Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-02-26

THE FEMALE
AT 8 satox1 Rouge, -Isa.
UNDER TIE DIRECTION Asr s1rEK>r,ox ~ TIE
Rev, ELIJAH GUIoN, Of st. James Church,
Mrs Gu!ON, and other comp3t1ut Assistants
(omtn|n+t1 o. dnnno' >'~>a>": On H." FIRST Apy
DAY IN oCtj'btH and cl"se* az til" tfttHTlI n.&
Or Jul !, III eacl. year.
hr. L Mrs. GCiON experencr If over t~fc+r
years in the work Of EtucA1ion. the measure # srcS
cess which has attended their efforts, and the u,r1
ernus testimonials If appreciation received If, n, 70
irons hnd pupils, may r" regarded a. 4 ,lrc pledge or
continued pa trDuage and success.
The SEMINARY * conveniently and rie4cautlY ,ora
Gated on The North boulevard. between Third ana
Church st. eets, near The STAT House. al in ,iav =,
the river.
Tnt BriIT1SGs ar" spacious. tie apartments con-
Portable and comnlo4ious. and all i:.r arrangements
we'll suited to the rur pore of A Seminary Of tbe frs.
"las*, and to secure the health, haa,Iuess ccr,f,-
and PROGRESS Of the pupils.
A1Lthe branches % & sclid and ornamental r,rrs
ton a re taught under the immediate nstruc,lona and
supervision ot the principals, with the best agsistarra
that may be required.
IEErIlAa advantages i'll tn department Of yoca,
and Instrumental Music are enjo~-1 under The in
structlon Of Mrs. GrIoS, whose :rrut4tiun as Il Voca}
list ana successful tea cher of Music Is sarpa,sed Nv
SPECIAL attention is devoted to the French Ianu,aro
when IS made, as tai as IS ~pfa+t'bte, the language
Ot the IlnuSe.
\ due regard l. had to physical and mental recrea.
ton, with r'1tiAc and ~yst+s. alc exercise in Or en- air
NISlrAt >"t!:tE>, tr the purpose Of IN parting co;-
fidence an" eA~@ /" the pupils. and ii exhibiting their
progress ant proficiency in F"raI and INSTRUMENTAL
Music. Competition, EIorutlon, French. &c., are
given at stated yet inds. to which the patrons and
frie' d. It til" INSTITUTION a." IHvi cd.
HE frequent opportunities" Of attending public lee.
lures, debates aud Other exhibitions. viii be ava allied
D! as lar d. they may seem Arsil:hle and prorer.
PRox1>crotS visiting At the Seminary or abroad is
strictly prohibited Visits to thu pupils, are ~estr,c.
ted to their parents and immediate relatives, and to
others specially designated by their guardians,-
|atruns a'e eX pecte1 To d-legate to tllt heads of the
institution, the parental aDrervisi'n of the pupils. for
the time being, without the intervention Of other
81 rties. SATURDAY P. MI is set aparI as tho time for
receiving Visits. Parties front a distance, are neees-
sally unrestricted rs to time, although the bad Eff
ects Of INTERIM ptions at other than the regular times.
must be obvious. Pu pills should enter at the earfv
part Of the session, and continue without ln:trrnp,
ton, tp the last day Of the same. There will BIZ &
recess OF ONE week, at Christmas time.
Terxaa
Per Annum, payable s~emi~annualIy in advane a
For board, tuition in English. French, Latin
and Vocal Music, with washing, lights and
fuel. .... =. $500 90
Instrumental Music, including use Of lnstru-
I1ent. .... ..... IS 90
Spanish. Drawing and Painting. each ...... rs 90
PUPILS furnish their own sheets. lil}o" Gases, Blank
cts, Towels and Napkins, or pay SO Tor the use eff the
same iuT one year.
10 ether extra chal ges. except for Stationary and
printed Music.
The pa yulent OF $500 at the commencement of the
year, secure to the pupil disadvantages Of the institu
ton. without extra charge If any kind. This arran-
cement is made for the recommendation of those who
object to the bill Of ct cee1aS ii the close Of the year.
The requisite supply OF brushes, combs, spoons.
forks, &c. to lie brought by the pupil and all arti-
ticles of clothing. &c, to be distinctly marked with
the owners name.
~ RErEkESCE is made to the Bishops and Clergy Of
the Protestant EIie copal Church.
HJ- For III ;ther information, and ID all business
matters. address - Rev. E~LIJAHGu1UN, Baton Rouge,
La. to whose care all letters and packages should be
directed. nov20'5S
&12S waEC1s
UNAWAI NEGROES. DAVE and OSCAR. DAVE
II lett my plantation abont the }st Of September
is T. man abou, rs years "ld-Aar k grife coIor-neatly
six feet nigh-gruni and clumsy looking-scar on the
face. on She left side. think--lnnl' fingers on the
hand, slightly Aforementioned and wilishers
slightly grev-welEt,s about lf5 pnpn Is. OSCAR left
W"oiheli, on the Baton Rouge Il Crosse Tett Rail-
roak, on the lltA OctobeT-is n man about 80 years
perfect hlnck--tult six fact hlrH--weil-
with his toes a little out-carries him
weii~-anll Is very ,Inart-aatr c"nntenAnce. with
rather small eyes-weigfS abnu. 1.5 pornl<-tonE
with HIM when he left, Il black carpet-hag, two hick
shirts. two pajr,cuttnn pants, one str ipet and the
her white. Also a double barrtlied shot gun, z.
inch bore. Of Eailey'> make, New Orleans, with an
breech plate on account ri a fracture in the
stock. These boys are supposed to have gotten To,
seti,rr. viii pay tor tie delivery of OSCAR at my resi-.
ltnce in west l}aton Rouge, SIS. and for DAVE $50 49,
And fer the apprehension and confinement III any
jail, 500 for OSCAR, and $50 for pave,
JOSEPH :. WILLIAMS.
oct 1htf. West Baton Rouge,
DENp NFeTIrF