Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-12-16
Wimsboroa Female Institute.

TIME duties of this Institution will close for the
Il present year, November 9th, and be resumed
on the first Monday in January, 1859, under Mrs
C. LAbD, Rev. C. B. BELTS aud Rev. j. DOUG
LASS as Principals. The School will therefore be
conducted by them.
The discipline ofthe School will be mild but pos
tive. The aim of the Principal will be to instil a
high sense of moral rectitule. Pupils will be al,
lowed to attend any Church preferred BY the Pc.
rents or Guardians of the pupils e Su hik
Arrangements are made to accommodate pupils
with Board at the Institution under the immedi-
ate charge f)Mrs. c. Ladd. Those who desire to
board their children or wards out of the Institu-
tion will DO allowed to do so, though it is prsfera.
BILE to have them in the Institution.
Tuition in the Literary Department paid In ad-
vance. The session of each pupil to commence at
the time of entrance aud no deduction made for
lost time, except inlcases Of sickness. fr-s
{ q LITERARY DEPARTMENT..
i Mas. C. LADD, = Rev. ]. DOUGLASS,
Asst. A. W. LApD, REV. C. D. Belts.
rf.- FRENCH, :.,:.
J.. W. DAVIDSON, A. M.
MUSIC AND FANCY WORK,
MISS E. CROSSITT AND MISS s. CR0SSITT.
,.s.... TERMS,
sTisiS,s- PER SESSION OF FIVE MoNTHs-E:-t-'
Primary Department.".. ".....".............."SlO w
First Glass. ......"lZ w
Second 10 w
Junior or Senior Glasses, including Latin or
Greek. ........Zo w
without the Languages..."........ w
French....." w
MUSICAL AND ORNAMENTAL DEPARTMENT.
Music on Piano, Guitar of Melodeon. ..""20 90
Drawing, and Painting in oil or water colors.lG w
Fancy Work.:...... ..........'"..''"""'o w W.
Use Of Piano. W
Fuel for Academy, including use Of Maps, Sol W
Board per month including Bedding, Lights,
Fuel, Towesl, &c.....".. """".......l0 w
Washing separate charge.
Board and Tuition in the Literary Department
will vary from $50 to so per session. Including
the Languages, $50 to $75 per session.
Pupils can graduate in those languages that con.
stitute a thorough English Education.
Those living convenient to the Railroad, and in.
tending to patronise the Institution, WILL by stating
the day Of their arrival be met at the depot with
o conveyance for their baggage. go. ~
I ... REFERENCES.
Gen. J. H. Means, Ex. Governor Of South Caro-
bit, Ga; Hon. J. Buchanan, 8. c.; Hon. o.
Woodward, s. c.; Rev. E. A. Meynardie, NJ. e.
Church, 8. c. Rev. J. A. Porter, do; Rev. Saml
Leard, do; Rev. ]. s. Conner, do; Rev. DR.. II. J.
Neil, doi Rev. A. NJ. McCorqudale, do Rev. H.
L. Murphy, A. r. Church, North Carolina; Rev.
G. H. Mclaughlin, do, Tennessee, Rev. r. ].
Taylor, do Hon. W. r. Robertson, South Caro-
lima; Hon. W. s. Lyles, do; Hon. DR.. ]. Douglas,
do; Hon. J. B. McCants, do Hon. R. B. Boyl-
ston, do; Rev. G. W. Boggs, Presbyterian Church,
8. c.; Rev. W. J. Mccormick, do; Rev. NJ. D;
Fraser, do; Rev. R. R. Vann, Baptist Church, do.
Rev. A. K Durham, do; Rev. R. c. Fielder, do;
Rev. A. M. .Cartledge, do; Rev. DR.. James D.
McCabe, Episcopal Church Rev. DR.. John G.
McCabe, Baltimore, do. ..
p@ Pianos, Melodeons and Guitars furnished
at New York prices, with an allowance Of ten
per cent. for cash. All instruments furnished by
me warranted. .. "H. ... -'-
For further particulars, apply to
...s. G. W. LADD, Winnsboro', 8. G.
Dec 16 so St