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The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-01-11

rER HS-ADvEnTIs not exceeding
,re square will be inserted four times Tor ono
Jollar ALI and 20 cents for each subsequent nser-
ton. ion ..lfcontinued for three months, - 5o-for
IL months, "A 50; OF for ono year 50.
~ subscribers arc entitled to the privilege OF
having their names, place ofrcsldcnce, and occu-
nation, Inserted inthe Reg'sfer' GRATIS.
TERNs or SUBsCRp7ION--To those
whoreccivc this paper by mail, f'oo donars, and
sosc Who do not, i,ro dollars md heenty pc cents
.g, N ApvAscE: Ifnot paid in advance, So 50
I'll, m be charged; and if not paid before the cxp-
,ation of the yeas, $.
- -T1osubscription viii he observation-disclosures
eyo week snotice is given and all arreaiage arc
paid.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-01-11
Issgg II gg avTG5I1 E Il eaW.
From tie Boston Spectator.
THE BURIAL.

Oh, what is Beauty's power
1t fourislies and dies;
Will the cold earth its silence break
To tell how soft, how smooth 4 check
Beneath its surface lies
Mute, mute is all
O'er Beauty's fall;
Her praise resoends no more when man
tied i'll her pail.
TJ II IIrIJo
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-07-19
M~ARTINsBURG, VA. THURSDAY, JULY 10. 1897.

John Kernsy, Eliot Kerney. Thomas Kern-u
JaDies Blue, Jane Blue, George 81. .9u6ia aTe
onsaH ~. .4abiH, - Miner and Ei.a5e,l
'hn'r, Soiomon Blue, .AfahaLa Blue,
TAKE NOTICE.
THAT on Saturday. the 18th day Of August
\ next, between the hours of g O'CLOCK h
the morning and S in the evening, I win pro.
coed to take the deposition of William Tsbb,
at his house IN the town of Williamsburg, which
deposition mean to offer in evidence in a sui,
now depending in the Berkeley county court,
IN which you are defendants and I and others
plaintiffs. THOMAS pAIroN
July IL, 1927.-4w.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-07-19

I'D PRIZES of 1000 Dollars. be-
sides the Great Capitals OF %. 600 and
10 600 Dollars, &c. in the Maryland CIR M.
TERAFURE LOTTERY.
CoHES's orrrcE, LA, Msrket-street,2
Baltimore, July 1927.
The time for drawing the Maryland Litera.
ture 10 terry will be announced in . few d,ys-
N the interim. adventures have the opportu.
MY procuring Tickets and Shares at the
present low rate of Five Dollars. In This mn
sialy brilliant scheme, therefare Ten PrIxes
Of IsUo Ihoasand Dollars each. be.;des tbe
$4,000 sad 10000, and the usual proportion
OF Thousands, Five Hundreds, &c. peizes
subject to deduction of fifteen per cent. The
whole payable in Cash, which, as usual at
CoHENs OFFICE, can be had the moment
they are drawn.
Whole Tickets, $500 Quarters -. S1a5
Halves .- 2 50 Eighths g.
TO be had in the greatest variety of Nos. 81,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-07-19

'husI SALE-By virtue of a Trust Deed
executed to the undersigned on the 18th
gay OF February, 1926, by Andrew Vim and
Mary his wife, for CERTAIN purposes therein
mentioned. and now of record in the county
court OF Berkeley, the undersigned will pro.
eesd TO sell Tor CASH, in front OF the Court
blouse, in Msrtinsourg. on MONDAY, The
49A day u August nert, the one ninth part or
snare OF Undivided TRACT OF LAND, con.
Slmng us acres. late the property of John
fdzer, decd This farm adjoins the lands of
archibald Shesrer, Charles Downs. and others,
near the River Potomac, and is well improved.
Also a two horse sleigh, Blacksmith's bellows
and Side Saddle. The sale will take place be.
tween the hours of IL and 3 O'Clock. Such
Title as is vested in me as Trustee, (Which is
Presumed TO be good) will be made the pur-
sn,ser. ADAM LEWIS, Trustee
June % -ctds.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-07-19
10 the Clerk Of the Superior Court Of La1U for
the county Of Berkeley.

the county 81 Berkeiey.
WHEREAS Robert White, Judge of the
w superior court Of law for the county
Of Berkeley, has failed, in consequence of in
disposition, for two successive terms, to hold a
court for said county, I Richard Z. Parker, in
pursuance OF the act entitled IAN act to provide
for holding special terms oil the superior courts
Of law in certain cases, passed March 9th,
1926, do hereby appoint a special court of law
20 be held for the said county of Berkeley, to
commence on the 18th day of August next:
And do hereby direct you to give notice there
OF to the commonwealth Attorney, TO the o.
ther officers of the court. and TO the parties
charged crlminaliy, and to issue all necessary
process I'm civil as well as in criminal cases)
Feturnable TO such special session, which pro.
cess the Sheriff shall be bound to execute, as
we'll as to summon a Grand Jury ana Vedires to
attend the SAID special court, under the same
limitations and instructions as in the case of a
regular court IN course. And | do hereby re.
9uire all the officers of the said court to do and
perform all such acts and duties as they would
be required to perform at a reg ular term of The
said court.
Given under my hand and seal this fifth day
Of June. IN the year 1927.
RICHARD L. PARKER, RI. 81
Tune %
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UODLnN9S
LOTTERY AND EXCHANGE oFFIC,

LoiiEkf AMI EXCHANGE OFFICE.
ia, Market-Street, Baltimore.
Where both the great capital prizes Of
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
each, were sold in late Lotteries, and who're
q the last Lottery, the HIGHEST CAPITAL
was sold, ADD where more capital prizes haze
been sodfhau az any other Office in .4neyica.
gohRtas from any part OF the Uni,ed States.
either by mail lpost paid2 or private CONVEYANCE
enclosing the Cash or Prize Tickets in anv Of
the Lotteries, will meet the same prompt and
punctusl attention as If ON personal application.
C.3diress 10
il. COHEN, i'm. & BROTHERS. Baltimore
baltimore, JuEg i2th, 1922.
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SALE OF TRUST PROPERTY.

II Y virtue OF Deed of Trust made Nv Sam.
~ uel Hedges, Sd. and Charity his vile to
the undersigned, d4ted 9Th day of June. 1921,
and admitted to record in the county court Of
Berkeley on the said 9Th day of Iune, 1921, l
shall, on Monday, l3M day Of .Ipgust nert, in
front OF the door of the Courthouse, in Mar.
Nnsburg in county of Berkeley. between
the hours oP11 and 6 O'Clock of that day, offer
Tor sale tor cash, four TRACTS or PARCELS
OF LAND, adjoining each other, lying and be.
lng in the county of Berkeley. on the waters of
Back Greek, being the same ands said Samuel
Hedges. Cd. was possessed of at the tine ofhIs
death, supposed to Contain about 500 acres
3 considerable part of this land IS limestone of
good quality, the improvements on said land
are a good Dwelling House, a Store House, one
Stone Dlsulllery with over head water, a good
Barn, Stables, and every other building necessa.
ny on a tarm-Also,a ran-Ysrd, now under ran&,
sSa~ Mil and ~Chopping Mill, or as much of said
kRd as will be sufficient tc raise the sum of
$3.50, with interest theeeon from the 9th day
Of June, 1921. until paid. due the Office Of
discount and deposite OF the Bank of the Val.
ley IN Virginia at Charlestown; also, SlO63 81
cents due the representatives of Jacob Bishop,
with interest thereon from the 9th day OF June,
1921 until paid, and he expense attending the
said Trust. Such title vii, be made the pur.
chaser or purchasers, as is vested in me as Trus.
tee. JOHN r.. COOKE.
June 28.-ctds
NoTE-I am authorised to say, that a credit
Nay be had on the amount due the estate of
Jacob Bishop, decd. if required by the pur-
chaser, and the terms made known on the day
OF sale JOHN X. COOKE.
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g. New Establishment !
JOHN I'll. BLONDEL. s. Co.

MAKES this method OF informing the citizens
D. ot Berkeley, Jefferson and the adjoining
counties, that they have commenced upon an
enlarged scale, the
Ifn-Plats, Copper Work s Sheet Iron
Business,
in the corner house OF Anthony Blondel, at the
intersection of Queen and Martin streets, where
the Timing business alone had been for some
time carried on by John IA Blondel. They have
just received from Baltimore and Philadelphia
a large supply OF Tin and Copper. selected with
the greatest care; and have employed first rate
worKmen IN Copper, so as to enable them to
execute all orders which they may be fsvoured
with for Copper work az the shortest notice,
and in the best manner. They make, and win a;
all times be able to furnish their customers with
Patent Stills and all their apparatus,
Half Patent ditto, do.
Common do. Worms, Globes, Wash
Kettles, Tea Kettles, Store Pipe, Drip.
ping Pans, DC. &c.
The workmanship Of which they will not hest.
tate to warrant. They viii also have on hands
a constant supply OF Tin Ware Of every variety.
and will execute all orders for Spouting Houses
or other demands in the Tin trade. with the
utmost despatch. The above articles will be
sold at the reduced prices Of the times. Pro
duce of every kind will be taken in payment at
market price. Highest price given tor Old
Copper aud Pewter.
Martnsburg, May 24.-E
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VALUABLE LaNDS FOR S9TF

F~4 ~ a. OIA DN4 IL ~.
ktf virtue OF a deed OF trust, executed on
a. the 18th OF June. 1925, by BeD;amio
Foreman (now deceased) TO the subscribers. as
trustees, to secure Ann r. Lane, her executors
administrators, or assigns the sum of Sll58 O5
cents, due by single bill, with interest from the
date we shall, IN pursuance of the provisions
OF SAID deed, offef aor sale, to the highest bid.
DER Tor cash, at t1e Court.House door, in the
town OF MartinsbdN on Wednesday, the l5,h
day OF August. o27, (being the first day OF
the oupelorACourt,) the following T.4LUa.
BILE Tk.iCTS or L.AND:-
l. Part OF the tract of Land, lying in Berke.
ley county, on Jones' Mil run, near the poto.
mac river. which was conveyed to BENJAMIN
Foreman by his father on the 10th NAV. 1880,
The part now offered for sale being the residue
OF the whole tract on which the Min stands.
(soid under the mortgage to James S. Lane,
deca.) and which said part conveyed TO the
SUBSCRIBERS, and now offered for sale is said in
the deed TO be fifty acres more or less, but
winch from the recitals in the deed, the sub.
scrioers suppose 10 contain between sixty and
seventy acres.
H. a tract containing eighteen acres by sur.
Vey' lying on the western drains of Opequan
creek IN this county, being the same conveyed
70 Foreman by Daniel Airy and wife, by deed
Wv ACASs AbiS paTNGl VI lAnu IA
supposed to be valuable and adjoins the lands of
Amos Nichols, decd, William Orrick's heirs,
and Henry Bedinger.
3. Also attract on The Meadow Branch, lying
chiefly on the south side of Whites Path (now
Withers) leading to Back creek, c~ontaing
400 acres, conveyed 10 Foreman by the Com.
mon~ealth's patent. ,
The trustees will sell the several tracts sepa.
rateiy' and viii convey to the purchaser or pur-
chasers such title as may be in them by the
trust Deed, which title is believed to be I'M
questionable. -
Inc widow Of Benjamin Foreman not having
reunqnshed her dover right TO any of the said
tracts, the same win be sold subject thereto.
but which cannot, from her age, affect in any
great degree. the value of the property.
SEAMANS GARARD,2 y.,,.
DAVID ii. CoNRAD,S
July law.
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CAUTI0N.-The subscriber feels constrain.
~ ed to caution the public agsins, trusting
his wife NANCY. IS he is determined no; 10
pay any debts of her contracting from this time.
she having left has bed and board on Saturday
the 23d ult. without any just cause, and having
a disposition to involve him in debt, necessity
compels him to take this method OF Informing
the public that Il they do credit her, it mus,
be at their risk. as he will not bold himselfres
ponsib.e any longer.
HENRY SwISHER.
Berkeley county. July S.
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9624Prizes, o1oo.c.t $99,2l6
15l8ORlanks,I N4oof'eN.

1so1ets S5,-SHatues 2 50,-Quarters 81 IS.
Tickets and Shares in the above, ard in
all the popular Lotteries. to be had az the Office
of S. e NJ ALLEN g Co.
Pennsylvania .Auenus, Washington City
Who will be thankful for ali orders BY Msil.-
Prize tickets always received in payment for
undrawn tickets.
Iune 81.
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Il Last Of Letters remaining IA fhe Posi- 0&ee al
.Mirtns5arg Va GA the LAT July. 1927, sehach
if not called for before he lst October nert,
giH Be sent 10 tie General POsf.offee as Dead
Letters:
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NATIONAL

NAIlONhL AO D. ~
Clairsville, Ohio Gazette OF the 7th
inst states that the whole line Of the
National Road. between Canton,
(Bridgeport,) and Cambridge, . dis
lance of about SO miles, has been o.
pened for the admission of travelling
of every description. The line from
the river to Fairsiew, 30 miles, IS pa
we'd: that between Fairview and Cam
bridge. is graded bot not paved.
Two young women, daughters OF
Mr.. Stafford of Alachuahendcr Flo
rida), were recently burned to death
by the explosion of a cask OF Whiskey
from which they were drawing-ihe
fire was communicated from the can
die,
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A ABRAHAM Morlatt 2
Miss Nancy Armstrong henry Miller.
q "
Mrs. Rachel Cline . George Nipe.
Mrs, Elizabeth Crook %
William Cross David oglebe
Benjamin Connolly Nicholas orrick.
John Colvin u
Clerk OF Berkeley Jacob Painter
Israel Carnes. lIohn pier
ID denton Pnilippy
Samuel l. Dawson Jacob Poisal
Thomas Denason. sipeo West, care of C.
H. Por;erheld
Miss Elizabeth Ebberts laines PorIerteld
Elizabeth Emmerson. Conrad Pnzer
r. James Pitzer.
Miss Mary French n
John French James Robinson, neal
George Fockler MaTtlnsourg
John Poster bob Robbins.
Josiah Plagg. y
Adam Stewart
John Gelwicks Isaac smith
Joseph Granthsm. IJohn shook
III lRev. James Saunders
Hezekiah Hedges uo"s '9e
NJ sslnaastaaf3'a II William Snodgrsss
Ios;ah 49, SigismoDd showers
YIN ~ uorIay Joseph smith
7 81 - abraham Sbue
ri III Iy,J !: Nicholas Snider.
Robert Hedges f.,
Samuel HEDGES rhopes Tabb.
Miss Stsina 4oEInan
John II knans lAbraHAA yanAetre.
w
FrederieRke nsel lWillism Wheeler
JShn hisiager. rs. {. Wolff
l. John Wilson
Mrs. Ann Light Ionn WaNer
DavidLght, spring mills !. y. Winiy
ZdSaarlah Linton. anote" "oous.
M
Miss Mary McIntire Sa'nAn ioo"g'
WILLIAM LONG, Pm
Martiushurg, July s. 1927.
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SIX n REWARD.

Cash given for clean Linen and Cotton RAGS
at this Office.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-07-19

A variety OF BLANKS,
for sale at this Office.
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OGDENsBCRCH, June 70.
Novel Emf ration The unprecedented in.
crease of Red SQnirreis on the borders Of the
river in this vicinity, and their unseemly loca-
ton in almost every woodward in this village,
within a few weeks, have excited no little
curiosity, The mystery, however. has been
lately fully disclosed. and il is now ascertsinsd
from occular demonstration, that these animals,
from having become dissatisfied with the pre-
sent administration of the Government of His
Majes,y's Colony OF Upper Cansda-the hope
less prospect of their ever attaining the privl-
eyes of citizenship under the recent Alien Laso
of that Province-or from some other cause
are daily crossing the river St. Lawrence BY
tens, f~fties. and hundreds-and fixing their
habitations in every vacant nook and corner
within our own territory. We are informed
that they may be seen landing, q short distance
above and below this village, almost every hour
in the day; an the woods, as we have ourselves
observed, along the bank Of the river, are h.
terally throaged with these quiet and hereto
tore hsG. subjects Of His Majesty.
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PorspAN. June u.

PorsDAM, June "a.
"4"ar' - - ne ill., ,bs Iii :
tzvo hundred have been killed, by boys, with
clubs and stones. in the precincts Of our own
village, within one week.-They are unusually
tame. and appear to be almost in a state Of
starvation. They do not hesitate to come in
to our cellars, and commit depredations upon
whatever they can find, and one even ventur.
ed into our office, but ss he found types rather
hard food he Immediately retired. What eau
ses the unusual number and stir among the
squirrels this season, we are unable to say, un
less it is the scarcity OF nuts. which consequent.
ly drives them from the holes to seek for food.
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g. sSssss:a
BLACK IN C..

IN II. fact, that the European D'at'nns, from 'he
Two celebrated manu- factories, has far excel
fed aoy thing of the kind hitherto offered for sale
and particularly in this country.is is generally admit
ted by all. To those who consider themselves
judges, and those who The most disposed To p"
tronise American manufactures, kNAPPs bLAcK-
,vG is offered for examinaton-and IT, upon trlai'n
does not equal or surpass any Engt" b'drkmg eV'
or offered in this country, no patronage whatever
is solicited.
This article is for sale, by appointment OF the
manufacturer. by the cask, dozen, or single potie
stTJ-No. 7 !, JVesiminsfer- Row.eF1
~ B.-Oriers from the country VIII receive
particular attention.
Septemher 2. u
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PQ8 pNAIISa

~ II. HINCkLEY. Portrait, Miniature. .Nth-
u. tary Siaadard, Fancy and Ornamental Pam
Ter, has reaioged his painting establishment to No.
90 Westp nster.street, next door west Of Mr.
Schafle-'s Long Room, and two doors east OF the
Uuiversalist Chapel, where he would be gratihed
10 execute any orders in the following branches 9"
his profession viz.-Port,aits and Miniatures. Mil
itary S andards, Fancy and Ornamental Painting OF
every description. ON wood, canvass. glass &c.
Plain and Ornamental Lettering old paintings re-
touched and vanished. Engravings and other PIC.
lures vanished and framei /; plain aud ornamental
chair painting, and all kinds OF painting usually
done in such establishments.
Charges moderate work faithfully and expedi-
tiously executed aud every effort made to please his
patrons.
. Being determined to devote his whole attention to
the dutie. of his profession. every exerton Will be
made to render satisfaction to ms employers.
Those who have pictures which they are des'r-
ous to dispose of can meet with purchaser by ap-
plying as above.
Sign Boards of all sizes constantly on hand
December 16.
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EDDY,s (pnttnO IMPROVED BELLOWS

EDDY'S (PatenO IMPROVED BELLOWS.
VUNIE subscriber still continues 20 manufact re
IL his improved BELLOWS for forges and furna-
ces which, for durability and effect. has been ari'
uly proved to be Ear superior to those IN common
use. lie will supply those who may he IN want o.
Reows at short notice. aud will dispose OF rights
for manufacturing the came. in the Southern ahd
Western States, at a fair price.
JOSIAH I. EDDY.
N. B.-J. |. EDDY. having had many calls to
rune Piano Forte, &c which his other engage
ments have prevented would inform his friends
that he will dedicate Satu day, Of each week, to
that purpose, # previously notfed-a nd will give
thorough repairs to Piano Fortes, Barrel Organs,
&c. &c. ia reasonable time at his shop on Eddy's
o., Dec. g.
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company lor the purpose Of being considered r1'h
,onuble lolks-we say to them, beware that yon'
,oney moon is not overcast with clonds OF adyers''N
AMI that frequen, duns with the calls OF public o!
fcers do not remind you that you did not d" make
hay while the sun shone"
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Tur OesrRvATORY.

Ya7IC Proprietor of this fashionable place of re
a sort, respectdy iaorms his friends end the
pubIc that it i now opened for winter season, to
Accommodate Hose who are disposed to indulge in
harmless AID insigorating recreation. The Bowl
ipg Alleys win ho warmed with stoves, as soon as
no weather shall require it. and every exert'on
wiil \, made To render IT agreeable place oi re-
,e :. The b,r s amply supplied with refresh
ment. and no xertion shall be wanting TO accom-
mn late and CRAFTY those who visit the establish
ment. III. Octoper '-''
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THE PROVIDENCE LACE SCHOOL.

VOUNG Ladies snd the public are respe.Uu'Iy
II t,formed that the subscribers school Is 10
Washington Street, the corner Of Mathew
.on street. few more young ladies can
he accommodated, upon the principles which the
subscriber is happy 10 say. have met with the APP
proba,on of the public, and the respectable and in
dus,rious young ladies attached to the institution
Specimens. with many recent improvements. may
be seen at the School. lace articles done up with
care aud neatness. al the School, as usual.
The public. /, Is hoped, are informed that this
School Is perfectly distinct from the one at New
nor, ar apv other J.. ID. CHAPLIN.
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EMERI's SPECIFIC OINTMENT,

for Me 81. .4nMonV's Fire.
UNHIS OINTdENr is safe and certain reme-
l. dy for the 81. .AnHoay's Fire, SAL hhe'tm,
and other hunors. and is free from stain or smell
1t is also an excellent Salve Tor Burns, BRUISES
Fresh Wounds &c --Msde and sold, wholesale
a,d retail. by NOSES EMERY, East-Brdgwater,
(Mnss) and for sale by John II. Mason, Nm. III.
Tay ar, and Joseph Baich, Jr. Providence.
,, Price--37 IL cents single So per dozen
$50 pe. .rocc ly Dec io'
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Boston and .Neac York Union Line. ria Prudence
and NeW London.
IUNHF elegant md comfortable steam hoat LONG
Il BRANou will continue to ply between Ne"
London d New York during the interviewing
New l. ,ndou every Sunday and TNurs1ay Erentngs
on the arrival of the stages from Boston and Pro'-
dencc. Books kept at the usual places.
P. S. The Fanny ha. been Nithdrawn Tor the
season. for The purpose ofrepairs. Dec D.
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RHODE-ISLAND LACE SCHOOL.

AIRS. WINDSOR proposes being IN rrov'-
IVl denoe on Friday aud Saturday torenoons, al
the 5choolroon formerly occupied by Mr.. Dewitt
in Water Street. She will feel obliged oy the at
tendance of all tbs young ladies, with their work
and also ofo,hers who may be desirous oi employ
-, Dec. 9.