The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1840-02-04
FEMALE EDUCATION.


FEMALE EDUCATION.
FHyHE Trustees of the Fayette Female
Academy, take pleasure in informing
the public that the improvements in, and ad
ditions to this establishment, are nearly com
pleted, and that its duties will commence
on the second of December.
The buildings are spacious and comforta.
BILE, and Fayette is we'll known to be one o
the most healthy towns in the State. The
Trustees, with a determination to make this
Institution worthy the patronage of dis
corning community, have spared no exer-
tons to procure suitable persons to fill the
various Departments; and they are happy to
add that they have selected Teachers Of ex-
perience, eminintly qualified to discharge
the duties that will respectively devolve on
them. The Principal, Mr.. THOMAS BRowN,
Jr., of Carlisle, Pa, whose numerous testi-
nsoniais of moral deportmant and literary
attachments are unquestionable, has had an
experience of fifteen years in teaching
Mr.. B. has brought with him his family, with
a view to permanent sesidence in Fayette
consequently his best energies will be
employed, moi only to win, but to deserve
and retain public confidence.
Z Mrs. BRowN and her sister, Mad'Ile. DE
ST.. OMER, are natives of, and recently from
Paris, though they speak the English Ian
guage fuently. The French language will
be made by them the ordinary medium of
conversation, in order to facilitate the inn
provement of pupils in that useful language.
Mad'lle. DE ST. ONER is proficient in
the various branches Of Drawing and Paint
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the Royal Drawing School Of Paris.
Miss ANN JENKINS, long and favorably
known as an Instfhctress in Fayette, will
superintend the Primary Department. Miss
J. is also good French scholar.
The course of studies pursued, and the
prices Of Tuition, will be as follows:
LIST. Junior Department, superintendent by
Minis A. JENKINS, including Spelling, Reading,
Writing, and the Rudiments of Arithmetic,
months, $40
ID. Senior Department, under the direc-
ton Of the Principal, embracing Arithmetic,
Ornamental PenmanshiP, Grammar, Com
position, Geography, with the use of Globes
and the construction of Maps) History, As
tronomy, Natural and Moral Philosophy,
Chemistry, Geology, Botany, Mineralogy
and Mathematics, per session of five months, 80
Sd. Modern Languages, by Mrs. BRows
and Mad'lle. DE ST. OMER-French and II
Italian, per session of FIVE months, IS
4th: Theory and Practice of Musioy by
Mrs. BRows, Piano Forte and Singing, per
session of Eve months, 80
5th. Drawing lind Painting, by Mad'lle Il
DE- ST. OMEE-Perspective Pencil and Cray
o. Drawing, and Painting in India Ink and
Water Colors, per session of FIVE m0nkhS, IS
9Th. French Embroidery, and yariousoth-
e. Fancy Work, for each, S
Besides the daily examinations and recita-
tions, weekly Lectures will be given and the
students will be publicly examined at the
emo Of every session, and record will be
kept Of their progress in study and moral de-
pertinent, the result Of which will be COM
municated to their parents or guardians every
session. In short nothing will be omitted
that may have tendency to promote the
moral and intellectual Improvement of the
students. i.
Payment must in every instance be paid
in advance, and no money can be refunded
for absence, except in cases Of sickness.
Pupils are required to furnish their own
Mattresses, Bedding and Towels. Wash
ing will be done at the institution for ten dol
lars per session.
Boarding per month, including fuel and
light, SIS
BY order oftfe Board.
J. M. WHITNEY, President.
JAS. J. CoLLIER, Secretary.
Fayette, Dec. !, 1888. 6m-S5.
N. B. There will be 4 ,vaeasion Of two
months in the year, viz: August and Sep
fembcr. TIE sessions will c6mueence on the /
lst Of October and the lst of March. The
charge for the present sSssiQ~ will be made
IN proportion to tho time.
Lemon Syrup.
~ Gallons, Just receiv5d BY
49, R.N. FETHERSTQN'H & co.
Aug. 10, 1880. 4 68 +.
Mustard.