Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-10-16
TheRoop Maria, capt. O'Ma-
ra, now lying at Vowell's Wharf,
will fail for Norfolk on Wednel-
day the eff. inf. wind permit
ting.
COLLEGE OF NEW-IERSEY.

COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY.
IN this college, as in all other inAisu-
tons Of the fame kind, the young gentle
men have hitherto been permitted to fudy
generally in their private chambers, and
have been required TO a!lemble in the pre-
fence Of their teachers only at certain
hours appropriated 10 recitations, and O
ther pablo duries. In fuch an arrange
ment much was neceilarily left,o The coed
fsnfc, and the good difpotitions of boys,
al a period when their power OF reaion and
reflection are as yet very immature. The
Truaees, ~conGdsling the extreme youth
of a great part Of ,hote, who, for a few
years paa, have competed the two inferi-
or clafles have frudensly Telolved, at their
late ~fefion, TO change their fyaem, and TO
eqaire theie clales to fudy confantly
under the eye Of protector, with the aid
OF twotutoIs. To accomplish ms Object,
which they conider as one of the mott va
liable improvements in the d~ilcipllne, ard
mode of 9udy in the college, they have
appointed a profeiior Of the languages, Of
age and re~ipeetability, who with two tu-
tors alternately, ihali remain conaantly
with their pupils, during thofe hours ex-
clufvely appropriated to tudy, 10 fupel-
intend their diligence and aa;it their en-
quiries. Two fepaiate apartments, CAL
culated TO keep Up the ufeful idea Of dif-
t%inttion of grades, hall be fitted for their
reception in the college ediace, and con-
Rructed in the bea manner to favor their
application and Improvements. The au-
dents belonging to thele c%la1es, IN ccm-
mon With thofe Of the hyperion clahes, will
have their chambers in the college, and
be fabjea, as uluat, TO the general infpec-
ton and ~difeipline exercifed by all its Of
fcers. Parents will eaflly perceive how
much more favorable TO diligence, and to
morals this arrangement is likely TO prove
than that which ufually obtains in collie
ees; and it will be a new motive of con-
6dence in placing their children in this in
hitution.
That the college edihce may be COM
pletely prepared for the reception Of the
fudents during the winter lefion, it is re-
folved TO prelong the vacation two weeks
beyond the ufual period--The vacation,
| therefore, will end, and she winser FELTON,
commence, on Thurlday the 18TH of No
| yember.
As the PRECEDENT is to be abfent on the
fervice of the college during a great part
of the approaching @feafon, the Rev. Dr..
Green is appointed PRECEDENT pro tempore,
| and will act in his place in all cafes In
which the government of the initiation
| will render it necenary.
SAMUEL SMITH.
October I6.
|ITbx Morning chvoaics IS 6Oo,ed ayit5
the fAo7ving Me;aI-doeumenf, 6ya rg
eeaed commercial friend.
| BY an, ad for enabling his majefy TO
Ipermit the Improvisation and expectation
of certain goods and commodities into
| and from the port of Road Harbor, in the
|iland of Torto'a, one of the Virginia IT,
lands, paIed 10th June, 1902.
His enaaed BY The kings msf exeeAent
ma;efy, BY and with The adviee ana con-
lent of the lard, lpiritaal udfempsrnl, and
commons IN parliament NembAed: That
from and after the paDFng @/aa aa, to
the expiration thereof, it hall and may
be lawful for his msjehy, by and
with the advice Of his privy council, tic