Amherst Academy.
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THE Summer Term of this Institution will \ commence on the 31st instant, and con- tinue eleven weeks.

 It will be the aim in the instructors of this institution to give the pupils through know ledge of the rudiments of the Latin S Greek languages, and of the text books read prepa- ratory to entering college. No pains will be spared on the part of the Principal to perfect his students in these studies, and in the high CT branches of,the Mathematics; and to se- cure general habits of study and application. He has been engaged in the school during the last six months, and from the success it that has attended his past elorts, nopfS ophIic co 'ei' Terms-for tuition in the English branches, $4 per quarter of II weeks. Latin, Creek and Mathematics, $5. Board can be obtain- ed in private families at an average price ot $2 per week. Furnished rooms can be rent ed in the Academy building at $3 per term.

 FREDERICK BUEL, A. B., Principal.

 RErERENcEs-Rev. Dr. Humphrey, Amherst

 |" Prof Fisk, ] College.

 MT. Perkins, Amherst.

 Amherst Mass Man l3. 5O