Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-09-17
South Carolina Female
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Under The direction gj DR.. L.Lio MIHkS and
Rer. ULLLiNL TON If. IlLLh.

Rec. HLLLiNL TON If. ilLLh.
The Princlpa,s ui lnS Institution deem II
proper at tins time toannounce 10 uUse interest
ed, that tie following Individuals are ehSaSed u
preside over the several departments oi insl'u,-
tontv Inch tlelr nlliirS are res 'ccllvcly alllAeu
Department OF FOCAL and instrumental 4Iussc:
Mr. ARCHIBALD DUrrEKwoRru, OF i.di"b"iS,
Scotland, Professor oi Music" Mr.. Is audS 10
the testimony wIlc! OH, personal acquaintance
enables us u give, the nshest credeIlIa's rom
public and private sources III The CITY ol Ne"
York, where he has tor many years been known
as highly popular teacher oi the Piano. HuI-
tar and Otner lnstl uniciitS
He will also render his services in the high
er department of the art OF Painting, III which
his claims to superiority are well eSla. IiSlicd.
MIR. ABBOTT. AIr. A. Is personally known
to us as ilavIng proved himself nighl. iali'-
ful and competent instructor IN many OF Tie
first families and institutions OF the north, ana
as having ever buiue an irreproachablc cliarac'
ter, as Il gentleman and Christian.
Department of Mathematics and Of Natural
Science :-BENJAMIN RICHARDS, A. M.-Mf.
X. has been heretofore connected Will Tie
Faculty OF instruction IN Union College. 10
the uneqnivOcai expression oi our own teS'Itio-
n.y. in behalf oil the talents and Character oil this
gentleman, we subI"In that ot Professor J0Sin:
NV York, July 4th lo4U.
"The undersigned has Tor maly ycaiS becn
personally acquainted with Benz, Richards, y.
NJ, aud has always entertained high respect
for his talents and moral qualities. MIR. Rich
ards has been long and faniliariy acquainted
with the Natural Scieuces. and well known lis
an able lecturer OH those subjects, and Succcss-
ful instructor ~ solne ol the most respectable
H., III.
consider him Il valuable acquisition I" any IN
stituuon which might secure his services us 4
Professor. Is. s. JOsLlA, Nj. d..
Prof Malh alrd Nat Phil'.s. i'll
Univ. of y. Y.
Department Of Modern Languages (Frcnch,
Spanish and Hutian): Mons. '. ii MAHGET.
This gentleman has been for mauy years ant
is at the present time, Instructor III Alo"ern
Languages in AmllerS, College. From the
Faculty OF the College and from ih' Principals
Of High Schools in New Haven and Pinla'!el-
phia, where hc has taught. A1oIs Maneel
brings the mUSt abundant and satisfactory les.
tmonlals nf competence. EhitiIfusnrsS and sue
cess in his profession. aus well as of his irre-
proachable character aud senlrnianly dep"rt.
nent.
Department Of Dra,cing, Painting and Em-
broidcry: Madame V. II. MASGEr.
Bridgeport. Conn. 3Oth March.lSi0.
"Madane Vrcie Mangct had cllar.c Tor
nearly TWO years of the Departments OF French
and Drawing in the Greenfield High School
for Young Ladies. OF which was then Princi-
pal. During that tim" she acquitted herself
in all respects as n vel qualified AMI cUrlscicn-
tiously faithful teacher Her Crayon Draw
ings more than rivalled the Lithograpll'd Prints
from whiy.. they were copied, and Tor wrich
they were Frequently mistaken. She Possesses )
too a fine literary taste which enables her To
appreciate aud TO point ont the beauties of the
French Classics. HENRY JONES,
Teacher Of select Class and Eng. School.
To justify the responsibilities incurred in
these and other engagements with teacl ers
thus qualified. we have concluded 10 yield 10
many and urgent solicitations, to admit young
Ladies from the ncighborhood, not otherwise
connected with the institute, to enjoy tue i'll
struciions of these Professors in the several de-
partments.
The name Of this gentleman was not in.
serted in the first impression Of this advertise
ment. for the reason that his acceptance of our
proposals had not then come 10 hand.
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