LADIES' SCHOOL,
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MRS. JOHNSON, (LArE or BosTos.)

 "OULD respectfully inform the public, that she

 w will open School at MEMPHIS, Tenn, on the first Monday in February next. She has select cd pleasant and healthy situation for her boarding establishment and school viz: the building formerly occupied as the Episcopal Church. which is receis- ing all necessary Improvements and additions.

 MRs. JOHNSON has, for ten years, been suscess fully engaged in the instruction of young Laqies as some of the first Schools in New England. The so- licitude of friends, and the endearnents of ,hons, would still have bound her there had not the decn-

 ing health of her husband made it necessary for him to seek more Southern cline. She accompanied him hither. The deep sympathy and kind attention received from the Southern people, in the keencst afliction, has bound firm cord around her heavt, and induces her to make the South her home.

 She assure those Parents and GuaTdiahs who are disposed to place their daughters and friends a her School, that they will find in her a warm and untirng friend, devoted entirely to their happiness and improvement. A thorough and systematic course of study will be pursued Instruction will be given in the common English branches. Also in the departments of moral, intellectual natural and mathematical science. French. Spanish, Italian and Latin languages; likewise music, drawing painting and fancy work of various kinds