MARION ACADEMY.
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FEVH1S institution will rc-commence ope-

 N- ration on the first Monday in January next, under the superintendence of ROBERT NALL, A. B.

 The Academy is situated in the centre of a populous and respectable neighborhood, where board Can be had on reasonable terms for any number of students. The terms of tuition are as low as is usual in Alabama The Academy is large and commcdious framed building, commodiously arranged with two brick chmnies. Students will be instruct cd in the languages, and all the arts and sci ences usually taught in the colleges There is no situation in the southern country that promises and enjoys more health than Ma ron and its vicntty. Parents and guardians having children or wards to educate, will consult their interest by patronizing ths in- sttution. By order of the Board of Trustees.

 SIDNEY M. GOODE, Secretary.

 Marion, Perry counfy, Dec. 10. 6w38