Delaware State reporter., 1854-11-21
Delaware Advertisements.
MISCELLANEOUS.
MEDIA CLASSICAL INSTITUTE.

MEDIA CLASSICAL INSTITUTE. TX
TNHE WINTER SESSION of the Media
Il Classical Institute will commence on the
first Tuesday OF November next, and the Sum-
mer Session ON the first Tuesday of April.
Media is the new County Town of Delaware
County, Pa. 1t is eleven miles from Philadel-
phia, per West Chester Rail Road, and five from
Old Chester, on the Philad'a. Wilm'n. x Bait.
Rail Road, with which it communicates twicea
day by stage.
For hcalthfulness and beauty of scenery, it
cannot be surpassed.
BY its charter, thesale of Intoxicating drinks
is foreuer excluded from the Borough.
In the Institute, pupils are prepared for tho
Counting House, the College, or any depart
ment of business life.
TERMS.-One hundred dollars per session
of five months, payable in advance. Modern
languages, Music, or Drawing, each fifteen dol
lars per session.
Pupils furnish their own beds and bedding,
or pay five dollars per session for their use
Bedstcads are furnished. Washing, thirty-iivc
cents per dozen.
The following extracts from a few of the nu-
merous unsolicited testimonials, from its former
patrons, will indicate their opinion of the eff
cheney of the mode of instruction pursued in the
Institute - ttF.H t
Hon. john NJ. CLAYTON, Ex-Secretary of
State, &c, says: "I cannot express all my
thanks for your attention to my boys. They
haze learned, and now love to learn. Their
fondness for, and attachment to you, are such
as gives the best of guarantees for their future
progress"
i'll. LATIMER, President of the Bank OF Della
ware, says: s'I have to express my thanks for
your attention to my sons, and have only to re-
greet that had not placed them at your Insttu-
ton long since. , .,n.
Mrs. NJ. ELLIOTT, Natchez, Miss, says: g As
| have not had the pleasure of seeing you,
take this method of expressing my gratitude to
yourself and family, for so much kindness to
George, during the two years he has been with
you. His Improvement has been very satisfac-
tory.o
JOSEPH Hill, Esq, Smyrna, Dell, says: 1
feel it to be my duty to encourage your scsool
in every way l can, knowing that there is no
imposition about it,
ALFRED DUPONT, de Nemours, says (: &c
thank you most cordially for your attention to
my boys. Their progress in study is highly
satisfactory
Rev. BENZ. BURROUGHS, Savannah, Ca, says I:
'sThe attention of yourself and family to the
comfort ofmy sons, and their rapid and thorough
progress in study, lay Mrs. B. and myself under
lasting obligations. AS an evidence of my high
appreciation of your school, l have had an add
vertisement of it placed in one of our news
papers, a number of which l herewith send
YOU"
Rev. GEo. JuNKIN, d. D., whilst President
vi Lafayette College dlber eAalllndulOu OF Sefe-
raj ofmy pupils for admission to an advanced
class, having adverted to their thoroughness,'
| &C., says:
Sc For the superior quality of the specimen,
we are prepared to endorse the lot. May the
Good Shepherd watchoyer you and your valua-
! bic Institution.
REFERENCES.
Rev. J. W. Dale, Jones Brook, ESQ, John
G. Beatty, Esq, Media.
Rev. Jacob D. Dudley, VIM. t. Crook, Esq,
CroolIville.
Rev. A. D. Pollock, Hon. Willard Hall, Hon
j. J. Milligan, Hon. j. Wales, Wilmington.
| Ibvv. T.. Boardmdn; ~ u
Rev O.. Van Rennsalaer. D. D., Cor. Sec. Of
Board of Education.
Rev. VIM. Blackwood, and the Presbyterian
Clergy generally.
rev. N. Il. Hope, D. D., princeton Uonegc
Rev. D. ". MLean, D. D., President of La
fayette College, Easton, Pa.
Rev. George Burrowes, D. D., Rev. JOSEPH
Alden, D. D., James Coffin, Esq, Professors il
Lafayette College.
Address Qost paid) the Principal.
REV. S. NJ. GAYLEY,
} oct3l Media, Del. Co. Pa.