The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-04-28

TH<IIls Trustees OF tbs SUBSTITUTION, 1ecl gfalieu
Il in being enabled to inform its friends and the
public generally, that the building FOR the accom-
molation Of Teachers and Pupils, is nearly COM
pletel, and will be opened for the reception OF stu
dents on the frst Of January next. II is large
and handsome ediice Oft stories, commanding
beautiful prospect Of the town aud neishoorhooa'
| The upper room willb appropriated to the ic-
male depar,ment. the lower to the male It's.
spacious and airy, and will be furnished with every
accommodation 10 promote the education Of youth.
The location ofthis institution, is in Montcello,,
a. Pearl River in the county Of Lawrence. A
town celebrated for its salubrity and health Ita-
bounds with never failing springs the purest wa
ter. Parents therefore regarding the health Of
] their children, canno where promise themselves
move fiatterins hopes Of its continuance than at
this Academy
1 The institution will be under the superntcn-
dence Of The Rev. "A. r. GRAvEs, gentleman Of
talent and experience. The following Honorable
4 and Rev gentlemen are referred 10, as having
| recommended Mr. Graves to the Trustees, as a
lmanof unhlemished character, a ripe scholar and
| skilful teacher.
The Rev. Jeremiah Chamberlain D. D. Presi-
| dent Of Oakland College.
! Rev. BENJAMIN Chose AM. Of Adams county.
Rev. Benjamin Shaw A. N. Of Woodvillc VIII
kinson county.
Rev. A. b. Lawrence A. M. Editor ofthe New
Orleans Observer.
Hon. John Henderson ofHancock county.
Hon. c. P. Smith Of Woodville williamson
county.
me female department will be under the care q
manaa cement Of Miss SosHyXIsoYcE. q lady who
4 ENJOYS the we'll earned reputation Of sauafed
land successful instri.c.ress. SHE has for the last
four years been the principal teacher Of the fe-
male Seminary at Port Gibson.
RArna or EUrT1CM
/ Spelling and Reading per month IL $500
4 Writing, Modern Geography, common
Arithmetic and English Grammar per Y
month " S'oo
i Ancient Geography, Ancient and
! Modern History, Political Ecnncmy,
4 ;onstitution 81 tie United States, Ma
tural, Moral and Intellectual Philoso-
phv. Logic and Rhetoric per month Sa,Uu
u Lain and Greek lang.lakes, Mathc-
1 Emaic \. Astronomy, Chemistry Geology,
\, Miner alory and Bosanv per inondn S5,uU
French, Music and Drawng al the usual rates
extra.
fcient age, and also in defamation Tor the maze
I.~1~r> & "
AN extensive setof Apparatus Is procured, suiE'
lc;ent FOR illustrating the diihcultparts OF 1eo
lgruphy. Mathematics and Astronomy, aud for th'
nrrornace Of an the more Instructive and ntcres
|, Inv experiments Of Chemistry and Natural I'M
: osophy.
! Doard. including lodging, washing, light ant
Il | fuel can be had III private families iof ten Q
B twelve dollars per month.
Mr.. Graves will himself board those pupils who's
i narsuts or guardians wish to place them under ~
y ,,artrular care, not only during Academica hour
Il IN, chose of intcrmisson; forthc dutyoi Precep
tor Is not discharged BY merely inparting intellect
4 "a, instruction. hut extends to the cultivation an
ID ;,nrovemcnt Of the manners and morals o. thos
It entrusted to discharge.
n The amount for boarding AMI tuition, except
N hoo,,s and that which Is called "extra'' IN tho rat
H. win Ia S2oa,no per year.
a. There viii be but one vacation IN the year.
70 ,dd;t;on tn the usual holidays AMI festivals. tn
I'd u,c,ton will be Of ono month, ending on the TN
- "Wednesday of September. The regular cor
A. ,o,co,oent of the Academic year, will thereto
ct h, .he Thursday following that third Wedhesds
" OF Scptcmhar. n,
Nv IL i veryl csirsble, tsasas many as possible
cr tue children wht,sc parents or guardians q
tas,ossd 10 se,,d 10 the Acnds.nyfdr the conf
d. ecason should he present NJ ths commencement
,hat tSabest classification ofiheNpls iiuy DC
a. By order Of tho Ford;
A. FOX, President.
JosrTu NsyLAsz, Sea'r,
aIsru:sllo Dec. 9Th, .s2J