Washington Academy.
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NilS Institution will be opened on Monday


~ the 18th Of January, for the reception Of
students Of both sexes, under the direction OF
ABSER NJ HERKrMER- The course Of instruction
will be thorough comprising all the common and
higher branches OF English education, and Mathe-
matics, together with the Latin and French
languages. No pains viii be spared on the part
of the Principal to impari thorough knowledge.
and promote the rapid advancement Of the student,
both in intellectual and moral Improvement; and
from past experience he feels confident Of giving
satisfaction in every department cf his profession
70 all vino may rtrust pupils TO his charge and
direction.


The terms Of tuition per session will be as follows;
for OuhograPhy, Reading and Writing $40; for
Geography, Grammar Arithmetic and History
Sl2 50; for the higher English branches including
Astronomy, Chemistry, Botany, Geology. Miner
alogy, Physiology, Natural, Mental and Moral
Philosophy, Rhetoric, &c, Sl6; for the higher
branches Of Mathematics, viz. Algebra, Geometry,
Tngonometry. Surveying. Mensuration. Naviga-
ton, &c, &c, $40; for The Latin and French
languages S25.


The year will be divided INTO two sessions, of
five months each. Board can be obtained in pri-
vate families for the accommodation of those from
a distance, at So per month The Principal
therefore invites all the friends Of education 10 the
patronage OF his institution, warrantiny them
full satisfaction as can be obtained i'm any academy
IN the country.


The better 10 introduce a systematic course of
instruction, measures have been adopted 90 procure
complete assortment of books, OF the latest and
most approved authors


Washington, Arks-, Jan. 3, 1sl5-20-tf