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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-09-28

The ceremony Of presenting a sword 70.
ted to Gen. Brady, Of the United States
Army, by the last Legislature Of Pennsyl.
wanna, took place at the Capitol a, Harris.
burg, on the 18th instant, at o'clock,
IN the presence of the Heads Of Depart.
ments, Commodore Biddle, Commodore
Elliott, Lieutenant Richie, Of the United
States Navy; Lieutenant Colonel Daven.
port and Captain Sumner, Of the United
States Army; Major General Samuel Alex.
ander, Colonel John G. Watmough, Colonel
Pleasonton and Major Stile, of the Penn
sylvsnla Militia; CeIoneI Arthur p. Hayne
and Major Isaac Roach, formerly of the T..
nled States Army General Baily, Colonel
Robinson, Of Plttsburg, Mr.. Penrose, Presi
den, oil the SENATE, and many other distln.
guIshed gentlemen, civil and military.
National htelligencer.
A CGrd-Wes,srn and southern merchants are
informss that the humane keeper Of the DC btors
prison can furnish rooms and board separate from
the cells aud Ordinary Accommodations Of the pr
10 these xho are 80 unfortunate to be arrest
Cd as DsR-resident sebtors for a moderate charg,
for board and tflfls for the privilege. Apply tC
the turnkey, at the door Of tbs Debtors prison.
We cut the above from one of The penny
papers printed in New York, that cur
Southern friends may know, if they should
be compelled to lie on the floor in New
York, where they may pick soft plank to
res, their limbs upon. BE it so. But we
trust the day is not "a; of when the com.
mercial men of the South will sustain their
own ports, and leave the Northern prisons
for other tenants. What says the South
Norfolk Beacon.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-09-28

Pat Astonishing An unfortunate HI
beruian, 40 freqnenter Of large parties, con
sequsntly noodle in gastronemy, rumina
ting IN his bliss upon The bank If the south
ern creek, espied terrapln pluming itself.
"Och, honey P' exclaimed he, soIemnly,
I" that ever shold come 10 America 10 see
snuff box walk. Wins, !" said his wife,
4" don't be after moking fun of the birds"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-09-28
SO REV ARD

- ENOR the srrsst and selircry Of
Nm IL OLD jim, (knotca bg the meme
s3SSs~ film Oaks tchs ran aleag on Mon.
FTA say night last or Fire Dollars triU
M 8. PAID for has srest and corfrs-
y msnf. He stole and tsek otrap eith
---s..s-ssssse him SET IF Carp,Rtsr ana Mnrran
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-09-28

Coed effects of the careful use Of Steam.
A child about four years old crawIed up,
an the track of the Long Island Rail Road,
near Pnrmeniisr's Garden, on Thursday
morning last, when the train was approach
ing, aud within fifteen or twenty yards.
The engineer by reversing the engine, and
giving the signal Of danger TO the break
mao upon the cars, so far checked the speed
Of the train, that the child vas swept gent.
" off by the brooms placed in front Of the
locomotive, and was no, injured. The
child was unconscious of danger and made
no effort 10 move from It's seat.-COurier.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-09-28

is. II vas stated some time sgs By Tennes.
see Psrer that Csn Scott bad made contract viii
John ROs, f-t the renewal ofthc Cherokee Iutiaas
Il sFPrara by later aeesans that Ross did net &C.
rspt tho proposition, ten. Sosu offering SIS head
aud KosH wanted more. The treaty party are ep-
psssd 10 Ross having any thing 10 DO with their
fsrsvnl, sna such state Of things existed there
thai &c leara that saus sir hundred had len the
sncsmrmOn', aud were making their war back to
North Carolina, determined nOi 10 snigtate under
Ross agency
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-09-28

4 Pike caught byd Gdnder.-Lately as
party of farmers, from the town and aeigh
borhood, were enjoying themselves atan inn,
IN KIRBY moorside, among other things, fish.
ing became the subject of discourse, when
member of,he Society Of Friends SAID, that
when at Mr.. Hartas's, he caught gudgeon,
which he fastened upon hook as bait,
and then tied 1t TO the leg Of gauder, which
he threw into the river. The gunder had
not been long In the water, before he duck
ed over head, rose, and went down again
tor several times. AT last to his astonlsh
ment, the bird, succeeded IN landing with
a tiae pike IL lbs. weight.-EngliSh paper,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-09-28

II B.aaI 10 Mr. Btli-Ths Hoo l.La Bell
vas auusfsd 81 his return 10 Nashville. a shof
umg siuce, VITA dluser Nv number Of The cat
zess .. DasItson courtyard no,~ iiAstandas Coz.
jackson resides an thu. Ceuniy, IT'S citizens are not
70 hs swsyce away by tasir .ormcr support 81 til,
old Hero hf. Bel, says the Nashytlls Banner
sdaf,strd has constituents at great leugts, sud ~
"a most iuprSssiSs HaEuet, and II vas tytdent
that 5stssfn the representative and constituent
tAefe existed Us uiaesl " icrling aas scn.
'ifasut 1hs ioiswiug wcte a,asag the ioss's
drank
Henry C,sT-.An accomplished S'stesusR,-
Sasad hs be the fssofilo candidate Of lAo urposers
thu ptessat admIutsitatian At ,hs approaching co..
tssl af ihr Pscaeesoy. IL iusnfs an unbfekeE sup.
pert ufptHciple sEsius, ai.rule, The Whgs of Ten.
assses wi 1- ovRs ~ their post, @tnsfHl ~ their
14ty, Uaiird 20 stand DIVIDED fall"
VI Nsa Harcs-"Iise hulc status sci on a
great bass-hs appears the lsss BY his elevation"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-09-28

Interesting Rslics--Soms WORKINGS on Bunker
ball Boston have dug up parts Of two skeletons.
One OF the skalis was alaast entire, and contained
bullet, e1h biting the hole which it made In its
death passage. A centneaal button was also
fouHa near the same place.
!, Long Obituary Notices y IN net hereafter be
inserted unlcss paid for as an advertisement
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-09-28

Dr. Jefl h. Sutherland has accepted the nom.
lastiop Of the Democratic Conservatives Of tie
htd Congressional District Of PsnnsJ lyauia, for
Momser Of tho House Of Representatives from that
District
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-09-28

j. Thauu ] Su,he-'cnd the Canada Patriot,
hes rectivss an unconstitutional pardon from the
Bfilish GioyefnmeHt
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-09-28

u Tote for Gererner.-In overlooking the IA.
bic prsishsd lssi week sting the official vote ne
detected one or two errors. According TO the
Raleigh Register Gov Dudley has been reelected
hy l7.0il uaJority-Tha Standard gives him
1891.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-09-28

u An american Dueltss-A letter from
LnnssE 10 TIE Editor OF the New Courier and In.
qaircr, says By the rceeHt death RI the Da.e OF
fcas, your country woman, the Warehouses; OF
araasrthon, has become Duchess Of Leeds
Tbs LADY, is, We believe, tAs granddaughter Of
'he late Charles Carroll. OF Csrfrollun
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-09-28

IL 1 retr mors-Ths Nashville Wing states
hat Mr. Speaker Polk announced himself as a
candidate tpf Governor Of Tennessee, at the Au-
gust election IN lc39. a,s public dinnsr near
Msfifeesbofe short time since. Gen Carrsll
formally eeohnea 10 favor Of Mr. Polk, CO accoun,
coant OF III ksAltk, &c.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-09-28

IL Ns'h Eastern Bsundarv-Ths Bangor
" HE STATES the, thousand ,iard II arms bad
arrived ~ lsGi CITY. 81 tAs parrose Of srWing
arhatih lhs Lincoln tispter RssiHsat GOV
kert saprars 70 bs 10 .atnrsi.
LIS alss stated by to, PausbVrg Rspsblican
- shat Il considers gnsa su,heu'y, that an AZ.
fapksucut has hesu made bslusen the Initcd
Sstss aad tho Governor Gcusfal 81 CaAsd.. 9th
,hc consent u The Governor Of New Brsnswick
thst i Goy, hon, shsuld proceed 10 iun The North
Isslrtu Esunaayy lac p.tsusu, 10 the lav Of that
state authorizing the survey, be will not be ep
p1sed by farce ., the Rriihsk suihoriiiss leaving
fs adjustment 10 she tso sovctuacuts. wks have
lhs onty isgitsse right 10 settle the qaestiab.--
IA,s paragtsrh beng quoicd ia tbs Msntrca
Ceeflef glvts scne gtoaaas i-r believing It's truth
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-09-28

GTsines the dofsa, Of the Sub Treasury scheme
BY the House 81 Representatives business has been
considerably revived in number OF places Ths
city Of Richmond, says tlIe Wing, also shows sigas
Of Feyiviag business, though hsr trade has been
Psralyzed sy the miscbey.us measures Of the pre-
sent administration for the last IL or 10 months
The banks are eKlcnsine thsH vented fsoilities
and the vhosbae dealers are importing literally,
20 that those no g., 'hsir supplies iIsn that quar-
leT can be well suited.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-09-28

IL There wero 2ls deaths in tina city Of New
York 10 oas wsck. Ofthess u we're BOYS asd =
gu's. Thus mortality snong children VAS ewing
70 Tie ovstasaSsancs OF 'front.' and the want VI air
and cleanliness
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-10-19
STATE OF VERMONT,
DIsTRlcT OF CHiTTENDEN,

DlSIhlSl VI
"HE Hon. the Probate court for the
Il District of Ch,lenden. to all persons
concerned in the estate Of Jonathan Brak-
enridge, jr, late Of Charlotte, in said dis
trict, deceased, GREETING.
Whereas, George Perkins, executor Of
the last will and testament Of said deceas-
ed, proposes to render an account Of his
administration, and present his account
against said estate for examination and
allowance at session Of the Court Of Pro.
bate to be holden at the Registers Office
in Burlington on the second Wednesday Of
November next.
Therefore you are hereby notified to ap:
pear before said court, at the time and
place aforesaid, and show cause If any you
have, why the account aforesaid should not
be allowed.
Given under my hand at Burlington, this
10th day Of October. A. ID. 1888.
Oils WIN. WESTON, Register.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-10-19

before exchanging a law, simple in its pro.
visions, well understood by the people, and
which does no manifest injustice in its
operation, for one, which, though it may
appear perfect in theory, is yet problemati
cal in its effects.
1t will become your duy at the present
session TO elect senator to represent this
state in the Congress of the United States,
for the term Of six years, from and after
the 4th of March next.
Since the adjournment Of the last Gen.
cral Assembly, communications upon vari.
Gus subjects have been received by mo
from the Executives Of several states Of
the Union, which will be laid before you.
1t has been well said that "eternal vigi
lance is the price of liberty" Our fathers
showed their jealousy of ovcrgrown wealth
by their legislative cnac'ments. We have
no large monopols's among us TO exercise
sway; no privileged classes to exert a
controlling influence over our popular as
sembles: But the inquiry may well be
made, whether our institutions are perfectl6
safe in another direction and from differ
ent class There is occasion TO fear, that
the demagogue, under the pretence OF
sympathy, may urge to participation IN
our elective privileges, those who have
sought an asylum among us, before they
shall be qualified, either by length Of resi-.
dence, or attachment TO our institutions, to
exercise that sacred right. The purity Of
our elections should be matter of frequen,
and careful investigation.
Coming Immediately from among the
people, YOU must be intimately acquainted
with their wants, and in tho discharge o
your duties, can engage my cordial con
currence in all measures for the good of thu
people.
The responsible station TO which m,
fellow citizens have been pleased repeated!
to call me, en,ille them to my most grateful
, Acknowledgements and this renewed mail
of the public favor greatly increases IN!
Obligations. SILAS II. JENISON.
! Montpe!ier, Oct. 10. 1885.
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and efficient cooperation from the able and
enlightened persons who are associated
with me in this great undertaking. Our
exertions, however, will not and cannot be
thrown away. The information which we
have acquired, although not as yet fit for
the purposes Of immediate legislation, will
contribute to The creation of juster views
as 10 the resources, the wants, and the in
terests Of these Colonies, than ever yet
prevailed in the Mother Country. To
complete and render available those mate.
yials for future legislation, is an important
part of the duties which as High Commits.
sioner I have yet to discharge. aud to
which I shall devote the most anxious at
tention.
shall also be prepared, at the proper
period, to suggest the constitution Of form
Of Government for her mujesty's dominions
on this continent, which may restore to
the people of Lower Canada all the adj.
vantages Of a representative system, unac.
companied by the evils that have hitherto
proceeded from the unnatural conflicts OF
parties; which may safely supply any de-
ficiences existing IN the governments OF
the other Colonies; and which may pro
duce throughout British America a state
ofcontented allegiance, founded, as colonial
allegiance ever must be, on sense of obi
CATION to the parent state.
fervently hope that my usefulness to
you Will not cease with my official connex.
ion. When shall have laid at her Males.
TVS feet the various high and important
commissions with which her Royal favour
invested me. shall still be enabled as Q
Peer Of Parliament to render you eficien
and constant service 10 that place where
the decisions that affect your welfare are
in reality made. 1t must be, humbl,
trust, for the advantage of these Provinces
if can carry into the Imperial Parliamen
knowledge, derived from personal inspec
ton and experience, Of those interests
upon which some persons there are too ap
TO legisla,e in ignorance OF Indifference
and can aid in laying the foundation of
system of general government, which
while it strengthens your permanent con
nexion with Great Britain, shall save yo,
from the evils to which you are now sub
jected by every change in the tuctuatin!
policy Of distant and successive Admins
trations.
Given under My Hand and Seal at Arms
at the Castle Of ST. Lewis in the City o
Quebec, in the said Province Of Lowe
Canada, the ninth day Of October, in TIN
year Of our Lord one thousand eigh
hundred and thirty eight, and in lh
second year of her Majesty's Reign.
(By Command.)
CHARLES BUTLER,
Chief Secretary.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-10-19

TO the Hon. the Probate Court for the
l. District Of Chittenden and State of
Vermont. comes Harry Miller, of Williston
in said District, and shows to said court
that he is legal guardian of Mary K. Miner,
female infant under the age Of eighteen
years, and of Elias r. Miner, a male infant
under the age of twenty one years-both
of said W,lIston, and that the said Mary
X. and Elias R. are seized in their own
right in fee az tenants in common OF half
an acre Of land lying on The south side Of
the turnpike road in the village Of Willis.
ION, bounded as follows-on the East by
Loyal Larkin's land-on the West by land
occupied by Elisha LandoD.--on the South
by Truman G. Sherman's land, and on the
| North by said turnpike road-on which
said land stands a small house and barn,
and tina! sale Of said land will be condu-
Give to the best interest of his said wards.
He therefore prays said Court TO EN-.
power and license him as guardian ss
aforesaid, to sell and convey the said land,
agreeably to the statute in such case made
and provided. HARRY MILLER.
Wllllston, October 10Th, 1888.
STATE OF VERMONT, )At a pro.
DISTRICT OF CHIrTEkDEN, SIS. bate court
holden at Burlington, within and for the
District Of Chlllenden on the 10th day of
October. A. d. 1888. the foregoing pe,i.
ton of Harry Miller, guardian Of Mary X.
Miner, and of Elias r. Miner, infants, be.
ing presented to said court. the court afore.
SAID doth assign the third Monday of No.
vember next for hearing the same, at the
Eagle Hall in Wllis,on-and doth order,
that notice thereof be given to all persons
interested in the estate of said wards, then
and there to appear before said court. and
show cause. if any they have, why the
prayer Of laid petition should not he grant.
ed, by publishing the substance of said pc.
lit'on, together with this OF der, two weeks
successfully in The Free Press, newspaper
printed in said Burlington. the last Of which
publications TO be at least two weeks pre-.
vIous to the said third Monday Of Noyem-
Der, 1888 WIN. WESTON. Reg'r.
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WYE the subscribers, having been appoint.
w ed by the Honorable the Probate Court

WYE the subscribers, having been appoint.
w ed by the Honorable the Probate Court
for the District of Chitienden, commissioners
to receive examine, and adjust The claims and
demands of all persons. against the estate Of
Newton Russell, late Of Charlotte, in said
District, deceased, represented insolvent, and
also all claims and demands exhibited in offset
thereto and six months from the day Of the
date hereof, being allowed by said court for
that purpose, we do therefore hereby give no.
lice, tha: we will attend TO the business of our
appointment, at the dwelling Of Ellis M. Rus.
sell, in Charlotte, in said District, on tho first
Saturdays of January and April next, at ten
o'clock. A. NJ, on each Of said days.
Dated, this first day ofOctober A. d. 1888.
ELANSON II. WHEELER Comnis
HIRAM PERSON, ssOassA
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STATE OF VERMONT. }
DIsTRl CT OF CHITTENprN.


\ T q probate court holden Al Ru,l;noton
IA within and for the said dis,,ict IN the
9th day of September, A. d, 1888, Present
the Hon. Charles Russell, Judge, an instru.
mont purporting to be the last will and les.
lament of Joseph Jones, late of Underhill,
deceased. being presented 10 the court here
by Truman Sheldon, the executor Their Gin
named, for probate; it is ordered that all
persons concerned therein be notified to an.
pear at a session of said court to be holden at
the office of the register Of this court in Bur.
llngton, in said district, on the second Wednes.
day Of October next. and show cause, il any :.
against the probate Of siad will, for which
purpose il is further ordered that copy Of
the record Of this order be published three
weeks SUCCESSFULLY in the Free Press, printed
at Burlington as soon as may be.
Attest VIM. WESTON, REGISTER.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-10-19
WE tho subscribers having been appoint.

WE tho subscribers having been appoints
w ed by the hon. the probate court for the
district of Chttenden, commissioners 10 re.
ceive, examine and adjust all claims and de-.
mands of allpersons against the estate Of 10.
seph Slmonds late Of Charlotte,in said district,
deceased, represented nsnlvent, and also all
claims and demands exhibited in offset there-
to; and six months from the day Of the date
hereof, being allowed by said court for that
purpose, we do therefore hereby give notice
that we will attend 10 the business Of our
appointment, at the dwelling Of Geo. Perkins,
in Charlotte, in said district, on the first
Mondays Of November and February next, at
10 o'clock A. M, on each of said days.
Dated this 25th day Of September A. D.
EZRA HOLT, Commits.
THOMAS c. HILL,{ sioners.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-10-19

INTEMpERANcE! --The Young Mems
Temperance Society of Dover, New Hamp'
shire, have published from "careful invesli'
cation" the facts, that of 975 voters in that
town. lO8 are drunkards, and that 72 wild
ows of nc were reduced 10 widowhood by
iutempersnce. Seveu.eigbths OF the psu'
perisW 10 owing To this cause.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-10-19
MELISSA 4. FRAZER lTHME; ,. petition s- Of

w. Il NAUSEA fraser
ELIAS B. FRAZER. shows that she was
married to Elias B. Fraser. December =,
1927, that on the 9th July 1888 the said
Elias left his home and the petitioner, and
for more than three years has wilfully
deserted her and neglected to provide her
any means of support, and praying that q
bill of divorce may be granted her.
1t is ordered that the said Elias B. Fra.
ser appear before the Supreme Court at
their session at Burlington on the Thursday
next preceding the first Tuesday of Janu.
ary, 1885, TO show cause why the prayer
Of said petition should not be granted. And
it being shown that said Elias is out Of the
reach of the process Of this court. 1t is
further ordered that the substance of said
petition and os this order be published in
the Free Press three weeks successfully.
The last Of which to be six weeks before
the session Of said court.
SAM'L S. PHELPS,
Sept. 81, '38. Judge of Sup. Court.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-05-17
A e. A II I'd.

FIT l.. JEFFERS d Co. acknowl-
b. L. cd"rs renewed obligations to their
friends and customers for the very liberal
patronage heretofore bestowed on them :
and hcg !vHNc To announce. that they have
now on hnu'l. and will continue To receive.
well selected assortment of GOODS,
unsi>iInS
Er wn and Loaf Sugar.
Green and \i hitr Coffee.
NO. \ Su"ar llnn-r MoIasscs,
me aud spirits Of Tie hest selection.
Canal Fl""r--whol" aud half Bbls.
li;'!" Rope and Eau.inu,
Iron and Steel.
Together with all other articles in the Gro
cory iim Which they will sell, or send TO
order. Warranted Good. at the lowest mar
kri Prices
they also continue to transact Commis-
SION Business, includin. receiving and for
wardInS of Goods: and tender Ia their
friends assurance Of their best alrcmlion To
orders in that lime OF business
Hamburg, March 1888. IFS
The PcndIrtnn Messenger will uscrl the
above four times ana send their bill for
payment to II. l..
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-05-17
Collie Mixture.

THNlIE ahov" is anevcr failing remedy for that
ri variety OF co!ic. 50 distressing to Ini;,n,s,
and io' which the most injurious anodvnr sub
S,nnc'- are Too commonly "ivcn L, is safe and
s""ihn". and instead oi producing c0stiyencss it
usually operates gently on the bowels.
THIS rcnrds has now been used for several
years. with that success and appreciation. which
u,lack medicines made to sell cannot command.
II * extensively used b, the hest physicians in
the oin'r,. and Ia US, the language of iiany n
mo'hrr acts charm. - hIlr il nIlays the
pain and nli> the chii;l To resi- il does mo-, cave
i'rli'nh 1t ,nS'' unpleasant symptoms. which
l.aiidin'n. l'arman> Drops. &c. GENERALLY pro-
duo" Amplc directions accompany each via
and certificates Of its efficacy (lf rcqured) can be-
produced from tn" most respectable ciliZens of
Carolina and Georgia. For sale bv
KITCHEN 4 ROBERTSON. .FMmburg.
EDW WEBB. ind,rson e IT,
WIN. IiACKETr. PcndirtOm E.. H.
DIR T.. J. MINIS, EdgcGcid {. II.
Feb = ISIS fl
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ftsEserfyFe egcesNc7l,N.

The exercises .! this institution will com
mcnrc on Monday the 9TH of the present
Inst. under the direction of Francis Moody.
a native of Virginia, who has had consider
able experience in his profession. We in
vitc the attention of Parents and Guardians
t" the locality Of the RidgcviIc Acacmy.
which. i'll onr opinion, is Il place no sur
passed ior health, by any in the Up-C Country
and respectfully solicit share of Their pa
':omaGc. Board can be procured in rrsrecta-
bic families ami convenient TO tIIcAcaucny
al from To So per month.
RATES OF TUITION.
Spelling. Reading, and Writing
per Quarter So on
The above with Arithmetic and En-
Sli>h Grammar. ; co
The above with Geography. History,
Natural and Moral Philosophy.
Chemistry, Rhetoric. &c. : GO
COT. VI. WATSON.
A. WATSON.
81 BOATRIGHT.
MAJ +. WATSON. 7 Trustees.
T.. w. PERRY.
LEWIS HOMES. Esq
Feb: 6 lS35 fl