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7NHIS Academy will commence it's Summer l. Term OR the 3d Tuead ', of May inst un. der the in.trnction cf R s. Eiowes. A. M.. late ol Troy, ". Mir. H. for ven years past, has been the Principal of Troy Academy. an institution which has sustained, usder h tui- tion, a rank among the fest Academies in Il e country. Wishing 10 connect a boarding rs ,ab!iShmcnt with his school he has reSjg,, d his situation in Troy, aHd selected the r.lired and pleasant valley of South Cornwall as a place peculiarly adapted iu his pnrr ose. He hopes in this most desirable locality. to esta, bli.h a school which shall be of the his hest order, and on permanent basis.

 TERMs-For ordinary English branches Ss4.

 Languages and higher mathematics SC.

 RGFERENcEs-Rev N. c. s. Beman, D. D., and Rev. F. W. Andrews, Troy; Trustees of rroy Academy. Y