The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-07-30
NEW ENGLAND SEMINARY,

NIE Undersigned beg leave respectfully 10 inform The
l. people OF New England, and the public generally thai
this Institution, located nj Windsor, w. now IN success
iul operation. Tile village OF Windsor is beautifully sit
ated the western bank Of the Connecticut river, about
three miles from the celebrated Ascutney mountain.
has daily communication by stage with Boston, Ms Hart
lord, c., Troy N. w. and Burlington Vt and in respect
to hoahness the morality offs citizens and the encha
ling scenery and around it, is second village in the
Northern States.
The academic year is divided into two sessions OF
twenty-five weeks each and each session into two terms
of eleven weeks each. The Spring Session will close on
the Friday following the first Thursday in August and the
raj Session commence in four weeks from The Monday
ensuing.
The New ENGLAND SEMINARY is intended to be one OF
the highest order, where the youth of country may
spend from to five or six years. in the profitable pur-
suit OfeducatiOn being allowed progress as rapidly
Their talents aud attachments will permit and to attend 10
those studies TO which their genius is best fitted which
their future calings may require.
The Undersigned desire il to be distinctly nnerst oOd
that theirs not preparatory schools they do not tit for
other institutions Students are received any advanced
standing and carried through course ofsod science and
literature equally extensive with that Of the highest insti
tutions Of the land.
The following branches Of science and education,
prise the course of studies, viz
Adams Arithmetic, Days Algebra, Legendrc's &C.
omctry, Davies Application of Algebra to Geometry,
Ionic Sections Construction and of Iogarithms,
Plane and Spherical TrigOnOmctry, Davies MensurtOn
o Heights aud Distances, ALSO of Superfces and Solids,
Dav les Naurhl and Properties Of Curve Lines FluNions,
Omseal and Endeld's Natural Philosophy, Cambridge
-.
Bowditcl's Geodcsic Operntions Nnyioa,ion Davies
Lights and Shadows Murray's large English Grammar
Civil Engineering embracing the CONSTRUCTION of common
roads railroads canals locks auueducts bridges tun
nels vnducts and TOposraphcal and Military Drawing;
Archiecture Newman's Rhetoric Whately's Ioric All.
ercrombie's intellectual Philosophy Wayands Moral Sci
ence Waylands Political Economy ConstOck and Bake
wells Composition Defamation, Geology, Comsocks
Chemistry Vatte'S Anatomy History, Law of Nations
and the Greek Latin and French Languages In the An
ccn Languages the text books will be those generally
used in COLLEGES and universities.
Courses lectures ARE gVen annually on the following
subjects, to- wIt;-Conslltutiom of the United states
Nhral rhosoph!, geology, Miiliary science, and ClN
Lhenetrlhs'
strc attention Is paid to the moral department of the
pupil ana no pans spared to instl into his mind correct
ana Vrluons principles ana motives OF action Students
are required to attend religious worship on the Sabbath
ANA daily prayers during me week at the chapel ROOM
rarzNhs e'her IN heIs'oh or folilics, is studiousy
avoided
lc subscribers are happy 10 announce that they have
secured 'he services III the Department of Ancient Lam
snases OF EDwARn EVERETT, late member OF the Yer
mont University, IN whose abillcs to do Justice to the
pupil ANA credit to himself the public may repose entire
confidence.
The services of Professor E. PERKINS, have likewise
been secured in the Department of Martial Music,
As soon arrangements can he carried into affect,
which now making, the Seminary will be furnished
with extensive Chemical, Philosophical, and Astro.