Holly Springs gazette., 1842-06-24
HCIlY SPRINGS FEMAE INSTITUTE.


next session OF this Institute will be opened the
cond Monday in July The Principal having made
Trustees Tor bis occupying the building
and premises during five yaTs aud months
has made already Preparations Tor The expenditure
upon and the grounds of 3 500 The house will be tho
roughly finished for the reception OF pupils twenty
five of whom be accomm5daed Immediately with board
ghe associate Principal the Rev A MEKRILL and 9th
er teachers will reside Institute with The boarders and
thus form one amiy-a family which all the soictudes
of parental anxiety aud shall be exercised Mrs MER
|RrL who is peculiarly happy IN management winning the
affections of the pupils the time she enforcing an
romising discipline will be specially engaged in the
I"wel ordered home The BoarderS attention sha be dl
rected TO the branches of Domestic Economy where
4by relief will be given their literary pursuits They
shall be required attend somewhat to their wardrobe 10
keep every article of their apparel npefec neanes and III
order Plain needeork shall have lts due share
attention Every article OF dres must be distinctly marked
with the full of the young lady, and her hatdozen
koes required be bropgh by her. properly numbered
Boarders will no: be allowed so shopping without one
# the ladies ofhe Institute will supernend their pur
/ hase and then except when Parents or Guardians
Shall have left instruction to permit such shopping.
No oarder will be aowel to leave the grounds unless BY
Is The Young ladies will be deprived OF any
Privilege or pleasure which they would enjoy IN any well
regulated family and hepedt that the Efforts which
will made promote their happiness and the care shat WI"
be exercised their morals and general dPo
together with the advantages which VIII reul' rom
their being punca in their attendance a sickness can Dc
only for attendance when boarding the honse
the school augh will be an nducement or parents
to place their daughters IN the Institute
not intended 10 debar young ladies the enjoyment
of the good society which the affords Company Will
he occasonaily invited Institute With the designed
view of the Improvement and qualification OF the family
Roarders shall attend the church. which their Parents
| Guardians shall have directed they shall go
A beautiful cabinet is already Obtained and splendid
Phiosophical Apparatus hourly expected THIS Is
pesbe furniture in all institutions which pretend 10
leach thoroughy-fo without the sciences ot Natural or
Philosophy aud Chemistry cannot be wen incu
Gated
Donations of books the Library increasing and 1t
is hoped that ereong generosity Of friends will be direc
ted OF the cabinet Of m'neraosy and to
he botanical garden
THE PRESENT FACULTY CONSISTS OF
REV {. A. FOSTER, Rector and Principal
Rev A. P MERRILL Associate Principal
Mrs A. r MERRILL, Precepness
Miss MARTHA w FRASER. Assistant IuIoress
J. F. GoSEKE ESQ. Professor OF Music
Miss NJ Music on Piano Forte
Il Mas SARAH d. THOMPSON, Mairon
Arrang progress tor an additional teacher
i'll the literary department
No pains will be spared the part OF the Faculty
.buie forming character OF the pupils alter TIE most
approved of excellence developed by refined socle
ty and christian morality
ed without which all efforts teach must prove vain and
useless Although firm aud infeSlbe shall be tempered
with kindness affection, and therefore no young lads
will he received as oil this Institute whose parents
or guardians will yield this highly necessary and san
The wear Will be divided INTO Two of five months
r each.
s TUITION half payable in advance and the balance
at end of the session As heavy VIII oe
forthwith made the huIidlnS, II Is hoeu 'n S iees
: be promptly paid 10 advance -
+ No pupil received less than session No deducon
for absence except of proacted sickness Pupils
entered an time previous the middle of the session. VIII
ne CHARGED the same if entered at the beginning
Board and washing $1,000 per month,-the hall session @
paid invariably advance In Summer mattresses VIII DC
furnished: but in Winter the boarders viii be required 10
nroyide themselves with feather beds they need them
p p'0 RATES OF TUITION
ns ne ,,....,,uv;sn nen,rtmen,. $1,000
c; Junior Department, lo,oo
Al Senior Department, ~e'oe
il CLASSICAL AND ORNAMENTAL DEPARTMENT. 2
Latin. Greek French Spanish. Italian. $1,000
Music the Harp. :s zoou
Piano, Organ, or GultaL 2ooU
Accordion. .:s .#si ioOU
Use of Harp Piano. Organ, for practice. 5.Oo
Accordion or Guitar. (. z9u
Drawing and painting Water Coors, twice week. oou
in Oils canvass. l5ou
ST. Ornamental needle work, Gu
b Transferring Shell and Wax-work and Crystiilza-
ton. per lesson : $: ioe
: Use of Drawing Patterns, &c. : sss - l'os
- Library and reading room, isut
Plain needle work. caisthencs &c. without extra charge
The course Of this Institute VIII be thorougf
and efficient and designed to embrace the term OF nre
years from the time of entering the junior Department
c. a FOSTER.