Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1859-01-29
FEMALE SEMINARY
at 7xaton r-x,-e -

l. ~ ofJuLs, III each year. - E1DA'
| Dir. & Mrs. GUION,s exner;anc. of
years IN the work Of Education, the mees,-o as.n'y
cess WHICH has attended their effort. IRA ~. suc-
erou5 test1 monlais Of appreciation received rron, nn
irons and. pupils, may be regarded as sura n, : = !,
continued pa trnnage and success. sAaeo
| AHs SEMINARY - conveniently and pleasa,{,y ,,o
Gated on the North Boulevard, between Th;sss io ",
Cnurch s~t.eets, near the State House, an in view sn "s
tbs river. A '1s" OF
The buIlpisGs are spacious. the aparta,.an
fortahle,and co,amodious. and all the arranvenen-.
"clt sn'tettt to the purpose Of q Seminary Of H. 40 AZ
class, and to secure the health, hHnnine.s 80
and progress OF the pupils. 0%A"|
| AIIthe branches Of a solid and orna1ne,. ~ a4,o.
GoEi It re taught: Under the immediate ustru,,;on ."s
/ that may be required. s'et@nSe
PECULIAR advantages in thu DEPARTMENT IF To.o,
ana instrumental Music are enjoyed under fha 10
strictlon ct Mrs. GrloN, whose reputation ! : , VI W
III aud successful teacher OF MUSIC IS surpassed Nv
few. f"as@ ~
| SPECIAL attention il devoted TO the F ranch, on
when Is made, as tar rs is ~psactibIe, the ,anaersess
of the house. ~ '"NsaaSe
\ due regard is had to physical and mental z
ton. with regular and systematic exercise in oaaa at :.
Mua'u-iL soitEEs, for the purpose If imnart;rg ~
/ hdetice and ease 70 the pupils. and OF exhibi,;ng ~,
pEosreas ami proficiency in Vocal and insttrun1ent. t
Music. Com position, Flocution, Frepc1, u. 49,
gwen at stated pei iods, to which the tatrnns 49,
fricrds Of the institution are invited.
The frequent opportunities Of attandiur mn b1;o L.,
lures, Z anu DtAff exhibitions, Will he ara;l.3
OF, az lar a. they may seem desira BILE and proncr
PhoMisCuots visiting ut the Seminary or ahrnaa 10
strictly prohibited Visits to the pap;ls ara rast.a
ted to their parents and Immediate relatives, ami II,
others specially designated by their puarf;ans
Patrons are expected to delegate to the heads of ths
institution, the parental supervision Of the nunil. fse
the time being, without The Intervention az ntIar
parties. SATURDAY p. Il; il set apart as the time fn,.
RECEIVING visits. Parties from a distance, ara neces-
sar}ly unrestricted Us to time. a,thsnsh tba had sw
ects Of Interruptions at other than the regular iiu,as
must be Obvious. Pupils should enter nj the aa~frf
part OF the session, aud continue without interrun-
ton, to the last day Of the same. Thsrs win baa
recess OF oaie week. at Christmas time.
Terms
Per Aanura, payable semi-annuallyi in adyanc g
For hoard, tuition in English, French, Latin
and Vocal Music, with washing, lights and
fuel.,.:. SOM 10
instrumental Music, including use Of 1nstru-
Spanish, Drawing and Painting, each 81 10
PUPPIES furnish their own Sheets. Pi1low-Cases, Blank
cts, '4owels and Napkins, or pay $40 for the use eff the
same FOR one year. "a 3*
No other extra charges, except for Stationary and
printed Music
Tire payment Of $500 at the commencement Of the
year, secures to the pupil ALA va ntages ef tle institu
tiou. without extra charge Of any Kind 4 This arran-
cement Is made for the accommodation 81 those who
object to the bill Of It eetsras at the close of the year
The requisite supply Of brushes combs, spoons
forks, &c, TO be brought BY The pupil and all arti-
tiI-I@ u tE|thih6S W.. ~ az AiaEtASst fAlGEAEU WIN
the owners name. vfvf- d." ' 49, = III. =
81 REsEaxstEs il made to the Bishops and Clerey.ol
the Protestant Episcopal Church. 'T
BE- For fu :ther information. and in all business
matters. address, Rev. ELIJAH GUIDN, Baton Rouge,
La, to- whose care all letters and packages should be-
noy2o'5S -"
#1z5 1eward: Is
T } UNAWAY ,Nt.ikOES, DANE and OSCAR. DAVE
lett nay plantation abont the 1st ofsep,-mber-
is a man about As yearsold-aark grit1e cgsor-nearly
six feet ~hign-grn.n and clumsy looking-scar on the
on the lett side. ! think-s5nail fingers On the
h and. slightly Aforementioned and shiskers
grey-Welghs about Ids poan Is. OSCAR left
Wvodiields on the Baton Rouge t. Gresse Tete Rail-
roak. on the 18th Detobcr--is q ma i abou1 30 years
)ld--alnostr psrteet bIaek-fults six feet k1gl-wea-
nade--walks With his toes 81 little eut-carries him
Heli-ana As very slnari--ft.r csunienanee. viii.
,atiier snail eyes~-lTeighs abnut l75 uouHds-took
with hum when Is left, Ii black carpet-bag. two hick-
Try shIrts. two pair cotton pants, one striped and the
,taer white Also Il double ha~ rreElel shat gun, q
1ich bore. of Eailey's make, New Orleans, with I'D
breech plate Oh account Of - fracture in the
'tock. These boys are supposed 'o&lsave gotten to-
VIII pay Tor the delivery of OSCAR at my resi-
Ieuce in west Baton Rouge, SIS. and for DAVE $751;
Ind Tor. the apprehension and confinement in any
afe jail, $50 for OSCAR, and $50 tor DAVE
10 JOSEPH S. WILLIAMS.
oct lftf. . West Baton Rouge