The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-12-03

sary Chemical, Astronomical and Phisouh-
cal apparatus desirable for the complete
pactical ILLUSTRATION of the natural sciences.
The Trustees believe, that with the aid al
ready pledged, and that which a generous
and enlightened, community are prepared to
give, they viii be able 10 make the CENTEN-
TARY COLLEGEone Of the first institutions of
Learning in the Southwest.
The Institution is divided into two De-
partments. The Collegiate Department aud
Preparatory Department..
There will be two sessions in each of
five months each. Beginning hereafter on
The fret Mondays of October and March,
the last closing on the last thursday in July:
CHARGEs-CoLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT.
Tuition per session, in advance, $25 90
Entrance fee, 5 90
BOARDING &c.
Boarding per month, including food, fuel,
lights and attendance, IL 90
Washing per month, 5 90
Bedding must be furnished by each Dor
der, and may be had on the premises; if
found by the Steward an additional charge
will he made per month of ST. so.
Washing fixtures for room always found
by the student. When a student finds his
own lights deduction will be made. Bed
steads, chairs tables, washstands &c, furn-
ished by the institution.
The Board to be paid each Session in ad-
vance o a Patron. In case of necessary
removal the money to be refunded for time
not occupied.
Students are only expected to paw from
the time of entering. AS there is choice of
rooms, students had better come as soon as
practicable. Selections are now making.
The Steward will procure, at moderate rates,
whatever parents or guardines may order
for the lodng of the bOarders, at the place.
These are the only necessary expenses
The only incidental expenses will be for
books, clothes and pocket money, 1t may
be deemed advisable TO adopt a uniform
dress for the students. This would remove
the temptation to extravagant dressing-be
highly economicle, and go far to destroy
those distinctions which engender and
cherish pride on the one hand, and infict
modification on the other.
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT.
This Department is attached to the Col
lege, and under the controe of the Presi-
dent. Il is designed for the instruction OF
those students who are not sufficiently adj
vanced TO enter the Collegiate department,
and for educating those who do not intend
to take complete course. The Rev. E. s.
ROBERTSON, A, M. formerly teacher in the
jefferson College, is the Principal of this de-
partment, and will be aided BY ROBERT D.,
HowE, A. b. recently al associate PrinCi-
pal in the Classical Academy in Vicksburg,
and extensively known as an intelligent
scholar and successful teacher.
SESSIONS.
I The Sessions of this department will cor.
respond with those Of the Collegiate Depart
ment.
Expenses-Tuition, per session, in
advance, S18 OC
Primary High Class, Is OF
Primary Low Class, IL OF
Incidental Expenses, 81
BOARDING.
: Rev. R. D. SMITH, Proprietor. 1t is Il
mutual determination Of the Steward ant
Trustees, that no just cause of complain
shall be permitted to exist in this depart
ment. BY order of the Board:
.... ]. LANE, President.
October 80. 184l.
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