The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1847-03-31
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The exercises al this: Insti iitiont twiif,be
resumed on tBe 5ths oil Jannafy Y, d ef
as 1he interest manifested so ii iffss eils
tcrprise, has induced The Principal ito i,tlfe
chase The cstabl shments md 81 E ISL |
engaged infhaking ex xtensise iiapro openl5fiis j
on ire buiidings end g rounds.
The location, after having Ind ergone ths
lest Of tn6fefthan a alEcentury. as a ISls sees
Of resort for health, certainly need lss lis
new commendati6n. And tliesWritef. Inv.
ing very strong consImpt pti sesi iendentJ
from his own experience during the s1astS
very severe winter, believes that fhs. al
ness Oftbe atmosphere renders Ftllis one D rs
the best 1ointer,;as well .as tsiffnrne + rcsfsS
,!enres, thatScan be selected in, ,lle3 S6ntfS.
ern country. AS regards health, economy. Il Il
and freedom from the Influence g. tliat oIiea
relard the progress offyonng ladies in yiI-s.
lagos pnd towns, this. $l8stitiiliun pre seiIt-@f
tpeculiar advantages: toswhich ma Il be Eatl.s
ded,, refined and intcligc socie,y insi,s I
viclnily.i 81 ,3s
II is the purpose .of the Principal to /
build up anins,ituiioni inwhicha thorough,
land, at the samcs,in,c, mplishe,l sielu-
catin0 may be obtained; aDdsregartIinp all
education as radically defective, which,,
does not aim atfthe formations and training
Of the moral character according 10 the
spirit and preccptsSoi'lheG g ospei, She will
endeavor III educate The hearts asssweIl
as the minds and manne, of his: :spupilss
and to prepare them for becoming use full
and intelligent members Of society. & e
Delicacy etotbids the Principal 10 speak
| of the competency Of himself and Mrs.
DuBosE 10 conduct such al, institution.
but he pledges himsel that The 'reachgrs
engaged, are Of the first ordcr&ifs their de.
Partments. s...ss 3. 3ls e
Chapel has been opehctl; and sthe
young ladies will enjby. the advantages of
regulnr religious services every Sabbath.
| The scholastic Year will consist Of len
months. vacation of two ks will
bc giycn from the ST TO The 15ih Of May,
and the exercisescIosc on The 9th ol No
vemher. s. ~ q ~.
TERMS FOR TEN MONTHS.
PICARD and Tuition, Including r. I.
Fuel, Lights and Washing, $4,000
nusic-Piano or Guitar, inclu. ig.: d teesz
ling Vocal Music and use Of .ss M
! Instruments, "a f]O
Drawing and Painting, 3. 5. 5''s-& S. 80 90
Modern Langnage French. .s
Spanish, German erl Italian. 40 90
}IEThe terms, except The furnishing OF
|S!taltA'"nery, Static will be,he same as they have
been during the present year. y'S ss,,s
Instructors,
A5v sAAcHglp Il ,.s saa2HosF. + 22gHnSsF.
/ Pr. AuLD will deliver course Of Lee
tures on Chemistry during the year, and
lcompleie chemical and philosop!,icaiinppa.
ratns, will be provided for illustrating by
Experiments, the; subjects nf Iis Lectures ,
Instruction in Vocal Music sWill form
| part OF tho exercises of ,le school .Sbut
neither for this, Chemistry. nor La,in,aii,d
Greek, will there be any extra charge
The charge of $3.50 will cover all tl,e.ae,x-
penses Of pupil, unless she receiy les In
sirnclion in instrumental Music, Drawing,
!: or the Modern Languages. .sss s.. n
N. B.--Euch ynnng lady will be expect
ed 10 have her nanes distinctly marked ON
every e article OF her cln.hing. and also TO
furnish her own towels. & A 81 5.5 sI
Nov. IL, 1876 o. ar II