Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-12-26
EHeGEFEEEIHe FEMALE
I'm 8 EGT u Il e,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT, S. C.

4 favorable notice and patronage, are with
some confidence advanced rs being founded on
the extensive patronage enj"ycd by lc Rector
for several years in ,lis district. In II, young
Indies will be educated upon standard equal
to any of the more expensive aud fashionable
SciIonls of the S ate The utmost attention
will be paid to their morals, wilhunt any inter-
ference with thoir religious tenetS. aud sys-
tenn will be adopted which will have Tor its aim
the development Of the understs nding and
powers of ihougit, rather than bnl denins the
memory with unexplained and Improbable ll-
congrutics.
The usual Accomplishments will be carried
to their Highest grade. by accomplished and nn-
inrrous Teachers, and it is believed That the ed
ncalion Of young Lady can be finished here
without change. increased expense, Or dlstun;
separation from her friends.
Tke Rector has had more than lwenty-sevcn
years experience in his profession. and believes
himself thoroughly acquainted with the general
characters aud requirements Of youth. Him
self Parent. he presents himself To his Pupils
as Father. treats them IA his children, and ell.
ueavors 10 lead them in the way they should
60, by natives Of duty and affection. daily
register will be kept Of the studies of eacli Pu-
pill. This, which will be an exact acc"unt o
their health and conduct. and Of the disposal oI
their time. will be Sent monthly 10 their friends
who will thus he informed, rs it daily present
Of the manner in which their children are eln.
played.
Tile Rector and his family are permanently
located II, EdgcfrId C. IL.
REFERENCES.
Gnv. DAyID JOHNSON, Hon. w. ] GRAVsoN
Col. F II. ELMuRE, DR.. WM MoBLEY.
Col l.. II. N'uxpY. DR.. JuHy NICHOLSON
Rev. w. 3. johnson. Jas. SHEPPARD, Esq
Rev. DR.. THOMAS CURTIS.
The Institute is provided with superior Mu,i'
cal Instruments, Apparatus, DC.
Hnstr.R ctOrs.
Mr.. ROBERT Fl. NlCHOLLS, Rector ana
General Instructor,
(La,e Professor of Rhetoric and Bellies Letttes
in Jefferson College, L"uisiana.)
Mrs. SUSAN NJ. NICHOLS. Iastructrcss i,
Music, Singing and Embroidery.
Miss HARRIET NJ PERRY, Mstructress il
MaSic. Singing. Dratoing am Painting,
(Gradnate OF Troy Seminary, N. W
Miss ELIZA PELOT, Instructress in the Prinl.
arg Department.
TERMS PER QUARTER OF ELEVEN
WEEKS.
PAYABLE INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE.
Primary Department. III Division, 81 OF
ID F." 5 0l
Third 0(
Second 9 O(
First ~ OF
Piano and Singing, II OF
Use Of he Piano, ! OF
In Pencil, Chalks, &c. G OF
PAINTING.
In Oil or Waters colors. 8 VI
EMBROIDERY.
Pupils furnishing their owu materials S Ut
FRENCH,
Or Spanish Languages eacI, 5 or
CONTINGENT EXPENSES.
For Fuel, &c. 25 cts
Excellent oar,l and T.n1ging can be- readil,
obtained in the village at $40 per mnntlI.
The Scholastic yeai is divided into four quar-.
ters Of eleven weeks each, the first ronImen.
cling on the ID Monday in January; the SECOND
on the Isl ainnday ~ A2rll.
Pupils caunnt he entered for less than
Quarter, and no deduction is made under an,
circumstances, except prntracled sickness.
Mr.. &. l.. Penn. undertakes to supply The
Text Bnnks, Stationary, &c alAugus,a prices
Dec. 49, lSi9 It 43
u The Southern Baptist: Temperance Ad
vnraro Hamburg Republican aml La,rensvillt
Herald, will insert this in the place of the
present advertisement, until the last of January