Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-09-10
south Carolina Female
ENSERA'U'H'E.
Under liz dirtction ~ Ur. ELLIS MiRRS and
Ice. ULLLINGIUN II. TfLER.


Ice. HLLLINGIUN H. TYLER.
The Principals OF tins llIsttniOn deem 1t
pIu;!er ~ ti> tine tuunOltCc 10 tliusc uierest-
eli, tiIat the Ia rwIug individuals are engaged 10
pr, Sdr over t;Ir several departments oi Illstruc-
t!UiI.tu " lcl. lclr l'ncs are respectively yalf&cu
Department ~ 0cdi GRd Instrumental Music:
alr.:iEcIIIDAID DurTEEwGRTll, OF EdihDurs,
Scotland Professor oi Music MIR. b. adds 10
tie ltStlInony Winch ON personal acquaintance
riiabrS IrS ln give, the highest credenlIas iroh
public aud prisale sUllcrS III the City oil New
York. where he has fu. many ears zen known
as hSily popular teacher ol Tie flalo, 1ui-
tar. and 9t'.rr Ii>lI unt his.
lie will nIso render his services in the high
CT department Of the arl Of Fainlng, III which
his calnls 10 superiority IRE well established;
Mr.. AEEOTr. MI. 4. is personally kilowri
To us as having proved hnnscii highly iaitn-
In and competent Instructor 10 MANY OF the
Ills. iiiies and institutions OF ,ne north, and
is having ever buIne an iireproaclable chaiuc-
ter, Us Il gentleman and a Christian.
Department Of Mathematics and Of Natural
Scicncc :-BEHJATIS RICHARDS, A. M.-Mr.
*. has been heretofore connected with tho
Faculty OF instruction i'll Union Collese. 10
tic uncqnvOcul expression OF orr own teslIno-
ny, III hriIal OF the talents and character OF this
gcnlrnlal:, We slbjnin that Of Professor Joslln:
New York, July 4th, 1S10.
"Thc undersigned has for many years been
personally acquainted with BENZ, Richards, A.
81, and has always entertained u high respect
Tor his talents uni moral qualities. MIR. Rich:
ards has been long and iumiiarly acquainted
with the Natural Sciences. and well known as
al able lecturer OH those subjects, and success
lul instructor in some ol The most respectable
institutions in The Northern States. should
consider him 4 valuable acquisition tu any in-
sltutIGn which might secure his services as
Professor. b. +. JOSLIN, NJ. D..
Prof Ma,h and Nat FhilUs i'll
Univ of N. Y"
Department Of Modern Languages (Frcnch.
Spantsh amd haiian): Mons. V. ii MASGEr.
This gentleman has been for many years, and
Is nj the present time, instructor i'll Modern
Languages in Amherst College. From the
Faculty OF the College. and from The Principals
Of lligi Sch"nis in New Haven and Philadel-
pI.ia. where he has taught, Mons. Manget
brings the most abundant and satisfactory tes-
tmomiai- Of competence, iaIthfuncss und sue
cess in his profession. rs well as of his irre-
proaclablc cIduclcr and gemilch,anly deport-
meat
Department Of Drawing. Painting and En-.
Jruidsry: Madame V. II. MANGET.
Bridgeport. Conn, Both March, ,lS40.
Madame Fclicic Alangct had charge for
nearly Iwoycars oi' 'Ilc Departments of Frenc!
and Drawing in the Greenfield High School
for Young Ladies'. o!which was then Prncl-
pal. During that time she acquitted herself
III all respects as we'll qualified and consclcn-
tiorISly faithful teacher. Her Crayon Draw.
inGs more than rivaIrd the i.iIhographrd Pl:nt5
from whicl, they were copied. and for which
they were frequently mistaken. She possesses
too i iimr literary lstr. which enables her 10
apprrrl;'e and 10 point ont the beauties OF the
French Clas$irS. HENRY JONEa,
Teacher of Il select Class. and Eng. Schools
Il" justify the responsibilities incurred i'll
these and other engagements with teachers
thus gliucd, we have concluded to yield TO
many and urgent S"!ri;ation$. to ADM, ycnng
: Ladies from the ncighborhoot, not otherwise
connected with the Institute. TO ENJOY the in.
srIlrIinilS ui these Professors in the several de-
parmrnS.
The ramc Of this gentleman was not in.
serted in the first impression Of Ibis advertise.
ulen'. inr lr rraSon that his acrrpIarice Of our
proposals hal not then come 10 hand
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