TO I He PUBLIC.
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THHE undersigned, Trustees Of PARIS Acad-
emy. attended the examination the students
of that institution on the 26lh ult, under the
superintendence of AIr. A. Stith. The examina-
lion was minute, critical, and thorough. and in
the high degree creditabe TO both teacher and
scholars The proficiency of the students was
as gratifying as their department was exemplary.
The plan of instruction and OF examination
meets our most cordial appreciation. and il adhe-
red to- il will render Mr.. STITH'S scholars as far
superior to those differently taught as the one
system is 10 the other. The custom Of assigning
parts or portions OF study for examination, IS
altogether discarded by MIR. STITH as an imposi.
ton ana an insult too gross To be tolerated by an
intelligent community. Being fully SallShed
with the result of the examination, and the quail.
fcations OF Mr.. STITH as an instructor, we un-
hesitatinglv, and cheeTfuliy recommend him TO
all who des ire their children TO become scholars,
in the true sense of the word-The next session
will commence on the lSt ofNovember nert the
following are the


he e MS OF TUE z 4 o n:
Spelling, Reading, and Writing. 500
Grammar, Geography, Arithmetic


and History, o,uo
Natural and Moral Philosophy,


Chemistry, Bookkeeping, Rhet-


oric and Logic l2,oO
Languages and all other Sciences


not included above, lo,oo


G NJ PORTER.


w. A. THARPE,


r. COONEY,


T. THOMAS.
Paris, Ten, Oct H. 1s42--l4-7w