Morris .Ac0de2laN.
THE Fall and Winter Term in this institu- l ton commenced on Monday the 4th of October inst. Instruction is given in the sev- eral branches of English studies.

 This institution is open for youth Of both sexes, and every exertion will be made to inn prove their minds and manners. The terms of admission are from three to five dollars per quarter of twelve weeks. Scholars from a. D, oad (except those who prefer to do other wise) will be received into the family of the Principal, and furnished with instruction board, washing, room, lights. and fuel, with the use of books, for $l1O per year.

 The School has opened under very favora- hle auspices; and as the prosperity of the in. stitution depends entirely on the exert'ons of the Principal, he has furnished globes and maps for the use of his pupils. and ~is: spare no pains to have the fond anticipalions of pa rents more than realized.

 few young gentlemen who are calculating to instruct schools the ensuing winter will be received and duly prepared for examination.

 s. M. ENSIGN, Principal.

 South Farms, Oct. 12 lS