The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-03-08
PRIVATE EPISCOPAL INSTITUTE,
TROY, N. Y.

Rev. w. F. WALKER, A. NJ, Principal and Proprietor.
TINE Buildings FOR this Institution erected for
| Il The purpose 10 which they devoted they are
bew, spacious and slightly and are fitted up eonye-
nlence OF plan, and neaness OF Style which are pt
exceeded They comprise accommodations Tor 'oriy oh
puplls-roomins in pairshye instructors les'dss me
! Pnncipal,-ih iamy,--a General School Koom,-- he-
citation koons,-a Reading Roon,-s Laboratory land
! n Chapel
location is unsurpassed for hsnhiness and
~. Il is upon emnence in the suburbs OF the city,
! securing. 10y It's retirement and elevation free aud
healy atmosphere, and commanding extensive and de-
| Grounds are connected with the Establishment which
ample aud beautiful aording full scope recreation
! ard amusement :.
unnecessary for the pupils TO have any communication
| with the city
| The Institution is carried by the Principal, and
FIVE Assistants Of character and experience IN The pro-
| lesson
It's design is 10 mpar thorough and practical eduHa,
on upon decidedly Christian prnclpes-to unle souho
| learning with pure religion
It is conducted upon the plan Of well regulated Chris
tan family for the time, the adopted home q as nan-
beers. The government is, therefore, strictly parental.
la agreement with The natural constitution 81 NC pup
the school arranged in three departments, the aorai.
| the intellectual, and the Physical
The Moral Department, hich Involves the government
4 is supplied Wv the Principal Il embraces course OF
moral and religious studies. adapted 20 each pupil 70
the Holy Scrpiurgs constant reference i uar' = W"
foundaion OH which alone may e huili solid and IN
during and AS the on'y safe and proper ass q
a Christian educ ,uon The views oil scrip urf iru, ana
of Sentcd, sTtci VI
the doctrines, discipline. and worship oi the i'"e~tant
Episcopal Church II is the constant sndeasor ~ inns
department 10 win over 10 The Savionr ana 70 ms
the Cnurchhe first and strongest affections OF the so
full heart.
The lntcertna Department embraces all the ord'nary
English branches necessary 10 business ana coilieai
pursuits additional facilities for instruction In ne hphef
departments OF learning With reference Ia Cel-ee re-
uuirenenis Teaching. the Professions, ana 1Ni Eh-
sineerine; also in Draw Ing, and NE Modern LAheuae
il conducted by the Principal and Asssian $ and
such masters as Il is necessary from time 10 ,nf 70 EN-,
poy ns ruc'ion in this department " sPeclS ,ffc'ea
10 the understanding. IL Is the endeayor mere - improve
nnd strengthen the thinking powers. The pupils, there
fore are taught the rationale Of whatever comes ,ie
them nofe attention Is paid to princip"s than '.''s
Particular regard had the intended iufnr" des,,ha
lion 81 the publ and hi, education is detcd accounting
~ lie may lie Ted for the Counting Room, lor Lnsl
neering College, for Teaching or Tor Inc suy OF me
Professions. ,
The Physical Department is intended for exercise ara
health II is superintendent always ty master, VINO mas
the supe and direction Of the pupils IN al houIs
not taken up by the OF IN" SCI ~ an
in agreeable and useful exercises ponotise oil neah ana
happiness. ,.L..
Dilaen attention the performance OF duties and pro-
prieiy Of department, eApec,ed oi all VINO vecoe
members OF the Institution. ,'.
raj classes is kept by each teacher "hcn is weekly SUI?
mlted by tho Principal, each pupil; add al ~. cxpi-
ration Of four weeks, 10 The pareis or guardians Vi ee'
in the form Of Report.
The admission Of pupils is restricted TO particular
age. .. M, !,
as 10 meet the appreciation OF parents, and 10 render the
pupils in every respect comfortable. II is an nvara lie
rule for the pupils fare in all PARTICULARS, as do The IN,
sruc'ors. and the Principal and family. Inc meas Vi ~"
| are taken ut one table.
Directress is employed take charge OF The ward
robes, who dcvoes herself exclusively 10 thai du'y
Pupils have but little reasonable use Tor pocket mo-
ney. They are supplied y the Principal wild all nect s.
saries, and han these only 10 create and rou
IRISH artificial tastes and wants which have an unavoTale
hearing on future character They wl therefore, he al
lowed money, but Mt the pleasure Of The Pnno'ra-
This rule is imperative, and enforced, expense 10
the parent and character 10 the pupil he blrs"r 'hes
charge Of all moneys intended to- The use 81 me Pups'
and distributes only order from the Plinripai
The terms $3.50 per annun, payable hat yearly IN
advance, the year commencing OF, The hrst TUESDAY IN
MAY. Requisites, such as fuel, lights, Washing t.1S
bedding books, stationery, &c, are iurnished, anu WIN
1 out extra charge.
in the spring, and Of four weeks IN the hd-eSc'u
sye Of an in ermssion in The week from Christmas 10
New Year, and in Passion Wees. .
/ Every pupil should have each article OF his ciohlhg
distinctly MAJ ked h the initials OF his name anl los
sess complete inventory Of The whole. lie should aso
have, AS his own property, "Bibe, ana doom u
| Common Prayer" -
or Of obtaining further information relative 10 ~ may
address the Principal, either personally, or through 'he
Post Office, or J. W. Mitchell, Esq, % l2 Cedar street,
| New York.
OFFICERS.
REV. w. +. WALKER, A. NJ, Principal and Fro
RoHPE F,RT'TTF MNEtIL, A. D., T. G. D., Classical De-
/ partmeni and Modern Languages
ERASTUs ROWLEl, A. NJ, Oratory Rhetoric, and
| English Literature. -.
FLETCHER J. HAwLEY. G. p, tR. ~ Natural Sci
| enccs Draw ing and t'iyii Engineering, and Enrsor
IRA X. BATCHELDER, Mathematics and English
pIGHToN q. MosHER, Penmonship.
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