Eitch6eld Academy.
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N CATLIN and LADY, at the urgent so- O licitation of their friends, have made ar- engagements with the trustees of the Ltchfield Academy, Formerly Miss Pierce's Female Seminary,) for opening the Academy to youths of both sexes on Wednesday the llth of N0rember nert

 In asking share of parental patronage, Mr. and Mrs C. trust that the facilities they have had for quail flying themselves for the work of teaching their past experience in it, and their intended full devotion to it, will secure success to them, and, to the public, a ing graduate of Yale College, and his Lady Ina wing been for some time m assistant in a Seminary for Young Ladies, they deem any pledge but an honesty of purpose unnecessary, and they will ask for only that share of patronage of which trial shall prove them worthy.

 Tuition from $3 10 s per quarter of II weeks sub. Ject to an additional contingent charge not exceed ing 50 cents. lfpavment for Tuition be made in ad- vance. there ~'lI be no charge for contingencies.

 Litchfeid, Oct. 20, l94O. *2l