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FEMALE [NSTITUTE,

For the Scholastic Year 1851.

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PLAM OF INSTRUCTION,

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M>. HUGH 1}. T. MONTGOMERY,

PR3FESSOR OF Kim MATHEMATICS.

JOHN AERB8, A. 15.

PROFF.SSOU OF Pfltl: MATHLM ATM S I ANUI.M LAJMI I

KISS HANNAH P. DENTON,

WBTKi'i niEsS IX physical sciences k MlfTOST.

MISS FBANCE8 J. WEIGHT,

llfW >llf fWfU IX METAPHYSICAL tCHW

Miss ELIZABETH HOENS,

INSTRUCTRESS IX ANCIENT k MODIIRN I.ANC >r,E8.

MEM AXX ELIZA MeGIXTY,

ADJUNCT I III I III! TIM! IX MATHEMATICS, ft TEAUIER OF
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT.

PRINCIPAL OF KSRC DEPARTMENT,

MR. B. R. LIGXOSKI.

PROFESSOR OF VOCAL k INSTRUMENTAL MVSi,

MR. JOHN JJ. GALBHATH

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HANNAH SIMPSON,
SARAH SIMPSON,
MARY ANN THOMPSON

I IMTBUC1IUCMBI IN VOCAL

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INSTRUCTRESS IX DRAWING & PAINTING,

MISS ELIZABETH HORNK.

INSTRUCTRESS IN EMUIiJIDEkY,

MEM HANNAH P. DENTON.

INSTRUCTRESS IX WAX WORK,

MISS CAROLINE J. CAEUTHERS

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Sarah B. ('">! M Latiraojje,

TabHaaE. Hill Mr. Howard] Colsarim*,

ManhaB i i . Mi !'"!- TVoaa t aai iry,

V >!.-.'.. Har-.i county,

Sarah C. Mnrgu Tn.up ritfiniy,

lM A (Man Harris county.

Sii-*ii J. l'r-.|.y Chambcro muuly.

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Ala

Min Mary A. BmmjIUiM

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KlizaJ. Br\ :ri It'.' - 1 aMBTf, Ala -

A marimba K Caatsron ' Ir * "!' ' ''inly. G.

Sarah Clayton ChHateN county, Ala.

ifeM P. !>>zi.'r Harris county, Ga.

fmotm i. Qiaauwuod LaGrang*, Ga.

Imm U BBhari Ixjuiii.u.

ana K. Kiag (vlmnW, Oa.

Sara'. J. KMd Tn.nj) county, Ga.

PaaUaaLawii (Mn. Abareroadlia) Coinatbai, Ga.

I inbtlB Parlian Mw. Tlfnor) Lonh>iana.

Mary \ >.. Jan dcCMWal M-riwetlicr ro'imy.Ga.

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wakiaa H. Akin Artjaaaa*

' Georgia C. Bigliam .Meriwether county, Ga.

if. riatta Bfoaai U Om bm , Ga.

" Doruha A. Clnpel Chamberx county, Ala.

aphtaaia I. Campbell ...Mrri wether e-junty, Ga.

" France* A. Favor Mrt-. Cold .mill,; Chambers county, Ala.

" Mary P. Griffa Har '' 8 **"*tt

Arcadia E. Mi'ri.ell Chambers county,

" Amanda A. DuBoae, Enon, Macon co.,

" Suan A. Ma-ldo* Putnam county,

Nanrv Maaiaff Caartfcari county,

" Ann E Piti. I,arri - aaaaja,

" Diul Mwhaathar Marty, Ga.

Mary A. Tbomfaun LaGrange,

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LAGRANGE FEMALE INSTITfTE.

1851

ALUMNA: continued

i960.

Miss Anloinett P. Burk LaGrange,

" Frances E. Broughio'i, L-tGrangr.

" Martha EDuon Mariimfcar.

" Isabella E. Douglass, Randolph

" NarcissaW. Douglass, Randolph.

" Rebecca G. Forbes, . . . LaGrange.

" Margaret A. Gillam, Tallapoosa, Al.

" Mary E. Griffin Albany.

" Sarah C. Griggs, Putnam.

Min Martin r. Harvey \uhiim, A!.,.

" M. Kuan MFader*,..<'liamhen, Al.

" Ann K. Mi limy,., .Chamber*, Al.

' Cordelia It lUififtnfi TTihlnnnia

" R*r-cnt A. Slalnti,.. . Aii'ai.Ta, Al.

' fan. line 8. Stephana,. . Fi-ryrli, f :.i.

" Helen A. Tate Crawford, Ala.

" Sarah ('. .Newton, Truup co.

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Min Mary C. Alford, Troop county.

" Mary J. Cut Enon, Ala.

" Talnla Carter Harris.

' Mary M. Douglass, F.aGraii
" Susan W. Douglass, Randolph, Ga.

Jane E. Davis Lee couniy.

" Ann Davi Macon to. Ala.

" Mary E. Drake, Russel co. Ala.

" Mary Grave Glennville, Ala.

" L. C. Hampton,. . . .Laurens co,

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Sarah Harri LaGrange.

Celesiia Hill fliamberi, Ala.

Eliza J. Kidd Tronj <.

Susan McGehee... .Harrit co.

Jane .\>\vnn, Trup co.

Rebecca A. Rutledge, Harris co.

Ann Reid Eatonlon, Ga.

Mary F. Reid Eatonlon, (; n ,

Roianna Sharp, Randolph, Ga.

Catharine Spieer... Albany, Ga.

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Dasaaaa^Boa^ia,

si:n lOB CLASS.

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atattMoan

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Miss

Mary C. A' ford,

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Mi-. M. Alford.

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M -. J. Cox,

/.' '. ''' t, Ah.

W Cox, Bra,.

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T'diiln Carter,

Col. \ Sodding.

t.

.Mar. M. DottglnM,

La Grange,

J. Douglass, Em.

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Thamai Dooglam,

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M:>ry Dr

J{ a uel fi.u ni u, Ala.

Win. Threadgiil.

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I!i 1 >;ivi-.

11

\nn Davit,

Maarn anHtff, Ala.

Ri ' 1' aria.

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Mary (in-

(i I'll nr, lie, A

T. Lomax, Esq.

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L.( lementinaHamntoi

, 1*o < nfe,

Hampton.

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11.-- bIUm \. Hampton

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A. Hampton.

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Sarah Harris,

LaGrangt,

B. Harrit, Baq.

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Cekatil Hill,

Chambers co., Ala.

Madison Hill,

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Blin Kidd,

Troup county,

Oeorga Kidd.

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Satan HoGebe,

Harris county,

W. McGehce.

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Elithia A McLendon,

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P, MoLondon.

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Jem Newt .n,

Troup county,

B. Newton.

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Mary A. Parka,

' ' Bowerff Ala

Parks.

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Harrit county,

W. 0. HnHadfe.

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Mai Ige,

Troup county,

h ph Rntledge,

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Ann B

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Mary P. Read,

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Anna Stephens,

I*T I <

John L. Stephens.

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Eloxanai Sharp,

llatu/olph county,

Dr. James Sharp.

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Caroline Slaton,

Autmiga m., Ala.

Mrs. Ann Slaton.

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Catharine Spiccr,

Alba 7i>i,

Maj. J. Spicer.

II \ I O It CLASS.

Miss Caroline Aldridge,
" Lorine Acee,
" Shod* A. Akera,
Maiv li-thune,

J. Barber,
" Georgia F. Brooks,

Russel co., Ala.,
Bellrue, Ga.
Truup county t
Cohtmbuj,

7/i/'/< county,

t county,

Nathan Aldridge.
Dr. A. L. Acee.

JOUli AM'! -

Gen J.N.Bethune.

je Barber
Daniel Stone

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LAGRASUK JK.MAI.K INSTI1 1 II..

JTJHIOB CLASS, continued.

HAur.f.
iMisB Mary -I. Drown.
" Mary Barlow,

Mary ]iak< r.
Louisa Brjan,
Mary J. C vhran,
Emma Cameron,
" Sa-ah D. Cameron,
" Antonett Cuthright,
Ada Clajton,
Martha Colquitt,

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unty,
Laurens ammty .

I 'ford, Ala .,
,/acbi ;/ <"., /7<i.,

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Bre tt **

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LaGn

Menu* tier to unty,

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Margan-t Cunningham, Ma a a omntji. .!/'>.
Margianna (V.e, Uwion Sprimgt, Ab

I' nil Campbell,
" Kniina Cox,
" Anna Calhoun,
Louisa Drake,
Mary Ciskill,
Mi nla Davis,
Mary ETWB8,
Mary liuyton,

\jomaaM liwr,
Julia Grria
Amanda Cilbort,
Lavonia Fall,
Eliza L. Heard,
Sarah .Tone.-',
Eliza J. Johnston,
Mwwwri Jones,
Mary Loyd,
Cordelia Lee,
Sarah J. L oris,
Anna Lott,
Elizabeth Moyo,
Anna Mulky,
Mary Maye,
Sarah E. P rather,
Virginia P"iry,
Su-an Po! sell,
Marietta Peebles,
Ca.-oline Rcid,

:'>, : tier rt.urihj.

Lee nu >iiy,

Crawford, Ala.

tbtud eounty,

Muon county, Ala.
Lee eonmty,
La (t'ru ngt,
Jsiun n 1 1 m nt ii,

Meriutttker county,

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Sttmai county,

Lctc.

Trent,

r J*, Ala.

J j' 1 1 n,

Starkmih,

Muriwetky coumty,

Troup coun/ v,

Mucon "., A In.

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Albiu;:/,

Crawford, Ah.

Steuart court' ij,

Randolph coun'y,

Ha -is coun f y,

Maton c unty, Ala.

LAGf/tHgt,

ether a: unty,
Troup mmtfh

I ol 11 Brown

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Edward B

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1! Ii. Cameron.

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John Colquitt.
Dr. Cunningham,
. Daniel Cole.
C. Campl
1$. 1'. Cox.
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W. Tkreadgffl.
Drkkill.
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CaBt. T. Evans.
Mo- < tnyton.
(liiii.', t ( |
John ( iri:
!! \ -Ii - ] ' .
John N. I .ill
James Eld -r
Mrs. Cooper.
John Johnston.
\lii n Jon
J. Loyd.
Stephen Lee.
I '.'in Lyons.
K. M. Lyons Fsq
Judge A. P. Iteii
Ber. II. Mulky.
M -. Sarah Moye,
Jacob McGbhee.
Mr*. E. Perry.
M - A. Po-sell.
Dudley Peebles.
Judge S. Ilcid.

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Jam - ShcrmaaL

M v Stephens,

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John 1, St< (ihcnt.

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David A'^n.-T.

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Mary > Whitehead,

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Thoa. Whitehead.

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neea Wirtcr,

L /'. 'i- , Aln.,

Jam Witter.

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Ann Westmoreland,

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M Westmorehtad.

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M -. 8, Allen.

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Sarah A. Akcrs,

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Caroline Hush,

Sfarianna, FLi.,

Thomas Bash.

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Ann I:'

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Narciaaa Brows,

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Mrs. Jane IJrown.

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S.irah Barnes,

Jatper aaiialp,

Robt, Barnea.

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Caroline Brown,

Rusp! 00. .1/d.,

Dr. C. IJrown.

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Flora Bod ii ',

Trmip oraajfe/,

Nathan Boddla

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Ann E Cooper,

LaGi ngtf

Win. <.'.ij.-r.

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Ellen Crape,

Randolph count >/,

Joan Orapa.

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Maj.AV Calloway.!

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Adeline Daraen,

Mi r'ur- tker COKIl/y,

Maj. S. l>.irii<*n.

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Mary Derden,

Jatjer en

Maj. K. Darden.

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Lucy DarJen,

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Ber. J.P.Duncan.

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Mary A. Doogl

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Ml a, n i-i. A-

Peter Dn.-kill.

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iphine Farer,

Bra ''" at,

Henrj Paver.

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Anna Fiekiing,

Crawford fount y,

Maj. F. I-iekling. !

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Ann lv (ruvton,

Lamm* county,

Mre. B. Graytoa.

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Mary E. Freeman,

BrMcnicood,

Mrs. Col. Kiug.

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Mary I- all,

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JohnN. Fall.

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Troup aunty,

Ber. II. Haralson.

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Rachael Hampton,

Laurent eounty,

Mrs. A. II irapton.

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Frances Harris,

La On nge,

A. Harris.

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Catharine Henderson,

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Morgan Hall. i

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Louisa Hall,

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Ifiaj Mary M. Heard,
" Catharine Jon
" Mark .!:
" Martha A. Jones,
" Parazade Jett,
Vinorica Kirld,
Hinoari Laaeueur,
Arabella Lanier,
Flo r , ; de Leo,
Martha McConncll,
Enialine Mayson,
Phebe Mahry,
Sarah Mathews,
Lucinda Mo Q ehe e ,
Elizabeth K*Coy,
Ann Newaon,
Martin. Neman,
AnnXunn,
i orgk Patrick,
Sarah Petty,
Susan A. Perry,
Aohaah Prior,
Mary Reid,
Sarah F. Reid,

11a Reid,
Julia Bpioer,
Rebecca A.Scott,
Ellen Seawright,
Virginia Sparks,
Smitha Tooke,
Ann Wood,
Abigal Wood,
Maria White,
Julia Welburn,
Maria Witter,
Martha Ward,
Sarah Wilson,
Malmlda Wilson,
Mary Whitfield,
Caroline Ware,

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Troup i on nt if,

Mownt awry ,

Coma to. Ala.,
ubert to. Aln .,

/".-. up count \i,
Dih'nlb county.

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Marion cmtnty,
Harrii < aunty,

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Troup eatnty,
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Chambers CO. . '

Talbot county,

Harrii county,

Macon co. Aln.,

Chambers to, Ala.,
ii ti

Wtd Print,

Troup count ii,
Alb..

Harris wuulv,
Ran<lo>ph c ou n ty,
Ihdt\-ilk,Ala.,
Hotuton co. Ga.

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El i'-r.
Maj. Mo* Jones
Allen Jon

Richard Jon

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8 idd.
lr C Lai iieur.

ll- oli ii I. inier.

n.ft.

W. Hester.

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Vi'lM. Mathews.

Jacob McGehee.

Hen. C. Murjihy.

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.Van 1 .1 Xtinn.
Eaaac Cheney,
OMrl Perry.
Rev. Pow Perry.
Peter Pri
Robert Reid.
Wm. Held.
Jndge 8. I! id.
Maj. .). Bpioer.
Henry Scott.
B nrright
Nathan Sparks.
Joseph Tooke.

Tallapoosa co. Ala., Franklin Wood.

Coosa co. Ala.,
Jasper count i/,
LaFtfttk) A/"..
Ruttel to.Al ..

Campbell county,

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Troup count ij,
La (ho hoc,

Mary A. Westmoreland, Coweta county,

William White.

Samuel Welburn.

James Witter.

Thomas Ward.

J. S. Wilson,
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Mrs. A. Whitfield.)

Mrs. L. Wan.

R. Westmoreland. f

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I.irtli.t ADeo,

' Jmm I!. utI-\ ,

Marti i Bledtbsra,

" i''i;m<-< I iill-ll,

" Laura Cameron,
" ; l irtha .J. Carothers,
Anna CoryieD,
Marj Cooper,
Florida Dnnoaa,
Joanna Doug]
Ana B. Bruin,
Antoneti Poster,
Lotriaa Guytou,
Nancy Hil'l.
Sana J Harris,
Pranoea Johnaon,
Rebecca Kidd,
I. titi i L .
Elisabeth M-.rTatt,
Emma Montgomery,
Henristti McBain,
Caroline Neman,

Da Potts,
Vic fork Rhodes,
Boaaa Raid,
Elisnbetb Smith,
Mary Spear,
Frances Stone,
Elisabeth Talley,
Phflogenta Ware,
AntoaeM Wimbush,
Ann White,

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LaOri Rje,

K,il,,n, Ala.,

La Grange

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Tr iprmnty,

vta.
. la erjew,

/iinuliJpk rimnty,
Mount anility,
Tti/lahassee, Fla.,
' to, Ala.,

Im'

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Abbeville Dirt, S.C

at. Ala.,

PATt'

Mr>. Sarah AbVa.

Mosai Bentley
John Blaekbnra.
Tins. Bass,

B. II Cameron.

) . ( laroth
J . S. \\'i!.-'in.
Win. f'nopcr.

rJ.P. Duncan.
John Douglass.
Prank Frwin.
Mrs. Amy Poster.
lbs. H. Ghryton.

Dr. If. W. Jlill.

B. II.

Wm. Jofcatos

Mrs. Kidd.
Stephen Lee.
Besrael Mofstt.
E. Montgomery.

V McBain.
Dr. J. Newsom.
J. N. Fall.
John Rhodes.
Robert Rcid. *
Dr. K. N. Smith.
Rev. A. Spear.
Mr. 0. M. Stone.
Rev J. W. Talley.
Daniel Ware.
A. Wimbush.
Msj. J. White.

PBKPARATORV I>EPA KTMENT.
Barali Broughton, LaGrangt, |. Broughton

" Martha Broughton, " "

" 'Georgia Broughton, " *

j " Sarah Bentley, Moses Bentley

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PREPABATOKY CLASS.

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tbeth Bentky,

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, Ge, Mosei Bentli

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Sussn BattL y,

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Mmy Bhdield,

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Wi... Bndf Id

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' all,

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Col -1 M. i;.-all

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Palsy Beall,

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rhter Cameron,

II

Mrs. B. Oamaron.

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Josephine Colquitt,

n

J. Colquitt.

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Margaret Coat,

ii

ri Cox.

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Mary Calahan,

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Mrs. i i! ili in.

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Xamy Calahan,

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J. Duncan.

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B 1 J !' Puiuan

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X. Duui

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Martha Edwards,

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Ali. y Mr. Edwards.

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Mary JohoMD,

/. G

Win. Johnson.

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Charlie Montgomery,

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.1. P, Montg imery.

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Ann MoMnrray,

II

Mr. McMnrray.

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Martha Helton,

14

T. Melton.

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Susan Melton,

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Anna Morgan,

Maj J. K. Morgan.

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Lena Moaota

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H. Monnti.

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Prof. Liirno-ki.

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Lignoaki,

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Anna Puffin,

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C. D. Puffin.

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Anna SwanaoB,

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Alley Smith,

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Dr. \. tf. Smith

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Achsah Turner,

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Jam - Turner.

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Julia Thompson.

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P. J. Thorn]

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Pin!: Thornton,

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Mr. T. Thornton.

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Mary P. \Yatts,

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Mra. B. Watts.

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Mary IVier,

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Mrs. Trier .

IN JttlSIC AI.ONE.

Miss Caroline C'aruthers,

" Harriet Bates,

" Fredonia lilaekrnan,

" Gertrude Forbes,

" Frances Broughton,

'. " AnumcttBuik,

S " AnnD. liull,

Mi-< Ami K. MoQinty,
" Elizabeth Home,
" Sarah E. Colqnitt.
" Caroline Forbes,

Mr. Burton Brown,
' William BkjXOB,

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LAGRANGr r EM ALE ISSTITCTS".

H K p J **

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IN THE MUSIC DEPARTMENT.

liiaa Mary < . '. - !,
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Mr. William B

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MiiB louis.t Bryant,

P.E.B itnrn,

' Mary J. liar.ow,

" Harriet Bal

' Mary Bethnne,

' \

" Miirv J. Brown,

" AntOOttla Burk,

F. K. Broegbtoa,

" Sarali Broaghton,

M Flora B

a tin BkMot,

Georgia Brooke,

Caroline A. Busli.

4i Piaacea Bash,

" Anna J). Bull,

' Sarah M. Ban. I

' Mary BkN 1.

" Caroline Carniben,

" A. Cetnrigbt,

" Emma Cam

L" LunCanxran,

" Sarah Cameron,

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MlM I rp,

' Mary J. CochfU, "

" Marj .

" Joan:.. i DoagNMS,

" S. \V. Dooglaae, "

' Loom Drake,

Mar) B. Drake.

- Mary A. Driskill,
' Manila Driakill, "
last B. Davis,
" Mink Davis,
" AnnD.

Ada Darden, "

" Lucy I". Dardcn. "

Mary Darden,

Virginia Duncan,

Florida Duncan,
Maltha Edwards, "

- Rebecca G. Forbes.
Caroline Forbes,
Josephine Favcr, "
" Anna Fickling,

Lavnnia Fall,
Mary Fall,

a Guy ton, "

Anna Onyton,
Marv liny ton, "

. Hill,
Heard,

Ueanl,

1 ne,
i .1. J o b on ,
I .
rica Kidd,
elia Leo,
Florida Lee,
Ann i Iviii,
Si rah .1 Lyons,

R. B. Lisaoaki,
S. A. McGehee,
Locinda McGehce,
E. A. McLeodon,

Marina McConnell,
Ana B. MeGiniy.
E, Montgomery,
Anna Mulkey,
Sarah Mathews,
C. Newsoin,
Ann Newborn,
Martha New sow,
Sarah E. 1' ather,
Mary A. l'.'rl;s,
Georgia Patrick,

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LAGRANGE TF.MAI.K INSTITUTE.

1851

IIANO-FORTE PUPIL!

(CI n.

Miss E. Csmpln II,

" EmmaC-ok,

Mary J. Cox,

Mary E. Colmiiit,
" Martha Colquitt,
" Anna Calhoun,

" Mildred Calutvay,

" Sarah Sharp,

" Emily Sharp,

" Caroline Slaton,

" Anna Stephens,

" Mary Stephen*,

" S. V. Sparks,

" Catharine Spicer,

" Julia Spicer,

ma Mary Graves,

" Amanda Gilbert.

S. C. Hampton,

" H. A. HtmptKi,

" Rarhael Hampton,

' Sir, ih .1. Hirris,

" Sir.ili II. II .

' Fa time H:irri-.

" C. Sherman,

Julia Thompson,

" Smitha Tooke,

" E. R. Thomas,

" Mary J. Whitehead,

" Mary F. Whitfield,

" Philojrenia Ware.

M*" 8 1 nil Perry,

" V,; j i IVrry,

" Su.-an Ptrrjr,

" It. I!

- C. V. I

Mary F. V,

" Strati F. B !.
I

" PanoM Wil

" Maria Witter,
Maria White,

Ami W
' A. Wtttrai rtteod,

" Julia W.dlmin.

" C. Henderson.

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PUPIL8.

Mhj Jane Davis. Miss L C. Hampton, .Miss E. L. Heard,

' MaryGuyton, " Rachael Hampton. " Susan McGehee,

" Amanda Gilbert, " Elizabeth Home, " Virginia Sparks.

VIOLIH PUPILS.

Miss Haseitine Hampton, Mr. Burton Brown.

Piano Forte Clam, , r

Guitar Clam " ,

Violin Claa '.'....",

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T0tal ~M7

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<m l o

-wan

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LAOBAMGB I I M Ml: instmi t|

a :,. n

M ' B rooks,

aw,
Mary Brow*
" P. I i (tarn,
' Ana Blount,
.M. A Don
" Anna i .
burin Ooyl

ti n
' Ann i;. Qeyton,

L ii - II ill,
- Harriet Hil

Julia Grin

I!' 'ill 111!;,.

" Fran en H.irri-,
M - in f.i- "leur,

Hnk Matl

" \ rgfn Parry,

- Anna Ifolky,
Man B

' itbartM Bpicer,
Catharine 8n*rmeni
/Ha Welburu,
Marietta I-eebics.

WAX- WORK

Mies it A. Barlow,
' Harriet C. Bate*,

" Miiry J. Brown,
M. Caloway,
Ellen Crape,
Mary Pa

Mary B. Gnytoo,
L. A. (mp

PUPILS

atiaa I, C Haaatoa,

If. A. Na:iifitDti.

' Bamh8ba>rp,
' Ann B. MeG
' Bmbi MeGehee,
' Lucinda MeGehee,
' Anna Mulky.
Pfceke Vfubry,

Miss EL Montgomery,

- Sarali E. I'rathcr,

" Isabella Potts,

Georgia Panic,

' Ellen Boaw rlght ,

' Julia Spiccr,

Julia Welburn.

LAGRANGE FF.MAl.K OWTITim.

Course of Still

The Collet Depart..** m MM * ta *V* 4MB. *l *H
fl^M Kir and M*f. the studte. of each o. wh.ch ,e,u,re a M **+

' iC ( ^ with ft, h*Mi there . a **-*", D-f-*-* *" * H

d, lesuoervisiou of the Principal., in whicl. PH* prf^M t cniar th. fr,
Cll Any .PPl-n.- .nay enter .*. of her M i- ,!,.!, cMmJ
the Faculty may deem her qualified.

For the purpose of a M. AW *"- in our M ,,.,e crur,. *. tote,
have .JgJTh. di wh reference to three d,von. in ... ***"
v"- From Jauuarv I5U. to April 15.h-.rom Apr.. ISA to My *. N
J ul y 1ft. till the end of the year. ft, the l.t Wednesday i. November. h.

MM nti dies.

Prjm January till April. ** *P ril ^J - '

Arithmetic lo Fractions I
Mn Geography ; tfhH part)
English Grammar; (Definitions)
Hiitory of the United IBM begun.

Arithmetic through Fractions ;
Modern Gc'swr'-y <''<''

Bnglbh OraMBU ; [f**af,* I

Hi-tury i.f the 1'nited States coi.elnde.1

SOPHOMORE STUDIES.

From January till April. From April till July

Arithmetic concluded; Alger.ru rmme.,c-l

Parsing in the Poets;
Geography of the Heavens;
History of England.

Analytical Botany ; ..Mrs. Lincoln)
.Nuinr.il Philosophy ;
History of France.

JUNIOR STUDIES.

From January till April. From April till July.

Algebra concluded; Geometry;

Moral Philosophy ; Logic ;

Willard's Universal History commenced ; Mineralogy ;
Chemistry. Willard's I niversal Hi.-tory completed

SENIOR STl'DIES.

From January till April,
Trigonometry and Mensuration ;
Intellectual Philosophy ;
Physiology and Geology .
French Language.

From April till July.

Olmstead's Astronomy ;
Olmstead's Philosophy ;
Mythology; French continued ;
Rhetoric Blair's I'nivenily edition.

From July till November oil the classes review the year's course of stti
Besides the above course, daily attention is paid in all the classes to Spel
ing. Writing, cj-c. ; aud one day iu each week is dt voted to exercises i
siticn.

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CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT

Dariaf tb pfmat yaai >. nr,.-.i><] n,< chad about

40 i'"!"i """': "' L*** Owtk, Fr aa ah , aad ItaJiM kafaagaa, a fact vfcieh

I peaks wi-H fof lli- : | il. praarot ,,, As highly M we af>

laeiaia tfcaatatjyd Matttem uat aitaah any ajen iajjM

of Mad* tiiaii c do to it,*: .,i laaiaafaaaaa ftrwfcaat Hit fiaajm rtiaagili

llir reaoniu<< powrr>. ;,,;. H ihougiit, and plume. Um irna^i-

iioll.

WTaaataaa i ba Department, that apaaal l.y MRtJahaj three yearn in

far Fresh and H Opt) am ON ' in 111 five years become a thorough claMi.il and

nxieotifie leMar. 'I | ,ter* jrrt in their parly trrnn, our advice,

c ' liy llio ivislmn of the o;f, is, put them in ilie s'udy of the laaf

I ' ' Itiaf, tlic full (uurv---/Ar a, and not till thrn, teill'

I tcl.olar*.

~ 3=

4J tiers of CuittoH.

l'ri nrnti ry Deparua c nt, r.--i division |;>l oo

ad di'. Mori ^8 im

Colli |ia(e Departai m Fresh < i:i- , 41 oo

WnphuauH, Jantof or Senior !>o M

Lanf iant or Modern 20 OO

hoMtaeejaal .11 asie Piano Fori.-, ..O OO

Guitar or Vi.jjin 40 OO

Drawing, Paintfatg, Basbrosdi ty,< i Wai I qa, poroaaaaa, JO 00

The* lu Voeal Music, tisoleeeaas par day,

::.-... 5 OO

KT Thirmrc no F.xfrj Ckarge* fur Piano nnl, use a/ Library, or A^Hiratut

As we do not exact llie naaaa Tor Board or Tuition iu advance, we do hope that :
try patron will pay Of pr. .inptly at the end of the Tana. A term couniM* of nine
id a half consecutive mouths, commencing tlic loth of Jauuary, and closing the
t W eduesday in November. Pupils may etiti-r at uny time, and will be charged
iron o:ily from tbt tana ti rat/a ce till the end tf the term. Tli;s a oai iuvari-
ilc rult", unless the discontinuance occurs from Providential eaute.

The following is a pfOfraBMM of our .Seaaious, Ktamiaatiai e, Sic: Commencing

tiiii February, every 9d aad lie: SatonJay will be devoted by the whole school to

hview rrrilltioaa, to which tin; friends of the Ii Mitat arc invited. These

ajercw s continue till July, after which wo have no further PafaHl

A summer vacation will occur between the 4th and SOU) at July inclusive. Ex-

ninalioii of the Senior Clans will take place atiut: illy aa the ifltli and 17th of

ctober. Examination of the Fresh, Sophomore, and Junior Classes, will lake

ce annually the Friday, Saturday, Monday aud Tuesday, immediately preceding

Dniineuceinout Day. Oa lha bstarmhlg Klbaaril, the Commencement Sermon

II be preached.

D" C caaracia ma i Dai the jint W'cdnntday in ffraiwlir

UA0KAWO1 WUU INSTH.

OM Malum.

Price of W i.r T.,,. u.,l,n ie ,n^l*. '" ! ' * "J* JJ

WaabinfMd i. -- :'tT.-H;I

A, tt.^rta, DcrdinKc.nl..,,.. - i hi private ^nlies ^ : DfcH.
i W. Hi... Rev. AjTnde, Bp.ar, 1 J- ** *J

! George M Mr. TW ta4 ' * J J ' ' J "" K

field. Mr. Edward Brighton, Dr. B. A. T. *,. ^ W J

Cot. 1^. Mr. Thorn*. Th"...^. Mr. Bop. ., Mr* Tnr.iT, rtey . I

ACCOMMOD il'K).\s.

By j... of next Term, the MW College Ed.fi, now ,., ONfim.

of erection, will be completed and funrsh.jJ. It is MHI IOIW T J to add, that the ;
M* lion Of this buildup' OMM a new Ml to our triumphing eutcrpr 10. TO I'""**'
is 190 ly 70 feet, fair otoriM high. The NnU* outside, and pWtittM. Vt built i j
, stone. TrW fiwl floor, ditldrd Into 16 rooms, w ill .-main the schl ordinarily : and,
M Um secoud (Wilier- M ., chapel M by GO fee:, .'ill foot in DM pit h. with ft
on three sides for extraordinary pafpOM and occasious. Tin WWMnWg rooms above j
thesecoud floor will be appropriated to the accommodation of the Institute boafeVn, j
The above Edifice is situated within 50 feet of the present residence of the I'rin-
. on the summit of one tf tne higher! lulls in this Motion of Goorgio, and
about 1000 yards fn.ni the Court-hon .-. A ind the buildings there is u oak and
hickory grove continuing about 48 acres, inp view it commands of the surround-
i iug country is sublime indeed. But add to the natural ilrvat. .;i the 50 foot walls
. of the ueiv College then superadd the height of the Astronomical observatory, and
we have a view sublime beyond description. On this hill there is a perpetual
breeze, making it at once a most pleasant and healthy location. Persons will die
anywhere, but we belies* that the ofeonc* of healthy youth, robust manhood, and
vigorous old age, is u little hotter litre than no) where we have risried.

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lot miked of tfltffMtb I i--.ip.I- il it from any other will.

>we are acquainted, [til ,1,0:1 of Mr. Arx-r-

eronib , .m lu M.most successful w,. [ knowledge of Iiit-ll'Cluul PKi-

iMDphy. *: A/m rfiing atUnthtlp tkapUr, tUfupU iamMatiU tUm

' iAt honk, and write njf tkt tttlti tnet of : . r flu benefit*

I from th plao, DOflogboi . ,rtl, hi our former dialogues, we

luatummmyh tbkfbm U I 1 It oafleo to y, thai It u iho

ouly u iv that we over emj.luyed, l,y which we could MMWyM) the important end
of educal.uji. va: to leach our j.upil* to t/tink independently and rurrectly.

SH I t ij t m a t i c b .

Reeving this tob-one of the moat important branches of a practical, oaeful and
pleasing educatiou, we give it au appropriate prominence iu our coursj of atudv.

Cfje |l|ffffcal Scfcnccfl,

R-cive all the attention, and are illustrated by all the experiment* oecesstry to
'ifull understanding of then; ; the gre.it eflVt b-iug to m=ike the pupil'a acquaint-
ance wiih t'leie brunches of auch an accurale and practical character, as that ahe
may with ease converae ou them whenever occasiou require*.

ftfittrfcal Drpartmrnt.

This branch of education, generally neglected, receives iu this Institution special
J attention. During the whole year, there is not a claw, iu the Institute hut that ia
; daily engaged ii this all important atudy. So that by the time a youug lady (.asses
; through our full course of study, ahe may be atyled a Ilutoiiau.

iHrtapfjsaf e.

Our pupils are made thoroughly acquainted w>lh Rhetoric, Moral and Intelleclaa!
I Philosophy, aud Evidences of Christianity. These branches do not all corne appro-
priately under the above head, and are ouly thus claused for the sake of couveui-
; ence.

Cfjc Ornamental Department

! Continues tinder (lie able aud efficient direction of Miss Denton, whose specimens
;in all the branches of Ornamental Work, never fail to elicit universal admiraiou
I To this department the services of Miss CautMBM have been added. The ajtfail
I imitation of natural flowers and fruit, with Win aud Worsted, by the youug ladies
! ia these classes, ia reallv aatooiahiusr.

Dratofnrj an* tfafntfnrj.

Miss Horns has tiught the classes in this department k ith grea* ekill and fidehty.
They have learned to spieadou the canvaas the scene* of nature a* they standout

III) Ki.M Pullftf kafnta 11.,

[in bold relief before us.

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I/ndsr this head it is only nectary to .av that the department continues uu.ier
the direction of the unrivalled Professorof Mi,-,-:. II. B ... HMD. It may M be
inappropriate to Plate that a new filiation iu this department will be adopted at the
opening of the ensuing term, viz: The pupils who study Music will be excused
from one of the kur regular recitations. The .tudy of Music w,n be re*..ruVd a.
an equivalent for the regular atudy (or which it u a substitute, to that the pu| il will
becousideted regulsr.

Id the New College building there will be at leaat eight mmmm Ntai kppropri-
ated to Ihiadepartinent, bewdes the privatn apartments in which tiie pupils w.|f ^
required to practice. For this branch of education, during the present year, th. r^
have been fifteen Pianos iu daily use, which H i t 1 1 would bw *"> J"-" 11 )- in-
creased but fur want of room. This obstacle being removed, there shall, in future,
be no facility wanting.

I

SCIENTIFIC APPARATr*

The Principals are making arrc:.gements to add to the already multiplied faeili- 1
tiesof the Institution, a new and extensive Chemical and Philosophical Apparatus.
The one heretofore iu use, though very extensive, is not altogether adequate to the
wauts of the Iustitui*.

Health and Religion.

The health of LaGrange is unsurpassed by any town or neighborhood, South or
North. Our patrons have been unnecessarily alarmed during th*J pteseut term, by
the appearance in ourtowu of Typhoid Fever. True that awful epidemic did find
its way loour quiet and healthy commuuity, and leveled, with iis resisuVss nun, a
few of our citizens ; but we can say with truth, but not boaslih:: y, that with uot a
single exception, our school have escaped this and all other diseases for which this
year has been bo famous.

While we do not allow any particular religious creeds, faiths, or tenets to be incui-
cated upon the minds of iur pupils, yet we endeavor, as far as opportunity offers, ,
and ability serves, to keep constantly before the minds of all the pupils their solemn
responsibilities as moral, religious and immortal beings. That our effurts havo been '
crowned and blessed by the great Head of the Church, is evinced in the fact, that |
cores are annually brought from darkness to light, and attach themselves to the
Tarious orthodox Churches.

One rule with us, as unalterable as the law of the Medes and Persians, is,
that no pupil shall join any Church, without a written permission from her
parents.

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Physical Training.

With a via* to promote llie health, and give graceful action to the popils, Calis-
ihenic Exercws were, at an early period in tin; history oi 1 1 1 - Iiitilute, iucotporated
as a pait at.il pircel of the sy.'.em of education. An intellectual education, be it
mtm) Piteusive aud pet feet, m incapable of answering its ends without bodil) health
u*id vigor. This exercise has been improved from lime to time, till now it in ptf-
! feci system of dclieat- gymnastics. The whole school are exercised twice a day in
the varioua stops and manipulations, all of which are directed and harmonized, by
the inuaic of the Violin. 'Tis not dancinc, aud yet it accomplishes all the good
that dancing proposes, without mcurring any of the evils of that entertainment.

Mode of Discipline.

Moral suasion is the rod used in the Institute, which is never departed from
win!- there is any hope of reform by this means ; but wbeu this fails, severer meas-
ures are resorted to.

Internal Regulations.

Ours is purely a collegiate system, every clasa being required to prosecute simul-
taneously oue study in each of the Literary Departr.-.eata, and thus to enjoy the
benefits of th daily instruction of the whole Faculty of Teachers.

Privileges, Conditions, 5tc.

The Institute was chartered by the Legislature of Georgia, in 1847, with the j
potv r of conferring Degrees, Medals, ic. Any pupil, therefore, pursuing to its :
completion the prescribed course of English and French studies, shall be entitled to
r-r-.v \ DbvJmH in French, with the First Degree in Bngliik Literature If
to tilts course she adds th- Latin and Greek, she Will betUilled to a Latin Dij'l- :na,
with the First Degree in the Arlt and Sciences.

We hope our pupils, in future, will not be interrupted in their stndies, by being i
token home on visits ; and notwithstanding it is always agreeable with us to see our
patrons, yet such are the disastrous consequences to the pupils of having their friends
to visit them frequently, we would most respectfully ask pareuls to interpose and
prevent this cause of distraction. Hereafter our invariable rule will be to mtke no
allowance in the grades of scholarship, for any such interruption.

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Efntf pupil on r-iu-Tin;.- the [utiftntion ; -- rarriahed with i ii.t of
the Raw, and required to rabeeribe 1) r own name in the Matricula-
lion P >k, and thereby obligate bersabf to a faithful i i * all

the Bake.

Brery pupil shall be in prompt attendanoe at the opening and el
exeroiees af th< day; while at bar desk, or in recitation, moat
-i.m! perfectly erect; shall not whisper, laugh, or talk re-

citation boars ; ronat I ni to the Faculty and hei

j ihafl recita not less than three, nor more than five i aeons a
h,v; snail attend the Sal bath School and Chnroh of berpnrenteeh
mast always be neat, but tary plain in persona] attire; shall attei
partiea or places of smasemea! ; shall n A corr esp ond with or r
attention from young gentlemen ; shall not aesntnf,
gum ot any kind ; wafl enter no .' t in oompany whh her

parent or cm than ; shall make no orders lb* articles of merchandise,
but by pernusaion of her temporary guardian, &.c.

Believinetha! ejlravajjantdrwia;: is not only entirely Broil COioary, MM rr.o-t din*.
imm k; the pupil in the projection of learning, we called a mating of all the p
>( ilie Inetitate praMRl at our laatannoal CooHneDretnailt, and with their heart) i im-
urrence adopted the following regulations in reiercme to Dress :

Fon Winter Every day Baa atlua , Knr.vn. <. r (ireen Calico, Oinghai
WlMMfU. Price not to exceed 40 cent* per yard. Sabbath the nine.

For Summer Every day Dm til r Pink or Bin* Calico, or Ginghams. Trie-
nnt to taeeadfTf eontaptryaM. Babfaath Whin Jetronet, or nny other kind of
Hoeiia, except Sweat, Price xm to en i Bar yard WnMaJbeoaat, I

ham, or Calico Sun Bonnet, fur every dap or Sabbath. Thick soled and high quar-
i. d SIm e lor every day, .

No pupil will be permitted 1 1 war B re, or < i"ters in School; nor!

will she he allowed at an) time, to Hear jeivelry, el apt a Breaet>fla.

The following kinds oi'dre- iogara mwiiive'y forbidden at any and all time--, viz:
Silks, s-iiins, Barrges, Bklsarinee, Tieaoee.Tatlttmi, Serial Maalim and Crape* of all
kinds and description*.

Our Patrons may resl assured, that the above regulatior s will tw strictly and rigidly
carried out.

It is not intended by the above regulations to prohibit I : t - pupils from wear-
ing clothing tehich they now hare ; bui all new diessing must conform to the
1 above arrangements.

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WBI i"'B>f''' n-rt the fallowing Report I

i- i Conahtaa ia i t*rMaafilwcaMfT.

II. Oir Institution is not an ,i ar aanatalaa linn.

-./'/ ou til own m

Id. OcrnainnallT thai* art to at band iaaiCm ,a Ha* of jNwtaaj feaa-

nHMuaw, wbi rar having pal . lading aw hlliiii lai

[ntiitata : . i ril or not. . i fjroait.

4th. Tin following R-p-in sp,-xks for ii-elf, an I wiii m mob U jafaawaj falsehood
all nea Itadtni m tawa waka a tt a c fc ika maeaaa at sraaianhlj ttaaaal ia v.-

list lute; for the laogaap of the co-nniti-- i-. " II - rirorr :,atf known dun ,./

young l-i'lin to rrhihi: * u laarpagfl aa - ." <fcc., ice.

We commend the Rag at W OBI bbbsJbJ [-ru-al of all :

Report of the Ex&miaati:n of tie Senior Clua.

LAOIANOB, Oetaaat 13th, 1850. J

Mr. Movtoojckry Or.ir Sir : Tn- li.iiri at rttTlon invit-d to attend the Exami-
nation <ji ifca g rad oa iin g elaai in tai laflmnga Fa*la laaaiaata, having hiiu great |
ataanaa.ariMH ajd Bam aaMdaai fur iwaaajn, an happy in being able u. m-< : tie i

II Wing Rapofl :

Tliey giv ii as their unanimous opinion, tliat the young ladies, throughout their j
BNUBMad and '?'' at i n a llon , sustained tliein<dvei with singular ability ond credit, i
Mil to lltem-Wveiiniid the Imtitntion.

',1 re ntrrr taOBB a OHM of gHMg ladirt B) MUW si BMiaBgi and extended an

aufMiatoaua anti /Ac namr faaaeUt a/ataaacB, ./ aaca facility in the application

of theabttruwprinriilc* and formula . <,f Muiit.ru'. I , tin phytical tciencet.

Waaji MgMy gtalMadl to aw aa llwwajgll BOOM of Mathematical and Physical
leiaaeaa UiuudaonJ tela lh* Fobbum > of obi country. Algebra, Geometry,

IV ran .metry, aTamarariiin ol -olid., lodaeaa, height*, and distances, as laid down in

our most approved teat books, seemed to he well understood by all of IBeelaas; audit
at certainly a Itoral sicht ! hahobl ho many young ;au,es bo familiarly acquainted
*th tboaa BBpirtaBintl <>f Mathematics, which on have heretofore eipected to find
almost exclusively amonr I , and i e higher order of our Male

Seminaries. But we are ; . i t I. , . unrr ladies of the present

graduating claw, in the I. rsaJd by mi mean* suffer by a

comparison of their examination in those department.!, with the examinations which
we have witnessed in li!; bran-hes in our Male Collets. This argues well for the
Institute and fur the country. We are proii I to see Institutions devoted to female
e lucati >n, and embracing so large and thorough a course of collegiate training, spring- '
ing up in our country, and commandi:i^ m libera! a patronage.

The familiarity ofthe young btdiai wiih the principles and mathematical calculations '
I ta Aitrsaoaiy eoBBBBSBat} our BnqaalirUd adotiration. Mob) oi the laws which gov
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1851

REPORT tXUBXOa rOMMITTEE-CON TINTED.

. , , ,k. k.-,L .-..mid 10 be perfectly "l

3SS3ssss:!is = -i 3

V and opportiiniliei.
, Natural and Inu.ll.eiuJ Ph,lo..,phy. HF-*W. ***" f J****

,h JkW and Frcnc !., ft* * Mite. * - *-J* J*

2to fL a<tenl, to the m. to**- Md a-,.-,,-

cation.

The Board of nlMMI'l n.uch delniht.nl will, the perfirMMM > m

Prof Lignoskiandhisable eoftdjUMl arc evdcnlly (-< ><> J-rdmary a.. lb
mt .u and sk.li In the,- department. The WMM MM*! *
L very difficult pi,- of mn-icwere r-f-rmcd, *<* bl . m,.-,,,,,,,,,
apnroba.ionof .he efficiency ami UtMam with U* that depar.nvnt ,, .
died. We can bu. congratulate the Insti.uli and the country upon .he ac.u,.,.,,.,,
of such instructors in onr institutions of learning.

Permit in conclusion, to consulate you Mr. Movtoo-.rt. and the country at
We, upon .he very able and efficient corn. f nW lul l l W II U 1 l| * ***]*
,| le UaZv Female Ins.itu.e. W, ih.uk h - H be dUBeell lo In I their NPeriori
in any part of our country. The accuracy and thefO^hr wWt which y,.ur |..,p,l.
seem to have been trained, speak all to .he practiced eye and ear which seed '

Go on. then, in your noble undertaking, and future generations will reap the harvest
of the seed which you are now so successfully planting.
Rev. 0. Smith, BrowmvooJ, J. L Stvans.r><|. I/,
Col.J. H.Towns, LaGrange.A. A. Robert.-, K-|-, "

S. Bates, A. M.,
Rev. A. 8. Boyden,
T. L. Rives, M. D.,
N.N. Smith, M.D.,
CoL R J. Morgan,
] E. Swaneon, Esq.,

Jonathan Davi-.
Henry Hodflee, i'.-\ ,
H. W. Hill, M. D.

Ebancz'T Newton,
Rev. M. II. White,

.J. II. Harvey, Auburn, Ala.
W. John!", Tuskegee, Ala,
P.J, Brown. Ba|. Hamilton.
Dr.& E.DuBose. OJenoviile
Rev. A. Spear, Columbus,
M. I*. Tucker, (ire.nvdle,
Rev- W. I). Mania "

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1.AGUA.VUE KKMAI.K INSTI1LTK.

To our Patrons and the Public.

Under tie- blo a nnf i of boBot o t i il Prori net, b>i Institute Imm
readied it- SmmAI An run rsririi ami, thovgh . b-T :cl. - mountain high

hen oppootd teprogras, -till it- (Handa and pttnM have mrilijiBiiil
Our baarta aro asabad vita grat ifal eoaotbtu to g racto m (5on>, when
t !* "& in throwing aroand bii fostering inn. nad

...i-Mming aaid iha difficult; d ogfc Ucfc we bare boa doomed
to pass. Npr would wo brgHtha timely aid rendered by persona!
fltieoda in different Mottoai < f the oomrtry.

When we reflect that without t!ie special assistance of any particular
sect or denomination, our Institution has inarched on, increasing in '
numbers and rising in importance, till now it has uo rival South of the j
! Potomac we cannot hot Gad happy ai having ken so peculiarly the
objects of Divine munificence.

If, with the limited f.i'ili ti.vs which we have had heretofore, we have
been so successful, what may we not hope will be the destiny of onr
Institution since by the opening of the ensuing year we shall be in
want of nothing that would be calculated t anaajMa the advantages of
scholastic training. All we a.sk is the pupils, and if we do not give
perfect satisfaction it shall cost the patron nothing but loss of time.
And shall we not behold our new College building crowded with young
Ladies from the raiioOB Southern and W< -tern States- We do not
appeal to Methodists, Baptiata, Presbyterians, Episcopalians, or any
other denomination of christian exclu-ively. Ours is a public Insti-
tution, where all meet, and none dispute. Other institutions may tie
to parties, sects, denominations, &c., if they wish ; but we rely alone
on the solid merits of our Institution, and appeal to a generous public
to afford us an opportunity to prove our worth. Send us the pupils,
and we will return you the scholars.

To those who came forward, and so liberally contributed their means
| to the erection of our new College, we would return our heartfelt ac-
knowledgments. And for their information specially, wemake the fol-
lowing statement, viz : That all the moanj for the entire, building, except
five hundred dollars, has been raised, so that as soon as it is finished it
will be pi i id for.

LAGRANCK FKMAU-. IK8T1T1TTE.

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Report of ilir Examination of the Senior (lass

\l . LaGran^C/ October 17tli/ lfi r . i

1 Messrs MONT<;OMERY_Siiw : '

**** ** ' <pl""< % *U fl to u. the propriety ^Tl |||[ _
ubeu*. of *, ***. of your - S t U,/cL, '-ow P e" r-M

Jj*. to the Ou. a i ,, ,, l( ,u t ;o, to , ive you , J.'

s :u n ::r ,rict,oA ' ,,u,o,r u *^ --~~ * --K

'"'" - Ff*"4 * "duou.-did they rea.ly S W .

J" " ' * &* gn ,ll y ftrift ft M flW * we have L, ,
-,,.,.,0,1 ., tnorou,,, ,,,,-. u. .n.truction adopted and rtfd.y pat Lu
yourUoud liu , every b***, .,*, of { KTotaS

sr? r r ,,,y it u *-' , " ,o^, ' , * w - *** up z *-;;

fcoencc. u.ua.ly taught ,our Hijher Order of MMe Collej^, we wefc not
prepared to witncB-'n/, .,>*, it is true.

Thcappm,,. uawafag ,k ra w of uoth tc iind mj ^ Ma
to. hava n5rctolor k* tt*. .*, ft, uf Femnlo J ^^HS
now, a Yutmg Uly well eiuuted in |fcft, ^traction,, i, (o6 Ved urnm a.
Ucrary an ...n.v B ,i , we arc .ratified to .ay, that you , J C f h
CI Youn; La I.e., who*, .tr.^th of character and well di.cip.ineJ mind

mil, oi thcr ow pam,, ft*, aL ,,, insl ,. Jch an ao , urdjly * uunu '

Tun .fa n.nuion con.u. n in 3 <, <f ll t^fcl th^Uijtrcil srijccl,
*!.,* t.nelheyouj.adic. were no, reheved from recital, o!y t'
ofd.-nry rcce. flu,. <ltt , U .,*!, ungual in Fm* Examination. I
Heir pr.fi ..-lency, therefore, entitling them to much more credh

' "r. I"** U I ' 1 r t,lorou i : ''y P~**rf upon tho jeneral and f*| 4 ,uiUI
,,-p.- oflU dtn-crent .uojecu, replied , tHe qacuon. propounded hv yt

^ W,i: ' "^ e, "- an '' ConfiJencc lhc r have rarely itn e ed T

Tt U rr? """""'^ " J ^ U>bothyou and t.L y.2.

Him. 1 he dtlJhu t,c. of the higher br.n .he, of M.thcmaUc-the hTnuo
Ml pre^tou o( Moral U 1 Pfc^faj ^i^, wcre . " ^JJJJJ

uro,, o^pUel Blnl . wmttimm i.nco,npataWc with .he fr^h f ur , thj
u ls ,or.,! e,. iaJw.wW, to draw no indmdiou. co.pari^-but u..

t. it Cum, require u. to u, w C havo not M en it. .upcriot
Ji."""''."'^' 'T"' h * ,< "* s!lart 'y, fro.-n under your protection -
Jjywlfl ce.- 0i ,h,y th.ue virtue, which it i. your provide to t0JCn and
vrhtch hey have ft k.nJ.y receive,]. Wo hope ,h. diy of unu.auiu - ,,!.,
and M, fl.ttcry h pH Je d-at lea.t, .ir., your .nHituiion require no .uch
wpportfroa, ourhand3-. Jut car, dor and truth demand the ale Relrt ,

Iwmtng M the one over wh.ch you pfftfaU, aad our de.ir for the bMdul

cctrc^ Cla "' wi,h who * we hsve becn comwcted s

H r c remain' vours, Ax.
WU.V H. UUXiJAN, Tir,j\rt>; I Riwa

SIMEON W. YXSCY, B H B WU r '

A.M.BEXXET, A. I'.MOOIT '

RoaeaT j. morgan.