Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-06-11
HEALTH.

HEALTH.
1t should be recorded with heartfelt gratitude to the Giver
every good and g that there have occurred but three
deaths among the hundreds OF students who have resoed
these Institutions OF learning And perhaps there
healt location in the southern country than Charlottesville
REGULARITY.
The opening and closing of the schools and their recesses
each dIg, all regulated by imepeces The doctine
fashionable hours discarded these Institutions and
y the whole day Is devoted TO the interests OF the schools
RATES OF TUITION,
Per SrssIoN OF FIVE MoNrus-For Crthopraphy Read.
ing, Wi ing and PaTley,s Works, either or all 10 90
For Geography Watts the Mind and Arithmetic IL %
For English Grammar, Botany Chemistry, Philosophy,
AsIO Iomy, Geology, Physiology, Mineralogy Ehet-
ORC &c IS 90
For the Latin Greek and French Languages and Math-
enalcs 20 90
For Music the Piano 20 90
For use OF the Instrument, %
Tor Music Oh me hioln 70 90
For Music on the Guitar. 20 90
For Painting in Water Coors, 10 co
For Painting in Oil COors, u 90
TERMS:
Each student bound for the tuition from the he or she
enters the Institution.
lNo deduct N made for absence eer in hoard or TIM
on except in the event OF sickness, of than weeks
durati)n, at a tine--Ee
tieth, both for tuition and board.
In the future these will be strictly enforced
BOARD.
The President will take family as boarders some
twenty-five thirty students eight dollars each per month
including washing lights &c Board also be obtained
good families III The village and It's immediate yicEity.
PERMANENCY
The President has been engagedn teaching the Young idea
how TO Shoot tor the last 1--we years, the place
Cawiodsve and having children educate and being
gagged In making trtdd and costly preparations for teaching
he may be regarded settled for lie The Professors have
also been engaged in teaching Crawtordsyie and In its Vi
cinlty, for the last several years.
The following Is extracted from letter written by the Rev
DR. Manly ffe lent OF the University Alabama after R.
b. student at LOwn1es Academy during the Year lS49 had
been examined and received into the institution University
Alabama
USTvFRsITY OF ALABAMA. January g, so.
Ny Dear BroLIer:Yow young fisnd f. is here He ap-
pears remarkably well under examnaiUn and found
deficient in anything cch he hId studied This rarely hap
pens any who admitted here His admission without de
feet anything he had studied under your care reflects honor
your school From all the circumstances | anticipate
very solid reputation scholar Tor him We shall be happy
to receive such pupils as E. often. Very truly yours,
Rev. p. CRAWFORD. B. MANLEY
The under ned have united for the purpose superinend
ing and controlling the Lowndes Male Academy and the
Lownles Collegate Female Institute both located at Craw-
fodve Lowndes county Mis-iS pp They respectfully be-
speak the favorable regards ghtened community in
behalf Of these Institutions OF learning
Grateful Tor past avOs the subscribers only add that they
hope by faithful and conscientious discharge OF the reay.
dus devoyng upon them, me:it the patronage
hghtened community. PETER CRAWFORD,
JOHN A. FOSTER,
a. w. RICHARDSON
January %, 1883 LIT