The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-03-01
FOREST HILL ACADEMY.

yUNHE SUMMER SESSION OF thus In
l. stiu,on will commence On the FIrs'
Monday in March. under the snperinirnd
ono. of MIR. CHARLES p. SAMUEL, assisted
nv his Lady, and close the last Friday IN
july. ..,r.,I
q competent an. efficient 'nS'rhc,,f' nav,
been thoroughly and satisfactorily ,rs'e"
within the last sixteen years. Inc ifus
tees can, therefore, safely recommend mus
Institution to the consideration ul those VINO
desire their sons and daughters to be we'I
WrRw,. per Session Of Fice Months. Pay
able at the end Of The session:
Smelling. Reading, Writing and a. 90
Arithmetic,
English Grammar, Geographyl. 500
and the above,
Latin and French Languages.
Mathematics, Natural phloso- IA 90
phv, Moral Science, Aslrono,
my, &c,
EXTG,S.
Instruction in Double, Enlry Book
Keeping will be given to stu. 500
dents. aud to any young men
who may desire it,
Elementary Drawing for small 90
children, . lessons per w'eC, \
Drawing aud Painting on Enam' 500
eled surface , lessons PER weekly
photographic or Monochromauc GEO
Painting lessons per week,
Mezzolint Painting, . lessons per SOC
week, a.,
Nv order of the Board of Trustees all
the Young Ladies and Gentlemen can oo>
tain certificates Of cnnmendaiion IN any or
ali of the branches they may have studied,
BY UNDERGOING Iajr and thorough eXam''
nation. il their performance and mora! de-
por,men, will jr,u'y IT,
Reward ceJllrar.s wall he given month
" to all the pupils who may deserve 'h'n'
for good behavior. puncua'ry IN attend
ance, and proficiency IN 'hr'r VARIOUS
studies.
By order Of the Board.
CHAS. METCALFE. Sec.
Athens. Feb. s, lS50-'f *
Book KEEPING The study OF Book
keep,nr is exhlaraling and flevat'ng in It's
operation upon the mind 1t prompts to
homes, industry, BY surety accounting Tor
the fruits of daily enioymrnt 1t forms a
check TO the rash and lndiscreet by hold
lpc a caricalure of their own drawing IN a
blushins record of ildevised schemes. II
expands the mind from the groveiilng syco
infancy of a pedar TO the lucid operations
Of the merchant. whose every sa'l waits
new Injuries upon the wings OF every
wind. II is a natural code ot laws, witch
has crown with the growth OF sociFty
Sacred in the eyes Of your Legislature;
binding alike on all partics concernfd; Of
daily, of hourly occurrence; indispensable
10 the man of extensive operations. and
equally beneficial 10 him who seldom
trades. II IS a science without a knowl
edge of which every man at times mus
feel awkward in social life; and wl'hou
putting it in practice, must constantly b.
liable to be wronged and wrong h'mSe''-
If education should be suited to the want
OF the man, then Book keeping should b.
taught to all, for all mon want compet'n
CIV TO live BY; and no property is 50 secure
as that in Which ihs owner trusts moi NOR
in its preservation to a ireacherohs memo
~ than in a faithful aud respected record
II j, had no other effect than It's moral ten
dency, il would be OF neSlma5ie value a
school book.
II Ias,pns upon II mind the respect W
owe to Others rights and bonnd"n dnI
man owes TO himself anl his dependents
|, prevents frauds, collisions and DIS
pu,es. It point. to n-t'ce, honor and hon
e.,y. Itlsa daily beacon prompting II
fruou!i,y; and hourly aduonlsher OF III
ruinous effects Of slugci>hn1SS carelessnrs
and exlravasance, 1t eAplnds the mini
eusceplible of enlargement and r"eu idl"
the will inclined to confusion .-ChN.