Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-11-16

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/, il with great pleasure that the
Trustee. inform the public, that the
losses, which the institution suffered IN
~ apparatus for Expcrimentai Phlioso.
nv have beea. I'm great measure, re-
raiired: and that they have been enabled
- replace the library, which was de- !
stroyed ii the connagration, BY most
sy,in.Lls collection q near four thou' |
san,i yoiamess and, 81 ! small increase
III die fees of tuition, means have been
adopted fof annually shaking considera-
81 additions 70 the library, a. well y
Tor pros;ding, in time. additionai bull:
dinrs for the accommodation OF the in-
creasins number Of Students.
Notwithstanding these internal re-
sources, which the Trustees have been
enabled 70 establish, inasnuch - the
institution has been founded, md M
therso entirely supported By individu-
ii nIni6eence, they solicit Tor the aug
1nenta,ion Of the number Of their books,
he continued aid Of the Friends OF Sci.
Suce. 80. This they can do wi,h the Wea.
DER confidence, ~ they themselyes de.
i've no emolament from their. ONCE,
but actually incur considerable expeuse,
: and make 30 small sacrifices oftime and
Of ease, solely from their zeal TO pro.
I mote The interests Of Learning and Re-
ligiou. In particular, they viii aeknow-
lsdye, with due sentiments, their obli-
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fish the College with Copy Of their
Works and 70 every Inventor or inn
proven of q Useful Machine, who may
bestow on Il = Model and Explanation
OF has Improvement or Invention. A
handsome receptacle is provided in the
hall Of the Library Tor all such models,
designed to display them to the best ad-
yantage.....All Specimens Of Elegant
Execution in the Fine Arts, will be
thankfully received. .>s. ~1:
= The Trustees beg leave TO inform the
. Public, that the necessary expenses of
Education in the College, excluding
those Of Clothing and Chamber Furni-
ture, and including those Of Tuition,
Chamber Rent, Board, Books, Wood,
Lights, the Use Of the Library, Ser
wants Wages and Washwomen's bills,
do not amount TO more than one hum
dred and eighty dollars a-year.. And
beyond this sum, except for .eloathing
and travelling expenses, Parents are
earnestly requested TO be very frugal in
the allowance Of money granted 10 their
cons, and to refuse the payment Of Ill
debts contracted on credit The Co
yernors and Instructors ~ the College
have found, from long experience, that
aothing is more pernicionsto the morals
and the studious habits az the youth
eommitted to their care, han an unre.
strictcd credit, or excessive remittan-
ses Or money. And evcrt Parent may
be absolutely assured that, il his son Is,
soIieitous 70 procure from him much
la9ger sums, under tia idea that the
stiie Of living 81 the College requires
them, Or under Anv, pRITrHGE what.
ever, he has formed acme imPrudent
eonnseuons. ~ szsesss e. ~. -
Lastly, the Collage u New-Jersey
hasiag been originally founded with q
vievtp promote the Interests Of Reli-
Siea, q well IS Of learning. BY training
No men az piety and talenfs for the Mi.
nisry ofihes Gospel, the Trustees have
eyer been attentive 90 this great object:
and they are now enabled, by the bles-
tinss of Divins Providence, to offer
more ample eneouragrments than usual
fosyoung mea destined for that sacred
proiession,....A certain number viii find
ihe greater part Of their necessary ex-
perses, during the whole course their
education, betrayed out Of funds, for
that purpose. placed BY bensyolent per-
sois in the, hands Of the Corporation.
ApdALL who are actually engaged In the
study of Theology, and in the course Of
immediate preparation forrhe Ministry,
at whatever institution they nay have
received the preliminary parts of their