Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-09-24
South Carolina Female
G.NS1h'E U'EE.
Under the direction oj DR.. Ellis MIRA S and
Ice. HELLiNGTON II. TILEE.


Ice. WELLiNGTON II. TfLEE.
The Principals of tins Institution deem it
proper at tS time to ANNOUNCE 10 those llIlci e>t
ed, that the following Individuals are en@aseu 10
preside over the several departments ui In.titir-
1ion,in winch their nam arr resi,ec!lvcy affixed
Department ~ / ocai and instrumental base:
MIR. ARCHIBALD BUrTERwoRTH, OF Ednb'rs,
Scotland. Professor OF Music" Mr.. Il adds to
The testimony winch ouI personal acquaintance
enables us 10 give, the nIsmeSt credentials from
public and private sources IN the CITY oi Ne"
York, where he has tor many ,ear> been knOwn
as highly popular teacher ol the Pane, GuI.
tar. and uter ltst lllncnts.
fle will also render his services in the high.
or department oi the art OF Painting, III Which
his claims to superiority are wei established.
Mr.. ABBOTT. lir. y. Is personally known
mi and "olnPettnt ] p'f ,ni,rtet6r fS EaIy OF tie
first Elucs and institutions OF the n"ttii. aiu
us liaving ever boIuc an l;rcrroachaDic oiia' ac'
ter, as Il getl,man and CHRISTIAN
Department Of Mathematics ana ct N"nI@
Science :-BEHJAxIS i;IcHARD-, y. M.-Mr'
r has been heretofore connected with the
Faculty OF instruction III lnIon College. {"
,hc unc1uiv ocaI exprcssi"i oi our own ieShii"-
nv, in behalf oil the talents ami ci'aract OF 'iS
gentleman, we subinin that Of Professor josin:
New York. Jul, 4th, lelU.
"Thc undersigned has for many years been
personally acquainted with Benz Richards a.
M., aud has always entertained high re>Pecl
for his talents and moral qualities. MIR. Rich
ards has been long and tamilarIy acquainted
with the Natural sciences. and well khowii aS
an able lecturer OIL those slilJtctS, ana success
ful instructor in some oi the most respectable
institutions in the Northern States. should
consider linn valuable acquisition IT, any NJ
stitution which might secure his >rrvlcesas 4
Professor. B. f. JOSLlN, NJ. D..
Prof Matli. and Nat fhil"s. III
Univ. of n. Y"
Department of Modern Languages French,
Spanish and hatian): Mons. V. III MASGET
This gentleman has heen for many years, and
is ut the present time, Instructor III Mo ern
Languages in Amherst College. From the
Faculty of the College. and from the Pri cIrals
Of High Schools in New Haven and Phadcl-
phia, where he has taught, Nous. ManSet
brings the most abundant and satisfactory tes-
,imonials of competence faitlfuIness and sue
cess in his profession. as well rs Of his irre-
proachable character aud genilemany deport-
ment
Department Of Dra,cing, Painting and En-
aroidery: Madame V. II. MASeET.
bridgeport. Conn.,, Both March, 1910.
"Madame Vellcie Manget had charge for
nearly two wears Of the Departments of French
and Drawing in the Greenfield High School
for Young Ladies. Of which was then Princ
pal. During tina, time she acquitted herself
in all respects wei qualified aud conscien
tious;v f;ll,nini ,"nci.rr !lr' cr,, ~ Draw
ina< no:eth than rivat'"'i tlic '-ltngrari,-" tr'nl
fron which they wac copied, and for ~lIci
they were frequently mistaken. She possess!
TOO. fnc literary taste which ennh'"s her e
appreciate d 10 ..oIi; .,'ii t';r l"'nu'"S oi liz
French CiasSrs. llENRh JONE:.
Teacher of Il select Class. and Eng. School
To Justify the responsibilities incurred II
,hese and other engagements with tcact err
thus qualified. we have concluded to yield II
many and urgent solicitations 10 adml, y"un:
Ladies from the nrighborhood, not "thcrwls'
connected with the institute. 10 ENJOY the IN
ptruclons of these Professors i'll the several de
pariments.
4Thc name of this gentleman was not in
serted in the first impression Of this advertise
ment, for the reason that his acceptance OF on
proposals had not then come 10 hand.
Barhamville, Aug l5 lSI0 d 81