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We would cali the attention of the pub
lie generally, and particularly those i'm
mediately interested in the education Of
youth, to the above named Institution
situated near Columbia, Marion county.
The building erected for the use of this
Institution is commodious and pleasantly
situated and the school, under the charge
of Major X. Black, an experienced and
competent teacher, as principel, assisted
by other teachers of the primary classes, is
said to be in a flourishing condition, and
ably and efficiently managed. We have
been told by some who attended the ex-
animation at the close of the last term, that
the exercises of the pupils afforded pleasing
evidence of progress in their respective
studies, and Of faithful and thorough disci-
pline on the pareo their teachers. The
fall term of this Academy commences on
the first Monday in September next. We
are informed that board for students can
be obtained at moderate charges at Colum.
bia and near the Academy, and that proper
attention will be given to the morals and
conduct of scholars both IN and out of
school. From what we can learn of this
Institution, we feel no hesitation in recon-
mending it to those having charge of youth
upon whom they wish to confer the benefits
of an academic education, as suitable
place for acquiring that desirable OBJ.
ject.