The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-09-29

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t0vHEs Trustees 81 this Institution. re;o;c.
- after attcntyely 1obseryink lis pruoress, mi
ring tht eight mcntht or It's existence. cordisiI,
to recommend 10 the patronage Of all those
who have sons or daughters TO educate. ~
we MAkAtlc following extract Tom 5,,r forpe,
c'rcular lorstRe satifaetion .of sl0sc who NAV
wash Information concerning tho Principal Of This
| Academy.
/ S"This institution will be under the superinten.
dence Of the Rev. A. r.. Claws, gentleman Of
talent and experience: The following Honorable
and Rev gentlemen. arp Iefsrpcd to, as having
Recommended Mi. Graves to ne Trustees, a. "a
man ofunblemishsd character. 4 ripe scholar and
The Rev. Jeremiah Chamberlain D. D.. Presi-
dent Of Oakland College. .'~'-
Rev. Benjamin Chase A. M. Of Adams county.
/ Rev. Benjamin Shaw A. M. Of Woodville WA
kinson county. u :, 't&eA
Rev. 4. B. Lawfspce A. N, Editor ofths New
Orleans Observer. VI
! Hon. John henderson of fIancock county. .
I Hon.. C. P. Smith 81 Woodville. Wilkinson
ccuny.n
In addition II she confidence, which such re-
communications inspired, we'now have that which
arises from familiar personal acquaintance and
FREQUENT inspection Of his school.
The assistants Are Mr.. j. e. McNAlR, whose
experiences as =. teacher amply qualities him for
his Office; and Miss J. L. McNAIR, who hither.
to has given full satisfaction to hcf employers.
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We are also happy to state that MI. Graves
has provided two pleasantly situated and .conven.
lent boarding houses for the pupils az this school,
In the one, the boys will be placed with their |
teachers and in the other the girls with their
teacher.
All pupils received in either Of these houses |
will be under the special care or their respective
teachers; out Of school as well as in school.
Terms Of Board IN these houses, including TUT |
hon, lodging, washing, fuel and light. 5000 per |
year.
Board in respectable private families for sla !
per month.
RATES OF TUITION.
Spelling and Reading per month $500
Writing, Modern Geography, common
Arithmetic and English Grammar peSa.. +
month 800
Ancient Geography, Ancient and
Modern History, Political Economy,
Constitution Of the United States, Ma.
,,ra', Moral and Intellectual. Phioso.
Thy, Logic and Rhetoric per month $500
Latin and Greek languages. Mathe-
HaucSs ASHonomys .Cpemisuy t0eoiogy,
dineralogy and Botany per month $500
Weekly exercises in composition for all of suf-
cient age, and also In defamation for the male
upils.
An extensive set Of Apparatus is procured, sufi-
lent for Illustrating the difficult parts Of Geo
raphy, Mathematics and Astronomy, and for the
erformance Of all the more instructive and interes-
ng experiments Of Chemistry and Natural Philo- I
,phy. ,r ~. Az. t.
The whole number Of students who have at ],
'nled this Institution during the last session is
We hope this Institution viii receive that a. $
ount Of patronage, which the industry and abil- /
les of its instructors merle I,
The next session win commence on the LIST Of
ctouey.
By order o. the Board: q
A. FOX, President. 4
JosEPH NrsiANs, Sce'1.
Mnpfy -etlA Ca,,teu,her 18th. 1834 !