Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-09-05
EATON ROUSE, LOUISIANA, 81
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PROSPECTUS q s.asaoel or "a !
cammanaing al e@lesnsise view i de Missfsse,pi
the Town Of Baton Rouge ,~4antfissx delightful en,
/ yirons, is probably not surpassed ia heauty ant
fhsaIt',fulness q ea'.ation, BY any Literary estab.
tlislineat ID the country. Comprehe4ping tl,eaa.
~xaalagss Of . city residence, and The %eopafost and re-
tireMeE ofa uraIdweilinsyit.i rs artithlatly asiap.
ted 70 yo,ng gentlemen in the pursuflof an gdIlra-
tisuk While it is removed from the coide;sHiGs S,
bation, and psri!s Of large CITES, 1t skfords
Sfi opNnr,nnities fer exerci Sc d p air, for
srNay and ss'spese. These asiva literary in
stitationsssAn all countries, have seIaionsly Sought;
hut noise has been more surcsssfufFr the pursuit oil
thsmet!a,rtic College ofaRatnh Rouge. In res
pect taIceation II his obtained nearly all that Il
desirable.
Ia tsaessnglisl, dc partinens due attention Tai.f4b,e
paid to ertiography, Pensnauship, hrithneiick,
Biography, Grammar, History. IShaV tieiek, Eio-
sii,io.l, Algebra, Geometrr, Mathematics, Iieok-
Keeping, Botaay, Aiinsralosy, Chemistry, Astron-
only, Natural, InteHesttai. All Moral Philosophy,
poiiticalEconosnv, the Constitutions of Louisiana,
and Of he United States, aud CRITICISM IN refer
ence to Letters and the Fine AftsNAnaih tbe-de-
the Spanish, French. Latin. AMI, Greek languages
TIE College gear isaisidej into twe Sessions,
compr'ehendiag forts-four weeks. Tie ffst ses-
sion begins on the sItti, Of January, and ends on
the lastsFrihay or JtAy he second CON mesees
on the FIRST Monday Of seplernler, and term nstes
ou the third Monday in December. The periods
intervspins are the regular vacations. Al the
lclosespf the second session a COMMENCEMENT will
be held, and degrees conferred, securing 10 grad
suat les 6 ai!.the privileges usually conferred BIZ any
University in the United S latcs., &,
No student will be aafaitted ilfo College FOR a
iesssperiod than sise Session; and sill charges for
haff asSessian fss ST be paidin advance. No de-
QUESTION win be made for loss Of timcss except in
cases of extreme sickness. Each student IS re-
to furnish ofra bed and sufficient bedding,
one kpifexnd fork, one clothes brush, one pait,
combs, ORG tooth brush, ard fwu napkins, and
2 arSts il e sfyie7f n]eataess suitable y i collie
1hessharge for Boagd aud Tuition IS sgeUfar a
ColIegssyea .pHid at the same rate for shorter spe-
sFor mending and washing $50 VIII be rel
quired forthe ssineEperiod. All extrasexpense.
IAcllrfed BY sickness ofsotI,erwise, must be horne
By the parents Of students ;;icurring il.
Students wilrbe furnished with all necessary
books and statioaary, At the New Orleans retail
prices ~ & So
] All The, members Of College viii be free,g and
perfect liberty 10 follow any cseed ID. respect to.
Lectures OF, Moral Science will
,ro!,ably be given in the Goi'egeGisaptei, on Sun
lay evenings, which ~ssuaents, Will, the permission
f their parents, wifi BIZ required to attend.
A department for training y0ungsiadies IN all
he useluEand rnanentaf branches 6ESEenIale Ed
cation, kept exclusively in The residence OF Mrs.
and uhder her snperin,eudeuce, wiHxbeJS
viii, the College. The President and
xpaf his d sughters will assist 10 tie instruction i
fstiais department.. The charge, FOR beard and
lition, IL aa.g or in AZ tIe branches of a thorough
ard English esiucatioD will be at the rate
{ $3.50, aGoiiegiate year, and SIS will be added
+ me htling an. wa slsiag. The extra branches of
Insiek. Drawing, Fancy Work, Calisthen nj ks,
g will be subject to the customary charges in
alton Roage. j
The pabiicsk are assured that arrange ments s
re bsea,sor shortly viii be made, If suitable en- {
arrangements areaffordcd, that will render the /
Siege of Bato, Rouge equal IN comfort, and la /
iitic&s. ofsacqairenent To any institution in the. i
nnlnaas. and the hope is eonfieuiiy cherished tlat !
Spuallgwil not suffer ITSELF TO be surpassed hy &
Norti 10 snstaipins eifat IS essential 10 the pros :
rity and glory Of her children. :
The College OF Baton Rouge was estahis shed :
the PROMOTION OF die dearest interests of our :
country, and the patrenaxeaaf the pub.ica !!
low invoked for the econaplisl.men Of tie ci,- I
I. Great responsibilities have been incurred u
The ,.rese,r: ari1snsesaeIts. and is the Tra5ssees y
not sustained bythe IibeFalce-operation Of the u
biick the result ,musth be disastrous. fe
By order ofthe Doari of Trustees. III
LOUIS EANRCT sa
Hres't Of the Board. T
Rev.'WM. b. LACEY he
.Ao.yS - ess% l,..e 81 If tLa Coffere 4