watertovn High School.
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iA1HIS institution will be opened for the re- 1 ception of pupils on Monday the 7th of December inst It will comprise 8 Male and Female department, each under the hnmedi- ate superintendence of the Principal. The course of instruction is intended to be thorOugh and practical, and is designed to qualify the pupil for admission into College, or for the business of active life. It will embrace the Latin. Greek, and French languages; Roman and Grecian Antiquities, and Mythology i; Arithmetic Gn the inductive plan; Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, Mensuration, Sur veying; Natural, Moral and Mental Philoso- phy Evidences of Christianity, Logic, Rhe. toric, English Grammar, Geography, and the English branches generally, together with Drawing. Painting, and Music on the Plano.

 Terms for the Session cf elsren ,ceeks.

 For the common English branches, includ-

 ing reading. writing, arithmetic, geogra-

 phy, grammar, composition. &c. 5 4 co Higher branches, as Latin, Greek, French,

 Mathematics, &c. s 500 Drawing, Painting, Music on the Piano. with

 the use of ihe instrument, $500

 Board may be obtained in respectable fa- miles on accommodating terms. The mo- rals of the pupils will be at all times careful ly guarded. From his past experience in teaching, the Principal trusts he will be able to render satisfaction to those who may favor him with their patronage.

 JOSEPH SALKELD, Principal.

 Wdtertotcn, Dec. 3, 164O. 3