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UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA. Jan 3.
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UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA, Jan 8 le46

 MT. Richard Furman, an Alunlnus of ihis Uni. yersity, and ihe principal of an elementary and classical school in this vicinity having requested of he Faculty of ihe University, expression of their opinion in regard to his qualifications as teacli- err the Faculty have no hesitation in saying, that they regard him as at once able and fahfu and as abundantly deserving lhe patronage of all inteigen public

 Mr. Furman has been for six years engaged in his present employment and during lhs time, he has sent number of students to ihis institution, who, if mol always perfectly prepared for admission, have, nevertheless. in no case, brought from him any testimonials which their aiianments would not justify IL is characiersilc of him state, with he utmost franhucss, to all whom it may concern, what he believes [" be lhe progress made by the Tupils under hls charge.

 As an ahlc. honest. and faithful teacher. the Fac uly of this University. therefore very willingly say, Ihat they know no one more deserving than MT Furman, of the confidence of the public.

 By order of the Faculty.

 F. A. P. BARNARD, Secreatry.