TO BE RE- TED,
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f-,r.. a Hnuse and sn,aN N.Tn. 10 the Village oI
ES Newark, lately ,ccta j 5, the Rev. SAMUEL
mss. BELL, possession of will be given on the
Mi 25th day Of Mach "es.


The Farm contains sbon ory acres Of arabic land AVID
meadow, good orde, al conveniently divided The
improvements are good brick dwelling house and kitch
en with brick barn, carriage house and other out build
ings.


This property would be very SUI abe t'r family VIII
might be desirous OF wing NJ "ark to educate chill
dren There exceea semi ares in that village
the Newark Academy, which under he direction o the
Rev K RUSSELL aided two assistants, in which boys
taught the Lain AID GreeR Languages Mathematics,
&c and school for young Ladies under the direction
the Rev. SAMUEL BELL in which taught the useful and
ornamental branches of Female Education.


For terms Apply in Whining on TO Mrs. MARY BLACK,
or to the subscriber in New castle. j. BLACK


Jan. l6, 1927 UT