The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1846-12-30
iSI6ll sl6'is THE BRADR0RDSsPRINGss
FEN LEI "a u ADENfY'

The exercises Or this Institution will be
tesumed on the 18th ofJanusry, 1647. 81
The interest mani Tested towards his en-
terprise, has induced the Principal to Pur.
chase The establishment, and he Is now
/. .engaged jn making extensive improvements
Oh the buildings and grounds. Is
-;iaThe location, afier having ng5nndergone the
test Of more; than q ,halEcantury,as place
,of resort for health, certainly 4geeds no
Il new wscommendalion.f + And the writer, (hav-
!, Ing. very strong consHmptive ieHdency.)
b from his own experience during the last
e tery severe winter, believes that the dry
! hess, Of the atmosphere renders this one of
the best 1cinter,l las we'll as, summer resi-
dences, that can be selected in the South.
ern country. AS regards healtll,! economy,
and freedom from the influences that often
reiard the progress oCtyoungt ladies in vii
,slages and towns, this Institution present
peculiar advantages: totwhich may be adj
ded, refined and intel'is sent' societyain it's
vicinity. ,i2t' rHHinA''W', 4. I!ie 81
a s1t.is. the purpose Of the Principal to
build up an'ins.i!ution in which thorough,
and, at the same times 'aecomplished edu-
cation htmsy be ob,ained; and regarding all
; education as radically defective, which
!: docs not aim at the formation and training
( of The moral character according io,ihe
spirit and precepls Of the Gospel, he'will
sendesvorltio educate the hearts as well
aas ,he1 minds and manner l6f his pupils,
Ttnd TO- prepare them CDr becoming useful
andin.el,i9ent members Of socie,y.ii
'Delitacy forbids' ihe Principal 10 speak
of.the competency Of himself and, Mrs.
DuBosE TO conduct such an. Institution,
but he pledges himself that the Teachers
engaged, are of The first order in their de-.
partments!s ~ Sl - w.
"A Chapel has been opened, and the
young ladies will enjoy the advantages of
regular religious services every Sabbath.
The scholastic year will consist of ten
months. A vacation Of two weeks will
be given from the LIST to the 18th Of May,
and the exercises close on tho 9th Of No
vember.
TERMS FOR TEN MONTHS.
Board and Tuition, including
Fuel, Lights aud Washing, $3.50 90
Music-Piano or Guitar, inclu.
ling Vocal Music and use Of
Instruments, 50 90
Drawing and Painting, -. 80 90
Modern Lsnguages-French
Spanish, German or Italian, 40 90
DThe terms. except the furnishing Of
Stationery, willhe The same as they have
been during the present year.
Instructors.
lsAACAULD, NJ. {. Miss MARY HORT.
DR.. AuLp will deliver course Of Lee.
.ures on Chemistry during the year, and a
complete chemical and philosophical1app
ratus will be provided for illustrating by
experiments. the subjects of his Lectures
instruction in Vocal Music will form
part Of the, exercises Of the school, but
neither for this, Chemistry. nor Latin and
Greek, will there be my extra charge
The charge Of $3.50 will cover all the ex.
penses Of pupil, unless she receives in
struction in Instrumental Music, Drawing.
or the, Modern Languages.
NIB Each young lady will be expect
Ledyto have her name distinctly marked on
every article other clothing, and also to
furnish her own towels.
Nov. IL, 1876. 2 tf
The American AgricuIturist.
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