The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1846-12-16
I; THE RRADf0RD sPisINas
FEMALE "a O AUEsNEY


resumed onSthe 9Th OF January, i1S47.a n
9aT The interest sfahanifestedE tow ards his rp5
terprioe, iiass ihtI1scd tie Pfthcifai i}.J titr4
chase the cstablishltieilt,s and ne is nav II
.engage,iin making extensive improvements
intte huil,lings .antd jg rounds.
f The ]0ca aiion; after hHrihtunleTr6nt;t tile
test Of rnGrctlhal, a halEcs Hiurr, as i Mice
Of resort for Iiealih, certainly; ieetlsa I'D
new And The writef.fi,av.
ing a very strong consnmptivc tendency.J
from his own experience during tile last
very severe ,wis!er, believes haiIthcStlry.
ness of the atmosphere render. tfiis.6nefu fuf
tho best tuinter,sas woiiasus{ stniineril rcsi<
iences. that can be selected lii tile s;6utltt
ern country. AS regafis health. economy,
and freedom from the Influences ihat ofte.,
,retard the progress ofS young ladies invil
lagos dtowns,a this Instii1tion present 1
peculiar advantages: toiwhicIl snnp be ati.
ded, d,.refined andintellig chi society," its
vicinity. e5f 81 Z 81 ~
&, Il is the purpose of the Principal 10
bnildnp an.inslituiioni in which d thorough,
and. at The same Time, accomplished cdu.
cation may be obtaihed, and regarding all.
education ns radically Detective which
itl0es not aim at the formation anil training
;0f the moral character according 10 the
spirit and pfccents Of 3tlie G oapel; lie will
.endeavor 10 feducoic iIe hearts as we'll
as the minds and manners .of his pupils.
,andsto prepare them tfor becoming useful
andintclligent members of society.
Delicacy forbids' the Principal is speak
Of the competency Of himself md Mrs.
DuBosE 10 conduct such an institution,
but he pledges himself that The Teachers
engaged, are Of the first order in their de.
Par,melits. 1eif;jl.i 34:ii7 aQ!tsIl
"A Chapel has been opened, and ile
young ladies will enjoy the ;ad vaniages Of
regular religious services every Sabbath.
The scholastic year will consist Of len
months. vacation OF two weeks will
beEgiven frum the ] 81 10 the 18Th or May,
and the ,exercisesclose on tho 9th Of No
svember. u s
RMssfoR TEN MONTHS.
Board and Tuition. including st.s,
Fael, Lights and Washing, el5O 90
Music-Piano or Guitar, Sinclu.
s ling Vocal Music and use Of i, S
Instruments, i. 80 90
Drawing and Painting, s,. 80 90
Modern. Mod 3Langungcs--Frenclt,
Spanish, German or Italian, 40 90
GFThe terms. except The furnishing Of
Stationery. will he the same as they have
been during the present yoar.5 .tft
Instructors:
REV. J. j. DUBOSE, 4 Mrs. M. e. DUBOSE,
IsAAcAULDfM.E. Miss MARY Y0iiORT:.
Dr.AuLD will deliver a COURSE 6f Lees
lures on Chemistry during The year, and d
complete chemical and philosophical appa4
ratns wili'be provided for 5illusira,ing by
experiments the subjects of HE Lectures
lnstruciion in; Vocal Music will form
parts Of the exercises Of The school, but
neither for this, Chemistry.inurs Latin md
Greek, will there be uny ertra CHARGE
The charge OF $3.50 will cover iatlie en-.
ipenses of pupil, unless she receives in-
strnctinn in Instrumental Music, Drawing,
or the Modern Languages. Y: 'ssfti Sst
N, b. Each young ludy@il, ue. expect,
ell 10 have her name distinctly marked ON
avery article Of her clothing, and also 10
furnish her own towels. Il s
Nuv. III 1916. o. tf