The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1859-10-05
PROSPECTUS OF ST. JOSEPH'S FE-
MALE ACADEMY,

PROSPECTUS OF ST. JOSEPH'S FE.
MALE ACADEMY.
! SULPHUR SPRINGS, MADISON CO. MISS.
'aSHiS Institution conducted by the Sisters of st.
l. Joseph, is situated on the Canton and Carthage
road, this site having been selected account
of the peculiar healthfuness of the location. The
buildings, although not quite complete yet, are
however sufficiently large to accommodate from
thirty to forty boarders The play grounds are
tensive and pleasantly shaded. The course of
struction comprises every branch of education,
both useful and ornament tai, taught in she best
academies of the country.
The terms of the institution have lately been re-
dueed in order to bring within the reach Of larger
number of children, the inestimable benefit of
OF christian education. Pupils of every religious
denomination are admitted, while undue intiu-
ence can ever be used to bias the religious prnci-
pies of the young Ladies, will any of the sehol
ars be allowed to embrace the Catholic Religion
without written permission from their parents.
Terms J.: per session of five months payable in
| advance.
Entrance (the first year only 49,. ....... s. 90
Board and Tuition, bed and bedding, wash
ing and mendlng- ....-...-..-.... 90 W
| Piano and use of Instrument -.-.......-. 30 90
| Guitar. ...........-....-.. 10 Gb
| French language forms no extra charge
| Painting Water Colors, G.ecIsn aud Oriental.
also instruction in the making OF hair worsted aud
! muslin flowers form extra charges. Books and
stationery are furnished at the institution, and
charged to Parents. Boarders required 70
bring with them knife fork, spoons, napkins, coub
! etc.
| WINTER UNIFORM: Blue Merino dress and cape,
Black silk apron dark cloth cloak, white stra" bon
| net trimmed with red.
SUMNER UNIFORM: Pink and white dress and
bertha capes blue sash, swiss muslin veil and white
| straw Hat, trimmed With b ue.
| the scholastic year Commences on the nrst Mon
| day in September and ends the fifteenth day oil
| July.
| Every three months bulletins transmitted to
parents and guardians informing them OF the con-
I d,af md OF
All communications to he addressed to the Moth
| er Superior Of ST JOsephs Academy.
| REFERENCES Ri Rev Bishop Elder Nathez. aud
all the the Rev Clergy OF the Diocese.
NB-The stage leaves Mr. Pearce's Hotel, Can-
ton, Miss. for Sulphur Springs, every Monday,
Wednesday and Friday att A NJ.
Sept '59-wlm.
MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE, CLINTON
KINDS COUNTY, MISS.
Number of students ia year jus closed, 40.
~ The Ninth College Year will commence Mon
day, October 24th, 1883. IN
wde and three stories high, is in rapid progress Of
construction and will be the largest in the State,
we believe.
Tae Baptist State Convention at Lexington
Miss, 1857, raised the endowment fund up to
hundred and two thousand eight hundred dollars
1902 SOO) With such endowment to sustain
it. friends can De confident that the discipline will
be decided and healthfu, and the scholarship equal
to that of the most respectable colleges of the
country.
When the officers Of unendowsd colleges send off
students for viciousness laZiness, they take |
from their pockets the amount of their tuition. The
officers of Mississippi College not so orcum-
stauced Hence their is temptation to tolerate
law boys with their low scholarship, vicious ones
with their irregularities.
TERMS
Tuition for the whole year of forty weeks $50 90
Contingencies, 90
&C., pet month, $ll 90 to IL 30 |
For further particulars catalogue or address.
l. N. URNER.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
President-W. JORDAN benson. Vernon, Miss. |
Treasurer-MAJ JAMES ROACH, Vieksburg.
REV. BENJAMIN WHITEFIELD. Jackson, Miss.
DIR. NJ. W. PHILLIPS, Edwards Depot Miss.
Cor. ]. w. WELLB0RN, Clinton Miss.
DR., Fl. G. BLACKMAN, Vernon, Miss.
REV. STEPHEN TILLMAN, Pine Bluff
W. j. BRITT0N, Livingston.
Col W. s BALFOUR, Natchez.
MEMBERS OF THE FACULTY.
l. N. URNER, NJ. A., Duties of Presidency and |
Professor of Mental and Moral Philosophy.
d. w. C. WILLIAMS, NJ. A., Professor of Mathe- |
matics and Natural Philosophy.
]. H. YORK, B. A. Tutor.
w. s. C0MPERE, Assistant in Preparatory De-
partment.
REV. J. 7. FREEMAN, ......... General Agent. |
S. s. CRANBERRY ,......,..... Collecting Agent |
Number Of Students, .....................l ITO |
Next Session opens. October "a, 1852 |
August 10 '59-s-w2w w3m.
FOR SALE.