Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-09-03
South Carolina Female
HNS'a'HElJ'H'EI.
Under The direciiORgj DR.. ELLIS MARKS and
Rec. pELLINGT0N II. TiLER.

Under The direction NJ DR.. ELLIS MARKS and
Rec. UELLINGT0N II. TiLEE.
The Principals of this Institution deem il
proper al thiS time tn 0annoilce 10 t,Usc llcrrSl-
ed, iat the following individuals arc chaageu 10
pr,slGc over the several departments o iiistruc-
tiUl, Inch their names ar respectively aillAru
Department 0t J OcaL ana instrumental .uHstc ::
MIR. aHcIIIBALD DUrrERwORIII, oil EuihDurS,
Scotland, Professor oi AlISic.' Mr.. y. adds 10
the testimony which our personal acquaintance
enables us ~ give, the inquest credentials from
public and private SOURCES i'll the City OF New
York, where he has for many years been hhown
us Il highly popular teacher Oi the Pluno, GuI-
tar, aud other Instruments.
He will ulsu render his services in the high
er department Of the art oi PaIlling, III which
his clalnIs to superiority are well cslanllsIrd
Mr.. AgEorr. Air. y. is personally KNOWN
to us rs having proved himself lISny iaIltl-
lul and competent Instructor III many oi the
first iamIlles and institutions Of the north, aud
Us having ever bufmc au irreprUacnablc ctlarac-
ter, as gentleman and a Christian.
Department d Mathematics ant Of Natural
Science BENJAMIN RICHARDS, A. M.-iir.
K. has been heretofore cUnnected with the
Faculty Of Instruction IN Union OuIlege. 10
the uneqniy0cal expression ul our own lcsllmo-
ny, i'll bcnal ol the talents and Character oI this
gentleman, we sublnln that oi Professor JUslln:
New York, July 4ln. IoIU.
"Thc undersigned has for many years becn
personally acquainted with Benz, ltc!lards, ~.
NJ, and has always entertained Il hlg;i respect
for his talents and moral QUALITIES. hlr. kIcn-
ards has been long aud lanIImry acquainted
with the Natural sciences, and well known as
al able lecturer OIL those subjects, and SUCCESS
full instructor III some OF tic most respectable
institutions in the Northern States. l shuuId
consider linn valuable acquisition tu any M
sitution which might secure his services US I
Professor. Is. +. JUoLlN, NJ. D..
Prof. Math. and Nat fbllus. i'll
Univ. Of N. Y"
Department Of Modern Languages (French,
Spanish and hatian): Mons. V. MAsGET.
This gentleman has been Tor many years, and
is at the present time, instructor III houerl
Languages in Amherst CulIege. riom the
Faculty OF the College. and from the Principals
of Hg gh Sch""ls in New Haven and PhiladeI-
phia, where he has taught, Nous. Manget
brings the most abundant and satisfactorily tes-
liuonials OF competence, ElitLfurncsS and Sue
cess in his profession. as well as of his ire
proachable character and gentemany depurt-
nlent.
Department Of Draining, Painting and En-
brOidcry: Madame V. II. MAyGEr.
bridgeport, Conn.,. 3Otn March, 1910.
MADAME Yclicie Mangct had charge for
nearly two years of rle Departments OF French
and Drawing in the Greenfield High School
for Young Ladies, OF which was then Princi-
pal. During that time she acquitted herself
in all respects we qualified and conscrn-
tioisly faithful teacher. Her Crayon Draw
ings more than rivallcd the Lithograplrd Prints
from which they were copied, and for which
they were frequently mistaken. She possesses
too, a fine literary taste, which enables her to
and TO point ont the beauties OF the
French Classics. HENRY JONES,
Teacher of u select Class. and Eng. School.
To justify the responsibilities incurred III
these and other engagements with teacters
thus qualified, we have concluded to yield TO
many and urgent solicitations, 10 admit young
Ladies frnm the nrighborhood, not otherwise
connected with the Institute, TO enjoy the in-
Of these Professors in the several de-
parrments.
*Thc name of this gentleman was not in
serted in the first impression Of this advertise
men,, for The reason that his acceptance OF our
proposals had moi then come 10 hand.
Barhamvle, Aug Is, 1870 d 81