The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-17

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of Mr.. Leard's teachings will, ccwe trust,
prove tho seed which Is sown in, good
ground, oventuating ina hpfvpstof profit
to tho Church Of Christ. {, <.,''
jsOyHF FENALE AcADGny.- This, commu'
,nity ysmay welt .bc proud. of bur: Actdemy,
uundd Particularly pa when tit'is >rcmrmbe red
that bu, few months Fogo it was. almost
shapcless wreck, tho habitation Of bats
and Tho target for boys to throw at,
deserted md in disusc ASA school, ,snnd a
,nonument Of shame. A happy change
has s'c6,he 6Str Il. Repaired thoroughly.
and in somo parts almost rebuilt, aud in
active operation. it reflects credit on the
genk whip prol,osc0, to restore,
and the citizens who contributed TO
bring about so gratifying, a result-a res.
loratioh from ruin npa silence. 4, little
over two months ago, the plasterinS still
fresh and damp, and the repairs still nin
p urt unfinished, it WAS opqned, iand. 10
day VIC have the gratifying result Of: n
first class Fomale Academy in full upefa.
tion and prosperous condition.. with the
largest number Of pupils ever accorded
IL school iu this, town. The principal,
Rev. j. b.; IIillhouse; in our Judgment,
and tho present result certainly proves
it, Is cmincntly fitted for his position,
while his accomplished associates, Miss
Fannie Lowell, ahd Miss Annie Ilillhouse,
two amiable, intelligent aud charming
young ladies', arc jus, what VIC would
have them, most valuable accessories.
In The department Of music, the services
of Professor T.. Wcrbcr arc had, and
when it said TINT there is no one more
competent, VIC only say that which
every one acquainted with him already
knows. Take it all in all, our Academy
occupies n proud position, and all the
advantages for gaining u thorough edu
cation are offered by it. We commend il,
to parents in the district and elsewhere
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An IMPORTANT lNTEnrHlSE. The mag.
niIiccnt success ot the Augusta and Gran
iteyllc factories has impclicd number
Of gentlemen in Suulh Carolina and
Georgia to combine somewhat OF their
surplus funds for tho purpose Of cslab.
lisning a new cotton m:ll. II is proposed
to raise, by Subscription, capital stock
of $500, 900, and locate the factory at
VaucIusc, Sout!, Carolina. or the sum
proposed, the amount Of $3.50, 900 has
already BEEN 'contiitioualiy subscribed at
the North, aud there remains but an
equal amount to ho raised Southwark,
in order TO make the enterprise success.
We arc glad to know that very hand
same proportion IF this has already been
pledged, and now that The subscription
books are opened at the Office of AIrssrs
JOHN D.. Cohen \ Son, we anticipate con.
s.ant accrSAonS, so that the mt t cr will
To promptly laumh:d. Though the
capital stock is to bc $500. 900, sixty
per cent. only will be called for when al
is Subscribed, and the remaining forty
per cent in four instalmcnts within
twelve n"nll S. Ont Of this capital it is
proposed 10 cxrrnl $4U0,00D in the
r"cctI"u IT Il mill Of 1000 Spndlrs.
The Aug 'sta mill has. wc believe, lS,.
ucH Si.lnh'rS. aud the G.anilcvillc mil
e2.GGD. W. refer In his ~ show that.
ih"""h not 81 rn;,nri"uS as either #
these >l'lrndi!l factories, the projected
mill ut Na"olu,u will, neror,hrlcS>, be
one ul considerable magnitude.
augusta Cunstitutionalist.