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~ Notice was given to the public about two
weeks ago, that a number of Agents had been sent
out by the Delaware Bible Society, to explore the
county of New Castle, to ascertain the number Of
families destitute of the Bible, raise funds for the
Society. &c.-Permit me, as one of those Agents, to
acknowledges, through the medium of your paper,
the receipt of the following donations e3s
From the Bible Association of New Ark 84O,25


8. 's - Pencader 62,O1


$ Young Gentlemen of the Rev..


A. K. Russel's Academy, New Ark 1900


" Ladies of the Rev. S. Bells


Boarding School, New Ark 1900
My reasons for wishing to have this published are
that the friends of the Bible cause may know that a
spirit of liberaty and generous emulation, upon
this subject among all classes, pervades at least
some portions Of Delaware that these examples
may encourage and animate others and that may
hereby express the gratitude which am bound to
feel towards the citizens of the aforementioned pla
ces for their prompt and cordial cooperation in the
work for which was sent among them.


Feb. 9Th $685. ]. A. HART.


p S. The number of families found destitute in
White Clay Greek and Pencader is 17l-including
Sc upon the Canal.