The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1847-06-30
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= he exercises sol this s1nstitItionS fIE bH5
resumed ons,he ] 5ths or January, isa7.
= The interest manifested towards his et,s
terErise, has induced The Principal TO pi,r. i
chase the establishment, and he. fis now
engaged making nsiveimproYenents
on the buildings and grounds. #
The location, after having undergonati,e
test of more tiia,faS halEce atnry as placeis
of resort for heal,!r, certainly y no d
new ommendation. s nd The writer, {havs
ing q very strong consum pfipe$ lend dency,l IS
from his own experience duria 9 flie last
very severe winter, believes that Ii! !as drv-s
ness Of the atmosphere renders tiiis oap 81
the best aDiater, as well as summes rcasf-
depces, that can be selected in the Sou.t.4
ern country. AsIegards health, economy.
and freedom from the influences TINT often
retard the progress Of young ladies' il, viz.
iages end towns, this Institution preser,t.
peculiar advantages: To which may be adj
ded, refined and intelligent society in its
vicinity.
II is the purpose Of the Principal To-
lbuild,uP ninstitution in which thorough.
and, at tho same time, ACCOMPLISHED aedu.
cation may be cbiaiped; End regarding all
Eeducation as radically defective, which
does moi aim at The formation and training
of the moral char acier according 10 The
spirit and precepts Of Sifle Gosnej, he will
endeavor to educate The hearisssas well
as the minds and manners .of his spnpi r.
and to prepare them for becoming useful
and intelligent members Of society.
/ Delicacy forbids the Principal 10 speak
of the competency of himself and Mrs.
DuBosE 10 conduct such an Institution.
but he pledges himself that the Teachers
engaged, are Of the first order in their de.
A partments. rs
"A Chapel has been opened, and tha
young ladies' will enjoy the advantages Of
regular religious services every Sabbatli.g
The scholastic year will consist of ten
months. vacation of two weeks will
be given from the lst TO the 18th Of Nav.
and the exercises close on the 9th OF No.
vember.
TERMS FOR TEN MoNTHss
Board and Tuition, including
Fuel, Lights and Washing, $50 90
! IIMusic-piano or Guitar, iucI,I.
/ ling Vocal Music and use of
Instruments, so on
1 Drawing and Painting, $50 40 90
Modern ges-French,
Spanish, German or italian, 40 f}O
ITThe terms, except the furnishing Of
Stationery, will be The same as they have
been during the present year.
Instructors.
Rev. J. J.5DUBOSE, Ekirs M. r. DrraosE,
ISAAC CAuLD, nd. Z. Miss MARY HORT.
DIR. AnLp will deliver a C course, of Lec-
lures on Chs mis,rX atip ,he
complete chemical and philosophical anna.
ratus will be provided for illustrating bv
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 $50 will cover all the ex.
Penses of pupil, unless she receives in-.
struction in Instrumental Music, Drawing.
or the Modern Languages.
N, B.-Each young lady will be expect
cd to have her name distinctly marked on
every article Of her clothing, and alsosto
| furnish her own towels. f
! Nny I 4 SiR q,