School for Young Ladies.
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AAaShF iELbs CONN. TNHE Summer Term of ? weeks in this i,- l. Sliulion will Commence Wednesday, May l2th. IeleOratcd fer healhfuncss. beanlirnl sce> nerv. and the refinement ot it's nlabi. anls the nuinber ot pupils in the boarding de .,ari- ment limited ;" 5 or lD. exclusively under tie charge of :he Principal: 1t Is believed few places of education could be selected so desi1a- ole as the pres 'n in this village Called to "ygQHizs aud c0H:yol an lnslitu- ton, maintaining al present a standing among me hrSt SslnlnallrS III our country this px- ,rtsSi"n of confidence with others prior and subsequent from gentlemen of The highest dis 'inci4"n and influence m the State If New York. will be a sufficient pledge of the thcr- ou 1h systematic and liberal course ot study 10 be pursued.

 Among inc m,ny dislir rgnished names as references the following \wrlh two exec tons) have been the patrons "t the Principal in for, mcr places ui nsiruc,iun.

 Win. B Siragur D. D of A Ibany.

 Prof. Yates, Union College, Schenecradv Gen. Swift. Henry Dwight Esq and Judge Whiting, Geneva.

 Judge Chapin. James Sevmrnr, and James Academy,

 Dr. Verni,yra cf the Cnllavjair Churches. Charles Butler Esq New York City. Terms fer Board and Instruction in Enslis sh branches. $I75 per annugn,

 Instruction in Mns:c SI0 ger quarter. French and Latin zach 8 a..

 Day Scholars, junpr Department. SIP pr. CT.

 &. .,i,r da Sli do. No Scholar received for less han fern. Circulars uHon application to the Principal

 J. Ii. JONES. LiichfrlI, Match 2sth. lel7. 4;