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A VCmI ST A FEMALE SEMINARY__Ytu. 31 rs. James Adam, successor to Airs. II. L. Moise, respectfully informs her lriends and the public, that she has taken that well known and commodious residence No. 3001?road-street,so long occupied by Airs. Moisk as a Seminary, where she will commence her duties on the first of October next, as principal, aided by eliicienr teachers,—no etl'ort will be spared to render this institution equal to what it has been.Young ladies will he received as boarders in the family of Mrs. Adam, whose education and morals will be uuder her imm^uDte superintendence.Every branch of English Literature will be; taught, also, French, Italian and .Spanish, Vocal arid Instrumental Music on the Piano and Guitar, Drawing and Painting.Terms made known on application at the Seminary.Inferences:—Airs. II. 1.. Moise, Rex. Edward'S, ^ord. Rector of St. Paul's Church, Rev. C. S. Dod, Pastor of the Presbyterian Church, and Isaac lleu-ry, Esq. aug 20C'iIIAKfjESTOn FEMALE INSTITUTE — J This Institution will be opened upon an extensive scale by Mrs. 11. L. MOISE, on Tuesday, the 2d of October, at that airy and commodious residence formerly occupied by the late Madame Prud* homme, Iludson-street, north of the Citadel, and two doors west of Meeting-sireet, well known as one of the most salubrious locations in the city. No pains will be spared in procuring the most competent and efficient Assistants; and Professors will be employed to lecture upon and illustrate the .Sciences, as a complete Chemical and Philosophical Appara lus will be furnished.Every branch comprising a complete course of English w ill be taught.Also, French, Spanish, Italian. Vocal and Instrumental -Music on the Ifarp, Piano and Guitar, Drawing, Painting and Dancing. Voting Ladies will be received as boarders, whose studies, morals and deportment will be under the immediate superintendence of Airs. 3Ioise.A careful Directress will preside over the Dormitories and Laundry,and every cffurt will be made to render this Institution equal to any in the United States.Those who have completed their English scholastic course, and desire to perfect themselves in M u sic, or the Languages, will be received as Parlor Boarders, and liave the benefit of the best Professors.terms: per quarter.For English, from S3 to $15 00French, Spanish and Italian, each 10 00Music on the Piano, 20 0o“ “ llarp,“ “ ** Guitar,Drawing and Painting,Dancing,Boarding, including lighrs and fuel, 50 00Pupils entered lor the whole term, xxill be received at a less price than by the single qujrttr.Charleston, S. C., Sept. 1st. 1644.REFERENCES.AUGUSTA. HAMBURG.Gov. Geo. W. Crawford, Dr. J. W. Stokes,Hon. John. P. King. Dr. James //. Griffin..Hon. Andrew J. Miller, charleston.Hon. John IV. Wilde, T. H. Elmore, Esq.Col. Win. Camming. A- G. Pose, Esq.Hubert t Poe. Esq. M ,n. Hearing, Esq.John Bones. Esq. Hugh Rose Dunks, Es$Rev. C. S. Dodd. 31 aug3i
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Augusta Georgia Constitutionalist
Augusta, Georgia, US
Tue, Dec 17, 1844
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