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Danbury Academy, and Young LSyGzies' !Seaseissys.N. REV. J. w. IRWIN, PrincipSt of lhe Male depl. MRS. R. k. IRWIN, Female do. MACH institution bas separate accommo -1I dalionss and interchange of ;eachers.- The course of instruction will embrace all the branches of 9 thorough English, Mashe. natical, & Classical education-also, Draw. ing, Painting, and Piano Forte. ,~ -t Young gentlemen can be accommodated with boarding. rooms, sc. in respe ectable fla. miles, near the Academy, at moderate ex- pense.

 Young ladies will be received into the fa- mily of the Principal, and every effort made to cultivate their intellectual, social, and mo- .ral powers, and to impart to them every qua. lification by which they may become more useful and accomplished members of com munity. Pupils in this Department are char ged $75 per session, of 4 weeks, exclusive of Drawing, Painting, Music, French, and Embroidery.

 The next term will commence on Tuesday the 2d of February. There will be public examination of the pupils in both departments, to commence on Thursday the 26th inst. .1l' '.'''

 AARON SHELBY, 70

 FRED'K $. WlLDMAN,

 RUSSELL HOYT.

 DGnbury, Jan. 2l, 164l. ., .,.. 34