EVENING SCHOOL.
WILLIAM B. MARTIN,
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UNIFORMS his friends and the citizens OF VIII
l minpop and its vicinity, that he intends open
mo an Evening School on the first of November,
at his School Room, where will be taught Eng
lisl Grammar, Spelling, Reading, Writing and
Arithmetic, and hopes to gain the appproha'ioi.
Of all those who may call on him for instruction


N.B. Young men who wish to obtain know
ledge OF Navigation, will he taught at the reduce q
prlce of Eight dollars per quarter; It req,l'"e't
they may obtain Lectures on the Lnars.


Wilmington, Oct l6, 1928. 5-o'