Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-06-13

mHuf1GnIniu..u Interpretations.
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'hfir session 0I Nh. 0ut UHt lHt
town D' sHuaH, DO Hu.eh Doe college
H located. SOS Incorporated .f iIf
amo fWa, wfu pramI I..Hr. ta
these liH.Ifla. uHInH deHHrdfa
hcr.1fci wliIuI. Im'E IUr0o1r
ing ui ihc actol incorporation, nn rt
promotion ~ good order nrH I.u.ut
may bc understood by 'hn lo.0uame
extract from iho rImHcfuI tAe Town.
"Beiiiurihcr enacted, ihlf ODE Ple.
sllc1t, and Council shall have power to
pass all necessarily i1w Cor tue good
order, and government 90 said Town,
not inconsistent Withthc Constitution.
and Laws of thiySialc, aHdo the Uni.
tod States, whereby education, and
learning may be promoted, and there.
failing, or vending Of ardent spirits,
Gambling, and every species of vice
and immortality, may be suppressed.
together with the total inhibition Of
the odlous and savage practice of wear.
ing Dlrks, Bowic-kniycs, or Pistols"
On account Of the hcalthness, and
other advantages Of the place, many
friends ofgood order, learning, and mo-
raIlty, are already beginning to make II
the place Of their residence.
Five gentlemen from different
States in the Union, all ofwhom being
now, or having been, professors in 9TH
constitutions, are aIrcadyclccted to the
faculty. Four Of them are clergy
mcn-Qnc Methodist, one Baptist, one
Presbyterian, and one Cumberland
Presbyterian. The course of studies,
IN this lnstltution,i is to be equal TO that
Of any other college in the United
States. The preparatory department
lsalready in operation, and numbers
between thirty and forty pupils, and
will be more extensively organized on
the first Monday Of May next.
The College proper will be organ.
lzcd and classes formed on the first
Monday Of next October. ANY stu
dents however, wishing before that
time, to pursue any studies Of the col
logo classes, shall be duly attended to,
by the professors, at any time, after
the first Monday in May next.
There will be two vacations in the
year, one from the last Of July to the
first Of October, and the other during
Christmas week.
PRICE or TUITION.
In the preparatory department per
amman $50 90
Inthe college classes $40 90
payable in advance.
PRICE OF BOARDING..
Boarding to be procured at $40 90
per month; and washing including fu
81 at 80 so cts. per month.
BY order OF The Trustees.
G. GRAHAM, Scc'y.
Sharon, Feb. 20, 1888.
SHARON FEMALE ACADEMY.
The Spring and Sunmor Session
for the present year will commence
on the first Monday in March, and
end with the last week in July.
The Studies of tho Preparatory
Class will embrace photography, Read
ing, Penmanship, Arithmetic, English
Grammar, and Geography, with the
use of the Globes.
Price Of Tuition per session, ST.,
Junior Glass--Astronomy, Natural
Moral, aud Mental Philosophy, His
tory, Chemistry, Rhetoric, Logic, anC
Political Economy.
Price Of Tuition per session, $40.
Senior Class--Drawing, Oriental
Mezzotinto, and Velvet Painting, anl
Ornamental Neede-work, includin!
the branches of the Junior Glass.
Price Of Tuition per session, $40.
Instructions on The Piano Forte pc
session, $40.
The Institution has been provide,
with good Piano, and the Trustee
having made arrangements to procur
the assistance of two additional Tu
toresses, feel themselves authorize
to-oiler to parents DESTROYS of procm
ing for their daughters solid and o.
namental education, all the advantage
which numbers and competency {
Instructresses, spacious and we
regulated Academy, and retire,
healthy, and pleasant location, ca
secure.
The Boarding House, under tn
superintendent Of DR.. You've, hj
been fitted up, with special vie
to the accommodation of young ladio
The House is now ready Tor the r,
ception of seventy boarders, and Il
a,n,.,l la, al,