Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-02-19

DAY N uCTi 'RER. and closes on tho FOURTH D1E
VF July, III each year,
Mr. & Mrs. ion experience Of over tx,nt>
ears in the work of Education, the tnrasur re- of sr.
ces. which has attended their efforts. aud the auns.
"ro'Is testimonials Of appreciation received frcrn ma
trons and pupils, may be reta cded as "A sure pledge NJ
'4't1nucd patronage and Sufcess.
Ii't >lH;>ANl IL conveniently and pleasantly locs.
cate! 80 the North Eouis' ard. between Third ara
'nar'A It. Gets, near the State House, an in view ~
Tie RIVER.
fnE BUILDINGS are spacious. the apartments sos,-
toItAale and com UnGinus: and ali the arranxezserts
we'll suited to Tie purpose Of d Seminary Of The Ara
class, and &c secure The health, happiness, ccapfas
@nl progress q thc pupils.
AlLthc branches Of Il so:d and ornamental eau..
tom a re taught, under the immediate instruction Ard
supervision oi the prime Gals. with the beat a ssis,sn~a
TIA lrAv b" required.
! Et' t'Ak advantages in thu department Of vocs;
aid Instrumental Music are euioyed under Tim IT,
STR ction OF Mrs. GCIos, whose reputation as q Vocal.
1T and eucttsoiul teacher of Music is srrps ssa3 by
SrEciAl attention is devoted to the French lapgusoe
"A1rh Is made, a. tar as Is %practiblc, the language
It tb. hnusc.
1 due regard is had to physical and mental recr.s
;.cn. with regular and systematic exercise in ouen air
NrSIcAL @oiNEA*, TOR the purpose Of i'm parting con-
f'Ience and ease to the pupils: and Of exhibiting their
progress amt proficiency IN Vocal and Instrumental
Music. Composition Execution, Fsen-A, It,. Ar.
given at stated per iods, TO which the patreus sss
Gr1e' ds "t the inSti5utien are invited.
lHE frequent thE8ftuNl.ltA Hi &u4eH1tnR HhHMe Trs.
lures, DEBATES and other exhibitions, will Do aYetas
Of. ~ ihI as they may seem Desirable and u1cser
lRnNIscro. : ' isiasns at the Seminary or abroad. il
strictly prohibited Visits to the pupils, are regtr,c.
ted to their parents and imn,eCiate reiattfss, and Il,
others specially designated by their guardians-
latrnus are "z pecte,l To delegate to the heads of th-
institution, the parental supervision Of the puplis. for
the time being, without the Intervention OF other
parties. SATURDAY P. NJ, is set apart as the time for
RECEIVING visits. Parties from 4 distance. are mecca
sa1i'y unrestricted as to TING, although the bad eg.
"ctA Of Interruptions at other than the regular timer.
inust BE- obvious. Pupils should enter Ut ths an rTy
part Of the sessiun, aud continue without intsrxun.
lion, " the last Gay Of the same. There will be g.
recess OF Que week, Mt Christmas time.
sT'e>E1xasa
Per Annum payable s~smi-annually in advauo 9
For boa rt. tuition in English, French, Latin
End Vocal MUSIC, with washing, lights and
Instrumental Music, including use of Instru-
spanish. drawing and paiating. each...... as
IrF1ls furnish their own Sheets. pillow-Cases, Blank
cts, Towels and Napkins, or pay $40 for the use eff the
same for one year.
No other extra char ts, except for Stationary and
printed Music.
The payment of $500 at the commencement Of the
year, secures TO the pupil al advantages Of the institu
tlou, without extra charge Of any kind. This arraa.
cement is mad" for the accommodation Of those who
object TO the bill Of It csteruS At the close of the year.
The requisite supply Of brushes, co1nhs, Spoons,
forks, &C, to tc brought by the pupil and all arti.
tcle> Of clothing, &c. to be distinctly marked with
the owners name.
If REFEREScE ia made to the Bishops and Clergy of
the Protestant Fpiscopal Church.
A5~ For fl ;th,r information, and l. all business
~J7atlers, address = Rev. El.IIAHG vlON, Baton Rouge,
La, 10 whose care all letters and packages should b.
directed. noy2O;5S
@e~aras
DUNAWAT NEGEOE=SS, DAVE and OSCAR. DAVE
IL lett my plantation about the ]st of September
is a man about As years nld-lark grille color-nsarly
six feet higA-grurn and clumsy looking-zcar on thu
face, on the left side. | think-slnnll fingers On the
left hand, slightly Aforementioned and whiskcrs
slightly grey-welghs about 165 poun IL. Oscar left
WoudLeld, on the Baton Rouge L Crosse Tete Rail
roah. on the 18th October-ia q man about so years
nld-alnost perfect olack--full six feet i!gh-wals-*
nladc-wa!k- with his toes Il little cut-rarries him.
self well--antl IL very s,uast-iA,r counteEanes, with
rather *lcall cyes-welghS about la uonnds-sunk
with hrn when he lett, Il black car pet bng. two hiek-
"fr SHIRTS. two pa1r>cottoE pants, one striped and the
other white. Also Il double harr,lled shot gun, q
irch bore. OF Bailey $ MAXI, New Orleans, with an
stock. Ines" boys AT" supposed to have gotten +"
~tthrr. viii pay lor the delivery Of Oscar al my 'est.
ienc" in wtSt bnton Rouge, $15. and for DAVE s66.-
and for The apprehension and confinement in any
>ai, jail; 80 for OSCAR, and $50 for DAVE.
JOSEPH s. WILLIAMS.
oct lett, West Baton Rouge.
DENTAL NOTICE.