Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1852-04-08
lag EDGEFIELD
COLLEGIATE INsTIYUTE .sss
FOR 10 d II 6 d D
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REV. CHARLES a. RAYMOND,
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Principal

REV. CHARLES a. RAYMOND,
= Principal. ,..,..e -. -:
IallE Second Session viii commence on tho -
i 9trof January 1852 y. = - =
The Trustees atplntc them,elycs Illeir j.
friends and the publie on what they now con
slider the permanent establishment ,if an instftn-
ton ofJlearning Of 30 high a character III 5lieir
District, The benefits which their own CHI q
with others, have, experienced during the past
Session, enables them with the greater cofIii-al
dcncc, to recommend the institution to the paf-
ronaoe of the community. 80 s.sst-s -
The School was opened on the j Stllofs Sep
tember last, with thirty-one Pupils, md has
since been gradually increasing. j is confident
" expected that the number in attendance gYM :
be greatly increased during the next Session, M s !,
The Institute building now contains seven
rooms, all of which have been built, and Iars
us, d, for purposes of instruction.
ine apparatus; large collection OF. ,s1aps;
Anatomical Charts, Globes, &c; Museum; Of 9
Natural History Cabinet Of Minerals: md
Shells furnish UNUSUAL facilities for. acquiring
practical knowledge Of the different branelies
Of Science. >e itsS:i -. rs. ..,ss
The course Of Study is Of an elevated charae
ter, and more comprehensive. ilan TINT Of most.
female institutions Of the highest reputation;
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to the supervision and instruction of the yarioGs
classes. e5 -. gs;i -...,sss. 9 - : e - =
The Assistants are experienced iatltcfr dife-
rent Departments and those only of known suc- 1.
cess in teaching ure cmplnytd.ss = ava
80 Tie AcadcnIical year is dividutinto Sessions
of IA weeks eael,. 1t is of great imtof,afccll' Y
that the student be, present at ihe fon,mcbtcs 1
mcnt ,of the Session. The Classcs are tbcn, =
formed, and a few weeks delay may affect tho
standing Of the pupil throughout the yeqr. 5,ss;;
y r2+ 80 aApSAeSo' .tts efgs.sss 81 d.
For Tuition in the, Primary Department, ,lst Di- /.
vision, per Session. -. O0fa,
" Tuition int the Primary Department, ~ S..
2nd DIvsIon,. sgyl q
=" Tuition init Academic Department gol'.
2 4" e. f" Collegiate . -. 15 Dg 4,
Lessons on the Piano and use of Ipstrum mt is 90
Modern Languages. each, g 90
Drawing and Skctching from Nature, Z. 5 g. 90
Painting in Oils, Portrait and Landscape og !. .
Use Of Apparatus. .......g. ,at22
Fuel and care of Buildings, ~ so s
Good Boarding can be obtained inthe Yil-gS 81 s
]ase including lights, washing, fuel, ss1s3 sc
&c., at (prr month .. =. :.
Pupils entering eartheG middle 4ari close 81.
Of the Session, are charged, from, the time
entrance to the end Of the Session. No dedrc-
tom for absence. or other causes, but at tue dis :
crction of the Priucipal.e z: b s T. s
All bills for Tuition, Sc, are payable at tho
close Of each Session. y 80 g
Dovks. Stationary and Music, can be ebtainsd
in the Village at reasonable prices. .;sslls
MUSICAL DEp Ar iJG GNsNFsaHss
The Department Of Music !, is 'mder y tl!e isupefs;
vision OF one OF the most accurate and aecons
plslied teachers in the. State; and it is believed