VAN BUREN SEMINARY.
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TENHE REVEREND DANIEL McMANUS,
~ assisted by Mr.. THOMAS MCKINNEY, informs
the public that he will commence the first quarter
of an English and Classical School, in the VAN
buren, SEMINARY, on Tuesday the first day of
August. Scholars will be received by the quar-.
ter; two quarters to constitute session, and each
session to last twenty-five weeks. Students will
be readily taught all the branches necessary to
enter any College in the United States. Strict
discipline will be required, and the teacher will
reserve to himself the right of expelling scholars
for improper conduct, furnishing the cause of ex.
Pusion to parents or guardians.


TERMS.
Higher branches, including Greek and


Latin, per quarter, $S 90
English Grammar, Geography, Arithmc-


tic, Book Excepting, and Defining, co
Spelling, Reading, Writing, and other pri.
mary lessons, 90
young men to prepare for entering college from
any distant place, can procure excellent boarding
in private families.


REFERENCES.
RI Rev. Bishop Otey, Columbia, Tennessee.
l'f1' Il: c@a's: c1ease, N"s'' }1sms Rock, Ars,s.
Hon. Thomas J. Lacy,)
Hon. Geo. w. Pascha,)
John Drennen,
Edward Cunningham, ! Van Buren,, Arl's.
William c. Scott,


p. II. White,


John F. McKenney, ESQ.,, Fort Smith, Ark's.
Rev. w. W. Buckner, Richmond, Va.
II. J. Foster, Alexandria,, Va.


July %, ls43.-34-3m.