Mr.. Daycnport's School.
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The SuDscrabcrs tiaynh9 s'1cuded ne late Ex-
animation Of Nr Davenppr',s School, are hap.
py 10 state, that the exhibitions given by the
SCHOLARS IN Reading, Spelling, Writing, and En-.
siisli Grammir, were such as to confer much
nonor IN btth Teacher and 8 'holars.
lhe discipline of the School, the respect and
apparent affection of the scholars for their In.
structor, impressed Us very iavorably as TO his
skin in g0rerahleRt-no mean part of Teachers
qualifications,


From what we have heard Of his careful attcn
ton 10 the morals Of his pupil4--',is willingness
when parents request it, TO instruct the chill.
tlren IN theCatechisms uf their respective church.
es, and his general devotedness to the busins IS
of his charge, we cannot but regret the scanty
patronage which his School has hitherto receiv.
ed, and express orr ardent desire that An lnsti.
tutinn so we'll managed. may meet with more
general attention and support


T.. W. GiNctt,


George hines,


,4Ran IHo,aSoA


H0dea Porter
March 1, 1925. 51-4r.
The abnvt School is now taught IN III Academy