Mr.. Davenport's School.
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The Subscribers having attended the late Ex-
animation of Mr. Davenport's Schoo, re hap
~ TO state, that the exhibitions giyea by the
scholars in Reading, Spelling, Writing. and En-
gli,l Grammar, We're such AS to confer much
honor on both Teacher and Scholars.
The discipline of the School, the respect and
apparent affection fthe scholars for their ln-
structor. impressed us very favorably as to his
skill in gooeranaent-no mean part of a Teachers
qualifications.


From what we have heard Of his careful atten.
lion to the morals OF his pupils--s willingness
when parents request it, to instruct the chill
dren in thcCatechisms ofther respective church,
IS, and his general devotedncss to the business
of his charge, we cannot but regret the scanty
patronage which his School has hitherto recev-
ed, and express our ardent desire that an Insti-
tuition so we'll managed, may meet with more
general attention and support.


e. W. Gilbert,


George Jo,es,


.ANas Thomson


Robert Porter.
March d. 1925. 31-Ap.