Litchfield enquirer., 1833-10-31
xitchfeld Female Academy.

.HlIlE Trustees ufth Litchif field Fem0ls Asa-
 -A deny. in lcOnseseIrnce of a recent change m some 1f the principal Instructors eOhsider it their duty to state to the public the present rOnditian and prospects of this institution.
 x 'Ehis .sell0nl was founded about EIrty ypars since, by Miss Sarah Pierce; and under her care and supcrintendence it early acquired a distingaishetrank among the literary insiitns .tinns 6f ssar. country. This rank ii has fully sustained t0 the present time. There have generally been yonng ladies in this school from one half the Sttttsinthe Unions aud thraum-
 hes lias varied from % io lSO. Miss Pierce
 has now retired from the petfStnpance of any active duties in ll,s iusiitniiDn; bisi she feeis a deep Interest in iss prosperity and i'll visit Fit daily and il E ta he hoped that, IS hereto
 fort, iti answer to her prayers, the blrssir,g nl [lhrasrn may descend upon it.. Mr. John P. Brace, who for eighteen years was very able
 and distinguished insifleior in this school,
 nearly a year since acccpied the appointment of Principal in the Female Seminary at Hart- ford. Notwithstanding the removal pf these eminent instructors, the Trustees state, with high qualification, that inIheir opinion this in stitusion has never been more worthy Of pub.
 lic confidence and patronage and it's prospects have never been more Aatteringr than at the present lime. .ss en
 Miss HenrietiG Jones, the present Piinripal, appointed by the Trustses, received btS,eda- cation in this academy. She has had fvs. years experience as an instructress and the Trustees, from regard ,tO her feelings, will lOn- " add i0 her cOmmendation, that they cOnsi- der her, by her talents and requirements. as esninsnily qualified fur the station they have assigned fher. There are 0thers associated
 with her sfU instruct in the various branches which haze hefetafore been taught in this
 school, in wilosc q.ialilications tlls Trustees
 have entire confidence. ts s N
 The French Longhdge, Music 0nd DrGa0ing
 will be taught hy Miss EpeliRG Gimbred. who, with her mother, Mrs. Gianssreds has removed to this village. They will recsive young la,
 dies us boarders tn their family. The fathet
 of this young lady was Professor, ,and Teach | ler. of Drawing, tt the Military Academy Al West Point; in which insiiiuti0n 1t is well known that none but highly respectable and
 well educated persons are svet employed as Proiessprs. This gentlrman gave this daugh. ter an edncati0n with M view to qualify her tO teach the French iangnage. and to become an ipsirnctr@As in Drawing and I6'consequsnce 1T his deafh, his lhu1iiy are lslt.tU psovidefvs themselves. They are native French people,
 but they speak Onr language Alenily and co., rcctly. These ladies propose to rrnain per
 mancntly in this village 1; land the Trustees
 consider che arrangement they have made with them as m extremely interesting event to the friends ofth Female Academy in this place. The Trustees wilEonly slate, in addition, the price of Tuition and B0ard. vix t
 Highest Department of English studies, s5,S7 Second ss V s3@ s.Is iss 4,37 Third .sts 1 3,S7 Instruction j6 Drawing. slet.s 300
 io the French langaage, R 700 '' in Music, 8# 1000 Board gan be obtained insrespsciable fami- lies at S2 per week. Those who may board in ihe family with the Insir,ciress in French,
 and where only the Frcnch language will be spoksn, will pay for board Ss per week, and
 for other privileges 50 cents. t. @
 OT The nert seTm giI eoMmsnce tke 90ik
 d0y cf November nexi, Gt spkick lime t is desir,
 cd hhGf qN seho nuy propose to join tke schoo
 skaN ruacfHally aiiend. < ....s < K By order afthe Board af Trustees. x FREDRRIcK WoLcOrT. Prssidenf LEoNARD GOuDwIN, Secretary. V;1s0oe nf I;fek fejA frf Qn mao