VAN nsJEEN SEMIYs
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fE7HE REVEREND DANIEL Mem #
Il assisted by MIR. Thomas Mc1eYNEy r,
the public that he will commence the ira,-nn =
of an English ard Classical School. in ..,e; jfAN
buren, SEMINAR, on Tuesday the E.ss day &
August. Scholars will be received by ttsc-s~.
ter =; two quarters to constitute a session, 1---s
session to last twenty-five weeks. Stude'-
be readily taught all the branches NC,
enter any College in the United Sta,. % a.
discipline will be required, and the { - will
reserve 10 himself the right Of expellir 'ars
for improper conduct, furnishing the - :.
pusion TO parents or guardians. E-r
TERMS. -
Higher branches, including Greek ana -
Latin. per quarter,


English Grammar. Geography, Ari,l


tic, Bookkeeping, and Defining,
Spelling, Reading, Writing, and other pr.


mary lessons, ~


Nd n..~~~ ""o ~"u,d be dispc 81, 49,.
young men to prepare for ehterinr CO O! b.
any distant place, can procure ..cellen,
in private families.


REFERENCES.


RI Rev. Bishop S,ey, Columbia, Tn. -ssr.
Hon. Daniel Kingo, I'M


II. Crease, LiHie Rock, A - -
Hon. Thomas J. Lncy.) =,
Hon. Geo. w. Pascha!,)


John Dreuncn, -
Edward Cunningham, Van. Barren, a.
William G. Scot.


P. II. White; @g
John F. McKenney, ESQ.,, Fort Smith, 1rk's.
Rev. ". w. Buckner, Richmond, Ve.
II. J. Foster, Alexandria. Va. -
July %. lSi3.--3f-3m.