The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1859-10-12
BRAsHEAR FEMALE ACADEMY.

PORT GIBSON, MISS.
GEO, G. BUTLER. Mrs. A. j. Blu Tier, PRINCIPALS
Prof. E. J. FITZHUGH, Vocal and Instruments
Miss. E. A. FITZHUGH, Assistant in Music ant
Mile. N. SCHwENDEMAN, French, spanish 30
and Drawing and Painting.
4 Mrs. A. NJ. M0NTMORENCY, MatrOn.
:. 'HNHE next session Of this Institution will com
L mence the LIST Monday OF October, and clos'
the LIST week IN July following. The baldings art
| being enlarged. aud other improvements made, u
add to the capacity and comforts OF the Institution
and the grounds will be tastefully laid out. Teacn
| ers OF Superior accomplishments and well tled
| falthfulness have been selected as above; and II
Is believed the advantages that this Institution Of
ters IN Music and French Of unusual Character.
The Principal has recently been con ected with the
| Seminary of Rev. DIR. Savage, at Pass Christian
and engaged in teaching in the South for the las.
1 eighteen years.
Terms per whole Academic Year, payable half in
advance, and remainder 18th February.
| Tuition in English-Day scholars. $50 90
Music On Piano, Harp, Guitar, or Organ each so 90
Use Of instruments for practice. ........ 10 90
french taught daily Latin, de-, esch.. 80 90
| vocal Music, taught singy and in classes. 20 W
| OOrawlng and painting in Water eolors.... 20
| S n ainung Observation-Disclosures. 40 90
Hfecian Painting. ...............,,.3 40 q,
| =, .~Ais' 1900. Observation-Disclosures. 90
DoStd incuding washing, fuel aud lights. .lsU on
| 'nere 10 out one session, and scholars will n
from the time of to the end Of the
the session, but no deductions made Tor absence x
III piTtIac1ed Cases Of illness, when loss oi
tune viii be equally shared bst~ cen the pupil and
| ene institution. GEO. G BUTLER, A. NJ Prin'
| NoIereuce ID made to the following gentlemen:
the greater part Of whom have had daughters un-
| der his instruction: "
Rev Butler, d D, and the Trustees Of the
Acafemy Rev DR. Savage, Rev G W Sill VIM X
Lightfoot, Esq, DIR N smith, p B McCutehon
Esq, l hershaw, Esq., Pass Christian Wright
. Mann Co, S TwIchell, E.q New Orleans Rev
| J Massey, Geo A Tuthil Esq NJ Warning. Ed
Mobile; Col James, Clarke co., Ala; r Jacksoi
| NttcheI; W Stausbury, Esq, Tcnula; Gen p c
Efant, Coahoma 20 Miss; Cooley. Esq.,. Pt Coupee
La; Or j Stone, PiaIuemine La J NJ brown
Esq. Manchac, La; Col Myers Madison Parish
La J McGlll, Esq, st Joseph, La IN W Bland
Esq La; DR. Pearson, Ii Jones, Esq, Gil
Williams, Ma a.orda, Texas. ->ept6 '5s--w6w
SOUTHERN FEMALE COLLEGE.
HE ourth scholastic year Ut TINS Institution
= Will Commence on Wednesday, l4th of Sep
TENDER next, under the management and control Of
Rev. 7. d. CAPERs, President assisted by Rev. DR.
b. b. CAPERs A. H., as ass cisie who was former
ly Professor of Ancient Languages in Franklin
Col &c. His long aud established character as y
teacher is too well known TO require commentator
These gentlemen Ill bring into the College and will
have here by the okening OF the session. a. able |
Faculty as can be found IN any institution III ur
country. 1t is useless for to say for 1t is fact
already known, that President Capers requires
thorough scholarship ia all the departments
The Music department will be under the super
vision of Prof CARLOS o HELwIG, NJ b. wnu
brings the highest testimonIais # cap, city ami
moral worth. These testimonials are from our own
State and from III SO WIN are known to the Trus-
tees aud Faculty.
Our institution is in high, healthlul, section OF
the state, remote from any town and from th.
great thoroughiares Of the country, and offers to
ts pupils the advantages OF retirement aud healthy
exercise in the open The society in the VicinI-
y of the College is good can be found in any
PORTION of the State. We offer as an nlucemenl
parents to send their children to this institution
he fact that the President ia regular Physician
# age and experience. and from extensive practice
q former years, is familiar with the diseases OF
his climate, and their treatment. He makes no
barge Tor services rendered to his pupils. Parents
ringing their child en- by way Of the river will
and at Grand Gulf and 90 out by railroad to Port
iibsUn, where Arrange IN sntS have been made WITH
be livery stables to bring them to the College
'ithout delay. All communications addressed t.
he President at Rocky Springs, Claiborne county
iiss., wall meet with attention.
EVntn~k6 nt.r SpgSi0n nf Ten MnufhE