Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-26
MONTPELIER FEMALE INSTITUTE,
7'eGr ~.EgGc0's, Ga.
REV. JOHN t. PRYsE, NJ. A.-.-.Reesor.
MRS. II. D. Prinei,aI

n y. JOE1N L. LCEs N. A.--4----- hactof.
MRS. IL D. PRYSE Principal.
THE SPRING SESSION Of this institute VII com
4 menee on MONDAY, bruary Cd, 1853
The e urse Of Instruction comprise al the branches
Of useful and ell giant learning requisite 10 q thorough
and aesamciis-ed education
TIE Organization Of the M0ntpelitr Inst tue IS such
as to unite with the educational advantages Of 2 fnt
elias school al the comforts and eej .yueuts Of q peas
ant Christian home.
RoUtgelsr is widely known ~ ihs reat of The once
cel=hrstea school uuier the conduct Of he RgRt Rev.
s. hen Elliott, L. d, Bishop o. Georgia A an elgi-
bic location for such a school, it possesses advantages
unsurpassed Boz where in the nth With its noted
hesltLiulness Of climate, AID is sPrng Of excellent
water, Il combines the ebsrms Of a picturesque scsue-y-
Tine luldins, EN- o-omed in q grove # native and
msisste oaks, consist OF two mail ediGces, the Lamar
Hal aud the Chase Hall, with q chapel uu-ie am leo
tnrs rooms, Htrzry, studio, cabinet and ali 0th=r convs-
Diences required for a wei o5Ga5ized collegiate insdtu-
rae superior advantages oHersd by the Nanspelisr
Institute fsa school for young ladies, ae worthy Of he
special e1suton ct parents and g~uard.sns.
u retired q uaIon renders : safe and S~elishtful
retreat from the excitements Of The tnes and the fire.
qnent N erruPtoas to study winch 81 seriously retart
the sehela &c improves ent Of pU. hs41 towns sn1 ciaes-
In is fitness % a place for the phySiesl eiueation Of
20 ng ladies', Montpelier St. nds uHrigsied. Il ve5daat
I-wn- and hady grove sfo-d i~cduceuenfs 20 fres exeE-
sHs and reCrsa ion. and besides tbs opp0rtuaii hers
given 10 the prpas for the euitvsti0 of plants and
Rlw- RI. The ext ensive grounds Of the Instit ta. cont IN
iur over four hundred acres, with thu aisce- Z hills nd
valleys, offer rare advantase Tor botanical and geoiog-
ca researches.
GlOlEu QifIut WoEnutp OF Dau4aFa Is Ct.euFhe "a q
corijnE to tleltrrgeal { I'm Of the Poe tant E .isco-
pal Church, yet care il taken 20 agtil al interference
with he religious psrsussi0ns and feelings Of pupils
be 'ongirg ta different oreeds.
M)utp- Ter Is aatast by sage read, fStea1 m les ffom
Aaeon and six N les f on tn Msc2n ald We tern rail-
road. V sitors and pupils desising to reach the Inss-
tate by IA road viz stop at the Mont eier ststO-.
where a oarnaE- viii await the arrival Of tbs ears from
Ms on every Moniay, Wed esday and Friday, 20 brcg
them direct to the insdt1te.
TERns.-Boa7d,i inc udng wishing and fuel. With TUE
sion j., the Eng Sd aud Classical departments, per ses-
SION Of twenty We K S299.
Pupils are to furnish their own h~gh,s-sso, two
blankets, or a b'snSet and q camfart. two saCels and
two pl CIV cases
There are ex IA cbarg7s for Frene5, stusie, Dravlpr
and Pointing. etc. No additional easrgs for Emoroid-
cry aud ornamental needle WcrS nor TO- instruction in
vocal mus.
Payment f sehcol charges for ea-h session required
invariably IN sdva7ce.
REFERESSfS-The Principals are kindly permitted
10 r-fer 60 ihI ro'loFing gentlemen residing In Savan-
nah Ga; Sight Rev. Stephen E}ho t. d. d., Bishop Of
Georgia ErW p S. K ANson- d. D.. Re-. David H
Porter Rev g r AoSae, Rev Jacob RosenfsL Hol..
John p. Ward, RI Cuyler, ESQ, G W. ADdsrs-u.
Esgs Hon Judge LaT Hiram RObe-p. = a. Gina.
~ Lawton, W 7. hunter. E-qa DR.. p. NJ Kslock,
Hon S i0mon Cob n Capt John Scrsven, Hon. nudge
hsrds1, Hon e. A Gordon, Or. Jur1ah 1sriiss DE- X.
ID. Arnold Thorn Hoielmbe. Esq MayOe Of oavaa-
nah and othe-a
For ~cigeuiaIs with flrther paficul4rs. 1pply to the
BEy- JOHN 7. PRYSE,
Montpelier.
Jas 2teod Monroe county. Ga.