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son. for the teacher Of the CLASSICAL nepartn,en.
the Academy, they were governed solely by his
high standing,s exemplary department, cultivated
mind, and acknowledged talents and they cannot
but Congratulate themselves and the public, in hav~
ing sechred, with their very limited means the ser,
vices Of person SO eiinently qualified to discharge
the duties which will devovc rpon him. The
Trustees are induced to notice the above scand-
alous publication, lest i. should produce among
strangers, disposed to patronze the Academy, inn
pressons the most unfavorable, and be an injury to
institutions which they fondly hope is destined to
duse only the blessings of literature to our youth,
and which they solemnly pledge. themselves shall
never, while they have the management of it, be
prosituted for the purpose of Private asace fac+
tion r. MANSFIELD,


Chairman of the Trustees