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hnI lass Uilia NfHlr.auIeltltt'ht
i.d HmieR, whereby education. and
loafnun mly bo promoted. and iJotr.
i1hing. 0f ycndiug or adc0l srnli..
0amh'inH and every species ol vice
nnd immortality, may bt suppressed.
Together with the total inhibition ol
ilie oiioU god sn,aerpfac NJ wear
iB9 Hirks, Bowic.kniycs, or Pistols"
Vn account W ihc hcaltlincss, and
other advantages of lhc placeanany
friends ofeood order, learning, and ma.
raIlty, arc already beginning 10 mako n
tho placc Of their residence.
Five gentlemen from different
States IN the Union, all ofwhom being.
now,or having been, professors in 9th.
constitutions, Neutrality-suspicious.
faculty. -Four Of them arc Clergy
men--one Methodist, one Baptist, one
Presbyterian, and one Cumberland
Presbyterian. The course of studies. |
IN this Institution, is to be equal to that
OF any other college in The United
States. The preparatory department
isoIrcady in operation, and numbers
between thirty and forty pupils, and
WiII be more extensively organized on
'e first Monday of May next.
ohe College proper will be organ
~ No. and classes formed on the first
n Gantssy of next October. ANY stu
' ,;nno toweycr, wishing before that
ionc s%ssgsQe any studies of the col
T. the prote3ll be duly attended to,
the first MONDAYS, at any time, after
There will bc - May next.
year, one from the la yaIatIonS IN the
mrs l'rst OF October, and tlSo l.i Juy to the
Christmas week. 0lher curing
PRICE OF TUITlO,
"a lhe preparatory dcpartm,., 49,.
In the college classes : SS21o3 90 I
payable in advance. P'' "
PRICE OF BOARDING. |
Boarding to be procured at $40 COL
per months Ea and washing including fu
el at 50 80 cts. per month. 9
by order of the Trustees.
sh. {. GRAHAM, Sec'y.
SHARON FEMALE ACADEMY. |
The Spring and Summer Session
Tor the present year will commence
on the first Monday in March. and
end with the last week in July.
The Studies of the Prenorotorv
Glass will embrace photography. Read. |
ing, Penmanship, Arithmetic, English
Grammar, and Geography, with the
use of the Globes.
Price Of Tuition per session, $40.
Junior Class-Astronomy, Natural,
Moral, and Mental Philosophy, His
tory, Chemistry, Rhetoric, Logic. and h
Political Economy. Ii
Price of Tuition per session. St8. II
Senior Class-Drawing, Oriental. I
Mezzotlnto, and Velvet Painting. and Q
Ornamental Needle-work, nciudino q
he branches of the Junior Glass.
Price Of Tuition per session, $50.
~" '''V''' v" 'fc tuHO OFtC per I
'ession, 800.
The Institution has been provided
with good Piano, and the Trustees =
laving made arrangements to procure Il
he assistance Of. two additional tn. 4
ioresses, feel themselves authorized c
.o.oller to parents DESTROYS of procur- /
ng for their daughters solid and or $
education, all the advantages a
winch numbers and competency of 7
Instructresses, spacious and well 7
regulated Academy, and retired. g
healthy, and pleasant location, can !
secure.
The Boarding House, under the
'uperintendence of DIR. YOU'VE, has E
been fitted up, with a special view
10 the accommodation of vounp lod;os