Boarding and High School.
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THE Winter Term of Samuel 1 ~. Ens,gM .e:a .. ;

 x School. in South Farms w'II comme"Ce .r. ',. dies G W usually pursued in similar institutions will he taught in this. The Maosio" House has be been % fitted "p at great expense during the past season, expressly for the purpose o' 'TSSm Ther.. are in the buildings belonging to this i"stltI- ,ion G b between 20 and 30 lodging rooms: with oda,ions for fire in nearly all of ;S .ht% G

 Young gentlemen or ladies who may ~'sn ,,"' ,o' inc exclusive use of a room can be accommo' dated. The long experience of the propr!e' tor, @ in teaching. and managing large family ,;' and ant his unremi,,td care in giving instruction and ius,ilng in the minds o' youth & the Gr'". run. ciplcs of virtue and religion, tt is believed are sufficient inducements to pareuis to give this institution share of patronage.

 N. B. Sevesal Teachers. both male and fe- male, of highly respectable literary attain meuts, can be obtained by applying to the subscriber. SAMUEL M. ENSiuN'

 South Farms. Oct. %, 1884. Sm2O