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The Litchfield County post., 1828-08-21
EIIR SALE Ar THE

FOR SALE AT THE
LiTCIIFIELD BOOKSTORE,
SCOTI'S BIBLE,-Pricc $IS.
NeWloR's WOrks-ReS. joel Halves LECTURES
TO YOUNG MEN-Dr. Beechers SERMONS
ON INTEMPERANCE-
POttOk's Course of Time,
Beauties Of the WaVerly Novels. SIC.
just received for the Circulating Library, THE
SPY UNMASKED;-COsiiicR Of Greece ia 1873,
by Miller.
School Books, Stationary, Fine Cutlery, Fancy ar
ticies good variety, aud sold Al the Owestrales to-
grther with general assortment of Law, Medical,
Theological Miscellaneous, and Sunday School
Books. Persons wlshingto purchase will 10 well to
call.
BLANK BOOKS, of various sizes, at the Hartford
prices.
N. B. The person having the second volume of
IDanhOe, is requested to return it Immediately.
L,chfed, Aug. Is, 1923. 3
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FOR SALE.

BY Order of the Hon. Court of Probate for the
District Of Sharon, SO much Of the Real ESTATE Of
JONATHAN REED,
late of said Sharon, dece tsed will raise the Of
Thirteen Hundred thrty-twO dollars seventy cents,
with incident charges, on Thursday, the 2lh of Sep
ember next 10 o'clock, A. NJ. il not previously dis
posed Of. Terms made known al time aud place.
BENZ. LINES, Administrator.
Sharon, AUG. S, 1898. 8
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At Court Of Probate, holden at L,tchfeld,
mithin aac for the District Of Litchfela,
august 6, 1898 -
Present, FREDERICK WOLCOTT, ESQ. judge.
UPON the Petition of Arvne Wales and Ann.
Wales his wife. both of Kendall and Stark county, e.
state OF Ohio, showing to this Court that Pomerov
Baldwin, ofsaid Kendall, minor of the age of ten,
years. and the son of he said Ann Wales, and that
sad MINOR is the owner OF certain piece land st
uaed 10 the town of Goshen, 10 said Probate District
containing three acres, three roods and twenty-six
rods OF land: and also ofone eighth part Of certain
dwelling house, barn, chaise house, and out houses.
in said Goshen IN East Street. leo caIled,) together
with one eighth part of half acre of land adjoining
and apPeran ng to said dwelling house said pieces
of land being bounded forth in the petition and
all of the value ofone hundred and fifty dollars pray
ing for liberty TO sell the same per petition on file
dated Aug. ., 1923. Whereupon this court doth ar.
der that said petition he continued to the 22d day of
Octser next, al 10 O'Clock, A. NJ then to be heard
before this court al the Probate Office in Iitch6eld
~ SAID district ami thai notice of the tendency ~
this petition be gwen by publishing this order in the
newspaper printed SAID Litchheld three vvesEs
successfully, and by posing this order in three dsr
ent public places IN SAID Goshen at least six weeka
before sand 2.d dae % October.
FREDERICK WOLCOTT. Jndue NJ
The Ceurs Er9n1fp h r "a
The Litchfield County post., 1828-08-21
Found.

ON the 18th instant, in this village,
Gold Breast Pin, of which the owner can
have information, by enquiring at this Of
fee. Litchfie Id, Aug. II. 9
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Litchfeld & Bridgeport
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

ACC\JNM MODA llON 81 A%dE..
o. Through from Litchfrld to Ne,O- York its
one Day.~fO M
THIS STAGE win leave Litchfeld every
';"nday. Wednesday. and Friday morning.
al 3 O'Clock, passing through the towns Of
Brthl"m. Woodbury., Newtown, Monroe and
TrumhuIl and arrives at Bridgeport in time
for passengers to take the Steam Boat SUN
for Ne" York, where they will arrive at p.
NJ. The Stage leaves Bridgeport on the ar
rival Of the Boat from New York every Tues
day, Thursday aud Saturday, and arrives in,
Litrhftd al 10 O'Clock P. NJ
The MAIL STAGE leaves New Milford
three times a week. on the same days that
the stage leaves Litchfeld.at O'Clock in the
morning and arrives in Newtown in time to-
meet 'hes Stage for Bridgeport Returning,
leaves NeNtown Oh the aErivaiO the Stage.
Z. HAYES, Proprietor.
Bridgeport, July esd, 1898. 6
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FOUND,

IN this village, near the Post Office, a
small sum of money, in loose bills, which
The owner can have by enquirng at this
Office. Litch6eId, Aug. 10. 9
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up by the subscriber,

TAKEN up by the subscrlber,
the 27tu nit. spotted mich about nine years
old, with arlica mark. AIso, broke into the en-
closure OF the subscriber, the 28th uit spotted
COW, apparently abou, ten eleven years old, with IA
small piece taken off the under pant of each ear, and
had on the time she taken up, part Of poke.
The owner owners can have them by rrov,ng prop
env and paying charges. JAMES PALMER.
Torringt0n. Aug ), 1923. 8
The Litchfield County post., 1828-08-21
LYMAN GILL. TAILOR,

w ISLES to inform his friends and the public in
general that he has commenced the above business IN
the store formerly occupied by DIR. Chds, nearly OPP
posite the Court House, and hopes from his experience
Rnd puncualy to give general satisfaction 10 MI to- Sc
who will favor hm with their cusiom. lie has also
made an arrangement with friend oihs in New-lo orb
SO that he will receive the latest fashions from there
every three months.
N. BAN garments cut and made BY him, will be
warranted to 1T.
Litchkeld, July 10, 1898. s
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SIS Reward.

WILL be paid for Calf-skin Wallet,
with the Money, Papers, and LancetS
which it contained when lost, if left at this
office. 9
The Litchfield County post., 1828-08-21
NOTICE..

NOIICE.
THE Copartnership heretofore existing
between the subscribers, under the firm of COOK &
WADHAMS, s by mutual agreement this day dissol
we'd, and Moses Wadhams is authorized and empow-
cred to settle all the accounts and claims 81 firm.
GEORGE COOK.
MOSES WADHAMS.
Goshen, August 4, 1898. 8
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-24
JOSEPH DRAPER,
Silyersmith and Jewellcr,

No. II, Marker STREET, WIIMINcroH,
Ee tsPECTFULLY informs his friends and the public,
q that he has constantly on hand general assortment
o gods, among which are the following:
Silver Srecaces Table, Tea, Desert, Salt and Mustard
Spoons; Butter ard Fruit Knives; Purse Clasps Thin.
hl's; Gold and Silver Pens Silver Pencil Cases; Ever
Pointed Pencils; Sugar Tongs, &c SC.
Ladies' and Gentlemens Gold Watch Chains Seals and
Keys; Diamond and Pearl Breast Pins and Rings; Pearl
and Garnet do; Flllgree do English Fine Pas'e Pins
Common Paste dol Fine Jet Flgee, and Paste Ear Rings.
SC.
Brii.ania and Block Tin Coffee and Tea Pots, Sugar
Bowls, and Cream Jugs
Silver Plated Castor, Of various quales Steel Speca-
Giles, Clasps, Slides, Buckles &c.
QT Tn. above goods will be sold, wholesale or retail,
on the most reasonable terms for Cash.
Umbrellas repaired, and all other jobs in his line neatly
executed
Persons distance ordering Spectaces, requested
TO send glass; piece of the glass, tom the Spectaces
they last the age does not afford rule for Juds
ing of the sight.
Their Spectacles always furnished with glasses o
the hes' quality, and taken in advising to the focus
best adapted TO the sight.
June 10 43-9t
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-24
FOR, SALE AY

O. 6 H Wilson'S bookstore, No. S, West Nigh st'
The Carpenters New Guide; by Peter Nicholson
Ninth edition; with eghty-four copperp'a,es.
Tary Randolph.
Dictionary of select and popular Quotations, which are
daily use taken from the Latin French, Greek Span
sh and Italian Languages together with copious col
lection Of Law Maxms and Law Terms: translated into
Ingsh, with illustrations, historical and idonasc nc"
and improved edition. IL ,-
The American Chesterfield, or Way TO Wealth, Honor
and Distinctions being selections from the letters q Lord
Chesterfield 10 his son; and extracts from other eminent
authors on The subject of Poeness with alterations and
additions suited The Youth of the United S'aes by
MEMBER of the Philadelphia Bar.
and amended by John G. cofn NJ d. Fellow OF the mas
sachuse.,s Medical Society ,
A. & II. w have large collection Of MUSIC for the
Piano and Harp embracing the newest and most popular
pieces which they viii sell at very reduced prices.
Country merchants. and Teachers may be supplied as
sove, with School Books and Stationery as low sa shey
anprocure them in Philadelphia or elsewhere.
Esy90
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-24
HATS and BOOKS.

rHVHE Subscriber begs leave inform his friends and the
Il pubic generally, tha, he still continues 10 keep, in
ION with large and elegant assortment Of BOOKS
and STATIONERY. splendid assortment OF fIain and
fashionable HITS from L. ELMEs Manufactory fhsdel-
pha an ed 10 be equal in every respect any hats
the countryof various coors and quail
ties-prces from 50 25 to &c. Persons wishng 70 pur-
chase would do well call, they will be sold either by
wholesale or retail, at Philadelphia prices
j. SCOTT, No. 90, Market-st.
Wilmington, June 9, 1925
NIB J. s. have hats made to order at the shortest
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-24
CHEAP BOOKS
find uds'rAmcNERy, at No. SO, Market-sf, be:.ue

-9ud STATIONERY, at No. SO, Murket-st, between
.Nessrs. Larkin and LambOrf's Grocery Stores.
SCOTT begs leave state to his friends and the pub
Ws hc that he has made such arrangements WIN u Cgy'
and other cheap booksellers in Philadelphia to enable
him to dipose Of School and other Book together wti
gene raj assortment of STATIONERY at the o1vest Pha-
dpha prices either at wholesale orreta' In consequences
Of such arrangement Njerchan ard leacher from bon
town and country would find it much to their advantage
70 call and purchase his yery reduced prices viii com
pletey preclude the necessity Of their going to me cy
For any article in his line Of business on the score Vi cheap
ness. 80 ~.
Wilmington May 26, 1923. ao-"
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-24
DIR. JEW EJvi"S
LYNPROTED VEt!t i.dBLE IN GERyNy4.A'


SPECIFIC.
VNvHESE IMPROVED PILLS efecua remedy
for dyspepa, indigestion, jann,hc' haGGche, heart
burn sickness The stomach, acd.t fa'ness tos Of nhe
te, uence, cosveness, piles, weakness Of he hbS, -zi
ness paitaon Of e heart, soc hho rver stor, and all
those very affective complaints cieced with difficulty OF
the digestive organs. and arrangement in the functions If the
Gper.
Certificate Of Dr. BaumYn.
The fclo7v,ng Ia certificate from Or C. F. Bauarhn,
graduate medicine. at The Uavcstv Of GOenugen,
a practitioner Of high celebrity, IN Cambridge, Mass.
The subscriber has tested the effects OF Jewett's I'm
proved Vegetable Pills in several severe Of disc
Of the Liver and digestive organs and tie result has con-
vnced him that they are emaerty calculated to nserve
the purpose for which they designed Considering
them altogether superior chose articles commonly offer
ed for similar complaints, would ceerfuy add NY testi
mony in favor OF SO valuable medicine.
(Signed) CHARLES FREDERICK BAuML!N, NJ. ID.
NJ B. In the above recommendation, par carly refer
to those Pills ncosed in blue wrapper and signed
yellow label, II. Pi,snley
C. F. BAUMLIN, NJ. ID.
Cambridge, Sept. 18, 1927.
Certificate Of Ur. a. S. Grenp1s.
Having the most satisfactory evidence of the medical
quales and highly sautary operation Of lEWETlS In
proved Vegetable Pills. (prepared BY II. Puney in cases
of Indigestion Dyspepsia Jaandce, disease Of the liver,
&c, I would confidently recommend their to those
an invauable remedy. (egned)
Cambridgepor. Sept 16, 1897.
The above Valuable Pills. are for sale at Will
mington, by e. B. Faughan, mo. A, Market
street,) Jos. Blnghurst & Margaret Johnson.
May 80. 1923 So
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-24
Grand NoAge Of Delaware.

A STATED communication of the Grand Lodge oil , pc
lay Of jane next al 10 O'clock A. Nj. The subordinate
lodges arc requested to attend by their representatives
WILLIAM L. READ, Grand Secretary
Nou oo,,. 1000 3q--9t
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-24
Cambridgepor, Sept. 16, 1897.
PEN:W.ANISHxP.

A FREE, neat and expeditions running hand will be
IA taught at til. Academy. upon system which cannot
fail to produce in few lessons most astonishing improve
ment of hand The will consist of 10 lessons
often each pupil may please attend until the fh Of
July, two lessons per day. iiours-5 a. NJ and z. NJ.
Every scholar will be taught to make good pen.
Terms in advance so for the courseeach pupil pro-
yiding his or her own stationary.
June ". a. A. MACLAONIN
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-24
FOR RENT,

@aA FOR RENT,
E8sssW And possession given immediately
Gzfl2aS@SA that well known Store House, TaiIor's
Shop and Granay, with the necessary out buildings lately
occupied by Rhesa Brmson at Summit Bridge This is one
OF the best stands for business that section Of New Cas-.
tie County, and offers fatterng prospects TO
ct moderate amount Of capital The store house is new,
and its internal arrangement is convenient and complete
as the external is spacious and commanding For further
particulars enquire Of THOMAS A. STARRETT,
No. g. Markets Whining ion, or
kllESA BRUNSON,
June 9. 4o-tf on the premises
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-24
PARCHMENT.

A. & II. Wilson, No. s. West High street, have Just
ceved large lot Of Parchment of very superior quality,
for Instruments # Writing 1t will be sold low, and l;be.
ia discount made to wholesale purchasers.
y
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-24

no 20 IN ACT 10 addition "a an sci entitled At
act coHcn ,ning Discriminating duties Of Tonnage and
Impost, and 10 esual4c tie duties Prussisn vessel.
and Their cargoes
BE II enacted by the SeaGfe ard House Of Ee.
rrpsepfatirss Of TIE United States Of .lmericr liz
Congress .fsspsnbisd, That. upon satisfactory eyi
dence being gwen to The President of the United
States, by the government OF any foreign nations
that no discriminating dunes Of tonnage or mpost
are imposed or levied in the ports OF the said ma
lion, upon vessels wholly belonging to cil7ens OF
the United States, or upon the produce manutac-
lures, or merchandise, imported III the same from
the United States, or from any foreign countrys
the President is hereby authorized TO issue his
proclamation, declaring that the foreign discrime
mating duties of tonnage and impost, within the
United States, are, and shall he, suspended aud
discontinued, so far as respects the vessels of the
said foreign nation and the produce, manufactures,
or merchandise imported into the United States
in the same, from the said foreign nation, from
any other foreign country; the said suspension to
take effect from the time of such notification being
given to the President of the United States, an1
to continue 81 long as the reciprocal exemption os
vessels, belonging to citizens OF the United States;
and their cargoes, as aforesaid, shall be continued
and no longer.
Sec 9. find be ii further enacted, That no 9TH
er or higher rate Of duties shall be imposed OF
collected! Gil vessels OF Prussia, of her domln-
ions, from whences0ever coming, nor on their car
goes, hawsoever composed. than are, or may he,
payable on vessels Of the United States and their
cargoes.
Sec. 5. End be /. further enacted, That :ha Sc
cretary Of the Treasury be, and he is hereby, au-
thorzed to return all duties which have been as
sessed, since tile fifteenth day of April. one thou
sand eight hundred and twenty-six, on Prussian
vessels, and their cargoes, beyond the amount
which would have been payable on vessels of the
United States and their cargoeS; and that the
same allowances of rawback be made on merchzr-
disc exported in Prussian vessels as would be
made on similar expectations il vesaes OF the Uniy
ted States
Sec a. .qnd be it further enacted. Thai SO saaan
Of this act AS relates to Isussian vessels. and thes
carcoes, shall continue and he in force during th
time that the equality fer which it provides shall:
in all respects, be reciproeated ia the ports 81
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-24
COLUMBIAN PILLS,

IN reredu for the Piles and Cost,ueness.
The CoLuMBlAN PtLs justly celebrated for their great
virtue in many diseases are now offered, and confidently
recommended 10 the afflicted being decidedly one OF
the best remedies ever discovered for the Pies and haou
al Cos.eness They are composed altogether OF mild and
gentle ingredients warranted free from all meroural prep
ars,ions and may be taken at all times and under any CIR
cImstanccs with perfect safety. Many ex
pelenccd the aluay effects Of these Pills and such IS
their surprising efficacy that the most nyeorate cases OF
Piles aud Cost.eness have readily yielded to their Kind
influence in very short time. Their operation IS not at
tended with any unpleasant sensations but the contrary
IS agreeable the stomach and they relieve the bowels m
,he rentlest manner From their cooling and persuasive
properties they have been found emneny servceaoe IN
cases Of inflammation Ct the bladderretenton OF the une
and burning pain the bowels They wllaford decided
heoe in Colds attended with fever, inflammation OF the
breast rheumatic complaints, itchings in the ski and sur
es IL the blood To seafaring men, and TO persons tray
cling, as convenient medicine, the columbian rlls RI
viii nroye Of ines,mabe value, because dose OF them
occasionally, will defend the constitution against any oad
Effects from the sudden changes Of different climates and
viii refresh the body after the fatigue and heat OF Jour-
new Directions for using, accompany each box
Prepared only by s. BENDts' rm,aue'p""'
~. b. None gs,,sae without ms written signature,
Feb, 20, 1888
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-24
NEW WAVERLEY NOVEL.

ST. Valentines Day. BY the Author of Waverley, sc.
2 vols.
Religious Dscourscs. By Sir Walter Scott.
lust received at A. & H. Wilson's Bookstore sNd Crcu-
lating Library. No. S. West High e.ect.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-24

o. IHE United STATES sEssrcH OF
TEE TWENTIETH CONGRESS.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-24

NORTH EAST Ii RS,<G.
TINE Subscribers have just received. !o sale
Il SO bbs. OF the first quality North E,t ihRRiN tS.
JNO & WM. II. GORDEN.
June 2 Att
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-24
NOTICE.

A IL persons indebted TO tic es ate Yh.m1s hen,
IA dec, late IT CnrstiaGa hnndred, u
make immediate payment and tlese hav'~gt. ~.
sent them, duly atested fur settle'f,., %
JAAES ~ s>' .hhnr
June 10, 1898 l2- Al
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-24
LARA YETIE
MDsryBlLo
Market Street, Wilmington, Del.
ROBERT EAKIN


lA the public in general thai he has taken the
EMsksM above extensive establishment, recently &C.
4s41azsAa cupied by Gen. James Wolfe. which he has
fitted up In sty le That will comfort and convene
The Hote is situated in Foblc, Healthy aud Pleasant
part OF the Boro gh and presents Inducements and avan
tages to those who pursuit Of business pleasure,
not surpassed BY any public house in the Ion The
number and arrangement of the such thai those
who wish to be retired from the noise ard bustle Of
Tavern, may be perfectly graied
The Stables and Carriage house attached 10 The establish.
men extensive, commodous and under the direction
of competent superiaendants.
The advertiser Haters himself that from the superior
accommodation Of the house he has takcn he i. be able
to CRAFTY his guests, and render his esabsbmct worthy
of share of the public patronage.
Travellers Wishing TO take passage n rv ~ Ne Stages
or Steam Boats from the Borough. and dcswot N NJ,
their Horses aud Carriages ma! dcpenl r. rg -ver,
attention paid to them until ,her
tiorses, Gigs and Carriages to sA9 Horses
taken at livery
June 10. 1928 43---9
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-24

parker's Vegetable Nenovatin'
pam "A ACE "A,

Equal TO any now in use. 0TS2 per botte' IS2oper
dozen. -. -,
For the cure of RHEUMATISM, Liver Complaint, U
GERS Mercuria and svphllic Diseases Likewise, COM
plants arising from impure state OF the blood putrio
Testimonials of performed by and directions tor
using the above valuable medicine accompany each bottle
ftnTTrsTPgg pTFTG
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-08-26
500 Reward.

Runaway from the Subscriber, on Saturday night
the Cd Instant, Muatto boy called Moses, about
eighteen years old, and has about IL years to serve
He is about five feet, eight or nine inches high,
straight and slender built, and walks very erect.
Had on a Diab Cloth Coatee, tow linen shirt and
trowsers, Fur hat, and pair of Monroe boots; and
took with him a pair of Drab Cloth pantaets. blue
striped round about and other clothing not recolec
ed
One hundred Dollars Reward will be given, upon
delivering him to the Subscriber. or 7 dollars if
secured in Jail SO that he may be recovered.
VIM. CKADDOCK.
Near Warwick, Cecil Co. Md.
Aug 9Th, 1925. law3w.
~ The U. States Gazette will please insert the
above once week for three weeks, and send his bill
to the advertiser.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-08-26
Notice..

LII Persons indebted to the Estate Of John Evans late
"A Of the Village of Newark. County of Newcastle and
State Of Delaware deceased, requested to make mme
date payments and those having claims against said es
tate to present legally attested for settlement
FURTHER NOT1CE.-Al those indebted on Bond
Note or otherwise for goods bought at the sales Of the
nronerty of David Evans late of Pencaer Hundred decd
Are hereby notified that the subscriber will attend or the
convenience Of those concerned0 at the Buck Tavern,
Summit Bridge, on the 12th and at Glasgow on the 18th
ment And all those who neglect this notice may expect
their Notes put in the hands of officer for collection
As it is too announcement. and those indebted too Widel,
scattered, to wait upon them individually
BENJAMIN WATSON, qdnir.
Newark Aug 8, 1928.
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Public Vendue.
WILL BIZ SOLD

II Public Sale on Thursday the Dist inst. i'll Newark,
"A at the late residence of John Euans deceased the
Personal Property of the said deceased; consisting OF
horses yoke of oxen, mich cows, and young cattle
Farming Utensils such ox-cart, Ploughs huke and
faow 6arrows, wheat fan, BIC. Household and Kitchen
Furniture great variety Of carpenters TOOLS walnut
wild cherry and oak boards great variety OF
tices not enumerated Sale to commence at IL O'Clock,
on said day. when attendance will be given, and conditions
made known by BENJAMIN WAIISoN, .tdmr.
Newark, august 8, 1923. Sis
NJ b. To be disposed of at private sale, black Girl 10
years Of age, having twelve years to serves black Man,
% years old having years to serves black Girl years
old to serve until she is twenyone, and black Boy,
years old, to serve until he is twenty-five.
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Notice to Teachers.

NVTIE undersigned hereby give notice, that under
u the rules and regulations for the government of
Newark Academy adopted By the Trustees Of that
Institution at their semi-annual meeting in April
last two competent Teachers being required to con
duct the same, the to take charge of the depart
ment of Languases-the other of the Mathematical
department they will receive applications from
persons we'll recommended for those situations, 10
whom when engaged they will be assigned on the
l3th of October next The Teacher Of languages
(who is to be Rector) to receive for his services, a
compensation of $500 per annum-the Teacher Of
the Mathematical Department, a compensation Of
$500. The Trustees will meet at Frazier's Hotel
in Newark on the 18th and Sth of September next,
on which days application may be made to the under.
signed. if not made before at their respective places
of residence.
f. w. GILBERT, Wilmington,
A. GRAY, near Newark,
|. r. Graham, New London X Roads.
Committee appointed by Trustees Of New.
ark Academy to procure Teachers
Aug 30-tO1