The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-01-06
MDNTICE:.LO ACADnAiY.

yrNiIE Trustees of his .stit..oa, fee K sane
IL i, being en- ..c to M IN i i.icl.. ;iud tt,t
public scne.ll,y, t4.t ;ie Gai. ~ IL tie a:css.
modatioa Of 'eacae y Va, pu.i.., n neady so.n.
ple,e, an vii. - 9.s.e for :ns secspe ~ II st,.
dents o. the il, :. G. Z alS-y ass;. Il "a .rse-
and banisone sl-iss VI ", slo..e, co.s,Gli 10.
abeantf-, 20 PEI: ii DE own ana 3D. sosG )oa.
The lppe. .ion wiz % apo '.l.e - t,is 40
male der,stms q, the 1917. % the naie. 1, is
spacious an, airy, md WI b. fgniss sd VITA 9 cry
acc0nmoia in 10 promo NJ .slc.ltou of 70 IT,.
The. io:a,.Jl Of III. SIT .ca:, IN Nontiseilo,
on Pearl Rive ~ me county OF ,a.leon.c. A
Town Celebrate .or icy .,f,;v aut .eil,h TIA
bounds with never failing .i4gs of the pAet wa-
ter. Parcats hc-e!) 4. +: ~ .ii6g the hea a Of
their children, can 10 whe.e on,ise .ie.nsc. es
more ht'eriig' aopes o. rs ,oasiaiaaae tnaA ut
this 4 ahenv.
The Institution w. be ,'nde: the su5crintel-f
dence OF the Rev. A. K. CIV Is, > geatle.aan
talent am expe.icn:e. g'acfoilowit, o.lorable
and Rev gentlemen ate eferred 10. as ha ing
recoinmen led Nr. Ga7es 20 the frJstsse, rs .
m IF i.b snlansd cnTlct II, -.ps sci.a.a- and
skiful tie .che..
The Rev ls.e'n.sh Ghainb91lian D. . P.ss-
dent Of Oiiand College.
Rev. Benjamin hos. A. MIDI dams county
Rev. 3enjanin shaw A. NJ. of (. olyI.e ,yi.
kin:on county.
Rev. 4. B. Lawceace A. ". Editor of The New
Orleans Ohqe-
Hon. ,roau 'icade-son of faacoc. ca ,nty.
Hoa. =. p. Smith Of Wo1tsie III aineon
county.
The female department vii be an sr Inc care K
management. Of les 1;opHrA itorcs, !, lywso
enjoys tho well earne! reputation Of 4 qualified
and successful instsuctrtss. She has TO- I'll, last
four years been the princ:pa, tsacne. o! the Fee
male Seminary ut Port Ghgos.
Raves CT -CI-IoN.
Spelling and .selliag ae- no4'a $500
Writing, No Tern s,oe.l pay, eoncnon
Arithmetic an. English Gr4m.nar Per
month 400
An.icnt' Geography, An:isnt anl
Modern History. po..e.l Economy,
'onstitttion ot the UGi'. .tats, NJ
turai, Iiorn. AMI ln.e.leat.a, ,hiio.s-
ply, Logic an. Rhetoric aer month 600 ,
Laiin and Grsek lang isges. Gat,h-
matte ks,-onolny. 'he,mty Geology,
Miner a'csy o. BStsn9 De. mon h 500
French, II sic aal D. Wig :he usual rates,
extra
Weekly exercises IN 20 nnositon for all of suf-
hcient age, and also IN de :.amlton for the male
pupils.
An extensive se.of Apparatus is procured, sufi-
cient 10. u5sc,ing he nora difficult parts of Geo
,raphy, Mathematics and Astronomy, and for the
pelfornapc. sF af,t cmre instructive and interes-
ling experiments OF Chemistry and Natsral Phil
ssoohv.
Bo,.d, including lodging, washing, light and
fue: can be had in private families for ten or
Twelve dollars per month.
Mr.. Graves will himself board those pupils whose ]
parents or guardians wish to place them under his |
L..
tut those Of in,ermssien; for the duty of Precep
or isnot discharged by merely imp rting intellect
ual instruction, but extends to the cultivation and
Improvement Of the manners and morals of those
,ntvusted to his charge. 1
The amount FOR boarding and tuition, except fora
looks and that which is called "extran in the
vii be $4,000 per year.
There will DO but one vacation in the year. in
ldaition TO the usual holidays aud festivals. This
,acaten will be of one month. ending on the third
Wednesday of September. The regular COM
nence nent Of the Academic year, viii therefore
We the Thursday following that third Wednesday
# September.
1t is very desirable, that as many as possible Of
he children whose parents or guardians are
disposed to send to the Academy for the coming
cason, should be present at the commencement,
hat the best classification ofthe pupils may be a,
nee effected.
BY order Of the Board:
A. FOX, President.
JosEfH NEyLANs, Secsy.