The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1847-01-13
THE RRAD 100 sPRINgs . IS, Il
EsEMII Wy.

Thot escises 6fsshisIns.in,ion will be
resumed 'nsthe I 5lli Iinus s47 s,5
T'hei, .rest mani ifssiu slownrtls Ills en-,
yyftcrPrise,l sSintacetgt III Icipal tn p,ir-
s.rhase the, embellishments and si,ei is now
B sengage,i.ii Mhking extensive impr oaenenls
son theihntldings ami ground 81 ). y jS 4 !,
~ The'lSoaliun. hi Ter hastng undergo
4 lest off,nore thaiisas halfcsl sllnry, asa place
: pf resort for sIeaiih, scef!ainl Gee,ls Fne
hew comn:endation. Antlllhe. .Wrt,ef (inyiFs
ingta very strong $consumpi i've stendeiicy.l.
from his own experience during. the: :lasE
j very severe 8winte y believes that the e:drys
mess nls the satmosp phero rendersitbis one Of
the best apintsr, MS WellSas simmer resi-
",lenees, stlsatc AN be selected in tie South:
ernsceuntrys. AS regards health, eton6my,
and freedom from the Influences That oflsl2
rcard thesprogre young ladies I'M vii;
f6afiliar advantages: 10 which may be al.
dcd, refined aud Intelligent society in Its
viclii,v. 81 \ i
AZ is tue purpose. or the :. Principal Ia
build up All institu,ion In which thorough,
ah'l. l.nt 'tle same litne,, accomplished edit"
catinnsmaY be- obtainrd; aud draga riding all
ednratinn&a ra.licallv defective, (which
dies MOI. aiIp!attha formation aud training
"f The mJTul character shcenr.Ing 10 The
spirit nn'l prcccp:s. nf llieGnspcl, hpwill
rmicavor or.t,,~e.lucateSthc hearts as well
rs t..e,Sslinii.lssnU 3 nanncfs or:lis pupils
nhtaspronaf e ,tl,em%f,r becoming serul
mud ,,liigrni ,nciishnr sneiety.
y Driicary; tntbi,!s the Prin cip,ii TO spoak.|
IF ific. c"h,p"trncy .pf himself mid Mrs
DrHosE I" conduct such an Institution,
sh"f he pledges himself TINT the Teachers
cn:agn, nre, ,.of. the first order in their dc.
pa,lmrnts. .rss 81
a Chapel has been opcaed, and S.he
young ladies wilIaeninyth advnnia ges, of
regular rcigio ious services every Sabbath.
Tie scholasiic year vii! consist often
mon,hs.| A. vacation of two week, will
s md the exercises close un'lhc 27lh OF No
vcmbcr. @iEts9
TERMS FOR TEN MONTHS.
Board and Tuition. including :. ,'- >
: Fuel, Lights and Washing, $50 90
Music-Piano or Guitar, nclu
ling Vocal Music and use Of
Instruments, 50%00l
Drawing and Painting, 80 20
.Mndern angnngcs-French, 4t1I
Spanish, German or Italian, 40 00l
nFrhe terms. except The furnishing OIL
Stationery, will be the same as thy have
occH 0ulsHS tIie present Sea!.t +'s
Instructors.
NY cXuLb, ii. T. Miss Miss 81 MARY 9GnESr iioRT
DR.. AUD will deliver course OF Lee.
4 lures on Chemistry dining the year, nnI II
compe,echemical nnrl philosophical appa
ratus will he provided for illustrating bv
experiments, the Subjects Of his, Lectures
Instruction in Vocal Music will form
part of%the exercises Of the school, bu,
neither for this, Chemistry. nor Latin and
Greek, willathere he any extra Charge
The charge OF $3.50 will cover all the ex..
penscs ofPnSnupil, unless she receives in
siructionsinEln Instrumental Music, Drawing,
or the Mod Languages.
NJ B.--Euch young lady willbe expect
ed TO have her name distinctly marked on
every article of her clothing, and also to
furnish her own towels,
Nov. l1,lSi6. 2 tr
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