Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1839-09-07
JEFFERSON COLLEGE,
WASHINGTON, MISSISSIPPI

9STH APRfL, 1888.
GKNHE additional building for this Institution being now
complete, the College is ready for the reception Of
students.
The ReT'd. A. STEPHENS, Prcsident-PEofossor Of
Moral and intellectual Philosophy, Bellies Lettres, &c.
Tho Rev. A. Stephens, Professor Of Ancient Lam
guages.
Doctor Leonard D. Gale, Professor Of Natural and
Experimental PHILOSOPHY, Chemistry and Mineralogy.
Jacob Ammen, Professor Of Mathematics and Civil
Engineering, and Superintendent Of the Military De-
parlment.
-, Professor Of Topography, Drawing.
Painting and Lithography.
]. AT. MidderhOfF Professor Of Modern Languages
and assistant Prof. Ancient Languages.
Mr. William Whielden, Assistant Tutor in the Pre-
paTatoTy department
Mr. John w. Langstaff has been elected Steward Of
the College; He andhs wife are experienced boarding
house keepers, and have been highly recommended fol
the ample and neat style Of their table, and for attention
70 their bOardeEs in health and sickness
Parents and guardians Of youth who may be sent tC
this institution may feel confident that their children and
wards whilst under the instruction Of the present Fac
uty, must rapidly advance in moral and Intellectual ct
tanmentsi and that BY the Steward Of their rea wants
OF comforts will be overlooked or neglected.
TERMS OF TUITION, sc.
For students in the College proper per session, Of v.
For students in the Preparatory department, per ses
sion, is OC
There win be no extra charges except the ma,riouIs
ton and graduation fees:
BOARDING., &c.
For boarding per month, Is o.
For Washing per month";, OF
bed and bedding when furnished BY the Steward
permOnth, OF
For candles, per month during the first session. s.
For do. during the second, OF winter session., u
For fuel during the first session dollar and cor tn,
A dolIara ma i've dnaru a.
Tuition and board will be required in advance fol
each session.
4 comnissary vii Divide and keep constantly on
hand class books prescribed by the President and Fac
ulty and other articles Of stationery AeO articles Of
clothing, with all Of which students may be supplied
lower prices than they be obtained for elsewhere.
The military organization having heretofore been
found to be highly attractive and very efficient in main
tanning wholesome discipline has been adopted. The
military science OF art Of war, however, s not taught n
this Institution The military drill IS FesOrted to, TO m
up in part the intervals usually devoted to recreation
and enforce manly and healthful exercise.
From considerations Of economy, as well as 70 prevent
invdous distinctions, and to produce feelings Of equa
y among the Students uniform dress IS required.
The classical and scientific instructions in this Ins
tuition, will be extensive and horoughas in any other
College in the United States. The French, Spanish
and German languages, will be taught, and also Civil
Engineering, with practical operations inhc field with
the use OF Instruments.
Instruction will also be given in Topography and
Drawing.
An extensive chemical and philosophical apparatus
and neurological cabinet are provided and well Sc.
leCted Library s open to the use Of students without
charge.
For further particulars, reference mag Be had 70 tbe
By-Laws and Regulations Of the College.
LEVIN WALES,
Secretary Board Of Trustees.
Washington April 2Sth, 1885, COWS