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The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-06-29

In almost every paper which comes to
hand, we read ofthe most active preparations
for splendid celebration Of the approaching
Anniversary or Jubilee. as it is termed, oil
our National Independence.
We hear of nothing going on in Whining
ton. No grand parade--no procession-no
grafton to be delivered--no public dinner,
sc We suppose every one here will choose
,ursuc, unmolested, his daily avocation,
"n stay at home and dine with his family,
would any other day. We know very
how we shall spend the day
14Jbhng our fingers in each bor,
And making slow our pence"
Well, every one to their liking. We con-
4 fess that we should have no objections to
slice a round of roast beef, prime loin OF
veal, awell dressed roaster, OF some such de-
licacy, with due quantum Of jellies, pies or
tarts--to see fine procession, or parade, or
hear patriotic grafton; but any OF these, as
ublic entertainments, we do not expect to
ljov. Our dcvH has absconded, or he should
our orator of the day in the Office, and
oiye us the Declaration OF independence
from the IMPOSING stone. There are some
ethers for whom we can also speak; class
OF gentry who never let such day so o.
YER without celebrating ofit-the boys. The
little urchins have been saving their PEN
Nies for a fortnight, to buy powder with, and
land we have no doubt that they will keeT
alive the remembrance, if nothing else, thai
|'hat day is the Fourth Of July.
French .Nezvshahers.-A share in the Pa
lis Constitutions, the leading journal ON thu
liberal side, which was sold in 1916 for 600
francs, now produces $4,000 francs year
The price of this daily paper IS 72 franc
er annum, and it has 10000 subscribers
vhose subscriptions amount to 5,0o0l ster
AIng per annum.
The Massachusetts, Legislature was pro
fouged on Tuesday last, to the first Wednes
oay in January next after passing thirty-sev
A-en acts.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-06-29

Trial of 11aiahar-Yesterday the case
of the people VS.. Antoine Malapar and 9TH
ers, to the jurors unknown, for conspiracy,
was tried in the Court of Oyer and lermln;
er, now sitting in this city, which occupied
the Court until 9 o'clock last evening, when
the jury, after retiring for short time,
found verdict of Guilty, as to Malapar,
who alone was tried. 1t came out in the
course of the trial, amongst other things, that
Malapar issued sevcnty -t7vo thousand dollars
of his notes on the day the indictment was
found.-EUening Post, June 90
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-06-29
,uxxE W1LMINGTON1AN,
- AND
nELAWARE ADVERTISER.
Thursday, June 20, 1896.


= On Saturday evening last, hre ofoNe ous
;,4be Barn of Mr.. Edward Iatnall, at bran-
,,vy;ne. which, together with SO or 80 tons
asbav were destroyed. On the first alarm
so;nr Given. the Firemen, with the utmost
zeal and activity, fastened to the scene Oh
conaapration, and by timely exertion pro-
,octed a number Of stables, with their con-
,ents which were in the immediate vicinity
.fthe one on fire, from like tate. II is
supposed that the fire was the act OF an m
.and;arv. and the Borough Council have Of
s.,ed reward Of 5000 for the offender.
The renort Of the fall of Missolonghi, has
!. ,onctb becn confirmed, as will be seen
,nder our Foreign head, by an arrival at
New-york from Liverpool, with papers as
late as the oath ult. Thus have the tyran-
;c,, and blood thirsty followers OF Mahom-
>. oh,a;ned anotheradvantage over the strug-
c,es of noble and oppressed people
We mnst lament the loss OF blood, and the
lives of the innocent victims who were drlv-
on 70 their own destruction. rather than fail
INTO the hands of their cut thrdat conquer
ors: but we believe that this event wiii be
more in favor of Greece than otherwise.
The powers of Europe must now decide whc-
ther or not they will suffer the Ottoman yoke
TO remain any longer upon the necks OF the
oppressed Greeks, and as they have already
intimated a wish that their independence
should be acknowledged, We bciieve they
must now make their determinations known
mon the subject The public sentiment
which is already alive in favor OF the
Greeks will receive fresh excitement, and
funds will be promptly raised to enable
them to prosecute their struggle with re-
newed efforts.
Po,atoes.-The scarcity ofthis useful and al
most indispensable vegetable, which at present
exists in this place, is unprecedented. There are
none in our Markets or Stores, and we do not be-
leve that there is one potatoe for sale in the
whole Borough. cargo of few hundred
bushels would meet with ready and good mar
ket, if furnished early.
At meeting of the Borough Council, held on
the 22d inst, the following gentlemen were APP
pointed to fill the offices opposite their respect
i've names;
Nathan Bassett, Clerk of the Market.
.andrelu Taylor, Inspector of Flour.
James Logan, Superintendent of the Water
Works.
.adam Vitsel, Regulator of Wooden Dry Meas
ures.
7Nos. C. Ahichs, Regulator Of Weights and Yare
Sticks.
JTm IVoodcoch, Measuler of Bark.
Ioha Hedges, Guager and Inspector of Liquors
Isaac Hendrtckson, Hance Nat, and Jonas p. Far
lamb, Regulators of the streets.
Christian Fries and James Fries, Wood Corders
ZiJa Ferris, Regulator of the Town clock.
Samuel TTolioSton, and IHos. Spiheman, stree
Commissioners.
John Haons, Supervisor of the streets.
Marcus Copelle, Collector of Taxes.
Him. Tyoodcoek, Weigher of Hay
jonas P. Fairlamb, Clerk of the Council.
Thos. Dell, Bailifi,
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-06-29

BRILLIANT SCHEME.
1854 Prizes amounting to

+.sNot one blank to prize!
All payable in CASH, which, as USUAL, can be
had at COIIENS' OFFICE, the moment they are
dfdmn
Price Of Tickets
Tickets, IS 90 Quarters, 81 IS
Halves, SO Eighths, 62
To be had in the greatest variety ofnumbers (odd
z, \at
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-06-29
fYf YfgNfE9fsSfEzTYiDa

In Baltimore, on Tuesday evening last by
the Rev. Mr.. Henshaw, Mr.. Hesekiah Niles,
to Miss Sally INN, daughter Of the late John
Warner, Esq.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-06-29

1t appears from discussion in the British
House of Commons, that the condition of the
West India slaves in the West Indies is
wealthy there are 5000 slaves in Tortola,
who have among them 95o,00o (ahovc 1920
ooo). The slaves of the West India Islands
are said to have among them from to 5000,
900 dolls.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-06-29
SALE OF STOCK.

FOR saie, at Public Auctioa, on Saturday. the
9th day of July next, at O'Clock, in the after
noon at the house of zen. James Wolfe, in the
borough of Wilmington, the following valuable
STOCK, viz:
as Shares of the Wilmington Bridge Company
40 Shares of the Farmers Bank of the state OF
Delaware
2 shares of the Bank of Delaware
Share of the Spa Spring Co., on which is
paid 500 :,
20 Shares of the Delaware Fire Insurance stock
BROWN & BAILY, .7uefioaeers.
Wilmington, june27ts-40,
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-06-29

On Sunday night, the fourth inst, John
Hafflefnger, who acted as hostler to Mr.
Richards tavern, in Charlestown township,
Chester co, Pa. rose in his sleep. and jump
ed out of the garnet window, on hard pave
ment, a distance of 20 feet; his thigh and
arm were broken, and many parts OF his bo-
dy severely bruiscd-little hopes is entertain
ed of his life.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-06-29
The Museum.
OF
FJreign Literature and Science,
l. JUST PUBLISHED ny
f LITTELL, PHILADELPHIA.

The subscription is Sc a year, payable in ad-
vance. 1t will be sent to amy part OF the United
States, by mail, upon payment OF hive dollars,
on account, being received by the publisher.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-06-29

The brig Eliza, from New York. arrived
at Vera Cruz in 18 days passage. She car
ried out Mr.. Jaques, with carriages and hors-
es for line of mail stages to run between
Vera Cruz and the city of Mexico. They
we're landed in good order, and were to start
for the city on the 9th ult.' 1t is added that
carriage had never yet passed over that
road, though it is in good order for travelling
the whole distance.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-06-29
Prices Of Country Produce.
IYTL 5fTNGTON, JUNE %, 1926.

FLoun, superfne, per barrel. ............A IS
Middlings. .......... S3
Ryp p.....,,.,........... ...-....po %
WHEar. white, per bushel or 60lbs. ........ 90
Do. red, do do. .......... 70
ConS, per bushel or 57lbs.. s..."........... ~
Do Meal, per bushel... ........ W
IN MARKET.
Butter, 16a1s cts.-Eggs, 12 14-Lard, 8 10:
Bacon, 8 a o-IIam, 9 12-Potatoes, 30 a 100
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-06-29

The Highlands, tale of the Hudson, an
nounced some time since as preparing for the
press, is now nearly ready for publication,
and will be issued in few davs The scene
is laid in part of the state of n. York, infe-
ferior to no other in point of beauty and
splendor.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-06-29

The Massachusetts, Legislature was pro-
fouged on Tuesday last, to the first Wednes.
oay in January next after passing thirty-sev.
en- actc
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-06-29
GD-.H!!.I!'!lEHHIS[aS ]! !lEHH

& EveIl) a
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-06-29

The Warrenton, N. c. Reporter, contains
an account of the trial of VIM. d. Hooe, for
the murder of his friend Simpson Hooe
has confessed that he murdered Simpson
that he had no complice-that after first
leaving Simpson believing him dead, about
midnight he visited the body and found him
recovering, that he stabbed him many times.
About day, fearing he was still alive, he a.
gain repaired to where he had killed him,
and finding he was dead, left Centreville
shortly after.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-06-29

The Sea SERPENT has again made its ap-.
pearance. 1t was seen by the Captain OF
the Silas Richards. and a number of passen-
gers. in lat. 45o so, long SO 32' who have
published note to this effect in the N. York
papers-It corresponds with the description
formerly given. Its visible length appeared
about sixty feet, and its circumference ten
feet.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-03
YaiuaLie Real Eslate for Saie.

WISH toseiitwo ofiand ing the county Camp
- beii one containing about 1000 the other
an1 GU Tine two tracts separated only by
On TIE INST at being heractVa whch les,de there al
more than $40 open land, which has been
cleared within few years There clear large
quantity of hsrae Tobacco Land all of which lies IN
Que body Tins tract lies remarkably well, being very little
unduaed-be water hne aud the neghbohood healthy ami
agreeable The Improvements large dwelling house
rock, kitchen, smoke house, house
oEesees house, anu good tobacco houses all
new Oi the other nearly half open land
hsh state a" improvements part of which flat land Of ve,y
superior quality There also client SITE,
ond good orchard OF well selected fruit The
men good dwelling houses about mile apart,
with all The usual houses attached each cou-
sidei unnecessary the property particu
lr knowing that those who will
hrst view tbu by vi further inducements would state
that there these tracts large quantity OF good Meadow
Land, which certahiy considerable acquisition
All persons who purchasing above pro-
petty particularly invited 10 cali and The
will he libeal aud accommodating, by
the subscriber living the premises about 70 miles
Ly nchbuTg aud southeast from Campbell courthouse
NATHANIEL w. PAYNE.
g. The ab.ve land could he divided into
smaller tracts to su1 purchasers n. w z.
August II. 27-wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-03
RICHMOND, NOV. 8, isae.
STANDARD MAPS. SEC.

THE following valuable Maps been recently pub
a ihed by III. S. TANNER, and for sale al his
Map Store, of Seventh and Che,uut Streets Phadel
phia.
Map Of North Aae,ca, four sheets embracing all
the surveys and discoveries PRICE, ON rollers, So 90
2 Map of South Aaeriea Q sheets; price, 81 90
j. Map Of Europe, Sheets with the present boundaries,
&c. price, 90
4. Mar of Asia on sheets; price, SO 90
s. Map Of africa, on sheets price, SO 90
The preceding Maps usually sold ogether-they form
set on which elneated the erre surface the
present as complete body of Geographical information
known world the existing of knowledge will admit
Price OF the set mounted rollers aud vanished, S35 90
o. new College Atfns cons.ting of series of general
Maps OF the various grand divisions world
course OF geographical Instruction pursued the colleges
high schools OF the Uuted States imperial folio Price
bsund, az IN
The preceding Maps ot the College put up on
thick pas,eboards and vanished, suitable for the schools
price OF the set, 81 SO
Atlas Of Incient Geography, designed illustrate the
crk' Of the ancient writers both sacred aud profsne;
III imperial luarto. Price, half bound, 80 so
- In preParaton sheet Map of the United States;
and four sheet ofhe Word the glouar
The of the United States aud
will be published due regard proper execution
VIZ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-03
Oxford FenGfe .hcadcmu.

fNHE Fall Examination in this will
= on Wednes lay the 18th November and close
FRIDAY evening following The first Of the year
VIII commence on the secon. Monday in January.
The very liberal paors which has been given to thi,
oemnay the past year, has encouraged the Principal
crease the number OF teachers
dhons TO the of studies pursued He has en-
gNgd gentleman aud lady for the ensuing year, who have
had long and successful teaching
the his academies country. A cabinet minerals
Sym'ea and philosophical apparatus will be added before
ue commencement at the livery
Chemistry, Natural Phio,ophy, Asrsnomy and Mneraiogy,
WI he accompanied with Lecture, The principles those
SCIENCES illustrated by appropriate experiments
Particular attention will oe pad plain and nlmenlt
P-nmansbr 10 the projection aud drawing of Maps plain
and ornamental NeedeWok. stated lecture will b, given
to the two higher classes on1nenaf Philosophy Able
perienced teachers wall be employed in the oc
Music Drawing and Painting The s, ninary furnished
wilh Maps, Globes &c. No alteration be made the
price Of board and tuition. JOSEPH LABAREE.
Oxford, Oct IS. a5-v6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-03

II tIIE subscriber has bonds OF SIS Cts and third
a each, Of which due the 26th day Novem
ber last past the other will he due the of Noyem
Der that he is, aud always has been ready paw said
bonds they gwen for 800 OF ani
~, formerly Montgomery county, aud sold by Charles
buckle and Jauies reue commissioners under authority OF
the Chancery Court OF the Richmond District Of the
June, 49, for the benefit OF the heirs OF Hssie Prse
aud MIR. VIM Duyal of buckingham county, Va is the admi-
nistrsof for said heirs. WISH Mr. Duval
missioneT TO make title for the above named land ny
The FIRST day Of anuary next will 6r,ag title
of the land and will pay any inter said bond for
always ready to pay, If can nld the bonds
WM. HANDLEY.
Oct. ID. 45-wits
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-03
TO STAyN.VERERS-

TUE subscriber incrm, the public that he ha,
CT from New York duly qualified and empowered CURE
on the plan adopted by Mrs. Leigh DR..
es OF the New York Institution. entirely cured
o. an nveteTaie ammsrng which had annoyed him from
NANCY and has no idea that he will fail he
Gould not ammer il he do so The single fact of hi,
being entirely cured sufficient his give
denee TO The efficacy of the invaluable discovery of Mrs.
hib numerous certificates from persons cured gen
New York
The subscribers agency will end in six months: he
advises all those disposed to embrace the opportunity Of acing
tiers directed 10 Gainesville Cumberland county post
will he promptly attended To-.
He resides in Powhaan county, miles from the Court
house, the Distance from Cumberland Courthouse
nine miles from Cartersville Board he had his family
for SIS per week. The stage passes four times week by
Dickerson's store, Eve miles fIom his residence.
L. II. MoSBY,
Agent for Mrs. Leigh aud DR.. Yates.
Powhatan Oct. IL. a6-ygy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-03
Land and Negroes on long credit.

WILL besold in compliance with the will of James Harla
w dec late OF NOttoway county, .dne sday the
ed Of November next, the first fair day the
premises the tUeH established and piurbe Tauer known by
the name Of jennings old Ordinary, which attached
90 of land less The buildings
pair and there all the appendices necessary for public
house. IL will be sold credit of 2, aud years. the
purchaser executing his bond with good security Of
ust on the property Possession given immediately AT the
same time place will be sold IA valuable negroes various
descriptions credit of two Also, every species
housebo old and kitchen furniture, plantation utensils
der and stock of every kind u months for sum,
over $40 under that cash Also, will be rented for ensuing
small farm the n.ghbouhood. bond
security will he required every Those indebted 10
the estate of dec, will please
and those who have claims will present them.
By THE EXECUTORS
NUttoway Oct IT. 46-.w,Js
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-03
Land and Neg, oes for Sale

virtue OF deed trust, executed by
ker aud Maria his wife, 10 the Subscribers i'm
Gea'n debts due by said Walker ushrod Wahing-
Lewis, executors of George Washington
winch 'aid deed bears date the sh day January g22 and
wa recorded IN the county court of Abemarle I'VE shall al
o tqueSt OF the SAID Bushrod Washington Lawrence
LEWIS on the nth day Of December next at the Courthouse
a1or IN charoesvile in the county Abemare expose TO
PUBLIC auction to the highest bidder cash. all that
tract OF land whchthe said Merwether L. Walker inherited
% MS a'her Thomas Walker, lying in the said county of
containing Z62 and also all
lana ADJOINING the aforementioned tract containing 2s2
eh IN. said Meriwether L. Walker purchased Of Richard
luke anu Maria his wife, which said are bounded ON
Two sides by the lands Reuben Lindsey on the third side bv
,he snd oil Elizabeth Walker and the fourth by the
1no Also the following negro slaves witt Harry Jack
blacksmith joshua Randall, Dennis or so much
OF me SAID property will suffice satisfy and paw the p-
epa and interest due by the said Meweiher L. Walker TO
te sad bushrod Washington and Lawrence Lewis executor.
oil me sad George Washington dec. the commissions and
expenses OF the trust. ~
JOHN a. WASHINGTON.
G. - BUSH g. WASHINGTON.
-,eIt. 70. S7-gtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-03
Fiffv Dollars Re,Oord.

IlTHEREAS Gideon Wallace, did the 7t day
w of August last steal and away of my negro
men, named Jenney which said the
Wallace carried and left with certain Mr.. Francis Smith,
living the County of Caswe, n. Co. and whereas, SAID
Gideon Wallace has escaped ea HIMSELF that
the ordinary process law be served upon hi
have hei efce, thought proper ofer the above ewad
which will any persons, that will delve
said Gideon Wallace to me, living 10 the county Of Holloway,
Virginia. GEORGE BALDWIN.
r. S. Gideon Wallace is about "a 25 years old
10 inches high bUned thin visaged, dark skim
black, hair inclined TO curl speaks quick when spoken J
and the word, frequently, and also very ilIeratc
GEORGE BALDWIN.
sept. %.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-03
PREP.aRATORY SCHOOL

'ht subscriber will continue his school, preparatory for
~ entering coege,) Ararat, two miles fron, HsmsJen
2yahey College, and three from Farmvie. This situation
ma e advantage OF neishbourhood of high literary mo-
raj improvement large school house under contract
which will be completed by the ensuing Boarding may
De mad on moderate TERMS IN respectable families, mile dis
tant TermsGreek and Latin Languages so dollars Engsb
branches 20 dollars Boarding so dollars, Washing dollars
per session Of months payable half yearly advance Tie
student fading his bedding candles &C.
commencing LIST Nov ending the last Of April Second
SON. st June to the last Wednesday Of Sept Parents who
send their and those the school are rarc
iay requested TO attend the examinations, which will held
at the close of each session. DRURY Lacy
References Rev. ]. II. Rice, D. d. Prof in Theoi Semi
nary, and the Faculty of Hampden Sydney.
Ararat, Sept. I9. aa-utpt
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NOTICE.

WAS committed 20 the Jail OF Halifax county, Va ruin
w asays the 9Th July last, and woman,
DICK e. MfLLf Dick Is about FIVE feet three aud half
inches high of stout make, and dark complexion lie has
slight impeachment in has speech, and appears TO be about thirty
old. The about FIVE feet three inches HIGH of
light complexion and has large her left baud, and two
her ghi leg she about FIVE old From their
see ms they ave been cal ON some
the lower counties of this state, Newbey district South
Carolina The requested forward and prove
his property, they will be disposed Of according to law
SAnI.. ID. BLAIR,
Jalor oil Halifax county, Va.
~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-03
Irentv dollars Rem0rI'

10 AN AWAY from the plantation Of subcrihsr near
Hanover Town. about the FIRST Of August last ne FRO NOR
slave named Dick He is about IS years Of age he is IN height
about 1--WE feet inches, strong: be Is quite
black his front teeth very white wide apart pr6jee,
from his mouth lie has sometimes a foolish look when spo
Ken TO- lie had good clothing Of domestic fabric aud he
bas great coat OF Imputed cotton cloth. many
acquaintance in Hanuvcr Hentc0 and the CITY OF Richmond
and some ia King William. have TO believe tbs, he
'Va, lurking about Chicka0m'Ry, and in ohuond during the
early part Of September will give the above reward To-
person who will deliver hifu secure hun in ans iii -
mat get MN aga'u. VIM Bk OCkENBROuGH
Nt., 42--4iwtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-03
Gets.
MOTICE

TtHE subscriber will still Continue 10 sell the produce OF his
country friends Commission, and hopes Tor
ton OF their avour Having declined the Grocery business
VIII have IN his devote greater OF has
time I, general commission business than formerly.
Having before mentioned declined the Grocery business
am desous Of closing all rsn.aeton this place aud
vicinity relative thereto, and hereby particularly request all
persons who ATE indebted To either by bond
count 10 make immediate payment, much longer nduI
cannot be given, addition what they
had The subscriber may be found any time the Dry
Goods Store of Messrs. q. K. Psrkhurs Street.
SPEPHEN d. WATKINS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-03
NOTICE.
James Riuer Land OF prirnke SnLe.

a FARM situated about 20 miles above Richmond con
low grounds 100 Of fine Tobacco land 10 dear eayne
an abundance OF timber for the of the farm. II des
about 700 acres smaller quantity of high and low
may be added very reasonable terms, The IMPROVEMENTS
are good aud sufficient Tor every purpose of resident
anu planter rms pr 1pty IN point Of fertility and al adj
slutase has few equals the River Immediate p..,esoD
with the stock Of every descriptions and any facility Afforded IN
sowing crop Of wheat, for which choice parcel Of seed will
he furnished The high land shift apat for the ensuing
year. produced when last in wheat nearly so bushels per-
and in better heart. The Others (of so acre.
equally good or the low grounds large propoon il 6rs
quality Tobacco land Being resolved sell inmediate
Sep.i- ss-D,f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-03
.MJD W.dY .dCADE.MY.

The Session will the first Monday IN No
vember All the studies preparatory entering the Sophie
more and Junior Glasses at College taught
w. N PAGE and EDWARD w. KENNEY.
There will he vacancy for few additional pupii
sequence Of six eight entering college Books will he fur
nshed iffequestcd.
Terms heretofore $50 for casacal S25 FOR English
Scholars the year consisting Of 10 months
Board be had IA the most respectable families. Adre,
Ianshorne's Tavern, Cumberland county.
Sert9 ss-nisfJar.