Sharon Academy.
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 TENHE trustees of this Institution inform the A public that the male department is pla- ced under the direction of Mir. Jeferscn Coo ley, who is an experienced and successful teacher. The fall term will commence on the first Wednesday, of September neat.

 Tuition in the common branches ~a m

 of English studies, per quar-. ~-oo In the higher branches of English c.. m

 and Mathematics, ~' oo In Languages, e $6 % Board in private families can be obtained for $2 per week, including room, bedding, washing, &c., except fuel and lights.

 Some provision is also made in private fa- milies for the board of few pious indigent students free from charge. Such as wish to avail themselves of this provision can, by ap-- plying to the subscriber, or to Richard Smith, Esq Secretary of the Board. .a... It is the design of the trustees to have the moral and religious instruction ofthe students particularly attended to.

 MASON GRosvENoR, President *r of the Board of Trustees. Sharon, Aug. 30, 1887. l3