The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-03-11
THn CANTON FEMALE 4CADRMT,-

erintendence of MIR. JAMES +. GOULD as uo
and competent Assistants. Mr.. liz
could is a graduate of Harvard University lii
md has been engaged in teaching for 25 M.
wears in the city Of Baltimore, and four orfve mp
in Pendleton South Carolina. He isl teach n,
bv professions, and by the arrangements ~
made with him his interests intimately iden- N
tifed with the prosperity Of the institution vi
over which he presjdes. He omesrecommen
dod to us by gentlemen Of high character and
standing in the city of Baltimore, and also by -
same Of the most distinguished men of South
Carolina, and among them the Hon. John G. 7
Calhoun, as an accomplished scholar, and a !
Notwithstanding with these qualities a o
talent for maintaining discipline an6 a happy n
faculty Of imparting knowledge. Chemical q
and Philosophical apparatus, Globes Maps /
&c, will be provided. !
The Academy building is spacious and COM :
Portable, and besides the School ROOMS is IN
/. tended for the residence Of the Principal ana
his family, and the accommodation o. all the
boarding pupils whom parents ana guardians
NAV wish to have placed under the immediate
! charge Of the Principal. 1t is located in a
! pleasant and retired part OF the town. ana III
, The vicinity of respectable families, where
boarding can be had on reasonable terms,
with the view to prevent Extravaganza TO
4 repress the love of display, and the spirit Oh
4 rivalry in dress, the following uniform has been
prescribed:
For SPRING AND SUMNER
Dress Of plain Blue Bingham Calico or any
other material Of the same color not more ex-
2 pensive, and sun-bonnet OF the sane' WIN
: white or brown linnen apron.
-. For FALL AND WINTER
Dress of Wooden or Worsted oil any 0eS'
cr;ntion. Of a solid green color, bonnet OF tue
AZ same color, with llnnen or Drown -"
ri apron. and thick soled shoes.
M, Pupils are strictly prohibited from attenaint
- dancing or social parties IL
he The Trustees are %gratltled IN anhouno!nS
ny that with the means at their dlsposal' WY w.
We. be enabled, commencing WIN tHo 20 n M
ne session, to afford gratultouslh sI!u W roIiow n
" S g;1s ros ,Jents Of this county, in the toll9wln
bronches, S2elling, Reading, Writing anu "a.
III. ,haantic' Either English Grammar OF GeegraPn
,ces nnnv he taught In addition at So per sesslol
~ oh II IL TO be understood, howeVer' w
ny 6 tLa nnniI should be taught any other pranc
as - IS H. ghioher classes, she will be charged
ing ~ r,Ii rotes of that class. 1t has been DEEM
cad ovoedient TO adopt as a rule, That no PuPn y :
- -, Jarr III Ace Of six years shall be recelSeu |
oratuitous instruction. ,,ortl
'hS' ? The scholastic year consisting OF zen nlon
VIE will be divided into two sessions u ! I'LL
A r4lN"AAA u. .. = ennafiVpIV ON the HTSI
CATCHER and March Of every year; a
nan o T|ao Of the Summer Session a pubic eXai
&c a o'o; will he held, after which there WIN
hair nacn,;on during the months OF Angus !
now 2 NaoesIo" pmo;{s will be received at .
! or t;6e, and will only be charged rom 'Ne iii
~ Of entrance; but after that no charge w
WIN U,oda for a less time than q Session, uhies'
"a n e. If continued absence for more thal
R, month. on account Of sickness or deatn'
,Ianton is one Of the healthiest places IN
South during the whole years and TOT mora
1ntelIioence and refinement, It's cltlzehs
we'll compare with those OF any in'e''o' '
'Shiy in the State. p..o;no, and Trus
-, MIA IN and permanently establish az l
A. .ofnn IF the highest order-one whlch
ssh ed rrotn,tons instruction in the uselul
OF LA Ranches of education, ana at lh7
!, can. time m moderate terms, all the adVantaS
he !" Ind any where else Of a more thorough
oT, enJ "ps course; thus sparing. our peopl
8 can can expense and sacrifice .S Sf feeling ggi, ,nGedt q
that sending their children abroad 81 9 : WEALTHY y
uction Academy is, in the mlos' " ,, q noint.
grave, intelligent PoP o1 ,Sa nrincipal places 0
Dry, | 9ec'e0 NV w' STAGE e. and piraiI facilities, and
indeed d"cted 'by competent teachers, we Sc
0 ben good reason why our W ms o Sq~ ~ onr {
e the should not De reall59 NE rs;ghboring coun
obably oil,ae ms " Academy a fair trial, and if
ing of deserving, to sustain an institution n, ~ !
| had home, where they can Wa,Gn d OYvi 10 :,
IS fast comfort and Pfog1yss ,Iti ii our
id not Their coo aForts sball be spared to render i
ymtom thy OF patronage. ~ r Hill.
sicians W. \; Tan
advice mo. r. GAMER
+, and l .. las. PRIESTLE