Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-03-05

u = aided by 1
Mrs. GU10N, and other compsthnt Assistant.
A IN oCTioBER, and closes on the FOURTH n n1r
OF JULY, IN each year.
Mr.. l. Mrs. GU1ON'S experience of over TWENTY
years in the work of Education, the measure If snS5
cess which has attended their efforts, and the unm
erous testimonials of appreciation received from ~ ~
irons and pupils, may be regarded as a sure nle1oao
continued patronage and success. ~
THE SEMINARY Is conveniently and PLEASANTLY loco
Gated on the North lOulevard. between II ird ~
Church st Gets, near the State House, an in view ~
the river.
The BUILDINGS are spacious. tho apartments cou
Portable and cormodious: and all the arrancementa
we'll suited to the purpose Of a Seminary OF The frs.
class. and to secure the health, happiness, ccnfnu
and progress, of the pupils.
AILthc branches of n solid and ornaments al cd,co
ti"n a re taught, under the immediate instruction ,d
supervision Of the principals, with the best assistance
that may be required.
OCULAR advantages in tn department of Woo,
and Instrumental Music are enjoyed under the in
struction of Mrs. GrloN, whose equation as a Vocal
l>t and successful teacher of Music is surpassed hv
few.
SPECIAL attention is devoted to the French langn,o.
which is made, as far as is %practlble, the lanpuroa
Of the house.
a due regard is had to physical and mental recrea.
ton, with regular and systematic exercise in omen mir
MUSICAL So1KEEs, for the purpose Of Importing con.
fdence and ease IN the pupils: and Of exhibiting thei.
progress and proficiency in Vocal and Instruments
Music. NbnPbSltlOu. FIOcullOh, + rencl, &c. ar
given at stated periods; t" which the patrons an,
fire DIS Of the institution are lnvi ed
THE frequent opportunities of attending public Ter
lures. debates and other exhibitions, will be avail.
Of. as far as they may seem desirable and prour.
PEpMls'vots Visiting at the Seminary or abroad,
strictly prohibited Visits to the pupils, are restr,e
ted to their parents and immediate relatives, and /
others specially designated by their guardians
Patrons are ex pected to delegate to the heads of tn.
institution, the parental supervision Of the pupils, for
the time being, without the intervention OF other
parties. SATURDAY =. NJ, j. set apart as the time for
recrlvinv visits. Parties from a distance, are neces.
sa1ily unrestricted as to time, although the bad eff.
ects of interruptions at other than the regular times
must be obvious. Pupils should enter at the earfy
part of the session, aud continue without Interrupt.
ton, to the last day of the same. There will be
recess OF Que week, at Christmas time.
Terms
Per Annum, payable Semi annually in advancs
For board, tuition in English. French, Latin
and Vocal Music, with washing, lights and
tuel..... =. $500 90
Instrumental Music, including use of lnstru-
Intnt .... -. 70 W
Spanish. Drawing and Painting, each....... Is 90
IrrIIs furnish their own Sheets. Pillow Gases, Blank
cts, Towels and Napkins, nr pay $40 for the use eff the
same for one year.
No other extra charges, except for Stationary and
printed Music.
Tie payment of $500 at the commencement Of tho
year, secures to the pupil all advantages of tile insttu Il
tiou, without extra charge OF any kind. This arran-g
cement is made for the accommodation of those who
object to the bill Of tt ceteraS at the close Of the yesr.
The requisite supply Of brushes, combs, spoons,
forks, &c. T." he brought by the pupil and AL ari-
t;cle> of clothing, &C.. to be distinctly marked with
the owners name. ##
Ag- RErEREStE is made to the Bishops and Clergy of
the Protestant Episcopal Church.
FD- For tu ;tl.er information. and in all business
matters, address Il Rev. ELlJAHGUION, Baton Rouge,
La, to whose care all letters and packages should be
directed. nov20'5S5
60 oE+
D UNAWAY NEGiOkS, DAVE and OSCAR. DAVE
II lett my plantation abont the st Of September
is Il man about As years oll-dark grille colo'-nearly
six feet hig'-grum and clumsy LOOK ing-scar on the
face, on the left side. | tiink-smalI fingers on the
left l',nd. slightly Aeformed-hend and whiskers
grey-we'ghs about l65 poun1s. OSCAR left
ON the Baton Rouge X Crosse Tr1e Rail.
on the 18th October-i> 4 man about 80 years
oLI-almost perfect black-full six feet ~h,.h-well-
nade-walkS with his TOES a little out-carries him
self we'll and Is very Smart-ta,r enuntc''ance, with
rather small eyes-wr'giS about IFS n"unis-took
hlnl when ht lett. Il black carpct-bag. two hick-
shirts. two pair cotton pants. one striped and the
other white. Also a double barrtllrd shot gun, *
inch bore. IF %'airy'~ make, New Orleans, with an
'Htrnde1 brr"cl' plate IN account of a fracture in the
stock. These boys are Imposed TO lavr gotten to:
sr,!,cr. Will pay Tor + { delivery of OSCAR al my resi-.
Icncr in west I,aton Rouge, SIS. and for DAVE $5o.-
And tor the apprehension and c"aIin. mcnt in amy
JOSEPH :. WILLIAMS.
oct lftf. West Baton Rouge.
DENTAL NOTICE.
)k. l. FAY. has re opened his office
II with new materials. improved instruments, and
With all OF the new improve mcnt> in the profession,
'nering n.or' perfect work at prices t" suit the con-
'tnicnce u all
T.: :a>' comm"narnrv-nth cr at hisre:idence, La
p ' str .ct. Baton Rouge.
sept 2htf @
Rav0, Sara R.uCnact Packet.