The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-02-12
'Tan CANTON EEmALE AUADEMTs

TH9 CANTON F&MAAE @NANA@A9
,Ir1ow In successful operation underline sus
psrintendenee Of MT. JANIS F. G,uLD, %
PRINCIPAL, aud competent Assistants. Mt. ,
Gould is a graduate Of Harsatd Unlytrei'y
and has bseb engaged in teaching Tor rs
wears IL the city of Baltimore, and tour or five
In Pendleton South c ,rolina. He 10 a teaeh-
er by profession, and BY the srrshgemen's
made wish him his interest is intimately iden. /
tilted with the prosperity Of the institution
over which he pres des. He comesrecOmmen-
ded to US BY gentlemen Of high character and
standing in the city of Baltimore, and also b!
anne Of the must distinguished men Of South
Carolina, aud among them The Hon John =.
Calhoun, as al accomplished scholar, and
gentleman combinn g with these qualities a
talent for maintaining discipline and a happy
faculty Of lmparling knowledge. Chemical
and Philosophical apparatus, Globes, Maps
&c, will be provided.
The Academy building is spacious and coul'
~fortable, and besides the School Rooms, is m
tende., for the residence Of the Principal md
his family. and the accommodation o. all the
boa ding pupils wtem parents and guardians
NAV wish to have placed under the immediate
! charge Of tho Principal Il ,s located IN a
pleasant anu retired part Of the town. and ~
he vicinity of respectable families, where
boarding can he had on reasonable erns
2 With the view to prevent extravogance, t"
repress the love Of display, and the spirit OF
rivalry in dress, the following uniform has beer
!. prescribed: *afA
For SPRING AND SUMNER
Dress Of plain Blue Bingham Calico, or any
other material % the same color not more ex-
\. ~pensive, and sun-bonnet OF the sane, with
pr white or brown linnen apron.
#. FoR FAIL Ann WINTER
i'd Dress of Wooden OF WOrated Of any DIES
n ~cription, Of a solid green color, bonnet Ut the
~ same color, with linnen or brown HOLLAND
IN apron, and thick soled shoes.
'ts Pupils are strictly prohibited from attending
be- dancing Or social parties.
The Trustees are grutifed in announcing
that with the means at their dlsposais 'hey WI
be enabled, commencing with me hexl FteuI"
session, to afford gratult0us lnsttuctlohtna alp
ye oils residents Of tins couaty, III the following
? branches: Spelling, Reading, ritInE and Az
rhmetlc. Elther English GTAinmaru Ih"Hfaph
b nav he taught m addition 81 80 per session
III n, g.ach III IL ID be understood, however, thf
ffthe pupil should be taught any othet brunei
49, sol the nIgher class e, size Will be cha geo
ne ne full rates Of that class 1t has been deemc
nu- II Dedleut To adopt as a rule, that no pupil VI
IL tba age III six Years shall be received Il
MI aratnttOuS instruction Z,
The scholastic wear consisting OF len month
viii be divided into "o%s sessions OF nVe NOM
each, commencing respectively on ! h's'
October aud .arcn Of every year. a. u
oc cI,se uf the summer Sess on q pubic exam
na,lon Will be held, after which there WI
4 vacation during tue m"ntas OF August al
september. Pupils VIII he rs lvrd at al
RY. lime, and will only be charged rom me ,f
.; cntfanc hut aitei that u" cnaTgt "''
,,,dn az n less line than a Sessl n, unless
ease Of continued absence tor more l""h
month, ON account VI SICKNESS or dehth.
anton is one OF thu h. a thits plac' s IN
a. South during til, whole yrnt; aud tyr mnThIl
tiri1 intelligence aud refinement. is n',.s.ns ~
'n, ""ell cnmusre with those OF any interior w
in the State. ~ 4 T.,s,
II il the aim Of the Principal and lrus'
848, to build up md permanently estaolpn ~ ~
~. tutiun Of the hlAhesi olaFI-T"h' ""T c"l
>atF afr,rd grntuitous Instruction 10 me VS. ~,
thr .nlid branches Of edacati"n, and at the 70
81 4 ,, Ure on moderateaerms, all the ADVANTAGE
/ j be- had any where else Of 2 more th"ronah
aH0 av,enIed cnurse; thus sparing our people,
thr e eT"e"se aud sacrifice Of feeling incurred
able sending sH tneir children abroad. Situated as
snds. A academy is, in the midst OF a weatmy
Il. Intelligent population, at q healthy Polh''
'"e;.d with ali the principal places OF
west nec'su W. s,are and all facilities, and
4 the 5 5"S,sd ~ BY v'' comps'en, teachers, We see
If OF good reason why olr mos' tnnguo w. g.
cas- : ]ci Iissr Of This Rnd'he neighbGring s"% q T,
eas' rive our Academy a fair !rlai, ana u u
sec deserving, to sustain an 'nsU o"ar ,Ls he
'ange home, where they can wnlGn a OV "nh ta ar. d
Madt- comfort AND PF0e E,s r. onnTpledeinq ours
, Mo a. eTSrts shall be spared to render v
ES, Inv Of patronage. WIT