NEW SERIES-VOL. 3-NO. I8

Alabama Female Hnstitwte.

Right Rev. N. H. COBBS, Visitor and Patron

 Key. ARISTIDES s. SMITH. Rectnr
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Right Rev. N. H. COBBS, Visitor and Patron.

 Key. ARlSTlDES s. SMITH, Rector. NNHE object of this Institution is to fit younp -A ladies for that station in life which Prov. ldence designed that they should occupy, by iormpg thelr charao ters on the basis of we'll informed mlnd, refined manners, and Christian morals. To accomplish this end, it will be the constant aim of the Rector to cultivate and im- prove both the mental and moral faculties of hls pupils, as well as to impart to them thorough instruction Tn all those branches of learning whlch serve to elevate and adorn the female character.

 Bringing 10 the task which he is about to un. der'akr, the results of many years experience as an Instructor of Youth, the Rector hopes that by unremitting exertion both on his own part and on that of his Assistants, he may be enabled not only 10 give satisfaction to his pat rons, but also To promote the welfare and hap plness of those who may be confded to his care.

 TERMS. Board, including washing, bedding, ,fuel,

 lights, &c per sesslon of five months, $75 lUITIoN-ln the Primary department, I5

 ' In the higher departments. 20 For instruction m the Languages, ancient rnd modern, Instrumental Music, and the va alous Ornamental branches, extra charges will be made

 The Boarding Pupils will he expected to at- tend the Episcopal Church, with ;be Rectors family, unless their Parents or guardians prefer some other place of worship.

 Thls Institution will go into operation on the 1st Monday in November next.

 Applications, for the present, may be made 10 the Rt Rev. N. H. CODES, D. D., Tus- caloosa.

 Oct. g. 1845. .46.tf