Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-09-02
Franklin Female Institute.

FEIHIS Institution clPsed lis slEth Session
K on ihs 18Th If August, with the most
cheering prospects OF tu'ure usefulness ana
surcess The thorough and lnEPar'Iat E KAN
ipatIon to which the pdFis were su'Jfc'ta
during the las, TWO days OF the term, luiy
reanZrd The most sanguiGe exPec'aiinhS 81
ME friends 0 lhe Institute, aid abundaAl'y
sustained the high reputation OF the ne"
cor;.s OF Teachers.
1t nlay be cgnh5entiy asserted, al no SIM
liar institution IN The South. Wesi can u >"
boast of greateE facilities Tor iurbiShihg NOR
ough and finished Jennie education, shan are
now hetd out 10 the pG bic bs lhis ihsiiIu'e
The Young IajIes ass ocIaied with lhe F1n-
eipal are graduates OF ihe best schools ~ the
East, of high ordei OF literary aiiainmeais'
and oil ampe experience IN tedching - me
first SehoulS IN the county. Higher testimo,
uials. boIa as Ia abIny and tact in their pro-
lfession, could neither be asked nor desired. =
Thus lar they have given ebtire Satisfaction
To those Interested IN the prosperity Oi the
Institution.
/ Should The exigencies Of the School IN fu
Elure require II, the nninb ei oi able and elil-
Gent Teachers will be increased. The course
/ If instruction comprises all those branches OF
useful and ornamental learning, which are
taught IN the best institutions IN me Country:
and ii will be the constant obJectot IR9se IN
trusted with the management OF Inc Schooi,
while developing the intellectual powers and
improving The manners, 10 cultivate at the
sane lime the moral and religious affections
OF their pupils While the Schpol Is by no
means secianan IN lis characitr-aad no
efforts will be used directly or indirectly to
give denominationai bias 10 the mind no
pains will be spared 10 impress the heart whh
the holy principles OF our common christianity
10 facilitate the student in the pursuit Of
scientific learning, well SELECTED apparatus,
illustrative of the more pronIinent and useful
subjects pertaining 10 Astronomy, Natural
| Philosophy, and Chemistry, was procured by
The Principal, during his recent visit TO the
| North, anJ is now IN readiness for demon
/ srraton and experiment.
! A new aud pleasing experimen nj has been
introduced into The course Of ms rucnon:-a
I portion OF time being DEVOTED 10 Vocal Music
/ In which ali The pupils are required 10 JOIN
! without additional expense.
/ In addition TO all lbe ordinary intellect
ual and scientific branches taught in similar
lIIns,tutions. instruction will be given in the
iIFreneh aud Laun Languages. amt ia The or
ilnamen,al branches, such as Drawing. Paint
ling. and Music upon the Piano and Guitar
Indeed, every arrangement is NOW complete
for fur ishiug Gnished female education.
/ The building is spacious aud bdautI.hl. the
rooms large and airy, and furnished with all
the Appliances which can conduce 10 the
health and comfort OF their oecu, ANTS The
position Isl well selected, in the midst Of a
large, enclosed lot, beautifully ornarneh ted
wth shrubbery, sufficiently private, and a
the same time easy Of access from all parts
/ Of The town.
/ 1t regard be had to the educational advan-
/ tages oI school, the comparatively small
\ cost al WHICH these advantages may be en-
X loyed, or the health and comfort Of the pupil
/ II is believed no Female Seminary in our land
/ presents stronger claims upon The attention oil
/ all who have daughters 10 be educated
\ The cnsl of board and education 10 TN:
/ Institute. will be but lille more than one. hal
of that incurred IN several neighboring instr
buttons In proof OF this, 1t need only be
stated, that one hundred ard twenty dollars
per wear. will cover the entire expense o.
board aud tuition in the ordinary branches.
4 The claims oil il.is Inst.ute are thus briefly
1 presented, with grateful knowle1gmenis ioi
the liberal share IF patronage when II has
already received and with the assurances thai
lit IS the determination OF The Principal ana
Prrustees to snare neither labor nor expense
in makirg it sull more worthy of pubic lavol
and conf ence.
Teachers:
Rev. ~ N CuSxlNGsAM, Principal.
/ Miss Martha A. JoNEs. OF Audover, Mass.
Governess aud teacher OF Engllsl
Branches.
I Miss CHARLOTTE J. Room, OF w oreester
Vermont. assistant Governess, and tearhe1
oil the English branches. together with
French aud Latin languages.
Miss FANNY NJ. NEATHERsToS, OF Boston
/ Mass: teacher OF Vocal aud InsiTunenla
Muse.
! The next Session will commence the JFs
Monday in September.
Trustees:
Rolert G. Foster. President.
/ William Nancy. r. Alexander,
T, f. Atkinson, John ii. O'ey,
Richard Graham, William o. N. Perkins
p. A Perkins, M. d William Park.
James II. McGayock, Rev. M. L. Andrews.
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