Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-07-26
NEw-ENGLAND SEMINARY.

INlE undersigned beg leave respectfully the
1 people of New England and he public generally
that this institution located Windsor VI. is in
crssfl operation. The village Of Windsor is beautifully
situated the Western bank of the Connection river a.
bout three miles from the celebrated Ascutncy mountain
1t has daily communication by with Boston Ms,
Hartford, CT Troy, Y. and Burlington, VI, and in
prct 10 hellthness the morality Of Its citizens and the
enchanting scenery in and around it, nd 10 village
| in the Northern States.
Tue academic year divided into sessions Of twenty
;wo weeks ac and each session into two terms Of eleven
weeks each The Spring session will close the Friday
following the first Thursday in August and the Fall
commence in four WEI ks from the Monray following.
The New ENGLAND SEMINARY is intended 20 be one
If ihc highest order, the youth of country may
spend from to i've six years in the profitable pursuit
of education, being allowed TO progress rapidly their
i1cas and aitnments will permit and 10 attend To those
studies, t. which their genius is best fitted which their
| ;uiurc calings require.
The undersigned desire il to be distinctly undcs,
that this is preparatory school; they do fl f,r 9th
CT institutions Students received at any advanced
stand and carried through of solid science and
sound literature equally extensive with thai Of The highest
Institutions of the land.
The following branches of science and education,
| PRISE the course of studies viz:
Arithmetic, tAdams,) Algebra, Days) Geometry, (Le
gendres) Application Of Algebra TO Geomcry Comic Sec
Spherical II gonomcry, (paue,) Mensur.on % Heights
aud Distances also, of Supe6ces an1 e'',us tDeciS
Natural Philosophy, (Oim1eafs and E,6etds) Plane and
rnysca Astronomy Cambridge, Mechanics Cam5rdse
Gcorsic opealions Navigation, Bowdtehs) Lights and
)Ires) Civil Engineering, embracing the
sucon Of common roads, rail roads, cnnas lock. aquo.
duets bridges, tunnels, vioduc and Typographical and
Military Dawng; Architecture, English Grammar dur
rays tVgel Rhetoric, lNwmans) Logic. (Tphatclys)
intellectual Philosophy, (Ambcrerombies) Moral Science
(Wdytd"d') Political Economy, (IFaytands Compost
Chemistry, (COmstocFs) Anatomy, History Law of Ma.
tons, tp@t'ps) aud the Greek, Latin and French Lam
guages In the ancient Languages the books will b..
those generally used in colleges and universities
Courses Of Lectures arc given annually, the following
subjects, TO wit: Constitution of the United States Nat
ura Philosophy Geology, Military Science, and Civil En-
| gineerng.
Strict attention is paid 10 the moral department of the
pupil and paias spared to nsl his mind correct
and vrunuS principles and motives Of action. Students
are required to attend religious worship the Sabbath
and daily prayers during the week, in the chapel oom-
Pariizansm either in religion or politics is sdously A,
| vodcd.
The Subscribers happy announce that they have
scented 'e services IN the Department of Ancient Ian
Iuaees OF EDWARD EVERETT, late member Of the Yer.
mont University, in whose abilities justice IN the pup
and credit to HIMSELF the public may repose entire conf.
dencc.
The services Of professor L. PERKINS, have Likewise
been secured IN the Department of Martial Music
As soon as arrangements can be carried into effect which
are now making the Seminary will be FINISHED with N
extensive Chemical, Philosophical and Astronomical APP
| paIatus.
Tuition tper q'arier of Il "eeks,] for gentlemen, $500
for ladies', 500
for ladies' or gentlemen in common or English
branches, viz Reading, Geography, Grammar Arithmetic
Declama'lon, and COMPOSITION, $500
Greek, Latin French and Fencing, each extra 400
charge OF 20 cents per quarter made for incidental
expenses.
Tuition to he paid on the furih week fom the com.
mcncement Of the term, aud deduction will be made
Tor absence during term time except in Of sickness
GPThe price of Board including room and Washing in
good families varies from 8 so to S2O0pcr week.
Application to be made personally by letter. either
| of the subsci brrs.
REFERENCES.
The undersigned were permitted at the ope ming cf their
Semnay five months since, refer TO any Of the following
| gentlemen:
Rev. Roswell snURrLErr, D. D. Hn,over, NJ IT.
Hon, EDMusp BrH.E' N. e; Mtepo,t n. n Hon. J.
l.. PUTNAM, Cornish ". H. /; Doct. A G SKINNER Seat.
t1h Prairie, Ind Hon. l. PACK, and j. WENTWORTH,
ESQ Chicago H.; Hon. MyRoS LESLIE ST. L,us No
Maj. Gen. JAMES 7. PRATT, Hartford, c.; sAM'L X.
GhpRGE. Esq BMimore Nd EDWIN F. JonssoS Esq.
v. b. H,Rr N. Esq, Cincinnati Ohio Lieut. r. WARnP
U; 5 n. New York; Gen y. b RASsoM, and Lieut.. Il
W FhF"L'N u S. N. Nprtcjch. ~; Hon. Asa AIKENs
Hon ,nLos COOLIDGE, Cni. A q HATcH ). MAHp-
NEN, and l. W HUBBARD, Esqis. Windsor VI.
| u Inc Eau Term will commence Monday, the 9Th
DAY o September. J. SWEET, j. a M
| m ALONZO JACKMAN, A. NJ
| Windsor VI. July @ 1871 10