The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-09-28
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MRS CHARLES isPANN,, Sen. respectiultyin-
forms her friends and the public that she has located
herself in Camden, where the duties Of her Institu-
tion will commence on the fist day Of November
next ..,,!3.s5s-,..,..s.
The course of instruction will comprise, Spelling
Reuding, Writing, Arithmetic; Grunmur, SGeegra-
ply, the use Of Maps and Globes, Ancient md Mod
ern History, Elements of Astronomy, Botuny and
Natural Philosophy. @ Hg ~
The French Language will be taught, and after q
few months instruction may have give n The Pupil
some pruicielicy il wform. far as possible, the
general made of communication between tie Teach
crs and Scholars. Music, both instrumental and
Vocal, Drawing and Painting in Water Colours,
Plain and Ornamental Needle Work, Of various. do
scriptions. ss:E sst.,
The Ladies' charged with Tho duties Of this Institu-
tion, will be yigilantn requiringan exact compiqnce
with every Rule, and strict attention to petite
and amahe dcportmen and also 10 train their Pupils
to habits of ORDER neatness and industry. AQharter
ly r port of the conduct, proficiency and Ieaitt OF
thc children, will be sent to parents aud guardians
res ling ut distance. There will he yearly Va
cation OF four W, eks in The summer and nne week
at Christmas Those peri"ds can be spent cit, er with
The parents or at tho Institution. In addition to
her Camden residence, where Mrs. SPANS con lc-
counodate fifty Pupils bourders, sle hus secured
for the summer months Of the ensuing year, large
and airy residence at Krkwood, where those young
ladies' VIII, may BE- entrusted to her care, can re-
main with perfect salty. Is
TER M 8. ,s:.sSI
An entire course of English Tuition, with
board and washing, per unnuln, $500 90
French, 40 90
Stationary, ~ IS 90
Piano Forte, 50 %
Usn of Instruments lO200
Drawing and Painting, 4 40 90
Plain and fancy Needle Work, s2tlzOO
Fire Wood, 81 90.
Where Parents prefer fixed charge, $3.50 00sper
annun, one hall payable in advance, will entitle u
pupil to all the ud anIngcs Of The Institution:
Each boarder will bring with her six dinner nap.
kins and six towels, and silver table ard ten spoon
The Pupils will have tic Benefit ofa select Library,
both French AID English
Books for tic diffrcn classes can he furnished at
the Institution at Charleston prices and also materials
for Embroidery.
To Day Scholars, the price for English Tuition
will vary from Sto 10 and IL dollars per quarter,
according to Tie class the child may enter.
Children residing at short distance from Com-
den, can be accommodated with weekly board at
50 so per week, ending on Friday afiernoon.s.st7s
Guitar and Dancing at the prices charged by the
Master employed. - -
RFEREN ECES.
Hon. J. J. EVANS, Society Hill, Darlington
District Hon. J. S. RICHARDSON, Clarendon,
Sumter District; GEO. w. DARGAN, Esq. Dar-
Iington C. H.; Hon. r. I. Moses, w. A., Coll
cLoUGI, Esq. Sumtervil!e, Sumter District; s.
J. MsRRAy, Esq. JOHN S. BRApFosD, Esq, State
burg, THOMAS SALMoND, Esq. Hon. w. McWILl
LIE, Gen. J. w. CANrEY, Maj. JoHN GaNTEY,
Camden, Kcrshaw District; DR.. s. H:sDIcKsoN,
DR.. J. BELLINeER, CHARLES EDMoNDsToN, Esq
Charleston. -
Camden June 90. 1912.