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The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1828-11-22

me Deca 0pf'~Hted.-A person, we are told, lately
went to dealer in wool 10 purchase about twenty
pounds Of tla article, carrying usual, sack to
pl t ~ When the sack was filed, the steel-yalts
were not al hand to weigh it, The dealer immediate
went n pursuit Of tiioni. While he was gone his
customer looked wish IN evil eye upon lot of fine
cneese N tie same room with the wool, and hastily
p.{ one q the finest, wci&lns nearly twenty pounds
N his sack, mixing it up with the wool as tile express
SION was, supposing that he had obtained valuable
Prize. On his retur the dealer quickly perceived by
me weight Of the sack, that his honest friend had p
cheese there. lie said nothing but quietly weighed
H. iiis customer said nothing but as quietly paid him
l cents pound for his cheese under the lenonina-
"on OF wool. Providence Journal.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1828-11-22

TIE cost of advertising, daily, for year, in Lon
d,t eWer is equal to six hundred dollars! In New
YAK ms cost is forty dollars, and the paper into the
bargain.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-07-15

Gospel to preach unto them that dwell on the earth,
and to every nation, and kindred, and tongue, and
people.
a. A list of the Ministers invited to the ceremo-
ny of laying the Corner Stone, with the order of
performance by those who to oiciate on the &C.
sion
s. Names of the architect who drafted the plan
the architect builders, and workmen employed on
the foundations and in erecting said House.
g. The Missionary Herald of June and July, 1928.
7. The American Tract Magazine of June and
July, 1928.
g. The spirit.of the Pilgrims of April, May and
June, 1928.
9. First annual Report of the American Temper
ance Society.
10. The address Of the general Unionfor promot-
ing the observance of the Christian Sabbath.
IL. The Boston Recorder and Religious Tele-
graph, of July A. 1928.
II. The New York Observer, of July 5, 1928.
Is. The Lancaster Gazette of March 4, and July
1, 1928.
IA. The Massachusetts Yeoman of March l, 1928.
Is. Twelfth Report of the Directors of the Amer
lean Asylum at Hartford
16. Review of Pamphlet on the Trust Deed of
the Hanover Church, Boston.
II. The Christian Almanack for 1928.
ID. The rights of the Congregational Churches Of
Massachusetts.
10. First Report of the American Home Missiona-
ry Society
20. More than One hundred scriptural and incon-
trovertble Arguments for believing in the Supreme
Divinity of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-07-15
LANCASTER.
TUESDAY EVENING, JULY Is, 1928.

LATEST FROM ENGLAND. London pa
pers to May %, number Of days later than
before received, have reached Boston, by an
arrival on Friday. The resignation OF sew
eral members of the British Ministry is con-
firmed. Mr.. Huskisson, it is said, was dra-
gooned out of office by the Duke of Wei
lington Mr.. w. Lamb, Lord Palmerston,
Mr.. C. Grant, and Earl Dudley, all the lib
eral part of the cabinet, have resigned, thus
completely breaking up Wellington's minis
try. The causes of these designations are
not explained, neither do they seem to have
been understood in England. The Duke OF
Wellington had received the kings COM
mand to recommend persons to fill the va
cancies, and Parliament it is said would sit
until July to give time for filling them; and
it was even thought that a new Parliament
might be called before new arrangement
of the ministry could be effected. The il
liberality and weakness of the tory part of
the administration is undoubtedly the cause
of the present difficulty: and little can be
expected until a ministry is formed on the
broad and liberal foundation of Mr.. Can
ning's. Sir George Murray is mentioned
as Mr.. Huskisson's successor, but those of
the others are not known.
There is no news of Importance from the
East. The Russian troops crossed the Pruth
and the Danube, in several corps, on the 9TH
May. On their approach the Turks set fire
to Galatz and retired to Brahilow. Walla-
CHA and Moldavia were occupied without
resistance A Russian feet, with 10000
troops, had sailed for Varna, where the
troops were to be landed. Constantinople
was quiet.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-07-15

tests of the war. The Java was likewise
burned and the Constitution returned again
to Boston. In June, 1913, Capt. Charles
Stewart was appointed to her command, and
on the Both of December she proceeded to
sea, notwithstanding Boston was then block
AIDED by seven ships of war. She returned
on the 4th of April, 1914, and was chased
into Marblehead by two of the enemy's heav-
frigates, La Nymphe andJunon. About
the middle of December, 1914, she proceeded
on her second cruise under Capt. Stewart,
and onthe 18th of February, off Madeira,
after an action of forty minutes, she captur-
ed H. B. M. ships Cyane OF "a, and Levant
of 81 guns, and upwards of 3OOmen. The
Cyane arrived safe and now forms part
of onr navy but the Levant was captured.
The Constitution herself was chased by a
squadron under Sir George Collier, consist
ing of the Leander and Newcastle OF so
guns each, and thesAcasta of Al. Her usu-
al good fortune however attended her, and
she arrived safe in the United States. Peace
had now: been proclaimed, and she remained
unemployed again we believe, with single
exception, until the cruise from which she
has just returned, after an absence of more
than three years, the details of which have
not yet tfanspired.
She issnow % undergo all necessary re-
pairs, and or, the first emergency will forth
with, be ready to serve her country. About
seven years since she was hove out and
completely examined at the Navy. Yard in
Charlestown, when her timbers, &c. were
found in remarkable good order, a fact which,
after twenty five years wear and tear and
hard service, rebounds not a little to the
credit of the old fashioned mechanicks of
Boston.
In her actions with the Guerrero and ia
va, the Constitution mounted 81 guns, and 50
were engaged with the Cyane and Levant.
Her loss in the action with the Guerrero
was killed and wounded, Ia with the Java,
"a !; and with the Cyane and Levant, IA
more-total, 81. The Guerriere's loss, Kill
led, wounded and missing, was 1903; the
Java's, 16l Cyane's 50; Levant's 39Stotal,
34l, or in the proportion of five and a half to
one. The prisoners were nearly one thou
sand.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-07-15

sinks of iniquity." This is very strong Ian
guage, much more so than we think circum-
stances require or justify. We fear the
cause which it is the avowed object of the
Philanthropist to support, will never be ad-
vanced by such--we cannot consider 1t IN
any other light-abuse, downright abuse, OF
class of men who rank among them some OF
the most respectable members of the commu-
nifty. Even if 1T be true, which we are not dis
posed to doubt, that distilleries are virtually
the primary cause of the evil arising from
intemperance, we are by no means satisfied
that the proprietors of them are morally ac-
countable for this evil When there is an
end to the consumption of distilled spirits,
an end to distilleries will be the natural con-
sequence. Like every thing else, it is a bu-
siness which is regulated by circumstances,
and may be pursued honourably by honoara-
BILE men, as we have no doubt it is. When
such an attack as we have quoted, is made
upon distillers-when they are stigmatis-
ed as "vile contaminators of the publick
morals and disturbers of the publick peace"
the charge involves every man whose bu-
siness requires him to deal in spirit, and falls
upon men who are neither liable to such
sweeping denunciations, nor responsible for
any consequences which may result from a
business which they pursue with an honest
and laudable design.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-07-15

= JACKSON CONVENTION IN BosToN. The
fact is just made public, through the col
umns of the Boston Statesman, that Jack
son Convention was held at Boston, on the
10th of June last, at which list of Elec-
tors was nominated. Nathan Willis, and
David Henshaw, are nominated for Electors
at large, and William Willard, Esq. of this
town, is the candidate for Worcester North
District. The Statesman contains an ad-
dress from the convention which would make
twenty columns, in our paper. 1t will not
probably be read much, at least till "qtter
hayng."
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-07-15

The papers from all sections of the couh-
try are overloaded with Fourth of July
toasts, and accounts of the late celebration.
They are generally more vapid than COM
mon. In mercy to our readers we shall tax
their patience as little as possible with such
details. The papers are exceedingly barren
of news.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-07-15
JEHOVAH,
Ammo Domino 1923.

2. List Of Subscribers with declaration of their
religious Faith, and the doctrines professed and to
be preached in the contemplated House of worship.
ing in the midst Of heaven having, the everlasti1g
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-21
TfUST receiued some pew Nflo YeaJ's PR
q s.ny, TUE 4 1JT'T rJt

YfUsT receiued some ner Nfio Years Pre-
~ seRts," THE AMULET
THIS is the title Of On interesting and raluabis
title uork published IN London The ropiribm.
ors 10 this uork drs efesH kHo5ea hierarVarQuire.
meats aud capdbihty Of mind The Tales are
icrtlen III clear and comprehensive avle, and
enbody such nfiderts as art calculated 10 interest
the tiHcy, Improve the mind and eaaobie The heart,
0faH n coptaias a variety Of eagrnrings, ere.
cuted IN the most eisgaat style
THE LITERARY S0ETENIR
Or Cabinet Of P9e'ry AID Romano. IS the title Of
another hHie mork, published IN He same place.
II contains great rariefg q erteiiet nlaifer, IL
elegant engrarings. and The paper print, &c Is
not 10 be surpassed IN any cOcufg
THE BUOj
Or annual Of Literature and irfs. TINS beam
hfui roll,tne IS anotherof the mauy laadable At
tca,pfs uhich, mdbja a. ear Years. barc been mate
giLi dricU ~ interesting me g9uog ptople and
importing Their minds, histo be hoped HtV
wjHno ietsiipso good an offer, Immediately
Gull on CHiRLES 1. BITHER5.
Jan 10
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-21
Gases cured by Swaim's celcbra-
ted PanaCca.
288 Bottles OF which The subscri.
Der has ia>t received.

/NHE following t#sllmonials, translated
- from the ougual spanish. IN relation 10
some extraordinary effects sdurrd at the
Havana. 10y SWANS PANAtiA \. are deem
ed OF sufficient interest TO claim portion Vi
public attention.
TRANSLATION.
Don Fernando Gonzalez del Vale, NJ ID,
Public Professor ut Medicine ao6 @afgety,
lecturer OF surgery IN the hoNa ana fohtIh-
car University ol II; Jerome OF me Havana,
Member OF tue Royal Patriotic SoCIeiy oil the
F" Friends OF the Country &C.
hereby certify that have used tue medi-
cine known by the name OF & SFntm S PGnn-
cea, and have obtained very good results
from Its application, having curd two patti
"nts III whom the disorder wonli not yield to
the best curative remedies, One was suffer
ing with a Chronic Herpes, and the other
with venerlal ulcers, complicated with go
TO take live bottles, the latter six. The other
cases III which am now using it, are cHrcl-
nomatous ulcers; and though the patient
are not yet cured, they experience however
great relief the ulcers snppurate moro Tree
y, without extending as quickly as they did
before the medicine was taken. This IS all
can at present state, and am happy TO be Il
bic TO contribute ON my part to confirm the
good effects OF this valuable discovery.
fefndnd0 GOHsdie5 dct iaite, NJ. u. &c.
Havana, Oct 10, 1927.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-21

Gr4HARIES A. WITHERS has Just rrreiv,
" ed few copies OF the following new
Books, viz:
Chittys Blackstone, > vols.
Henry Maddox Chanccry ? vols
The Electric aud General Dispensatory,
volume.
Bichrl's Pathological Anatomy, vol.
Nurtbern Regions or Uncle Richards Re
intlnn of Capt. Parry Voyages for tn dis
.royery of North West Passage, aud Frank
Inns aud Curhrane's over laud Journeys to
other parts Of the world, vol.
Father Clement. A Roman Catholic Story.
by the Author of Profession Is not Principle.
The Decision, &c. &c ! vol
Together with London Black and Red Iul,
Powder Crayun Pencils Qnills Copy
Plates Playing Cards Ink Stnuds Pocket
Books Paint Boxes aud Brushes Red aud
Black Sealing Wax Pateut Lamps, &c. sc.
all of which he will sell on terg moderate
terms. Dee 3
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-21
ALBREGHTS
COA,V.MbAA.E SNNUP,

VnllS Medicine, for the short timeh has
\ p'rn before the Public has proved itself
superior TO PanaceaS, and other remedies, 10
such degree as 10 give confidence 10 the Pro
pretor, that its efficacy alone will support its
distinguished merits II is the most usetulS spring
aud autumn Alternative ever yet discovered. II
IS 50 perfectly Innocent, that no evil effect need
be apprehcnded from 1t. when applied agreeably
10 the directions. 1t may he given, without any
apprehension, to the most tender lntant or fee.
Die adult
The COLUMBIAN SYRUP will relieve and
eventually remove the following diseases Ne
cro=s, Carries, Tor ulcerations of the bones J
hing EylI, or ScIoula, Rheumatic affections OF
ne nead and system generally: Syphilis, Mer-
caIai, and all complaints OF Iginaling in the M
proper usr Of MercurY; Ulcers OF the mouth Il
throat; White Swelling; cancerous, and inycte-
lite Ulcers discharges from the Ears; di>eaS
otthe skin Liver complaints Jaundice, IN
digestion, aud Debility.
agencrai depuratye article, or purifier
Of The blood, hi, medicine pc sesscs invaluable
powers 1t improves the appetite, aud kas the
remarkable quality of depriying the skin of that
yellow bilious tint which IS so common IN bilious
constitutions. Besides The diseases above emu
Me'aled, II Is also recommended aS a remedy tor
'adI aictmg disorder, the liberated sore head,
"Hdef which children ulIcrthemost excrIcatmg
'ormenls for wears
hac3 bottle of,hc Genuine Medicine has lab
e. ieprrseatlne the Eagle and the LYDIA with
NJ signature
u Pace IS PR BOTTLE ND $50 PER boz
-. JACOB ALBRIGHT,
No. l03, Arch Street, near Third, PhiIa.
lae subscriber has just received large guam
hy oIthc Columbian 5vrnp and i, the only A.
ah' Tor this secti1u OF country.
NLTER II. MIDDLETON,
Opposite Post Office,
urt D.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-21

S126 635 5as &c


There we're besides, large floating olnmS,
growing ont Of the war, fpr which .ngross has
been OBLIGED, from time 10 iiInc, 10 make pro
VISION Tie pubic debit therefore. ~ january,
1910, was, IN round numbers, one hnndrrd aud
twenty SIX millions and a h. OF dollars What
Is II nov Normally, sixty-scyen mi iens
Rnt OF tl.s aggregate, Nesen millions we're the
subscription 10 The buuk al the Unit,d states
tor which we hnsr thc same amount IN stork
OF equal. Or OF ettalor ,Blue. Dedu, tbai sun
aud the total dcbi Is bat o. mon-. 81 tai
dnriue the period OF hhont twelve yeais, begin
Tiing Immediately aft,r the war. there has bren
an exlmgu5hnent oil dcbt 10 the amount of IA
hrr more Than sixty SIX millions. But tbs is
not all. Here has been created, during the
aanc time, dcbt ot i've millions at dollars, to
purchase ilnrlda, tha Is, Ia pay tht claims OF
our own citizens, stipulated by the teatV With
spain 10 be paid a. the price OF that purchase.
lliS som bciog added, "a II ought 10 be, there
Is az stepHte Of srYrnty one millions, 0r near
" six millions OF dollars year, during the
who'll oi rhaf period. hrsldes paying the Interest
n f.r dit, the expcn.rs Of Government. an"
makne liberal provisions foI the public service.
! rms /, something. Bat much more had ben
done. For what be va, about to say he refer
r.J 10 tht reralt 81 die Gsrumttee 81 Ways an'
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-21
Innuary3
W alter IL .NiAaAeton,
n his oid Stand opposite Post Office,
(tEAD QUARTERS.)

SsIfAS recently received Que hundred u thirty
I'll seven Packages of Goods in his line, CON
IN sing a complete and extensive assortment OF
Mdicines, Drugs, Patent Medicines, Chemi'
clas. and painters materials, Ois OF every DIES
cripuon, Spices, Wines, Perlumery, Fancy
soaps, Narnlshcs ofall kinds, Dye-Stuils, Vim
dow Glass. Of various sizes, Surgical lnstru
mcnts, Ply scian furniture, &c. &c.
The above together With ms stock ON hand
(Which IS very large as well as his monthly sup
plies which he will receive. enables HIM To sci
by wholesale or retail ON as favourable terms as
can he had IN Virginia.
- Practitioners Of Medicine, Country Mcr
chants. Hatters, Overs, Painters and others, are
most respectful solicited to call upon MIN, a
they will flud II greatly TO their interest 10 do so
On hond large quantity Of well made
Putty.
Oct -
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-21
pp,srKD AsD PUBLISHED ny
ELIJAH FLETCHER Il NGH. II. foLER
''''' Publishers Of the La'Cs Of The Union.

II For - per annum payable IN adysnee-No s,h-
vii be discontinued thut al the discretion
sS,ss Editors until all arrearages are paid.
- tgertrs,Deats vii be inserted At - cents per
q,r Or G tn, s, mG, aud o. cents ha l"[ f1 fen
-os r., tl.ff Iu-p iuH, the payment assumed by
P, pr ge.ppn,H.e 3r-sor IN Lynchburg
rfbanccrs efaers not exceeding two squares are IN
y,sd fgf sly dollars.
Aulettefs addressed TO the Editors must be post
- ar tney viii Hat De attended TO.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-21
Chronicles III ,annnaate.

Chronicles ui Csnansate.
INHbe Subscriber has the pleasure Of inform
ing his friends, and the public generally
thht he has received direct from Philadelphia, a
supply of Walter SCOTS last Novel called the
Chronicles of fnnoHgaie which Is very highly
praised by al VINO have read this work.
ADRIAN X. NORTH.
Iouuarv3
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-21
No. Is, South Ninth street. opposite the
University of Pcunsy llania.

The subscriber, who MAS appointed the agcut
70, the sale OF Potter s genuine Vegetable Cathol.
ron, whilst at Philadelphia Il few weeks ago.has
on hand, and for sale, whole sale on retail at the
propretols prices, 2ss Bottles oi the Catholl-
Howell DAVIES
a t1l
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-21

ryFy.- The Red Rorer, Il tale bv the author
w If the Pilot, Ne &c " I've speak like hon
st :, men pray God ye prove SO - In two vols.
,bsrs IS much powerful writing III these two
,olu,nps: many of these scenes are depicted
Win extraordinary vieor and effect, aud the au.
,,or fNr. Cooper has shewn himself a novel
ISIS in every sense OF the word. The above
.,ew wori, is ust received aud for sale at the
cheap Book aud stationary Store of
CHARLES A. NIIHERS.
Peh 7. ts5h
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-21
RED ROEER.

* y Exposition the Old and New Tesla
IL, newt Wherein cach character is summed
lar,, W contents The sacred text inserted AT
redgca'' 'l't'na paragraphs; Each paragraph
md T.. 10 Us proper heads the sense given.
'@c''caI remarks and Observa-
b, NJ, uous,
pl3 ''''e" Henry La,e minister of the Cos.
Bnr5'r-" edition edited by the Rev. George
Win .bo " = :, II" Rev. Joseph Huehs, \ NJ.
Rmsr nnf Of The. author by the Rer Samuel
JUST received and for sale hy
Ispnar, o GHAS. A. WITHERS.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-21

NEW BOOKS.-rhe Pleasures of friendship,
~ by James McIlenry.
fine Pehcan islands, and other poems, by
James Montgomery,
The American Chesterfield or way to wealth,
,anonr aud distinction, being selections from
,beIrIters of Lord Chesterfield to his son, and
,vtart, from other eminent authors, on the
subject of pottteaess with alterations aud addi-
-on. surcd IA. the youth Of the United states.
Tn Plea of Midsummer FAIRIES, Hero aud
Leander, Lycus the Ceniaur and other poems
Nv Tnos Hood, author Of Whlms and Oddities,
sfc etc. The above new books, Together with
man, Others too tedious to menion,) have just
s,en received, and are now for sale At the
Sna ap Book Store of -
CHARLES a. WIrHERS.
VINO has also for safe 4 torgst mt not, for
Aue Bows aud Grls, blending instruction with
amusement. at the unusually low price of ~ 30
Can on g. A. w
Feb l2 -
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-21
New Books, &c.

0FaHARLEs A. WRITER'S has Just preeiv.
" ed a few copies OF the following new
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-14
TRUST SALE.

- virtue Of deed to the subscribers by
JBenl Hardin aud Elizabeth his wife, bearing date the
OF Nov 3i6& of record m the cleIk oice obemars cou
" court for the purpose of tie about $500
balance due 70 Wetherston Shelton, SHALL Saturday
the leh day of April atthe Brick Tavern county
oil Aheniae linear the PIemes to ss for cash. that
valuable Tract OF Land containing about Five Hundred
acres ya Heehams sides of the Stage
Road FROM Charlottesville Stanton, 10 miles above the
former place There Is this Of land
quantity Of first tate low grounds txceen, Timothy Meadow
oil about 10 acres and good orchard The other improve
mems are good dwelling house, with other necessary
houses barn, tobacco houses &c PARTICULAR dcstip-
on OF s valuable taet land dsemsd e,ssry this
Time, as those disposed 10 purchase, will likely before
the sale IL has been rented the $3.50
ny The purchaser will have the privilege seeding the
plantation by the lst Of Oct and full possession given ON the
18th Dec Attic the terms of the deed require that
me and shall he sVd for cash. the trustees exPecio
horised TO give time ALL except ahou, the $780,
winch WI be required IN hand The balance will divided
INTO n'tamen Of $1,000 annually with interest from the date,
on the whole, until discharged Bond and security with
deed OF fust on the land will be refu ed the purchaser
secure the payments. II expected other credit r.
who hold liens the tract Of land, will consent on the
day Of SALE give liberal credit the balance OF the pur.
chase money after satisfying the claim of the Shelton
acting Trustees will convey the purchaser such title
only, as Is vested IN Us by said trust.
MICAJAH WOODS, Trus-
WM. WOODS, 5 tees.
teh ~ 29-wids
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-14
BY RICHIE q GOOCH.

" The ENOUINEu 4 publishes twes Ssn-f ATTY
aud thee times dung the Of the State Lsss
tersPrce tn. heretofore, Five Dollar, per
rsyahe advance Notes of cbarierei peciepsyns banks
(aniy) will be received payment, The Editors will EuaaE
safety of remtty them by nail; the postage ofsst
ter. being paid, by the writer's.
~ No paper will be disc ,ntinued (but the A;erson Of
he Edtors until all arresrsSes have been paid up.
III Whoever will guarantee the payment Of nins papers
thsi have the tenth GRATIS
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
e. One square, Or LESS-Fn,t rs esntI-szeh
ssatinuspee, so ceuts.
No adyestaen inserted, until has either been paid
Cis, ss.umed by person this city, its
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-14

this institution which will he opeG for Oh, reception Of
students the 10th Of Jan 1913, will he taught the Latin
Greek and French languages with all the branches of
complete English Education The have erected
separate ldIHg for females and they now, with the
most 'ghuuehee teCVmehu ,i3 seminary 1" the Pu0lc, as
have continued Elder John ogvis (sShJse reputation
teacher stands desefvedy high)a Principal the Insuon
and have selected gentleman Of great classical
and accuomedt to teaching assistant the male de.
partmensmd lady Of considerable ability, aud highly
respectable characters 10 assist 10 the female department The
situation healthy aud genieel board be had the town
aud nei ghbohood at 90 dolls per auuum. The terms Of
tuition Is follows;
For the Latin, Greek French languages,
D. - per snuifn.
The use Of tie CLONES, - per snnuin.
The minor branches, ~ per annuip.
Psiuiing Drawing aud Needle work 10 the
female department. extra, per quarters
WIN. HUNToN, Piesdi.
PhRiP 4. BiPs,ine, seey
Feb 2s pg-Cf