Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-02-07
V0LNEY MALE and FEMALE

ACADEMY,
V0lney, Logan County. Kentucky.
The Twenty. Eighth Semi Annual Session
Of this Institution will begin ON the iirs
Monday in February next
Terms Of Tuition, Per Session Of 20 Weeks
Primary Studies, .........................$l5 0l
| Academic and Collegiate, ....-....... 20 0C
Music, on Piano, Meldeon, Flute, or
VIOLIN, .................. 20 OF
Use Of Piano or Melodeon for prac-
lice, ...................,.... &C
Vocal Lessons lin classes) ,...,.,,.... B 90
Private Vocal Lessons, .................. 10 0O
Incidental Fee, ....................... ... ! &c
Instrumental Pupils receive vocal ins,ruc-
ton free of charge. Sheet Music furnished
at publishers prices.
Tuition Fees are required from the time Of
entering until the close of the session. No
deduction for absence, except In cases Of
sickness protracted longer than two weeks
1t is greatly TO the interest of pupils TO be
present on the first day of the session.
REMARKS. The Academy Is situated. al
volney. Logan County, KY, IMMEDIATELY
IN THE "BRowDER EEIoHBoRHooD," o1e mile
from Olmstead Station, and two miles from
Whippowill Station, on the Louisville and
Memphis Railroad IL has been In successful
operation for fourteen years, this being the
fifth year In which II has been under the
control of the undersigned as Principal, as
sisted by competent teachers in the Primary
and Musical Departments
We refer 10 our past success rs q guaran.
tse for our diligence In the future. Great
attention Is given 10 young men and ladies
preparing TO enter high classes In our Col
leges, several Of whom have already entered
the Sophomore and Junior classes Of some
Of the best Colleges and Female Institutes In
the land, and each one has taken a high
stand in the respective classes into which he
or she has entered. Teventy-six pupils have
been enrolled the present session, thir,y-6ve
Of whom are pursuing regular Collegiate
studies.
The Musical Department Is under the d.
rection Of Prof. VIM. J. Elderton, whose
proficiency and success In teaching that most
beautiful Of all sciences, is too extensively
known 10 need commendation from the
Principal. The Vocal Glass, al present, num-
bers thirty-four, classified in parts. whose
singing, at the recent Concert at Bethlehem.
ELECTED the warmest praise from persons
competent to judge. The Music Hall is large
and comfortable, and furnished with all nee
essary facilities.
The Primary Department is under the SUI
peryision OF Miss Sue Fuqua, who 10 finely
educated, and diligent and thorough in her
instruction.
Prrents and guardians desiring u prepare
their children for intelligent and useful
members Of society, can find no location In
which there are fewer temptations 10 vice
and Incidence than a. this place
The Principal Is prepared 10 accommodate
twelve young men with boayi, nj o very
moderate charge Boarding can be had In
goodfsmilies, very convenient 10 the Acad-
envy, for all who may apply.
General exercises In Composition and Dec
lamation every two weeks.
Thankful for previous patronage, q contin-
usnee Of tho same is respectfully solicited
For further particulars, address the Prin-
eipal, at Ferguson's Station. Ky.
JAS. II. FUQUA, Principal.
Jan. 10, ls67-bw.