Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-09
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VFDER THEfATRoNAeB oF THE GRAND LoDG


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MASONIC COLLEGE.
UNDER TIE PATRONAGE OF THE GRAND LODGE
OF KENTUCKY.
FhNHlS Institution orig nated in bequesi OF S10,-
IL 900, left by the will oflhe late WIN. Funk, Esq.
Of Oldham county; and incorporated as College un-
der the name of the 'Funk Seminary" by the Lee
gisialure of Kentucky-was taken under the patron
age OF the Grand Lodge at its Grand Annual Com.
municalon in 1874. The first Collegiate year was
closed in August last, under the gratifying and
suspicious circumstances. The generosity OF The
Grand Lodge and Subordinate Lodges OF Kentucky &,
has enabled the Trustees to place the Institution on
such "A basis as will warrant the confidence Of the
community, and secure the accomplishment of the
objects proposed in its adoption.
The OBJKcrs had IN view are--lst. The gratu-
ilous education of the both of deceased aud
Of destitute Masons; and, I'd To afford 10 The
public AT large "A Collegiate Institution, whose adj
vaniages shall be ample, and the terms moderate.
THK COURSE OF STUDY is full-enbracing a
PREPARATORY, Classical. and Mathematical De-
partment, together with Department OF Mutual and
Moral Science, IN which all the branches OF Study
taught in the most favored Institutions oil the land
will be included. Pupils may, however, terminate
their studies ith the English branches, and receive
certificate Of character and Of proficiency; or ut
their option complete the course, and graduate with
the usual honors
THE Faculty consists of President, Profes-
err OF the Preparatory Department. The reputation,
both us President, scholar and man, enjoyed so
deservedy by The President of the Institution, Rev.
j. X. Finley, A. NJ, (who is also Professor OF Men,
tai aud Moral Science and the zeal and ability
heretofore exhibited by the other members oil The
Faculty, authorize the anticipation, and afford sure
guaranty OF their future success.
The LOCATION of the Institution Is mt one oil the
most beautiful points in the State-Lagtange, The
County Seat of Oldham, County, distant % miles
from Louisville, 10 from Shelbyyile, 80 from Frank
fort, and from the OHIO river. The community in
which The students mingle, is unsurpassed IN the
State Tor correct, moral and religious sentiment, for
intelligence aud refinement. Indeed the Trustees
feel confident that happier location, in every re-
spect, could not have been selected, and would ear.
nesIv recommend the Institution to the patronage Of
the Masonic Fraternity especially, and 10 that oil the
public ut large in the West and Southwest, and
pledge themselves that effort shall be wanting
their part TO make the Masonic College worthy Of
the entire confidence of it's patrons and friends
They particularly invite The attention Of Southern
Parents the many advagIages offered by this lnsti-
tuition place ior The education OF their sons.
THE TERMS OF TuIrloS are unusually low, viz:
of five months, 8 6 90
In the College Proper, per same, 10 90
Boarding, washing, fuel and lights can be bad ia
private families in the town for 81 so TO 81 10 per
week.
For further particulars, please address
Rev. J. RANDOLPH FINLEY, President.
BY order of the Board OF Trustees.
A. M. GAZLAY, Secretary.
The first session OF the second year will be opened
on the last Monday in September, 18th instant.
A Female High School will be opened al La
grange OH the same day, under The charge of Rev.
Q. II. Edmiston, with competent Female Assist
ant, and at terms Of tuition equally low with those
Of the Masonic College.
Lagrange, Sept. 10, 1885, sep 30 20S-a
MRS. GEORGK's
BoARDIYG AND DAY SCHOOL foR YoUSG LADIES,
No. 81 G0Uernment-street.
TNNHE PRINCIPAL, with grateful thanks for the
Il liberal patronage she has been favored with,
akes pleasure in announcing to the public the pres
ent advantages which this Institution holds out to
hose who wish to pursue thorough course Of i'll
,truction. Mr.. NORMAN PINNEY, who has long
been engaged in teso Ning in this city, and from his
success has increase confidence in his method of
npartng knowledge, '. .1gve instruction in the En-
lish language German and Spanish will be taught
BY able professors, under the direction Of MIR. p.
Madam KoyALEsKI, recently from Europe, la
" of distinguished ability has been engaged TO teach
Vocal and Instrumental Music.
French is the language Of Mrs. G's family, and is
,racticed during meal hours, hours Of tuition, and
of school, as much rs circumstances permit.
The discipline OF the school is mild, but at the
same lime firm and strict
Conditions.
For instruction in the French and Eng sh languages ST.
s5 ST. 81 and So per month.
Vocal and Instrumental Music, first class, ST. per MONTH
Board varying from s. to Si2 per month.
Each boarder TO FL. nsh bed, bedding, towels, sill
YER goblet, etc. etc.
Parents and guardians who do not reside in Mo-
bile are expected appoint Agent in the city who
will be Responsible for all dues. Terms payable
moathlyAlD advance.
References
GEORGE y. GAINES,
JOHN A. CAMPBELL,
A. s. Ounce, ! Mobile.
PERCY WALKER,
WAIT 8. HOYT.
- B nns' N. oL oyDr' Dsmopolis.
WIN. BorKrs Portland, Dallas CO.
o. The duties of the school will be resumed on
he second Monday in October. se,,2e l04
ITO GRocERs AND COUNTRY MER-
i CHANTS-Dnect Importation of Malaga and
French Wines, S'e-The Spanish Mlstico Del Car
men, Capt. Pajes, is expected to arrive here. from
The 10th to the 10Th Nov. next, from Malaga. with
4 full cargo OF FRUITS, WINES, &c, consisting
in part Of
Bunch Muscatel Raisins IN whole. half and
quarter boxes
Fibcris, Lemons, Prunes, Olive Oil
Claret in casks, &c &c. &C. which will be sold
on landing to the trade on favorable terms
oct2 ESLAVA, MURRELL h 60.
u EERS K SMITH have on hand on consign-
~ ment and for sale low at No ~ st Michael
street.
Virginia Osnaburgs twed and PLAN
Georgia Jeans and Liosevs, Kentucky do
10 bales Blankets, 100 kegs Nails
50 bbls N. Z. Rum, Java Coffee
10 bbs MonongaheIa Whiskey
100 bbs Philadelphia Lime superior finishing
Havana Segais, Drays and Wheelbarrows
Bagging, Rope and Irvine
VESTIGES OF THE Observation-Disclosures
Of the Natural History Of Creation, BY Sir Rich
ard Vyoyan, Bart, second edition, from the third
London edition, greatly amended by the author, and
an introduction by Rev. George b. Cheever, ID. D.,
III vol. lime. lust received and for sole by
J. M. SUMWALT g. CO., booksellers
aug9 and Stationers, 81 Dauphin.st.
g UNDRIES-5O casks fine Cincinnati Sides;
800 do Shoulders; 10 terces Family Hams;
$50 bags Oats; 20 kegs Butter; so bbls Whiskey,
in store and for sale BY
seps MARSHALL. ROWE & co.
wv ESTERN PRODUCE :
w Is hhds fair Sugar, 10 do prime do
40 casks Cincinnati Sides
20 do do Shoulders
600 bags prime White Corn
400 do Seed Oats, IS bbls Whiskey
SO bbls Ohio Flour, 80 do Molasses
20 do extra family Hams
in store and TO arrive per schooners Emma, Au-
rora and Sarah, for sale by
aug3O MARSHALL, ROWE & co.
g UNDRIES-2O casks Gin Sides, in store
- 20 do do do to airline
20 do do Shoulders, to arrive
30 tIerces extra lIams, in store
100 bbls Rectifed Whlskey, SO bbls Molasses
so bbls Flour, Wire, Lea Il Co brand
100 bbs Ohio Flour, 80 kegs Butter
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