Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-04-03

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The regular course @ eaucallon, anu cus'1u K
quenfiy those WHO auenq 70 aneM VIZ az
charged separately ne amount: =. srJ
cpaige VII pe q 3. i,r
probably much less than y usually pa.o ,;u1
instruction tsacn ~
ing the caaeny VIII De Iequireu ~ o.'e.
quarter tuition ana room rent AZ ausd 8. &c
after which, payment WIZ pe requlIesl 8 'l'
expiration OF every ssc0nu qsd r0u s,,o-a
foung gentiemen ues ''Isu = = -! 8
education can pc 6
ior admission lDto any Co'ege % = ~
IN the country either as sfesnn'ans u V,'s =
two years IN advance ana "a INC .lts'a
will be enabled to acquire goou m.' ~;
anu scien!inc eaucssion oun bsrs be in,
a'so: oI w &c y,roas.
s!luc'eu "a .ng Tine PC, obt,;n correct
g ard &c military
AIios ~ -, ia,,d e e he.
upeia,ions ca i, e..
,.sre /; e srsnss md Guardians who are
.pas nas slan;ng ,hs;r snns or wards AT
W: :. pas - ,ss,sd - rive nofice
sp,s ssi1riry - Cant Pstr;dpe tbrooph the
s 81 sths yost efy;ra arev;ous To the
first of sentember next. ana 70 state whether
tbev wish them 10 90 through with the full
conrse Of education and. If not. to specify
narticularlv those branches to whichthey de-
s;rs tbsm' - attend and Also to mention their
.a "a, $500, q
7Cant pat,;joe cannot refrain from ex-
rress;no, IS. 70 n that those students (parti-.
cularIy Of tns Younger class) who do not
concentrate finishing their education with
hin, should vet remain as long as circum-
81 sI mos viii hermit from conviction that
.Sar Would derive nronortonaIlv greater al.
vanta ,,e ) and he begs leave 10 assure the
American neonle, thai no exertions will be
~ h;e ,,,rt - re,dsr his seminary
yh;ch7 will he anuallv onen for the rscen.
~, ~ s.,.,en,s lr,r' :, &c the I'M.
~ cs o. iii rosnacs ,porthv &c tba;r
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Pd'ionds a
MILL Att LEY MD.
FOR the accommodation OIL gentiemen,
lpar'cu'afiy OF 1Dose noiulilg coInln'sslo',s
IN the. volunteer corps ana militia, VINO may
NOT Wisn 20 80 tnfougn WIN IeguIar cou,se
OF m''ila.y stuaies ana ins'rec!ions, ana aiso
Tor tue purpose OF uinuslng military science
more generally CaPI. Fatridge VIII de'lver
annually, al The neioreuentioned seminary,
three courses OF pubic lectures the hrst
course TO commence on the second MONDAY
IN May the second course on the second
Monday mJuly and the third course on The
nrst M'nday IN octooer Annually hesf
lectures VIII embrace the following branches
OF military science ana instruction, VIZ
Ist. Permanent ana Held toftiflcatlon, the
construction OF held works generally, and
also OF marine Datteries;
I'd. The attack and defence OF fortified
places; -, ).
90 Inc use OF af'n'ery WIN a genera eA,
posi,io, =, % Jug p II " suhheS
4.n' ~ ill'aly d1't IL
otn. GARRISON a'iu neiu se'sce VI t,ooPS,
emofacine parlicuarly tneII ponce, anu rules
'or 'urll.ns 9n''iioanuis anu ie,,e I , ;h
anu se"'..'s'S, anu a'so ~ 'a'N ~
We es,. eas'' anei u,Ia .,t.,L .na 40
o.l' = .. q. 49, .,,..r, 49,,
. ~ sxnos;s;an sc the nr;nc;nles If base lines
Sc &c "a p1s,;,v r 80
5tb P.,las for tho ;nsnact;on md rav;ow ~
$500 $3.50, - e''o''
uo oi e.,,,, ~ &c nc;ant fort;eo.,;,n
and Also of the ancient modes of attacking
and defending fortified olaces.
9th. summary of the ancient tactics. par
ticularly those of the Greeks and Romans.
10Th. description of some of the most
celebrated battles and sieges. both of ancient
and modern times. tor The purpose of prac.
tically Illustrating the principles explained
j., the le.tures In order 70 render the lee.
.urss ON forti6cation perfectIv ;ntalGpihle
nine iii he prepared on which the several