“Miss _Henrietta Jones_, the present Principal, appointed by the Trustees, received her education in this academy. She has had five years’ experience as an instructress; and the Trustees, from regard to her feelings, will only add in her commendation, that they consider her, by her talents and acquirements, as eminently qualified for the station they have assigned her. There are others associated with her to instruct in the various branches which have heretofore been taught in this school, in whose qualifications the Trustees have entire confidence. “The _French Language, Music and Drawing_ will be taught by Miss _Evelina Gimbred_, who, with her mother, Mrs. Gimbred, has removed to this village. They will receive young ladies as boarders in their family. The father of this young lady was a Professor, and Teacher of Drawing, at the Military Academy of West Point; in which institution it is well known that none but highly respectable and well educated persons are ever employed as Professors. This gentleman gave his daughter an education with a view to qualify her to teach the French language, and to become an instructress in Drawing; and in consequence of his death, his family are left to provide for themselves. They are native French people, but they speak our language fluently and correctly. These ladies propose to remain permanently in this village; and the Trustees consider the arrangement they have made with them as an extremely interesting event to the friends of the Female Academy in this place. “The Trustees will only state, in addition, the price of Tuition and Board, viz: Per Quarter. Highest Department of English studies, $5.37 Second „ „ „ „ 4.37 Third „ „ „ „ 3.37 Instruction in Drawing, 5.00 „ in the French language 7.00 „ in Music 10.00 Board can be obtained in respectable families at $2 per week. Those who may board in the family with the Instructress in French, and where only the French language will be spoken, will pay for board $2 per week, and for other privileges 50 cents. “_The next term will commence the 20^{th} day of November next, at which time it is desired that all who may propose to join the school shall punctually attend._” “By order of the Board of Trustees. “FREDERICK WOLCOTT, President.” “LEONARD GOODWIN, Secretary.” “Village of Litchfield, Oct. 30, 1833.” The above notice was also inserted in the Enquirer for Nov. 7^{th} and 14^{th}: