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Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-09-23
Necessary 70 make a choice

Svme indignant f0eher but Who he is we know not has
visited this thorough with Bans edito ts CurEIS
IASDBML, with additions the Infamous. We Tia. l
not time to express our utter abhorence of M iaoocl
mode OF eectoneerng, as our paper going the
at the moment we have it. But he gcntee Adams
men here ashamed Of is and shall edcavor in on,
next give the of the shameless man, WHO could be
guilty Of such anac, to introduce into tbs place,
handful Of such Infamous and malignant import ,hat he
may be he'd up to the scorn, contempt and slrr of the
Consolidate and decent men Of his own parry.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-09-23

JACKSON MEETING Al CENTERFlLI.E.
On Thursday the e5th instant, at IL O'Clock.
"A. NJ. the friends of the Tennessee Farmer, vii,
meet at the house Of T.. Bailey, Ceutreville. Re-
sreshments will be prepared, aud Addresses deliv.
cred. The friends Of the illuminated and per-
secuted American Cincinatus throughout the
county are invited to attend.
G. p. BENNETT, Chairman,
Jackson Committee, Christians Hundred.
s. HARKER, Secretary.
Sept 16, 1928.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-09-23

SALEM (N ~ MEssESGEn--A friend has put our A,ls
specimen should take to be nice milk wat - sort OF
an Administration paper We should incline 10 TN,
belief that the editor perccvng New Jersey will go for Jack
certainly as Tennessee, disposed to mount the fence
and be ready to jump oil the strong side rs suo s the rc
ton over We k. the look OF this sg-.tey are NOR.
such.
Our object in noticing it, however, is not to keen the editor
Off the fence had rather help him but is TO tell n
little anecoc OF JAMES WEST, who he mentions as not bino
entitled Ii be the James West of whom ~. have
heard he has been about fourteen years in the county, lie
left his native land in consequence of the oppreons of the
Government, and came republican made from te re,
Hcted the MANY, from the tyranny nrthcss extuyagance
of the FEW Upon arriving in the Delaware he was sent on
shore in boat, and reaching the soil liz fell down and kis
sed it, exe!anins This Is my country, It's freedoms home
and here will dwtl Such sentiment ought 10 cnte any
man to vote, aud have no doiht that Mr. West has
gone through the fos of law, and taken the obligation of a
glance to government which lie prepared 10 defend
before he had felt its blessings he is not the only maj,
similarly situated We have many such in this vicinity aud il
gratifying to know that SO deeply the principles oil rub-
cansm ensracd in their very natures, that with few rxcr
they will march the polls, deposit, their votes for the
man, who has defended the country of their adoption and saved
it from the pou,ons OF foreign sodcry "1ic Tennessee
Farmer and liberty t. wateh-wori.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-09-23
CUMBERLAND DISTRICT.

This looks more like in Elaine, than j, does like a
Pdos. You cannot beat this unless you get N Ten
nessee May be you will bet Tmo,sAsD DOLLARS you
will get one in Tennessee. Isness you aeum"
As the correctness of the above returns, have to
say that should have doubted them they taken
from the Portland Advertiser, Adams paper had not
seen hem endorsed by jackson paper in Bottom.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-09-23
.Xd0usucd Shcyifs sale.

BY vi,inr ga Of Fend Eaonas, directed, .Sia be
eIposed pubfc SAFE, tie house Il fhAu Je rsoa, Del-
City Red Ian Hntbed F,idIy, lie ION day of
0ctober az O'clock, T. " tie f3Aopg described
PlantatioM, OK Tract OF LAND,
CYL uA1E 81 & and bengin tie iuDdred Of R.uLion.
- and county Of New Cattle, Wit bounded by Land
of Hugh Exna, by Dragon Creek. land of David Newboi,
nc Chesap ke and Dlasare Canal, and IT,. River Della
ware, With five two story B. ck Dwelling iIo SEES Frame
Tavern House, aud two Franc Bar ou + anne dwell.
ling Houses, lr.me Farm House Frame Store
House thereon erected, containing 500 acres, be he same
more ~ less. Seized ami axe execution as he pro
pery Of John Newbold, and 70 sold by
PETER eEiANI, Late &er.T.
Ne7v Cds!e Set;en5ei Is, 1928 Its
e J Tbs tract OF .and contains site which the city
Of He:s" laid ou and bids far IF becoming ,biivA
my place for businss, the completion of The Canal is
certain, and viii afford If the spacious and
loft, haib inrs the Delaware.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-09-23
a6ourmcd Shcyif's Sale.

VAeJVt7 zUCV hOItUE 10 OW0U|
By vutue Of mi, " Vend. Erpo to direced p9 De
posedto public sa the house Of James Fra-er Ncw 7rk,
White Clay Creek Hundred, Saturday, tie Al sry %
October nert, a o'clock, Y 81 the following desc lied
PlaantatiOn or Tract Of Land,
GIrUATE yi"g and being in toe Hundle Pencadef
- and county OF New Castle, bounded BY lands OF Ufa
Slack, Zacheriah Jones, Richard Palmer and Johns
Esq. containing seventy six acres be o.
less, with the Improvements and apputenances thereuno
belonging Seized and taken 10 execution as the popeg-
" Of John Miller, and to be sold BY
WILLIAM slERDMAN, Sher$g.
NV CARTE, SEPT 10 1913. It's
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-09-23
Wilmington, Tuesday, Sept. %, 1923.

,unArrA IN GaAys FIFTH LETTER, PUBLISHED IN THE PA
rRi0r FRIDAY LAST.
IN col line 10 FROM top between the word them and the
rd though " insert the words had it been executed
rhe sentence will then radI II might have hcen productive
f great ncon and yexaon them, had it been exe-
ctcd though inac,on Of any definite positive rights
y could c'an IL col par @ line G. for " has pre-
cnted dill rent rnc ,, read has prescribed different rule
In par last line but enc, after the words naval and NH,
ay add the sscrycc'-it will then read " naval and
military service In line j. of lat pr for instances read
ncchivcs,' ard il line for PROMISE, read propose
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-17
district Of Columbia,
alexandria County, N

NOVEMBER TERM, lH.
The Mechanics' Bank Of Alexandra,
ComPh's.
James Kirk administrator OF John Nc fln Chlhcs1
Namara, decd. Sally Mcnamara,
Henry l.. McNanara and Luther
Chamberlain DgrhJ
VTyHE defendants James Kirk, Adm'or OF John Nc
i Namara deceased, Sally McNamara, and Hem
H. Mcnamara, not having entered their appearance.
given security according to the Statute and the rue
of this Court and it appearing to the 'at!s'aGtSn va
Court upon affidavit filed, that the sNd ueehGi"'
James Kirk, Administrator of John McNamHa' de'd
Sally Mcnamara and Henry l.. McNamara, are moi
habtants of the District of Columbia, on motion
the Compliments by their Counsel 1t is ordered u.
the said absent defendants. James Kirk AGnr o.
John Mcnamara deceased, Sally hchana'' a..
Henry L. Mcnamara, Go appear here on Tue y,
day of next April term, and enter then tPSI
ance to this suit, and give security forpenorns Ss
DEGREES of the Court, and that the other deNDn.
Luther Chamberlain, do not pay away, co",e!
secrete the debts by him owing TO, or the es.'.
effects in his hands, belonging to the sad ao's"
PENDANTS, until the further order OF TINS IOu,i
that copy of this order be forthwith puorsI,S% r,
two months successfully in one OF the puO"' r
papers printed in the own OF Alexandra so'
copy be also posted at the front door Of INC WV
House of said County, Test, rrcC
Jan l52 EDH hH"'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-17
District Of Columbia,

Alexandria County, I"
NOVEMBER TERM, 1877,
Joseph Janney trustee OF Thomas Jan
ney e Co. and John NJ. Johnson as
signee of Sas and David Reed,
CompRs a,...,
George Carson and Nehemiah Carson,
and Charles Bennett, Hugh Smith
and William Fowle, trustees of Geo.
Carson, NJfs.
vUlHE Defendant George Carson not having f's.
L his appearance, and given security '' .J,
ing to the statute and the rules OF this Conf' 90
appearing to the satisfaction of The Court Gpon ~
d ayt fled, that the said Defendant GeoTG -,o
not an inhabtant of the District of COLUMBIA ="
ton of the Compainats by their counsel Nn ,e IN
that the said George Carson do appear here ."
day of next April Term, and enter his appear, .,.,,,
this suit, and give security for perfornnS ls rs,.
of the Court and that the other Detendar.'
Benrett Hugh Smith and William Fo"Ie, l l,,s,. h,
George Carson do not pay away, convey OF IN her
debts by them owing to or the estate or etc" C,o-
hands belonging to the said absent Dete"Ga ,Cc
Carson until the further order or decree OF
and thatS copy Of this order be forth~Nnr r,~.pi
two months successfully in one of the puo'S, cop
pers printed in the town of Alexandra an Cont og'
be also posted at the front door OF "'
of said County. Test, nu JFE. -
ian IS EDh. 4. -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-17
70 Rent,

- The three story brick tfCofWs.hiD'
h three doors above the cGSed by Mr ~.
ton street, lately oocc, ,;r i, good 10.
Smyth. Its ..u ,,;,l he low to goo
any kind Of business. TIE fe"' III DOUGLN'
tenant
July 81 ------
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-17
Collectors Snle.

WILL be exposed to Public Sale, to the h'gnes'
w bidder, on Saturday the Oath day Of May, 1923
at the Office ofthe Clerk ofthe Corporation OF George
town. the following parts of Lots, situated lying aho
being in Georgetown and will be sold to satisfy the
h. respectyely for the years annexed, with costs
and charges, sale to commence at 10 O'Clock, n. d.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-17
70 Rent,

The House lately occupied oy sea ;..q,
SfN Cooper, on Ramsay me me- s, and
1:ss:,,s any in town for small s.lnrnr,f.mGy
ILL calculated to accommodate s'',l"'
Forterms, which WILDE moderate'sPPs'iy & c.
oct 25 u. u n--
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-17
lust Received.

Just Received.
Seine Twine, Cordage, Cork Wooa. oars
etc.
DRIDPORT shad and herring twine
ID Curdage of all sizes made to order
Cork wood of best quality
Oars, IL. Ia, 16, Is, 20 and 22fees i0"s
Tar and pitch
Boats of various sizes -, Cor bo.t.
Long white pine Eastern shore o, poI ~ 1sand 2O
Cedar and locurt posts ., lo' 49, 49, ~
feetlong
10 casks chalk, with eneralassortment
LUMBER q SHIP CH9NDLERK
feb Is 'ooi'h "
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-17


Ix,ra super L ondon cloths and cassimeres
Fine aud low PRICE ditto different qualities and
colors, an extensive assortment
Cassinets superhne and common
Rose, point, and Whitney blankets
Bombazetts, black and various coiors
Bombazines super and common
Black and slate worsted hosiery
Lambs wool and worsted halt do
White red, green and other colored Hanneis
Tartan plaids and cambet' for cloaEs
Rob Roy plaid cloth for ladies' cloaks
Devonshire kersey and fiushinSs
Prints rich and beautiful colors
Nankin. Canton and Italian grapes
Ladiesa and cen,lemen's silk hosiery
cb;ldrens scarlet and motte hose
Bobbinet and thread aces, a large assortment and
atreduced prices
Black silk velvet
Tambuored and plain book muslins
Null. ] ,ckunet and cambrck ditto
Italian, French and other silks
Plain and figured gro de nap
Brown and black hollands
irish Scotch, and German linens
domestic sheetings, shirtings and bed ticks
90 bales cotton of good quality
Candlewick, sc. &c. &c.
with m,nv other seasonable goods not necessary to
,sertin ne yspaper advertisement, (bought in New
York AMI Philadelphia, at Auction by their senior
,srtner. who has been there nearly two months)
which they offer for sale, for cash, or on the usual
.r.dt their customers and purchasers generally as
,he,n az thew can be-had in the District. Country
merchants and others wanting goods by wholesale are
invited to call. oc'~~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-17
Daniel Bussard,

Do.
Do.
William Clarke,
Richard Davis,
George Riffel,
William Davidson,
Ditto.
Ditto.
Ditto.
Bernard Gilpin,
Benjamin Mshorney,
Ditto.
Do. Representatives,
Ditto.
Thomas I. Mudds,
Trustee
ditto
Diuo
John Randall,
Thomas Lee, OF Bait.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-27
TIE CONVENTION.

The meeting on the subject of the Convention
was held on Monday Evening in the Capitol agree
ably to adjournment. They were addressed by
Messrs. Doddridge, Wethered, Terrill, Mason Of
Frederick and Bayley.-On putting the question,
the following resolutions were adopted:
The Committee to which were referred sundry
resolutions offered by Mr.. Doddridge. at meeting
Of members OF the present General Assembly,
friendly to the call OF a Convention, submit the
following as the result of their deliberations:
Resolved, That-aithough the present Cons.itu.
ton recognizes the right of the people, 10 alter,
abolish or amend their form Of government, yet
they do not hold that right by such acknowledge
ment; but by the power TO govern, natural and
Inherent, which belongs to the majority in every
free State. And in as much as the Constitution
has pointed out no mode, by which this right shall
be exercised, the people have both the right and
the power to exercise it in such way their best
judgments, regulated by a sense Of justice and
torbearance, shall dictate.
Rescired, That it be recommended to the meet
ing, that they insist in the General Assembly
upon the passage Of law, by which the white
population, ascertsined by the census of 1920
shall be equally represented in Convention.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-27
WEBSTER VS.. LYMAN.

Inc prosecution OF Gen. Lyman, of Boston FOB
a iipsi on Mr.. Webster, is brought to- an end, for
the present at least. Mr.. Webster has been [oilcI
III MS OBJECT. III IS certainly creditable 10 the in
uependence oil Boston jury, that with all the
great and perhaps somewhat ipdi.criininats en-
thusiasm in favor OF Mr.. Webster, which prevails
In That city, and with all the strength of political
prejudiccs to back the prosecution a verdict could
NOT DC obtained against MIR. Lyman. II is creJiia-
Die, because through all their prejudice, ,,,cv
could see the value Of free and fair discussion and
SCI themselves hrmly TO maintain it, The article
oi MIR. Lyman did not in opinion OF most pereons
heTe' aho IS u now appears, did not in the opinion
" PoTuob OIL ms own townsTnen transcend the H.
inl.S o. temperate political discussion The trial
inished OH the morning OF Dec nth, and in the
AFTERNOON the jury returned verdict " that thew
could not agree" The following extract of a hi.
Ter from gentlemen in Boston, relating TO this
subject, will be read with interest.
Inc papers relating TO the prosecution Of Mr..
Lyman have been taken from the Jury, and the
cause will probably not be tried again until the
next term OF the Supreme Court, which will he
IN March. Mr.. Jyman's friends are extremely
well satisfied with the result, and consider il in
the light OF victory. Mr.. Webster made tr
greatest attack upon him he was cana HE NJ al
ing at the most powerful and certainly nost roe
pectable party that has heretofore supported him,
both as tcdcralist formerly aud latciy "a an A.
dams man in this town, lie thought TO drive Mr.
Lyman INTO apologies or explanations. degrading
70 n'h'fo' spi'i' ana honour, by the force ol po-
pnar sentiment or TO braid him bv tho verdict of
Jury, as having written false and clone md
INFAMOUS lDet. Ele has been most cruelty Jisap.
pIi'ed, anu viii no doub, 60 10 Washington with
heaVy heart The Whole course of lhe trial las
pceh extremely agreeable, ansI favorable 10 Mr..
! lyman, who ~ perfectly satisfied with tie result
as wen as with The investigation. a fun report Of
u mas been taken IN shot baud, anil will be pub
Hshed early next week On account Of Us refer.
5''e % 'oi1of d"F- anf sol "iI. rsd1 i- With
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-27

gmatinteEest 1 think yoh;,,iil observe vitG as
tonishment, that the whole course OF Mr.. Web
| ster's argument rested upon the ground that, he
firsd in lS0s IN .Netc Hampshire and not 40
.nassdchusetts. A magnaniipous ground for "a
high minded federalist' nv. Y. Evs. Pest.
| I'm the course of the triai,)
Hon. Daniel ~ eJsttr-Cane TO Boston in 1916
knew the other persons named in the jackson
Republican as boys know men, when he stul,cd
neral he said, he never entered into any pot i,h
them TO divide the Union. His attention was Frs
drawn TO the publication in the Jackson Republi-
can nj the Suffolk ofcc--heard of IL in another In
surance ofiee-said ii any responsible man should
be The author, he would give him chance to
prove the truth OF his aeg atoms To Court AMI
jury Applied 60 Messrs. g. +. Curtis and 4.
Fletcher as his professional friends, and the for
mcr went 10 Col. Austin, to ascertain as 70 which
tribunal the complaint should be made-suprosed
an explanation would appear and any legal process
become unnecessary. Nothing appearing ~ or
IL days after the publication, preferred his COM
plant to the Grand Jury.
Married, Jon Tuesday the 23d Inst (hy tic
Rt. Rev. Richard Charming Aloore,) MIR. George
r.. Harrison, Of the County Of Prince George, 20
Miss Isabella II. Richie, OF this City.
-----, at buckingham Court House, on
Tuesday the 10th Inst, by the Rev Jesse S. Arm
stead, Mr. alfred .nosby, oil Cumberland, TO Miss
Oeisu r., second daughter OF Mr. ii. Lipscomb
-, en- Tuesday evening the 10th Inst, by
the Rev. VIM. Todd, MIR. HIM. p. Courtney, to
Miss Martha second daughter Of Hugh Camp.
bell, Esq. all OF King s Queen County.
DIED,j-on the 10Th inst. at his residence in
the County OF King William, Mr.. 2hos Uarins
and father, kinder master, and exemplary chris
tan, never lived.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-27
ELECTIONS.

The three Electors OF Illinois assembled al
Vahda!ia on the Sd and voted iol Jackson and Cal
horn.-fhe Legislature assembled on the lst-
Inc Lieutenant Governor took the Chair ef the
Senate.--Mr. John Mclean was elected Spc N,e,
OF the House of Representatives. the 9th
MI John Mclean WAS unanimously elected a
Senator OF the United States from the ih o.
niarch next. He was supporter of A. Jackson
IN both ilousts for Mr.. Adams, and then are
ashamed to own ito
The Legislature of Indiana convened also Oh
the ist.-The 1t Governor presides in the Senate:
Nj fowk was chosen Speaker OF the III. of
The parties ia the H. of r. are said TO he equal
~ 10 -. On tho 4th ballot, Mr. Howk had 27
MI Judah 2S,scatering2 2. On the 9th ballot, MIR. II
had ~ votes. 1t is said, (hough we hope it is no,
tTue') that the Adams men in the House and gal
i ,s were SO much delighted, that they set up
h'1ro and clipping IF hands, &c.-SdIl the
Louisville Advertiser clLms him as q decided
and intelligent Jackson man.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-27

The printed natter (as Editors tcrhni
caiiy call iD has accumulated so much upon on
hands, That we are compelled 10 lay over severn
original articles until the next week
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-27
LEXINGTON, X, Dec. r.

a proposal is made in New Orleans paper, to
the legislature, Inappropriate the of five thou
sand dollars to Mr.. Monroe, in the expectation
that other states will follow the example. The
pecuniary circumstances of the ex president, the
load Of debts which press upon him in his old age,
and vex his retirement with laws suits and exc,
cutions, are the reasons Of this project.
IN Y r. Past
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-27
.IgI'h:4 FIRE LyNSUR.AyVC,E CO1iP8Nslc
Office OF the Agent for the State Of Virginia a,
KicIUOuU

RicIWOuU
tNb Subscriber duly - bOrkei bv the p, e,iiert So,
n directors Of The above Company, their ssou ioreteye
spplo son' aud tntis'ur Pposs Of Insurance ~ T,sv M
country, throughout thc State 81 Vssa, ags,n, los, III
damage by FIRE.
The rates Of insurance will 10 al made A. low
nose OF otncr good Offices The C0pi' ~ the Couyar, "
10000 dollars safely ingeyied With Capital Vt 0nn
dola.s. '''
As ], important % ths party iu,nrins to Know s standing
NJ The oFee, and te promJtude and 6ssldy with VIZ, II.
losses adjusted, ts satisfactory reference on m ~
subject rsn he given to resident. this CHv.
All applications by letter, psids othstg,c directed
. The rgent will receive sitsntiru, Bprsatv fam. ~
Survey furnished those living distance II rea,tgsJ
The following kinds of Property are rn.rrsile viz D
ing Boss Ware Hotes, EiiiS Bfanu Carfajes add NJ, o.,
BuHengi generally, Machinery, Goods, MeycAasJ,s -
n"pfe, Ltbr1rits aod almost every Description m pesg-G
ProPsy The usual rules Of premium rs The G,in,f, az
from Que 70 one sud bali per cent. JSO q IAv "
Dec %. ''''''" ''''RI ss ssorEa'p
Il Tedcber IVdn!fi,q
n GENTLEMAN Of correct hsbfs VITO i, veil or,rfs
- !, ,sa'h ihe Enslnh and Lan lsngrsxes TIL, >.
o,s mshenstieian nay get employment by spplyinx "a
person, Of by lsef dd eooa 10 The oeicc tsysrn
y,t NRMSrRhD r. TTw~Fs -
- 0NU+ % 10 lls.
e. 49,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-27

NOTICE.
MEETING Of the ekholder, of the Bro Turnpike
~ Company wall be held at the Bell tavern on th, tay
at II O'Clock. j. III. EUSTACE S1c,v
Dec. 81. III
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-27
M..AN .AGERS g,

DIS.H,aL .sIVa1fP CAN:4E. LoT7'E1E.
NUMBER 10.
TO be drG,t7l NJ Richmond I2lh FeJyr,ayy ra2g.
1l,iSO TICKETS ONLY
PRIZE oil $4,000 prize of $1,000
o'UOu i $500
E'UVo prizes OF 1,GnO
prizes Of 6hD 5f,o
besides Sc Of $I00 So OF 800 &c Of e9D 26 ~ so
SO of 80, $50 OF 40, s. $3.50 OF ~.
WhoteS 20-IfolueS 10 Quorters s. Ei2hUs 2 sd.
package Of IL whole tickets Ire had for $3.50 pbo
compelled by the Arrangement Of the numbers 10 dsw mr.
less tin Si2 aud my drew the Capital Of Sl1NOJ
~ Orders from sny part Of the United States lus, Tsi5I
promptly attended tc-AddTes, yoDf orders In -"
Z .A1.EsS 81 WI INyTYBT.
nthmnnd, Dec. 70 - 80
Delaware journal., 1828-09-26
Bishop Davenport,

With the assistance nf accomplished female teachers The
course OF pursued this Seminary comprises
all the useful and most OF the ornamental branches OF
Female education Terms OF Board, Washing and Tul1io
IN any of the common brance, $50 per quarter payable
In advance.
EXTRA CHARGES.-For Music including the use of
Piano, S12 for the French and Spanish taught by an ex
perienced French master, &c. Drawng Painting and En-.
brodely Sc per quarter. The discipline OF the school 10
mild, parental and christian Particular attention is
PAID not only the of the young Ladies', but to
| their moral and religious instruction.
There will be of lessons in vocal Music given
in year, by person highly competent, and valuable
Library for the of the young Ladies. To those who
remain in the Seminary year more, there will be no
extra charges for books, stationary, vocal music No
Il vacation except during the month of August.
4 RECONSIDERATION,
The subscribers take pleasure in recommending the
above school the patronage of the public. MIR. Dayen
por has had experience and much experience i'll the bus
ness of education, having been engaged in since he wa
II years Of age For three and more lie has conduct
ed huurlshg school in this place and has fully justified
the high testimonials and Recommendations Which III
brought with him. AT his request the subscribers hav
engaged Visiting Committee, To examine quar-
ery the and management OF the Institutions and
confidently expect the school will sustain if not ncreas
i, its former reputation H. W. GILBERT,
Pastor of the Cd Presbyterian Church in Wilmington.
MI WILLARD HALL WIN. SfIEHER.
e have not the pleasure of personal acquantanc
l., with Mr. d but from the above satisfactory testimon
and at his request shall be happy with the gent
l. snen as Visiting Committee. PIERCE CONNEILY,
e Minister ni Trinity Church, viii.
1t March %, 1923.