Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-06-04

Teachers. Use Of Piano, So.
FURTHER Observation-Disclosures payable 4.
the beginning of each session. No deduction
made for absence of pupils unless in cases Of pro-
traoted illness, or by special agreement.
Boarding, Esc.
In this particular, we would inform the public
that large and elegant Boarding House, capable
of accommodating more than one hundred young
ladies, has been built in connection with the
Academy. This department will be under the
immediate supervision Of Presiden. Hamilton and
his accomplished lady, assisted by an agreeable
and experienced mstron. The rooms are sufh-
GENTLY commodious, thoroughly ventilated, and
handsomely furnished with good beds, mirrors,
carpets, tables, wardrobes, etc. And to avoid
confusion, as we'll as for the sake Of convenience
the different suites Of rooms are supplied with
speaking tubes, bells, and other modern improve
ments. In addition the President will employ O
sufficient number Of trustworthy servants to
meet the demands Of the house in the very first
style, such 40 cooks, washers ehambermaids
dining-room servants, etc. cleanline 10 about the
establishment may be expected. Finally, parents
and guardians who have daughters and wards 70
educate, in sending them to this school may rest
assured that every effort will be made to guard
their health and morals, cultivate their minds
and manners, and have them feel perfectly AZ
home.
In consequences Of the high price Of labor, eat
ables, etc.--to say nothing Of the considerable
outlay Of means 10 furnish the house--boarders
will be charged $50 90 per session Of five months,
every thing included, one half Of which must
be paid at the beginning Of each term.
The Corps Of Instructors.
The Board Of Trustees feel that they have cause
to congratulate themselves and the country be-
cause Of their success in securing the efficient
and almost invaluable services Of the experien-
ced and reliable President DR.. A. /. Hamilton,
who unites every grace Of mental accomplish
ment with an integrity of purpose and an ener-
gy which insure success in whatever he under
takes. Being Virginian by birth. he is FIR .
specimen of the "old Virginia gentleman" and
has had large experience in teaching, having
been mainly Instrumental in founding, In several
places in the South, permanent and now flourish
ing institutions. We would without hesitancy
recommend DR.. Hamilton as in every way Wor-
thy of the esteem and patronage Of the entire
community.
As rega rds the "Assistants," we beg leave 10
state that they were carefully selected by Presi:
dent Hamilton from some Of the best Female
Schools in the South. They are all thoroughly
educated, hightoped, and accomplished ladies
and, in addition, have had great experience in
the school-reom. The Trustees take great pride
and pleasure in recommending them as eminent
ly well qualified in every particular for their
respective departments, 10 parents and guardians
who may have daughters and wards to educate
We have hitherto felt the necessity Of n first.
class Female School in our midst; one that could
cope with the most renowned institutions Of the
North and East; and VIC now tender 10 the eoun.
try our sincere congratulations upon having Al
last secured so great desideratum.