BARTON INSTITUTE. FEE MALE D E P R T M E NIT. VIM. HILL, AM Miss Nj. V. ROBINSON,
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Miss M. sELprs' As''s. VNHIS INSTITUTION is now in successful ope \ ration, and the frequent applications made from abroad, well as at home, induce a submission of the following outline:-

 It's Course of Study is liberal and extensive but not vouminous; the object is not to peruse multipli city of texts in the short time usually allotted to fe male education, but to present the pupil with such authors as most thoroughly and comprehensyely in- cu!cate practical and finished education. It will embrace Ancient and Modern nguages, Philosophy, Mathematics, and each branch of prior education; also Music, Drawing and Painting

 The System of Teaching, avoiding all novel abridg ments in method proesses to impart, in accordance with the philosophy of the mind, thorough educa- ton. Great care will be taken to ayoid any thing like and to adapt the studies to the capacity and destination of he pupil Each recitation will be at tended with analysis and demonstration, and m no case shall a pupil be alowed to leave a text before evncing a thorough Knowledge of its subject; to ap prehend which, the last school day in each week Is spent in d review and examination of the studies of the preceding days of the week.

 The Gouer1.ment is kind and humane, yet rigdly enforced. Punishments inflicted inno where ambition can be superinduced to elicit which, char acter-sheet will be distributed weekly among the pa trons noticing conduct, recitation and study; and character-book kept for the inspection of patrons and visitors.

 That component system of education may be main

  has been organised accommodating small pupils at lower rate than is charged in those divisions where the prices and the studies are higher.

 The Terms are i, ,, 6 and ' dollars per month, in the regular studies.

 In the ertra branches :-nstructions (dail,) on the Harp, Guitar or Piano Forte, each with lessons in Vocal Music, per month. ................SlO SlO 00 Instructions (daily) on the Piano Forte,with

 lessons in the French Language. 10 % French, daily lessons. per quarter. 600. .25 0O Drawing and Painting, par month OO REFERENCE be made to the following pa- irons s;-Judge Goldthwate, Judge Everitt, Judge Porter, Hon. Theophilus L. Toulmin, 1. H. Erwin, B. B. FQntaine, James G. Lyon, Richard Redwood, A. c. Hollinger, A. Sprague, w. Dorrance, John Marshall Gorham Davenport, J. B. Herpn, Esq's. ocl20 61f

 SELECT SCHOOL.-A select School will be S opened in this city on THURSDAY, the 2lst of Oct, under the care of the Rev. s. WRIGHT and LADY, in the building on Government st., formerly occupied by Mir. KembIe.

 The number of pupils will be limited forty, and under circumstances will there be departure from this rule. No efforts will be wanting make the institution an elevated school of intellectual dis cipline, sound learning and moral cuure and al the same time furnish the best facilities for mental and polite education. Lessons will be given the guitar, piano and harp by Mrs. Wright, and in the other branches of the ornamental department by 'dy who has heen for several years highly ap proved teacher in the celebrated Troy Female Sem mary.

 Vocal music will be taught to the school according to the system of Mr. Lowell Mason, of Boston, with out additional charge.

 sessions, and thus afford opportunity to the pupils to be absent from the city during the scky summer months, without interruption to their of study. No scholar will be received who cannot read well, and hose somewhat advanced will be greatly pre- lcrred. Rates of tuition made known at the com meneement of the School,

 REFERENCES.

 Rev. w. T. Hamilton,

 Messrs. Harrison & Blair,

 Rev. $. s. l.ewls, MOBILE,

 Hon. T. P. Harris,

 Messrs. T. E ]. Sanford,

 Wm. Sayre, Esq.

 Rev. T. $. Witherspoon, GREENSBORO.

 Rev. Robert Nall, MARION.

 The Journal will please copy. aug ~ ESEMALE DEPARTMENT--BART AGA A' DEMY-This Institution will reopen on Mon day, 27th Sept, under the mana agemen oi the frn- cipal and several assistants. Its studies will em- brace every branch of Female Education; and the ladies' selected aid in the several departments are those whose experlence will enable them to teach with facility aud success. sep20 4Stf w. HILL, Principal. NEW THEATRE.--The public are respectfully lV informed that a limited number of Season Tick cts are for sale-and also few private Boxes to be rented for the season. Application to be made to the undersigned at the Box Office.

 oct 20 61tf JAMES FORSTER, Treasurer Al DMINISTRATOR'S NOTiCE.-Letters of "A Administration the estate of Geo. w. Greg son, deceased, late of Mobile county, having been granted @ the undersigned by the honorable County Court of Mobile county, the 23d inst All persons having claims against said estate will please present them within the time prescribed by law, and all those indebted said estate, are requested to make m- mediate payment. VIM. MAGEE,

 oct25 63tc Adm'r. nUPONr's GUN POWDER-In kegs, hall