The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-06-21
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REv.sJ JO MES sMYTH, IA. Il, ,53Princ'l.
The second session of; this Intsitu,ion
will-colnmense on Monday the 1lthJuly,
1883. sFf 4; &. + !, ,its2. II "a + :. =.
'Ihe High School has ,olready taken its
position among the very 6rst Classical and
Mathematical Schools In the country
Without any recouFse having been, had 20
special means to bring into .no,orieiy, aud
with simple dependence upon it's. own
intrinsic merits, Il has now grown into a
great and well grounded popularity = a
Few institutions in the land Can present
such strong claims for patronage from an
intelligent community. The ability and
experience q. OF the Principal; lhe large, airy,
and handsome bn,lding-!heir peculiarly
healthy and pleasant location; the entire
exemptiondrom every ryincen.iveto TO idleness,
or temptation to vice, and tho highly moral
taDd religious influence OF the surrounding
-uelghl,orhoo,', afl no, ordinary recommen-
da.lpns TO parents and guardians who de-
sire, saie and pleasant home for. their
children or wards. ,,,a.,,.s, ~
Tho Trustees assure the public, that no
labor or expense will be spared in procur-
ing every thing requisite Tor The intellectu-,
aland physical well.being Of the students.
Maps, Geographical and Astronomical,
Globes. Philosophical and other apparatus,
sufficient for every purpose of, illustration,
are now ordered and mill be at the High
School IN few weeks. s.5,,.,
Ina word The Tsu. tees appeal to what
they have already done as proof and
guarantee Of their determination to omit
nothing in the organization and working Of
the school which viii prevent It from being
what it is called, u High School in every
sense Of the term, f;s
= Ample accorn,nudGt! !ons arc furnished by
the Princlpai, Us well az by, the most re-
spectacle families in the vicinity.
Books, Stationery, &c., are furnished nt
the Fayetteville prices
TERMS AND COURSE OF STUDY:
The students will be divided into three
grses. The first, or primary department,
ID which will he laugh, tho elementary
branches OF Spelling, Reading, Writing,
anu The elements Di Arithmetic. ,p'l
Trrma per Session Of FIVE months. IS 90
!''& SECOND: s 39 f!iS
{ English Grammar. (Mtchell'aJf
Arithmetic, (Greenieaf Jsi
-a Alathe,ha'ics, (Prarce or Da: Ga M
vica' cnursG) KeIh OH the { @tA w w
Globes, I:alcry, Composition g5t u.
ana Rudinents Of Latin, rs.,
rI, THIRD: u
A complete English and Classical ~.
Education, with Natural, Mental, I liz
IS and aiorai Science, 90 90
For French, German or Spanish, 10 90
Board. Washing, &c, (exr !usiye of
: lights.) - !. 40 20
+ Boasd and Tuition, payable, one. half q;
the commencement! of the Sessiou. the
olher 1t the close. Ts',i
tp: further information address the
Principal or either nf the Trustees at
i.anriuhnrgh p. e., Richmond County.
North Carolina. 4 Ht;,
DUNCAN McLAURIN, X :! 3
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., xssg +,
JOHN IL. FAIRLY. ~, s,s,9.y -
s35.S taMIsS c. .}hlcEACflIN, -.
- - II tssz7,-AipIs!AER rim, y Trueiie4e,is,
E;:sa d. G. STEWART. t' EE''l' r
Dr.. Il. D. l1lCKSUN. S, ~
lis u. McNEIEL.,, - sr.a
s,a d. C. MCINTYRE, 5ia e,}
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