessohs week, fn III
Bonding, Washing, and Lodging Il %
All kind ol Needle work ana Lmhrolder,
will he taught II ipsired, 10 tbe scholars Of
the Isl and q clas,es without my add,l.a,m
charge
hoArders will hive The advantage 81 learn
lhg lhr FRENCH language, pfnmmntieallS end |
practically IN The family, nhrh /. the only !
FeV 10 ienfh II correctly without any nddi. /
10 nj ehnrgr.
Payments our hnlf in ndsnncn mud The 9th.
tr mil ~ thr end al ibe session.
M other aibiiiounl rharge
At ihr end 81 every Sc SION, there VIII hr
n1hlic ethnilnhtlon, 10y eAahinels elas.n
rom res'retal'le aud learned gentlemen ol
Ills town Whose repari will b. published
In consequence al h ndYnnerd arnson nj
which the hfsi session will commence. lis dn.
alton has been liinatd ~ ! months bonrd.
Y aud tuition phynblo-in proportion
lhose fHrents or guardians " ~ vii ron.
Tile tnsir daughters Or Nnraa = H., s#s..s
may remain assured that tht Rfeaieat n1feuti.
N shall he paid In The mpfot rnrnl na we'll
A. department OF their pnpiis
Thu pnhilr j. respectfully feieff.d Il, fIr fur
her information Ia '. Nmsion i syanof
Ioltn Baloek, Davidson Bfhatufe. \ 4 Nafth
u Dave. III Mauss. tfrj topfrrl Anlia.
y, thit"eil bahnt} aud Nm paniei, l.
Shom Nj aud Mrs Lcnbu and l.apfi nshat.
'ntt have bren recommended md Ties
will deliver a5#aea 81 the relhG
zhfea llirs hnvn ree,R = run lrsppriafif
ND VEL known ffnllsab.p al iln4 sinfa
: hlch certificates ND recommendation will
alisi} the public With respect IL In. IL canaci.
) and morality = isHehets
fEfLR iIFARi LErBA
LSheh'9 Dee ~, ls2) JUL
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an he pri1es ,e,H be .fol6pg ~ III. ubeei.
Tn Loiler, vii h, aiasii und.r Il,s.t,.
refInlfndener NJ Judg, WlIiam Dania,
and al,s-rs. Albon M.llihi4I j. Is.
Mem. john Bolbtk. Ann, u Hancock.
DAVID q. hnlrsli, William ". NOVEL, and
Rohrri Kyle.
a." Tickets may be hid nj The sehemu
pihe of 50 nnill ilie bib II Jsnoaf.. -,od
sh ,rss III proportion. After hich time they
vii advance Ia $50.
e." Orders rom ditnnce, posi pad.
WIFI. punclually attended Ia. If .adtea.
sed IN AUG. LbFTWICH,
p'e' ~ III Manager.
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The VTRGINEAN.
LYNcHBpRG DEcruRrn 90 -


y
We nave been com Pelled IL lay .a.r N,
III 10 day, fpr want Of room, the Rrno,t nj
The venerable Rector of the Uni.e4si,y -,
virginia, 10 the Legislature. IN. d.l,,.
VIII not, however, diminish the int,r, :,
which the people of ins State must n.e.s
sffily feel In the prosperity Of M Ins,Iln,ian
so intimately blended with tb.t, i,,.,..,.
and Their hopes. When the d, siyo ~.
hfs' started am more perlicpl lily VIII n
eiiarl ttessie was fixed upon as ,b- ol,c.
offs loralioa, the fears of the II nd and
the hostility If tie demagnsne alike ar.
dictsdits complrie failure, and The conse-
qnrnt waste of public funds But III. b,,.,iI.
~ orlg'nating in both ri thes. causes Ls.
.sted lis ftr, In harmless assaults. Tn.
University, under the gurianc. Of the PM
iasopher and Statesman Of Moatlc,ll :. Ina.
opened ia portals, and is nov unfolding
tic book Of kno"Itdge tn "tyes thai SEEK
the light" lis p f.ssors, kenrr,lly. have
she reputation Of being men nf extensive
md solid attainhcnts, sed hgaly gifted
with all the qnsliies calculated To attract
III" respect as we'll as D. excite the emu
laiion of youth. TIE il .haa prejudice
which at first existed ngtiast those who
came from Europe, has vanished ns the
students nav" become acquainted with
their merits; and since the rupture which
occurred few mouths ago, and which
from its result, we Cannot help consider d
fortunate, they baye all, Is far ss We have
been informed manifested disposition Ia
perform with pnnetaaliiy aud exacinrss,
the duties expected VI them by their pa
rents, aud which they owe to thenseI, RI
aud the Professors.
To Mr.. Jefferson, no has, like Cincin-
natus laid aside the insignia of oilics only
to engage IN other labors Of usefulness, Ia.
State of Virginia owes debt of gratitude
which II Ill never be abb. 10 pay. Gfcat
and splendid as has been his u hlical ca
reer-prond as we're his triumphs and u.t-
iut as were his acts, even their rrmrm-
brance niay fail in the lapse of y.,rs and
IN the progress fgen-rations-Bu IN th
University of Virginia he has erected u
Monument whose neser-cea.ing u.rfulnes.
will perpetuhte his name and mr,nar,, aud
emhAlm them in the hearts aud afieclian
ut pasterlty, 10 the latest FRA of time. Tnt
Monuments Of Egypt have survived tha
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, -<eM pasent II asteaa.
Ill. enIl.allI,et. nl,in.t .lnln. 10 4

III. subsatlbet, abn,t ttnker IN Inc
eiiN q bhliimer, respectfully informs
Il" phi,l'e ~ reHelal md Cabin.t Makers in
patilrnlhi, thu H. mas visited IYnrLbnfp for
t1e lnfpese al exhibiting ii,s NV snd hlthly
stPeeed bsdoshd joint h.i.ning, aad fl,at
ne hhshhd hedsead mad. on this plnn.
Which ma} be seen NJ Mr.. Norris franl in
itoiel, Vice. oil fho feel mn interest IN an
Improvement III this most inefnI article ara
l#is,i.d Ia eait md view it--tor deseripiian
Al which liz retffs them 10 The very fespseta-
lie esftlhshie. Attached IL Ills nffyprfisemfnf
HE suh''f'5ef nj itl9fns til. Ia inrl Ma.
ks ri The sessfsi adjoining eoilnii.s II NJ llo
has Mid Ia Nj Hehen Meiftss, al ,lis place.
he eErlnsivn riFhl aud librly - uni aud
vending to oiliers II bf nsed, III. a. oNt aa,n.
iasieeines, end should MP lie1linu he
made Af. N will r.her all lie inslenings ~
tie patent right. 10 use Item leere Is no
dpnli ht The poison lu,ving the exclusive
nh Tor any tow ar county. will bs e"a.
hI"d In mnpopoIize the lszinea.
The pnblc'' humble .tryl
SAC cooPEn.
W. The slihscfibars d. he,ebs rerftg chat
W. hnYe purchased Of Aif lsase Cnofer of
Bhlimerr. tie r.ge' of usinP liz palen, bed
stead, and bHve lo0na Il in6fi ilseful inp1n.
bon--llit er.hi facility vii which tins Ard
Il hsdsiend cnn be pn' opol TAKEN down. e.
veg hs lie mo ignorant servnut, ddntd to
The mnsl perfect strength mud dafHl lits -
The iaelenihR. rendfrs !, TAR preferable 10 say
Thing al The kind ~ have ever seen. and "a
snrf hui MI "lo Try il viii he eqnalls pi..t-
ed--in case al fire when a prfson winch. ~
NOV" NJ short notlee, this hind al =. -
cha he taken down ~ ons minnie--1bis e.
cntn.tanee nlone renders them invaluable
GiV"n unasr or liapds
ARCHIBALD WARr, Frtderiesst.ay
DAVID l. luihR Rtchpeus
SANL II. GoLDWELL. P.tt,sdafY
JNCOB KAL1ZEIE. Baflm6re
JOSEPH W ESGIrH,
JOIN NEEDFT =
EDWA9 u kELDLE5,
Dee % 4sof
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WKj.. TIrsyM
J ite1 nlure laltior,

} w NauFe btltttfy.
FIRST Class for he bfpta Of The
.Nef LONDON .toa1enly
To i. dlhHn. all IN 49, .iae. ~ III. town
II lynehhltg. IN the rs l. II febfaary.
10 u, or eaehsr II lh, le,naed fur lick.
'tt ehoold continue AZ great "a II ID ~
urfApuT
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: Wis Institutions tphi,b Tor seppr1i ge0rs
] p,ta has btap eoafaoifd bV hsDrs. IL.
dreUs y Jones "H ~ jhinre br Str,iuitndra
ny he Rer. J0"Pt Lhbartfi asaisted bg n. RI.
ihomns MeHo6 aHa uiff fun .H4ssafhDnffs,
Hs ~. he"H'dY uiio jsf sfptfH geara hui
taughi Painting aad DrdH ny n H,a tnai,iu-
hoa aud hhft' otttt 10ie y fIprroo,esd teaeh-
q. The PUN " tntsaenoJf - TIE a1hosi ui1l
IA, he samt diheteigJott pHrdsd
Iht pDPas nil boattt 1e,b NJ, pr1ctpai,-
take thru manis N M .an, tl6te nth ~ tam
ag. aud NIL 6t btafed Us hls oith ehi'drtn.
I'm trims ior board nnd f.ii.nn nut b mr.
sane nb0@ herefotOre tsttbiih,d, RI. jot. az
he bsa,ahs- Of EaRlish stBd9. .St.difUo= Il aul
8vnt 80 pcr Session, .Hns,c 30, and PdiniiJr
nad D,pm,ag =.
Tn Joreiga 4, deqd languages nil bf taugbt
Yreqmrld. He priae,pn II deiermiued Hot
no gfoltnd Of complaint dnH u, fatuf. ar, NJ
trtrn mud nncrpecfsd changes. No ehafges piii
be dioW,d eIctpt sUfh Us arr pnttirui4rIu or
dertdbg Me Parf9f ., gea,dion.
The gostgnment oJ ihs sctooi NH be strictt,
pnternai--hf gorrnmtm " k,nd,ass md rfa.
TIT PrIpcipm NIL cousidtr himHH ~ res.
p0H1ble t0f he HoIais aad mnHuffs Of his m.
pas, md tbih eretg htg seefa,idn on retigi
7Hs sBjJsci5 shaH b. dticiig nrom n, hr u.H 0sr
srerH niefbod ~ h,B p0mtr IN fn,bHf Htir MINDS
tndh h0H h0rni Il nths nh oh situnit hs rir,os
aid eaoodit he Jteltngs, oad gre Htn soo,e
pfoper nofions of Ale ren 5gaug oE M.,r M
tHt. Ihe setooi NIL be n chap ont and
"hen the heahhfainess If The piaee, nnd efcsi-
iehce et me soeitig Of Ht tou,. mud neigt5or.
hunt, nnd Me inttred he inAabifaDts mnnift,t
Ior tht mcmbersof The school are faitu iBio rom
,ideratiD,i, rcs b,iierf il WH be foDud 10 po,ps ;,
as aHay advantages as my other schoot IN our
country.
Tbe iirst s,s.ion nil coD,mtnee on m. second
.honday in Jaapnrg, ls26.
.N0rE Each pupil rH b. required 10 fur,
ai4h her otcn Shirts. biaHkfis, aud coun.terpanf