{"newspaper_name": "The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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The eleventh annual report OF the Deaf
and Dumb Asylum at Hartford has been
published. This institution began only with
seven pupils, but the whole number who
have been educated at it is two hundred and
twenty seven, and of these about one half
have left the asylum. These, with a few
exceptions, have been raised from a most
complete state of ignorance and blankness Of
intellect to degree Of intelligence and re.
spectability, qualified to perform all the
duties ct citizens, and to procure livelihood
by their own industry. Five of those whose
education has been completed, have been
employed as assistant teachers, either in the
Hartford asylum or in similar institutions.-
Of the whole number admitted into the in
stitution, thrty-eight are from Connecticut,
one from Havana. and the rest from differ
ent States of the Union. One hundred and
thirty pupils are now in the institution, of
which there are hftyhve supported by
the State of Massachusetts. twenty-five by
Vermont, twelve BY New Hampshire, and
by Maine.