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LAND FOR sALE.-Beios d. !.

RUCKfNGHAM LAND FOR SALE. Being d.
HO sirous OF removing 10 the West. will cell three
tracts OF Lind in the upper end OF kinghan--one
containing 3l2 acres ITO cleared aud ell nclosed ~
acres creek bottom, welt ditrhed aud In good order for
crop OF tobacco next season. The upland in good
condition for grain; large
~ situated to the bottom land, the other improvement.
ordinary; the unc.eared isndwell tmbered, 90 so
acres tobacco land 20 clear. One tract in alf mile Of
the shove OF l93 81 acres, l6o cleared farming land
well nclosed with good improvements. large and con
venent dwelling -housc, medical shop. and all Recessa-
~ Improvement. for family purposes Que tract in two
miles OF the dwelling Of III acres 60 cleared farming
ianc, well nclosed, and comfortable improve ents-
this tract has on II the hes, Grist Mill i'm this part of the
STATE runs two pair Of stones by overshot wee; the
grs IRON the b.', informaon good Tor $50 100
re. o. grain annually Good ZACH of the tracts
and the fields well wa,eeds Orchards of selected fruit
b-,ng DESTROYS 10 sel will ,eo sui; purchasers. but
would prefer selling all together. AMI giving posse
except one dwelling, either my present dwelling hou.
81 or The houses on the mill tract, will be sufficient for
my family CIR time.
MACE c. SPENCER NJ. ID.
ucr. III Tl-w1w
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ENDUCATION.-The school a, my house, ia the
"a county OF Caroline, near the White Chimneys,
Tor the insrucuin Of females, under the Erection Of
Miss Susan f. Peyton, will b, continued the ensuing
year, in which will be taught spelling, reading wri-
ting, Arithmetic, English Grammar, C .ography, Ma.
tnral and Moral Philosophy History, sacred and pro.
fame, and needle work, plain and ornamental. The
school viii commence its session tie 18th day
January next and terminate the IS h Of December
following; making term Of ten months, after deduct.
ing one OF the summer months for vacation. Term-:
For teaching any all Of the above branches, will
he bern dollars per scholar. For board fifty dollars;
the pupil finding her he'd bedding and candles
or ii the subscriber furnish them five dollars will be
CURED The subscriber pledges herself to use her
best exeriions TO promote the comfort and convent
OF those young ladies who may he entrusted 10
her The situation of the school is retired and
remarkably healthy, combining the ado antaq. of a
good neighbourhool and good society. As regards
the ability OF Miss Psyton TO teach, the public is re
lered TO the sutjoned report.
MARY WORKMAN.
We, the undersigned, having been invited TO the
examination OF school taught by Mis- Susan +. Pew
ton in the county 81 Caroline, attended, and take plea
sure in sa ing that her pupils in opinion perform
ed we'll in the different bran hes which their aten-
ton had been directed. In justice Miss Peytoo we
feel il duty TO that she exhibited on the occa.
sion. laudAble degree Of scholarship such as enti-
ties her 10 the continued confidence Of Ga pupils and
patrons.
IL Address, White Chimnevs. Caroline.
RUFUS CHANDLER.
FRANCIS w. SCOrE.
Dec. 10. 1-2swtf
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EDROTESrANT EPISCOPAL PRAYER BOOK
II & TRACT S0CIETY.--The Richmond Prayer
Book and Tract Society has received at their DePoso
ry, general assortment Of Prayer Books, with the
collection Of Hymns, Hymn Books, and the following
Tracts, vz:-Viage Conversation, The Inventions OF
Men in the worship OF Cod Blacksmith's L"uers. Pink
Tippet, Harvest Home, Nc Een's Family, Little Beg
gas, Mllers Daughter Anniversary Book, PrOcrasti-
nation. Manuel OF Family Prayer. Companion 10 the
Common Payer Little Jane, Churchman'S Re asons
for bringing his children 10 Baptism. Familiar
tons. SocinAn, Dairyman's Daughter. Design Of the
Lords supper, Churchman Important Dic,very, Epi..
copsry and Confirmation, Poor Mao's solloqny, Can
did Examination. Sine Of the Tongue, Hidden Treasure,
Pilgtima Good Grandmother. Orphan Brother and Sir
ter, AGctionaie Friend, aud Address 10 Parents
Sunday Schools
Members of the Society, are entitled 10 one half Of
their subscription in hooks Tracts, which thy
respectfully reqarscd to call and get al The Deposition,
at the store of McsHs Anderson & Nichols. street..
SAMUEL q NICHOLS,
dec. 10. 7i-w3t Treasurer & Dcro.it1ry.
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The ENQUIRER published twice week generally and
three times week during Of
fcs heretofore, Five Dola payabs
advance Notes sf chartered specie ba (ocy)
rocsvod In The Editors will
hitting them by mail the postage Of all letters hong paid by
No paper but at tho discretion of the
kditofsl until all srrcarayss have hosn paid up.
Wheevs WI guarantee The payment Of nns papers shall
TERMS OF ADVERTISING
Do One OR LEss-rst insertion rs centssaeh con-
tinuance, so cents $50 - -"
advertisement inserted, for
assuned by some person in this city, or its environs
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ANONcORD ACADEMY.-The exerci.es of this
" Seminary tor the easung year. will co,nmenc on
the 18Th OF January, and terminate the 18th of De-
csmber following: allowing vacation during the
month OF August. The mathematical course will com.
prise Arithmetic, Algebri, Geometry Astronomy Pan-
and Spherical Trigonometry, Fiuxions and Comic S.c-
tons The classical course will comprehend the Eng
fish, Latin, Greek, French and Italian L,nrs.ges
While due attention will bs paid 10 the .rios branch,
OF liberal education. particular pains will be tax in
teaching and speaking Of the English L,nguags with
Propriety, Penmanshp. Arithmetic, Geography the use
ct the Globes, the drawing of maps, Surveying SC
Those Students whodo not expect enter the Unver
sty OF Virginia some College, will he instructed in
Natural, Moral and Political Philosophy Ancient AMI
Modern History, and Political Economy Being him.
sell parent, tbs subscriber knows the socide
others experienced about their children wh,n at school
and therefore pledges himself 70 parents mart to-
wards all those committed TO his care. In forming the
morals and cuIvating the Intellectual faculties Of youth
he has mad the experience Of about thirty years; during
which time, the high literary character which his pu-
pills have generally sustained, has redounded much 10
his alton and their credit. The term. for hoard
and tuition will he $l9, each boarder finding hi, own
bed. bedding and candles; Is IL they be furnished
by the subscriber. Parents and gusrdans are invited
to visit the institution at any time, and Judge oi the Sit
uaon and improvement of the students. Those who
may wish TO receive further information respecting the
Seminary, are requested 10 arss. their comnuni,a
lions to THOS. b. COLEMAN
President Of Concord Academy near the
Bowlng-Green, Caroline County
Zee. w. Il-w4t
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UMFORD ACADEMY.-This INSTITUTE IN will
"a, as usual be opened for the reception of pupils on
he ioth OF January next, being tho commencement of
he hrst session OF the ensuing year. The character of
this Seminary and its proverbialy healthy location arc
II Is believed generally known in the lower part of the
STATE: 10 those who unacquaintcd with the Inst
uon II proper TO observe that the surrounding negh
oouhosd presents no inducements TO be disspated or
10 contract irregular habits Without protesting 10
teach more than is taught in other grammar schools let
suce to say that in the classical department, pu
s are prepared TO enter the senior classes Of anv of
the Colleges or Universities of the Union. The Mathe-
maucal department will continue under the direction of
Mr. Kenny, whose merits Instructor are already
known TO, and duly appreciated by, the public. The
course oil English and Mathematics is such as to qualify
youth not only for admission into College, but likewise
Tor the Counting house, the Navy, the Military
Academy at Wet Point.
TERMS-Board, washing and tuition for the session
70 monthsD each boarder finding his bed, towels
candles &c 800, payable in ADMINISTRATION alone
3d. per session, payable also in advance.
WM HAWKESWORTH.
he first session will terminate the 18th June
students who enter at any time within tho first month
previous to the 18th February will be liable the ex
pcnse of tho whole session.
Dcc ~. 7l-w5w
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HOOBLiC SALE.-Tbe subscriber is authorised to
sell, on the premises, the llth day Of January,
mat being. Buckingham Court day, the Tavern At
Buckingham Courthouse, formerly occupied by Boi.
''os branch decd WM A. BRANCH.
Ut Terms will be MAIDS known on the day Of
sale. w ~ "
zee. Nv. 7l-w4vH
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yHyO TAvERN-KEEPERS Il shal Offer Tor rem,
n on w Wednesday, the 23j instant being fanover
Conrt Day, IN the premises, the Tavern =, Hanover
Court house, for the ens,iing ysT,and posse.son
the LIT OF Jsn., IS30This es:ab .hnen v jns'
teened one Of tbs most valuable in the State T ere
j. no opposoo and II has rented many years for 900
per snnum.-- Particulars ma 70 known ihs dNv Of
,eriug THE PROPRIETOR.
Dec. 10. n-w3w
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fHNiMOLEON.-This celebrated race horse and
~ stanton. will make his next season at Bovdtop.
Meckienburg County, Va. The terms &C. will be r,ade
known in due time. VIM TONNES
Boydton, Nov. 26. 65-2ow2w
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GRANVILLE MALE ACADEMY.-This Insti,I.
u ~ ton will La .oacncd Gr.t Mopd.. T.. L.

q AANVILLE MALE ACADEMY.-This Ins,,i.
IL ton will DO Opened the first Monday i'm jan
uary next under the immediate tuition and care of the
rev john Warnock, whose classical and scientific
quremen,s and experience and success as teacher.
smlnently qualify him for the instruction of youth
Mr.. wanock is graduate of Glasgow University,
anu mas been engaged in teaching during the last nine
years in this Country. His Recommendations which
are ample and satisfactory show that he Is well qualified
not only by his literary aquircments but also by his
worth to preside an Institution If this kind As the
school will be permanent the advantages of this Acad
my VIII be equal to any in the State. The classical
course viii be sufficiently extensive prepare students
Tor entering any of Universities Boarding NAV be
had in respectable families at moderate rate.
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A DMINISTRAJORS ShLE.-On MONDAY Tire
LA 2Ia OF December, shall sell at Pennington all
the peri.ahe property belonging TO the estate Of the
late james Harti,on; which of cattle of every
deserp ioo horses, pork. corn f)dier shucks panta
ton utensils and household furniture; an excel
lent riding horse, sulky. &C.
At the time, will be sold, for each, six or eipht
likely negroes. Persons from distance wishing 10 AZ.
tend the sale will be accommodated the premises
The Steam Boats will land passengers at Kennon's
within miles of The place
COLLIER II. MTNGE, Admir-.
Charles City, Dec. 10 7I-wid.
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DEC. 10.

REINSURANCE AGAINST FIRE--In con,c-
IA quence Of the death OF MIR. James Heron, the
late agent of the Formers Fire Insurance and Loan
Company Of vveD. York, the subscriber has he n
appointed agent for the said COMPANY, and re uue
Persons DESTROYS OF en'uring houses, furniture stocks
Of Merchandise, &C. &C., call at his office in Cary
Street. JOHN II. TRlPLETT.
DEC. 10. 7l-2sw2m
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JAMES ID. PATTON, President

: :, !, = = OF Inc Board OF Trustees.
r. ;. Mr. Warnock will take a few borders: as Il q
numbers will be limited, early application is re-
quested. Dec. 10. 7I-6t
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Cumberland, Dc. 10.
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~ DUNG LADIES' BOARDING SCHOOL, at WiImjno.

VOUNG LADIES' BOARDING SCHOOL, at WHINING
Ill ton, Del conducted by Bishop Davenport with the as
sstance of accomplished female teachers The course of in
sructon pursued at this Seminary embraces the useful and
most of the ornamental branches of female education
TERMS OF BOARD; Washing, and Tuition in any of the
common branches $50 per quarterpayable in advance.
EXTRA cHARGEs-For Music, including the use of
Piano, $Ip
For the French and Spanish taught by experienced
French master, 6
Drawing, Painting and Embroidery, per quarter, 6
Particular attention paid only the manners of the
Young Ladies' but TO their moral and religious instruction
There one of Lessons in Psaody given in year
by highly competent; and valuable Library for the
use of the Young Ladies' To those who remain IN the Sem
mary year there will extra charges for books
Stationary Psalmody
REFERENCES.--Rev E. W. Gilbert, Rev Isaac Pardee.
Rev j. H. Colt, Rev j. p Peckworth and the Hon Willard
Hail. ~
Wilmington, May sth 1929 2s-4t
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DIED

In this Borough, the 9TH inst Miss JULIA ANN
SMITH IN the 18th year of her age eldest daughter Of Mi
THOMAS SMITH.
In this Borough. Thursday morning, aged IT. Miss
ELIZABETH daughter of Mr. EZEKIEL Bennett late of
this town. Amabe afeconate and intelligent her loss is
severely felt and will be long regretted by her kindred and
acquaintance, to whom she fondly endeared and by
whom she was greatly and justly beloved
In Philadelphia, Tuesday morning, Mr. WILLIAM
YOUNG, aged "a On Wednesday afternoon his remains
brought to this Borough the steam boat SUPERIOR
On the arrival of the boat this place, funeral
was formed at the wharf, and proceeded to Rockand ON
the Bandywine where the corpse of this good and useful
man inferred.
On the 9Th inst in Glasgow, Del after lingering illness
JACOB MOORE, M d., aged 80 years
Al South Orange, N. j. DAVID and JONATHAN
BROWN, the former on Thursday afternoon the 3Oth of
April, and the latter Saturday morning, the I'd Nav
Iese two deceased persons brothers, 81 years Of
age Their parents, who this world called
them Jonathan and David, in alusIon to two ancient
worthless, whose recorded page of sacred
history; and their whole lives evnced that no two names
could have been appropriately chosen for the most
endearng intimacy and friendship have existed between them
from their early years, ad what holy records of the
worthless after whom they named applicable to them
" the soul of Jonathan knit with the of David and
Jonathan loved him his southland as thew we're
lovely and pleasant in their lives their death thew
were not much divided David suddenly and
eddy seized with mental arrangement which afflicted and
oppressed Jonathan that in few days. he fell victim to
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DELAWARE REGISTER.
WILMINGTON, SATURDAY, MAY nc, 1929.

On Sunday last, boat containing three men, was
upset about noon, in the Christiana River short dis
lance west of the Old Ferry. Two of them succeed
ed in gaining the shore. One of them, named John
Harley, was drowned. The body has not been recov-
cred. He belonged to Philadelphia, where he has left
wife and several children. They had come to this
Borough with raft, which they had disposed of, and
intended to return to their homes on Monday.
We have been requested to call the attention of the
Burgesses and Council to the state of the footways in
many parts of the Borough. Some of them, and in
squares improved and built upon are in most shame
full and dangerous condition. and we sincerely hope will
be Immediately attended to. We do not wish at pre-
sent to mention any of the places particularly com
planned Of, for think that any member of the Coun-
Gil, in walk Of few hours, might see that there is
good ground for complaint. One correspondent wants
10 know how long certain rich men are to be suffered
to let the filth of their stables flow over the pavemens
and he says he thinks that if poor man was guilty of
the same violation Of the law and imposition on his
neghbors, he would be made to feel the effects of the
law in such cases made and provided. Don't he Miak
RIGHT
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d1HEAP AND sEAsoNABLE SPRING GOODS. at M

a
~ 81, Marketsree Wilmington, lately occupied by Will
liam Rowan Co., opposite Eakn's Hotel The subscribers
have Just opened handsome of Dry Goods which
they will sell wholesale retail reduced prices CONSISTING
part of blue, black brown, olive and Cloths super.
fine fine and low prced Cassmers and Sanets Irish Linen
long Lawn linen Cambria and Handk is Cambria furni-
ture Dmity; Cambria, acone book Swiss and null Musns
plain and gured handsome assortment of Calicoes and
Gnghams table Linen, Diaper and Crash; 44 Bobnet and
bobnet andthead Laces Pungee Canton Italian
Sarsnets; Silk camble Bonbazines and Lastngs Silk Va
enca and Marseles Vestings; whe blue and yellow Nam
keens cashmere silk and gauze Handkerchiefs toeeh
with general Of Domestic Plads Stripes and
Checks 3D. A. and "a brown and bleached Musns Red
Tickmgs, Psburg Cords, &C.
All of which they invite their friends to call and examine
JOHN r. BOWERS & Co.
April, 1929. 26-2m
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as their opinions have been through the pressure of
the times and the force of circumstances it IS gor
GUS indication of magnanimity and courage to find
them stepping boldly forward in the ranks of public
opinion declaring their rights and privileges as free
men, Several well conducted and ndepe intent prints
have been attempted and with in various parts
of the country, the principal object of which, is de-
yoon to these interests connected with the spirit
Of a republican vernment-Album.
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Philadelphia, May I1.-Jacob K. Boyer, was on Satur-
DAY last sentenced to eighteen years imprisonment at hard
labor, &c, for passing counterfeit notes.
what an awful example is ths man of education, of
intellect superior and address, who had long and
extensively been the object of attachment and respect
consigned TO the labor, the Diet and the solitary CELL of the
convict for PERIOD longer, in all human probability, than
lite will endure He has wounded friends, and carried
gsh and distress the bosoms of loved and
by whom he was most beloved An age had rolled his
head since he had attained the state manhood and the
breath of suspicion had never dmmed his unsuled name
Misiorunes press upon hm-he is assaied by temptation
ana tails victim Instead Of loading him with imprecaons
a us look well to our own footsteps Let morning and
night IN fervency and sincerity of heart offer up PRAYER
the most tender and sublime of Prayers-and humility
OF souls impore that may not be led into temptation.
Press
APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT.
WILLIAM q. RIvEs, of Virginia, TO be Envoy Elk
traordlnary and Minister Penipotentiary to France
in the place of James Brown who has requested per-
mission to return
CounteJeitersOn Thursday the 9TH inst three persons
were committed to jail in the Borough of Easton, Penn.
charge OF having been concerned in passing counterfeit
dollar notes. purportng to be of the Bank of Deloudre
expected they will have their trials the August session.
Weekly Visitor.
Capt. Fosque, of the schooner Elizabeth, arrived
ut New York, states that Wednesday large shoal
OF whales were seen off Egg Harbodr, several of
winch came very near, and struck the water with
It's TAIL directly under the bow of the schooner, and
on Thursday oil Barnegat, the same or another such
shoal, were seen, apparently steering towards Sandy
Hook We believe it is very unusual for +" fish, of
this description to come in such numbers so near our
coast.-Daily Adue, tiser.
Hagerstoaom (dfd) May Geo. Swearngen late She
nm OF washington County, arrived in of the Baltimore
Stages on Monday evening last in charge of Mr. Thompson
and Constable Briggs, of Baltimore Mr. Thompson was an
Executive messenger, authorized to deliver him Sheriff
OF Allegheny County Swearngen remained oned and guard
ed at the Globe Tavern from the time of the arrival of the
Eastern until the departure of the Western stages in one of
which he was taken 1t is said he looks we'll and is in
John Mcmahon, Esqrs defend him 1t is yet uncertain
whether he will be tried at called Court whether he will
wait until the regular Fall Term and equally uncertain
whether he will stand his trial in Allegheny to
County.
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"A MEXICAN sSLATES-A & I'll. WILSON, inform the
"a friends of Domestic Manufactures that they have for
sale AMERICAN STATES superior IN quality to the i'm
ported, and mach better framed ALSO, general assert.
ment of School Books and Stationary at IO5 Market street
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WN USIC.-A great variety of Music for the Piano and
Va Harp for sale by A. & H. Wilson, No 1885, Market
Street, where may also be had the lowest prices School
Books Writing and Letter Paper, and general assormens
of Stationery.
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MI for Loue--A late New York paper contains a doIor
Gus account OF the death of young in that city, who
% much amentaton, put end to his existence BY taking
Pooh' BECAUSE forsooh, his true love had exercised
Pege' which her sex have enjoyed, out of mind
W. 10 change according suits their convenience or hunor
~ 10 not see any necessity in mans dying like rat for
u On account OF such changeable bengsOnly think of
'eN monkey, and finally taking himself out of this brave
s "0Fu N such an ungenemanly mannerbecause pretty
s happens TO play the fool with him, after the fashion of
some famous heroine, the last novel she has read Ont nm
OF manhood? " 80 p'
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We would inform Subscriber who has forwarded
Narrative, about broken heart committing sui
eide for love; and all that sort of thing that howev
OR much said narrative has been extolled, and not
outstanding it has been copied into numerous Jour
mats, we consider the sentiments advanced in it, so ex
eeptlonabe, that we cannot comply with the request
to publish it in the Register
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the They died nearly together their
funeral rites and the OCCASION and were at last
entombed in the grave.
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writer in the Charleston Courier of tbe Cd inst
auVocates the Introduction of Manufacturers into that
0S as the only means of restoring it to prosperity.