The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1847-04-07
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EsENIAIsEs .AC C.ADEsns

The exercises 5of ills ms iitnaiiion viii Bis
resumed on the Sill of; January,IS4
3z The interest manifesto toW rds his eiis q
,erprise, has induced The Principn / "a pdf4
chase the cstablishme ents and lie is now H
engaged makina,e extensiye isnproveneii MS !:
on. the buildings anil grounds
The IOcd.iOn, afterbnving & lnd derg0ne tiie s
lest, Of more lf,ana halfceatuEy, as a 3! !assI
|of resort fnr health, certainly need ) mo 3
new comn;entlnti0n. And the Writef, & fiiaysa Il
ing a very strong ,consnmriiyee etehdency.1
from his own experience during Tile last
very. severe winter, believes lkal the fy-A3
ness af the atmosphere renslers ,hfs one of $
the best 1cinter,ns we'll as simmer fasi.
,lcnres, that can be selected lie Sontti.
ern country. Asregartls health, eronomy,
and freetlom from The Influences that oitea
retard the progfess-of young ladies' in vii.
lages and towns, this Ihstitniion present.
peculiar advantages: 10 which may be aid- s.
ted. refined and intelligent soeiety IN its# 4
vicinity. :, S.
i is the purpose Of The Principal 10
build up al institution in which all,orouali,s
and, at The same iimc, accomplished fetll.E
catini, may berob,aiHetE and diregar,IiDg ail#
education as 2radically dsfer,ive,tswhirh,
does not aim ut the fnrniationand training
spirit and precfpts Of the Gospel, ha will
endeavor, I'll educate The hearts as " ly
as the minds and manners OF his nupilss
an.i to prenore them for becoming useful
and intelligent members of society. y 1. .&4s
tDeticacy inrbids the Principal io snsaky
,,of the c"mPetency Of Iimseif aud Mrs.
l)uBosE 10 conduct such an Institution.
but he pledges himself that the Teachers
engager. are Of the first order in theirstle.
parimcnts. - = .}1--sssss .}--sss
Chapel has been opened, ami the
young ladies wIIsenjoy the. .advan,ag gess OF
regular religious services every Sabbath.s,sz ,sz
The sch6lastic year will consis, f6f ten
months. a vacation of Two weeks wiz
be given from the lst i0 the 18Th 0f NuY.s.
and the exercises close on The 27thlof No
vember. d -, ess..5, 5 s,F+.s3gs
TERMS FOR TEN MONTHS. .,
Board and Tuition, including s.,s y ST
Fuel, Lights and Washing, $50 90
Musc-Pinnn or Guitar, inclu.ss n 4ft S5ss
ling'V"cal Music and use or ss 5y
| Instruments 7s - !. 5000
Drawing aud Painting, ,:3)stN3s
Modern Languagcs-French, 81
Spanish. German or Italian, 40 co
The, terms. except the furnishing of
Stationery, will be lie same as they have
been during the present year. ~
Es2Ss3.afCtN2.s.
0&V isAAcHGl6, Nh Miss Miss nMnPpgn1sE. MaapesF.
Dr,AuLD will deliver a course OF Leo
turesson Chemistry during iliesyear. aI,d,n
complete chemical cal.nntitphildsoplica sppa.
ratus Will be provided for illustrating by
experiments. the subjects of his Lectures
Instruction in Vocal Music will4 form
part Of the exercises of The school, but
neither for this, Chemistry, nor Latin and
Greek, will there be any extra Charge
The charge of $50 will cover alI.the ex-Ss
penses of pupil, unless size receives in
struction in lns,rumentnl Music, Drawing,
or the Modern nLangnnges, .47sssSsS
N b.. Each young lady will be expect
ea 20 nave her name distinctly marked on
every a,siolc ,' OF her clothing, and alsosto
furnish her own towels. s 4. X
Nov. IL, 1916. ~ Q ESl stj:t 1 tFxs..