Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FEMALE INSTITUTE,
REV JOHN T. PRYSE, N. A------Rsetor
MRS. HID. Principal
Wear .WacOss, Ga.

I IAAklr H. H. IN AAAlApaAs
THE SPRING SESSION OF this Institute win com
meRee on MONDAY, February I'd, 1868
The course Of instruction comprise al tie branches
o. 1seIul ana elegaat learning requisite 70 3 thorough
TIE organizaion Of he aoutpsHsr inst u-e is such
as TO unite WITH the educational advantages Of a frst-
class school aI the comforts and Ell yuents OF a peas
ant Christian home.
Moutpen=r Is widely known zs ne seat n he once
celebrated school under the conduct Of the Rfrhs Rev.
Stephen Elliott, D. D., Bishop OF Georgia. a an eiigi-
Die location for such q school. 10 poss-sg-E advantages
unsurpassed any where in TIE S5uth QF-h its noted
heaIhtuiness OF climate, and its spring Of excellent
water i combines the chains Of a picturesque scenery
The t~uidnsl smuoromed in a grove cf native end
maissrc oaks corsit cf two maia edidees. the Lamar
haI snd the Ch-ss H-I, Nith a chapel music and lee
tEre rooms, ii rary. studio, cabinet and all Ofh-r conve-
liene5s required for a well organized collegiate i1sdtu-
The superior advantages offered By the Montpelier
institute ss a school for ycung ladies, are worthy Of the
special attention Of parents snd g~aard-anE
Is retired situation renders it SAFE and delisbtfuI
retreat ron the excitements Of The times ard he fire.
4usat interruptions 20 study which 50 Sc iousiy rstsrd
In its fitness rs q place for the physical education of
y07Dg ladies', Montpelier sends ruVaied. Is verda1t
le"n- aad ahady groves mo O Inducements to free eEeT-
csc ana reerea icnz and besides the opportunities ter5
given 70 the pupls for The eultvatio Of plants and
low r. the * 'ensiTe gro1ndI CT the institute. cont in
ing over four hundred acres, Wits ths -adiaesrt halls and
valleys, offer rars advantages Tor botanical ana gsologi-
cal researches.
Though divine worship on Sundavs is csrsbrs-sd A.
c0rding to tie ~ltturgcal form OF tie Plo.s,teut Eaiseo-
psi Church, YET care IS taken 20 a1Cid al interisrenes
with The religious persussions and feelings Of papiIs
De ongicg % different ereeds-
Mlutpe Ter i5 distast, BY sage r1ad, fifteen N les frcm
Macon aud six IN les from tn Mzcnn sqG Wstern raiI-
road. Visitors and pupils desi isE TO reach the Tns5-
tvte by raiTOad viii stop at the Mont sEer sls-io7.
where a carriag via await the arrival of the cars from
Macon every M0n5sT, Wed -ssday and Friday, TO buyR
then direct y to TIE Institute.
TERMs.-B0a-6 nc uiiug W-sbiuz and fuel. with tut.
ton in the Eng sh and C.a-sicsi departments. per ses-
sion of twenty week 500.
Pupils are to furnish taeir own EEhts-7Ise. two
blankets, or q blanket ana a comfort, two sheets and
two pillow cg8ss.
There are tx "a charges for Frenc5, Nusie, Drawing
and Painting, etc. no adlti0rsl clargs Tor Embroid-
cry sud Ornamental needle WORK, nor for instruction in
vocal musi-
Payment # school charges for sa-h session required
invariably IN advar ce.
EEFERENCEs-Tls Principals are EfuIiv ra~mfttg q
90 refer 10 me foiloHiag gentsm-n residing in SAY an
nan Ga; Bisat Rev Stephen EEo t. D D., Bishr,p Of
6eorgaf h-v-i-S. K AXsan D.. d. Rev. Dartf II
Porter Rev. o Z ac2as, Rev. Jacob R0seufJ'L Hon
Jodn y Ward, RI CUylsr, ESQ, q W. A 1dsrszD
ESQ Hon Judge Law Hiram Roberts, Z q en-
K Aewtons W p Huutsr, E.o, DR.. P. M FaIorL
Hon. solomon Cob q Capt Johu Screven, don Tu5gs
dard-5i Hon G. a GOri0n, Dr.. Jurah lfss Dr. &
D. Arnold Ihom-s Holc1mbs, Esq, Ntyor of ava.
nah and others.
For circulars with father Pa-i .uIsrs. emily p, tho
EEF. JON Z. PRYSE.
Montpelier,
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