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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-07
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RE IT.. CRAY.

l,,ner or,h. ,ucbhu.s R.nc C;,oys Il,
e.,,..
tended ''y several Revolutionary soldiers AMI
Other citizens at witch Capt Pcgram presided
,s.i.,edLv Iieut A,r., as Y. prrsjdtut--,he
'o''"'i'a i"'s'' UNIV
l. The dnE We celebrate. and the drugg ling
i1cnas OF liberty throughout th' world.
= The Union Of the Stalcs-the pillar Of ON
strength and happn.ss.
=. Christopher '"iahhhs-"c "'i love ana
reverence hI' mealor} rs lo"s hSoar native ldnd
shall " dear 20 Us
!. The memory OF Washington.
,. Inc memory ol Jefferson a"h Adams
q. The heathni Ch"s. Carroll OF omfoI'ton'
I. MADISON, hloh'o'' ann VA sh"h-tia'mg
received the highest sonois 81 then county men
they are still feaafto perform the h"mblesi'
services Tor th'ir country.
= ihtfa'n"ta oil III" ACCOMMODATION 10
the dcad-2ta1Iade 10 Tie h't7E
>. La Fayette-ln VAN Il" the myfmdons Of
royalty a''tmp, to s'a'" ihe character oil nm
VINO has mate ".''hS ION 'ls fAdnlpi''
10, The President OF the United states.
ii. robert utton--"' regard ms Eeo'"s as
SPECIAL glt nom 'Ied''h 70 preserve our y
mon
y. Mrs. iiemaae-!n h'r chafnilns verse, a
monument - er"e''" 10 our rn2''h h',ei''
10 ne virginia. al Inc ~ III % NV
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Ibetr nrf#i- So = NJ ~ fniiua"N ahhse
VI D,'' ny M ~ -. ...,...o.,.. ,r.,,.
-. - ,.,e,,r,l ,tb la. me.
sent promise.
Bg H. Ddaifi- The Youth al Ahrfi'a :
> nlaS ih'N fNf' NJ" MINI M -.
-, ,.r,,rl.i,,,ed I,,ls.r ,,hnse ,alor
defended the liberties of our country.
hg u ~. l.. Nnaf'N 'P'Ns''''-'
.'''"o'"s '''' - ''' "' ''''''
r, yJ.,,r,, lyi;,,p- O,e ronatrypesins the
world.
ny I'M. y. m nv ~ '"' '
Cs,, In R,c, ,,..,, c,,rs levn,,1 fhrm.
selves to the cause al liberty.
Several other continents wrrr oh'rtd'
"h''h nof 'f'"R Vixen ao" u, W
-. ,,l,.l H., ,,.,r.. ,l,.n.,.i..n
W Oor read'tsal dtsinnff may h' s"'Pi'S
Cd ~ the sast number ut lotsl' gwen =" nv
liace on the I'm, hr'eaNmf from ihe eh"''f'
~ Nj. Clay, and tulogHmr thai OF JACKSON.
rhc cause Of may be found in the iaet That III"
Jackson nntty here, a elsewhere. are more en-
thasasIic and voriltrans Tina iheT opphn'his
who ~ tilo most PM. 'eana nror'rtT IN run
ming he risk otcreataT wP'eeSam iee'ms' IL
n SOCIAL party. c"n'"ned mol Tor the pn''eso ~
doing homnfr 10 ms man 'r i'' 10 "a" u
to e"n'--hn' 10 ''""e""'a'' "e' ''' "
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TIE SEASON

p,t.rsj,6g, Jt.e 2s-0ar wheat harvest is
,.arly over. The late crops tol"r"bly alum
80, Ina, the grain, in many pla,',s, has been
I'D by Ihe rn.t. The NV wheat. We IN
,1I,.,,nd d.a no, produce welt owing 10 the Sc
va f,ost< which occmed IN the early pat Of
Ao,,. The crop, Of corn and cotton are very
.h.iying. IN this part OF the county, and prom
80. ,ba hrshaudmtn an ample reward Ton his
Thor. The oats generally, never looked bet
80, The tobacco crop. We understand, is less
,,,emis,ng. there having been scarcity of
plants -, ho,;,.a.h r.
,r,,ctiou on the low grounds, occasioncd bv the
,,e rise ~ the water courses OF tins section OF
country, nv which "A vast quantity of wheat was
Js.,royed the prospects of the farmer. for a
nIe,udal wear have seldom been more pleasing
we have he--rtlt computed by good judges,
,hat,he heavy rains which fell in the earl. pant
Of the present month, and which completely
Hooded the low grounds, destroyed not less Than
one hundred thonsand bushels OF wheat on the
Appnmatiox and IT'S tributary streams alone.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-07

go - fft.f W . NHtlH IT. =.' tit i'#.''
the most e1alt'd individual tn III hawa 70 the
in"si an1ec' ahd d'based Nteith u ~ tHf"is..t
he would have be'n as mic qNalii.ed iaf 'he "r
Zee oi Judge q legislator as tim l@s.'e A
nov for P1estlenl-and, ~ III JBfrgH Z
morTs the General - sno more qualified 10 be-
President than cock iof sniloi o. Il goose iof
soldier
We could whh ihai Mr.. n1rhaiu'5 ,irHs
were less llliberal and Contracted. mad INT he
could somctiurs Gud nerve enough H. eNefess
bis real seotinrufs s'hongh hr might he len ia
minority. In long rr1. he would Gad ms
"a, count IN it.
~ =
ldf A7'tfls ~. 7'5ie'n 7on'e i'nr 'in''
wr published u l'''ef written to os by srni'e.
man in Nashville, containing IL" lhc'a, "hi't
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,,garete,ve .,s 'rstfeosn tn" t,ar. las
e ~ it,, had VANISHED IN the thick G'liage
s,s w.. 7aa,dergroa,h. Exhausted rs he was BY
o.. :. ssaerings. Briggs sought the house Of hi'
ns 49,, "a reputable farmer) so'ne miles dis-
.,h;cb he succeeded iii reaching without
iSn 'sor accident, aud We understand he is now
"a fair way Of recovery
20 Ga I,,,irs outrage, however piihed by
,,jes of relribai~c justice, VT learn has
,,,,.ed tand very properly general feeling Of
...,,,b.ttion through the county. Though
"s'Fl,,, the infamous wretch deserved all Tins
u' ,,,rn more the law, aud mol individual
W." snould have meied the punishment
~. thinks he can ideniIi, tine tour men
-, hopnd him TO the tree bat the one WHO
ynrpetrmed the outrage o" MS person IS hey ond
reach even OF .uspicion. No LEGAL Pjo-
'F H. hay. a. vet been instituted either rs
-. ,te incessuauS COMMISSION Of the Briggs
a. the outrage committed ON the unnatural
,,4reut.
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LATfaTIkoM- ENeLANp.

lie PACKET slip Sins Richards, CBpt, iIos
drogde. Nas arrived nj New York, brnglas
,grrpapl papers Inc 29j, ard London IA.
the 2,d June.
N" lpuhfr accounts of Importance a =
lhemoyemenl. oi li,e Ruasiolt army Mr. Pes
had announced 10 the House 81 comaoas
the acquiesonee of TIN British roeer1ataf
In tie conduct Of hh'sia aud the Frenef
government appears 10 entertain simiiaf
yters.
Don Mimel bes .eirel The Portuguese
crown aud thereby aNendra both England
snd ttnoee Soah rrn,ark.. ." M the wbote.
liz lalc ol Europe appears le5a sn1 'e4a
tuniti
Another change bs taken plars IN tas
Ertah ministry Mr. trlazon has retired
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-07

rpallu Mr. lay will q XnptipuCp
IL, c.,,;,o, IL an, II N. ,,,,.d,c,,o,. Of our
I,,..L,,,,,, ,,io,.J, .ho,,la .ycr moo, h;sc,e
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90. p,a...,..,.,,,,u.,,.. r,yo, Extraordinary
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t.,.,....,i#.,,.f,I,p = u.,l,a,, .h..,.
- oo NIL, ,b,. ,,,,,.o,,J,oClis di.,,ir, as bve
,,,oLieo,, !, IN duty hound Ia do and that there
r,.lo :. ~ ,,yo,or 1,,L.o,,--,nd go, had .Iso
,honobt th,lI,is nrar ,elat,gn.bipt To the .,-s,c
,.t,,y and snyo,. ,,orc ,.,,allv no,a,io,is. R,u
ahatofiiall1 The Hon =. =. Baihon,. who
u, ON, time. might have inal,halIcd a host OF
frirnd. around him ut his nod. Is nov almost
whoily sir,npcd ofpaltieal influence. Resign
me hi, seat on the Bench to obey the call oihis
constituents TO serve them In Con.lc., at a mo-
mrnto,,s crisis in nubIlc ali.,irs. "a they we've
nleased. in their wisdom 10 deem il. !, uas sun
noscd tlnl h, would bnyr nrr1,tn,cd come acI
n show the ncce.sity ofbi; .lnvino aside his ia
dici.l far Iec,.I,,ive cba,,,,cr aud nnce.
,cmouion,lv throv,no aside the G,rmcr ,enre-
his n.rsonal and po,,ie,I friend with the ness-
.,na,.,i..., =, ,,,.f, Li,,, -, l,is r,,,,,o,,,
ma, no ,.,,he, ,e,a,,l,1,oo in,he,,le tonc,
form the dn,,,. ofbi. ofic, ar Ia, dishonest To
he o,,,,st.d wa, the interests of HI. district
Has NJ, Rarhou,,. Ies,.la,ivo con,se ,ral,zcd
,hese authorizations , On The contrary. he did moi
IA sl sonc. ,,,ne the s.ss;o,, Inn, IN sbo,y how
,,..,,, had ho.,, o,crra,,.l ,,,,oso,a,, and
Hon. ,,;,,p,, ,,,s.,,,-. ,,,.,,. .,,o,o.. -,
name. a,l Ii. no, ,,,,,n,s H.,
de.1 h. all ,,,,, ,., .,,.,,,.,i,.
b., .,;..a,,,. ~. ,.,,, l,.,i.,
,t,,,,,, .,,,..,..., -. a.,.,..,,....,
80, ;,b which ma. - -.
lilo o,,6,da, ,,.,al,.,, ~
tho Vi, .,,i, sceool =, c.n.,.I and tho R,cb,nood
En.,,,..., -, ,,.,r,;cI,r n,, ,.;s ,n.,,;,, 10
ca,,no, ,nG,.n,o ,,,,.,,v vo,ss i, v,,,,,;a WI.
,ba,. he ran ,o,,ec, ri. ,,y, ,,.,,ic, -.
n,etend ma, IN know
We were na,,,cn,orlv .tr,cL with Ga. remark
in Nh. Barbour Ltrrr. ".Wh,ls, Mr.. Adams
fsavg mel has been rrsdiop boots Gen. J.ckson
has read the grca, volume OF men and l7,ags
which qualities for Tie practical operations Of
the government" Tn. ID bur another ver.ion
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Nc,g, T12HELL aud Nic9N

The following extract, from the I'm ~ oi
" 4 Repnbicm' pu9lt,bed IN the Bh,R, has
given ise To The snblnnlcd notes, from tnc pea 81
a correspondent -
." Liuleton w. Tazeweli (aj may hc said To
hold "A pre-cmlncnt place IN tn, combination 81
all rolors--and who Is hn1 \ Senator o. TIC
t'ritrd states acknowledge but thi- ens gwen
10 HIN ~ Il rr"ard for lbs new hnrn prurprs
WHAT was he before he hocaue - tgoritr with
the mem pnrig2 About the srhr 1910 be was q
member ri Cong css from Vltginn a time ~ all
wall remember, when puhral strife MAS grfht
brtwnen The two gicHt parties Which then divided
out country, aud II Mr.. laYrwcll ioolt nny pint
with the Republicans. history has dour him etent
injustice, FOR, rs fn ! lnve rSnm,nrd, no mention
Is nude Of him as republican IN those t,mcs.---
He remained III Gousrrse but one term, hclirvt.
and Was afterwards. by common consent lad up-
on the shell ~ al paric .-- Durlne the late Har
II was uni'rs uod thai he wis yety hostile 10 tue
nncd States for having declared the war, aud
although ~ the prmr Of life he rcmalnrd IL
Norinlk, with the enemy IN sight IN state Of
entire inactivity, rendering no service whatever
Ia bis country In lSl6. When the Banks oi the
state were III such condition q, Ia require
them 10 suspend for longer time, sprclr pny-
mrnts; II WAS thoDght that the talents oi tht'
,nnut,y nj all .,,tg .,.,c ,,.,,,s,r. Ia Ia.
h,nn,l,, tg,e,hc, ~ tho I.n,.l.,n,e e,r The
,,,,,,,,,. , { l,.i ,,,..,,, ; =.
Inc ,,,,,' .,,.,,,,,,.l,
Al, T,,a,.,ll ,,... al.,,'d ,, a., i{.,.,'l -
%o,f[It IN, mn, .,,,;,J ,.,,'..a., and ,,,,., lo
.,lIn,.d =, s,. Il, :, ,.,.,,,,.,t .,gdo,,,
o,,,I.cb h. ,o,,,s,; ,. H, f,,,l,,a,.. IL,
,,,o the .o.si,n ,L,e, he ,o,y,d n..an the s,b
,er, ia, which he ,,,s ,,,',o ,,a,n.,a,lv ec,,.d
for he not ONLY advocated the blI wIirh pns.o,
The House, creating i~'Mg.tte ne"apd hdrp'n.
,' ','',','' nv ~ ~, ~
tie sn,,e ,ime :, ,,o,, b,y ,,,,,onrn, INA, ,be,
would he advantageous to TIC country MI.
ia@e"eli after bfine lad by On al 7dr', i'I
%o,G "' 80 IN ~ n.,s'', ' ,,.,'.'
and lie MN, III, = -. ,,,.....,. +; -, IA
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Il u o. itfiu' ,eaaierx Ia ne Libsyi.
10 eHce on br 5uM J,lis. ls4J
A.4leHip ArlhHr,
B-sN lltrm#on ilrpetf. NilInm Boulhs
tstrf Eahr,ie, Jomes BEL, Jpo,s snneh.
} 4scpb boNim, The Clcf, ol Bedford. Robert
Burton.
t-zNHhpn Chapman. Lucy Copper. iliga.
brth toafn :, Gideon o,egs, tunn Dobbs.
aamuel Crawford, josie Ntawa5
D---jahn Dillon, 0badlol Dooly
E--B. 4. Edison.
F--Iohu Feather.
G--Ely coil. l,aaG Glneo Paarhsll A.
Gibbs Charles Glenn, Edsnrd GWatkins >.
lhoa. Gflssnm, Joseph l. Godfrey
II John Hewitt, John HAIL, j. 2, LuoasP.
Hawkins, wesley iiaekWnrlb Jeremiah
Hunter, Wm Harris, Henry Hatcher ,, laos.
I iialley, Ann Hogan, David Howell, William
llhrllss, BrS, John iersry, Joln HUT
Capt Nm. irvine, VIM N. Jones, Ins.
Jackson, Edmund llqine, Joseph II. Jones.
Pleasant Jclor ., lease Jrior
! k--Cro u. kebueil, silaa q. I.aiheta Cnleb
teaeb, lhos A.. Leflwteh, Susan Leflwieb,
( IDLY hveley
| M-slephrh Martin Ihomni Moore ?, Ed
win u. Moore, Nanny Moornan, snmuei
! Mitchell John Murphy. sen. saml : Mills . i,
/ Nm. Nrthuc, Jpme L Markham, Popo
! Airehrd,D $.
N-cborlea AoeIl Philip Siehols, Joshua
! mobiles.
O--Ieiiaferro OWera
r-hlesnndcr 4. prl.#n ls5oe Preston, Joho
! Pate. Charles c. Pdtrl IN Ntthohr poley.
! Pleasant palleyt John rdllrrae, James nr
! Tho. roindeAter.
H=-,arlaod eaekor =. Anthony eucler
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fb) is vel kno.sn thai ed Loas.i Nal ri
rya poeest. lcrge porIion oflus edeimapik
dest,a,Ja. Hsrcr, lis fondness fof.ni, ariio5.
'fto ms hoa.ifd henesiy, te . Just As nprIi
indebted to Ia, pride lot 'lat a. 10 fis principles
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NOTICE Inc albwti5f1 s'Ii coullalls 49,
Y sci tobacco am otter prpip"c an roapds
son. 1e 'sR eiso ship produce If ma find for
's'g moderate compensation. hsapia- Il regairr
torreFonlenee 1eiR be best mercaaiilr houses in
R'r1aoat f~om ,cdith he reeeir,s the ca1jifsf n,d
most aWle0ttc co,aner'iei iuieHi25Hec tram En-
fope and e'ss2e"rrs hv D,'H he shab'3 10 'rl,as1c
e!aaes' NJ ri Iinfs. min Il tforoa ~ oujeYgs
q he fofeira as 'seH ms domestic morFets.
4 HfTCTER
n ianiVg been nnpoiAfsd thuarerg Gom-
r''r79Fse ] IN Preg0rsd II ~ Gmex ~ talf
eeb9H''ps ong }rtc't m CHmptN curry, and
"'g se4er1ilg be foHai = nV o5ice. fs't door,
dDote NE Frd.hiin Hol0 4 H.
Any - irqo2
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ib'of IfR'H. b"9i0.1
lu2l3 blanks
All rhe Prizes rnyablc in Cn.h, whcb nay
he bad. -, usual, ~ som a. drawn.
n i"d'y '''A'' + r % % Qu.rrer eale
- The l,pilrf Of Two tickets or hnrs,
mnst draw one prize, aud may draw Gtree.
1FuNs--For packages, mo- ics4 ,ban Gdy
Tickris, Scheme plIce, for approved no',.,
payable fifteen days after the dnta ing, 9jjhs
out interest. Vendors, al all tines, surlel
al Scheme prize.
u ORDERS, hy mnil or mhern se, meei,
the same attention given 10 personal appita,.
ton, Address 10 Manager ofiees,
IpptbbHtg hchW0ua.
Hmebeatr, u btriirg.
AUG. LEFTNitN.
JHe s. .Mua1 :.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-07-01
Cheap Books,
a.ND STATIONARY,

.aND STATIONARY,
Al No. % liarketstree betuaeen Wessrs Larfn ana
Landlords Grocery Stores.
j. SCOTT, begs leave to state to his frlenas, ana
the public that he has made such arrangement. with
j. Grigg, and other cheap Booksellers IN rhiladei-
phia as to enable him to dispose OF School and oh-
r. Cooks, together with general assortment Of
Stationary at the louest Philadelphia Prices either
atwholesale or retail. In consequences OF such ar
ranqement a'erchants and Teachers, from both Town
and Country, would find it much TO tEer advantage
10 call and purchase his very reduced prices VIII
completely preclude the necessity of their going to
the City for any article in his line of business on the
scorce OF chedpness. !,
Him,ngtoa lNuu 50. ll-u.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-07-01
$lOD IN. Es slky ARD !:
Store byoEe open !!

YKyHE Store Of the Subscriber living in East Mari
4 boro'. Township. Chester County, Penn. was
broken open on Monday evening Esd inst. and the
following goods were stolen, viz piece fine blue
cloth, do coarse, do. black cashmere, do.
brown, do. mixed blue easslnet, do. yellow cal
leo, and several pieces Of other calico, do. tow
linen, do fine bleached muslin, 8 do checks, do.
domestic bingham, copperas plaid, do. red striped
bingham narrow, do. Bingham large plaid, lot
Of fine muslins such book, acconet &c. scissors,
spectacles, buck skin gloves, lot of assorted
ribbons, sewing silk assorted colours lot of cot
ton thread, piece red painted muslin, 2 do. dark
painted muslins, pieces stripe cotons for panta-
looms, / do. Washington stripe, a number Of flag
and black silk handkerchefs Also great number
of other articles not recognized. Any person who
shall give information Of the said goods, so that the
owner may recover them again, shall receive S35
reward and all reasonable charges will be paid.
BENJAMIN WINDLE, Oarner.
| A further reward of Us dollars will be paid by the
Union Association for the recovery Of stolen pro-
perty SC. to any person who shall detect the thie,
SO that he shall be brought to conviction.
STEPHEN WEBB, Treasurer.
June "a. l9-4t
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-07-01
Twenty Dollars Reward.

WAS Stolen from the pasture of the Subscriber
on the 22d inst. chesnut sorrel HORSE, years
DID, about 81 hands high, nearly blind in one eye
and without shoes. He was taken by = mulatto boy
who ran away from the State of Maryland, who y
about 6 years Of age, had on a patched wool ma.
and striped roundabout jacket. The horse was rode
with rope bride and without saddle. The thlei
was pursued far the first toll-gate on the hen
net Turnpike road, where he was on the evening
of the Esd inst. supposed to be making his way 10.
Chester County.
The above reward will be paid for the delivery
of the horse to the subscriber near Camden, Dell
ware; or Ten Dollars if delivered TO J. M. Smith,
in Wilmington. ~
WARNER MIFFLIN.
jane "a. -
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$500 REWARD.

Runaway from the Subscriber, on saturday
tth inst, Young negro man, named Samuel, about
90 wears Of age, VINO has only years to serve, iee
high has several scars on his breast occasoned ny
a scad or burn.--has sluggish staggering walk
talks coarse, has full face. and pretty black. The
above reward will be gwen !or the said fellow II
auprehenled and safely lodged in the Jail IN Gen
treye Queen Anus County, Md and all reasona
bic charges paid.
The friends Of freedom should aid those whose
servants abscond without provocaon.
]. w. BORDLEY.
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Houses and Lots
ar PRII.7TE S4LE.


es7z4-+ Atwo storetl, new brick house and klteh-
.4aS.1, en-. between Hanover and Broad streets,
fronting twenty one feet six inches on Orange street.
(ncluding the one half Of three feet alley extend
ing 2l feet back the lot extends about ~ feet to-
wards Tatnall street.
No @ two storled new brick house, between
Hanover and Queen streets, fronting fifteen teet on
Orange street. and extending about forty feet back
to fourteen feet wide alley, communicating With
Queen street.
No. g. 4 two storied new brick house, on the
corner of Orange and Queen streets IS feet on
the former, the lot extending about 40 teet on thf
latter to the above mentioned fourteen feet alley
No A. A frame house with Is front on Queen ST.
and running along the above mentioned alley, about
60 feet.
An ludispatable title will accompany each Of the
said lots For further information enquire OF the
subscriber, with whom all persons Indebted to, or
having demands against Benjamin y. BrncS,,,, are
requested to settle LEA ICSht.
Wilmington 5th mo- 18th, 1898. S--5n..
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Bishop Davenport,

with The assistance of accomplished female teachers The
course of instruction pursued this Seminary, comprises
an the useful and most of the ornamental branches VI
Female education. Terms Of Boad Washing and iui',on
in any of the common branches $50 per quarter payape
in advance. , :.
EXTRA CTARGES.-For Music including the use OF
Piano Gl2 for the French and Spanish taught by an eA
perienced French master Sc; Drawing, Palntng ana f-
boidery, Sc per quarter The discipline OF the scnooi "
mild parental, and christian. Particular aten',on i
paid only to the manners OF the young LADIES' ou' "
their moral and religious instruction..
There will be OF lessons IN vocal MUSIC gwen
in year, by person highly competent, and valuable
Library the of the young Ladies' 10 those VINO
remain in the Seminary year or more there WI" DC nv
extra charges Tor books, stationary or vocal music NO
vacation except during the month Of August.
RECONSIDERATION.
The subscribers take pleasure in recommending me
above school 10 the patronage of the public. Mr. Daven'
port has had experience and much experience III the bust
ness Of educa,on having been engaged in At since he was
IL Years OF aye For years and lie has conduct.
ed ourshng school in this place. and has fully lusteu
the high testimonials and recommendations winch ne
BROUGHT with him his request the subscribers have
engaged to act Visiting Committee to examine quar-
tery the state and management OF the Institution ana We
confidently expect the school VIII sustain no. ncreass
its former reputation " w. SiLnbhi'
1 Pastor Of the Cd Presbyterian Church IN wilmington
! WILLARD HALL, WIN. SHEhEN
/ have not the pleasure of personal acquaintance
with Mr. but from the above satisfactory testmohia
and at his request shall be happy to act with e gene
men as a Visiting Committee. PIERCE CoNNELLf,
Minister of Trinity Church, Viii.
!, March %, 1923.
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fashionable
Boot. Shoe md TRUNK Stores,
GAMES N1'NEAE,
Nos. %, & 100, Market st.

Ep ETURNS his sincere thanks tor the patronage
He afforded to the late firm OF meal 81 ION,
and u and he public ha, intends devcng his at
tention more particularly to custom WORK ne nhos.s
himself tina, from his knowledge and experience III Tue ou
siness he Will be able to give general setis'ac'lon.
adss and Gentlemen of Wilmington and its vcln
l.. are nformed that the work will be conducted under
y ;nmsdia,e inspections by choice workmen Of the best
materials, and according to the latest fashions n,e,e
~ rs Jadies' Black and Fancy Colored Lasting
Roos and Shoes Morocco do Calf, Cordavan and Seal
Spin do: Mems Fine Boots, Shoes and Pumps Coarse
Water Proof Boots, Monroes, and shoes hso' asee"
ass,r,r nent of Leather and Hair TRUNKS.
NJ r shoemakers would find adv antageous TO supply
heiye with staff. and trimmings from ms extensive
themselves "''' JAMES MNEAI"
scr ment. - 1no9,n
I Niiminpl on MAY, 16, 1928. Aoo-o".