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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-09

classes of the Revolutionary Army. This amend.
ment was adopted, aud the blanks in the bill hav-
Ing been filled, the Committee rose and reported il
10 the House. And then the House adjourned.
Phenir GdE.
WAsHINGToN, Jan. 6.-In the Senate yester-
day Mr.. Rowan of Kentucky, introduced bill to
limit and restrain the jurisdiction of the u States
Courts, in certain cases The Bill authorizing the
sale OF the reserved Salt Springs in the State oil
Missouri, was passed. The Bill for diminishing
the duty on imported Salt was read second time
and postponed 10 Monday. Mr. Reed submitted q
resolution proposing an inquiry into the expediency
OF Increasing the salary Of the Postmaster Gen
eral.
The House of Representative s was yesterday en-.
gagged on the bill provide for the surviving Off
GERS OF the army of the revolution, which was
acted on in Committee of the Whole. The amen
datory bill, reported by Mr. Burgess, and moved b.
him az an amendment to the original bill, providing
tor the officers only, rejected; and the old bill
which embraces both officers and soldiers, passed
through the Committee, and vas reported TO the
House with the blanks filled. This day the fate
of the bill will probably be decided as there APP
pears to be very proper disposition on the part of
the House not 10 waste time in the discussion of a
Oil on which every member mus, have made vi
his mind long since. Mat. Journal.
Congress Proceedings of Saturday.
The Senate did nc: cit,
In THE House. OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Mr.. Tucker OF South Carolina submitted the
following resolution, which lies on the table:
Resofced, That the Secretary OF War be direc,
ed to report as nearly practicable the number
OF the surviving officers the continental es,sb.
lishment who are not on the pension list, also
their names and place of residence.
On motion of Mr.. Brent of Louisiana. the
Committee of Ways and Means, was instructe ed to
enquire into the expediency of making an appropri-
alton to increase the salary of the Post Mas,e,
General.
On motion of Mr.. Wckliffe of Kentucky. the
Committee on Manufactures was Instructed to en-.
quire into the expectancy of increasing the Dutv
OH imported Spirits and Molasses.
MIR. Weems of Maryland, submitted the follow
ing resolution:
ReSoired, That Special Committee be an
pointed by the House to enquire into the expedien-
cy OF making an appropriation for the transporta.
tion OF such Free People of Color as may wish 10
be sent to the Colony at Liberia.
When the resolution had been read. Mr.. Weem.
rose and commenced speech, but was interrupted
by MIR. Webster, vino thought 1t proper, before tn,
subject was debated, to know whether the Hous,
was disposed 10 consider it. The question wa,
then put, " Will the House consider the resolu.
tlon!" and decided In the negative by large ma
JoTity. And then the House adjourned
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DO MIESTTC,

I" Argus Office, Al5uny Monday Eyening
meeting OF the Republican members OF the Assemble
was held IN the Assembly Chamber this evening Mr. Sher
man OF IL u called 10 the chair, and Mr. Wardw,I of
Jefferson county, Secretary. On the first ballot for o,nd;
date for Speaker, David w. Buckln had So vote Er,,
Root ST. aud scattering On the second ballot Mr. pucL
50 Cen Root S. and scattering. On the third ballo,
Root So Mr. Buckn so, and scattering Gen Huot was
theTeupon unanimously nominated "
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inquiry, oy special committee iGio the expedeney
VI sppfopratins money for the transportation of
such ifee Negroes as disposed TO 60 TO Liberia
refusal, not only to grant inquiry, bu, to con-
ae' '.e request, Is deemed conclusive to the
"'. ms" Oh the House. ID.
The anxiety of our Merchants. relative to IN.
proposed reduction Of duties on Teas, Wines,
Sonee, anu Salt, will be Gained by vote Ia
ken to-day in the House of REPRESENTATIVES
Mr. Barney of Maryland, with view to test
the feelings of the House on the subject, Offer
Gu Gu resolution, instructing the Committee ON
r"9s anu means 10 inquire into the expediency
Vi nsXing such reductions, and also of requiring
cash payments for duties on Foreign Manufactures:
wn'eh resolution was rejected by large majority.
"heh IL Is considered that the resolution asked
"o more 'han that Committee might inquire III
~ tne expectancy OF the measures, it will appear
evident mat the House is wholly indisposed to
,. ''uio 'ne existing state of things Such, we
s.o", Is the construction put upon the vote by
bers. rM
ALEXANDRIA, Jan. O. The HOLIDAYS being
over Saturday will probably be day of business
IN congress during the remader of the session.
BON Houses sit to-day.
Among the strangers now at the Seat of Gov
eminent, is the distinguished General Coffee of
tennessee. He was yesterday in the lobby Of the
rouse OF Representatives, and received great al
teniion from the members
Inc Calhoun and Mix Committee are still en-
sased IN prosecuting their inquiries. Several
witnesses have been examined, and more, it is said
arc 10 DC eiea. G0S.
Esnact 81 letter from Vashinston TO the
Editor % the Woman, dated Dec. 25, 1926.
some dissatisfaction is felt at the appointment
e OF Judge Belts, OF New York, as Judge of the u.
o. oour Tor The Southern District of that State
II seems that Mr.. Wheaton, the Reporter, was a
candidate and his friends calculated much ur on his
appointment Chancellor Ken, was also capdi-
da'e and II Is repor ed was recommended by near-
y al me representatives. from n. York. Req
sons OF state, It is said, must have dictated the
appointment But there are always many to be
disappointed IN such cases, and perhaps there is ro
uncommon cause tor complaint in the present
yer"
We are glad TO hear that tae suit recently decided bv
Goa Oi ErIJ Of The State Of New York. nung
ng that the Banks have had warning nough TO change ~
"e'''0n' however dangerous the principle Mot h.l
BANK OF THE UNITED STATES. ~
AZ an election held by the stoekhOder. of the Bank
United States at the banking house. LIST and I'd inst
year: viz: ' "'N -9
!s a%, i r GiPf s ssss. E b %s
pahiei w. Coke John Bohlen
iiien'y frsu rhos. Cadwaliader
riohaId wiling Henry Toland
Ambrose White Matthew T. Eev,,
John Hemphl.
James H. Prns gle Of South Carolina
Robert GiimoI of MARYLAND
Alexander Brown of Wand
Walter Bovine OF New York.
Philip Hone OF New York
Nathaniel Silshee of AIassaohusetts
Daniel Webster Of nlassacbusett.
ana az meeting OF the directors evening of h. "a
INST Nicholas Blddle Esq ouy reelected pref.
uen' oi ihe Institution Tor the
w. MILvAINE Cashier.
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anends'ory bill reported at The last session by the
Committee on Military Pensions, providing for all
classes OF the Revolutionary Army. This amend
ment was adopted, aud the blanks in the bill hav
ing been filled, the Committee rose and reported it
10 the House. And then the House adjourned.
Phenir Gdz.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-01-09

we are glad TO hear that tae suit recently decided BY
Oout oil Ercr' of the State Of New York, nuying all
discounts made upon usual principles has been so Tong
'ng .nat e Banks have had warning enough change
se, 50 ,ha', comparatively, little evil will aow from
aee''On however dangerous the principle of Mot hl
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-12-11
Volume VI.

On The sea shore and cast eyes over the expanse
ol IFS waters till the sky ana waves seem to min
gle; all that the eve can take at one survey, is
but an inconserable speck, less then lGo-1OOOth
part Of the whole Of this vast ABYSS. I every drop
OF water can be divided into IS millions Of distinct
parts, as some philosophers have demonstrated,
what Al imnense assemblage Of watery particles
must be contained in the untathomable caverns of
the ocean! Here the powers Of calculation are
completely at defiance; and an image Of infnty,
immensely, ard cailess duration, is presented to
the mind. This mighty eypanse of waters is the
grand reservoir Of nature and the source of evapo-
ration. which enrches the earth with fertility and
verdure Every cloud which floats in the atmos-
phere, and every fountain and rvulet and flowing
stream, indebted to tins inexhaustibe source
Tor those watery treasures which they Distribute
through every region of the land. In fine whetl,-
er consider the ocean as rearing its tremendous
pillows in the midst of the tempest, or as stretched
out into a smooth expanse- whether we consider.
its Unreasonable extent, its mighty movements. ~
the innumcrable beings which glide through its roll
ling Wapes--we cannot but be struck with aston.
ishment at the grandeur Of the 0mnpotent Being
who holds its waters :. in the hollow of his hand,''
and who has said to its foanng surges, Hitherto
shalt thou come, and no tner, and here shall
thy proud waves be stay cd
DicE's fhristiGn Philosopher.
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CONDITIONS or THE WATCHMAN

Tn. terms are, to those who paw, during the month of
,n ,ary nr July, six months ii avancc-fsw Doia,s a
N .r Frlm those VIII do not pay above, Fine Do1rs
.wj be .;n lnIcl II sb ctibcv wishes decline he
Il st npy the editors Of his intention before the first of
Iue or Beca n5cr, aad pay all arrearagcs Without
nonoaacc with these conditions, paper will be dscon-
tnlel except at the option ofthe editors.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
ADVERTISEMENTS not exceeding twelve lines, for term
han three months four times for dollar and twen
cent, for every longer pro-
,rton Advertisers are requested to specyin writing
~ 10 " heir advertisements he inserted or thev
lin be continue till forbid Letters TO the Editors TO in.
lure att enon must be post paid.
Advertising 5yfkeyear.
|ro Subscribers. To Subscribers
year S15, 90 year S18, 90
months s, 90 months 9, so
do. 4, 80 do. 5,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-12-11
WILMINGTON, Del. TUESDAY, DECEMBER II. 1927
NOTICE.

EEAFING called nearly all The taxables in the hun
drtd, and in too many instances without the desired
result as he season is far advanced and any further in
diligence should nor be expected, will for the conveni-
ence of myself and those who have paid but are will
ing 10 pay their tax attend every seventh, Saturday
until the first OF January at the house Of G. j Wolfe, in
Wilmington, where they will please TO call and receive
their receipts JOHN ERWIN CoRector
Nov 81 1927 12-7t
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TO LEI,

rruA FARM pleasantly situated on the
93 si4 Hill near the Poor House For further infor
EsnaEssT mation inquire of the subscriber he pre-
O. ssress'1Nsst@ misses. JOHN WAY.
December 4, 1877. lift
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-12-11
CAUTION TO PURCHASERS.

This medicine had been used for than seven years
before an effort was made initiate it but the great de-
nand for it. and its wonderful! success, have induced great
number Of persons initiate in various waysupsards
Of FIFTY different mixtures have been got in imitation OF
it, ,vc Is couu,,cing proef Of its being medicine g great
pue Some are selling Sarsapallla and other syfups Inv
posing them on the Ignorant fer the Panacea others are
mixing the genuine medicine with moasses, &C. making
three bottles of thus retaining some OF us virtues:
others ae using The genuine Paacea an their bottles 10 per-
firm cares 10 obtain certificates glue their ova retataaen
&C. These limitations and adueratons have, in many IN
Stances protracted the ferngs Of patients in diseases
where the genuine Pacea would have proved instantly
eicacious therefore deem ii duty owe the public
assure them that composition OF my ianacea Is not
known nor was it communicated any other person many
whatever and consequently that all other mixtures
represented TO be mine, fraudulent mpos'lions.
WIN. SWAMI,
No 22l Chestnut street. between Seventh and
Eighth streets, near Masonic Hall, fhlladephia
g Communications post paid, and orders from any part
ofine world will receive immediate attention.
:, si-5s Sold in Wilmington at NJ. JoHNsoN's
llRvc AM MEDICINAL SroRE, no. 90, .narket
Street. and also, by J. BRINGHURsT.
&c, l6, 1897 w
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-12-11


rheumatism, Syphititic, .Nercmial and Lirpr
mplaints, and most Diseases arising IN IybH-
\ Hatsd constitutions, or from an impure state of
the Blood, &c. sc.
ksuIs Medicine has acquired very extended and esab.
a sed celebrity both in hospital and priya practice.
(Which efficacy alone has supported upwards OF ght
years
Is sbring ,r f.Rpurier, il has given constitutions
10 thousands, by its oferaign On ne Blood that such
#saprsn cures have been perforated Oh those who
be labnrng under pulmonary Affections &c.
ihe effect OF this medicine such not TO intercept
Neither business pleasure and requires only the
csrsnt Of moderation IN diet II conveyed by the crcd
Hating hnils and correct- their tendencies the
diseases which originate III vi,iattd blood diseased
Slyer, or depmved appetite E's y safe medicine, aud
all those evils which an unsuccessful Of nie
curry often occasions fe oAe ho,sSper IS aayiscd %
TAX: Il .pitsut first July Convincing himself n he naM Of
ria here stated and The 'ecNde II The Preprietors
tcnoAs
This medicine has the singular fortune, just tribute to
its great merit, of being recommended by The cee
bated Practitioners Of Med cine the United States and
else whereas Of the spurious mixtures made
imitation Of it, has the least support from the medical
faculty. This offers argument plain and concu-
sivc that it needs only to be mentioned TO enforce CON
yetion.
n From Dr. VIM Price, Liverpool England, formerly Sur
u geon of the Pennsy wanna Hospital, &c
The Vegetable Syrup, called Swams ianacea, prepared
BY Mr. swain, Of Philadelphia, has recently been n,rodu,
ced here by Dr. Price, from the Uted States OF America
where i, extensively used in the treatment Of va
ety vi Chronic Diseases.
Of he efficacy this preparation Dr. Price has had album
dpt aud most satisfactory evidence, during course of ex
penents made under his direction, whilst Surgeon of the
Pennsylvania Hospital; and since his arrival in England,
he has had the good fortune OF witnessing many additional
instances Of its successful administration
Tile diseases in which this Medicine has been particular
yu,rf are those arising from constitutional causesas in
he various forms OF Scrofua whether affecting the bones,
ion or soft parts and in where disposition to
Ills disease manifested by debility only it operates as
preventive the local disease by its beneficial effects
The constitutions equally efcacio,s in Mercurial dis
case and in the secondary forms of Syphilis, and has late
been given with marked success in chronic diseases Of
tie LIVER which lad resisted the careful exhibition OF
mercury Ii has likewise very recently been administer
ed with decided advantage by Of The most distinguish
ed Surgeons in London, which had entirely des-
toyel The right Of the patient and grea portion
Of Inc side Of the face. WM. PRICE, NJ. D.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-12-11

He who requires friends without faults, will be
without friends.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-12-11

Not long since. mn lti,h abutes on the Alabama
canal, .sdid'' huge sok snake with ny ;sick.ax;
and having shortly after related the exploit 70 IN.
Of his comrades, they returned to TIC spot IN Conn
pany to examining the victim. While looking at
TO be Still alive. Faith, very like rapatti the
simple minded executloucr, for j. Is but h.t
age since killed him.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-12-11

For Tie cnre Of !Scroft,a, Or Kings Eril, Ulcers,
rheumatism, syphititic, .Nercariat and Lirpr
Complaints, and mast Diseases arising IN dybii-
iiated constitutions, or from an impure state Of
the Blood, &c. &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-20
LEulIS rIafR ERLAKE.

EIAVING opened the principal part OF his fancy staple
Tx DRY GOODS, soic the attention OF his friends aud
the public, call and examine them lie feel, confident in
the selection, in the city III and positive
determination that shall umerse him in the aggr
Among the artic.s offered for sale
Sup blue, black Olive and OxloJ MIXTURE and other fashion
able cloths and cassiueres
Ladies' habit, pelisse and merno cloths
Negro ethngconsIng OF ker.ey plains nseys aud naP
coitons
Vesngs Of the newest aud most fashionable patterns
Figured aud plain CIR" de Maps, in great varieties
Eiorences, satin evantines, Italian lustrings
Satins, nodes Grape lisse, gauzes, val ious colours
Datste, bsrege and Grecisn robes, ndid assortment
italian nstfs, InlperiA grapes
Nankn, Canton aud Italian grapes
Imperial mere thh baese, grenadne, marast siuze and
silk fancy hJkf,.
M.rino, cashmere and Canning shawl, aud scaIf,
White and black lace wells hdkfs.
Pelerines ,cape5 and figured lace do
Bobbne laces and quilting
4, and Ga figured aud plain hobbinet
Figured and plain Swiss and null nus,ins
Cambrics jlckones and book musns
Ginghsms, caiieoes add cambria prints beautiful
Citcassian pails aud stripes
Tartan pisfds and csmblets
English and FRENCH SILK hosiery
Grated, laTnhs wool, AM COLA and cotlon hosiery
Grass bieached linens and Irnh sheengs
Bombsznes and bombazets, eoloured and black
Combric and furniture iimities
Ribbons Of every description aud superior G,isliiy
Coloured and white domeses, sattinets ami checks
Rose point and dulle blankets;
With many other articles not enumerated. Nv the ext
arrivals shall receive additional supply complete the
assonen among them, will be sup. fashionable Cloths
aud Italian Nets.
Oct. H. 45--n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-20
FOR S.PLE.

ts tract OF land on APPROXIMATION River, in Cumberland
county OF 475 acres NEARLY half whic river
oh, OF me quality and so 40 uf the heh land
ny manurihs having been kept up principally Tor
tots Tor many past IL every
Yarns, Ao and dwelling house Of rooms, which, at very
NPense might he rendered comfortable
for family A further description "a ned =.
IL inst those desrou- Of purchasing, will The
d no Jn1ge ior themselves 1t about 60 milss
ehuond and Petersburg, nerhLorhno of several
manufacturing mills; Terms will be accommodating
o., JOHN MILLER.
4. ~. L.
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NE ~ MP or T7IR15TNsT3

I'VE New Map Of Virginia compiled irom actual .urvey
= under The authority oi the STATE puhlished nd
may be obiamedby deou proc urg ton sppiea
ooni. - $500
HIS work Elected by The ihrur Vt many years end a.
ea cost ui snd money, has pehap
80 IN variety and accuracy Of detail hcsty
~ uion ltrefc6is The Iches credit tic AMI
'e ." the portions immediately concerned publication
u " prove highly sraiyne aud useful 90 the public The
gatnre have authorized The sale Of Copit on If tins
MsP On te.Fge scale Of five the ineh and he Esc.
o"ve win The view OF making the sale rapid
moderate price of $50.
Under these oenmdanceR Is probable tbst peror who
,all no make ssy application, vii be uuahie 10 obtain
COPY OF NE beautiful aud sliuabe work.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-20
BY RICHIE & GooCH

~ The ENQUIRER published twice week generality
ihrec ue, the session OF the State sss-
ssreprcc, tbs h-reofor1, Five Dollars per snur,
in dy.nce. chartcrei speee-payns bank.
Iouly) will received ia payment. The Editors will
dee the safety reuing them by rs the postage osie-
t.rs being paid, by the writers.
r No paper will b. disc ntinued (5ut ii The discretion Of
he itor.) until all aTrearages nave BEEN paid
-r- Wa,eyer will siarantse the payment of papers
III ali have this tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
pr One .q-,re, OR Is csn.,-esch
continuance, so esni-.
No Inserted until IL has either paid
or s,Iursa by person this city its
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-20

Elf Vr"e Of Deed of rust executed by Chsf, Irving
a"d we to Tue snsefief, Tire end q Nov f6l5 end
% record ~ The 'lsfss office 81 Buckingham county fo The
purpose ~ eeturins uie payment the sum 81 eOD dolls,
con which iutfe duenDi 20 Novff1g. t, I,neviil
~ tod on the ~ eneon te I'D day 81 fais Il
cot e hrs iffdsy thereafter, the OF B. u8 on r The
ssd Irving rtsijesyius CIV Tie half way rsmoh ie cos
Of buekinghsm sad Cumbe land, atjoing s- ni. 81 M
81 Page Stephen Tient md uea sud coniaf 100
~ M abvge tact about JuChs been rlfsfsd ,r fs
a't ~ yssfs' and o. csh aud n. heart he ether lg =.
wool land "a hne qualify, and 81 hsf tote f8.ee @
hs "loe constituting Of e de.iflhie tfar,. Of
hsh iaad ~ he county Of Buckng hsD Te
afee a"dfonf fifird wooden house haudfoneiy psisi
wh large roon ou and convenient ya.tsses parrr
sci al he Necessary or houses conveniently anl .il,
fsntfos aisc harm, N hui of tie best msisfia!s s
" "s ue''f n1nntr tfs proper 70 ste, tAaf o., above
properly nnnaer rrfor fuctftncc u 4igO dsiif Term
~ s.etp NC hshssi bidder, Tor cab, without fceiv vii
convey snsh title 81 - rtsfed IN Is tiu tee ouiy
Nnf F,-f GEORGE BOOKER, Trustee
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-20

ALL NELSON has received large and eensi nj aser,
~ men at Staple and Fancy GOODS, adap ed 10 the
eeon' auons which are extra srperne cloths cas
heis peiHse and Merno cloths, raue. hair eamhe Of
9uaty naEt eoious kerseys aud plains, poia
1ianss'' hinneis AMI homhazis German Y Dr;is. osuas
in hsns' lawns, diapers aud she engs book, aronet n
SWISS ani India Iislin plaid anil psin Gro, de Satte
i'r,ns'' ;1o' and other elk goods; six,
"ps'ea ao'efy, domestic shitng pais aud ms DE X
aud will continue ather supplies by tl.
IRON New York and Philadelrha.
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$500 RETV,96D

WILL he givra for the apprehension and delivery 20 me-
aiihs jail 81 Henric0 County, OF JAMES w. POACH
and WIN w. ANDREWS, WHO escaped from he said Jsii
The risH of the I6ih Of Sept last or one B,rd.td and
fYfH l}ailafs "a either 81 them.
fOACH g about p ytsfs Of re, feet inches Lrh red
hf and blue Fyesi has 90 bis right arm maj keI VIII, lnds
ms The miinis ~ hs name, the representation Of Tonh
with man % te attitude of weeping whicisE willow
aud uhder which the date 81 h birth sO6; an on i tff
arm, She fsrfescnton Of Ar hud two Hcafts upli d.
over wheh two Doves tnding Wfcsih Of Love and
above u'e elbow he Ancrican Fag. Had on linen pans-
looms ~ 90 shut, half worn ur hat end .irqt coat vest
ANDREWS about IS years age, lirht hair halle eyes
swafily complexion feet 10 inches hieli, has marked Nth
Ihdi ink his igt arm, w. w. a. over Which b the y.
neiiean taE and Esgles s lcfi arm an Altar which
Is ~ Aiaf aud fso lenfts uuisi with two Doves
Weah Hi Love Hal pale blue domestic toat sid
pantoof, With bet about htf From the bet info.
nation have hcen able 10 obtain. induced 10 btl,.vs
hey sfetossther az work ON fie Dismal swamp Canal
a X THORNTON II "
vt ~. 41-u For John Pecr0fn. 1i f.. =. y.
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EOTiE3EI1IN

WE next Session Of lhe Suberiher'. School, at his Nv
IL NJ fss'dene, wear Genio pUt Oice, wt
I course OF intrusion will embrace, the Latin Greek
eneHts OF Natural Phosuuhy.
n,,,, =. IeI,'H', Fsr Session n, = months.
i."s'i, ~ to,i- payable IL AL
b"'rfeis afnishng and bs,lne or ,hete viii be an
tA'a age Of , dolls. per bed per Session.
WAl. H. HARRISON.
Nov x3 Pa l,ys. IAN,