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Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-06
BOTANICAL DROrS!!

n. ~ im,I
%@en r"oea complaints IN their worst AID most homeless
.s rhe Drons are asn given with success for y;ent
& ,,,ar ,r ,eo,i., rel bocLes Eser,ng or,.,;on.s
$500 j, ~ f,cs. oua IN connection VIII 11r ehJ,
iF ,,, ,.,n,e -ole ,,,cLfnne of ,I, ;,n,s III
s,,n in he early .hapes of mere t,,o,rs bchind ,be
M m a ~, XXI, NH s,yelInr &c lie ntra H.; -
- ,l, mn, o,y quickly Weld Ia This nrenar,,;on H.,
,. Ir, ic have snreaa ~ such ~, ev,en, J
scr"'.' mte's %a an o 9o ~, ~. eA,en' aHu
-, besn .rlrallv and permapevty healed n H.
a"tsi Ia o;..,,;nn 81 nc ,,nwer,,i r,Ii;,' ~
persevefne - .',s - ~ nnS M
suiken s4uae ,ahshaI an The Whole a ,s ;nS
sl'a cu' rhe are l,o ,hn b, a
aug hF'bo''eu' my az 49, ~ Ne'' 'l'N5 4'" -i3tH"
eiphyse
From many other proofs OF tue superior virtues OF DR.:
Relies Drops the proprietor seiec's we ioio"hS
IN b.tLo l nv N;iSE''
Lady to whom reference cal DC maze was Tor years
afliic cd WIN hnio"rs on nel eoP,eo WIN ire,
qeh' hch'S e'uP''"''' ai INNING os ''ne nio "co
various remedies and had taken the best medical advice but
could get no permanent ree and her case daily becoming
worse tears were eneraheo OF ia,a 'er"ha'on OF ner
compliant, "hen friehu ProVIaenlahy recommended ,he
Botanical Drops, four bottles Of winch elected complete
cure, to the surprise and Joy OF herself ana friends.
child OF years, had lost the Use OF bis arms ue cg
was almost crippled hp dropped out OF place. thigh and
arms swollen and broke open IN seVeta places ana many on
the sores had Penetrated do''a 10 ne oone o'aking tesa
Drops he recovered the use ms b the sores healed u'
and he restored TO health, although thought incura-
bic
young Man. near boston, was reduced so low BY erup
tuts and sores in various parts OF 's bocy especially MS
neck ana hsndsweaEheSs u, 'e stomach loss 0, aPpee'
general debility aud gradual decline OF The whoe system,
70 threaten approaching Consumption lie was en-
tircy cued and restored fine state Of health, by five
OF SIX bottles OF these Drops
Married Lady was ir years afflicted with euptlons on
the face head and vrods parts OF the body attended
with violent itching burning, ac-had tried many prescrP-
tons without ettc-was confined to her room, and decln.
cd ali company She was cured ny taxing cur ootiies OF
these Drops
Lad belonging 20 oaHus. WHOSE 'eao WIS covered an
over with sore" AMI ba'ches was wnoiy cured oy rev
notues a'!er every "''sf te",eay '"i ia'''l' -,
emo ne yes o ,lo iier iace osereu , VIZ, sco'
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-06
q Office.
May q, 1928,

a III. persons having any demands against the es-
"A tate of JOHN FERRIS, late of the Borough
Of Wilmington, deceased, are requested to present
their accounts. properly attcsted for PAYMENT to
either of the subscribers. ELI IilILES.
BENZ. FERRIS
Executors
Wilmington, mo. list, 1929. 78--2m
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Notice.

vEyEIE Trustees of the Episcopal Congregation OF
IL Wilmington, are DESTROYS to receive proposals
for the Mason work, and Carpenters work. OF a
Church, to be built Of Stone lni"rmatlon on the
subject will be given Application to Or. JOHN
bRINCKLE. Chairman nf tie Board Of Trustees.
Wilmington. Feb. 9 32q
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INDIAN QUEEN,

Where he will be happy to receive his friends, and
promises to provide for their entertainment and
comfort in the best manner
The stages for Philadelphia, Dover, Chlstlana
Bridge, Newark, Elkton and French Town, vii!
leave his House, all daily, except that for Dover,
which leaves on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Horses, Gigs and Carriages of the hest kind, will
as heretofore, be kept for hire
N. B. Expresses provided to travel in any direc-
ton at the shortest notice.
lYiIinington, March 90, 1925.
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Dividend.

The President and Managers of the Philadelphia
Turnpike Company. have this day declared tivl-
deud of 8 per cent for the last Six months which
will be paid to the Stockholders, or their legal re-
representatives.. on or after the 18th of March next,
by EDW AID la Nhhl' 1reoSWu'
Feb. Cd. 1892 oS-Zw
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Y a E2 I'VE "a. ~ u NE z e Z
FLOR Safe.

yEyIIE Subscriber will offer for Sale, at Public
III Npndue on Tuesday the 10Th day Of March next,
~ clock. p. Nj. at the house 0. Abel Harris, i'll
Dover. the Farm and Mil late the property of
UiEam Uarner. Esq. deceased. Situated within
one mile of Camden, and three miles Of Dover
The farm consists Of about $40 acres, with a fair
proportion of Wondland. aud has on it a large and
commodous brick dwelling house, aud kitchen, sta
BE and other out buildings. HE mill IS on an eX-
ceent stream aud is located in as good stand for
business as any in the County; the nelghbonrhood
abouuds with Black Oak Bark. which might be
manufactured to great advantage. being situated
near navigablc waters on the Delaware Bay The
whole premises are altogether worthy the attention
Of entcrprsing purchasers. 1t will be sold unde
deed Of trust for that purpose, from James V. Red
den and Julianna his wife to the subscriber. Credl
can be had for one halt the purchase money
WILLIAM X. LOCKWOOD.
| Feb IT, 1892 8S-tl0mar.
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EDay-Esa,oi1 Lost.

A s,aall Day-Boo. belonging to the Estate OF
Or. John johnson is missing. Any person who will
dc!ive. it to the subscriber shall be generously re-
Warded. X. fOh l Eli.
Wiln'n. Jan. 27
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-06
For sale,

AVAILABLE FARM AND MANSION,
WITHIN one mile of Wilmington, on the Phil
w adelphia Turnpike road containing 1870 acres
divided into convenient fields, under good cedar
fence.
x24EYA There arc on the premises large sub
l::s,asa stantia dwelling house, finished in mod
s..l. 5-ts style good barn, carriage house
milch .on,e, shruhhery and vegetable garden &C.
The situation Is healthy, and commands a fine
view of the Delaware River.
For terms applyto
SAMUEL. SPACKMAN,
No. q. Church Alley .Phila'd
orto SAMU Ell S. GRUBB,
Wilmington
Feb. o. 1899. 90-8toaw.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-06
no Printers.

Sealed Proposals vii! be received by the Sub
scrlber at any time before the 18th Of March next,
for Printing three hundred copies of the Journal Of
the Senate, at the January Session 1929, with an in
dex to the same. The said Journal must be print
ed il an Octave form, with long primer type, so as
to contain at least forty five lines on page, with
the yeas and nays in line, in compact form. The
proposals must state the price per page, including
paper, folding and stitching, The lowest and most
advantageous proposals will be accepted.
CHARLES MARIN,
Clerk of the Senate Of the State Of Delaware.
Doucr, FEB. 20, 1898. &9--tlGM.
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DESPATCH LINE,
Frem PMnaAe\p\.ia to Dover:
BY Steam and Canal Boats and Stages.
THROUGH BY DAYLIGHT.


yHvFE Steam Boat Baltimore. Capt. Whlden,
Il will leave Pine street wharf, Ph,dtdephia on
every Monday. U'edaesday and Friday mornings at
6 o'clock. for Belacarc city, PASSENGERS Will then
take the elegant Canal Barge, Ladg Clinton, Capt.
Reddin, for st. Georges, where the Dover mail
Stages will always be in waiting to convey the pas
sengers to Dover, and other parts of the Peninsula
Returning, leaves Dover, Tuesday, Thursday
and SATURDAY. mornings. at O'Clock, aud arrives in
Philadelphia, at 5 O'clock, 7. Nj.
70 Delaware City 81 20
st. Georges Su
Cantwc's Bridge Ou
Rackbrd 2 Ut
Smyrna W
Dover . 81
n. b. Passengers. BY thsroute will meet with node
tpntion in going to the following towns, Cantwcll's
Bridge, Black Bird. Smyrna. Dover, Camden, Mil
fori Milton, Georgetown, Mllsboro. and to SNOW
hin. \. HARRIS II Co.
PropriciorS.
July 90, 1928. 2o--tf
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Noung Aaaies' HoavAius School,
al illumination, Dclarare.

.A Uilminaton, Dclauare
THE SUBSCRIBERS attended the late examination of
Nm UQrrnbort's School, members Of the Visiting, Com.
mee; giatied with the mode of instruction, and
its results evidenced in the responses Of the pupils In
the different branches Of Heading, Writing, Drawing
Arithmetic, Grammar, Geography, History and Natural
Philosophy they gave honorable specimens of their indus
try and requirements, and could but feel that the
school was well managed, and worthy Of more extensive
public patronage. j.. w. GILBERT,
WILLARD HALL.
August Is, 1928.
Terms Of Boarding. Washing and Tuition, in any of the
common branches $50 per quarter payable in advance.
Ezra Gharges.-For .nusic, including the Of the
Piano, S2 for the French and Spanish, taught by
perienced French master So; Drawing and Embroidery.
IS, per quarter. The discipline Of the school is mild
parental and christian. There will be of les
in Psanody given in year. by person highly com
pcten; and valuable library for the Of the Young
Ladies' 10 those who remain the Seminary year
more, there will be charges for books stationary
| or Instructions in psalnody
The teacher of Music upon the riano is European
and first rate performer. The course of lessons j,
psalmody will commence the present season, the 1s
| November II. DAVENPORT.
| Sept. IS, g.
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n Office.

THE STOCKHOLDERS in the Bank of Wilmington
and Brandywine hereby notified and requested "
pay iistasent of Five Dollars each share by 'he'
held in said Bank, before the goth day OF Marcu
pext, ensuing, at their Banking House in wilmington ~
conformity Act of the General Assembly passed ~
Dover on the Goth day of January A. D. 1872, authorss
lie said Stockholders supply the deficiency IN the Cap
tai Stock OF said Institution. BY order Of the Board
J. p. WOLLASTON, Cashier
Feb. 10, 1929. So Maren
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Machine Cards.

CtMBEnT BURROWS, manufacturer of Pat
~ eut set .Eachinc Curds. both for Cotton and
Wool Carding Machines, Of first rate quality. and
warranted to perform well with proper management.
Mnidletowu, Connecticut.
The SUBJ ,riAer, Agent for the sale of said Cards,
HAS NOW on HAND, u large assortment which
he will sell on reasonable terms
JOHN BAILEY,
No. ia, Market Wilmington, Del.
Next door above the Indian Queen Tavern
Nov. %. 1925. G4-6n.
n B. William T. James celebrated COOKING
STOVES, with handsome variety Of common
Stoves 4 Coal Crates, TO be had as above, at very
reduced prices.
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E'og. Safe. III Farm,


Fer Safe, If E'arp,
On the Delaware river, about three niles belo"
Port Penn, containing about 100 acres, more OF
ess, principally Marsh, known by the name OF Long
Island. This Farm though not in good state OF
cultivation, might for trihing expense be made "A
valuable Grazing Farm, and will be sold On very
reasonable terms.
ANoTEEER TARM.
On Christiana Creek, about two miles below
Christ,ana Bridge, containing about lto acres
good portion Of woodland.
As it is presumed that any person wishing 10 Pur-
chase, will view the property, it is deemed nnneces-
gary to give a more particular description Or
erms apply to Joh' NV ~, -,
London Britain Township, ChesterC County renn'
SAMUEL ". WOODLAND,
near St. Georges, Del. OF
DAVID B. NINlN,
ChrstiaRa, Delaware
.Tnne II, 1925 i'-u
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Indian Queen Hotel.

NTrNkT h".A'A'n ieE.rHtsiE
HAS taken the stand at the corner OF Market and
Queen Streets, Wilmington, Delaware,
cirn If the
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-06

No. 13j Market Street, Wilmington,
~,'Observe that genuine without the written
signature OF L, Kde, the outside printed wrappers
A large discount made to those who buy sell again.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-06
=, AEnREGHT'S
COLUlNBIfN syrup.

THIS Medicine has proved itself sovereign remedy
when all ether have failed, in curing the follow
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-04-28
FOREIGN NEWS.

Since our last, London papers to the 23d
ult. have been received by ship Geo. Canning
arrived at New York, from Liverpool. No
news ofany Importance is contained in them,
unless our readers consider duel in high
life to be matter of moment. We copy
below from the Boston Statesman an account
of the duel which was between Lord Wei
lington and the Earl of Winchelsea, answer
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-04-28
DIED,

In Boyston, on Saturday last Mrs. Lydia Pope,
eldest daughter of Rev. Ward Cotton. She endur-
exhibited as she had done In her whole life an amia-
Bile and christian spirit, and was an example Of the
strong faith and humble hope of the mercy of God in
Christ which has left her friends with the consoling
belief, that she has entered on the rest which re-
maineth orthe people of God. CoMMuNIcATED.
In Boylston, March % nit. Mr.. Leonard Whit
comb aged 60. Printers in New-aampshire are re-
quested to insert this DEATH
In Dover, Mrs. Abigail Horn, aged 80 years and
months:
In Portland, Robert Ilsley Esq. late Postmaster
Of that town, aged IS.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-04-28
Spring Goods.

MNHE Subscribers have Just received,
~ and offer for sale, an extensive assortment o
NEW AND sEAsONABLE GOODS.
Among which are the following -
DRY GOODS.
broadcloths, Cassmeres, Satinets, Vestings, Trim
mings, &C., &c.
Black Satin Levantines
Black and Blue Italian Lustrings
Synchaws and Sarsnetts
Coloured Satins and Sarsnetts
Grapes
Leghorn Bonnets (some very fine Nos.)
Gauze garniture Ribbons
Coloured Satin Do.
Do. Cap Do.
Fancy Silk and Gauze Handkerchief
Silk and Bandanna Do.
White and Fancy Cravats
Gentlemen's Silk Cravats
Cambricks and Muslins
Figured and plain Swiss Do.
Damask Table Linens
Birds Eye and Russia Diapers
Black and Colopred Cambricks,
Calicoes Ia great Variety
scotch Ginghams (yd. wide an excellent article)
English Do.
Laces and Lacngs
Knitting and Tambour Cotton
Floss, Threads, Bobbins, &c. &c.
EsTICK GOODS.
Tickings and Binding
Bleached Sheetngs and Shirtngs
Brown Sheetngs no cts per yd.)
Do. Shirtings (9 cts. per yd)
Ginghams, Stripes and Checks.
w. l. GOODS, TEAS, WINES
AND GROCERIHS.
Ia LARGE sUPPIYl
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-04-28
FH0x Sale.

a VALUABLE Real Estate, in Milton,
"a nine miles from Boston, OH the road leading
from Boston to Taunton ,Bridgewater, and New Bed
ford containing upwards of two hundred acres Of
the variety Of Lands and Fruits suitable for good
Farm, well watered, with good substantial build
ings. Said Farm is calculated to suit gentleman
of taste, or an enterprsing young for \ milk
establishment, being excellent Grass Farm.
The purchaser may have, including the buildings,
from 100 acres to the whole.
As the above described property contains 4 large
portion of valuable Wood Land the purchaser may
be accommodated with more or less of that part
The place will be sold at fair price, with With
out very valuable stock and farming utensils.
Also for sale or TO be let opposite the above nam-
ed premises, a large convenient DWELLING
HOUSE, with good Bake House and out buildings
very pleasantly situated for country seat good
stand for a store country baking, with much
land as may be wanted for the accommodation Of
the same.
For further information, inquire Of the Editors of
this paper of Parker H. Pierce No95 State Boston
of Nathaniel Blake at Indian Queen Tavern, Brom-
field street, Of A. M Wilmington, Roxbury, or Ma
thanel Tucker on the premises.
April H. 3w
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-04-28
II OCK cry, ASS, AND
CHINA ware.


HARD WARE GOODS,
consisting of the following articles =
Brass Fire Sets, Brass Head Dogs Cast Iron Dogs.
Brass Head. Shovel and Tongs Common Do.
Sadd Iron. Knives and Forks, Pen and Pocket
Knives BHtcher Knives, Shoe Knives, Avis, Shoe
Points, (Shoe Tacks, Steel) Shoyels and Hoes
Brass, japaned and Bright Door Latches, Butts and
screws Table Hinges, Chisses, Gouges, Cams
Single and Double Plane Irons, Augers, Hand Saws,
Back Saws and Webb Saws. Chest and Locks,
Draw Locks, Cupboard Locks and Pad Locks
Plyers, Pincers, and Wire Cutters. Slide Rules
Commode Knobs and Trimmings. Steel Watch
chains and Keys. Spectaeles, Ink Stands, Quilts and
Waters Bed Cords Cod Lines, Fish and Chalk
Lines. Block Tin and Double Tin Tea Pots. Pa
tent Coffee Mills, Japaned Walters and Tea Trays
Shutters and Snuffer Trays. Needles, Pins, &c. sc
SCHOOL oOKS.
IRON HOLLOW WARE.
Gilt Frame Looking Glasses,
Haper Hangngs,
Cut Nails, ALI sizes wholesale and retail.
Window Glass
PAINTS, OILS, & DYE STUFFS,
Copal Yarnish,
Gold, Silver and fine Copper Bronze,
Gold, Silver and Brass Leof.
Grass Seed, Garden Seeds, Early Peas and Black
Eyed Peas. Potash, Eastern Lime, Salt, Fish, sc
The above articles with many others will be sold
at the lowest prices for cash approved credit Of
sir months
GEORGE H. HILLS, g. CO.
I Leominster, April 14,l829. 3w
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-04-28
MARRrED.

In this town, by Rev. DR.. Thayer, Mr. Benjamin
Butler, jr., to Miss Martha Phelps.
In New-lpswich, N. H. MIR. Roby Fletcher. tc
Miss Amelia Taylor.
In Hancock, N. II. Col. jeremiah Smith, of New
Ipswich, to Miss Betsy Spear, of Hancock.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-04-28
Removal. ~

YEy HE Subscriber would Inform his friends
Ill and customers that he has removed to Cham.
Der in the Brick Store, over Mr.. g. b. Parker, where
he offers for sale all kinds of Plated and Common
Chaise and Wagon HARNESSES, Stage and Team
do, made of the best of Stock, which will be solo
on reasonable terms for cash or opproeed credit.
Also, on hand good assortment Of Travelling,
Common, and Fancy TRUNKS. Chaise, Stage
and Team COLLARS. Whips, Whip Lashes
Curry Combs, Neats-foot Oil and Sponge Backing
ALSO, Coach and Chaise Trimming, in the nswss
style
Also, CARRIAGE PAINTING, in all its va.
rious branches, neatly executed, and at fair prices
All who favour him with their custom may depend
upon punctuality and despatch,
The Subscriber returns his sincere thanks to his
friends and customers for the liberal encouragement
that he has received from them and hopes by strict
attention to his business to merit continuance OF
the same.
N. B. CHAIsEs AND HARNESSES, cleaned
and repaired
LEMUEL D. SAWYER.
April IA, 1929
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-04-28


FI,slaph, d respecting
limits of my esteem
I p.;aept Of that insti-
~ p,p'M Mr.. Lowell, is
y defence. x,,.
y JOHN DAVIS
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-04-28
JOHN LOWELL.

nl' subject is daily be-
Pe s, to the good people
Fal'h. So far as we can
Sentiment in this quarter,
ialherin relation to the
selected than a general
['0Vements of this kind.
| E'0urs abroad on this sub
'a' !" the hostility ari-
/ me agricultural interest
| INJURED, by opening the
| Of the seaboard. Such
'ne y narrow in its in
reality, groundless. We
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-04-28
AMERICAN MONTHLY MACHINE.

AMERICAN MONTHLY MACHINE.
MO. l, for April--this day published, by
IN PIERCE & WILLIAMS, 30 Market-street,
near Washin gton-street, Boston.
---COfyTENTS---
Address TO the publick Unwritsen Mu-
S I. Imitation from Goethe The Republick of
LeIers The ShunamlIe, Rsv;e.s-The Literary
Remains of the late Henry Neee, consisting of Lee
lures OF English Poetry, Tales and other Miscela-
neous Pieces in Prose and Verse; The Death Race
founded on fact Aborigines Of America, No. /;
The Absent Husband Letters of Horace Fritz,
Esq No, | Critical NOTES.-THE Man Of Two
Lives; Tales Of the Great ST. Bernard Poems, by
Louise p. Smith, Tokeah, or the White Rose I;
Poems, by Summer Lincoln Fairfield Letter from
M. Erastus EitA-Fliri, in the City, to Frederick
Neville, Esq in the Country; Sonnet Summary
Of Political and Literary Intelligence.
April L. If apr "a
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-04-28

',glaph, respecting spec,
. ,,' of my esteem
s.;dent of that instl-
ss,SS a commu I,
v,r'M Mr.. Lowell, is
b d defence; AvTs.
wing been employed I
, he Corporation Of
investigate the ac-
hn Davis, late Treas
''' ..od all the ac-
), we'll those of the
bsp Higginso.n. Jun.
N time Of their re-
|. l Il 1910 and 1878.
,,ignntion Of the for
y last. Satisfactory
FINISHED Of the pay
h, charged by them,
have been discover
y corrected, aud the
" y D NICHOLS.
1927.
os, Nov. 10, 1897.
'received, from the
operation of Harvard
nd accounts settled,
reu them, by said ac-
\ the sum Of S6s59
in cash, from the
late Treasurer f; this
i've received said ba-
on the 10Th day of
: or $3.50 ~. and
lhe present month,
said sum of $3.50
HI s45 so cts. for in
Ii have been regular
bIIsge Books.
S, Treas. Haru. Coll.
ind Rev. Board of
Harvard College.
i this Board, appoint-
to examine the Trea-
leave TO report =
,ppointment-, the Hon,
/ Treasurer, having
Committee was cho-
lon, to cause his books
the whole term OF
fce, a period of sew
b fully examined +; a
III the entire concur
surer himself. That
IAorized to employ an
and accordingly
! B. Nichols, ESQ. by
accounts and vouch-
Mod, have been very
examined, and
and the same are now
Ect ! and all the books,
i property Of the Col
! balance in cash OF
he been delivered, by
10 the Committee OF
Id,,by them, to his sue
|Iancis Esq, aud re-
\ sane accordinIy, by
lihe present Treasur-
|atlee, therefore, have
Esry to examine the
Il being truly satisfied
ldlustment and re-
been submitted to
proceedings were
lnittee, aud can at any
By the Oserseers, if
Ef WINTupOp
'ELLES,
\ SOONER.
! 1929.
! meeting of the Over
llVersity, Jan. 10, 1929.
: iOregolng report be
I'm PIERCE, Sec'ry.
9 Of the Corporation
boVe documents, were
Witch and Hon. Fran
TON, APRIL 2, 1929.
IS,
ierstanding that it is
pose the falsehood of
'ontained in a pamph-
by the Rev. Parsons
! your character and
Dr.. Kirkland, as hav-
Iles belonging to the
It bound in the abb
nd, as his friend, and
'llty from him to de-
lands accounts with
Harvard College, were
Immediately after his
was fully discharged,
made to him in con-
llnent services which
that III seminary. I will
Ilbels which political
ID has fabricated this
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-04-28
N OEE.lIC'E:.

WE7ANTED, Gentleman of Liberal Ed
ucation to establish LATIN SCHOOL in
Princeton. To one that can come we'll recon-
mended for competency, industry and perseverance.
there will be a liberal sum per annum insured for
two years he having, also, the profits of the school
The house intended for the school is remarkable
for its pleasant and healthy situation.
ASH is intended to board part of the scholars, a
married man will be preferred
u For particulars Inquire of the REV. SAINT.
CLARK orJOHN BROOKS, Princeton Mass.
April, 81 1929.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-04-28
Princeton Farm and
Byacksmith's Shop.

FTVO be sold in Princeton, a FARM ad-
Il joining the MOUNT ADAMS HOTEL. con-
tanning thirty-three acres, with good Dwelling
house, convenient Out Buildings, with never-fail-
ing Well Of Water, divided INTO Pasturing, Flowing
and Moving and is capable Of yinteriug IL head Of
Cattle and Horse
ALso-A BLACKSMITH SHOP with Tools
complete and a small DWELLING-HOUSE, with
garden spot suitable for small family
Rents low, For further particulars inquire of the
Subscriber. Work will be taken in pay for the Rent
OF the last mentioned premises to an industrious
mechsnick. Leases of the above premises will be
given from oae to five years if desired Possession
of either of the estates will bs given the first Of
April.
JOHN LANE BOYLSTON.
Princeton, March 81, 1929 4w.