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Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-02-27

Effects of hot mater on T9ocers.--The following
fact Is deserving of record an inter estlng addition
TO what has hitherto been discovered on the
subject of vegetable physiology, and as enabling the
lovers of flowers to proong for day the enjoyment
of their short lived beauty. Most flowers begin to
lade after being kept twenty-four hours in water
but all tine most fugacious, such as the poppy and
perhaps one or two others, excepted) may be com
pletely restored by the use OF hot water FOR th's
purpose-pIace the flowers In scaldlng water, deep
enough to cover about one-thlrd OF the length OF
the stem, and by the time the water has become
cold the flowers will be erect and fresh then cut
off the coddled ends, and put them into cold water
thiaa-We have received Canton paper OF the
Sd of May. 1t states that two deputatlons had wal
ted upon the Chinese authorities, the one consisting
of Americans deputed to arrange the means OF iu-
ture rade the other of the creditors OF the insolvent
Hong merchants Manhip This paper also contains
proclamation by the peror OF China, stating
that his late victory the pretender to his throne
was occasoned by the gods R"ante and RwnioolsAs
and to the latter,new names and honors are dedlca
ted and as according to proclamation OF the EN-
peror this gratitude is but proper as the one deity
raised storm of dust aud sand in the face OF his
! foes, and the other pucked out their spirits, and
both appeared in red flames.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-02-27
LITERARY.

The London papers announce Washington II
wings Tales Of the Moors as nearly ready for pub
location. They are said to comprise an historical
view Of the rise glory and downfall of the Moors ID
Spain, composed by Mr.. Irving chiefly from manu-
script documents during his visit to that country
We suppose this work must be the same with the
Chronicles of Grenada announced some weeks since
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-02-27
COLTS.

We often hear it lamented that our breed of hor-
ses i SO bad But am convinced, as our colts are
managed five bad any other breed, we should make
ii appear to be as mean as our own, if not worse.
The abusing OF colts III the first winter, is the prin-
cpal cause OF their proving so bad For our farm
ers seldom allow their cclts any food besides hay
and that is not always the best kind SO that they
seldom fail being snted in their growth in the first
winter to such degree that they never get the bet
ter of it. colt that is foaled late, should not be
weaned till February or March, and should have
oats during the whole Of tie winter. In some conn
tries they allow young colt fifteen bushcls--Wc
need not grndge TO feed them with meal, oats and
bran besides the best of the clover hay--for they
will pay for it in growth. After the first winter,
they will need no extraordinary feeding till they are
grown up. Were the above directions observed,
we should soon see an improvement in our breed of
horses. They would be capable of doing much
greater service and be likely TO hold out TO q much
greater age.-N. +. Farmer.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-02-27
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4 receipt for rendering Shoes Lnperrious 10 Het.-

4 receipt for rendering Shoes Inperrious 10 Het.-
Drying oil. one pint yellow wax, two ounces tur-
pcntne, two ounces Burgundy pitch, one ounce.
Melt these over a sinw lire. and then add a few
drachms of essential oil Of lavender (or thyme
With these the shoes are to be rubbed with brush
either in the sun at some distance from the hre.-
The application must be repeated as often as the
shoes become dry, until they are fully saturated.
For waterfowl shooting. where boots are required,
the most eftecual application will be tar, taow. and
bees wax melted ,tnot too warm and then poured IN
TO the boots which, after having this shaken into
every part of them, should be hung up to let it run
out BY this method. and the sacrifice of the fir,
pair Of Stockings that follows it, sportsman ma,
walk IN the river with more comfort than Bond
street ounger would cross the street after shower
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-02-27

A chemist at Geneva states that he has discovered
an easy mode Of preserving for six years, or proba
bly, for longer period eggs, perfectly fresh and fit
to eat . and confectioner in the same place has
this year employed in his business ton of eggs
which has been so preserved All that is necessary
is to put fresh eggs into bocal IA large round bot
tie with short neck and fiji it up with lime-wa-
ter The way to make the lime water is as follows:
Throw into vessel containing between twenty
and thirtypints of water, five six pounds Of quick
lime. shake it well several times then let the lime
preciptate itself, and pour off The water, which is
perfectly limpid, although it has dissolved portion
Of the lime. TO make sure of its being saturated
with the lime, after having filled the bocal contain
ing the eggs until the water is about three inches
above them, dust in a small quantity Of quck-lme
and close the bocal.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-02-27
HOW TO HAVE A GOOD MEMORY.

To some one who was complaining ofhis memory,
DR.. Johnson said Pray sir, do you ever forse,
what money YOU are worth. or who gave you us
last kick on the shns that you had Now, II yJa
nav the same attention to what you read, as you do
to your temporal concerns, or bodily feelings, y'A
would impress it as deeply upon your memory
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-02-27

COCHENEAL INsECTS.--1t is perhaps not
generally known, that the cochneal insects have been
introduced into Spain from America, and that they
thrive well in the neighbnurhood Of CadZ. From
Cadix quantity of them were lately carried to Nal
ia. on &C count of the British Government, by Dir.
German, and it is SAID that they likely to do
we'll on that island. The plant Apunta. or prickly
thorn, on which they subsist, abounds ON all the
coasts Of the Mediterranean.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-02-27

BETTING.-A note of a law case on a wager ap-
pears in the Aurora and Pennsy lvania Gazette
Stephen Ives, on the l4th May 1891 bet one hun
dred dollars against fifty with John Philips, that
Bonaparte, who was then prisoner on the Island
Of St. Helena, would, within two years, be reno
we'd or escape from the Island. Ronaparte died
within the two years. at the end Of which Philips
brought his action for the hundred dollars. The
following is given as the opinion Of the majority OF
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-19
Thomas Hagavty

ID RESPECTFULLY informs the inhabitants of Alex.
IL snjria and its vicinity, that he will open SEMI.
NARY for the education Of young Gentlemen, on the
9TH instant, at his dwelling house on Duke street. till a
more suitable situation can be procured. The Soho.
lasc course viii comprise the Greek, Latin, French
and English Languages; Logic, Metaphysics, Rheto.
RIGS. Elocutiop and Composition; Ancient and Modern
History, Chronology, Geography with the of the
maps and globes Mathematics, Arithmetic Writing &C.
The advertiser from his long experience in teaching,
and success in qualifying young Gentlemen for Uni
versties aud profe sions be. in Europe and this Dis.
trict, trusts he will give general satisfaction. He
pledges himself that his utmost exerons will be used
in facilitating the literary improvement of the pupils
who may be committed 10 his care.
Information concerning r. H.'s capabili,y, acquire
ments and discipline, Teacher, may be learned by
applying TO Maj. Gen. Macomb, Gen Mason, Clement
Smith, John Marbury, VIM 8. Nicos, Esqs. Col. Fow-
Ter, and Capt Morton, Georgetown; John Boyle. Of
the Navy Department, John Mcleod, Principal Of the
Central Academy Washington City; and Dsn'l Bryan,
Esq Alexandra. Termscan be ascertained by inquir
lug Off. II. at his residence en- Duke street.
NJ b. Since the foregoing was type, the building,
Prince. street, used at present., place of wOr
sep by the Society Of Reformed Methodists has been
obtained b., the advertiser, and he will commence
teaching therein on the day above specified.
dec I-d6,5Tlawtf -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-19
Notice.

V1NtlE subscriber respectfully informs his fi nds and
the public that he carries on at his old stand, south
SIDE OF Kingstreet, nearly opposite the Mechanics
Bank, Alexandra, the
Saddle, Harness. & Trunk Business,
IN all ITS H3RIOUy BRaNCHES
lie tenders his grateful acknowledgements TO his
friends and the public for The distinguished patronage
he has received from them, and begs leave TO
them that with the aid of the best workmen and an
ample supply of the mos choice materials, he vii, be
able to render entire satisfaction to those who may pesse
to favor him with their business either BY order per-
sonal application.
lie has hand at this time, and will continue keep
large assortment of the following articles, wholesale
and retail, on the most moderate terms:
Patent spring saddles
Mems saddles best quality, stuff Aaps
DO do do plain
DO do common do
Ladies' do best and common
Plated and stet !-bitted brides, OF various kinds
Plated and stcelmounted niar,ingalcs
sadtlle-bsgs of the la,es, fashion, and common
Vessrs aud carpet travelling bags
Plated mounted carriage harness
DO gig harness
Brass and japan. mounted gig harness
Plated, brass, and japa1ned mounted caiole har-
Wagon. cart, and dray harness
Fire buckets and halters
Aud also general assortment Of
Elegant Klrd Leather Travelling 2rurkS,
AMI great variety OF
THE BEST GIG e RIDING WHIPS.
Plated steel and brass spurs
Plated steel and brass bride bits and stirrups
Snddlctrees and buckskin', assorted
Buffalo skin saddle coyers
Old saddles ncat, covered with hog, buck, and calf
skin, aud quilted at shortest notice.
Old saddles, harness, and trunks OF all kinds, repaired
at the shortest notice.
nov II JAMES vANsANT
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-19
For New Orleans,
New Orleans Packets

SSS Having been cngayedia,he New Orleans trade
AIOwith our schoo,ers the TRANSPORT and the
w9yHIAG TONS B7RGE, during the last season,
and receiving considerable encouragement from ship
pers we will undertake to keep both OF these vessels
in future in that trade. The wAsH,SsroSs BANGS will
be in readiness TO sail about the middle Of January, and
al any time that sufficient quantity 20 make IL an 90
ieot say halfa cargo, offers VI either tichpond Of
Alexandria cf the vessels viii be sent to either
place tosavr EXPENSE 10 shippers; orwhen such guam.
;y should ffeI to make IT OF less Importance. the
passage viii be paid Nv us Norfulk In point of sail
ng these vessels have proved themselves qiai. not
superior TO any in the trad, and the masters shall be
such as viii Ne approved OF
r. CuURCHwARD & SON,
Norfolk, nov IS
~ The Alexandria Gazette, Richmond Compiler,
and Petersburg Republican, will please insert the
above till - sth december, AMI afterwards insert the
alone IT, and then forward their accounts for psy
nent, t'' = y.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-19
CalcineG Magmesia.

tSrE have received di-eot from ,h- Maryland Che
w mical Works. ST. ply Of sup, rioy Cse'ned Mag
p..ia made after the amer Of IIenryfs celebrated
m.gnesia This magnee We arant 20 be as good,
it not better than the English, having b, testing the
two articles together. proved this 10 be .oper'or.-
We here offer in condensed form, az half the price
of the imported perfectly pure magnesa. and may
be taken into the delicate stomach without pro-
.ucing the slightest nausea, Gan object often 80 oons
.s,rabie With pp scians) being rather pleasant 'hsn
osagreeabIe tasted In the Of the American arti.
Gle, aud when it shall become generally known, We are
satisfied i, viii supercede the use Of the imported. s.
peca!ly il is afforded at the price and is
sure in eErc, Than the connon csicined mssnesa. it
is cut up in bottles and labelled with directions in
conycnien, size for families or retailing in country
stores or other places where medicines vended.
Also. an assortment Of
COMBS, BRUSHES md soaps,
Consisting Of
Tuck, side, long crooked, neck and pocket combs
Cloth, hair, Resf nail varhsh. sash tools, and camep
lair brushes
Rose, transparent, varegated aud Windsor shaving
soaps. For sale by
argn.i, wHAfAM L4NBiHzR q %.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-19
EaM GOnAs.

5tHARI.Es BENNETT has received. and offers for
T. safe wholesale and yetd,i-
Sup,rfine black, Navy blue and olive cloths
Back, DIRK blue and steel mixed kerseymeres
Fine blue aud steel mixed ss,tineds
LADIES' lark b'ue and clarct h ,bit-clOths
Avarie,y of mied drah cloths and kerseys
bae e ,,ry stout English drab and mixed do
Ladies' nusS,n AMI York tan gloves
Gentvmen's English doe kin Tito. of frs quality
Flag, Madras, and company bandanns hdkfs
Bl,ck Italian and English sewing ks, Of first DIV
A general assortment of cotton, silk and lambs
wool hose
A few duzeu of first quality ladies' black and
slate worst, i hose
Cotton balls, assorted, from 20 to 90
100 packs 4. ~ and SO German pins, quality said
tobe very superior to English
Rose blsnke,s, heavy, full sized English, from
Irish linen, mi diapers, Dom. site goods
A general assortment IF brown and bieached cot
inns: amonrs, the after some of extra quality, liz im
tstion of Madrss cot'"ns
case very stout sheetngs
Two bales domestic kerseys for negroes
A bale Of 40 No. inseys, very good quality
White, red, yellow md green fl nne'S
Ssperfine, "A and bed ticks and checks
SEINE IW I'VE and SHOE THREAD.
sept22
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-19
Choice Wiues.

q M& S. u JANNEY, agents Of J. II. March &
-. Co Of Madeira, have received per brig Baltimore
and schr Ve,ociv, just arrived from MADEIRA, choice
election Of HINES of the following kinds:
J.. u Madeira
Burguudy In pipes, hafP'pes, quarter
Tf'ta Casks, and iaif-quarer-casks.
Part Of which is in the Custom House aud entitled to
Jebrr,ure oetN-6
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-19
Paper Hangings. &c.

TV>HE subscriber being appointed agent, has Just
received and for the future will be regularly sup.
plie with, an extensive assortment of
Paper Hansings, Fire Screens, &c.
of,he most fashionable and approved patterns,
Which he will dispose Of at advantageous rates. To
those who purchase to sell again, liberal discount
will be mae The above beautiful articles have be
recently imported from Paris, and are we'll worth the
attention Of the public, being much superior to any
ever offered for sale in the District.
Oyeing and Securing,
in all its various branches style Of snpe
rior neatness Cotton and worsted Barrige cooured
the best manner. P.J SALVETAY,
West.side ofRoya, between King & Prnce-sts
nor ii
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-19
Superior Black Ink Powder,
T.I01JID INK


WARRANTED RI
Manufactured By NORTRe5 H.aRRfM, PhilodeipAis.
4 HE above has been fairly tested and found t. pos
sess all the separate advantages combined, which
have been considered suffo rccomme ndaon to
the public Of the articles Of The kind that have
been prepared in this country, imported from Eu.
rope u IS confidently relied upon that single trial
OF the quid Ink Ink Powder, the latter Of such
general convenience 10 travellers, and particularly oe
sea ages will prove their superiority over any Of
the preparations now IN use.
The public attention is respectful, invited to the
following recommendations:
The subscribers. having used North & WARNS
Liquid Black Ink, [by them warranted permanent AID
to be manufactured from their fine Ink owder. z
to recommend it tn merchants and others, WIN viii
hnd on trial that it flows freely from the Pei retains
Ms color and, where beautiful black ink rqu ed
for deeds and other public writings, this
We have no doubt, viii bear comparison with any arti-
Gle OF the kind manufactured in this country, with
that imported from Europe"
% ieh n Reel Esq President Philadelphia Bank
Comp6eH Esq Cash do
HhuhL Esq flasher Ermes' ana aieehanicS Bank
~ Lers, Esq 'ashier ActuyLkiH Bank
J fobuts Esq cashier Stephen Grords Bank
Dr .aona ,hson .fdiuna Professor Tnirer Penn
Dr. Juco6 Gre.n Professor IF dentistry J.6erson Csl
g@ en- S,t, 9 ba1dk e. ,'a Notary %aShs
Henry 6 Freeman Esq d
(ompbeh librarian Philadelphia Library
JRaybod Prpihonoary Supreme Count
John Geyer, register Of Wills
Lsaae Elliot, Cfnreyanoer
Isaac " ampae 40
JB .Aorbpy ESg
Jaln 0attS'd -t'.rs afa. District Of sou,hua,i
W ~homon tounty .,udito,
" Coats Irofhonoidry's OGce District Court
TSCUpr do do
G = Head do do
Dnrid IeDis Esq President Phrnir Insurance Co
JR Huseherer. Esq do do
m N, tsq >ce'y Pennsy'panin Fire do
1Hns Tsmiley. .4ciuary snn Life do
JPryor Board of HeoHh
" Ichn"n Pr'neipm Ugh School Franklin INK
b n Rand. W. ting ,!nsier
Henry Br,sfotc do
1homa' y Rnser, Teacher
u Denn,son do
Sfeuayf do
Enn,on Williams, 'urrtynr
Jenmngsi5 T'omns, .,uctioneers
Koor Boggs e Co. merchants
Jhn Grgg do
.i'0rcus bull do
y iOtfer do
Bu gJi UoodS PeqrsaA 1,,etcr,-
John Bradiey
81 Tayh~
For sale by DAVID NARTJ%
nov 6 -|.w.m Hnoiarfy ..sr a.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-19
&c eunfaut, quill pourra"
SATURDAY. MDRsaMHao DBgRN1B8R 40, 1865
Robert Hnrvy

III As just received. andis opening. at his store
- northeast corner of King and Royal streets for
merlr occupied by Mrs she'L'n. an assortment of
STAPLE AND FANCY Day GOODS,
Consisting in part Of The following articles:
Cloths aud cass,meres
Cassineis and vestmg
Merno shaws and scarfs
Thibet do and handk erchicfs
Cloth shawls end cotton do
Cambria. book and Swiss m,tslins
Bandanno and cotton handkerchefs
blankets, hannels and green baze
Bleached brown and colored domestic cottons
Irish linen and lawns
Calicoes and circassians
Ladies' white and black silk hose
Gentlemen's white and black silk socks
White and black Italian Grape
B,rlaps and Scotch linens
Cotton yarn aud manv other articles
Gen,lemen's plaid cloaks
All of which will be sold reduced prices for cash
dec 9
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-19
Cotton Seine Ywine.

q M&S II JANNEY have commenced making
-. Cotton Seine Irvine at the .OCC0QUiN E3C
TORY Persons wishing TO buy, eau have it made to
o,'rr OF any size, go. .-a ..... +. o.. oct % e
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-19

-. q. Sugar and Oranges.
- hhds prime New-Orlesns scgar
II 10 barrels fresh oranges
Landing from schooner George Town, from Nevs
York. for sale by
de- LINDSAY, HILL T. Co
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-19
Ainasay. Aili Y Co.

AANNSAS. hAAA q W.
OFFER For SALE,
O = hhds New Orleans sugar
90 10 hhds st. Croix do
. box S white Havana do
so hhds n, Orleans u W India molssss
10 tierces do do
puncheons old Jsmaics rum
S half pipes s,gnet,e', brandy
half pipes Sicily Madeira vine
10 or casks Marseillcs do do
htlf or casks Olivera do do
10 or casks Malaga do
IS barrels N. r. rum
20 Go Norons &
10 do old whiskey
10 do mess beef
10 do prime do
50 do No 3 macherel
IL do No shsd
100 packages JE.7S consisting Of gunpowdcr.
imperial. and young hyson. in chests. half
chests. and I Sib boxes, importation 1899
10 casks chees,
10 bags Java coffee
90 do ST. Dnrningodo
IS do Porto rico do
IS bags pepper
do pmcnto
Is boxes brow soap
so do Windsor do
do CASTLE do
10 do mould Candles Woodruff brand, ~.
SIS. s.
Is boxes sperm candles
90 do Csvendsh tobacco
10 do fresh lemons
90 reamswIting paper
10 do wrapping do
Starch in boxes and halt do
Chocolate in do
Sweet oil, cordiais, pipes in do
Nu,megs salt petrc. race and ground ginger
Pimen'o and pepper in kegs
CASA in mstts bottles IN do, &c. &c.
1000 bushels ground alum salt
5000 do Cadiz 90
500 sacks fine do
nov 4-(W. H. ..... -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-19

On the cork of each bottle is a seal with the sub
scribers nsme 10 prevent decepon; md II, on trial.
it should not prove represented, can be returned.
For the accommodation of public houses, the subscri
berhas bottled quantity Of wine, porter. cider, &c
in whole and half bottles, which will be delivered free
Of expense. Masters of vessels wishing wine, por-
ter &c bottled, will please give few days notice,
in order that may undergo the necessary process for
long sea voyage. The above liquors were import.
ell by the subscriber and will be warranted pure and
unaduteraied. He expects hereafter. to receive re-
gular supplies. All orders from the country leher
in boxes or demiohn will be promptly attended to-
y. q. The subscriber is at all times prepared to
clarity and bottle wines COT those who may desiret al
their dwellings, and IT required canf"rn'sh cIare'
bottles and corks Of FIRST quality.
In n few days he will be able to supply his friends
with Wine Vinegar Of the best quality.
lie continues carry in ali its varieties Dyeng,
Soaring and Bleaching Narino Sh0'rL. in the bes,
manner, the wes,sile of Royal, between King and
Prince streets, Alexandra.
mayo r. j. SAL|EIh
ar The National Intelligencer will insert the above
three times and send their ncceuntts THIS 'Asee
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-19
Nothing Cellar.

TNUE subscriber, grateful for the encouragement he
has received since his return from Europe, informs
the public that he has hand an ,soitmen' Of
Zines, B,o,cn Stout, Lordon Porter. Lille,
fider, &c
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-19

ME subscriber respectfully informs his frit nds and
the public, that he carries on, a, his old stand, south
SIDE of King-street, nearly opposite the Mechanics
Rank, AIexandria, the
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-19
70 Nent.
Cotton Yarn.

Cotton Yarn.
ISI have just received an additional supply Of Cot
w ton Ygn Of all numbers; and shall CONSTANT,
eep on hans; large stock of all numbers. which is
manufactured for from superior cotton, by the best
new machinery, and by master workmen, and VIC
tart il to be Of first rate qnslty
10mo96 JOSEPH J7NNEY e ca
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-19
To Warmers.

EOR SALE, quantity Of air.slacked lime, at the
L vers low price Of 10 cents per bushel, If called
for Immediately. JOSIAH H. DAVIS.
nov 81
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-12-01

dependence by
\ and beni6cence
' asnt and support
I,l IAat may CONSOLE
sol'ck tranquility;
II, ssgrandizement
E ';@Fn to an unfor-
IN habitants those
Aa0n nature, and
Ei,ss' wise and equi-
\, with the 3sth
r' aa'ao,5diaary facul-
E%'sd to the Ex-
/ abolished in the
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-12-01
m Office.
THE SECOND QUARTER OF THE
PRINCETON ENGLISH AND
CLASSICAL SCHOOL


"ILL commence on MONDAY, THE SEW
w ENTH DAY OF DECEMBER NEXT. WARREN
GODDARD, ESQ.,, the Preceptor, was graduated at
Harvard University As scholar and gentleman,
and in his method and success as an instructor, he
has fully answered the expectations, and gratiied
the Wishes of the Trustees. The situation is pecu-
liary pleasant and healthy and being RETIRED free
from the temptations to vice and irregularity to
which youth are often exposed.
MIR. Goddard will board, instruct, and superintend
the private studies and the moral conduct of scho
airs for S33 per term.
Boa-d in respectable families from 81 SO to Sc per
week.
TuITIoN-Common English branches 81 per term
the higher branches OF Mathematics, Natural
Philosophy, the Classcks, &c. IS per term Each
term is eleven weeks.
For a knowledge of the character and quali6ca-
tions Of Mr. Goddard, apply to Rev. 8. Barrett
Hon. Samuel Shaw, or Theophilus Parsons, Esq
Boston, Rev. Mr. Goodwin, Sandwich, Hon. John
Reed, Yarmouth, or the Trustees.
JOHN BROOKS,
SAMUEL CLARKE,
CHARLES RUSSELL,
ALPHONSO BROOKS, ) TRUSTEES.
CHANDLER SMITH,
CHARLES MlRlCK.
CALEB DANA.
| Nov "a