The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1840-03-14
FEMALE EDUCATION.

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II VIE Trustees of the Fayette Female
Academy, take pleasure in inform;no
ne Pu0lic that the improvements in. and al.
otlons 70 this establishment, are nearly c.,,,,.
Pieted, and that its duties will con,n,e,,oa
on the second Of December.
Ine buildings are spacious and con,f;,-t.
BILE, and Fayette is well known to ha ono = -
the most healthy towns in the State ~ ~ -
Trustees, with a determination to maLe ,h; s
institution worthy the patronage Of = dis.
.eIn'ng community, have spared no eyer.
uons % procure suitable persons to fiji the
various departments; and thew are hannv -
ado mat they have selected Teachers &c ~
penence, eminintly qualified to discharna
the duties that will respectvelv devol,a 81 81
them. The Principal, Mr.. THon.s Rno,. :"
Jr., of Carlisle, Pa, whose nnmaroas A .
monlals OF moral deportmant and literary
o' l. are unquestionable, has had an
"a OF hfteen years in teaching-I
VT: 2. mas brought with him his family. with
: view % q permanent sesidence in Fayette
consequently his best energies will he
elnPloyed, moi only to win, but to deserve
ana retain public confidence.
MRS Brown and her sister. Mad,lle nm
OF. o'1ER, are natives of and recentlv from
: arls' anough they speak the English Ian
Suage nQentiy. The French language will
De made by them the ordinary medium al
conversation, in order to facilitate the i'm
provement Of pupils in that useful lanvn,ra
!, MaoIie. DE ST. OMER is a proficient =
me various branches Of Drawing and Paint.
ing, and obtained the second Prize Media ~
ne Royal Drawing School of Paris.
MISS ANN JENKINS, long and favorable
Anown asse4 lnstructress ia Favette. will
'uperfntend the Primary Department Mis-.
). is Is also good French scholar.
ne course Of studies pursued. and thu
'rices of Tuition, will be as foIIows.
.. !H. Junior Department, superintendent bv
Writing, and the Ruaiments 81 2r;thmes;ee'
aonths, s'ssf1s = -SssAp1 g I've Nv
I'd. Senior Department, under the direc- "s' I
ION q the Principal, embracing Arithmetic. IL
!, Gameleal renmanshiP, Grammar, COM !
nd the contradiction Of Maps) History. Az
'onomy,s Natural and Moral Ph;Io:onhv a
Geology, Botany, NinernIoey La
nd mathematics, per session Of iyemont6s. 3Ol ],
90. Modern Languages, By Ms. Bsowr !,
Italian, per session H. none 49, .p' q
4th. Theory and Practice ofs1 Il
lrs. brown, Piano Forte and SIT ]. IA Ii
'ssion of five months. - - S. -
o tn DrawaR2 and Painting, By Ma3,lla. 81 !.
SF. aER--6 skspectiye. Pencil and (:rsr I
Drawing; ~ Painting il India Ink ana g
fater Coiors, per session Of i've months. os G
e.n. French Embroidery, and various 9th a
Fancy Work, for each,
Besides the daily examinations and rec;ta- !,
ons, weekly Lectures will Be given and he S
udents will be publicly examined 81 fhe
40 OF every session. and record will b 4,
spt oftheir progress in study and mora "a.
the result of which will Be com N
un.cated theirp parents or guardians every d,
In short nothing will IS omitted i
a may have tendency to proInolo ia
oral and inteilecfaal improvement If the i,
Idents. 8. - j. 4.
feyment must in every instance IS paid j,
advances, and no money can Be refundedl IS
absence, except in casea Of sickness. 3
Pupils are required torfi,rnish their own ~
attrasses, Bedding and Towels. Wash- I.
wall 90 done at the institution or IA al
e per session. - - - &
bit, $l5 77.| - ~
BY order Of the Board.