The New-Preston School.
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HN1E next term of this School will com 1 mence on tha .frst Wednssday of April. Such as wish to place their children i0 cOup- try school, where they may be free from the allurenrents of vice, will find few situations more favorable than this. No efforts shall bc wanting Gn the part of the teacher to make thorough scholars of such as shall be placed under his care. The Latin and Greek lan- guages, as well as all the English branchss usually taught in any Academic School. will be taught in this school. Tuition for common English branches S5 per quarter. For Lan- guages S4. Incidental charges from 25 t0 so cents per qr. Board and washing can be ob- taned in the immediate vicinity of the school for $f.50 per week. In respectable families residing about one mile from the school the same can De obtained at from 1,23 fO ,42 per week. References can be made 10 the fOI- lowing individuals. viz: s es2 7Atst

 Rev. Pres. Day, New-EIavep. tk

 Rev. ID. O. Grisvvod, Saraioga. N. Y.

 Rev. R. D. Cnmpfeld. New-rresioD.

 Perry Smith. Esq, New. Milford.

 Fl. R. Hammond, POOgbkeepse.

 Truman Smith, Esq, Liichfeld,. 6

 A. B. CAMPBELL.

 Ne,c. Preston, March 5, l834 Mr. \. B. CAMPBELL, for near two years past the PriOoipai or New. Preston Academy, s graduate of Yale College. The repmaton of hie school is high. His means of illustrating the subje1s of GeoR raphy, AsirOnomy, &Gc. ample, and his happy lent ai instruciing, joined with 6deIiiy and moral worth, entite him ic pah!ic con6dence:

 'El ELIPHALET TOMLINsoN, 39 ENSIGN BUSHNELL.