TO BE RENTED,
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4 S.. A House and small Farm in the village OF
3E 6aR Newark, lately occlpied by the Rev. SAMUEL
3Hsss BELL, possession Of which will be given on the
3lM&zzsI 25th day of Marchnext.


The Farm contains about forty acres arabic land ard
tneatow in good order, and conveniently divided The
6mproye are good brick dwelling house and kich


}en with brick barn, carriage house and other out build,
&ngs.


This property would be very suitable for family "ho
Knight be desrous of removing Newark TO educate ch-
5ren There are two excellent seminaries that village
1.-THE Newark Academy, which is under he direction ct the
$Rev K RUSSELL aided by two assistants IN which boy
ARE taught the Latin and Greek Languages, Mathematics,
&c-and school for Young lad es under the direction OF


1.-THE Rev SAMUEL BELL which taught the useful and
orname nal branches of Female Education.
For terms apply in Wilmington to Mrs MARY BLACK
4 or to the subscriber in Newcastle. j. Bi-ACh
Jan. l6, 1927. 1O-u