The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1859-11-02
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oro n nr-r, PORT GIBSON, MISS ...:
uEO. e BC Tier. Mrs. A. j. BUTLER p.;.,
Pref E. J. FITZHUGH Vocal and T3., r,me,p pas;
Music. a"u instrumental
Ms 49, r: a. FlfZHUGH, Assistant in Music and
Mile. NJ sCHWENDEMAN. Frsrob C..
and Drawing and Painting. "p"Hi'n &C.
Mrs. A. NJ. MONTMORENCY' N,tron
'ilE mex session Of this Institution viii, .,n-
nence on the LIST Monday of Octoba- VIII com
the LIST week N July following Tba 10; nu CLOSE
oelhg enlarged, and other improvements naio 80
uI ~ 'ne oapieity ana comforts of the Iustituton
ana tre grounds VIII be tastefuly laid out. Teach
ers OF superior accomplishments and vr.II 80
| faIthtulness have been selected as ah. 80 tf i
| IS believed the advantages that tins Inst;,nti ~
fers in Music and French are Of unusnai 1870. o.
Inc frlnclpai mas recently been connected with the
Seminary of Rev. DR.. Savage, at Pass Christa;n
and engaged in teaching in the South for the In
eighteen years.
Terms per whole Academic Year, payable half in
| advance, and remainder 18th February "
| Tuition in Engish-Day scholars s5o M
Music on Piano, Harp, Guitar, or Organ each 80 90
| Use Of instruments for practice. ........ 10 00
French Caught daily Latin, DC, each .. 80 90
Vocal Music, taught singly and in classes. 20 90
Drawing and painting in Water eolors..... 20 90
Gftciah Fdlhlhs....'.'.. ''.'..'''....: 81 w
lncldentals. ................... W
Board including washing, fuel and lights. ..l60 90
There is but session, and scholars will be
the session, but deductions made for absence,
cept proracted of Illness when the loss of
time will be equally shared between the pupil and
the institution. GEO. G. BUTLER, A. NJ. Print.
Reference is 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
Academy Rev DR. Savage, Rev W Sill VIM
Lightfoot, Esq, DIR G smith, McCutchon,
Esq, Kershaw, Esq, Pass Christian; Wright,
Allen Co, Lewis Oglssby, Block, McAfee Co,
l. Mann Co, Twichel, Esq, New Orleans Rev
a Massey, Geo Tuthil, Esq NJ Warning, Esq,
Mobile Col l. James, Clarke CO., Ala jackson
Natchez; W Stansbury, Esq, Tchula Gen c
Grant Coahoma co Miss E Cooley Esq., PIT Coupee
La DR. Stone, P.aluemine La; BrOEn, |
Esq, Manchac, La; Col Myers, Madison Parish, |
La; ) McGi, Esq, st Joseph, La NJ W Bland, |
E5q, La; DR. A Pearson, II Jones, Esq, Col |
" Iillams, Matasorda, Texas. Sept6 59-W6W.
SOUTHERN FEMALE COLLEGE,.
: ME iUurEn scholastic year OF tsIs Institution
4 will Commence Wednesday, l4th of Sep
tember next, under the management and control of
Rev. I. H. CAPERs, President assisted by Rev. DR..
b. Il. CAPERs, A. NJ, as associate; who former
ly Professor Of Ancient Languages in Franklin
Colege. His long and established character as a
teacher is too well known to require ndation
These gentlemen will bring into the College, and will
have here by the opening Of the session, as able |
Faculty as can be found in any institution in
country. 1t Is useless for to say, for it is fact
already known, that President CaperS requires |
h0roaga scholarship in all the departments.
The Music department will be under the super
Vision Of Prof CARLOS o. HELwIG, NJ. d. who |
brings the highest testimonials Of capacity and t
moral worth. These testimonials from our own I
State, and from III sc who known to the Trus- 4
ees and Faculty. c
Our Institution is Ia a high, healthiu section Of 5
he state, remote from any town, and from the c
treat rhoroughtares Of the country, and offers to
Is pupils the advantages OF retirement and healthy
exercise IN the open air. The society in the vcini-
OF the College is good as can be found in any =
Ortion OF the State. We offer as an inducement
parents to send their children to this institution
he fact that the President is a regular Physician
age and experience, and from extensive practice a
a former years, is familiar with the diseases of fl
bis climate, and their treatment He makes ne
harse for services rendered to his pupils. Parents
ringing their children by way Of the river will Il
and at Grand Gulf ana go out by railroad to Port
fIbson, where arrangements have been made with d
ne livery stables to bring them to the College Ia
1thout delay. All communications addressed to il
ne President at Rocky Spring, Claiborne county ii
Lss, W.ll meet with attention Ia
Expenses per Session of Ten Months, II
GARD, including bedding, washing, lights $40 90
preparatory Department .............. 30 m
lesuihdh Nidss'. ............. 40
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