The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1847-02-10
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FEMALE EAss ADEsEaTH.

The xerGisee nf nf3ihis Institliio be
resumed on the j 9Th of Jannury a s4 .sss
The interest manifested ,pWartls his en-
terprise, hns induced; lhe Prinripai 40 pnr- \
cliase the establishment. and lie is s,,,'ss
enyaye,l.in making;e xtsnsiye impro Y e,nents
on the eibniltiings and grounds. s gs
9tj The lpcalinn, after rhAxipg undergone. sie
test nf innrc,thaiIa u halfctntury, as place
ofresort fpr ,hsallh, Scer,ainly needs no
new com,rentntion, An,lilelwri,er, (bay-
ing n very strong consumptiy e ,icndenry.)
from his own experience during the last
very severe lwinter, believes that The dry
ness nfEthc atmnsphere renders ilis ones0f
.thc best 1Dinter, ms well as summer resi-
drnces, That cail be selected in tile Snnth-
ern country. - AZ regar,is health. economy,
and freetlnnif from the ;innuencra llat often,
relard the'progress uf ynung ladies in viii
lages nn.i towns, this Institution present.
pcculinr ndvarluGes: f,o which mny be nd
tlr,i, refined aud Intelligent saciety. liz its
vicinity. AZ M
liriis The purpose nf The Principal To-
build up n, institution in which, Through,
AMI, at tile shine time, accomplished edit.
catinn may be- Oblainrtl: and rtga ding a. u
education ms 4raicail ilys defective, which.
does not aim NJ the formation and training
Of the moral character according 10 The
spirit untl prec"nts 0ffthe GOSPEL, lie will
enhcavor To educate the hearts as we'll
us the minds aud manners 0f his pupils
an,i 60 prepare them fur becoming useful
and Intelligent members Of sucieiy. 4;,e#
Deicacy torbids the Principal 10 speak
Of the competency of himsrlf aud Mrs.
DuBosE To conduct sucI, au. institution,
but he pledges himself that the Teachers
en.agc,', are Of the first order in their dc.
partmruts.
E Chapel has been opened, and The
young ladies' will enjoy tho advantages Of
regular religious services every Sabbath.
The scholastic year will consist of ten
months. vacation Of two weeks will
be given from the Ist TO the 18Th of NAV,
ansi the exercises close on the 9Th Of No
venber.
TERMS FOR TEN MONTHS.
Board and Tuition. including
Fuel, Lights and Washing, $3.50 90
Music-Pian" or Guitar, iucIu.
ling Vocal Music and use Of
Instruments, SO 90
Drawing aud Painting, SO 90
Modern Languages
Spanish, German ar Italian, 40 90
IFThe terms. except the furnishing Of
Stationery, will be the same as til, y have
been during the present year.
Enstrucs0rs.
N1v sAAc%uGo nu u15 H. Miss M5s Nj MAa2 2qn4sE oaE
Dr.. AuLD will deliver course OF Lee.
lures OH Chemistry dn,ing the year, anL
complete chemical aud philosophical appa.
ralns will he provided fnr illustrating by
experiments, the subjects of his Lectures
Instruction in Veal Music will form
part Of the exercises Of The school, bu,
neither for this, Chemistry. nor Latin and
Greek, will th"r" be any crtra chnrue.-
The charge "f $50 will cover all The cx
prnseS of II pupil, unless she receives in
stru"ti"n III Instrumental u Music, Drawlnu
or the M !-rn Languages
~ B.--i:arh young lady will he rxpcct.
cd I" have her name distinctly marked an
every article OF her clrlhing, aud also To
furnish her own ,wrlS.
Nv II, 1916. 9 #
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