Catalogue of the Trustees, Faculty, and Students of the La Grange Female College, La Grange, Georgia, for the Year Ending July 15th, 1857.

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Ki.v. JAMES li. PATHS,
l!.;v. CALEB W. KEY.

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Hkv. 0. J. PEARCE,
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Hev. WILLIAM MAHTIN,
H,,n. B. II. HILL,
Hob. 15. R. OVERBY,
(',,... JAMES M. BBALLE,
Dm. H. A. T. RIDLEY,
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ILLIAM N.HARRIS A M..

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Professor of Eaglisl .. . i Latin Litonhw

Mrs. HANNAH P. JUDGE,

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Mrs. CORNELIA I. CHAPMAN,

Inst.-uctiT;- In Primary Department

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Burk, Elisabeth L ,,,, .,,.,.,

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>HiIl > TaWtha B. (Mn. Howard i.,,. :

Hill, Martha B. (Mr-. PotU TroupConnty, ieorgia

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Chambers County, Al,

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JBwngLtou, M.iry A. ,Mr . ' >ry) LeGrange, G

,Elisa J. (Mn. Martin) ,, , .,,., A , ;llj; , m; , .

ron,AmarmthaC.(M Xroup Oonntr, Georgia

rah (Mw. Jeter) Chaml,,

r, Catharine P. (Mra. Willii) , ,

awood, Fraacee J. (Mrs. Perry) Texas

B-(Mra. ) .".Lonjdana.

, King, Sarah E. (Mr-, u i Mumbiu, QeergU. ?

: ! ' J- (Mrs. Camp) Trup (oun.v, Georgia- i

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J Akin. J. WpfctMn (Mr* r.ituin) .\rkui.:u..

IH^ain, Georgia C. (Mr* Willi >

.. ,. LaGrange, Geoi

Broom, Henrietta

Chapel, Dorith. A. Mr* Math**. < lumber. < '>

. . ,, . . _i a MeriwothcrC ly,G

. mpbell, Sophronia 8 -

Fvo A.(Mi*GeWemith dumber. County, Ala.

Grieg* Mary P. (Mr* Keel)

Mitchell, Arcadii K. (Mi* Dowael) Chamber. County, Ala.

DuBoee, Amanda A. (Mr.. ) " Al-'^na.

Kaddox, 8u an A. I Mi . ) P*" r " ,m, - v ' '

Meadera, Bancy (Mrs. ) Chamber. County, Al,.

Pitta, Ann E. (Mrs. Dotier) Harris Oeonty,

Stinton, Himbetb A. (Mi* BadeliiT) Meriwether County, .

Thompson, Mary A KhtWppl.

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Hiirk, Autohictt P. (Mrs.Uatlrell) Ml

Broughtem, Franee. B. (Mr?. Lous' UGrangi . I

j Dixon, Martha B, (Mr* Hall) Meriwether County,

; Douglas, Isabella K. (Mr* Amos.) B indolph, ft ergU.

iDougl k W. (Mr* Bailey) R a ndolph, I

i Forbes, Rebecca c LaGrange, Geoi

QiUman, Margaret A. (Mr* Goodman) Telia) i < AJabam*

Griffin, Mary I Albany, Georgia.

[a, Sana C. (Mr* Long) Putnam County, Gi

. Harvey, Martha F. (Mr* Harper) Auburn, Alabama,

I Mltlltotn, Bum M. 'Mrs. Brown) Chambers County, Ala.

j McGinty, Ann E. (Mrs. Ahum) Chambers County, Al. .

I Bedding, Cordelia A. (Mr* Jonea) Dual

' Slaton, Rebecca A. (Mrs. Nicolson) Antaugl , Alabama,

(Stephens, Carolines. (Mrs. Banks) Forsyth. Sear |

Tate, Helen A. (Mrs. Mitchell; Crawford, Ala!

; Bewtou, Sarah C. (Mrs. Doaier) Troup County, Geoi

'stinson, Catharine C. (Mr* Seal) Meriwether Conner, G

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JIAlford, Mary M. (Mrs. Heard) Troup County. Geoi
Cox. Mary J. (Mrs. Kcner) Emm, Ala!-
Outer, Talule (Mrs. ) Harris County. Gi , I

Douglas, MaryM LaGrange, Gen ,i

I* Douglas, Susan W. (Mrs. ) Randolph, Georgia. J J

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Bryan, Looin I- .r,;., r;,.,.^,.

Baldriek,IaabeU. ," 1 "" ,l,i: '' f ''" ri,,n -

tthartea Montgomery, Alabo,

Colquitt, Mary El n

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Cameron, Barah ;; T ~*

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;'~ Ll "^ - ! Browne

U,nc lhl ,, I1(Mr , 1 ,,,,

Calhoun, Am, ,. '

Crawford, auk.^,

CbJero, T.

spring Place, Georgia.

Oreeneaborougfc, Oe

Meriwether County, (..,.

LouUrille, Al..

Pall, Mary

Uaraoaea, K. s. (lira. MafluttJ

Ball, Nancy (Mra, ,

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Leo, Mary Mr ,

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ferry, R, w (Mr- _ ^ l ' \."!"'- ' " ' '

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. BlUabeth (Mrs ) VIat)a , na ' '

Harriet (Mr,. Murc.. 3 ; (M,,,,,;,,,^,,

...LaGrange, Georgia.

.Caroline (Mra. Poythresa)

Wtnold.Maiy(M.Aahfe r dJ .,.,._.

^Barnes, .Sarah M.
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...LaGrange, Geatgia. U ^

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^Cunningham, M :

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Imundeon, Harriet (Ml ' "**'

Edraundeon. Amanda I "*

Harris. Fram,< II

King, Mary A Hamilton, (

i.,v. Pioride WeetPotat,<

Morrow, lacy Mnul-n. I.

MeCamte, Marv.M l*G '

Newton, Susan. Tr ""l"

Pitta, Missouri ** ( " ; '^''-

Paae, Uey A1: "'

Patrick, Georgia (Mrs. Allen) Talbot County, <

Wert Point, Georgia.

Smith, Sana ,!r ""' ,: ''

Btembridge, Sarah J La '

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st.-pl.rii*. Murv UGrauge, Oeorgia.

Taliaferro, B. T LaOreng.

Tyler, Cornelia Columbia ,

fancy, Mary iM LaGrangi

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Austell, Lrtitla 3 Cajnpbi

bill, Martha A U ; i: >-

Dawkfaa, Sarah A County, Al

Edraandaon, Virginia E Spring 1

Griffin, Margaret E *.tlaata,<

Harris, Sarah J Crawford, Alabama.

Holland, Mary H R* ly,A

Lsney, Melissa N Heard County.

Mabry, PhebeG Franklin.

MeBein, Henrietta E imuit

McDowell, Margaret K MontioeUo.

Meadows, Camilla P Ch

Mooney, Margaret A LG

Morgan, Blanche Troup County.

Redwine, Mary K Coweta County.

Reese, Sarah W Chetiahooel*

Selleck, Kate I \incri<u.

J Shepherd, Eliza O (Mrs. Morgan) Meriweti* r County.

CSteagall, Mary F Heard County.

<j> Tooke, Susan E Houston County.

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D^la. Canty, Alabama.

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YEAR ENDING JULY 15, 1857.

SENIOR CLASS.

NAMER OF fll'ILS. MNIIKIi. rvTln.\.

Miss Alfred, M. E Lai'lrange, Georgia Mre. M. K.

Andrews, l*raaeaa Washington, Georgia Ucn.GaraeM Andre*.

Atkinson; M. Y Meriwether County, Ga '. P. Atkinson.

Baldnck, B. A M ont g omer y, Alabama T. Beldriek.

Betty, MitticE Vallula, Alabama Mre,

Byrd, rledeeea Polk Ooanty, Georgia Bar. K. I'.yrd.

. ran, S. A Troop County, Georgia W. Cameron.

*\>le, Mary C Atlanta, Georgia Mr*. M. C, I

'.tarlington, Laura A~.Herwtoa Ceanty, Gi orgia >. Berlin

Uarrell, Susan V Coota County, Alabama Mr.-. The .

I'owell, Addie K Lowndoi County, Alabama.. A. Pr

Shumate. Hattia A Cherokee, Alabama f. Shun,

Smith, KUsabatli LaGran^ . Georgia lr. X. X. Smith.

Steagitil, Anna Coweta County, I a | Eev.

Stinson, Mary .1 Meriwether County, Qa l>r. 3. Slinscn.

Bwaaeon, Anna E LeGrengo, it. orgia M. .-. 8 i

Xooke, Martha Houston County, Georgla...J. T

Ward, Fannie A Talladega, Alabama B. Ward.

juisriore, class.

ASM i'F l'l I'll.s. BHIBiaCM. paii

M Akera, Mary L LaGnnge, Georgia Bamuel A.

Baily, Martha J Cowata County, Georgia Mrs. B. J. Belly.

Brought.m. Baran Troup County, Ge or gi a k. Brough

Bonner, Georgia Carroll County, Georgia Z. Bonner.

(Vx. Margaret. A LaGruga, Georgia \. < ox.

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i oper, Julia A LaOra i Williai

Daaeon, I I LHeard I IB _j walker Daw

Ed* UW BmmU, Alabama ;,, RdwaMk.

..Atlanta, Georgia Dr. J. (Hlbart

-r.riiiin. Sneaa M Fulton r.^nty, Georgia Then** Griffin.

Hay* ' M -'. v A ' ''-' Couaty, Texas W. W. Huyw.,.l.

]I: l in.-lt.., 1 ,M;.ryA. K..C1,,- rgia A. M.Ham, :

T J ''' '1" r.&Haaaattoa.

> KA - ''" <i" Dr.J.Hanaeltoa.

l: - '' Kan para L. Hanks.

Jl ; !i, Mattiea An; nam Dr.&taita.

'<-<-. Martin Bperta, Georgia w. Latin,, r.

P M;i: ' gkl Mrs. II. Uaaegaaa.

Kaeoa, Arthur '.. Baraanak, Georgia Mrs. B, k. Hardin.

[omery,AaaO...Aat< nu William Montgomery.

1'ark. Regiaa N Meriwether Coontv, G* \>r. A. r.-irk.

Parka, Martha I! Coweta < maty, Georgia Mrs. 1'arks.

IWd, Virginia Troup Ooaatj] 4ngntraa Bait

Mollie C Lowwdeeboro', A, - w "Ttt Mrs. A. Reese.

pkerd, Betti* White talpkar Springs J. Vf. Shepherd.

I-:!' Iran;;-. Georgia Mrs. Alex, gpeer.

Pope, Julia A Prattville, Alabama Mrs. Matilda Pope.

v Captain Jtaaei Lord.

'" Treap County, Georgia Ian,. - l. v ,i.

Perham, Victoria Meriwether Coaatr, Ga BobertFaraao.

I'rico, Mary A. Chattooga County, Georgia..Mrs. Jeha Vricc.

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SOPHOMORE CLASS.

namks errtmu. naakaacaa, patroxr.

im Beall, Martha LaOntngc, Georgia Col. J. If. BaaiL

Itoring. L.S Atlanta, Georgia J. N\ Boring.

- it..],, Martha LaGrange, Georgia }:. Broughton.

'it, Josephine LaGrange, Georgia John Colquitt.

Cbx, Margaret Fredonia, Alabama Asa Cox.

Cox, Iioaiaa Fredonia, Alabama do.

.' Julia L Belem, Alabama Ishara Dorscy.

Fomby, B Troup County, Georgia X. Lee.

Garrett, Martha Heard County, Georgia T. D. Garret

Jeter, Marietta V Greenville, Georgia J. A. Jeter.

Jeter. France* JI Qreen villa, Georgia do.

MeKamie.ChnrlottcE.LaGrange, Georgia H ev . Kob't MeKam

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UiM Morgan, Aniui W

Mos*, liflnT.';! M Harri* County, Gi i H K x '

Menlanl ft " LeGrange, Geor ': .....Dr.J.P M>.. ;_,,,. i.

! jrk, Almirn K Meriwether County, ' Pert

1'allin, Anns B LaOrange, I'.D.Pallin.

Itettj Anna L PmChrW B M

Pmitli. Ady I,n<ir:i!.. > H. V. Smith.

Mara, Carrie J White Sulphnr Bpi

Timet. *" Bneeell, Alabama Rer. E. rhoii

Tooke, Kittie Ilnvmv:

White, Bib Long Cane, Georgia Thome* Cemi

Wilon, Julia C M H. WiUon.

Woodward, II. K Meriwether County, t3 i 1. 3. H. W<

Wilkf. I'r.inct's c LaOrange, I b M. Willi,,

Baiapte, Althi.i lutange, AJahtB

FIRST CLASS.

Mia* Baldriek, Mary Lowndet County, A! bama P Baldriek.

Boring, Sarah LaGrang I'.

Brooks, Sultuna Ruasell County, Alabama.. .P. Brooke,

Brooghton, Qeorgia.... LaOrange, K. Broughton.

Cx.Jane L.v \. B. Cox.

Cooper, Cordi-lia Lai I ... W. Coo]

DeJenMtte,Catharine^Autauga, Alabam Mr.-. DeJarnoUe.

Chaae, Ella LaG Prof, Chaae.

Douglas*, Bebeeca LaOrange, ( rgia Mr. '

Edwards, "Willa Buaaeli County, Alabama... L. Edward*.

Jflorbcs, Cordelia LaGrai G. Forbea.

Hill, Augost* LaOrange! Gcorgja Mr-.T. Hii:.

Lipscomb, Lucy LaG Mr*. Lijwcoii

lyiyd, Ella Ulanfe Georgia Cant J. L..yd.

ijfoonoy, Mary LaOrange, Georgia Mrs. Mooney.

"ullin, Claudia LaOrange, Q C. Pullin.

Jeuier, Manha LaOrange, Georgia i{. Joiner.

Prior, Mary LaOrong . rgia Mrs, Prier.

Pinahard, Peyton I i;. Mr*. Pinchard.

. Ragbind, Leila LaOrange, Georgia Bagland.

cj Rush, Bdney Harris County, Georgia Rev. J. Bu h.

ft Sample, Liaxie Troup County, Georgia

<g \ Wilhea, Almira LaOrange, Georgia W!

Yfimy, Emmt LaOrange, Georgia g, faney.

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ft til. I- '"I" I- ' If.

Drgia .!. M. i: .

iv.i-li'y. Anna

r, Amanda !.. rgia Mr.. Dai

I i Ito Tj?i I>r. ,Jc- :

Hurk, w LaOreage, Otalgia I., ].. Barke.

Unrk, Mi !.:' L. i,. Barka.

ightoa, Elln ..' irgia R.fl

r.-x. Juliet LaGraag LE.0

OoZ) \ I' ''' ""'' Georgia \. i: Oax.

. Li I la Lati *f)A I'i

Chaaa,L LaOraaj I IV

Chase, C V.-

Cooper, Soaaa Laflrang Wm. Cooper.

Cooper, F ran aea Lai *gi Wm. Cbopoi.

C'.unor. Mary LaOrangO, OeotgU \u-v. \V.<

Coaaor, Cornelia, LaGrange, Bar. v.'. o.(

a, Mary V rg>a Mr. ]>

n, II \' Mr. Dean.

Dean, \V Atlanta, ( keorgta Mr. Data.

Dean, J Atluiitn. Oaorgia Mr. ]>

Doaiar, C I- >r. Deal

-ier, II Lai. rim . i J/, I>o,i,. r .

Forbee, W L (I. f .,.-:

Forbes, J LaOreage, Georgia <;. Forbes.

Kenalej, & --.iLa Montgomery, Alabami Mr. run!.

Hill, Henrietta. LaOreage, Georgia I:. 11. jnn.

Hill, c LaOraage, Ga i rja R K. Hill.

Bodaatta, Oaorgia Brow u wood, Oaorgia M. Hoda

bat, C LaGrange, Oaorgia I.Jaeobee.

Eaaeler, M:iry LaOntaga, Oaorgia Mr. Koa

. Ann Florida T. J,

Upaoomb, Prancea V.L: Mr*. Lipacomb.

MobI ' La( J.- v..i.'i .

Morgan, Ridley LaGrange, Georgia .;. k. Morgan.

Morgan, J LaGrange, Oaorgia :. i:. Morgan.

Moreh.nd, Jerylinc LaGrange, Georgia Ir. Moreland.

Owaaa, Krantzillien... LaGrange, (icorgia J. Owi i

Oareae, Leonora LaGrange, Georgia i. Owaaa.

'i tar LaGrange, Georgia J. Owen.-.

lVrry, A Texas Mr. l'erry.

r> Hnchard, Lucy LaGrange, Georgia Mr. . Carnthen, jx

Eteawick, Jeryliae LaGrange, Dr. lien wick. ( r ~\

Roberta, Ann A LaGrange, Oa er gi a Judge Roberta. '- ^

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%i. Morgan, An.... I -""

? Mow, Rebetw M Hwrii Connty,

Morelnnd, A. II LaGrange, Georgia ''' I Mo*

! jrk, Almirn K Merlw. -tl.-r Count] Pwk.

I'olli'n, Anns 15 LaOrenge, - ' B. Pallia.

Scott, Anna L PutChriettana, M

Smith, A.lv I- N.N M,.

Minm, Carrie. 1 White Bolphur Bpri

Thomas. Olemn BtWtaU, Alabama Ber ; E. Thow

T.H.ko, Kitli.- Ilnynrv:

Whit.'.Ellia ''" '"

Wilson, Julia C Montgomery, AtaUn " Wileon.

We4d,B.K Meriwether County ' W,

w10a,rnuKMC LeGraage, Geoff ' Witt*

Itaapfc, Allhin Intanga, alaawaa

FIRST CLASS.

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Mitt BaJdriok, Mary Lowndes County, Al b im uT Baldriek.

Boring, Barah LaGrange, Oe> rgia Dr. Jeesc Boring.

Brooks, Sultana Russell County, Alabama... P. Brooka.

Broughton, a*OTgia....L*Grange, Georgia K. Broughton.

CecJana Lei i ^ B.Cox

pagpar, Cordelia LeGraage, G< nrgia... W.Cooper.

DaJarattta,Cathar]ne>Autauga, Alabam Mm, !

Chase, Etta I. ' '''

Dtiiigln--. Rebecca LaGrange, Georgia Mr. Doi|

Kdwards, Willa Ruseell County, Alabama... L. Edward*,

jtorbcs, Cordelia LaOrangi . Georgia G. Pofbe*.

Hill, Aagnsta LaG Mra.T. Hill.

Lipscomb, Lucy Lai Mr*. Li]itcomh.

Loyd, Ella Vtlanta, Georgia Capt J. Loyd.

-Mooncy, Mary LaGrange, Georgia Mr;. Mooney.

Pullin, Claudia LaG I . C. Pull in.

Joiner, Martha Lai II. Joiner.

Mar, Mary Lai i Mra. Priar.

Piaehard, Peytoi LaGri age Ge< rgia Mr*. Pinchard.

ttagrntufj Tmiln LaGrange, Georgia Bagla

(J Rash, Bdney Harrit County, Georgia Bar. J. Ruth.

* Baaaple, Limit TroupConnty,.

iff ) Wilkes, Alniira LaGrange, Georgia Wilkt

* Vniiiy, Emma ! i B, fancy*

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. Unll. Louisa LaGraage, ...I. m Beall.

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ley, Asm L

tojr, Amanda J Lafl >,i r ];,.,

I 1,|i '' 'i-gin Dr.

Bark, W LaGi I,. |

linrk, Mi LeOraag . I,, j,. Burke.

[htoBi Bill LaGi gia ;;. Broughtou.

('"t. Joliet LaGraage, (J irgia | . i

i-'T.A LaGrange, Georgia v. i; Q

II i LaGnm lv,. f. Chi

Cneee, L LaGraage, rgis I'j.

Cbaee,C LaGri age, Q< rj !':, i. i bi .

fatfiraaigi, Georgia Wm. Coopi r.

,Frai ii LaGrange, < Wm. Cooper.

Caaner, Mary LaOraage, 8 Bev.W.G.Coa

Conn LaOraage, Georgia Rer. W.

a, Mary Atlanta, Qeorgii Mr. Dnan

!>' hi. II \tlutita, Seorgil Mr. Dean.

ia,W atlawti, I ?.! .j>.

Daaa,J Atlanta. Georgia Mr. ii.

, C I rgis >:. hosier.

Doaier, II LaGrnn X. Domit.

Forbes, w LaOrangi <;, K.irbes.

Fo rbe s;, .1 LaGrange, Georgia a. Fniuaa.

Benslay, Boestaa Koatgomarjr, *'f%tmi Mr. ft

Hill, Henrietta LaGraage, Georgia B. H. Hill.

Hill, C LaOraage, Georgia B. II. Hill.

Bodnette, Georgia Brownwood, Georgia M. Bods

bee, C Lagrange, Oeorgia J. Jaoobee.

Keaaler, Mary LaOraage, Georgia Mr. ;:

Leslie, Ann Florida X, I.,

Upeeomb, ' V.LaOrange, Georgia Mrs. Lipscomb,

Moal LaGrange, Georgia Ber.J.T.Hoatgvuii

Morgan, Ridley LaOraage, Georgia j. e. M. .

Morgan, J LaOraage, Georgia I. g. lf<

Kotelaad, Jerylinc LaOraage, I>r. Moreland.

Owens, Kraatfiilioa...LaOrange, Georgia I. Oweaa,

Owens, Leonora LaOraage, Georgia I. Owens.

Oweaa, Foster LaGrongo, Georgia J. Owen-.

Perry, A Texas Mr. IVrry.

ft Pbichard, L-iey LaGrange, Georgia Mn.Caratl r\

j' Seawiek, Jeryline LaGrange, Georgia Dr. Beawkk. tij

& Roberta, Aaa A LaGrange, Georgia Judge Boberte, IS

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BMMUt. Martha b*Gl Mr ' ' : '""""-

Borouh* B*b Trm,,, Oowty, Oaotfia Mr. -

aero, [ia Troup County, Gaorgii Mr. Befog

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Bwrnen, R LaGranga, Oaorgia " Bwanao*.

Trotter, Mary RuaaaU ' """*>' Al*bam...L. Kdwai

Witchar, BUaabaafc-.. Mr.Witel

Witchur, B. Y LaGraajga, Gaorgia Mr. Witchar.

Witchar, B. A LaOra Mr - wiu ' ,,cr -

William. P LaOra Mr - Wll!l

W,H,lhall. Thc."l.-.ria..I.i':r ^ia Mr- Woodhail.

yf u.all. G LaGraaga, Oaargte Mr. WoodhaJL

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FIRST clash.

Qeegraphy with (hit-line M;!]> - - . Colton.

Arithmetic - Ray-.

History United Btatea Goodrich.

First Exercises in Composition - - - Qoackenbos.

Biblical Geography Goodrich.

Especial attention to Orthography, Reading and Penmanship,

SECOND (LASS.

Ei glish Grammar and Grammatic Analysis - Bullion.
Arithmetic ....... Rays.

Gcnenil History and Chronology - - - Whelpley.
Rhetoric and Exercises in Composition - Qnackenbos.

Algebra (commenced) Loomis.

Biblical History Pierce.

Regular Exercises in Reading, Penmanship and Composition.

BOPHdkOBE CT.AB8,

Latin Grammar ------ Bullion.

Latin Reader ...... Bullion.

French (commenced) - FasqnelL

Algebra (concluded) Loomis.

Botany - Darby. ?

Geometry (commenced) Loomis. V^

K ;ular Exercises in Beading, Penmanship and Composition. M

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< Latin CaWT BuIHob,

Latin Virgil - - Cooper.
French .-- - UGrandPart

French Colloquial Phrases - Bolmar.

Geometry (concluded) - - booafc

Natural Philosophy - Olmsted

Logic - - II.

Trigonometry - - - L""uin.

Mythology - .... K;,l. r

Biblical Analysis - - - Nickok
Regular Exerciese* in Reading, Penmanship and Compositios,

SKN ;!<>!{ CLASS.

Latin Cicero - - - Bullion

French - .... Rowan,

Mensuration ... - Looms,

Chemistry - - Johnston's, Turner's.

Moral Philosophy - - - Boyd's.
j Geology St. John's.

Physical Geography - - - Colton.

Physiology ... - - Comings.

| Exercises in Parsing - - - Milton.

Evidences of Christianity - - Alexander.

Domestic Economy - Beecher.i

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RESIDENT GRADUATE CLASS.

i Latin Uorace.

French -

S Astronomy (unabridged) Olmsted!

ff*> Mental Philosophy Wayland.1

^JK English Literature Clcvi

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Rhetoric (University Edition) - . Blair.ST

Sosophy of (iniiniiiar - ... BrownJ

Figurative Langua L .

^pjaestic Economy !.

Evidence- of Christianity, and Biblical Literature (Lector
| Reading Course in History, Biography and Philosophy.

Tlic above coarse of study was adopted by the Board of

Trustees, at its reeent meeting, andis now submitted to the
patrons ai the best that could be prepared An examination]
of it will exhibit two or three things of great unportanc

education:

First. While the Mathematical course of other Colli
form- the basis of thk the amount snd peculiar adapted]
of ear English studies, cannot fail to secure to our pupils aj
tsrough understanding of the English Language, abd an
Mvg acquaintance with its best Literature. The country!
may look for thorough training in these studies, from the El- J
emetary principles to the highest accomplishment of our Lit-
erature.

In the second place: Latin and French are now made reg-i

uir studies, without extra charge. All who take the Col->
lurse arc required to study these Languages. Bxoel-j

lent Teachers for both have been secured, and they will hare
suitable time and place provided. In the Latin and French, '
then, we expect to have scholars, not pedant-.

There is another feature in the course, which must meet the
jpproval of every lover of thorough Education. We b
provided a second course, called "The Hjsident Graduate's
Course." Young ladies who have graduated here, or else-f
where, and desire to extend their Education, may now have!
every facility for the accomplishment of this purpose. Many ',
nts find their daughters, through the ordinary course ofS
Jmstruction, before their minds are developed, and before thcy^X
lire prepared to take their places in the "Drawing-Room" asl/v

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^& young ladies. This can only be remedied by continuing J

igchool. We have prepared a year'i curse I'm- these, and ,,,..

fidently expect that a faithful attention to it will do moreq

; educate woman, than two yean of ordinary study. As gj

inducement to faithful application, we will give a < d Lti-

ploma to those who graduate in this course, called Mi
1 Arts.

THE SCHOLASTIC YEAR.

The exercises of this Institution will begin ou the fii
of October, and close Wednesday after the e< >ad iSabbsft
iu July, which will be

COMMENCEMENT DAY.
Pupih^nay enter at any time during the term, an<l

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charged from the beginning of the month iu which tin y eats*
No deduction from Tuition Fee- for absence, excepl in
protracted siekness. Half of the charges, for Tuition ami
Board, must be paid in advance; the remaining half at the

jcloseof the Scholastic Year.

MUSICAL DEPARTMENT.

The Board of Trustees consider themselves peculiarly f*
tunatc in procuring the Bervioea of T)r. Wurm, whose kwmt
abilities and extensive reputation, will put this Depart
at once, on an equality with any in ourC mntry, and p
make it superior. He has taught for a number of yean iii
i Alabama and Georgia. lie has been a citizen i f our Town,
i and a Teacher of Musio here for fire years. We knoi
| to be a gentleman, courteous in manners, irreproachable il
; morals, and eminently qualified for teaching.
5 The following i> an extract from the Catalogue of "Thj
Southern Female College." with which he was former!
nected:

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I "P ' Warm is a graduate of the University of Mu-p
ria. He i- a gentleman <>f high and rarie^ n*-t
Ljrement*, although be has devoted himself ehieflj, for tin-
1;,<i twenty years, I i teaching the Science and Art of Vocal

, n ,l [mtruni.iit.il Mu.-ie. His learning, taste, < vjc ri-itr-, and
wet. industry and energy, *insure to liis pupils tie most eriti-j
psnd thorough training, and the most accurate and brilliant
Igeoution."

The following remark <>f IYofemer Jewett, of Alabama,]

lire \vor^_^f I'otirr :

Durinjr i!i" two years Dr. Worm has been connected with!

the JumNoii Institute, lie has giveu tlic most perfect satisfao-j
tin. He is ufltitleiii.i'i of the pnrest Iiit.iN : a man of pro-
bity ami honiHbW fine sensibility of great amiability of>
temper, ami f gent I.- and pleasing manners.
%To his kn^ptlge of the Science of Music, which I bc-
lie iiin'.|ii;i!ied in the Southern Country, he joins an]
TOn.-iial aptitude and taet fur imparting instruction; a power
' : miring ami pushing forward MS pupils, found:

only among the jrVeavest masters >.f the Art qf Teaching, 1 .'
81 only add, that all his plans for the improvcraenVof nil
rftlars are regulated by the .-trictest system and method, and]
| prosecuted with an industry that never tires an energy;

nmiu.r- all difficulties."
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Is a Vocalist, L>r. Wunn, we presgnie, has no superior.

He was trained by Senior Petri, of Munich, for the Italian

Opera. We. therefore, expect our pupils to become fine,

Bars.

Dr. Wuriii will have the co-operation of Teachers of dis-
tingui-lie-.l ability. Those, therefore, wishing a correct and
itlioiougii knowledge of the Science of Music, will do wells
itoavail themsi Ives of bis instruction. ^l

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BOARDING DEPARTMENT.

The i oconunodalion ia the Boarding Departmenl is ampty
Mid plei .-nut. There we thirty rooms; besides the targe Din.
ins-Boo d and Parlor, affording oonreinenl lodging for abet*

pupib. TkJfe rooms hit neatly fujhishcd with nil that is lK -
l rv ,i.r tin 1 young ladies, so that then- will be no extra ex-
.,. in purchasing furniture. Mr. and Mrs. Judge willbsf(

charge of the Boarding House, and wo can uminise every p.

rent, that their daughtertWill bo well carod for all the time.,

Capt. Judge hai already greatly improved tin in. use nndji

groundj, and -will go on with those improve menu, fcntil <|,;.

Department will be made one of the gr^at attractions of il.

College. a^ T

The location of the Ihstiuition is on a hilL|eoniiiiainlinjj ;i
> beautiful vlejpof the City and sun-oundingGolUitry. Thirty
iaeros of land surround ns. affording shady Walks and quiet
'retreats for study and medii ition, as wel) a- ample room foi,

healthy exercise, within the College enclosure. Board majjl

also be obtained ... pi'vato houses, by tlono who prefer it. and

at reasonable charges.

EXPENSES.

(Tuition in Kttrarj Otjurtmmt.

I College Classes, per annum - '?->
Preparatory Classes, per annum
Primary Classes, per annum -
jdfuol. Repairs, &c. (in School Room)
. Diploma at < hraduation -
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J Tuition on Fiano, per annum -
Tuition on Harp, per annum -
Tuition on < ruitar, per annum -

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Vocal Music to ili<' whole School free ,f eharse.

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rnamtntal Orpartmmt.

The Ornamental Department will he under the direction of,
!>:. Wurm, assisted by his aeoompUahed lady and Miss Maria
JBrown; ami in this Department, also, we offer advantage* -u-
perior to any Institution in the Country.

Drawing (Sketching, Monochromatic Painting) for the

our*- ?20 0<J

Painting in Water Colors 2o00f

tel Painting 30 00

: 0i! Painting 40 00'

[Ornamental Needle-Work 15 00

Wax Fruit ami Flowers 20 00

Ikirding at the College, everything furnished, 814 permont

By reference to this list of expenses, patrons will see that

(there arc no extra charges in the Regular Course. The whole

amount will be 950 for Tuition Latin and French included.,

For Fuel and Repairs in the School Booms 82, and for Board

314 per month.

If parents will furnish hooks, or supply their children with '
[money to purchaa them far cash, we promise them, that therej
'will be no other item of expense on their hills for the Regular
'Course.

Music and the Ornamental Branches are at the option of
iparents, these will he furnished at the rates published.

No young lady shall be allowed to open an account in the
jstores, without permission from her parent or guardian, nd
rteven then accounts must not be made without the advice of the 5k
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<TJ DRESS. jf

' Wc lo not think it expedient or economical to adopt ai
'uniform for the pupils; but we wfll m*t " plainness and
neatness of apparel. Jewelry and eostly drees will be po
tivdy forbidden. This shah 1 be enforced, not only by the au-
thority of the Faculty, hut by theexample audDrecept of tie
I:,. lies of the EstaUishmcnt.

As our term begin In October, we recommend that the
hildrcn sent to our care, he furnished with good supply of
Winter clothes, and two or three pair of thiek-soled shot
This will be all sufficient until the next Spring, when Summer
clothes can be sent them, or procured here, under the direo-
tion of the Teachers; and we most urgently request, that the
style in which dresses he made, shall he such as will CO
both arms and neck. As an Institution, we make no war on
fashion, hut for many good reasons we coald mention, wcshall
[forbid the prevailing custom.

GOVERNMENT.

The government of the College is entrusted to the Pre*
dent and his Associates in the Faculty of instruction. A
prompt and cheerful obedience to the laws will be expected,
and this shall be enforced hy appeals lo the reason and con-
science of the pupil. Appeals to the conscience, sustained byj
.clearly revealed principles of the Word of God, have alwayi
proved most successful in securing faithful obedience. While
wc shall avoid sectarian dogmatism, we -hall feel it our imper-
ative duty to teach them the Bible, and their relations to God
and man. A reference to the Course of Study, will show
that it has much of Biblical Literature in it, and we shall lb
violence to the design of the Board of Trustees, if we only
<j teach the proprieties of life, and the conventional rule- of soO
^ciety wc shall therefore he earnest in enforcing the religiooSj
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ADDRESS TO THE PATRONS. S

Daring the year, the College with all its fixtures both in
the Chapel and Boarding Hon-.-, bare been purchased by die
Georgia Conference. The Board of Trustees were in
sioii during the commencement, and with great unanimity
(ftcted the organisation of . the College. Prof. Mayson haal
laught in the College for the but six month*, and his moo
vaa bo distinguished, thai be wag unanimously elected to the
chair of Mathematics. We Kay nothing more for him than
that which the Examining Committee expressed "He is all
re wished." 1'rof. {{arris is a graduate of the Military iii-f
ititute of Virginia, where special attention to Natnral Science-
ami French is given, and his testimonials' in these branch'
(bow the highest qualifications. His success in Sparta, <
where be has had, the present year, tie- largest school which j
has been there for many years past, will be guarantee enough j
that his department will be inferior to none. The Truste
jhave ordered any addition to the Apparatus thai maybe need- '
ri. so that we ^iuill be able to give great facilities to our pn. i
pil>. not only in the lectures of an accomplished Professor,)
hut also in the successful demonstrations of the Laboratory.]
Tin success of Prof, Alters, for the last six years, is known tot

: of our patrons already. He comes fresh from the School '
Boom, a thorough scholar and an experienced teacher. Ofj
Mrs. Judge, little nee.] be said. For twelve years she has]

1 the l t efficient teacher in the College, and is now allf

that Miss Denton was sad more. Mrs. Chapman has taught;

.in the Southern Female College the past year, and is known

i community as the most successful manager of the Pri-j

nary Classes that has been here for years. With President,

Connor at the head, our Faculty will compare favorably [

with any in the South. We have received the most cheering i

(intelligence of the pleasure with which the new organization?

nf the College is hailed, and now look forward to a future Pv

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'^morc brilliant ami useful, than that which it enjoyed in its
< palmiest days. Wc return our sincere thanks to tie patroai
iof the College, an<l hope to prove ourselves worthy of in-
flfoaffed favor, and an extensive patronage.

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