Southern telegraph., 1838-03-13
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OF THE
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Tnysttc Male Academy.
GENIE subscriber rcspcc,f;,llv inf,r..s
''fhc public that he will open Maize
ScIsoOS in Fayeite, on Monday the 10Th
'layaf March next.
The schonl-llouSe which is ncwlv bnlt, is
comtnNiinuslv situated IN the vicinity of
the town. The hcalthness If the location
IS SO we'll known. thai il world seem ;,lsn.t
snpero.,t"ry TO safe that in times of cpi-
denies, tho ref;rrce from sickness. has ~
WAYS kr'nd 4 safe asylum IN The sm,ll kn'
he',l'hv town of Favcttc l'hc :,b.vc cnn-
s'dcrat'on, il is suggested, offers 10 parrntS
ssf''ftg in'l',ce,neat To educate their chill
trcn ~ pnce where they cOllti encounter
little risk from sickness.
Bs,p' can be procured in families of res
portability in tnwn and nciyhtnrhMl.
Terms ottni'i'.n as f,Ilows-pcr quarter:
|. lt':adiny, Writing, Or.hography,
Definitions, 81 SO
3. Arithmetic, English Grammar, Ge-
ozrai'hy, E.ocution, English Com.
| position, 9 90
,. The Greek and Latin Languages, - 90.
The quarter to commence from the time
of entrlnce.
Payments will he expected quarterly.
A Subscription book is opened at tho
Post Office, Fayetfe.
In setting forth Il prospectus Of his school,
the subscriber, while he dcprcra,,.s any
attempt to blaz'n forth hts professions 10
the qualification Of teacher, deems it not
improper I" state th.t he WIS educated, al
the University Of Cambridge, (Eng.an,l,)
and was eng ,ged rs IL classical teacher in
'Iazelwnod Grammar Scli.si, near Birmins-
ham, far twp wears previous to his residence
in the United Statc<.-Morcovcr, he ina
S'ncs the piblic 10 be moro or less acl,ain,-
ed with his character, inasmucn as he has
Taught school in Jefferson county upwards
of cighccn months. - HIS mctl,,ni of tc.r.I,-
ing .will .lle as mich as possible ,l;.ly,ica!:
he MiAen.lcayarY To ;ns.H into the mind al
| the pppi, c,creeflk knowledge oftIrc Tn tli>i,
lanawale,.its iJions, in,milics, the dcrv;,-
ton and formation of words. The proper
pronrncittiai and emphatic rc.liu. Of the
English. ton s,,e, is "ticm l.mcn. 4,v ns..-
lcrtcd IN public: sclir,l>. IL. will hc<i.w
par'ic liar c ire upon Eocn,iun, ,n'' will in
st upon frequent rccitaiio,,S durn: ;hc
quarter. The Greek and Leiin cl,S-ic>
will meet with his utmost aitcui.n. Ti,e
ri..ht quantity of work.. GinvariabIy ;hc ;c>t
"f sound chplarShip;) The precise mralii;,o
ut radical words IN cr,n.r,Siii,m; the itssr. !
translation ii The Greek and I.atin in.esia.s
cs. Gas ':,r rs their liircfcn, i,iirns vii! Id
nit will be cnlor,,c,l Greek a,.l !. ii,
exercises, will he re1,,ircsl; the conSirnc-
ton at ilcSaNe:cr and Ps,nt i'nstcr Verses,
= 4 ~
wi! he tx ,mncd.
o'nr'crlv Examinations viii lac ia~'il,itc,
III 'n. s't,s,l, 10 tikc place on the last Fri
dry in ever. q'tarer, ut w!,rl, the teaches
Will request the presence of the parents
and iricnd> of the pupils, and will cSaninc
the pupils in those studies which they have
pursued ,lurin:. the. 1Ertcr: ihu< cna!.!in .
tho parents TO ascertain what progress ihri.
children hive, from time to time. m,dc
isecit.ti,nS also will I've delivered !y The
J pupils, AMI the Teacher will read occa.i II,
) essays Oh the s,,hiertof education. with u
; view 1T encouraging. the student in the rur-
suit III knowledge.
The requisites nf y teacher, ii is prc=um
cd, arc--iirs.Iv, IN Intimate kn"wlc,'gc o.
the Su ircis hc proposes to teach; aud Sc
co'aiv, TIC Iac'ttfy III importing thit know
le,,:sc f,-'ltis pupils. II is necessary ais.
that he should have acquired by expert.
ence the power OF diScrim mating between
the .varth,s dispositions of his pnri's. 81.
; 10 ona',lcshim t0sa'iihfnistcr TO cacI lis pro
i,cr trc:~'ne1r and ,s:,in it is requisite TIN,
hc,shouf'cc --nbinc IN his person the sm9n
ncrs gcn'lc,' with the purpose firm in or
der toc'n1li;inl tho respect and good will q.
his p'rpIs; and by preccpt anil example
should nnl,uc their minds with hig!
sense of moral feeling, and an eager dcsir,
to OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
JOHN ROWLAND.
Faye,,e, February u, 1888. 6-l4
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