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THE REVEREND DANIEL. hcMAN
- assisted by Mr.. THOMAS McKRrxpv ~
the public that he will commence ,bs frs, c,,.
of an English and Classical School. in ,bs "
BUREN, SEMINARY, on Tuesday the first o.
August. Scholars will be received NV the = :.
ter two quarters to constitute a session ana -
session to last twenty two weeks. S,uasn,. q .
be readily taught oil the branches peces.a ~ :.
enter any College in tho United States. e{n<
discipline will be required, and the teacher ~.
reserve to himself the right of expelling scho,((
for improper conduct, furnishing the cause OIL
Pulslon to parents or guardians. ~
TERMS. w
Higher branches, including Greek and q 4
Latin, per quarter, q % d
English Grammar. Geography, Arilhme.


tic, Bookkeeping, and Defining, a
Spelling, Reading, wiring, and other p y


mary lessons,


N. B.-Those who would be dsposs
young men to prepare for entering coll -
any distant place, can procure excellent boz
in private families. ..fs.


REFERENCEs.
RI Rev. Bishop Stey, Columbia, Tsnnesa
Hon. Daniel Ringo,


II. Crease, Little R,k. Ark
Hon. Thomas J. Lacy,S


Hon. Geo. w. PaschaI,)


John Drenneu, Il
Edward Cunningham, Van Burn. o, &.
William G. Scott.
P. H. White,
John F. McKenney, ESQ.,, Fort Smith, Ark'..
Rev. w. w. Buckner, Richmond, Va. q
II. J. Foster, Alexandria, Va.


July %, lS43.-34-3m. nE