Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-04-03
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q the public that he will open Ma.s
Schoos IN Fayci.e, on M1ndav the IJSi.
lay of March next.
The school-house which is newly l,uilt. Is
:ommp,llpusly situated in The vicinity of
he town. The healihincss of the io-a,ioa
S so well known. that IL would seem almost
superogatory TO safe that in times OF cp;-
lemics, the refugee from si.Sness has al
ways found safe asylum in The small. In,
healthy town of Faye,te. The above G n
sidcration, II Is suggested, offers 10 parents
strong Involvement to educate their CHI
dren at place where they could encounlor
little risk from sickness.
Board can be procured ia families If re-
probability in town and neighhorhooi.
Terms of tui;i9n as follnwS-per quarter:
|. Reading, Writing, Os,hcgraphy,
Definitions, 81 so
;. Arithmetic. English Grammar.Ce-
ogra. by, Elocution, English Com
position, q co
3. The Greek and Latin languages. - nU
The quarter to commence from the time
of entrance.
Payments will be expected quarterly.
A subscription book Is opened at tho
L St OH!Cc, idvtttc.
In setting forth prospectus OF his school,
the subscriber, while he deprcca,cs any
attempt TO blazrn forth his pre,ensions la
he qualification of a teacher, deems ii Mt
mpraner to state thst he was educated az
the University Of Cambridge. (EngIandD
mi was engaged az 4 classical teacher iii
Hardwood Grammar Sch.sol, near BiTmins-
ham, for .wo wears previous e. his residence
IN the United S,ates.-Moreover, he lima
.gincs the pablo 70 be more OF less acgusin'-
ed with his character, inssInuch as he has
ia night school in Jefferson cnuniv upwards
Of egh'een months. HIS meil,Od of teach
ing will be as much as possible analytical;
he VIII endeavor To- inStii into The mind Of
the pupila crrreci knowledge osihe English
language. Its idionlS, anomalies. the deriva-
ton and formation of words. The proper
pronunciation and cmpha,ic reading of The
EnsliSl, tongue, is ofieu l,men;ab.v neg
lected I'm public schools. Hc Will hssiow
particular c,re upon E,ocnIior, and wiil in
sist upon frequent reciia ions duEin. the
luarier. The Greek and Latin classics
will meet with his utmost att. Rsien- The
light qua n iiy of wor,i<. Invariably the test
,fsound scha!arshiP;) the precise meaning
f radical words IN coTnpn>i,i.n, the literal
translation az the Greek and Latin .anguas-
IS, las f,r as their di:ieren, idinsns viii ai-
nit.) will re enforced. Greek and Latin
xercises will lie required; the censsruc-
ion Of IIex1mc.er and Penfamcssr verses
he metres OF Horace aud Greek ismlics,
WI! be examined.
Quarterly Examinations Will be Instituted
n the school, to take place he last Fss-
lay in every quarter, Al which the teacher
will request the presence os the parents
md friends of the pupils, and will exanaius
he pupils in these studies which .bsy have
pursued during the q.lar,cr: thus enalling
he parents to ascertain what progress their
-hildrcn have, from iisac 20 time, made.
REGULATIONS also will lie delivered by The
PUPILS, and the teacher Will read occasional
.ssays on the suhlec; Of ejacstion, with
siew of encouraging the student in the FUR
suit of knowledge.
The requisites O. teacher, !, - p-eSun,- /,
ed, arc--fi.ssly, TT intimate An,.wlodze q
Inc subjects he proposes To teach; and Sc
-ondly, the faculty OF i'sraysis.g shat know
edge to his pupils II Is necessary aisa~
hat ho should have aeqeired by exrsri-
ence the power Of d:scriGs mating fe:wscsS
the various dispositions 1T his fnris ;, 50 A.
o enable him to administer 10 each Us prss
Der treatment; and again Il Is requisite ihzi
ne should c.nnbine IN his person the smsE-
ners GENTLE with the purpose frm,s in orr
Ter to command the respect ans good viii e
his pupils; and b. psecePs and examples
should imbuc their mfnsis with hles
sense Of moral feeling, and an eager desire
- s,t,tnsu n<.xrs ox}oc
JOHN ROWLAND
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