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can fnd no just grounds OF complaint.


We are pleased to see from the subjo;n
ed notice, how high an estimation is placed
upon the talents and ability of the worthy


principal of our Female Institute. by some
of our able cotemporaries at distance
At home, all appear to approve of the a.
Die manner in which the Institute is con-
Quoted. not only by the talented and wor-
thy principal, but by all associated with
him.


Our town has been unusually healthy
for couple of years, and We bave no doubt
will continue healthy for The future, as
most of the local causes that have hereto
fore produced sickness, have Low been re.
moved or destroyed, and we hope, as we
have literary institutions equal to any IN
the Stale, that parents from the surrounding
counties will avail themselves of the ad
vantages held out oy US. and send both their
sons and daughter to Holly Springs, 10 re-
ceive that education, which it is the solemn
duty of every parent, who can possibly
raise the means, 10 give to his children.


We have several Institutions of learning
ia our town, and We are pleased to learn
that most, or all ofthem, are now in houl
lshlng condition, which speaks in louder
language for the good sense and intelligence
of this community than almost anything g
else; for when we see parents scarcely
able TO make support spending their lit
tie means literally in the cause ofeduca,ion,
we have every reason 10 believe that the
ca use of virtue, morals, religion and Tenn
perance. is also progressing.


Holly SPRINGS FEMALE COLLEGE,
We are graufed 10 learn from the Gaze:te
that this institution continues 10 flourish and
prosper. Tie principal, Rev JAMES WEA>
we esteem gentleman Of much
m Dral worth, and Pre- emInently qualified
from manners. industry aud pious devotion,
for the satisfactory discharge of the duties
Of his vocation. The renewed feeling
which seems to have been Infused into the
minds of our citizens, speaks we'll for their
intelligence. 1t also augurs favorabIy for
the welfare and prosperity of our State.-
We would again remark, that parents and
guardians cannot be too often impressed
with The importance of selecting schools
and colleges near homo for the instruction
of their daughters and wards. The bene-
iciaI results Of such system. are too pail
pable TO every practical mind. 10 require IL
lustratlon. Let every educational eslab
llshment, in every section of The State, be
properly and efficiently sustained, and the
people OF Mississippi will soon experience
the great benefits of HOME EDUCATION and
he incaculable advantages resulting from
IA general diffusion OF our WEALTH, when
expended among our own deserving popu.
latlon, OF every description, trade and pro.
iession.-SOuthern Reformer.


Mr. GPFrp