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... The principal takes this means to inform his friends and patrons, that, in order to afford greater advantages to his pupils, he has resigned his charge of "East Windsor Academy," and erected a building, which he has fitted up ... for the exp

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... The principal takes this means to inform his friends and patrons, that, in order to afford greater advantages to his pupils, he has resigned his charge of "East Windsor Academy," and erected a building, which he has fitted up ... for the exp

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Printed Ephemera Collection; Portfolio 100, Folder 10b.

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Date

01/01/1846

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Willis's classical and English school, Highstown, N. J.

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