The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1847-02-03
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81 The exercise Of his Institution will be
]. resumed ION tho ] l5sh 6of January, s47.tS (,
s-nSrhe, Observation-Disclosures towards his en-
terprise, has induced .theiP Princip pal 10 ptlr.
chase the, cstablish and he iis now l!,,a,
engaged in making extensive, ,improy ysemen.s e ~ n
on the buildings and grounds. "a
The location, afier having nnderg one the
test OF more than q. a.halecsntnry, ash place
new commendation. And the writer, lhav-
ing atyerys strong consumptiyeftende
from; ;his own perie1ce during the last
very believes; that, The dry
.nesssof the atmospheric ;renti ers this one of
tho best aninter, as we'll as summeraresi-
s,donces, thatcan be selected i'm the SoIlh-
ern nountry.ir,As re gardsiheall allh,econdny,
and dfreedohfrom the infuencessthatoftsa
retard the progress ofyoung ladies' in vii
1ages ondttowns, this isYiInstitulion present.
peculiar advantages: toawhich may be atl-
ded,,rcfined and intelligeht psocietyli in; its
vicinity.
It's The pIrPose s:of the Principal TO
build up an instituiio in which thorough,
and, at the shine time, accomplished edu-
icationithay ,be 9obtained;da d!regartlingr all
education as radically defective, which
does not aim matlhe formation and training
'ofithe moral character according to- the
spirit and dHprecepts of the Gospel, he will
endeavor to- educate the. hearts az well
ms the mindsinnd manners of his pupils,
and to prepare them for becoming useful
and intelligent members, Of society. ti.9r.
,Delicacy forbids ,he Principal 10 speak
of the competency Of himself aud Mrs.
DUBosE to conduct such an Institution,
but.he pledges himself that the Teachers
engaged, are Of the first order in their de-
.Partments. , In t..s
A Chanel has been. opened, aud the
young ladies will enjoy the advantages or
regular religious services every Sabbath. y
The scholastic year will consist Of ten
months. vacation Of two weeks will
be given from the lsi to the 18th Of May,
and the exercises close on the 27,h . { No
vcmbcr f. 52ta
TERMS. FOR TEN MONTHS.
Board, and Tuition, including
Fuel, Lights and Washing, $3.50 90
Music Piano or Guitar, inclu. 2'ij 31"
ling Vocal Music and use Of 'H7ri'@i
Instruments, so 90
Drawing and Paiiting, 80 90
Modern nSliages-French,
Spanish, German or Italian, 40 co.
nFThe terms, except, The furnishing Of
oat"nely, VIII DC Tie same as thty have
been during the present year.
e,. Instructors.
N1v Gn%UHH5 Miss Mrs Nj MARP 2qR1sF, HosF,
DR.. AuLD will deliver course OF Lee.
lures on Chemistry during the year, and
complete chemical and philosophical appa-
ratus will be provided for illustrating by
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, will there he any extra charge.-
The charge Of $50 will cover all the cx.
penses Of pupil, unless she receives in
ssruction in Instrumental Music, Drawing,
or the Modern Languages.
N: B.-Each young lady will be expect
ell TO have her namo distinctly marked on
avery article Of her clothing, and also to
furnish her own towels.
Nov. IL 1916. 9 If