The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-10-14
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Fount'n HillMale and Female Academy,

ForSrAY HUI. McMiSv COUNTY, TEYv.
J. II. BISHOP, Principal.
VNHE FOURTH SESSION or THIS INsTI-
| Il tuition will commence on Monday the LIST Au-
gust, 1859.
RATES or TJITION,
| F"ynbic oao-haY IL "draHcc. 6oioncc al clpsc ot'
Session.
0rthography, Reading, Writing and Arith-
metc, ........................S6 90
Geography, Grammar, Philosophy, History,
Composition and Defamation. ............... 90
Physiology, Astronomy, Algebra, Gcumetry
and the higher branches of Mathematics. 10 90
Latin Greek and Bellies Letters. ...........l2 on
Contingent fee, invariably in advance, ........ 90
Boarding in good. families, convenient to the
Academy. washing and lights cxtra.) 81 2j to
SlJO r. week.
1t is very desirable that all who design entering
as pupils be present the first dry of the session
No student admitted for less than half session.
and no deduction for lost time except in eases of
prntractcd sickness. No student admitted without
Il ticket from II. l.. Shuts, Treasurer.
The undersigned, Trustees of Fountain Hill
Academy, are happy to Announce to the public.
that. after fair experiment, they ran say with
confidence that the advantages afforded by this
institution to students desiring thorough or n
business education, are not cyccllcd hy those of
any similar school. The plan of instruction is
substantially the same rs that pursued Mt Emory
and Henry College, Va. where the PRINCIPAL OBJ
tanned his education. There is in connection with
this institution Literary Society and well Sc
lcctcd Academicnl Library, Surveying Instru-
mcnts. &C., all of which afford advantages of II
superior kind. In addition to these the ndvan-
tagcs of location recommend this institution very
highly to those wishing to send. II j. situated
II quarter of mile East of Mouse Creek Depot
surrounded by beautiful grove, aud near an cx-
cc.lcnt spring Judging from the past. its friends
predict for it future iull of prosperity and use
inlness. This will b" II permanent School.
TRUSTEES.
Elijah Cate, John f. Lane
David Neil. Russell Lane,
II. H. Shuts, Grccnberry Cate.
p y. i. Sherman, T.. Lane.
W. \. Stephens, DR.. Il. :. Lane,
John d. Lowry, Jr.
II. l.. SHUTS. Sc'y aad 7ieas.
Fountain Hill, Tenn, July 5. Is5o-,f-563
Mouse Greek Male and Female Academy.
Prof 4. A. NEWMAN. Principal.
Miss G. j. JAMES. Of Ga. Assistant.
FNllE FIFTH SESSION OF THIS INSrITU-
4 ton will commence Monday, Sth August.
1899.
81 THS or TiITION par Session Of 20 IItck..
Spelling, Reading and Writing, ...,....S5.O 90
Geography Arithmetic, English Grammar
Composition and Defamation. .....,..... 500
Mathematics, Natural Sciences, and the above o. 90
Latin Grammar and Reader, ...................I2OO
Onc-hali of tuition in advance, and Tie balance
nj the close of the session.
Contingent fee. in advance. 81.
BOARDING, in good houses convenient to the
school (washing and lights cXtra.) per week, %.
No deduction for lost time. except in eases of
rroracted sickness. For tickets, apply to j. H.
MAGiLL, Treasurer.
The Trustees of this Institution feel no hesi,an-
cy in assuring the public that the facilities afford
cd by this School for acquiring thorough cduca-
ton are cXccllcd by no similar institution in East
Tennessee. We have, for the use OF tha School n
complete Chemical and Philosophical Apparatus,
which is OF incnlculale advantage to students in
these branches. We have also we'll selected Iii
brary. Tn, STEES
{. SHELL, j. II. MAGUL.
H. X. IIuRsT, Wv NJ PrncEII.
JAMES WILsoS, II. VI. EVANS. NJ ID.
j. Il. HURST, JOSEPH lloDGSoy,
ALLEN Moore, \. ID. BRIASr.
Mouse Greek, July 10, lSj9--tf-56t